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Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini

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Manchester City boss Mancini wary of Dynamo Kiev threat
Fri 25 Feb 2011
Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini has warned his side of the "difficult" task awaiting them in the Europa League last 16 against Dynamo Kiev. City beat Aris Salonika 3-0 to set up a meeting with... (photo: AP / Andreas Schaad/dapd)

Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini at a friendly match against New York Red Bulls in 2010

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Sky Sports
Mancini hails two-goal Dzeko
Fri 25 Feb 2011
Roberto Mancini paid tribute to Edin Dzeko after his brace set Manchester City on course for the Europa League's last 16. Dzeko struck twice in a blistering start by the Blues before a deflected Yaya... (photo: Creative Commons / Stevo1000)

Roger Federer on Wednesday night at the US Open where he won against Robin Soderling.

Sky Sports Thu 24 Feb 2011
Federer strolls into semis
Roger Federer continued his serene progress at the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships with a straight-sets win over on Sergiy... (photo: Creative Commons / The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas)
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Manchester City's Mario Balotelli, left, keeps the ball from Red Bull Salzburg's Rabiu Afolabi during their Europa League soccer match at The City of Manchester Stadium, Manchester, England

Goal Wed 23 Feb 2011
Europa League Preview: Manchester City - Aris Salonika
By Alex Fisher Share Share City Aim To Keep Unbeaten Home Record Intact... (photo: AP / Jon Super)
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A health offical draws blood from an HIV positive woman at Siem Reap provincial hospital about 230 kilometers (143 miles) northwest of Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Friday, Nov. 30, 2007.

Houston Chronicle Tue 15 Feb 2011
HIV patients out of drugs, harassed in Ukraine
KIEV, Ukraine - AIDS drugs turned Andrei from a sickly baby into an energetic toddler, who giggles as he goes sledding in his snow-covered backyard. But the health of the... (photo: AP / Heng Sinith)
Baby Drugs Patients Photos Wikipedia :HIV

Elton John in Norway

Orange News Mon 7 Feb 2011
Sir Elton expected baby criticism
Sir Elton John anticipated criticism over his decision to welcome a baby at the age of 63 - because even he momentarily thought he was too old to become a father. The... (photo: Creative Commons / Ernst Vikne)
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Chernobyl npp retouched-1

The Daily Mail Mon 7 Feb 2011
Birds living near Chernobyl have smaller brains due to radiation, scientists warn
Birds living near the site of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster have 5 per cent smaller brains caused by lingering background radiation, according to researchers. Scientists... (photo: Creative Commons)
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Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant showing the sarcophagus. (Chernobyl, Ukraine) (cg1)

Huffington Post Wed 2 Feb 2011
Chernobyl: 25 Years After The Nuclear Disaster (PHOTOS)
From iLCP: This year marks the 25th Anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster. At 1:23am on April 26th, 1986, operators in the control room of Reactor #4 botched a... (photo: IAEA file)
Disaster Environment Nuclear Photos Wikipedia: Chernobyl disaster

Ukrainian TV channel to appeal decision blocking expansion

m&c; Fri 28 Jan 2011
Ukrainian TV channel to appeal decision blocking expansion
Kiev - Ukraine's leading independent television news channel will turn to the European Court for Human Rights to challenge a court ruling that blocks... (photo: EC / EC)
EU Media Photos Television Ukraine

Ban calls on industry to play its full part in curbing non-communicable diseases

United Nations Fri 28 Jan 2011
Ban calls on industry to play its full part in curbing non-communicable diseases
27 January 2011 With non-communicable diseases such as cancer, stroke and heart disease accounting for 60 per cent of all deaths, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today... (photo: UN / Eskinder Debebe)
Davos Diseases Industry Photos UN Wikipedia: World Economic Forum

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	Putin Questions Europe's Foreign and Energy Policies The New York Times

Entertainment

	Tara Reid FINALLY polishes up for a romantic dinner date with new boyfriend The Daily Mail
	Vladimir Putin criticises customs officers over mock rap video The Daily Telegraph
	US video game behind Russian bomb attack! Zeenews

Yoweri Museveni portrait

MC Museveni: Ugandan president considers releasing rap album after radio freestyle becomes internet hit

Rice - Grain - Food - Commodity

Huge rice stockpiles make food crisis unlikely in Asia (Feature)

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev seen before a meeting on economic issues in the Gorki residence outside Moscow, Tuesday, Dec. 28, 2010.

Dmitry Medvedev fires FSB deputy head over lavish party

Russian president calls to halt killing civilians in Libya RBC News
Fuggedaboutit Friday - Dip? I Didn't See No Dip? Seeking Alpha
Designer Galliano detained in Paris scuffle The News & Observer
Magnitude-5.7 quake shakes Mexico's Gulf coast The News & Observer
APNewsBreak: Diplomats _ Syria rejects nuke probe The News & Observer
Russian parliament mulls US Afghan transit deal Khaleej Times
Entire Libya mission in Geneva quits Houston Chronicle
Ukraine's president seeks parliamentary election reform RBC News
Glencore: The 'Biggest Company You've Never Heard Of' Is Abo Huffington Post
Top Afghan insurgents tout girls' education, not bombs The Christian Science Monitor
If A Man Is Going To Eat His Best Friend, He’d Better Have T Business Insider
Iran sells more oil as Libyan exports dwindle The Guardian
China sends frigate to shield Libya evacuation m&c;
Russia honours freedom of serfs, American slaves DNA India
Cleaning Up Moscow American Spectator
Polish parliament condemns Belarusian regime for repression Star Tribune
Polish parliament condemns Belarusian regime The Miami Herald
Gorbachev, world changer, turns 80 The Siasat Daily
Middle East Turmoil Could Mean An New World Order Nightmare Pakalert Press
Russian president sacks 7 interior ministry generals Breitbart

The Mistral French amphibious assault ship/helicopter carrier/hospital ship docks on the Neva River in downtown St. Petersburg, Russia, Monday, Nov. 23, 2009, with one of the city landmarks, St. Isaac's Cathedral, in the background

Russia plans $650bn defence spend up to 2020

People carry a dead body of Pakistani national killed in a suicide attack in neighboring Spin Boldak, Afghanistan, at a local hospital in Pakistani border town of Chaman on Friday, Jan. 7, 2011. A suicide bomber struck a bath house in a southern Afghan border town as men gathered to wash before Friday prayers, killing a number of people, a provincial official said. The Taliban claimed responsibility, saying they targeted the deputy of an influential border patrol commander.

Blast hits Afghan police officers

Airbus A321 of Czech Airlines

EU commission opens probe on state aid to struggling Czech Airlines

Belarus leader urges tighter forex controls The Guardian
Russia raises key interest rate amid inflation worries BBC News
Russia raises key interest rate to stem inflation The Boston Globe
Russia ends 2 years of rate cuts CBC
Russia raises refinancing rate for 1st time since 2008 over Star Tribune
Ukraine retirement age rise inevitable -Yanukovich The Guardian
Key West has long relied on immigrants, both legal and illeg The Columbus Dispatch
Russia to raise oil export duty on March 1 RBC News
Russia c.bank raises rates, reserve requirements The Guardian
Volvo to invest in new plants in China m&c;
Rouble firms beyond 29 vs dollar, cbank in focus The Times of India
Special Report: The biggest company you never heard of KDVR
Nissan Production, Sales, Export Results for January 2011 Asahi News
Russian government approves acquisition by Puget Ventures In Mineweb
Report: Japan to reduce dependence on Chinese rare earths m&c;
Khodorkovsky's judge says sentence not harsh Kansas City Star
Russians wary as the cost of food rockets upward BBC News
Russian judge who sentenced Khodorkovsky says tycoon's sente Star Tribune
Paraguay extradites 3 Lebanese men to face US drug trafficki Star Tribune
Russia raises $1.37 bln in ruble Eurobond as oil soars The Guardian

Dawn broke over the Atlantic Ocean near Launch Pad 39A at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida to reveal space shuttle Discovery newly arrived for its upcoming launch in this image taken on Feb. 1, 2011. Discovery began its 3.4-mile trip from the Vehicle Assembly Building at 7:58 p.m. EST Jan. 31, and was secured on the pad a little before 3 a.m. Feb. 1. Discovery is set to launch to the International Space Station on the STS-133 mission on Thursday, Feb

NASA gives green light for Discovery launch

Alcohol - Beer - Alcoholic Beverage

Does the World Have a Drinking Problem?

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov speaks the press after the talks in Moscow, Russia, Friday, March 19, 2010.

Russian FM: Don't stir up protests in Middle East

International Travel and Tourism exhibition coming to the he TravelDailyNews
Russia to class beer as alcohol Independent online (SA)
IOF Calls For Action Following Release Of Eastern European & redOrbit
WMD threat reduction strategy oulined by agency director The Examiner
Discovery's last crew all experienced space fliers The News & Observer
Pelaez: Husband hid spying from me Herald Tribune
All aboard for Soviet space capsule sale Breitbart
McGeady on target as Spartak progress Irish Times
Neighbors bid to save 'Oliver Twist' workhouse The News & Observer
Disney buys kids social network Togetherville The News & Observer
Humana CEO preaches power of health care consumer The News & Observer
Bio Box: Humana Inc. CEO Michael McCallister The News & Observer
Putin, EU commission chief clash on energy policy The News & Observer
Massey agrees to medical monitoring in slurry case The News & Observer
Report: Chechnya's leader looking for 2nd wife Herald Tribune
NATO vows to stay out of Libyan conflict Herald Tribune
Parliamentary groups flourish as David Cameron fails to deli The Guardian
Russian military to purchase 600 planes, 100 ships Herald Tribune
Rochette yet to make decision about 2014 Games CBC
1961 Soviet space capsule to be auctioned in NYC Philadelphia Daily News

Cabbage - Vegetable

Cabbage, potatoes Russia's new luxuries

Protestors cheers a soldier during a demonstration against former Tunisian President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali in the center of Tunis, Monday, Jan. 17. 2011. Tunisia's interim leaders plan to announce a new government Monday that includes opposition leaders for the first time _ a move they hope will stabilize their violence-wracked nation.

Polish priest killed in Tunisia

The space module of the "Shenzhou No. 4" unmanned spacecraft, which was launched on Dec. 30, 2002, in the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, lands on the middle part of Inner Mongolia on Jan. 5, 2003. After a decade of preparation and months of speculation, China made a concrete commitment Friday, Oct. 10, 2003, to human space travel, announcing plans to launch a manned capsule into orbit next week and enter one of mankind's most rarefield clubs, that of the spacefaring nations. The tentative date: between Wednesday and Friday of next week, "at proper time." The number of orbits for the still-unidentified first Chinese "taikonaut" and the Shenzhou 5 crafts: 14.

Taikonaut simulates landing on Red Planet

Bosnian refugee returns to health through Chase Bank progra The Business Review
Soviet empire self-destructed 20 years ago (Feature) m&c;
As it happened Thursday: N Africa/Mid-East unrest BBC News
Hong Kong airline officials jailed for people smuggling m&c;
Research and Markets: The Medical Device Market in Iran - Ir Insurance Newsnet
Village Miracle's Glow Dims Under Ex-Spy's Glare The New York Times
Inquiry Clears General of Accusations Over Female Officer The New York Times
Chrystia Freeland completing first year as global editor-at- The Examiner
Seven Critical Guidelines For U.S. Foreign Policy In Central Business Insider
Efforts to Evacuate Foreigners Intensify in Libya The New York Times
Quake's affect on Rugby World Cup? Too soon to say The Boston Globe
Lamenting a Knicks Trade Over Veal Scaloppine The New York Times
China wants early restart to nuclear talks with North Korea m&c;
Courtyard by Marriott continues expansion in Russia TravelDailyNews
UN Hub for ICT Capacity Development Scoop
Finally, Turkey Looks East The New York Times
Quake's affect on Rugby World Cup still unknown CNN
Rangers and Capitals Closer to Playing Openers in Russia The New York Times
Archaeological field school in Bulgaria: Ilindentci (Prehist The Examiner
Medvedev Warns of Arab 'Disintegration' Wall Street Journal

Potato Vegetable Mumbai India

Irish potatoes in demand in Russia

An opposition activist Vasily Parfenkov, center, enters into a cage during a court session in Minsk, Belarus, Thursday, Feb. 17, 2011. Parfenkov, who worked at the campaign headquarters of main opposition candidate Vladimir Neklyayev, faces a charge of participating in mass unrest on December 19. He was arrested during post election violence and massive arrests after the Dec. 19 election that returned President Lukashenko to a fourth term in office.

US condemns Belarus trials and imprisoning of protester

In this photo taken Thursday, May 27, 2010, a woman chooses tomatoes at a market in Caracas, Venezuela. Across the developing world, families from Pakistan to Argentina to Congo are being battered by a double-digit surge in food costs that is fueling political tensions and forcing some to give up eating meat, fruit and even basics such as tomatoes.

Latin America my see food riots as commodities soar

Putin puts foot down in Brussels over EU gas law Breitbart
Russia, EU mull alliances in several industries RBC News
China trade data shows local grip, global reach The Guardian
Congressional report raises question Indus Water Treaty Zeenews
Rosneft may seek BP board seat, Russia's Sechin says The Independent
Ukraine winter grains survive hard frosts -AgMin The Guardian
A difficult balancing act for head of Gazprom The Independent
Reporter's Notebook: In Afghanistan, Glimpses of the Soviet The New York Times
Clinton: Remarks on Afghanistan and Pakistan to Asia Society Scoop
The Decline of Liberalism American Spectator
Video: Fur farm animals in danger The Independent
Polish off your green thumb Nashville Tennessean
An inside look at the WikiLeaks revolution Ha'aretz
Russian oligarch complains spies, police aim to steal bankin National Post
Russia bids to 'control time' in new law Breitbart
Fortress Energy Inc. Announce Its Intention to Enter Into th StreetInsider
Silver Breakout Has Serious Fundamental Legs Seeking Alpha
Polish motorists confused by road sign with 12 instructions The Daily Telegraph
Investment in disputed islands unclear China Daily
Prince Albert of Monaco fights corruption claims Herald Tribune

Libyan protesters stand atop a damaged police station as they burn an effigy of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi during a demonstration, in Tobruk, Libya, Wednesday Feb. 23, 2011. Thousands in the coastal town of Tobruk celebrated their freedom from Moammar Gadhafi on Wednesday by waving flags of the old monarchy, honking horns and firing guns in the air around a city square where he once executed people.

Libyan opposition reportedly seizes city of Misurata

Hot Weather - Climate Change

Climate change to blame for protests?

Russia's Energy Minister Victor Christenko, left, Greece's Development Minister Dimitris Sioufas, center, and Bulgaria's Regional Development Minister Victor Cherofski smile following a signing ceremony in front of Russia's President Vladimir Putin, left, Greece's Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis, center, and Bulgaria's Prime Minister Sergei Stanishev at the Presidential palace in Athens on Thursday, March 15, 2007. Russia, Greece and Bulgaria signed a deal to build a pipeline to transport Russian oil to a port in northern Greece. The 280-kilometer (175-mile) pipeline from Bulgaria's Black Sea port of Burgas will transport crude to the port of Alexandroupolis. The project will improve networks in southeastern Europe that transport oil and gas from the Caspian Sea region to the European Union.

Russia shelves Balkan project

Bangladesh signs nuclear power deal with Russia Zeenews
Bangladesh signs nuclear deal with Russia Deccan Chronicle
EU expresses concern over rising price of oil Irish Times
Oil soars to $120 a barrel The Hindu
Rozoff: US Backs Japan In Looming Confrontation With Russia Scoop
Algeria bigger threat to Italy gas flows than Libya The Guardian
A look at economic developments around the globe The News & Observer
Putin Criticizes EU Energy Policy Wall Street Journal
Putin surprises Europe – claiming Russia not interested in h RBC News
Russia may launch gas exchange this year RBC News
EU-Russia energy spat breaks out at Brussels meeting (Roundu m&c;
Putin criticizes EU's 3rd energy package RBC News
Oil rises, but holds below $100 per barrel ahead of US suppl Star Tribune
Russia premier calls plans to separate gas supply, pipeline Star Tribune
Not such a capital idea after all The Independent
Gas leak closed connector road to SoCal freeways Fresno Bee
Libyan Upheaval Makes Russian Oil Stocks Look Cheap Forbes
Libyan fighter crew deliberately crash their jet after being The Daily Mail
Bravery beyond belief: Unarmed protesters face Gaddafi's mer The Daily Mail
The dawn of a new Libya? Gaddafi on the brink as protesters The Daily Mail

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