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Mining Weekly
Surging prices prove double edged sword for gold miners
TORONTO (miningweekly.com) – Gold producers are pulling in record revenues and cash flow thanks to $1 300/oz-plus prices for the yellow metal, but the downside of the commodities boom is that... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)

Airbus A320-232 US airways, N601AW

Airways Photos Travel Us wikipedia : US Airways

Newsday
US Airways raising overweight luggage fees
BAGGAGE FEES Beginning March 1, US Airways is nearly doubling its fee for travelers who check overweight luggage - a bag that weighs 51-70 pounds will cost an extra $90 (up from $50). CRUISING Royal... (photo: GFDL / Luciof)

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The Daily Mail
Taylor Swift is a real bathing beauty in holiday snap from Bahamas getaway
Taylor Swift looked every inch the beach goddess during her latest visit to the Bahamas. A photograph has emerged of singer that shows her perched on the water's edge during a getaway to the... (photo: Creative Commons / Brian Cantoni)
Photos Singer Star Swift wikipedia : Taylor Swift

Various vegetarian dishes from Mumbai, India.

Herald Tribune
Vegetarians push soy, but Cubans prefer pork
HAVANA - Juicy hamburgers and sandwiches stuffed thick with sausage aren't your typical vegetarian fare - but that's what is on the menu at El Carmelo, a state-run restaurant originally founded to... (photo: Creative Commons / Deepak)
Havana Meat Photos Pork Wikipedia :Vegetarian

The Guardian
Africa struggles to develop rainy-day funds
By Carolyn Cohn and Natsuko Waki LONDON, Feb 17 (Reuters) - "It's raining now," politicians told then-Nigerian finance minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala seven years ago, when... (photo: WN / Imran Nissar)
Africa Fund London Photos Wikipedia: Africa

Juan Somavia, Director-General of the ILO delivers remarks at the opening of the International Labor Organization's 90th anniversary photo exhibition. At right is Maria Luiza Ribeiro Viotti, Permanent Representative of the Brazilian Mission to the UN . The exhibition is co-sponsored by the ILO and the Permanent Mission of Brazil.

Jamaica Observer
New ILO initiative to improve occupational safety, health in Caribbean
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad (CMC) – The International Labour Organization (ILO) Office for the Caribbean says it has initiated a programme to support regional... (photo: UN / Ryan Brown)
Caribbean Health Photos Port Wikipedia :ILO

Appearance of Jesus to Mary Magdalene after resurrection, Alexander Ivanov, 1835

The News & Observer
Relic of Mary Magdalene to make stop in Berkeley
BERKELEY, Calif. -- Encased in glass and held in tender reverence, a partial tibia believed to be that of St. Mary Magdalene will be at a Berkeley parish Thursday as part... (photo: Creative Commons / Alex Bakharev)
Berkeley Marry Magdalene Photos Relic Religious

U.S. New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson gives comments on his North Korean trip after his arrival from Pyongyang at the Capital Airport in Beijing, China, Tuesday, Dec. 21, 2010.

Jamaica Observer
Bill Richardson makes case for Cuba
WASHINGTON, USA (AFP) — Cuba should be taken off the US list of state sponsors of terrorism, US diplomatic troubleshooter and former UN ambassador Bill Richardson... (photo: AP / Alexander F. Yuan)
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Bill Clinton @ Hillary Rally

The Guardian
Clinton, candidates discuss Haiti reconstruction
DAVID McFADDEN Associated Press= PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Former U.S. President Bill Clinton on Tuesday discussed the future of efforts to rebuild earthquake-torn... (photo: Creative Commons / Jayu)
Earthquake Haiti Photos Politics Wikipedia: Haitian general election, 2010–2011

Caribbean Economy

	UNICEF: Investing in teenagers breaks cycles of poverty, inequity m&c;
	Avon Announces Management Realignments Insurance Newsnet
	Alice in Wonderland filming fuels boom in stately home visits as British tourism industry reaps ... The Daily Mail
	Soups of the World The New York Times

World Politics

	Railway budget favours Maharashtra: Prithviraj Chavan DNA India
	Obama will not enforce act that discriminates against gays on marriage The Examiner
	UK economy contracts: It's a thin line between recovery and recession The Daily Telegraph
	Ed Miliband's 'vision for Labour' queried by Mandelson BBC News
	New Zealand earthquake death toll exceeds 100 Herald Tribune

South America

	Maradona eyes Spain coaching job Independent online (SA)
	Terek Grozny Hopeful Of Luring Ronaldo Out Of Retirement - Report Goal
	Economic Survey: India food inflation second lowest among emerging economies The Times of India
	Italians feel the pain as enforcer Gustavo leaves Bayern sitting pretty The Independent

CGM Gallagher acquires Barbados' Atria Brokers

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McDonogh Middle School orchestrates concert to aid refugees

Formal request made to review foreign investment of Postmedi

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Texting and tweeting go beyond motor vehicle accidents

The Prime Minister, Dr. Manmohan Singh presenting the Sustainable Development Leadership Award, at the inaugural session of the Delhi Sustainable Development Summit 2011, in New Delhi on February 03, 2011. The President of Afghanistan, Mr. Hamid Karzai is also seen.

PM favours enforcement of green regulatory standards

Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban walks off the court following a 95-92 loss to the Miami Heat nf2

Cuban Declines to Enter Chase for the Mets

Bay area companies score business in Dominican Republic afte The Business Review
Adduci set to acquire Royal Jamaica cigars Jamaica Observer
Digicel profits up 32 per cent in Q3 Jamaica Observer
EU gives more funding to Jamaica than any other LAC country Jamaica Observer
Can innovation solve the Caribbean’s growth crisis? Jamaica Observer
Warner staying out of CAL conflict Jamaica Observer
Rising oil prices could impact tourism in the Bahamas Jamaica Observer
The Jamaica/ Haiti debacle Jamaica Observer
Leewards look to arrest slide against Jamaicans Jamaica Observer
PLCA hails U-17 'ballers Jamaica Observer
Digicel revenue up 32% in Q4 as Haiti market goes from stren Irish Times
In Cuba, Cigar Lovers Are a Lifeline Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
For Caribbean Property, the Challenge Is Standing Out Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
True to the Peace Corps The Los Angeles Times
MSNBC airs feature on company that was `partner' Fresno Bee
How To Make Or Break Your Credit Score Forbes
GOLDCORP ACHIEVES RECORD CASH FLOW; EARNINGS MORE THAN DOUBL Seeking Alpha
BP-RIL deal to help develop domestic gas market: Sashi K Muk The Times of India
Stretching important part of Duchscherer's day MLB
Bahamas to boast Caribbean's biggest casino in new luxury me The Daily Telegraph Australia

Members of Cuba's dissident group Ladies in White march in Havana, Cuba, Sunday, Feb. 6, 2011. Cuba freed Guido Sigler, a prominent political prisoner, on Friday and the Roman Catholic Church said Angel Moya, another political prisoner, would be released soon and allowed to stay in the country.

Cuba releases another political prisoner

Former Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide speaks during a press conference in Johannesburg, South Africa, Friday, Jan. 15, 2010. Exiled former Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide said Friday he was ready to return to his quake-devastated country, but it was not clear when or how.

Aristide heading back to Haiti

Demonstrators hold pictures of Haiti's ousted President Jean Bertrand Aristide during a protest demanding his return in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Wednesday Feb. 2, 2011. Aristide is a former priest and liberation theologist who rose to become Haiti's first democratically elected president. He was overthrown in a coup, restored to power, then ousted again in 2004.

Haiti 'gives ex-President Aristide new passport'

‘King’ problem solver helps Aruba expand The Business Review
Caricom leaders' tough agenda Jamaica Observer
Cuba sets March 4 trial date for accused US spy Breitbart
Where It's Still Legal to Exhale The New York Times
Cuban blogger Yoani Sanchez is impersonated on Twitter The Miami Herald
Cuban films, from politics to dance Star Tribune
US says Cuba has set date to try detained American The Guardian
U.S. says Cuba sets trial date for jailed contractor Hartford Courant
Which Nations Are Most Vulnerable to Climate Change? The Dau The New York Times
For helping Haiti, thank you, President Zuma Newsvine
Cuban hunger striker remembered on anniversary of death CNN
Cuban exiles in Miami remember 1996 shootdown Herald Tribune
Cuba remains a cause for Madeleine Albright The Miami Herald
11 Trinis trapped in Libya Jamaica Observer
Lack of economic growth in Jamaica Jamaica Observer
Cuba: Stop Arbitrary Arrests of Dissidents Human Rights
Ex-hunger striker detained in Cuba as govt hits out Zeenews
Obama calls for freeing Cuba political prisoners Kansas City Star
Former hunger striker detained in Cuba: mother Breitbart
US denounces Cuba's treatment of dissidents The News & Observer

Sano Shinsuke wears a mask to protect from swine flu as he walks through Times Square after arriving on a flight from Japan, Tuesday, April 28, 2009 in New York. Shinsuke said he feared catching the illness.

Leprosy, Plague and Other Visitors to New York

Chocolate - Sweets

Valentine's Day Tasting Explore the World of Chocolate

Doctor Ismely Iglesias, right, checks the blood pressure of Cuban dissident Guillermo Farinas after an interview with The Associated Press at his home in Santa Clara, Cuba, Friday, March 5, 2010.

Prominent Cuban dissident hospitalised after arrest

American saxophonist inspires Jamaican music students Jamaica Observer
Man accused of petit larceny Times Union
The Self-Invented Artist The New York Times
UN: Most Of World's Coral Reefs Under Threat Scoop
Cuban backs firm that puts ads on video The Business Review
UN-backed report shows most of world's coral reefs under thr United Nations
Remembering two colleagues who made history The Miami Herald
Close up: Sunday night fever The Guardian
World's coral reefs 'will be wiped out by 2050', researchers The Daily Mail
Winners of sms hunt game awarded Papua New Guinea Post
'75 percent of world's coral reefs under threat' Zeenews
Would Cuba’s soldiers pull the trigger? The Miami Herald
Climate change fuels 'dire' threat to coral reefs Khaleej Times
Spring Visas Delay Boys of Summer The New York Times
Haiti's Scars, and Its Soul, Find Healing on Walls The New York Times
Finding Low-Budget Amazon, and an Island Paradise The New York Times
New Mexico Software sells teleradiology in the Caribbean The Business Review
For Cuban, one down, one to go vs. Perot The Business Review
Ohio Dominican change to help students, encourage transfers The Columbus Dispatch
Still no layoffs in Cuba 5 months after announcement Jamaica Observer

Cameron Diaz - Hollywood actress - star -

Cameron Diaz is every inch the proud girlfriend as A-Rod receives baseball award

Pope Benedict XVI delivers the "Urbi et Orbi" (to the City and to the World) message in St. Peter's square at the Vatican, Saturday, Dec. 25, 2010.

Church: Cuba to free 4 more prisoners into exile

Presidential Elections in Haiti - On Election Day workers count ballots at a polling station in Croix-des-Bouquets, near Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 28 November, 2010.

Haiti reverses poll results

Baseball Player Struggles Between Greed and God Huffington Post
No recording of Marley and Wailers performing in Jamaica Jamaica Observer
Trina to add Jamaican flavour to new CD Jamaica Observer
CONCACAF gives Jamaica passing grade Jamaica Observer
Suspect in 21 killings indicted in Puerto Rico Herald Tribune
Mark Cuban-backed 140Fire Lets You Create Real-time Overlay Crunch
UniverSoul Circus has a new show that has you wanting MORE! The Examiner
Pinewood to help build TV, film studios in DomRep Kansas City Star
US says Cuba has set trial date for American accused of spyi Star Tribune
West Ham threaten to sue the FA over Ashton compensation bil The Daily Mail
Florida Marlins raise money for housing in Haiti Herald Tribune
2nd Cuban official testifying in ex-CIA agent case Herald Tribune
Wish you were here... Barbados trip prompts Sunderland boss The Daily Mail
Carnival float teams get full briefing on big parade Nation
Newcomer Nishioka impressive in workout Star Tribune
"Olmec: Colossal Masterworks of Ancient Mexico" exhibit at t The Examiner
Intrasquad games to prep Royals for action MLB
Royals able to avoid injury bug so far MLB
Truck stolen, but Teaford keeps sense of humor MLB
DomRep: Haitian migrants exploited, forced to beg Herald Tribune

Global Peace Index: how does each country compare?

Global Peace Index: how does each country compare?

CLEARWATER, Fla. - A Coast Guard C-130 Hercules fixed-wing aircraft crew from Air Station Clearwater, conducts an overflight assessment above Port-au-Prince, Haiti, January 13, 2010. The assessment follows a 7.0 magnitude earthquake that damaged the region January 12, 2010. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Sondra-Kay Kneen. (745108) ( Coast Guard overflight of Port au Prince )

Haiti: Finding inspiration in disaster

Aspirin - Drugs - Medicine

Online drug buyers targeted in extortion scam

Unicef adolescents data: what is the state of the world for The Guardian
Fitch signals more upgrades for Latin America soon The Guardian
Canada clinches berth Canada Dot Com
Free internet for all, pleads Cuban star Independent online (SA)
Bahamas breaks ground on Chinese-financed resort The Guardian
'Sister Internet' forced out of convent National Post
Toronto signs Bautista to long-term deal Canada Dot Com
Aruba Networks Reports Record Second Quarter 2011 Financial Seeking Alpha
Way back when: Today in history Tulsa World
Essex county duo have running start Canada Dot Com
BAE Systems cautious on 2011 as defence cuts bite The Guardian
02.17 Tulsa World
Cuba fights latest 'invasion' online Independent online (SA)
Global Courier takes Internet shopping to another level Jamaica Observer
Wary of Egypt crisis repeat, Cuba cracks down on Internet op Newstrack India
Almost half of applications rejected for program to reunite Canada Dot Com
Cuba gets fiber-optic cable link to Venezuela Canada Dot Com
Cuba welcomes new internet cable link with Venezuela BBC News
British woman dies after illegal buttocks-enhancement inject Canada Dot Com
Fiber-optic cable arrives in Cuba, promising boost to Intern Star Tribune

Protestors carry a banner reading 'fight racism' as they take part in an anti-racism demonstration in the center of Geneva, Switzerland, Saturday, April 18, 2009. The United Nations is bracing for a major anti-racism conference opening next week at its European headquarters, with concerns rife that it may descend once again into clashes over Israel that marred the last conference in South Africa eight years ago

War Is Racism by Other Means

Afghan President Hamid Karzai reads a document at the Nato summit in Lisbon, Portugal Saturday Nov 20 2010.

Afghan president in India to discuss security

Cholera down in Haiti, but could surge

Cholera down in Haiti, but could surge

Street food and Haitian hot wings The Christian Science Monitor
Ousted T&T back Young Boyz in World Cup Jamaica Observer
Cuba FM blames US media, pols for Libya violence Herald Tribune
Barbados lifts ban on 'Black Swan' after outcry Herald Tribune
Cuba FM blames US media for Libya violence Herald Tribune
For Albright, Cuba remains important cause The Miami Herald
US says mother of Cuba hunger striker harassed Herald Tribune
Cuban exiles in Miami remember 2 anniversaries Herald Tribune
Cuba official back on stand in ex-CIA agent's case Herald Tribune
Cuba travel cost 10 times that of Jamaica — IMF staff Jamaica Observer
An example of Jamaican employee engagement Jamaica Observer
Payless opens in MoBay Jamaica Observer
Mangroves replanted in vulnerable area of Jamaica Jamaica Observer
The Jamaican training European bankers of tomorrow Jamaica Observer
Burrell awaits gains on U-17 investment Jamaica Observer
House of Bags demonstrates confidence in Jamaica, says Samud Jamaica Observer
Meet the Real Housewives of Miami: A Cuban Barbie, a snarky The Daily Mail
Report on 2011 International Year part 5: Haiti's Poetics of The Examiner
Craig Singh: Changing the party scene in central Jamaica Jamaica Observer
Simmons falls short of ton Jamaica Observer

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