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Palestinians fill bottles and containers with water at the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) headquarters in Khan Yunis refugee camp, in the southern Gaza Strip, on April 27, 2010. (Photo by Ahmed Deeb/WN) What does the Arab world do when its water runs out?
The Observer2011-02-20
Poverty, repression, decades of injustice and mass unemployment have all been cited as causes of the political convulsions in the Middle East and north Africa these last weeks. But a less recognised reason for the turmoil in Egypt, Tunisia, Algeria, Yemen, Jordan and now Iran has been rising food prices, directly linked to a growing regional water crisis. The diverse states that make up the Arab...

Gaddafi fights for his future as up to 200 die in Benghazi
The Independent2011-02-20
Libya was approaching a "tipping point" last night as widespread protests against Colonel Gaddafi's regime were met with increasing violence from security forces. Fifteen people were reported killed by security forces in Benghazi, Libya's second city, yesterday when violence flared again as crowds clashed after funerals for people killed in fighting on Friday. Clashes were reported in the town of...

U.S. Marine Corps Maj. Gen. Richard P. Mills, the commander of Regional Command Southwest, tours the Koru Chareh bazaar and an area school during a visit to Combat Outpost Turbett in Marjah, Afghanistan, Jan. 12, 2011. Afghanistan: Weren't we meant to be winning by now?
The Independent2011-02-20
Twelve months ago, Marjah was a ghost town, deep in rural Helmand province and deep in the grip of the Taliban. The bazaar was closed and those who could run had fled; the rest cowered in their homes. It was never going to be easy to take from the Taliban. More than 120 Taliban and at least 60 coalition and Afghan troops paid the price with their lives. Today, the Afghan national flag flies over...

File - Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi talks during a celebrations marking the 31-year anniversary of the declaration of the "Jamahiriya," or "rule of the masses" in Sirte, Libya, Sunday, March 2, 2008. After 42 years, Libya's controversial ruler faces new threats
CNN2011-02-20
(CNN) -- Moammar Gadhafi's first grab at power occurred 42 years ago in the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi, when he led a crew of fellow military officers in taking over key government institutions on his way to usurping the nation's monarchy. Ever since, he's referred to himself as the Leader of the Revolution -- though politically, at least, Libya has appeared to be largely stable, with few...

Hooters Dream Girls 2011 featured on FX: 16 vying for top prize (Video)
The Examiner2011-02-20
The Hooters Girls seen tonight on FX will not be serving beer or wings. These 16 women from the restaurant chain are actual employees looking to grab the dream title of ‘Hooter Dream Girl.’ An annual competition (and television show) this is where the public is asked to check out the ladies and vote. The show, filmed in Cancun Mexico, is a big fun interview where the...

Sri Lankan cricket captain Kumar Sangakkara looks on as he addresses the media during a media briefing at Mahinda Rajapaksha Stadium in Suriyawewa, a village in Hambantota, Sri Lanka, Saturday, Feb. 19, 2011. Sri Lanka vs Canada Live Streaming, Score, Highlights, World Cup Cricket 2011
The Examiner2011-02-20
Sri Lanka will take on Canada in the third game of the World Cup to be played at Hambantota on Sunday, February 21, 2011. The day/night game will begin at 2:30 pm India time. The ground will be hosting their first ever...

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad gestures prior to an official welcoming ceremony for Qatari Emir Sheik Hamad Bin Khalifa Al Thani, unseen, in Tehran, Iran Iran says enemy does not fear bombs
The Siasat Daily2011-02-20
Tehran, February 20: Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says the enemies of the Iranian nation have no fear of weapons, missiles and bombs yet they accuse the country of pursuing a military nuclear program. “How can a government which possesses more than 5,000 fifth-generation nuclear bombs be afraid of this false claim...

Woman - Eater - Foods - Meal - Diet 10 ways to keep your mind sharp
Zeenews2011-02-20
Washington: If you don’t want your brain to lose its prowess as you age, better follow these tips. Do something Scientists are starting to think that regular aerobic exercise may be the single most important thing you can do for the long-term health of your brain. For mental fitness, aim for at least 30 minutes of physical activity every other day, reports Live Science Eat A low glycemic diet—high...

'60 Minutes' sparks media Brown-out
Boston Herald2011-02-20
I knew Scott Brown way back when, before he changed his name to Scott Brown-McCain. It’s embarrassing how in -the-satchel he is this weekend for “60 Minutes.” You know, “60 Minutes,” whose corrupt Democrat partisans staged the infamous “fake but accurate” Texas Air National Guard hoax in a brazen attempt to steal the 2004 presidential election for . Not...

Gaddafi: What now for Libya's dictator, and where does Britain stand?
The Independent2011-02-20
Libya was approaching a "tipping point" last night as widespread protests against Colonel Gaddafi's regime were met with increasing violence from security forces. Dozens of protesters were reported killed by sniper fire from security forces in Benghazi, Libya's second city, yesterday when violence flared again as crowds clashed after funerals for people killed in fighting on Friday. "Dozens were...

"Jasmine Revolution", a controversial term. The protests and resultant political crisis have generally been called the Jasmine Revolution in the media[136][137] in keeping with the geopolitical nomenclature of "colour revolutions". China tries to stamp out 'Jasmine Revolution'
Herald Tribune2011-02-20
BEIJING - Authorities rounded up dozens of dissidents and cracked down on calls for a "Jasmine Revolution," which urged demonstrations in more than a dozen Chinese cities Sunday apparently modeled after the wave of pro-democracy protests sweeping the Middle East. The source of the call was not known and many activists seemed not to know what to make of it, even as they spread the word. They said...

In this photo taken Saturday Feb. 19, 2011 supporters of Libyan President Moammar Gadhafi shout slogans during a pro-government demonstration in Tripoli. According to witnesses protesters in the eastern city of Benghazi defied once more a fierce crackdown by Gadhafi's regime, returning Sunday to a square outside a court building after a day of bloodshed to demand the overthrow of Gadhafi. After six days of protests journalists cannot work freely inside the country. Gadhafi forces fire on Libya protesters
The Los Angeles Times2011-02-20
Security forces attack mourners at a funeral for slain protesters. A doctor at a Benghazi hospital says 200 people have been killed....

Cereal - Food - Breakfast Breakfast key to good health
Khaleej Times2011-02-20
Good breakfast is the key to a healthy lifestyle determining the quality of your whole day's nutrition, according to research. And the best way to start the morning is with a simple bowl of a healthy cereal, as it makes people less likely to turn to fatty,...

Hope CCTV images will lead to killer
NZ Herald2011-02-20
CCTV images of a Wellington man, captured in the hours before he was viciously killed, have been released. Police are yet to make any arrests after Matthew John Hall, 35, was found by his flatmate stabbed to death in his bed at his Johnsonville home on Tuesday. They are also yet to recover a large knife with a serrated edge, believed to have been used in the "ferocious" attack. The images show Mr...

raccoon Raccoons and cats: Safety
The Examiner2011-02-20
Here's some bad news for ya: Raccoons attack cats. I've seen it, or more acurately I've seen the results. Not pretty. The bad news is that they carry rabies (which can be transmitted to humans,) and canine distemper (which is transmissable to cats, too.) Read about that here. You can't really avoid the wildlife in...

Madagascar President Marc Ravalomanana waves as he leaves the polling station after casting his ballot for the presidential elections in Antananarivo, Madagascar, Sunday, Dec. 3, 2006. Ravalomanana is expected to win the elections in one of the world's poorest countrie Madagascar Bars Entry to President Ousted in '09
The New York Times2011-02-20
JOHANNESBURG — Madagascar’s ousted president, Marc Ravalomanana, was prevented from boarding a commercial flight here on Saturday, stymieing his attempt to return home after two years in exile. “I am going to Madagascar for peace, not war. Why are they stopping me here now?” he said to reporters who had accompanied him to the airport. Mr. Ravalomanana, with tickets in hand...

Protesters march during a protest in Rabat, Sunday Feb. 20, 2011. Thousands of people marched in cities across Morocco  on Sunday, demanding a new constitution to bring more democracy in the North African kingdom amid the wave of Arab world upheaval. Thousands join Morocco protest rallies
Breitbart2011-02-20
Moroccans gather in Rabat on Sunday for a protest demanding broad political... A group of Berber people hold their flag as they gather for a protest in Ra... Several thousand people rallied in Moroccan cities on Sunday demanding political reform and limits on the powers of King Mohammed VI, the latest protests demanding change that have rocked the region. More than 2,000 people took to the streets...

Die amerikanische Schauspielerin Reese Witherspoon kommt an Montag, 9. Maerz 2009 in Berlin zu der Premiere des Animationsfilmes "Monsters vs Aliens". (AP Photo/Markus Schreiber) U.S. actress Reese Witherspoon arrives at the premiere of the animation movie 'Monsters vs Aliens' in Berlin on Monday March 9, 2009. Reese liked filming love scenes with Pattinson
The Times of India2011-02-20
Actress Reese Witherspoon has revealed that she enjoyed filming love scenes with Robert Pattinson in their new film " Water For Elephants". "I am so...

Prune trees -  Fig tree - Plants Pruning is a necessary evil, and can be done well
Seattle Times2011-02-20
Pruning can't help but wound a plant. But the injury doesn't have to compromise its health. Your job, as a pruner, is to pinch, snip, lop or saw in such a way as to facilitate your plants' natural healing. Plants have an uncanny ability to deal with wounds. Immediately after any wound, whether from high wind or from the sharp edge of your pruning saw, cells around the wound burst into activity....

Rahat Fateh Ali Khan at the launch of his album Charkha Pakistani singer Rahat Ali Khan, manager fined Rs 15 lakh each
The Times of India2011-02-20
NEW DELHI: Pakistani singer Rahat Fateh Ali Khan and his manager Maroof have been slapped with a penalty of Rs 15 lakh each in connection with recovery of huge amount of foreign currency from them which stands confiscated, official sources said on Sunday. The duo were to board a Dubai flight when the sleuths of Directorate of Revenue Intelligence detained them at Indira Gandhi International...

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