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Two intake towers on the Arizona side. Water flowing from Lake Mead through the gradually-narrowing penstocks to the powerhouse reaches a speed of about 85 mph (137 km/h) by the time it reaches the turbines.

Climate Environment Photos Water Wikipedia: Lake Mead

The New York Times
A Reprieve for Western Water Users
Not quite five months ago, on Nov. 27, the level of Lake Mead, the massive federal reservoir that serves faucets and fields in Nevada, Arizona and California, hit an of 1,081.85 feet above sea level.... (photo: Creative Commons / Waycoo)

Officers of the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) arrive on the scene after Abidjan’s Hotel du Golf was attacked by forces loyal to former Ivorian President Laurent Gbagbo, 10 April, 2011.

Human Rights Photos UN War Wikipedia: Imperialism

Al Jazeera
The shield of innocence
Lately, the West and the UN have been using force to "protect civilians". One might say they are using "human shields" as cover for military intervention. The idea of a "civilian" depends on an... (photo: UN / Basile Zoma)

Chelsea coach Carlo Ancelotti reacts from the sideline during the friendly soccer match between Ajax and Chelsea at the Arena Stadium in Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Al Jazeera
Ancelotti in firing line after European exit
Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti was still employed as he finished his breakfast this morning but the chants of "You're getting sacked in the morning" aimed at him by Manchester United fans are unlikely... (photo: AP / Ermindo Armino)
Men Photos Soccer Sports Wikipedia: Carlo Ancelotti

Mexico City police wearing face-masks guard a truck arriving with the bodies of some of the 72 migrants who were killed in northern Mexico while trying to reach the US border, at a funeral home in Mexico City, Wednesday Sept. 1, 2010.

Al Jazeera
More bodies found in Mexico mass graves
The toll of murder victims buried in a series of mass graves in northern Mexico has risen to 116, according to Mexico's attorney general who blames the atrocity on the Zetas drug cartel. Soldiers... (photo: AP / Eduardo Verdugo)
Crime Drugs Mexico Photos Wikipedia: Mexican Drug War

Presidential candidate Ollanta Humala speaks to supporters from the balcony of his headquarters after polls closed for general elections in Lima, Peru, Sunday April 10, 2011. Unofficial results showed Humala won the most votes in Sunday's presidential vote and is headed into a runoff against Keiko Fujimori, the daughter of imprisoned former President Alberto Fujimori.

Al Jazeera
Leftist ex-soldier leads Peru poll
Ollanta Humala, a leftist former soldier, has taken the lead in the first round of Peru's presidential elections, with two pro-business rivals battling for second place... (photo: AP / Martin Mejia)
Elections Peru Photos Politics Wikipedia: Ollanta Humala

An electoral worker delivers a box of ballots to a polling center in Lima, Peru, Saturday April 9, 2011.

Al Jazeera
Peru to vote for president in tight election
Some 20 million Peruvians are to head to the polls on Sunday for a tight presidential election, in which four candidates are regarded as having good chances of making it... (photo: AP / Silvia Izquierdo)
Election Peru Photos S America Wikipedia: Peruvian general election, 2011

Toyota Motor Corp. President Akio Toyoda speaks during a news conference at a Toyota office in Nagoya, central Japan, Friday, Feb. 5, 2010. Toyoda apologized for the automaker's global recalls and promised to beef up quality control by setting up a special committee he would head himself. Toyoda said the automaker was still deciding what to do to fix braking problems with the popular Prius gas-electric hybrid.

Asahi News
Toyota to suspend production at North American factories
Toyota Motor Corp. will stop production at almost all of its North American factories for four to five days this month because of disruption to parts supplies from Japan... (photo: AP / Itsuo Inouye)
Japan Photos Toyota Vehicle Wikipedia: Toyota

Headlines C. America

	Fidel Castro resigns from Cuba party leadership Deccan Herald
	Cuba's party congress agrees to allow private property BBC News
	The price of Mexico's 'drugs war' BBC News

Caribbean

	Clinton tells Lobo US committed to OAS readmission Breitbart
	US diplomats question Haiti's lawmaker elections The Guardian

Travel

	Have you been to Puerto Rico? The Examiner
	Delta offers double SkyMiles between MSP and Mexico City The Examiner

World Bank: Caribbean, Latin America weathered recession wel

US weather service predicts busy hurricane season

Long Beach Hurricane Tomas

Governor was in Caribbean during storm

Florida agriculture loses $273M in December freeze

2010 Extreme Weather: Deadliest Year In A Generation

MTV license new single by Jamaican Indy label

Portrait of Pope John Paul II from one of last living cardin

Barbuda beach to be renamed after Princess Diana

'We've just scratched the surface', divers say after findin

Wedding's Far-Flung Audience

The RLJ Companies Enters Into an Exclusive Agreement With IG

Fidel Castro speaks during a special session of parliament in his first official government appearance in front of lawmakers in four years in Havana, Cuba, Saturday Aug. 7, 2010.

Fidel Castro gives brother key vote of confidence

A boy dressed as a Cuban soldier and his mother attend the parade commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Bay of Pigs failed invasion along the Plaza de la Revolucion or Revolution Square in Havana, Cuba, Saturday April 16, 2011. Cuba kicked off a crucial Communist Party congress Saturday with the parade to mark 50 years since the defeat of CIA-backed exiles at the Bay of Pigs.

Castro urges time limits for top government posts

Cuba's President Raul Castro adjusts his glasses as he attends a rally marking the Cuba’s Day of National Rebellion in Holguin, northeast of Cuba, Sunday, July 26, 2009.

Castro proposes political term limits in Cuba

Mass graves toll in northwestern Mexico at 104 Herald Tribune
Good morning Panama City, did Donald Trump lay the birther a The Examiner
Mexican Senate approves re-election for lawmakers The Miami Herald
Report: Mexican children vulnerable at border Breitbart
Ben Bernanke is no Jose Mourinho - and we should all be grat The Daily Telegraph
Petraeus to head CIA as Obama imposes new order on US securi The Independent
2 former Uribe aides face charges in spy scandal The Miami Herald
Cuban court issues positive ruling in lawsuit The Miami Herald
Des Moines President Obama The Examiner
Birthday party massacre leaves 8 dead in western Mexico m&c;
Pre-Columbian pottery returned to Panama's president Hartford Courant
Fort Wayne Lawsuit The Examiner
Recovered artifacts to be returned to Panama Herald Tribune
ICE to return recovered artifacts to the president of Panama Star Tribune
IMF: Mideast faces challenges with jobs, graft The News & Observer
VIDEO: Largest seafood plant in Caribbean opening in Kingsto Jamaica Observer
Good morning Panama City, think about the importance of your The Examiner
Frida Ghitis: Around the world with GDP & GWB The Providence Journal
Guatemalan cops arrest rancher sought by US Herald Tribune
India and US Strategic Economic Partnership for 21st Century Scoop

Secretary Clinton Meets With Uruguayan Foreign Minister Almagro

South Korea-U.S. trade deal in "home stretch": Clinton

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South Korea-U.S. trade deal in "home stretch,": Clinton

A worker arranges chairs for an upcoming parade to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Bay of Pigs failed invasion at Revolution Square or Plaza de la Revolucion in Havana, Cuba, Friday April 15, 2011. The parade, that marks the anniversary of the failed 1961 invasion by U.S.-backed Cuban exiles, takes place Saturday.

Cuba marks Bay of Pigs, opens pivotal Party summit

GIPC registers 109 projects in first quarter of 2011 Joy Online
Advocates: Law not enforced, Mexican children crossing borde Orlando Sentinel
Volkswagen Q1 net profit rises to 1.6 bn euros Deccan Herald
Rollins, Inc. Reports First Quarter 2011 Financial Results Insurance Newsnet
Tupperware Brands Reports Record First Quarter 2011 Results Insurance Newsnet
FNB United Corp. and Bank of Granite Corp. to Merge StreetInsider
Baker Hughes Announces First Quarter Results Seeking Alpha
Brigus Gold Signs Letter of Intent to Sell 75% of Its Ixhuat Mineweb
Mexico's Bimbo Q1 profit down nearly 6 pct The Guardian
Latam sales to boost 2011 Mexico auto output The Guardian
Nabors 1Q 2011 EPS Equals $0.29 after $0.06 of Weather and P Seeking Alpha
Loans and taxes may prove daunting for Cuba economic reforms The Miami Herald
Mexican firm buys tortilla business from ABQ Tortilla The Business Review
Mexico to file lawsuit against U.S. gun industry GroundReport
The Year's Best Gold Miner Bet Seeking Alpha
Copa Holdings Announces 1Q11 Financial Results Release Sched StreetInsider
Insituform, Maylaysian Firm Form Ventures The Street
Chamber, AAA plan Panama trade mission The Business Review
Stock prices on April 25, 2011 Deccan Herald
Capstone's Cozamin, Mexico Mine Achieves Clean Industry Cert redOrbit

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Guánica, Puerto Rico

Top attractions in Guánica, Puerto Rico

In Mexico City, author Daniel Hernandez finds a complex cult The Los Angeles Times
Brush fire poses no delay to Endeavour's final launch The Examiner
Istanbul's new Bosphorus canal 'to surpass Suez or Panama' The Guardian
Summer movies: The biggest buzz in action, comedy and grown- Kansas City Star
Updated confirmed guest list for Royal Wedding- Elton John, The Examiner
Fort Wayne Apple The Examiner
Panama City baby boomers The Examiner
Panama City Movie The Examiner
Panama City South Park The Examiner
A playground blooms in the middle of Little Havana The Miami Herald
NEW CHURCH BEGINS IN ORLANDO. The Examiner
Campaign Against School of the Americas Continues - COHA Scoop
Fort Wayne NASA The Examiner
Labor Affiliate Seeks To Organize Unemployed Huffington Post
US Airways posts $114M loss in 1Q The Business Review
The Nannies Norma Rae The New York Times
US Airways loses $114M in Q1 The Business Review
Summer holidays: 10 of the best trips for students The Guardian
An Overview: Guantánamo Bay and the Classified Files The New York Times
Monsters, one of the best films of 2010, #MonsterMovieMonday The Examiner

A child reading book.

Childcare at home: Educating your toddler/preschooler 1-3 years old

Truck moving materials of the Pichilemu Hospital to Agustín Ross High School, on March 11, 2011 (Japanese tsunami emergency

Advocates Intensify Push for NOAA's Tsunami Center in Puerto Rico

Maize - Corn - Food Commodities

Global warming is putting Africa's vital maize crop at risk, claim scientists

Multiple Hurricanes Predicted To Hit US This Season redOrbit
High school sports notebook: Midwest City's Colbert twins si The Oklahoman
Fort Wayne US Astronauts The Examiner
Fort Wayne James Buchli US Astronaut The Examiner
Fort Wayne James Buchli The Examiner
Fort Wayne US Space Program The Examiner
On Plankton, Warming and Whiplash The New York Times
Two Views of Climate Cause and Effect The New York Times
Sioux City Mammoth The Examiner
Panama City Schools The Examiner
Beyond the Climate Blame Game The New York Times
What’s Left of the Left New America Foundation
60s. Rain. Slush. In That Order (over 1" rain possible with Star Tribune
Fort Wayne Science The Examiner
Tropical Blueberries Are Extreme Super Fruits redOrbit
UNH computers heading to El Salvador The Boston Globe
The Crucifixion of Easter--War Declared! The Examiner
Bloggingheads: Growing Pains in Gas Country The New York Times
2011 Oklahoma high school athletes signing list The Oklahoman
Tornado Hits STL International Airport (damp Saturday, sprin Star Tribune

Coffee Crop - Farm - Farming - Agriculture

Trouble brewing for coffee farmers as climate change diminishes crops

US Navy 091026-N-1644C-007 President Barack Obama delivers his remarks to about 3,500 Sailors, Marines and other service members

Obama's New Plan for Old Goal, Cutting Oil Imports

In this May 28, 2010 photo, BP CEO Tony Hayward stands aboard the Discover Enterprise drill ship during recovery operations at the Deepwater Horizon oil spill site in the Gulf of Mexico, south of Venice, La.

BP executives may face jail for manslaughter over Gulf disaster

Climate change to reduce US West water supply - report BBC News
Debating Species Law and Climate Change The New York Times
In Case of Emergency, Tap, Tap... The New York Times
LKQ Corporation Celebrates Earth Day StreetInsider
Earth Day 2011, Tree-Hugger Edition American Spectator
Indian Point and Earth Day The New York Times
Panama City Earth Day The Examiner
Fort Wayne Earth Day The Examiner
Getting down to earth in Central America Hartford Courant
The voice of America's frustrated youth, Power Shift, is on The Guardian
When Rationalization Masquerades as Reason The New York Times
The gulf one year later: Still waiting for love The Miami Herald
Budget Fight Hurts U.S. Climate Effort The New York Times
Humanity as Assailant, Earth as Avenger? The New York Times
Global Clean Energy Holdings, Inc. Issues an Annual Update t StreetInsider
Baton Rouge severe weather The Examiner
Questions And Answers April 13 Scoop
Energy Options and Polarized Politics The New York Times
Britain's taste for cheap food that's killing Brazil's 'othe The Independent
On Quake History and Climate Warnings The New York Times

A suspect stands next to containers filled with crystal meth during a presentation to the press in Tijuana, Mexico, Saturday, Feb. 12, 2011

Mexican drug crimes go global

Gallery of a Tibetan yogic displaying at the museum of the Norbulingka Institute, near Dharamshala town, H.P, India.

Museum and Gallery Listings for April 1-7

File - Skaters take to the ice of Westchester Lagoon in Anchorage, Alaska, to catch the last few rays of the sun reflecting off of the Chugach Mountains as the first day of the new century comes to an end Saturday, Jan. 1, 2000.

Seward's Real Folly and Fear

Lack of tourism will help man the drug cartels in Mexico The Examiner
IGT Enters Into Exclusive Agreement With Caribbean CAGE LLC Insurance Newsnet
Fort Wayne Amazon.com The Examiner
Rapid City drug cartels The Examiner
Press contacts Crunch
Northwynd Resort sells Makaha Resort & Golf Club The Business Review
48th Design Automation Conference Announces Keynote Speakers StreetInsider
As Mobile's cruises come to a close, great deals still avail The Examiner
Coming home The News & Observer
The gall The News & Observer
Stepping up The News & Observer
Heist of the Century: Confiscating Libya's Sovereign Wealth Scoop
WILLOW AND THE ILLUSION The Telegraph India
Drug gangs help themselves to Central American military arse The Miami Herald
Drug gangs muscle into new territory: Central America The State
Mexican mayor survives bullets, gets his own song The Miami Herald
Mexico's 'Unbroken' mayor survives assassination attempts, g Star Tribune
Capitol Comment: Arizona-style immigration bill looking less Herald Tribune
Los Cuates opening Santa Fe location The Business Review
Authorities Have Found ANOTHER Mass Grave In Mexico Business Insider

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