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File - A Burmese Rohingya refugee arrives on a bus for demonstration outside the Office of the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Wednesday, Dec. 3, 2008.

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The Guardian
UNHCR 2011 refugee statistics: full data
Refugee numbers give us a unique insight into violence and conflict around the world. Find out where refugees come from - and where they go • Get the data • Get the interactive map • Get the 2009... (photo: AP / Lai Seng Sin)

AirTran Airways

Aerospace Orlando Photos Transport Wikipedia: AirTran Airways

redOrbit
AirTran Airways Launches "Get Some Sand in Your Suit" Sale
ORLANDO, Fla., June 14, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- AirTran Airways, a wholly owned subsidiary of Southwest Airlines, Co. (NYSE: LUV), launched a sale today for travel to all of the airline's destinations.... (photo: Creative Commons / Cliff)

Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld (right) answers a question from the media during a joint press conference with Honduran President Ricardo Maduro

The Boston Globe
American once held in Iraq can sue Rumsfeld, judge rules
WASHINGTON - A federal judge has ruled that former defense secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld can be sued personally for damages by a former US military contractor who says he was tortured during a... (photo: US Navy / Tech. Sgt. Andy Dunaway.)
Crime Iraq Photos Washington Wikipedia: Donald Rumsfeld

Niagara Falls- New York. The 184-foot-high American Falls is the tallest, while the slightly shorter Horseshoe Falls (also called the Canadian Falls) is the broadest. The more modest yet graceful Bridal Veil Falls lies between them in the gap between Goa

The Himalayan
Niagara Falls tightrope appears to have US support
Added At: 2011-08-04 8:37 AM Last Updated At: 2011-08-04 8:57 AM... (photo: WN)
Canada Falls Niagara Photos Tourism Wikipedia: Niagara Falls, Ontario

RAFAH , GAZA STRIP - JULY 13 2009: Palestinian children play in front of their ruined houses, hit during Israel's 22-day offensive over Gaza, on July 05 2009

The New York Times
Seeking Balance on Mideast
Congress periodically showcases the warts of democracy, occasionally even the deformities and disfigurements, and it might seem difficult to top the latest debt ceiling... (photo: WN / Ahmed Deeb)
Democracy Mideast Peace Photos Wikipedia: Peace process in the Israeli–Palestinian conflict

Nikolay Davydenko

Sporting Life
DAVYDENKO GOES THROUGH
Nikolay Davydenko made it through to the third round of the Legg Mason Tennis Classic in... (photo: Creative Commons / Alexisrael)
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Sloane Stephens (USA) competes against Barbora Zahlavova Strycova (CZE) during the Sony Ericsson Open at Crandon Park Tennis Center Key Biscayne, Florida March 23, 2011

Independent online (SA)
Stephens upsets Goerges
San Diego - American teenager Sloane Stephens shocked seventh-seeded German Julia Goerges 6-3, 7-5 on Wednesday at the WTA San Diego Open to earn her first career victory... (photo: WN / Aaron Gilbert)
America Photos Sport Tennis Wikipedia: Sloane Stephens

MSNBC
2000 Honda Civic Tops Hawaii's Most Stolen List
HONOLULU — KITV.com A study found the 10 most stolen vehicles in Hawaii in 2010 were dominated by Japanese cars while the national trend moved to domestic... (photo: Public Domain / Bull-Doser)
Auto Crime Motor Photos Wikipedia: National Insurance Crime Bureau Wikipedia: Automobile

FAA Headquarters, Washington, D.C.

Herald Tribune
Dems say Congress could reopen FAA during recess
WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama urged Congress on Wednesday to end the partial shutdown of the Federal Aviation Administration, which began nearly two weeks ago... (photo: Creative Commons / MBisanz)
Aviation Communities Congress Photos Wikipedia :FAA

Wayne Odesnik of the United States

CBS News
Odesnik plays one game in return before rain delay
CBSSports.com wire reports Aug. 3, 2011 WASHINGTON -- Wayne Odesnik has played his first points in an ATP main-draw match since his one-year doping... (photo: AP / Steve Campbell)
America Photos Sport Tennis Wikipedia: Wayne Odesnik

Politics

	Matt Damon's not to be messed with CNN
	US troops might stay in Iraq on training mission Middle East Online
	Try as he might, Obama can't shake Bush tax cuts The News & Observer
	Why do people unfriend each other on Facebook? The Examiner

Business

	Report says Pfizer may try to market OTC Lipitor The News & Observer
	US stocks end losing streak The Daily Telegraph Australia
	Debt debate over for now, Congress girds for battle on tax hikes The News & Observer
	Obama signs debt bill after final Senate vote Boston Herald

Entertainment

	'The Rise & Fall of ECW' is one of the best DVD sets of all time The Examiner
	Relaxed Maria Shriver puts a dramatic few months behind her as she makes the most ... The Daily Mail
	Samantha Ronson Arrested On Suspicion Of DUI Starpulse
	Sony's video game unit buys Sucker Punch studio Chicago Tribune

Sport

	Yankees' Sabathia named AL Pitcher of the Month for July The News & Observer
	New Liverpool signing Jordan Henderson: All my family will want Sunderland to beat us in ... Goal
	Octomom Nadya Suleman to don boxing gloves one more time Newstrack India

Archers of Loaf v Suede: the hype bands of 1993

Cardinals catcher Molina banned for spraying spittle

'Hacked' McCartney will call police

McCartney: I'll contact police over hack claim

Heavy rain hits same areas of Colorado again today

Hawaii human trafficking case charges dropped

Crystal Cruises' executive elfs create surprise gifts for ho

Safety: Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP)

Hamilton, Bermuda 2009.02.25
sunny.
	Min: 15°C/59°F Max: 18°C/64°F

Siemens Provides $5.7 Million in Financing for New Outpatient Surgery Center

Hundreds of Canadians and some tourists flock at the Inner Harbour to see the fireworks display on Canada Day, July 1st, 2011 in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.

Weather hasn't dampened Whistler's bottom line

Gas pump - Fuel - Diesel - Prices

Oil falls on weak US GDP data, debt worries

Aluminum Association Applauds New York Law to Encourage Sale The Examiner
Biloxi Mayor A.J. Holloway: why taxpayer money; find other f The Examiner
La. terminal approved for liquefied natural gas exports, fed Star Tribune
Man 'stole collection jar for baby's funeral fund to buy cig The Daily Mail
Bank of New York adds 0.13 percent fee to deposits Herald Tribune
US M1 Rose $21.4B In July 25 Week; M2 Rose $22B Wall Street Journal
Yields Plunge As Investors Hide Out In US Treasurys Wall Street Journal
Mexico's Peso Tanks 1.7% On Global Jitters, Peso Bonds Rally Wall Street Journal
Mexico Stocks Close At 10-Month Low On US Economy, Euro Debt Wall Street Journal
Peru's Main Stock Indexes Slump To End Lower; Sol Unchanged Wall Street Journal
US Stocks Plunge As Recession Fears Drive Worst Loss Since F Wall Street Journal
First Security Bank of Nevada Announces Change of Control Insurance Newsnet
Fitch Affirms 48 MF Project Bonds Supported by Florida Hsg G Insurance Newsnet
Dallas-Kansas City flight ranks among most delayed, WSJ repo Business Journal
Bernstein-Rein finds the cream filling in Twinkies work Business Journal
Banking Commissioner Greg Gonzales touts balance as key for Business Journal
Joseph Janda to lead PSU biz dev center Business Journal
Monetate raises $15M in venture funding The Business Review
Congress OKs FAA funding; work to resume The Business Review
Toyota 'LEED' dealership allows for elimination of dealer fe The Examiner

President Barack Obama gestures as he hosts military fathers and their children for a screening of Disney/Pixar movie 'Cars 2' in the South Court Auditorium of the Eisenhower Executive Office Building on the White House complex, Wednesday, June 15, 2011.

Obama's 50th birthday bash with campaign donations instead of presents?

Eggs - Salmonella Issues

Salmonella linked to death of California man and sickness in other states

Running tap water. Providing clean or "potable" water to homes, businesses and public buildings.

Tulsa's temperatures, water usage continue to soar

UFO flies by BBC reporter in the early morning hours The Examiner
Book Review: 'Bloodline' by Mark Billingham The Examiner
Market Plunges--Focused on Weak Economy and Unemployment The Examiner
Massachusetts should leave small businesses alone The Examiner
Rule wins $75,000 Birdstone Stakes at Saratoga Newsday
Edmonton man's remains found in torched car CBC
Potato farmers losing wireworm weapon CBC
Raw milk prosecution draws LA protest Fresno Bee
FBL Financial Group Reports Second Quarter 2011 Results Insurance Newsnet
KXTV 10 names new president The Business Review
Movie filming in Milford, Trumbull, Bridgeport and Fairfield The Examiner
Ten movies to watch for in August 2011 The Examiner
First Fridays with Molotov Cocktail Party The Examiner
5 snacks to fuel your kid's school day The Examiner
The Raleigh Area Gay Parents / Triangle Families Meetup - Ca The Examiner
Arts & Crafts Events in Bucks County, PA August 5-7, 2011 The Examiner
Astros rookie J.D. Martinez offers insight into what lights The Examiner
School system: look at Nordstrom, not Walmart Nashville Tennessean
Heat waves pushes Texas power grid into red zone The Guardian
Would Brett Favre be interested in the Miami Dolphins? Chicago Tribune

Frank Sinatra NYWTS

Frank Sinatra: Concert for the Americas on PBS tonight

Actress Jada Pinkett-Smith arrives at the "Hancock" premiere Monday, June 30, 2008, in Los Angeles.

Will Smith Home (PHOTOS): Will Smith And Jada Pinkett Smith Open Up Their Calabasas Home

Ultra Orthodox Jewish girls participate in the special "Blessing of the Sun" prayer, in Jerusalem, Wednesday, April 8, 2009. Devout Jews around the world on Wednesday observed a ritual performed only once every 28-years, saying their morning prayers under the open sky in the "blessing of the sun", called the Birkat Hachamah in Hebrew.

The Orthodox Christian Eucharist: That God may be "all in all".

Lewis, MDA mum on reasons for comedian's exit Denver Post
'Apes' headed for top branch at box office The State
America's Got Talent Audience: Quiet the loud mouth punks The Examiner
Silopanna Announces Set Times for Annapolis' Bigget Music Fe The Examiner
Weekend Picks for SF and the Bay Area The Examiner
How to use a simile The Examiner
Spotlight on Fifth Avenue South's gallery O - 1 The Examiner
The trailers for the 48 Hour Film Project are released The Examiner
Movie review: Snow Flower and the Secret Fan The Examiner
Afro and Caribbean Fest bring Limbo and reggae to Greenbelt The Examiner
Third Annual DC Bachata Congress, August 11-14 at Washington The Examiner
The Rocky Horror Picture Show movie review for E Street Cine The Examiner
Classical Music/Opera Listings for Aug. 5-11 The New York Times
Mark Rylance has lots to crow about Newsday
Ashton Kutcher has tense first day on set of US sitcom m&c;
Movie Review: Miranda July shows 'The Future' is unpredictab The Examiner
A Lesson About Love in the Film "Adam" The Examiner
In tune with Corey Paul The Examiner
Live local music in Orlando this weekend August 5th and 6th The Examiner
Naperville movie night in the park August 12 The Examiner

Hong Kong Disneyland Resort. The Hong Kong Disneyland Resort (香港迪士尼樂園度假區; Pinyin: Xiānggǎng Díshìnílèyuán Dùjiàqū) was built by the Government of Hong Kong and The Walt Disney Company and officially opened on September 12, 2005.

Walt Disney World Announces Fall-Winter Free Dining

A man is seen smoking a cigarette.

Alabama Black Belt residents start smoking later in life

100713-G-5030M-002-- GULF OF MEXICO -- The Q4000 flares off oil and gas Tuesday as Coast Guard Cutter Resolute approaches the "City at Sea" at the site of the BP oil spill Tuesday. The Resolute is serving as search-and-rescue, plane, and hurricane guard for the largest oil spill response in U.S. history. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 1st Class John Masson. (940490) ( )

BP disaster one year later

Expert: Ohio serial killer has sexual compulsions Denver Post
Obama celebrates 50th birthday The Daily Telegraph Australia
Macy's Passport presents Glamorama 2011: Bruno Mars and Far The Examiner
"Mystery Firm" donates $1 million to Romney, then disappears The Examiner
The ideal cats' diet? The Examiner
The enemy stands revealed on 'Alphas' The Examiner
ERCOT issues energy emergency alert, area close to rotating The Examiner
Prisoner seeks parental rights to Neb.-born girl Fresno Bee
Texas governor's surgery included adult stem cells Fresno Bee
Obama praises deal to halt aviation shutdown Fresno Bee
'Too Fat for 15' schoolboy shot dead by his psychiatrist mot The Daily Mail
Teaching jobs disappear CNN
Rodriguez' publicist says Yankees star eager to cooperate wi Herald Tribune
TSA staff at LAX undergoing transgender training Herald Tribune
Scorpion anti-venom is first to be approved by FDA Herald Tribune
Part of Mississippi River closed after barge sinks Herald Tribune
Tests: Oil spill's most toxic compounds dissipated Herald Tribune
Man convicted in scheme bilking victims of $1.3 million Herald Tribune
Rays' Chirinos ties game in 11th, wins it in 12th Herald Tribune
Aetna, CVS Caremark, Merck, and University of Connecticut Sc Insurance Newsnet

a child in the atmosphere of trees in nature

Indian Springs Metropark: The perfect place to introduce children to nature

The prosecutor of the International Criminal Court Luis Moreno Ocampo at a press conference in The Hague, Netherlands, Wednesday Dec 15, 2010.

Prosecution set to rest case against Warren Jeffs

Google Inc. is an American multinational public corporation invested in Internet search, cloud computing, and advertising technologies.

Google buys Dealmap, a Web discounter

'Norfolk 4' member won't be put on trial again Denver Post
Suit: Minn. high school students mocked blacks Denver Post
S.E.C. Accuses Former Baseball All-Star of Insider Trading The New York Times
US Invista can proceed with BDO trade-secrets lawsuit – cour ICIS
Weekend craft events in Tucson August 6-7, 2011 The Examiner
Concert Review: Bowling For Soup kicks off tour in Tucson (8 The Examiner
Bordeaux Series - Part A: Bordeaux And Its Vintages The Examiner
Kabbalah: Malchus the endgame in the beginning The Examiner
Apple iPhone number one smartphone globally The Examiner
Matisyahu Shines at Regency Ballroom The Examiner
Courteney Cox reunites with her 'Friend' Lisa Kudrow on 'Web The Examiner
Breaking news: Sarah Michelle Gellar returning to All My Chi The Examiner
Mother and baby raccoon beaten and shot to death man arreste The Examiner
Karl Lagerfield for Macy's Impulse this Fall 2011 The Examiner
49ers send email to teams saying that S Taylor Mays is on tr The Examiner
Oceania Cruises expands luxury line The Examiner
Surf Festival celebrates 50th year with big highlights The Examiner
Incredible end of summer sale at ASOS The Examiner
Breckenridge Brewery's Regal Pilsner The Examiner
The Death of Final Destination (Oh! The Horror!) The Examiner

German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, centre, inspects a guard of honor, during her visit to the state house, in Abuja, Nigeria, Thursday, July 14, 2011.

Chancellor Merkel's Un-Berlin Conference?

Norway's Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg, center, his wife Ingrid Schulerud, right, and the leader of the Workers' Youth League (AUF), Eskil Pedersen, left, pay tribute to victims of the twin attacks before a memorial service at Oslo Cathedral, Sunday, July 24, 2011.

Norway: Thank You for Not Succumbing to State Terrorism

File - A Soldier carries a wounded Iraqi child into the Charlie Medical Centre at Camp Ramadi, Iraq, 20th of March, 2007.

Censorship of war casualties in the US

Graduate of Minn. high school sues over homecoming dress-up Star Tribune
Movie review: Rise of the Planet of the Apes, 8.53 out of 10 The Examiner
US imposes sanctions on businessman close to Assad Khaleej Times
Md. wins million dollar 'Complete College America' grant The Examiner
Assad has Syria on 'dangerous path': White House Breitbart
Man dies after brutal encounter with police The Examiner
US imposes sanctions against Syrian businessman The News & Observer
Unemployment - The Real Story The Examiner
Cartoons enlisted to tackle Mexico's drug war 'myths' BBC News
Syrian tanks move into center of Hama The Los Angeles Times
Activists: 6 Syrians killed in overnight protests Herald Tribune
News briefs Tulsa World
Police: PCP-linked killings may signal drug's comeback Tulsa World
6 Creepy New Weapons the Police and Military Use To Subdue U Pakalert Press
Pakistan failed to protect religious freedom: US body Deccan Herald
In theaters this weekend: 'Rise of the Planet of the Apes', The Examiner
Grrr I'm hangry! That's hungry induced anger and it makes us The Daily Mail
A Democratic Primary Challenge to Obama? Scoop
Rio de Janeiro's crack cocaine treatment program controveria The Los Angeles Times
Neufeld named to Kansas Human Rights Commission The Wichita Eagle

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