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Venus Williams of the US prepares to serve during the match against Japan's Kimiko Date-Krumm at the All England Lawn Tennis Championships at Wimbledon, Wednesday, June 22, 2011.

Champion Open People Photos Wikipedia :Venus Williams

The Boston Globe
Venus says a sad, and unexpected, goodbye
NEW YORK-Venus Williams' smile was tinged with a bit of sadness when she said goodbye to the U.S. Open for 2011 -- certainly not on her terms and certainly not the way most people expected. The... (photo: AP / Kirsty Wigglesworth)

Left to right, United Kingdom's Secretary of State for Defence Liam Fox, NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen, and Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates share a laugh prior to the start of the North Atlantic Council meeting during the NATO formal Defense MInisterial in Brussels, Belgium, June 8, 2011. Defense Dept. photo by Cherie Cullen (released)

Capacity Libyan Photos Rebels Wikipedia :Nato

Axis of Logic
The Libyan Soldier: The True Heroes of NATOâs War
NATO has proven it has the capacity to kill thousands of Libyan soldiers from the skies, but it cannot âconvey honor and legitimacyâ to the rebels under its killer wings. âThey are little more... (photo: US DoD / Cherie Cullen)

An anti-Syrian President Bashar Assad protester, holds an Arabic banner which reads:"In mourning for the lives of the freedom martyrs in Syria, with a black shirt and red rose," during a buffer between pro and anti-Assad protesters, in Beirut, Lebanon, on Monday May 23, 2011.

The Star
Syrian forces raid Hama, official resigns in protest
AMMAN (Reuters) - Syrian forces raided houses in Hama for the second day on Thursday, residents said, hours after the city's attorney general declared on YouTube he had resigned in protest against... (photo: AP / Hussein Malla)
HumanRights Photos Syria Syria World

Liverpool midfielder Joe Cole, left, and Napoli defender Salvatore Aronica challenge for the ball during the Europa League, Group K soccer match between Napoli and Liverpool, at the San Paolo stadium in Naples, Italy, Thursday, Oct. 21, 2010.

York Press
Cole opts for Lille loan
Liverpool midfielder Joe Cole has joined French champions Lille on a season-long loan deal. The 29-year-old travelled to France on Tuesday to undergo a medical and, despite a late bid by Aston Villa,... (photo: AP / Alessandra Tarantino)
Liverpool Photos Soccer Sport Wikipedia: Joe Cole

AS Roma player Marco Borriello, right, and FC Vasas player Laszlo Suto, left, fight for the ball during their friendly soccer match between Italy's AS Roma and Hungary's FC Vasas in Budapest, Hungary, Wednesday, Aug. 3, 2011.

Goal
Marco Borriello announces Roma stay despite Marseille interest
OM coach Didier Deschamps eager to bring in some firepower, but the Italian has dampened his hopes of landing him as he pledges allegiance to Luis Enrique Sign up with... (photo: AP / Bela Szandelszky)
League Photos Soccer Sport Star

Sappers work at the site of a blast at a cafe in Grozny, Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2011.

Khaleej Times
Police say three bombers behind Chechnya attack
GROZNY, Russia - Three suicide bombers were responsible for killing at least nine people in the capital of Russia's Chechnya region, a police official in the North... (photo: AP / Musa Sadulayev)
Chechnya Europe Photos Terrorism Wikipedia: Second Chechen War

Euro - Currency

The Times of India
European stocks rise at open; London up 0.36%
LONDON: Europe's main stock markets advanced in opening trade on Wednesday, with London's FTSE 100 index of leading shares up 0.36% at 5,287.39 points. Elsewhere,... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
Europe London Market Photos Wikipedia: DAX

Samir Nasri

The Independent
Nasri: Training at City is 'level above Arsenal'
Samir Nasri has claimed that training at Manchester City is more intense and a "level above Arsenal". The French midfielder, who has been at City for a week, also... (photo: Creative Commons / Wonker)
Arsenal Manchester Photos Soccer Wikipedia: Samir Nasri

UN agrees to unfreeze about $1.6 billion in Libyan funds held in UK

Star Tribune
UN agrees to unfreeze about $1.6 billion in Libyan funds held in UK
UNITED NATIONS - Libya's rebels got a boost Tuesday with the unfreezing of about $1.6 billion in Libyan currency held in Britain as Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon appealed... (photo: UN / JC McIlwaine)
Humanitarian Libyan Photos UK UN Wikipedia: Humanitarian situation during the 2011 Libyan civil war

Real Madrid midfielder Pedro Leon, third from left, celebrates after scoring the final equalizer in injury time during a Champions League, group G soccer match between AC Milan and Real Madrid at the San Siro stadium in Milan, Italy, Wednesday, Nov. 3, 2010

m&c;
Real Madrid loan Pedro Leon back to Getafe
Madrid - Real Madrid have loaned winger Pedro Leon back to Getafe for one season, according to... (photo: AP / Alberto Pellaschiar)
Football Madrid Photos Real Madrid Wikipedia: Pedro León

Travel

	Eastern Airways to launch new Glasgow �Euro" Norway service TravelDailyNews
	Eastern Airways extends Southampton - Dijon service TravelDailyNews
	Venice tests the water with new tourist tax The Independent
	Indian globe-trotter stuck at China border awaiting permit Deccan Herald

Entertainment

	Movie review: 'Gainsbourg: A Heroic Life' The Los Angeles Times
	'Gainsbourg: A Heroic Life' The Miami Herald
	Boyd Tonkin: Cutting terror tales down to size The Independent
	Polanski film cheered for wit, Winslet's vomit MSNBC

Sport

	It's Juergen Klinsmann's turn to be teacher The Los Angeles Times
	Stephens, King help US put 5 in Open's 3rd round The News & Observer
	Crystal (rugby) ball gazing NZ Herald
	Aidan O'Brien shuns Melbourne Cup The Daily Telegraph Australia

Paris Headlines

Gaddafi vows: 'We won't surrender again; we are not women'

David Lynch Opens His Paris Nightclub, 'Silencio'

Next partners with Apple to release Paris 1906 digital cookb

Libya Transformation Laid Out at Paris Meeting

Libya Paris Conference Pleads For New UN Resolution

Germany's Schaeuble wants to change EU treaty: paper

Same divide on debt faces EU leaders after holidays

EU lifts sanctions on Libyan firms

Paris, France 2011.01.05

	Min: -18°C/°F Max: -18°C/°F

International Monetary Fund Managing Director Dominique Strauss-Kahn, right, Mexico's Secretary of Finance Agustin Carstens, center, who serves as chairman of the Development Committee, and World Bank President Robert Zoellick, left, talk with reporters during a closing news conference after several days of meetings focused on healing the global financial crisis, at IMF headquarters in Washington, Sunday, April 26, 2009.

Strauss-Kahn visits IMF to say goodbye

Libyans celebrate the liberation of their district of Qasr Bin Ghashir in Tripoli, LIbya, Saturday, Aug. 27, 2011.

Libya: NATO's Long-Drawn-Out Bay Of Pigs

Rebel fighters arrest one of Gadhafi's forces during search for Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi's forces in Tripoli, Libya, Friday, Aug. 26, 2011.

Libya's imperial hijacking is a threat to the Arab revolution

World powers free up billions to rebuild Libya The Star
CORPORATE REPORT Herald Tribune
In Talks on Rebuilding Libya, a Tussle for Contracts Wall Street Journal
French admit secret service spied on reporter Irish Times
Leaders unblock $15bn to aid Libya Irish Times
Spies 'targeted Le Monde to protect Sarkozy' The Independent
World powers put aside their differences to hail 'new Libya' The Independent
Per Denez: Writer and scholar who sought recognition for the The Independent
Background Briefing on Libya Scoop
Press Availability on Libya Scoop
PM: Nato's Libya battle goes on London Evening Standard
We will fight, we're not women: Gaddafi The Times of India
UK manufacturing contracts as exports slide The Daily Telegraph
Gaddafi: Who will lead if Libya burns? Independent online (SA)
Daily Press Briefing - August 31, 2011 Scoop
Gaddafi urges supporters to fight on The Telegraph India
Libya's transitional government gets cash boost to help cont The Australian
Libya Highlights Europe's Defense Dilemma Wall Street Journal
Tense but Flawed, 'Debt' Defaults on Drama Wall Street Journal
World leaders urge Libya reconciliation Al Jazeera

Actor Alec Baldwin, works at Habitat for Humanity Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2005, in Covington, La.

Baldwin 'Moving In With Young Girlfriend'

Angelina Jolie

Lady Gaga, Angelina Jolie, Clinton make Forbes worlds most powerful list 2011

Swarovski store at New Delhi Airport-luxury store-India.

Luxury retail not part of India's success story

Winslet owns most memorable scene in 'Carnage' The Boston Globe
Swiss Stocks Overcome Franc With Valuations Lowest Since 200 Business Week
The other Mozart prodigy The Examiner
The Hedgehog The Boston Globe
Museum and Gallery Listings for Sept. 2-8 The New York Times
Pop and Rock Listings for Sept. 2-8 The New York Times
David Cameron hails new dawn for Libya as countries jockey f The Daily Telegraph
Libya could be the last place where the West is allowed to i The Daily Telegraph
Madonna premieres 'W.E' at Venice Film Festival (slideshow) The Examiner
A provocateur taken to heart: Joann Sfar looks at Serge Gain The State
A glance at Moammar Gadhafi's family Herald Tribune
All Our Desires (Toutes nos envies): Venice Film Review The Hollywood Reporter
Carnage Screen Daily
All Our Desires Screen Daily
Love And Bruises Screen Daily
Gusyatinskiy, de Leeuw join Rotterdam programming team Screen Daily
Tintin and the hunt for box-office treasure Screen Daily
A glance at ousted Libyan strongman Moammar Gadhafi's family Star Tribune
Fall/Winter Movie Preview - 25 Most Anticipated Films, Part The Examiner
Venice Reviews Carnage: Jodie Faster Coming Out On Top of Po IMDb

In this July 28, 2010 file photo specialist Donald Civitanova, left, and trader Maier Tarlow work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange

Wall Street Week Ahead: Stocks eye perfect storm of hurricane Irene and US jobs data

In this July 15, 2010 photograph, trader John Bowers works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange

Wall Street Ready for a Real Storm

Traders work under the sign reading, "Congraturations PetroChina IPO!" at the IPO ceremony in the Shanghai Stock Exchange in Shanghai, China, Monday Nov. 5, 2007. PetroChina Co., the country's biggest oil and gas conglomerate, said last week it raised 66.8 billion yuan ($8.94 billion) from its initial public offering in Shanghai, making it China's largest domestic IPO so far. The company's shares are due to begin trading in Shanghai hg3

China, France agree to discuss yuan flexibility

Britain, US call for tougher stance on Syria Breitbart
World leaders back new Libyan administration Philadelphia Daily News
GLOBAL MARKETS-Bonds, Swiss franc rise on recession jitters The Guardian
Eurozone manufacturing slumps in August NZ Herald
A look at economic developments around the globe Philadelphia Daily News
World leaders back new Libyan leadership, say NATO operation Star Tribune
GLOBAL MARKETS-Bonds, Swiss franc gain on recession worries The Guardian
World leaders back new Libyan leadership Breitbart
Sanofi confirms licence to make Lipitor in France The Guardian
UK: EU to seek ban of sale of Syria oil to Europe Breitbart
Sanofi: We'll sell generic Lipitor in France Fresno Bee
GLOBAL MARKETS-Bonds, Swiss franc jump on recession worries The Guardian
Defensives help keep European stocks rally alive The Guardian
EU lifts sanctions against 28 Libyan firms The Times of India
Sanofi's French unit inks deal to sell generic version of Pf Star Tribune
What wines to pour at Labor Day: the best of the Chairman's Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Peugeot to set up Rs 4,000-crore facility in Gujarat The Hindu
France Telecom sole bidder for Congo gvt stake in CCT The Guardian
Swiss economy shows signs of slowing as franc bites The Times of India
Global Factory Activity Stalls Wall Street Journal

Rafael Nadal against Andy Roddick in the 2010 ATP World Tour Finals.

U.S. Open tennis tournament could be wide open affair

Grevé, a Swedish chess. Grevé is Swedish cow's milk cheese, similar to Emmental. Grevé is a compact cheese, with a few large holes.

Strong Swiss franc punches holes in cheese exports

French President Nicolas Sarkozy adresses workers in Novacarb plant in Laneuville-devant-Nancy, eastern France, Tuesday, May 17, 2011, as part of an official visit devoted to the employment of elderly persons in France. Germany's top-selling Bild newspaper is reporting that the wife of French president Nicolas Sarkozy is pregnant.

France cuts growth targets, unveils austerity plan

Man who 'provided women' for Berlusconi is held for blackmai The Independent
Venus felled by illness as Murray‚ Del Potro cruise The Himalayan
PM positive as Gaddafi speaks out London Evening Standard
Suffolk oyster beds hit by herpes virus BBC News
Dominique Strauss-Kahn allies allegedly tried to buy ex-love The Daily Telegraph
What is the Batavia Public Library District, Part I The Examiner
Zizek and Gaddafi: 'Apres moi, le deluge' Al Jazeera
Britain Tries for a Second Industrial Revolution Business Week
The face transplant that changed a burn victim's life The Daily Telegraph
'Death Star' laser zaps mosquitoes, curbs malaria CNN
Venus Williams Withdraws From 2011 U.S. Open Due To Sjogren' Huffington Post
Overlapping Galaxies: Arp 274, Cluster Of Galaxies, Forms St Crunch
Spear-Phishing Attacks: Cybercriminals Know Everything About Crunch
Reuters Business News Schedule at 1230 GMT The Guardian
Russia-Accidents/ Toxic cloud sickens dozens in Russia, sch m&c;
The star-spangled runner: the end of the road The Daily Telegraph
Sept. 1, 1939 | Nazi Germany Invades Poland, Starting World The New York Times
The Insolent British Minister Peace FM Online
Russia Recognizes Libya Rebels as World Leaders Meet in Pari Herald Tribune
Russia recognizes Libyan rebels Herald Tribune

New International Monetary Fund (IMF) Managing Director Christine Lagarde gestures during her first news conference at the IMF in Washington, Wednesday, July 6, 2011.

I.M.F. Chief Chastises Policymakers

Dominique Strauss-Kahn, head of the International Monetary Fund, is arraigned Monday, May 16, 2011, at Manhattan Criminal Court in New York, on charges he sexually assaulted a hotel maid on Saturday.

District Attorney Asks Judge to Drop Strauss-Kahn Case

President Barack Obama speaks at the at the Urban and Metropolitan Policy Roundtable at the Eisenhower Old Executive Office Building in Washington, Monday, July 13, 2009

Obama's Libya Strategy Proves His Critics Wrong

>Sept. 1, 1939: Wehrmacht Puts the Blitz in Krieg Wired News
Surveys Show Manufacturing Slowing Worldwide The New York Times
French firm helped Gathafi spy on opposition Middle East Online
Spotify Is On A Roll--And It's Great For The Music Business Business Insider
Ford readies in-car Sync for 2012 release The Register
Extremely metal-poor star that shouldn't exist found in the Newstrack India
Praising NATO, and France's Place in It The New York Times
Seeking Space, Well-to-Do Londoners Dig Deep The New York Times
In Germany, Sex Workers Feed a Meter The New York Times
German Officials Alarmed by Ex-Rapper's New Message: Jihad The New York Times
Mother's Long Vigil for Seattle Woman Jailed in Murder The New York Times
France to launch Deezer streaming music service in UK The Guardian
French and Dutch Players Face Off in Croatia The New York Times
In Cambodia, a Contemporary Home in a Pastoral Setting The New York Times
Earliest Homo Erectus Tools Found in Kenya The New York Times
The Desert Blues, Recorded On-Site The New York Times
On AT&T, U.S. Chooses Law Over Politics Wall Street Journal
Swiss minister: must live with strong franc The Guardian
China to send observer to Libya conference m&c;
Automation linked to loss of pilot skills, leading to crashe Denver Post

President Barack Obama makes a statement to reporters about debt ceiling negotiations, Tuesday, July 5, 2011, in the James Brady Press Briefing Room at the White House in Washington.

Libya, Obama, and the Republican Candidates

A woman touches a Norwegian flag as people gather around thousands of flowers and tributes laid outside the Oslo Cathedral in Oslo, in memory of the victims of July 22 bomb attack and shooting rampage, Monday, Aug. 1, 2011

Carnage in Norway - Refreshing the Narrative

Syrian President Bashar Assad speaks with his Turkish counterpart Abdullah Gul, unseen, during their meeting in Istanbul, Turkey, Monday, June 7, 2010.

US, allies declare that Syria's Assad must leave

Norwegian police to question Brits in terror probe The Boston Globe
Libyan rebels gather for Paris summit to discuss next steps The Daily Mail
NATO's Deceitful Libya War of Aggression: Its Meaning for Af GlobalResearch
NATO is a Looser in Terms of Morality and Justice GlobalResearch
Libya rebels rule out Al-Qaeda risks Independent online (SA)
Russia recognizes Libyan rebels as country's govt Breitbart
Two officials killed in Russian Caucasus m&c;
WikiLeaks blames Guardian newspaper for leaks Al Jazeera
Activists say hundreds killed in Syria Jakarta Globe
"Victory" in Libya: No Model for U.S. Foreign Policy Huffington Post
German admits to killing two US servicemen in Frankfurt m&c;
French broker's estranged wife could hold key to 'Karachigat Newstrack India
Suicide bombers in Chechnya kill nine, wound 20 m&c;
German admits killing two US servicemen in Frankfurt shootin m&c;
Black in Norway Al Jazeera
Suicide bombers in Chechnya kill eight, wound 22 m&c;
NATO Conquers Libya Scoop
Bomb Blasts Rock Capital of Chechnya; 8 Are Killed The New York Times
Daily Press Briefing - August 29, 2011 Scoop
Al Qaeda Ties Seen for Nigeria Group Wall Street Journal

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