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The global fight to end capital punishment

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The Guardian
The global fight to end capital punishment
The death penalty is a shameful legacy of colonialism – now British lawyers are fighting to abolish it around the world by representing condemned prisoners in court Anti-death penalty protest in... (photo: Jose Cruz/ABr)

The heavy co$t of AIDS - With global funds to dry up, Jamaica in peril

Aids Funds Health Jamaica Photos Wikipedia: AIDS

The Gleaner
The heavy co$t of AIDS - With global funds to dry up, Jamaica in peril
Byron Buckley, Contributor CARIBBEAN AIDS prevention advocates fear that crucial funding to sustain hard-won gains over the last decade could dry up by year end. Financial support from the... (photo: ABr / ABr)

Jamaica's Usain Bolt celebrates after winning the gold medal in the Men's 200m final at the World Athletics Championships in Daegu, South Korea, Saturday, Sept. 3, 2011.

The Guardian
Bolt speeds to year's fastest 100 metres
* Gold medallist clocks 9.82 seconds * Race held up by two false starts * Jeter impressive in women's 100m (Adds details, quotes) By Kayon Rayor KINGSTON, May 5 (Reuters) - Jamaican Olympic champion... (photo: AP / David J. Phillip)
Olympics Photos Sports Star Wikipedia: Usain Bolt

Australia's Brad Haddin makes a run during the fourth cricket test match against India in Adelaide, Australia Wednesday, Jan. 25, 2012.

The Australian
Haddin deserves to keep Test spot: Clarke
BRAD Haddin keeps on keeping on, at least as far as Australia captain Michael Clarke is concerned. The widespread assumption was that there had been a permanent changing of the guard where the Test... (photo: AP / David Mariuz)
Cricket Photos Sports Star Wikipedia: Brad Haddin

President Barack Obama arrives at the Convention Center for the second working session of the sixth Summit of the Americas in Cartagena, Colombia, Sunday April 15, 2012.

The Siasat Daily
Americas leaders end summit in discord
April 16: A Pan-American summit has ended in discord here as regional leaders failed to agree on Cuba's inclusion in future summits in the face of US and Canadian... (photo: AP / Fernando Llano)
Photos Politics S America US Wikipedia: 6th Summit of the Americas

Kolkata Knight Rider Player Bratlee during the Practice Session- Cricket- Sport

Zeenews
Kolkata looks to bounce back against Rajasthan
Jaipur: After a rollicking start to their IPL V campaign, Rajasthan Royals will look to continue the winning momentum when they face Kolkata Knight Riders, who would be... (photo: WN / Bhaskar Mallick)
Cricket India Kolkata Photos Wikipedia: Kolkata Knight Riders

The Times of India
IPL 2012: KKR looks to bounce back against Rajasthan Royals
Tweet JAIPUR: After a rollicking start to their IPL V campaign, Rajasthan Royals will look to continue the winning momentum when they face Kolkata Knight Riders, who... (photo: WN / Bhaskar Mallick)
Cricket Kolkata Photos Rajasthan Wikipedia: List of 2012 Indian Premier League personnel changes

India Kolkata Knight Rider Player Gautam Ghambir during the Practice Session at Eden Garden in Kolkata in Eastern India City

Cricket Country
IPL 2012 preview: Kolkata Knight Riders vs Delhi Daredevils
By Tapan K Mohanta Kolkata: Apr 4, 2012 Underachievers in the last four seasons, both Kolkata Knight Riders and Delhi Daredevils would look to reverse their... (photo: WN / Bhaskar Mallick)
Cricket Delhi Kolkata Photos Wikipedia: 2012 Indian Premier League

A sunrise with the typical orange color in the sky (south beach of Jamaica). The intense red and orange hues of the sky at sunrise and sunset are mainly caused by scattering of sunlight by dust particles, soot particles, other solid aerosols, and liquid aerosols in the Earth's atmosphere

TravelDailyNews
Jamaica, a top target market for leading hotel group
The global lodging company, Choice Hotels International, seeking to increase its footprint and Caribbean reach, has its sights on destination Jamaica. Bill Clegg,... (photo: Creative Commons / Adam C)
Hotel Jamaica Market Photos Tourism Wikipedia: Jamaica

muslim Women, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, UAE, November 2007

Gulf News
Emirati women's police group gets global affiliation
Abu Dhabi: The Emirati Women Police Association (EWPA) is the first in the Arab world to be affiliated to the International Association of Women Police (IAWP). The... (photo: WN / Guillaume Poulet-Mathis)
Mideast Photos Politics Wikipedia: Emirate Women

World Terrorism

	US plans significant military presence in Kuwait New York Post Online
	Author: Focus on clean water, not global warming CNN
	Unconstitutional Use of Drones Must Stop Antiwar
	Obama's Stuttering Covert War American Spectator

Entertainment

	Buju Banton will walk free from prison soon Kwaku Bonsam predicts Joy Online
	Sean Penn says he's in Haiti for the long haul WPXI
	Jamaicans pack a park to watch Marley documentary The Washington Times
	Bikini Shot of the Day: Minnie Driver Shows Off Her Curves in the Caribbean E! Online

Sport

	Cuban likes what he sees in Thibodeau Chicago Tribune
	Panthers will wait to pick Game 1 goalie CNN
	Ponting sees England decline Sky Sports
	Clarke reclaims top spot in ICC's Test player rankings Indian Express

Trinidad & Tobago

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Sky Sports News

Intertek Expands Petroleum Industry Services in Trinidad and

Sunshine Girls aim for whitewash

Euro 2012: Wayne Rooney’s patchy record at internation

Chris Gayle declares himself fit for second ODI against Engl

Gayle is available for second ODI

Education Notes

2012 Trafficking In Persons Report

Friends of late lawyer, Anne Mullaney, fulfilling her Haiti

Scientology foe Debbie Cook moving to Caribbean island

Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis rescued in Jamaica

Elian Herrera is not slowing down with Dodgers

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** ADVANCE FOR WEEKEND EDITIONS, SEPT. 15-16 ** FILE ** Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban smiles as the Mavericks play the Cleveland Cavaliers during an NBA basketball game in Cleveland in this March 21, 2007, file photo. (AP Photo/Tony Dejak) nf2

Mark Cuban On The Greatest Business Risk You Don't Know About

Latin American schools: disconnected

Latin American schools: disconnected

Haiti's President-elect Michel Martelly leaves after a press conference in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Thursday May 5, 2011. Martelly is scheduled to be sworn in May 14.

Haiti Leader's Surgery in Florida Completed

Vietnam's Folk History Reflected in Buildings The New York Times
Jewish Life in Shanghai's Ghetto The New York Times
A Bit of Rural Thailand Amid Bustling Bangkok The New York Times
Don’t Shut the Golden Door The New York Times
Tap your inner Kenyan: The secret to long-distance running s The Examiner
Overdressed: Exploring The High Cost Of Cheap Fashion Business Insider
At Least 40 Killed as Bus Overturns in Haiti River The New York Times
New Constitution Gives Haitians Abroad More Rights The New York Times
Cuban Players Missing From Puerto Rican Tournament The New York Times
Rio+20 'Future we Want' draft text - exclusive copy of the d The Guardian
Mark Cuban Got Burned By Facebook IPO, Too (VIDEO) Huffington Post
ACLU: Puerto Rico Police Brutality Is Routine The New York Times
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Mark Cuban Sells Facebook Stake The Hollywood Reporter
The architects of a new kind of health care The Boston Globe
Voluntourism in Costa Rica: Saving the leatherback sea turtl The Washington Times
Running for the House on Pride in His Roots, and Pure Energy The New York Times

Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney talks, Wednesday, Aug. 22, 2007, in Reno, Nev., about giving states more control over Western issues such as water, mining and public lands. (AP Photo/Cathleen Allison) (js1)

The Political Scene: Obama, Romney, and Campaign Messaging

SEPTEMBER 21, 2009 - A NON-BREED NEW BORN PUPPY.

Guide Dogs of America displays puppy cam and videos online

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

Jailed con artist describes role in Google case

Alternate Shot: Simpson's U.S. Open win keeps Olympic's trad CBS News
Tiger watches front-running spot fade away after poor Round CBS News
Warm weather! Champagn, sparklings including rose', Portland The Examiner
Cuba's Constricted Internet: Get Cubans Connected Newsvine
Vidhwa maa ka jawan beta IMC
New web domain name claims revealed by ICANN France24
US OPEN: INSIDE TRACK Sporting Life
Getting Cubans online Herald Tribune
MARK CUBAN: This Is The Future of Video On The Internet Business Insider
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Descargar google search gratis IMC
KyLinTV to Market and Support Four Ethnic Internet Televisio DNA India
New Milwaukee employment web site wins Startup Wisconsin con Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
ImmiLounge, Immigrant Social Networking Site, Aims To Help I Huffington Post
Cuba high-speed Internet dreams fade San Francisco Chronicle
Riddell revo bulldog facemask IMC
Depakote and dry mouth IMC
THE BROWSER: A quick look at recent releases Star Tribune

Telecom tower - Mobile phone tower

'Telecom towers kill 7mn birds in America every year'

he Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) arrives at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam to participate Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) 2010 exercises.

Without question: US military expansion in the Asia-Pacific

jetBlue Airways

JetBlue Lands at new headquarters in Long Island City

Straight from the art - Edna Manley College students deliver The Gleaner
The Budget, debt and Jamaica's future The Gleaner
Birthday Honours 2012 - full list The Independent
The New Obama Doctrine Antiwar
The New Obama Doctrine, A Six-Point Plan for Global War GlobalResearch
Splendid isolation: Going 'cold-techy' (iPad included) on a The Daily Mail
MoBay Free Zone to be expanded; LIME to give up monopoly The Gleaner
Museum and Gallery Listings for June 8-14 The New York Times
4 patient nursing report sheets IMC
Royal Caribbean International Announces World's Largest Trav Houston Chronicle
Cold water extraction hydrocodone apap IMC
Cresting the tech wave The Hindu
Germantown officials consider allowing alcohol sales at gas Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Local TV stations change recall news coverage plans Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Doctor battles tumor as big as woman's head Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
New Holstein officer killed in weekend crash Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Madison man accused of starving daughter out of jail Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Oak Creek poised to withdraw Sheraton hotel financing Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
How to vote in Tuesday's recall election Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Whitefish Bay officials looking at 10-year capital improveme Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

A mosquito sitting on the wall of the house - insect - nature

Inside the mosquito factory: Can malaria be stopped by British-bred genetically modified mosquitoes?

Republican Presidential hopeful, former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson speaks to fairgoers, Friday, Aug. 10, 2007, at the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines, Iowa. (AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall) (js1)

Why Tommy Thompson decided to run

U.S. Government Medical Marijuana crop. University of Mississippi Oxford

Legalizing medical marijuana to be proposed again

Global Economy Limits Expectations at Earth Summit in Brazil The New York Times
The Era of Big Data Is Here Huffington Post
A Dying Empire Scoop
Space tourism: to infinity and beyond? The Observer
Cuba's New Capitalists Pioneer Advertising Tactics To Attrac Huffington Post
Another Marxist taboo totters as Cuba’s cautious economic re The Washington Post
Cuba's next step on capitalist road: advertising Buffalo News
Another Marxist taboo totters as Cuba's cautious economic re Star Tribune
Stanford Sentenced to 110 Years in Jail in Fraud Case The New York Times
R. Allen Stanford's fraud sentencing Thursday San Francisco Chronicle
Guyana to Probe China Company Awarded Airport Deal The New York Times
Tourism & Peace Corp working together to make a difference i The Washington Times
Mobile money plan stumbles at start in Haiti CNBC
>Mobile money plan stumbles at start in Haiti Seattle Post
Moving money by cellphone: US-backed effort that bypasses ba The Washington Post
This must be a good Budget! The Gleaner
Gener8tor start-up accelerator chooses five start-up compani Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Trading firm SPX to drop bankruptcy case Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Company sues Fla. over new law banning government hiring of The News & Observer
Bilderberg 2012: detailed member bios, UK Guardian’s video r The Examiner

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Motorola Unveils Tough DEFY+ Smartphone

Nokia Cellphone - Facebook - Mobile Internet

Facebook Launches App for Feature Phones

UN leading efforts to ramp up rebuilding of Haiti's telecom system

Mobile Phone Cash Transfer Assists Rebuild Haiti All Africa
Samsung unveils array of smart phones The Dallas Morning News
Sprint: no plans to shut down Haiti text messaging campaign Ars Technica
Catholic Charity and Sprint Tangle Over Texting The New York Times
BlackBerry Users Lust After iPhone, Android NBC Washington
Analysts: How Nokia Lost the USA The New York Times
Haiti Quake Victims Get GLO Sympathy All Africa
Haiti quake severely strains telecom services USA Today
Business news in brief | Solar power in New Mexico; Kodak-Sa Kansas City Star
BlackBerry Users Dealing With E-mail Outage CBS News
Nokia Tries to Undo Blunders in U.S. The New York Times
Commentary: Only a matter of time for cell-phone driving ban The News & Observer
Alcatel-Lucent Posted $536 Million Quarterly Loss The New York Times
Samsung says first quarter net profit plummets amid weak dem Newsday
Inside Entrepreneurship: What small businesses need to thriv Seattle Post-Intelligence
Saturation for cellphones? International Herald Tribune

Hotel Nacional de Cuba(sl1)

Cuba to increase hotel capacity

CONSTANTINE PALACE, STRELNA. Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi at a plenary meeting of the Russia - EU Summit.

Silvio Berlusconi: girls performed bunga bunga 'in exchange for cash and apartments'

ALTERNATIVE CROP OF XLAT152 - In this photo released by Cubadebate and taken by Estudios Revolucion, Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez walks in the hospital in Havana, Cuba, Friday March 2, 2012.

Hugo Chávez dismisses health rumours on Venezuelan TV

This Week in Golf -- June 21 through June 24 The News & Observer
No free-to-air games on weekend an insult to fans The Daily Telegraph Australia
TV Ghost Hunters television schedule: June 18-24 The Examiner
TVJ gets in on the Olympic act - Inks deal with European tel The Gleaner
Profile: Kate Winslet BBC News
Local rep: Miss Universe weighs Dominican Republic Austin American Statesman
Official: Miss Universe chooses Dominican Republic Austin American Statesman
Islands Buffeted by Currents of Change The New York Times
IRL: Canon Powershot D20, FX Photo Studio and Nikon's 35mm f Crunch
More Cubans have local intranet, mobile phones Reuters
Review aids Willingham streak Star Tribune
Cuba Replaces 2 Cabinet Ministers The New York Times
Newsmakers: Behar moves to new network for show; Haiti recog Austin American Statesman
Teofilo Stevenson The Inquisitr
Royal Caribbean cruise segment on Tony Awards makes a splash The Los Angeles Times
The Nine Best Things Mark Cuban Said at the PGA Conference IMDb
Debate’s Main Quarrel: If Rangel Should Retire The New York Times
Weather History: June 12: Record temps, storms, tornadoes, f The Examiner
Mark Cuban: Dish 'Smart' for Auto Hop, Networks Should Settl The Wrap
Mark Cuban Offers Advice To Network Execs On Ad-skipper IMDb

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