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Police Catch Marijuana Traffickers Bound for Java

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Jakarta Globe
Police Catch Marijuana Traffickers Bound for Java
South Lampung, Lampung. The police have seized 2.6 tons of marijuana that traffickers allegedly tried to smuggle through a port in South Lampung. | “The arrest was made on early Monday morning, at a... (photo: UN / Victoria Hazou)

Red red wine playing with camera settings found the color accent option!

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PhysOrg
Drink made from berry wine may provide tasty drug for diabetes
| "We're thinking about a dealcoholized fermented fruit beverage that would optimize the inhibition of the alpha-amylase and alpha-glucosidase enzymes and also make use of the wines' other healthful b... (photo: Creative Commons / gorik)

A forensic expert stands near the body of a man who was killed outside the Matehuala Men's Club where eight people were killed in an attack by gunmen in Monterrey, Mexico, early Tuesday Aug. 14, 2012.

Al Jazeera
Gunmen launch deadly attack on Mexican bar
| Suspected drug cartel gunmen have stormed a bar and shot dead at least eight people in the northern Mexican city of Monterrey in an apparent dispute over drug dealings. | Four vi... (photo: AP)
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President Barack Obama meets with evangelical leaders on religious liberty in the Oval Office, May 18, 2012.

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Obama campaign barnstorms Iowa
Boone, Iowa - Campaigning through Iowa by bus from west to east, President Barack Obama told supporters Monday that he wanted to restore the American dream of rewarding those who work hard, and critic... (photo: White House / Pete Souza)
Business Election Photos Politics Wikipedia: Barack Obama presidential campaign, 2012

Honduras' Foreign Minister Arturo Corrales receives military honors upon his arrival at the Itamaraty palace in Brasilia, Brazil, Thursday, Feb. 9, 2012. Corrales is on a one-day visit to Brazil.

Atlanta Journal
Honduras cooperating with US human rights probe
| TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras — Honduran Foreign Minister Arturo Corrales said Monday that the country is cooperating with the U.S. investigation into allegations that th... (photo: AP / Eraldo Peres)
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Congressman Paul Ryan of Wisconsin speaking at CPAC 2011 in Washington, D.C.

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Kind says Ryan's redistricting plan lacked consultation
Madison - Rep. Paul Ryan led the effort to redraw Wisconsin's congressional lines last year to help Republicans, creating district lines that helped GOP Rep. Sean Duffy b... (photo: Creative Commons / Gage Skidmore)
Business Election Photos Politics Wikipedia: Paul Ryan

New Yorker
The Gu Kailai Murder Trial: A Shut and Shut Case
| For those in American politics and business who are tempted to rhapsodize about the efficiency of the Chinese system, the murder trial of Gu Kailai has set a new standa... (photo: AP / Eugene Hoshiko)
China Murder Photos Politics Trial Wikipedia: Gu Kailai

Parents of British singer Amy Winehouse, Mitch, left, and Janis Winehouse unveil a wax figure of their daughter at Madame Tussauds in central London, Wednesday July 23, 2008.

The Independent
Mitch Winehouse urges prayers for Amy's ex
| Blake Fielder-Civil, 30, was found choking in bed by partner Sarah Aspin last Friday before being rushed to hospital with multiple organ failure. | Mitch said it was &q...; (photo: AP / Joel Ryan)
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British singer Amy Winehouse arrives at Westminster magistrates court in London, Friday, July 24, 2009. The singer faces a charge of assault.

Orange News
Winehouse's Ex-Husband Fighting For Life
Tweet | Amy Winehouse's ex-husband is on a life support machine after collapsing following an apparent drink and drug binge, his girlfriend has revealed. | Blake Fielder-... (photo: AP / Kirsty Wigglesworth)
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In this Monday Aug. 6, 2012 file photograph, Egyptian border guards patrol near the border with Israel in Rafah, Egypt.

BBC News
Sinai raid could be start of a new bloody chapter
For many months Egyptian government control of the Sinai Peninsula has been tenuous at best. | The dangers of allowing ungoverned space, where militant groups have launch... (photo: AP / Ahmed Gomaa)
Egypt Israel Photos Terrorism Wikipedia: 2012 EgyptianIsraeli border attack

An Egyptian mourns outside the mosque at the funeral of 16 soldiers killed in an attack over the weekend by suspected militants in Sinai in Cairo, Egypt Tuesday Aug. 7, 2012.

BBC News
Sinai problem resurfaces for Egypt
This month's violence in the far north of the Sinai Peninsula is an uncomfortable reminder of the security concerns that persist there, decades after Egypt and Israe... (photo: AP / Thomas Hartwell)
Egypt Mideast Photos Terrorism Wikipedia: 2012 EgyptianIsraeli border attack

Defence News

	Number of Syrian refugees 'surpasses 200,000' Al Jazeera
	Nasrallah's lifeline to Tehran under threat as Assad teeters Canberra Times
	Helmets compulsory on Cantt roads in Pune from Sept 1 DNA India

World Peace Report

	Ban reiterates support for new UN-Arab League envoy on Syrian crisis United Nations
	'Maruti to restore full production in Manesar in 15-30 days' DNA India
	Marginalising women in Somali politics Al Jazeera

War on Terrorism

	Syria and U.S.-War Ghosts Past, Present and Future WorldNews.com
	Netanyahu: Wasn't It Enough for Israel's...????? WorldNews.com
	Africas Dictator-Diplomat Mareeg

Terrorist Organization Profiles

NATO

	Reconsidering Turkish foreign policy in the AKP years Al Jazeera
	U.S. urges Karzai to counter growing Afghan insider threat The Star
	Afghanistan helicopter crash kills 11 CBC

Parents' horror: After the kidnapping, Magee must tight

National briefs for Aug. 25

Kidnapped RI citizen released

Kidnapped NT woman freed, abductor dead

Kidnapped NT woman freed, abductor dead

TATTOO IN ARM. PHOTO TAKEN : APRIL 21, 2008

A Trail of Ink: Tracking a Rare Tattoo-Related Infection

Tourists enjoy frolic in a fountain of The Shalimar Garden in Srinagar on July 16 2012. The Mughals and is variously described as 'Garden of Joy,' 'Garden of Gladness' and 'Garden of Delight'.

Tourism boom promises jobs, revives economy in Kashmir

Medicine - tablets - drugs - India

Court to decide future of India’s medicine patents

Dendreon Announces Webcast Presentations at Upcoming Confere CNBC
Mexico Probe Why Federal Cops Fired at US Gov Car The New York Times
Mexico probe why federal cops fired at US gov car Atlanta Journal
China's chaotic health care drives patient attacks Dayton Daily News
HSBC looks to settle allegations of laundering Iran, Sudan f Buffalo News
Celebrate actress Blake Lively’s birthday today The Examiner
Today in History The Guardian
ROONEY: Planet Earth is blue (or red) and there's nothin The Florida Times Union
Today in History: Aug. 25 Richmond Times Dispatch
Abstract Health Affairs
U.S. Inquiry Said to Focus on HSBC’s Cash Moves The New York Times
FIPB gives nod to eight pharma FDI proposals The Times Of India
Bristol-Myers abandons hepatitis C treatment Irish Times
Little change in Irish and UK stocks Irish Times
Bringing home the 'fighting Irish' Irish Times
Stripping Lance Armstrong of his seven Tour de France titles The Daily Telegraph
Alzheimer’s Drug Misses Goal, but Offers Hint of Potential The New York Times
Zydus Cadila concludes deal to re-launch Urokinase drug The Times Of India
Charting new healthcare opportunities Chicago Tribune
Metabolon Files Patent Infringement Lawsuit against Stemina CNBC

A boy travles through the floods that swamped their homes in Marikina city, east of Manila, Philippines on Thursday Aug. 9, 2012.

Death toll rises in Philippine flood disaster

Mountain Lion Invades Reno Casino Huffington Post
Molly Palmer of Hawaii Reels Half-ton Marlin Huffington Post
Geronimo: Anti-Terrorist Financing Regulations Sun Star
Flying Turtle Rescued From Tree After Being Duct-Taped To Do Huffington Post
Indian abducted by Philippines terror outfit reaches home Indian Express
Indian held captive by ultras in Philippines back home Indian Express
Police told to beef up security as fiesta draws near Sun Star
Police hunting down 4 suspects in Zambo bombings Sun Star
Six hurt in Philippine bomb blasts Independent online
Tropical storm heads towards China Al Jazeera
Tropical storm heads towards Hong Kong Al Jazeera
Geronimo: The UN, our only bet Sun Star
2 abducted Europeans seen with Abu Sayyafs Sun Star
Jurisdictions take each other on in banking war Gulf News
Indian escapes from al Qaeda-linked captors Zeenews
Philippines: Kerala man escapes al Qaeda, to return after 14 IBN Live
Indian escapes Philippines terror group�s captivity after 14 Indian Express
Indian escapes from Abu Sayyaf captors in Sulu Sun Star
Indian escapes from Qaeda-linked captors in Philippines Deccan Chronicle
Indian escapes from al-Qaeda-linked captors in Philippines The Hindu

FILE - In this Oct. 4, 2011 file photo, Republican presidential candidate former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney speaks at a town hall meeting in The Villages, Fla. Four years ago, Florida crushed Romney's presidential campaign. This time, the GOP front-runner is working to ensure the state seals his fate as his party's presumptive nominee _ regardless of what happens in South Carolina's primary on Saturday. His political machine has been grinding in Florida for months. And the former Massachusetts governor has been aggressively trying to win over tens of thousands of absentee voters, while blanketing the state's television airwaves and wooing local evangelical leaders. (AP Photo/Reinhold Matay, File)

Romney open to sending troops to Syria

Newly arrived Syrian refugees wait as Turkish soldiers walk by in a camp, in Boynuyogun, Turkey, Tuesday, June 14, 2011.

Number of Syrian refugees 'surpasses 200,000'

Obama Talk - C

Obama to Palestinians: Delay statehood until election over

Turkey: 13 held for blast that killed nine Zeenews
Russia calls for political dialogue in Syria Zeenews
Housemaid pins hopes for husband’s recovery on special rec Gulf News
New committee to inspect buildings in Sharjah Gulf News
Sharjah book fair sponsors Yale course Gulf News
Do these photos show Iran covering up a nuclear weapons site The Examiner
Israel's slowing economy may pose trouble for Netanyahu Chicago Tribune
Pro-Israel group cancels protest at Santa Monica hotel The Los Angeles Times
Israel's slowing economy may pose trouble for Netanyahu The Los Angeles Times
Krauthammer: How to confront Iran Herald Tribune
Three BCTs to deploy to Afghanistan Stars and Stripes
Syria arrests filmmaker, actor who helped crackdown victims Daily Press
HSBC looks to settle allegations of laundering Iran, Sudan f Buffalo News
UN chief reiterates full support for new Syria envoy Zeenews
Britain, France warn Syria with military action Indian Express
Diplomats say Iran shrouds building that houses a suspected Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
UN chief reiterates full support for new Syria env Zeenews
The Child Victims Of Syria's Civil War Orange News
Romney open to sending troops to Syria The Hindu
The Child Victims Of Syria's Civil War Skynews

The Children are Still Dying

The Children are Still Dying

Syrian boys play on top of a destroyed military tank next to the rubble of a damaged mosque in the city of Azaz, on the outskirts of Aleppo, Syria, Wednesday, Aug. 22, 2012.

Syria and U.S.-War Ghosts Past, Present and Future

120531-F-MQ656-212 HONOLULU (May 31, 2012) Defense Secretary (SECDEF) Leon E. Panetta speaks to service members and civilian employees at the U.S. Pacific Command headquarters at Camp H.M. Smith, Hawaii. Panetta is on a 10-day trip to the Asia Pacific region to meet with defense counterparts.

Defense Secretary Leon Panetta visiting Naval Base Kitsap to see off 5,500 sailors

Israel's slowing economy may pose trouble for Netanyahu The Los Angeles Times
Indonesia may sell weapons, supplies to Iraq, Uganda Jakarta Post
U.S. drone strikes kill 18 in Pakistan near Afghanistan bord The Los Angeles Times
A need to revise Iraq’s Foreign Policy Gulf News
Assad opens regional Pandora's Asia Times
Attacks Resume in Iraq: 20 Killed, 33 Wounded Antiwar
Remains found in Montana wilderness area where Iraq war vete Star Tribune
Remains found in Montana wilderness area where Iraq war vete The Washington Post
Iraqi The Inquisitr
Protesters bring modern ‘Hooverville’ to GOP convention Palm Beach Post
Arm of the law reveals Julian Assange arrest tactics The Guardian
Media Monkey's Edinburgh TV festival awards - part one The Guardian
Syria explained: What you need to know CNN
Iraq Violence: Nightclub Attack, Mortar Fire Kill 9 Huffington Post
Iraq Vet Lands In Jail On Terrorist Charges After Jogging Wi Business Insider
Mo. man who sent money to Iraq goes to prison soon San Francisco Chronicle
Sing Date: a tune full of sugar? The Guardian
State helps vets realize their status The News Tribune
Wheelchair users in Iraq channel their energy into tennis BBC News
Mortar fire kills 3 in Iraq Gulf News

An Amphibious Reconnaissance Platoon from the US Marines´ 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) of the 3rd Marine Expeditionary Forces and their Philippine counterpart storm the beach to simulate an amphibious assault of high value individual during

U.S. to Expand Missile Defense in Asia

UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon speaks to the media during a press conference in Dili, East Timor

Ban to attend Tehran summit despite US, Israeli objections

US plans new Asia missile defence

US plans new Asia missile defence

HSBC looks to settle allegations of laundering Iran, Sudan f Buffalo News
China missile advances aim to thwart U.S., analysts say Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
A hot August in Asia, home to jingoism and bigotry Jakarta Post
China missile advances aimed at thwarting U.S., analysts say Austin American Statesman
Apple wins $1 billion victory over Samsung in patent fight Austin American Statesman
U.S. Inquiry Said to Focus on HSBC’s Cash Moves The New York Times
Irony-free zone Chicago Tribune
Kim Jong-un requests a state visit to China The Independent
Kim Jong-il Personality Cult 'Cost $40 Million' Chosunilbo
U.S. plans to expand Asia missile defenses Japan Times
North wants talks to be just working-level Japan Times
Defense talks with Australia set Japan Times
U.S., China draw in U-20 World Cup Japan Times
The talent myth: How to maximise your creative potential The Independent
Chef’s Redemption Tells of a Softening North Korea The New York Times
Soccer: Duo have score to settle in Japan NZ Herald
Danger simmers in East Asia's seas NZ Herald
Pundit terms Japan's Asia strategy lacking Japan Times
Researcher briefly held near China-North Korea border Japan Times
Thoroughbred loose on the Kyr Asia Times

Pakistani security personnel guard the main entrance of Pakistan air force base in Kamra about 85 kilometers (50 miles) northwest of Islamabad, Pakistan on Thursday, Aug. 16, 2012. Militants attacked the air force base filled with F-16s and other aircraft before dawn Thursday, sparking a heavy battle with security forces that left parts of the base in flames, officials said.

Militants attack Pak Air Force base believed to house nukes

File - Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad gives a news conference on the sidelines of the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development, or Rio+20, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Thursday, June 21, 2012.

The war on Iran is already underway

File - Ivy Mike (yield 10.4 mt) - An atmospheric nuclear test conducted by the U.S. at Enewetak Atoll on 1 November 1952. It was the world's first successful hydrogen bomb.

The 'Other' Deadly Super Weapons

Mountain Lion Invades Reno Casino Huffington Post
Sinkhole radiation 15 times over limit, residents urged to r The Examiner
Molly Palmer of Hawaii Reels Half-ton Marlin Huffington Post
Flying Turtle Rescued From Tree After Being Duct-Taped To Do Huffington Post
Nukes needed to deter blackmail by other powers: India IBN Live
The Plan for a New World Order Stumbles on Geopolitical Real GlobalResearch
Nukes needed to deter blackmail by other powers: India Newstrack India
Beyond loose nukes Indian Express
Taliban in daring raid on nuclear air base in Pakistan DNA India
U.S. confident of Pakistan nuclear arsenal safety Newstrack India
Attack on Pakistan air force base raises concerns over nucle Denver Post
Militants storm key nuclear base in Pakistan The Independent
Taliban storm airbase housing nukes in Pakistan Indian Express
US confident of Pakistan nuclear security Khaleej Times
Pak nuke stockpile not 'endangered' by air base atta Zeenews
Attack on Pakistani air force base raises nuclear worries Star Tribune
Pakistani air force base with nuclear ties is attacked my SA
Attack on Pakistan base raises fear about country's nucl Stars and Stripes
Pakistan's nuclear stockpile not 'endangered' by The Times Of India
Pak nuclear stockpile not 'endangered' by Kamra atta DNA India

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