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Bonnethead shark (Sphyrna tiburo) at the Indianapolis Zoo.

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Independent online (SA)
Sharks worth more for tourism than in soup
Oslo - Sharks swimming free in the oceans may soon become more valuable as tourist attractions than when caught, sliced up and served in soup, a global study showed. It urged better protection for the... (photo: Creative Commons / Valerie Everett)

Bangkok economy is booming, mainly due to heavy number of tourists visiting Thailand each year.

Bangkok Economy Photos Tourism Wikipedia: Tourism in Thailand

The Daily Telegraph
Bangkok to be 'world's most visited city'
Bangkok will become the world’s most popular city for tourists this year according to new research. Bangkok is expected to welcome 15.98 million arrivals this year By Natalie Paris 11:53AM... (photo: WN / RTayco)

leatherback turtle (sl1)

Denver Post
Sea turtle comeback in a corner of the Caribbean
GRANDE RIVIERE, Trinidad—Giant leatherback turtles, some weighing half as much as a small car, drag themselves out of the ocean and up the sloping shore on the northeastern coast of Trinidad... (photo: creative commons / )
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The Burghers of Calais. A 1962 sculpture show at New York's Guggenheim Museum awakened an international art community to the breadth of Hirshhorn's holdings.

The Daily Telegraph
The world's best museums: a guide
Celebrating International Museum Day, we highlight some of the best museums around the world, with suggestions from our experts and insider guides from museum directors. The Frank Gehry-designed... (photo: Creative Commons / AgnosticPreachersKid)
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melon fruits for sale

The Miami Herald
Cuban food production drops despite reforms
Cuba saw a steep and unexplained drop in the harvest of vegetables and fruit in the first three months of the year despite government reforms to increase production in a... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar)
Cuba Food Photos Vegetable Wikipedia: Cuba

Airbus A319-131 - British Airways

The Daily Telegraph
British Airways' luxury travel sale begins
British Airways has announced details of its luxury travel sale, with discounts available on Club World and first-class flights, as well as luxury holidays around the... (photo: Creative Commons / Eluveitie)
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Pantry in garden

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
The Food Column: Pantry gardens are flourishing
Last fall we wrote about local gardens, staffed largely by volunteers, that provide fresh fruits and vegetables for area food pantries. The newest of the gardens, run by... (photo: WN / Janice Sabnal)
Food Fruits Photos Vegetables Wikipedia: Pantry

His Holiness the Dalai Lama at the Chime Gatsal Ling monastery during teaching events- April 4-6, 2012, Dharamshala, India

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Dalai Lama address to Assembly will run online
The Dalai Lama is scheduled to speak to the state Assembly about 3 p.m. Tuesday and also plans to meet with Gov. Scott Walker . The Tibetan spiritual leader's Assembly... (photo: WN / Yeshe Choesang)
Culture Photos Politics Tibet Wikipedia: Dalai Lama

French President Francois Hollande speaks as he visits housing construction at the urban redevelopment site in Ermont-Eaubonne, near Paris, Friday, Feb. 1, 2013. President Francois Hollande says he’ll discuss when France will reduce troop levels in Mali during a trip there Saturday, nearly four weeks after a French-led operation against Islamic extremists began in the vast West African nation.

The Irish Times
Hollande rejects demand for slavery reparations
“What happened happened,” French president François Hollande said yesterday when he rejected demands from a black group that the French state pay reparations for almost... (photo: AP / Philippe Wojazer, Pool)
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Caribbean

	Paris Saint-Germain-Stade Brestois Preview: Newly-crowned champions play host to relegated visitors Goal
	Global Network of Hackers Steal $45 Million From ATMs CNBC
	Patriot posts wider Q1 loss The Business Review
	Haiti cholera victims threaten to sue United Nations Deutsche Welle
	Haiti crowds defy ban to 'protect' ex-President Aristide BBC News
	Ex-Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide in court The Miami Herald

Travel

	Tourism officials examine Multi-destination tourism The Gleaner
	Organizer: Castro's Daughter Can't Come to Philly The New York Times
	Food Choices Are A Key Strategy for Sustainable Tourism Huffington Post

Sport

	Regional Ex-Soccer Executives Accused of Fraud The New York Times
	Former Fifa vice president Jack Warner's football legacy goes on BBC News
	Julia Stiles, 'It's A Disaster' Star, On Still Rooting For The Mets Huffington Post

Entertainment

	Kris Jenner Thinks She's The 'Queen Of F**king Everything' (PHOTOS) Huffington Post
	Jessica Alba Spending Quality Vacation Time With Nicole Richie The Inquisitr
	Jared Leto's Fan Mail Contained A Severed Human Ear Huffington Post

5 classical music greats recognized for Black Music Month

Sunday's soccer roundup: Own goal helps U.S. down Germany in

Soccer: U.S. beats second-string Germany 4-3 in exhibition

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	Min: 25°C/77°F Max: 26°C/79°F

Former Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide speaks during a press conference in Johannesburg, South Africa, Friday, Jan. 15, 2010. Exiled former Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide said Friday he was ready to return to his quake-devastated country, but it was not clear when or how.

Former Haiti president emerges to testify in court

Bolivia's President Evo Morales speaks during a press conference at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Cancun, Mexico, Thursday Dec. 9, 2010.

Bolivia's President Evo Morales can seek third term

In this photo released by Miraflores Press Office, Cuba's President Raul Castro looks at the body of Venezuela's late President Hugo Chavez during his wake at a military academy where his remains will lie in state until his funeral in in state in Caracas, Venezuela, Thursday, March 7, 2013. Nicolas Maduro, Venezuela's acting president, said Chavez's remains will be put on permanent display at the Museum of the Revolution, close to the presidential palace where Chavez ruled for 14 years. A state funeral for Chavez attended by some 33 heads of government is scheduled to begin Friday morning. At right is Chavez's daughter Rosa Virginia Chavez and left is Vice-President Nicolas Maduro.

Venezuela’s Maduro pledges continued alliance with Cuba

Raul Castro Birthday: Cuban Leader Turns 82, Heir-Apparent O Huffington Post
Military Sexual Assault Hearing Looking At Changes To Justic Huffington Post
Chamber members return from Cuba trip Business Journal
Government must escape cycle of failing to plan The Gleaner
Growth makes Brazil a hub for human trafficking Deutsche Welle
China, Costa Rica agree to enhance bilateral communication, CNTV
New push at OAS for US to alter anti-drug approach The Tribune San Luis Obispo
Cuban defector Puig makes ML debut for Dodgers US News
Pleasant Prairie businessman killed in robbery in Jamaica Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
China, Sweden stress free trade, sustainable development CNTV
Salvadoran doctors perform Caesarean section on chronically The Daily Telegraph
Xi calls on China, Costa Rica to strengthen inter-parliament CNTV
China, Mexico set to further promote trade ties CNTV
China Gives Costa Rica $900M Credit for Refinery The New York Times
Charity watchdog's 'astounding' failure to detect tax avoida The Guardian
French President Hollande to visit Japan CNTV
ICC trial against Kenyan Vice President to start on Sept. 10 CNTV
Ahwatukee Foothills Chamber organizing trip to Cuba The Business Review
Mexico activists found dead by roadside in Guerrero state BBC News
Rising Aggression Against Turtle Conservationists Preceded C The New York Times

A U.S. Sailor, foreground, assigned to the Navy Expeditionary Guard Battalion conducts an early morning patrol while detainees stand by in the background at the recreation yard inside Camp Delta at Joint Task Force (JTF) Guantanamo, Guantanamo Bay Naval Base, Cuba, July 7, 2010.

Pressure on for Guantanamo Bay closure

A Malian soldier motions others to move as they secure the port in Gao, northern Mali, Tuesday Feb. 12 2013. Soldiers patrol the downtown area in an effort to secure it from Mujao infiltrators, two days after Mujao fighters engaged in a firefight with Malian forces. The attack in Gao shows the Islamic fighters, many of them well armed and with combat experience, are determined and daring and it foreshadows a protracted campaign by France and other nations to restore government control in this vast Saharan nation in northwest Africa.

France Re-conquers Mali

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Study Shows How Prayer, Meditation Affect Brain Activity (VIDEO)

Rubio: Cuba belongs on the ‘state sponsor of terror' list Foreign Policy
Time to put a little contemporary romance love in your life USA Today
World watch Sun Sentinel
Cuba remains on US terrorist list Independent online (SA)
Cuba hits back at inclusion on US terror list The Himalayan
US report on terrorism sponsors goes easier on Cuba Stars and Stripes
Cuba says inclusion on US terror list ‘shameful’ The Irish Times
Cuba says inclusion on U.S. terrorist list 'shameful' Chicago Tribune
State Department: Havana provides safe haven to US fugitives The Miami Herald
Cuba rejects continued inclusion on US terror list Herald Tribune
Cuba still on U.S. list of state sponsors of terrorism The Los Angeles Times
>Cuba rejects continued inclusion on US terror list Seattle Post
Cuba objects to US decision keeping it on list of state spon The Washington Post
James Comey, Obama's Likely Pick To Head FBI, Widely Praised Huffington Post
"We are living in a new era of friendship and collaboration Granma Internacional
President Kennedy recognized U.S. responsibility for Batista Granma Internacional
Argentine prosecutor: Iran infiltrating continent The Guardian
Iran accused of Latin America terror plot Al Jazeera
Argentina: Iran infiltrating region for terrorism The Guardian
>Argentine prosecutor: Iran infiltrating continent Seattle Post

Soil

NCU scientist reveals possible causes of 'poison' soil

Haiti launches vaccination campaign against fatal childhood diseases

Haiti launches vaccination campaign against fatal childhood diseases

Venezuela's opposition leader Henrique Capriles speaks at a news conference at his office in Caracas, Venezuela, Wednesday, April 24, 2013.

Venezuela's Henrique Capriles issues ultimatum over vote audit

Brangelina enjoy romantic Paris date Belfast Telegraph
Doctors set a healthy example of co-op with Guyana China Daily
Seven Misconceptions About Military Sexual Assault The Daily Beast
Baby born to El Salvador woman denied abortion dies after C- The Guardian
Dodgers expected to activate Hanley on Tuesday MLB
Ill Salvadoran woman denied abortion has C-section RoadRunner
El Salvador abortion woman gives birth by C-section BBC News
Death toll in China's slaughterhouse fire rises to 120 CNTV
Austin Collie won't let concussions halt NFL comeback USA Today
Steelers LB LaMarr Woodley takes a stand against crime USA Today
Obama urges people with mental health to seek help CNTV
Jamar Rogers Says Obama's HIV/AIDS Funding Cuts 'A Travesty' Huffington Post
Appeal to free Nicole Reyes from Dominican Republic jail BBC News
Haiti hosts 1st conference on mining efforts US News
The healing powers of guyabano Sun Star
Angelina Jolie makes first public appearance after mastectom LA Daily News
A picture of health: Angelina Jolie and fiancée Brad Pitt ma The Independent
American Killed In Jamaica During Robbery, Police Say Huffington Post
Jolie makes first public appearance after mastectomy Independent online (SA)
Diane Mastrull: Delco couple blending a spicy product line Philadelphia Daily News

Samsung is a South Korean multinational conglomerate company

Samsung unveils digital inverter

Bottle of castor oil in a medicine rack in a home

O for a castor bean industry!

Strong winds blow the snow on the road

Braving chilly debut of spring

In pictures: Ecuador BBC News
>China gives Costa Rica $900M credit for refinery Seattle Post
Xi Jinping plans to step up energy links with Trinidad and T South China Morning Post
China drawn to Mexico's opening economy Boston Herald
China’s president visits Latin America, eyes Mexico’s plans The Washington Post
>China drawn to Mexico's opening economy Seattle Post
China signs several pacts with Trinidad and Tobago Taipei Times
China president makes first-ever visit to Trinidad Jamaica Observer
China's Xi talks energy in Trinidad New Straits/Business Times
China leader Xi Jinping n Trinidad and Tobago BBC News
China president makes first ever visit to Trinidad San Francisco Chronicle
China president makes first ever visit to Trinidad, starting The Washington Post
>China president makes first ever visit to Trinidad Seattle Post
Power List - The 50 South Australians who have a mighty infl The Australian
Top 10 News for Week Ending 05/31: Valeant Makes Big Purchas StreetInsider
China president expected to seek new sources of natural gas The Washington Post
China's moves in Western Hemisphere have US stepping up its Stars and Stripes
Sterling to arrange local financing for LNG bidder - OUR set The Gleaner
Caribbean power companies association elects Vincentian chai Jamaica Observer
Markets Live: ASX closes lower Sydney Morning Herald

Press Conference: UN Women- The future women want Participants: Michelle Bachelet, Under-Secretary-General and Executive Director of UN Women and Gro Harlem Brundtland, Former Prime Minister of Norway Special Envoy of the UN Secretary-General on Climate Change. Moderator: Deborah Seward, Director, Strategic Communications Division, UN Department of Public Information

Chile ex-president Bachelet to run for re-election

Southeastern Cuba Affected by Food Shortages

Southeastern Cuba Affected by Food Shortages

Dane County to assess climate change readiness

Dane County to assess climate change readiness

An Interview with Knitwear Designers Electronic Sheep Amelias Magazine
Sheboygan County's Wade House, after renovations, to reopen Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
PolitiFact: Testing lawmaker's claim on Wisconsin's income t Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Two are injured when speeding car hits tree in Whitefish Bay Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Haiti half-marathon set for Sunday delayed a week Herald Tribune
Sean Penn charity to sponsor Haitian runners US News
Iowa View: Food aid needs to be flexible Indianapolis Star
Hurricane Season 2013: U.S. Could Face Heightened Risk This Huffington Post
Hurricane Barbara 2013: Storm Hits Southern Mexico, At Least Huffington Post
Everest: waiting time two hours The Daily Telegraph
Chile volcano: Evacuation order for Copahue area BBC News
Haiti faces a summer of hunger The Examiner
Honduras Is a Disaster Waiting to Happen Huffington Post
Exclusive: Full Schedule For 5th Annual BAMcinemaFest; 'Peac Indiewire
Royal Caribbean's Explorer of the Seas to be based at Port C Business Journal
Florida Travel Tips & Deals Daily Press
Noaa predicts wildly active hurricane season out of Atlantic The Guardian
Mitigate risks, reduce dangers Granma Internacional
Haiti suffering from hunger, funding low for food aid The Examiner
Search for Oklahoma tornado survivors '98%' over France24

Who Owns Haiti's Future?

Who Owns Haiti's Future?

CORRECTS DAY Paraguay's Colorado Party's Presidential candidate Horacio Cartes gives a press conference in Paraguay, Monday, April 22, 2013.

Millionaire president-elect 'to put Paraguay first'

Colorado Party's presidential candidate Horacio Cartes, waves to supporters after presidential election results were made official in Asuncion, Paraguay, Sunday, April 21, 2013.

Horacio Cartes wins Paraguay presidential election

Cuba to introduce new measures to boost agriculture Xinhua
Cuba: 22 percent of water received at home is wasted The Miami Herald
Chargers QB Philip Rivers mulls wearing gloves USA Today
Paisley concert tour helps feed the hungry in Haiti The Examiner
Karl Lagerfeld Thinks Adele Lost Weight Because He Called He Jezebel
DeSean Jackson fires Drew Rosenhaus, eyes Roc Nation USA Today
Rough start by Mike Fiers could be last in Brewers rotation Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Chinese president urges more vigor for ties with Caribbean n CNTV
China pledges more assistance to Caribbean countries CNTV
Latinos hope 'soap' about diabetes hits home Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Leaders highlight economic ties China Daily
UPAF beats goal, raises record $11.01 million Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Fight in downtown Milwaukee leads to shooting Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Kaukauna man eats cheese curds in championship form Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
La Crosse police investigating homicide at convenience store Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Pilot is injured when small plane crashes near Sturgeon Bay Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
U.S. immigration reform bill could limit Wisconsin Dells hir Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
De Pere High School grad was in middle of Tumblr sale Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
UPAF Ride for the Arts is featuring more than 7,000 bicyclis Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
NCAA baseball: Columbia, Valparaiso grab milestone wins The Washington Times

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