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Tomatoes in a vegetable market for sale

Argentina Food Photos Tomato Wikipedia: Argentina

BBC News
Argentina tomato shortages prompt warning
Argentines have been told to eat less of one of their favourite foods, the tomato, because of a seasonal shortage. Prices of the fruit have been rising sharply and the government has... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar)

Residents picking up seashells along the shores of Talicud, Samal Island, Philippines on April 26, 2009.

Caribbean Fish Jamaica Photos Tourism Wikipedia: Caribbean

The Guardian
In Caribbean, push to create no-take reserves
DAVID McFADDEN Associated Press= BLUEFIELDS BAY, Jamaica (AP) â Young fish leap in the wake of a warden's patrol boat as it motors through waters off Jamaica's southwest coast that are a brilliant... (photo: WN / Janice Sabnal)

The Buffy Hummingbird (Leucippus fallax), a species of hummingbird in the Trochilidae family, pictured on Isla Margarita, Venezuela.

The Daily Telegraph
Hummingbirds: hovering on the brink of extinction
Hummingbirds are tiny, iridescent powerhouses. But some species are catastrophically rare: we need to work to save them, says poet Ruth Padel. Winging it: more than 300 species of hummingbird include... (photo: Creative Commons / Wilfredor)
Bird Extinction Nature Photos Wikipedia: Hummingbird

A man drawing a picture in a pass time in a home garden

Austin American Statesman
More things to do on Saturday
Music Carousel Lounge’s 50th anniversary weekend continues Saturday with music from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. 1110 E. 52nd St. www.carousellounge.net Brazos at Red 7. Martin Crane, who moved to New York a... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar)
Art Austin Music Photos Wikipedia: Music

Cuba's President Raul Castro, right, speaks to students from his car after visiting the Latin American School of Medicine in Havana, Wednesday, Jan. 21, 2009.

Jamaica Observer
Cuba supports LatAm allies but no asylum for Snowden
HAVANA, Cuba (AFP) — Cuba has given its backing to Latin American allies who have offered asylum to fugitive US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden but is unlikely... (photo: AP / Javier Galeano)
Asylum Cuba Latin Photos Wikipedia: Raúl Castro

Death Valley National Park

The Daily Telegraph
Death Valley tourists get egg warning
Tourism authorities in the Death Valley National Park, the hottest places on earth, have been told to refrain from frying eggs on the ground. Death Valley is the lowest... (photo: Public Domain / Roger469)
Calif Photos Tourism Travel Wikipedia: Death Valley National Park

Haiti (April 23, 2004)--The crew of the Motor Surf Boat, from the Coast Guard Cutter Harriet Lane, a 270-foot ship home ported in Portsmouth, Va., check various areas along the coast here looking for a place for a U.S. Army support ship to beach and offload supplies for U.S. Marines in the area April 22. USCG photo by PA3 Andrew Kendrick (95933) ( JOINT TASK FORCE (FOR RELEASE) )

Philadelphia Daily News
Haiti sees big money reviving flagging tourism
Travel Deals $1009 -- All-Incl. 4-Star Cancun Beachfront Trip from Philly See all travel deals » TRENTON DANIEL, The Associated Press Posted: Monday, July 8,... (photo: US Coastguard / PA3 Andrew Kendrick)
Haiti Photos Tourism Travel Wikipedia: Haiti

File - The International Organization for Migration (IOM) distributed jerry cans, tarps and other tent rebuilding materials to residents of camps for displaced people in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Isaac, Carrefour, Haiti, 26 August, 2012.

CNN
Urban oasis offers hope to Haiti's poorest
July 8, 2013 -- Updated 1017 GMT (1817 HKT) The half-acre facility not only provides badly needed nutrition for residents, it also educates children about how to grow... (photo: UN / Logan Abassi)
Children Haiti Nutrition Photos Wikipedia: Haiti

This satellite image released by NOAA taken Tuesday, July 31, 2007 at 7:45 a.m. EDT shows Tropical Storm Chantal. Tropical Storm Chantal formed Tuesday between Bermuda and Massachusetts, becoming the third named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season. It could carry heavy rain to Canada but was not expected to threaten the United States, forecasters said. The storm had maximum sustained wind of 50 mph and was centered about 300 miles south of Halifax, Nova Scotia, or some 600 miles east of New York City, at 11 a.m. EDT, according to the National Hurricane Center. It was moving northeast at about 29 mph. (AP Photo/NOAA)

CNN
Tropical Storm Chantal races toward Caribbean
July 8, 2013 -- Updated 1001 GMT (1801 HKT) (CNN) -- Tropical Storm Chantal barreled through the Atlantic Ocean early Monday, racing toward the Lesser Antilles, the... (photo: AP / NOAA)
Chantal Hurrican Photos Typhoon Wikipedia: Tropical Storm Chantal

Caribbean

	Chris Froome wins Mont Ventoux stage at Tour de France USA Today
	Kobe Bryant vs. Raja Bell The Examiner
	Dhoni leads the way The Gleaner
	Ponting hits century in first-class farewell Deccan Chronicle
	Martin wins stage 11 of Tour, Froome keeps lead Herald Tribune
	Accused Boston Marathon bomber faces charges, victims and the public CNN

Travel

	Haiti hopes $160 m for high-end tourism pays off Herald Tribune
	Diving holidays: readers' tips, recommendations and travel advice The Daily Telegraph
	World's 100 best beaches CNN

Sport

	2013 Tour de France: Dan Martin wins 9th stage USA Today
	Tour de France 2013: Chris Froome retains yellow jersey BBC News
	Tampa Bay's Moore dominates Astros in 12-0 win CNN

Entertainment

	Kate Winslet to name baby after Richard Branson's mum? Digital Spy
	Tourism officials examine Multi-destination tourism The Gleaner
	Kris Jenner Thinks She's The 'Queen Of F**king Everything' (PHOTOS) Huffington Post

Readers recommend: songs about the Caribbean

Michelle Ryan Has A ‘Dark Past’ As She Joins Death In Paradi

Catlin Seaview Survey's Latest Expedition to Investigate Car

Gustavia, Guadeloupe 2009.02.25
sunny.
	Min: 25°C/77°F Max: 26°C/79°F

Cuba's President Raul Castro arrives for a session of the National Assembly of Popular Power in Havana, Cuba, Sunday Aug. 1, 2010

Cuba's Castro Backs Snowden Asylum Offers

Men carry a concrete block in an attempt to make a barricade during a protest against the new civil service law that will require government employees to undergo work evaluations, in Lima, Peru, Thursday, July 4, 2013.

Violent clashes in Peru over new public sector law

Presidential candidate Ollanta Humala, left, talks with reporters at his father's home in Lima, Peru, Monday April 11, 2011. Unofficial results showed Humala won the most votes in Sunday's presidential race and is headed into a runoff against Keiko Fujimori, the daughter of imprisoned former President Alberto Fujimori. Peru will hold a presidential runoff election on June 5.

Peru's ex president Alberto Fujimori is denied pardon

Mitt Romney has his own birther issue: Cayman Islands The Examiner
Knox Indy Pro-Am bring IU's Elston, Purdue's Johnson, ex-Arl Indianapolis Star
Cuba’s economic reforms debated at Miami conference The Miami Herald
American Man Is Attempting To Travel From Cuba To Key West O Business Insider
Brazil's Strange Reversal at the IMF Foreign Policy
Brees amazed by reaction to takeout tip US News
Cuba's 1st solar farm a step toward renewables San Francisco Chronicle
Maduro: Best tribute to Chávez is making the revolution Granma Internacional
>Cuba's 1st solar farm a step toward renewables Seattle Post
Uruguay's cannabis bill reflects liberal past BBC News
Uruguayan congress votes to legalise marijuana BBC News
UN narcotics body warns Uruguay over marijuana bill BBC News
Rare Cuba trips by Americans all 'work' and no beach playgro Reuters
Alex Rodriguez, one of baseball's greats, hobbled by doping CNN
Puerto Rico tries to lure more cruise ships Lehigh Valley
175 years after 'full free' Jamaica Observer
Welcome to Narcotics For Leatherheads 2013 The Washington Times
West Shore: On campus news for the week of July 29 Penn Live
The lessons and warnings from 1983 archive BBC News
National archives: Shock at scale of Maze jailbreak, the las The Independent

In this April 18, 2013 video frame grab reviewed by the U.S. military, soldiers walk past detainees' cells during early morning prayer at Guantanamo Bay Naval Base, Camp 5, in Cuba.

Detainees' defense lawyers want ICRC's secret Guantanamo files

Cuba's President Raul Castro speaks during celebrations marking Cuba’s Revolution Day in Guantanamo, Cuba, Thursday, July 26, 2012.

Cuba Condemns Continued Inclusion On U.S. State Sponsors Of Terror List

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

Al-Qaeda leader vows to break out Muslims held in Guantanamo Canberra Times
Al-Qaida leader vows to free Muslims from US prisons, Guanta Stars and Stripes
Al Qaeda leader vows to free Muslims from U.S. prisons, Guan The Los Angeles Times
Confronting Israel’s Precarious Future: An Interview W The Inquisitr
UN criticises Chile for using terror law on Mapuche BBC News
Latin America Views The United States Favorably, Pew Says Huffington Post
US Spends $24 Million On Totally Ineffective Cuban ‘Propagan Business Insider
Fears of more violence Egypt; Greenwald: wiretapping is expa Foreign Policy
Big crocodile gets hook removed from stomach Sun Sentinel
AP News in Brief at 5:58 p.m. EDT The Wichita Eagle
Mali's ill-timed and inflammatory election Al Jazeera
Senate debates Guantánamo in first hearing on closing prison The Guardian
Iraq Invades the United States Huffington Post
Avoid international fallout! Jamaica Observer
Cuba still allergic to private property as reforms creep for Swissinfo
What's Next for Syria? The People's Voice
Cuba, North Korea and the Chong Chon Gang The Miami Herald
N. Korea-Cuba drama boils down to useless weapons, big pile The Los Angeles Times
North Korea-Cuba arms deal is more drama than danger Stars and Stripes
North Korea-Cuba arms deal: More drama than danger The Los Angeles Times

Cuba's President Raul Castro delivers the closing speech during a session of the National Assembly of Popular Power in Havana, Cuba, Sunday Aug. 1, 2010

Cuba Backs Snowden Asylum Offers From Allies

Banana fruit trees in a orchard - agriculture - crop

Where are the bananas?

People march toward the Cinelandia square during a protest in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Monday, June 24, 2013.

Brazil President Dilma Rousseff plays hand over protests

Chester on the Edge CounterPunch
Philly transplant Jamaican Dave rocks reggae culture with an Philadelphia Daily News
7 new ships in 2014, 8 in 2015 The Miami Herald
Illinois becomes 20th state to legalize medical marijuana Business Journal
Kathleen T. Perry, devout Catholic Baltimore Sun
Pulaski details plan to repay additional $7 million of origi Business Journal
Black-market alcohol kills seven in Cuba The Independent
Worldwide glucose strip recall ordered by FDA The Examiner
Celebrating 175 years of Full Freedom - Part II - Honouring The Gleaner
Four can travel for the price of two on Holland America Line The Examiner
You'll work if you come prepared and do your best: Gregg Pal The Examiner
Fake rum kills seven in Cuba The Irish Times
Curacao continues its efforts to draw gay travelers, plans f The Examiner
East Shore: On campus news for the week of July 29 Penn Live
Idol Puerto Rico's third season airs for the first time in t The Examiner
Miami-based cruise lines make Travel & Leisure’s World’s Bes The Examiner
Travel the world in Aguaclara Swimwear (Photos) The Examiner
Take action to rid the ocean of debris The Examiner
Glucose test strip used by diabetics recalled over false rea Newsday
Domestic briefs: Millions of glucose test strips recalled The Washington Post

President Barack Obama announces his administration's immigration plans, in the Rose Garden of the White House in Washington. There's not much President Barack Obama can do to boost the economy in the next five months, and that alone might cost him the November election. But on a range of social issues, Obama is bypassing Congress and aggressively using his executive powers to make it easier for gays to marry, women to obtain birth control, and, now, young illegal immigrants to avoid deportation

Obama for carbon-powered electricity. . . in Africa

Sun set in the sea - sea level - water waves

Florida Keys prepare for sea level rise

Toasted cacao beans at a chocolate workshop at the La Conchita Hacienda in Tabasco, Mexico. Chocolate is made from cocoa beans, the dried and partially fermented seeds of the cacao tree (Theobroma cacao),

Is Ecuador home to the world's best chocolate?

Californians On Climate Change: 65 Percent Call For Immediat Huffington Post
Westport Reports Second Quarter Fiscal 2013 Financial Result Seeking Alpha
Oil dreams fading, Cuba turns to sun as 1st solar farm plugs The Washington Post
Why China stands to gain the most from the Middle East talks Orlando Sentinel
Why China stands to gain most from Mideast talks Stars and Stripes
Excerpt From Marine's Speech Proves Little Has Changed In 80 Business Insider
Explosion shuts down Colombia's No. 2 oil pipeline, military The Times of India
Explosion shuts down Colombia's No. 2 oil pipeline Reuters
Peace Dividend Foreign Policy
Zimbabwe: our usual family holiday The Daily Telegraph
Pirates inch nearer Caribbean, India sits up - Threat to Del The Telegraph India
NOAA's Fairweather Ship Will Set Sail On Ocean Acidification Huffington Post
Repsol eyes sale of $6 billion Gas Natural stake after Shell Reuters
Wind turbine plant shutting down in Cuba City Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Akin to railroads of the 1880s, oil pipelines poised to spur Mining Weekly
UPDATE 1-Vitol wins propane supply deal with U.S. Virgin Isl Reuters
Vitol signs propane supply deal with U.S. Virgin Islands Reuters
After fires, cruise line execs answer questions The Oklahoman
Where The Locals Drink In New Orleans Business Insider
Spirit Airlines Has Replaced Southwest As The King Of Low-Co Business Insider

Sun in the sky - sun's heat in the summer season - heat wave - temperature

Phoenix, Las Vegas Heat Wave: Temperatures Of Nearly 120 Degrees Expected Over Weekend

Venezuela's interim President Nicolas Maduro smiles as he's surrounded by supporters during a campaign rally in Sabaneta, Barinas state, Venezuela, Tuesday, April 2, 2013. Late President Hugo Chavez's chosen successor, Nicolas Maduro is competing against opposition leader Henrique Capriles in the April 14 presidential election.

Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro visits Haiti

A U.S. Marine hands rations to a Haitian earthquake victim near Leogane, Haiti.

Haiti's hunger hardship

Sahara Dust Cloud Crossing The Atlantic, Approaching South A Huffington Post
Puerto Rico sees more rain, wetter times to come Lexington Herald-Leader
Aaron Sanchez And John Besh, Chefs Raising Hunger Awareness, Huffington Post
Massive expansion of ocean survey to study impact of climate Treehugger
Bittersweet 50th anniversary for Canada's Sea King helicopte CBC
Bittersweet 50th anniversary for Canada's patched-up Sea Kin CBC
Gulf Dead Zone Of 2013 Is Smaller Than Predicted, But Still Huffington Post
Hurricane Tips From Cuba The New York Times
An Extraordinary Success. Medical Internationalism in Cuba Axis of Logic
Dorian loses force, becomes tropical wave Houston Chronicle
TS Dorian loses force, becomes tropical wave U~T San Diego
>TS Dorian loses force, becomes tropical wave Seattle Post
UPDATE: Dorian disintegrates into tropical wave Herald Tribune
Tropical Storm Dorian continues moving west The Guardian
Dorian, weaker and disorganized, continues on westward track The Miami Herald
Boston weather forecast for Jul. 26, 2013 (Photos) The Examiner
There is a Tropical Storm in the Pacific and Atlantic Ocean US News
Boston weather forecast for Jul. 25, 2013 (Photos) The Examiner
Providence weather forecast for Jul. 25, 2013 (Photos) The Examiner
Heather Barnes, New Jersey Woman, Swims To Shore After Being Huffington Post

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, left, is greeted by Chinese President Xi Jinping shortly before their meetings at the Great Hall of the People Saturday, April 13, 2013 in Beijing. The question of how Washington can persuade Beijing to exert real pressure on North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's unpredictable regime is front and center as Kerry meets Saturday with Chinese leaders in Beijing.

Chinese leader Xi Jinping set for Obama summit

Ivan Marquez, center, chief negotiator for the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, is accompanied by fellow members of his team, from left, Marco Leon Calarca, Ricardo Tellez, Pablo Catatumbo, Tanja Nijmeijer and Jesus Santrich, during the peace talks with Colombia's government in Havana, Cuba, Sunday, May 26, 2013.

Deal reached on land reform in Colombia

leatherback turtle (sl1)

Sea turtle comeback in a corner of the Caribbean

Cuba's 1st solar farm a step toward renewables - Boston.com The Boston Globe
Group: Jamaica Must Probe Cross-Dresser's Slaying The New York Times
Music and Moonshine in the Mellow Ozarks The New York Times
Pork - The other white meat The Gleaner
Sweet treat for Jamaican foodies The Gleaner
O.J. Simpson Now Waits for Ruling on New Trial The New York Times
Food-for-foreigners fiasco: time to ‘Stamp’ out fraud New York Post Online
Republican Party Poll: Voters Agree On The Need For Change, Huffington Post
Larry Summers Gets 'Full-Throated Defense' From Obama In Cap Huffington Post
Paul Haggis Supports Leah Remini After Departure From Scient Huffington Post
Cool reception for US celebrity chefs in Haiti Austin American Statesman
A list of some of the best Houston restaurants Houston Chronicle
Britain's tourist attractions get £47m boost The Daily Telegraph
Mexico's Poverty Rate: Half Of Country's Population Lives In Huffington Post
Angels are trying to harvest better crops down at the farm The Wichita Eagle
Lincare deal pays off for Linde Business Journal
Astros deal closer Veras to Tigers for top OF prospect Houston Chronicle
James Comey Confirmed By Senate To Lead FBI Huffington Post
Obama, Hillary Clinton All Smiles During Private Lunch Meeti Huffington Post
County by county news for Tuesday Atlanta Journal

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