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Deputy Secretary of Defense Ashton B. Carter is escorted through an honor cordon as he arrives at Afghan Ministry of Interior to meet with Minster of the Interior Ghulam Mujtaba Patang in Kabul, Afghanistan, May 12, 2013. DoD Photo By Glenn Fawcett

Afghan Afghanistan Parliament Photos Wikipedia: NATO

Swissinfo
Afghan parliament dismisses interior minister over worsening security
Reuters July 22, 2013 - 09:39 KABUL (Reuters) - Afghanistan's parliament voted on Monday to dismiss one of the country's chief security ministers, impeaching Interior Minister Ghulam Mujtaba... (photo: US DoD / Glenn Fawcett)

A Libyan man carries an opposition flag, right, and a placard in French, left, reading "No Al-Qaida, No Hezbollah, Long live Libya" during Friday prayers in the square next to the courthouse on the corniche in Benghazi, Libya, Friday, April 15, 2011. U.S. President Barack Obama, British Prime Minister David Cameron and French President Nicolas Sarkozy wrote in a joint newspaper opinion piece Friday that while their mandate under a U.N. Security Council resolution does not include removing Gadhafi by force, "it is impossible to imagine a future for Libya with Gadhafi in power."

Europe Hezbollah Military Photos Wikipedia: European Union

Swissinfo
EU poised to blacklist military wing of Hezbollah
Reuters July 22, 2013 - 09:29 By Justyna Pawlak and Adrian Croft BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union governments could decide to blacklist the military wing of Hezbollah on Monday, in a policy... (photo: AP / Ben Curtis)

Cow - cattle - livestock - domestic animal

The Charlotte Observer
Cattle producers want to get rid of new meat labels
WASHINGTON After surviving years of drought and watching the size of the U.S. cattle herd fall to its lowest level in more than 60 years, Texas cattleman Bob McCan would just as soon steer clear of... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar)
Meat Photos Texas Washington Wikipedia: Cattle

Egyptian soldiers keep guard on the border between Egypt and Rafah in southern Gaza Strip, on July 8, 2013. A series of attacks on security checkpoints in the North Sinai towns of Sheikh Zuweid and El Arish close to Egypt's border with Israel and Gaza, where one soldier was killed. The Rafah border crossing with Egypt and Gaza remained closed since Friday. Photo by Ahmed Deeb / WN

CBC
Egypt militant attacks kill 5 in main northern Sinai city
A supporter of ousted Egyptian president Mohammed Morsi chants slogans during a demonstration outside the Defence Ministry in Cairo, Egypt, on Sunday. (Hassan Ammar/Associated Press) Co-ordinated day... (photo: WN / Ahmed Deeb)
Egypt Military Photos Sinai Wikipedia: Sinai Peninsula

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe smiles as he places a red rosette on the name of his Liberal Democratic Party's winning candidate during ballot counting for the upper house elections at the party headquarters in Tokyo Sunday, July 21, 2013.

Swissinfo
Japan PM wins big in upper house vote, priorities in focus
Reuters July 21, 2013 - 15:26 By Linda Sieg TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's ruling bloc won a decisive election victory on Sunday, cementing... (photo: AP / Shizuo Kambayashi)
Asia Japan Photos Politics Wikipedia: Japanese House of Councillors election, 2013

The common chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes) is a species of primate in the family of apes (Hominidae).

BBC News
Chimpanzees to retire from US government research
The National Institute of Health, the largest funder of medical research in the US, is planning to stop using chimpanzees in laboratory experiments. But where will the... (photo: Creative Commons / Böhringer)
Animals Chimpanzees Photos Scientists Wikipedia: Chimpanzee

Actor Justin Timberlake arrives at the premiere of the feature film "Yogi Bear" in Los Angeles on Saturday, Dec. 11, 2010.

Huffington Post
Justin Timberlake Lawsuit Over 'Take Back The Night' Dropped By Eponymous Organization
Following threats of possible legal action over his new song "Take Back the Night," Justin Timberlake is safe from litigation's way. The women's-rights group of the same... (photo: AP / Dan Steinberg)
Artists Hollywood Photos Singer Wikipedia: Justin Timberlake

It is raining - wet season - weather

CNN
Rain is coming to douse the heat wave, but weather could get rough
July 19, 2013 -- Updated 0540 GMT (1340 HKT) Affected by the heat? Share photos and videos with CNN iReport. (CNN) -- Few people look forward to rainy cold fronts, but... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar)
People Photos Rain Weather Wikipedia: Rain

U.S. soldier in WikiLeaks case to face most severe charge

CBC
U.S. soldier in WikiLeaks case to face most severe charge
A military judge refused Thursday to dismiss the most serious charge against Bradley Manning, the Army private who gave reams of classified information to the... (photo: US Army / Sven Jenson)
Afghanistan Enemy Military Photos Wikipedia: Afghanistan

Oil & Energy

	Criminal probe in Quebec oil train derailment Springfield News-Sun
	Fires still burning in Quebec town 24 hours after runaway train crash The Observer
	Barack Obama vows to cut pollution and fight climate change The Daily Telegraph

Terrorism

	Wikileaks accused Bradley Manning loses challenge to most serious charge BBC News
	Asiana to sue TV station after gaffe over pilot name Swissinfo
	Accused Boston Marathon bomber faces charges, victims and the public CNN

News & Media

	Mesopotamia exhibition at ROM, Toronto, highlights treasures from ancient Iraq (Video) The Examiner
	Egypt braces for more protests on weekly prayer day CBC
	Rihanna and Justin Bieber are the most influential people on the internet MuchMusic

Panel hearings begin for Taseko's New Prosperity Project

Primus Canada receives two awards of excellence

Radical Myanmar Buddhist monk unhurt in bomb blast

Jaywalking near Ottawa jail urges someone to foot bill

Jaywalking near Ottawa jail sees nobody footing bill

Hydro Ottawa Participates in IESO Voltage Reduction Exercise

Church Street 'parklets' expand public space

Tampa Bay Rays sweep Toronto, Boston Red Sox are on deck

Toronto man killed in Nova Scotia crash

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Spain's Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy speaks during a meeting with Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tuskat at the Moncloa Palace in Madrid, Spain, Monday July 15, 2013. Conservative Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy is certain to face a barrage of questions in a press conference following newspaper publication of alleged text message exchanges between him and a now jailed former party treasurer that have prompted opposition demands for the premier to resign. El Mundo published Sunday what it said were friendly text messages between Rajoy and former Popular Party treasurer Luis Barcenas. Barcenas is at the heart of a probe into a slush-fund scheme that allegedly included payments to top party figures including Rajoy. He is to be quizzed by a judge in the case again Monday.

Spain's Rajoy rules out stepping down in political scandal

Canada’s Prime Minister Stephen Harper speaks to reporters following the G-8 Summit at Camp David, Md.

Harper will make 'substantial' cabinet shuffle Monday

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) )

Haiti sees big money reviving flagging tourism

Is It Time To Say Goodbye To Canadian Banks And Switch Over Seeking Alpha
Budget cuts coming to Legal Assistance of Windsor CBC
Canadian oil storage hubs set to expand 25 pct by 2015 Reuters
PRESS DIGEST-Canada-July 22 Reuters
More deals like Loblaw-Shoppers Drug Mart transaction could Business Journal
A more militaristic Japan? Shinzo Abe's party now controls b CBC
Japan's Abe vows to keep focus on economy after big election Swissinfo
NSA revelations reframe digital life for some The News & Observer
Yuan influence on the rise worldwide CNTV
>NSA revelations reframe digital life for some Seattle Post
Toronto Zoo worker bitten by poisonous Massasauga rattlesnak Toronto Sun
'Portable' refinery urged to fuel Michigan market Detroit news
Analysis - As WTI and Brent reunite, Gulf of Mexico faces sq The Guardian
Analysis: As WTI and Brent reunite, Gulf of Mexico faces squ Baltimore Sun
Course cursor: Global economy The Times of India
VisitScotland to spend £2.5m marketing Glasgow 2014 BBC News
Portuguese president says government should stay to tackle c Swissinfo
Cochrane zombie run raises money for kids cancer care CBC
People near Superfund site say cleanup is too slow The News & Observer
1,000 people run to Lac-Mégantic to raise money for victims CBC

Supporters of Egypt's ousted President Mohammed Morsi, shout slogans during a demonstration in front of Cairo University, where protesters have installed their camp in Giza, southwest of Cairo, Egypt, late Wednesday, July 17, 2013.

Egypt is still not a coup in Washington

Anti-government protesters shout slogans as they march toward the Tahrir. or Liberation Square in downtown Cairo, Egypt, Tuesday, Feb. 1, 2011.

Egypt's latest revolutionary act was profoundly democratic

Meeting of the Russian Pobeda (Victory) Organising Committee.

Russia's Putin wants Snowden to go, but asylum not ruled out

Afghan parliament sacks interior minister over security issu Swissinfo
President cools but not cures Portuguese crisis Swissinfo
Portugal PM vows to complete bailout, rebuild confidence Swissinfo
Palestinians say no peace talks without '67 borders agreemen Swissinfo
EU blacklists military wing of Hezbollah Swissinfo
Francophone groups plan legal challenge over riding law CBC
EU agrees to put Hezbollah armed wing on terror list - diplo Swissinfo
Some Commonwealth countries still without royal assent on pr The Daily Telegraph
Bomb during sermon by radical Myanmar monk wounds five Swissinfo
Syria rebels seize government town in Aleppo province Swissinfo
Militants attack two Iraq prisons, killing 26 soldiers, poli Swissinfo
France stands by veil ban after riots Swissinfo
Australia-PNG refugee deal could lead to violence if not man Swissinfo
Royal baby girl's right of succession would face Commonwealt The Guardian
Suicide bomber attacks Iraq army convoy, killing 25 Swissinfo
Syrian government, opposition must work to expel 'terrorists Swissinfo
Pope Francis plane sets off for Brazil Swissinfo
Terry Lake: dad, animal lover and health minister Canada Dot Com
China quake death toll more than doubles to 54, hundreds hur Swissinfo
Kate Middleton Labor: Duchess Of Cambridge Goes Into Labor W Huffington Post

Actor Ryan Gosling poses during a photo call for the film "Blue Valentine", at the 63rd international film festival, in Cannes, southern France, Tuesday, May 18, 2010.

Don't Call Ryan Gosling A 'Dumb Hipster'

RITA ORA

Rita Ora eyes Justin Timberlake duet

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Coroner: �?Glee’ actor Cory Monteith died of overdose of heroin and alcohol

�?A perfect popcorn movie with action’: Rachelle Lefevre Deccan Chronicle
High Sierra Music Festival 2013 - Brad Barr on The Barr Brot The Examiner
Fantasia: Satoshi Miki talks It's Me, It's Me Screen Daily
Success marks 40th anniversary Canada Dot Com
Blast during sermon by radical Myanmar monk wounds four Swissinfo
Suicide bomber attacks Iraq army convoy, killing 10 Swissinfo
The birds that flew back from the dead The Daily Telegraph
China quake kills 11, seriously injures 81 - Xinhua Swissinfo
Alex Colville, Leading Canadian Artist, Dies at 92 The New York Times
Abe has chance to show true colours after big election win Swissinfo
Six killed in militant attacks in Egypt's Sinai Swissinfo
Panama finds MiG fighter jets on North Korean arms ship Swissinfo
Strong earthquake strikes central China - USGS Swissinfo
Netanyahu, dogged by hardliners, to put Kerry peace ideas to Swissinfo
U.S. SEC voted unanimously to pursue charges against SAC's C Swissinfo
Gunmen kill eight at graduation party in Venezuela Swissinfo
EU weighs sanctions against military wing of Hezbollah Swissinfo
Sex scandals cloud Zimbabwe PM's election campaign Swissinfo
Movies: 'The Conjuring' scares up $41.5M to top box office Kypost
Conference offers chance to learn all things paranormal; par The Examiner

Lea Michele, Cory Monteith & Dianna Agron

Cory Monteith 'attended AA meetings before death'

A skier enjoying skiing

Working abroad: The ski season

Lewis Hamilton during canadian gp parade lap, 2010

Lewis Hamilton confirms Nicole Scherzinger split

Luciano for Montreal fest Jamaica Observer
Toronto's Shahdady remembered -- honor killings of women bed The Examiner
Inside the ACC for Beyonce's Toronto Mrs. Carter Show World Toronto Sun
Panic sets in on 'The Amazing Race Canada' Toronto Sun
Joe Satriani confirmed for special edition of Rock N Roll Fa The Examiner
Miss Universe Canada gets set for Bollywood The Times of India
Super Troopers 2 Will Shoot This Year Cinema Blend
Lewis Hamilton Hints He Wants Nicole Scherzinger Back: 'If Y Entertainment Wise
Lewis Hamilton Gets Soppy Over Nicole Scherzinger Split: 'If Entertainment Wise
Batman and Superman to co-star in film for first time BBC News
Toronto gets some Love (Photos) The Examiner
750,000 Farmers to benefit from climate change project Graphic
Comic-Con: X-Men united once more Screen Daily
Comic-Con: X-Men ensemble thrills Screen Daily
Artist Portfolio: Joey "Hollywood" Hamilton | Ink Master | P Spike
Batman and Superman to team up in new film BBC News
Munro �?probably’ done writing Richmond Times Dispatch
New ABC series 'Once Upon a Time in Wonderland' now casting The Examiner
Suspect returned to US had built life in Canada The State
Rush among music icons featured in newly released Canada Pos The Examiner

Potted plants in a balcony - Balcony gardens

Balcony gardens add beauty to underused space

Beekeepers inspect hives at the honey-bee farm

Natural honeybee business buzzing in Woodstock

Sunscreen absorbs or reflects some of the sun's ultraviolet (UV) radiation on the skin exposed to sunlight and thus helps protect against sunburn.

15 Confusing Sunscreen Questions Answered

3 cats dead after Forest Lawn townhouse fire CBC
UPEI lab creates new climate change forecaster CBC
Recycling milestone reached in province CBC
Panda Cow Named Peanut Born On A Farm In Washington (PHOTOS) Huffington Post
Save half of Boreal Forest from development, scientists say CBC
Rare Arctic wildlife scenes caught on camera CBC
Ontario energy conservation efforts need work, critics say CBC
Save half of boreal forest from development, scientists urge CBC
A whale of a tale Toronto Sun
UPDATE 1-Canadian Natural says restrictions will not change Reuters
Biologists seek details of whale struck by boat CBC
Union says Labatt work environment unsafe CBC
Rjukan Sunlight: Norwegian Town Installs Mirrors To Get Wint Huffington Post
Flames flare east of Saskatoon at natural gas station CBC
Dead stars colliding forged gold on Earth, study finds CBC
Oilsands industry is cutting GHG emissions already Canada Dot Com
'Poor man's pontoon' runs on Mother Nature CBC
Nature vs. economic nuturing divides Nashwaak Valley CBC
Yellowstone River Oil Spill: Exxon Challenges $1.7 Million I Huffington Post
BP Settlement Payouts Should Be Halted, Oil Giant Urges Judg Huffington Post

Argentine President Cristina Kirchner with Canada PM Stephen Harper during the G20 at Toronto

Canada PM to announce new team of ministers after scandal

Szczekociny rail crash - a view on destroyed trains. At around 20:57 CET on 3 March 2012, two passenger trains (totalling 350 passengers in 10 carriages[2][4]) collided at Chałupki near the Silesian voivodship town of Szczekociny.

Canada train crash: 40 still missing as death toll expected to rise

Cuba 2008. Travel.

Haiti hopes $160 m for high-end tourism pays off

EU mergers and takeovers (July 22) Reuters
LETTER OF THE DAY - The danger of second-hand smoke The Gleaner
The 'right' to die? Jamaica Observer
Amazing fat fighting smoothie triggers rapid weight loss ... Canada Dot Com
John Mayer’s New Album Available Now For Pre-order On Itunes Scoop
Distinguished Research Medal awarded to Otago parasitologist Scoop
Pioneer researcher helped put Duke on the map The News & Observer
Ottawa woman has 3 limbs amputated after dog bite infection CBC
Woman Who Disappeared 52 Years Ago In Canada Found Living Wi Business Insider
TV SoundOff: Sunday Talking Heads Huffington Post
New breakfast cereals can boost your sexual power Newstrack India
Janeway dentist leaving hospital, says he's 'fed up' CBC
Erin McInerney, Jason Lacerna The New York Times
No to drug injection sites in Toronto Toronto Sun
Jackie Robinson’s teammate has fond memories of baseball ico The Charlotte Observer
Jackie Robinson’s teammate has fond memories of baseb The News & Observer
Quebec town mourns young woman killed in storm CBC
Warning for Innerget, Megaton male sex pills CBC
Flaherty skips G-20 talks because of illness Toronto Sun
Health Canada issues warning about sexual stimulants Toronto Sun

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