| Tue 10 Sep 2013 |
Green Energy to Uphold Occupation in Western Sahara
All Africa [Fahamu]Western Sahara Resource Watch has launched a report detailing how Morocco intends to build over 1000 MW of renewable energy plants in Western Sahara, a territory that Morocco partially occupies. ... |
Thomas Bach elected as new IOC president in succession to Jacques Rogge
CNN September 10, 2013 -- Updated 1551 GMT (2351 HKT) | German lawyer Thomas Bach was elected to succeed Jacques Rogge as president of the International Olympic Committee. | (CNN) -- German Thomas Bach was elected as the new International Olympic Committ... |
NY menswear plays it safe
Independent online New York - Menswear at New York Fashion Week played it safe with colours, sticking to pared-down neutrals, but styles and cuts ran the gamut from classic sportswear to ethereal androgyny. | Often overlooked at the bi-annual extravaganza of mostly wom... |
Ron Borges' Patriots Report Card
Boston Herald This was a predictably uneven performance in an opening victory that was not lucky but fortunate. The better team won without playing its best because the lesser team played foolishly in critical moments. The Bills hung in for most of the day because... |
Patriots Report Card
Boston Herald This was a predictably uneven performance in an opening victory that was not lucky but fortunate. The better team won without playing its best because the lesser team played foolishly in critical moments. The Bills hung in for most of the day because... |
Traffic signal power outage on Sahara Ave at I-15
MSNBC LAS VEGAS -- NV Energy is reporting about 2,000 customers are without power in the area near Easter and Bonanza and Sahara Highland. | At about 5:30 p.m. and 5:50 p.m. NV Energy lost two major distribution circuits which most likely are related to th... |
Covering the Runway From Beyond New York
The New York Times In the heart of New York Fashion Week, it is not just fashion journalists reporting or posting on Twitter steps from the runway about the latest looks. | On the Web pages of Style.com, a division of Fairchild Fashion Media, the Paris D.J. Michel Gaub... |
Road test 2010 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon review: don't buy this vehicle (Photos)
The Examiner Don't buy this car. Uh, this truck. This SUV. Um, this...Jeep. Don't buy the 2010 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon. Don't buy it unless, that is, you seriously plan to go off road seriously. | We're not saying the Jeep Wrangler Rubicon isn't well made, or that ... |
New Zealand is off the map for Games tickets
Stuff An international website set up to sell tickets to next year's Commonwealth Games in Glasgow does not acknowledge the existence of New Zealand, or of Australia. | The glasgow2014.com site has a drop-down box of countries to which tickets can be sent,... |
TV programme listings (10/09/2013)
The Hindu Timings | Programmes CHILDREN | Cartoon Network | 06-00 | The Powerpuff Girls | 06-30, 16-30, 23-00 | Adventure Time | 07-00, 22-00 | Johnny Test | 08-00 | Tom and Jerry Kids Show | 09-00 | Hamara Dost Ganesha | 10-30 | Ben 10 | 11-00 | Tom and Jerry... |
New Zealand is off the map
Stuff An international website set up to sell tickets to next year's Commonwealth Games in Glasgow does not acknowledge the existence of New Zealand, or of Australia. | The glasgow2014.com site has a drop-down box of countries to which tickets can be sent,... |
| Mon 9 Sep 2013 |
Tudor-Era Tombs 'Reconstructed' From Scattered Artifacts
Huffington Post Using 3D modeling, British researchers have digitally reunited two elaborate Tudor-era tombs with some of their original parts that were lost during King Henry VIII's anti-Catholic offensive. | Thomas Howard, third Duke of Norfolk, commissioned the m... |
Pricey posh strollers
New York Post Online Forget standing in line for the new iPhone, limited-edition handbag, or even a Cronut. | The latest must-have for stylish Manhattan moms is a new, pimped-out status stroller called the Buffalo. | The new set-of-wheels from trendy brand Bugaboo, whose... |
Mali Refugee Camp Gets Only 'Life-Saving' Health And Water Services After Looting
Huffington Post DAKAR, Senegal -- An official with the United Nations refugee agency says food distribution and other services have been temporarily halted at a Mauritania camp housing 70,000 Malian refugees after more than 15 tons of food and other supplies were lo... |
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