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Singer Rihanna from Barbados performs songs from her debut album "Music Of The Sun" in Berlin Tuesday, Aug. 16, 2005. The Seventeen year old singer placed second on the US Billboard Charts with her single "Pon De Replay".
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First Pics Of Rihanna In Hawaii On The Set Of 'Battleship'
| Can you believe they're making a "Battleship" movie? Yes, based on the popular Milton-Bradley game of the same name. | And can you believe that Rihanna is starring? Well, if not, here's your proof: ... (photo: AP / Roberto Pfeil)
 Tata Power India Delhi Mumbai (rks2)
Energy   India   Indonesia   Industry   Photos  
 The Times Of India 
Tata Power-led consortium to set up 240-mw project in Indonesia
MUMBAI: A consortium led by Tata Power, India’s largest private power utility, will develop a 240 mw-geothermal power project in Indonesia. Since the programme would involve building units of variou... (photo: WN / Rajkumar Senapati)
French soccer star Zinedine Zidane  Al Jazeera 
Zidane helps rebuild reputations
| Zinedine Zidane was drafted in for inspiration as France aimed to get their Euro 2012 qualifying campaign off to a flyer following a shameful World Cup exit. | Italy also have reputations to rebuild... (photo: AP / Jacques Brinon)
France   Photos   Soccer   Sport  
Japanese Yen - Currency  Wall Street Journal 
Delta Airlines: Strong Yen Brings More Passengers
By YOSHIO TAKAHASHI | TOKYO–The president of Delta Air Lines Inc. Ed Bastian said Thursday that the strong yen is helping to boost passenger demand from Japan. | "We are seeing significant impro... (photo: WN / Yolanda Leyba)
Airlines   Passengers   Photos   Tokyo   Wikipedia: Delta Air Lines  
Top Stories
In this Feb. 8, 2008 file photo, a for sale sign stands in front of a bank-owned home in Las Vegas. Las Vegas was second to Stockton, Calif., which was first, with 9.5 percent of all housing units receiving a foreclosure filing in 2008. The New York Times
Foreclosures Pose Potential Trouble on Election Day
| Home foreclosures, the epidemic spawned by the crash of the real estate market, are once again a potential election-year bugaboo. Related | As Homes Are Lost, Fears Tha... (photo: AP / Jae C. Hong, File)
Economy   Elections   Photos   US   Wikipedia: United States elections, 2010  
Tourists look at some of the memorabilia at the Harriet Dean House in the Lincoln Home National Historic Site in Springfield, Illinois, USA as seen on this August 11, 2010 file photo. The New York Times
At New Lincoln Center, Information Is Part of the Architecture
| Elizabeth Diller would seem to have her hands full. Even as work winds down on its redesign of Lincoln Center, the architecture firm in which she is a partner, Diller S... (photo: WN / Janice Sabnal)
Architecture   Lincoln   Museum   Photos   Wikipedia: Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum  
Plastic Bags - Grocery Cart Breitbart
American Samoa law to ban plastic bags next year
PAGO PAGO, American Samoa (AP) - American Samoa is going to make it illegal for stores to hand out plastic bags once a new law goes into effect early next year. | Gov. To... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
Environment   Law   Photos   Plasticbag   Wikipedia: Plastic bag  
Sea Foods  -  Prawns  -  Squid  -  Crabs  -  Vendors  -  Wet Market CBC
Gulf Coast seafood returns but buyers wary
| Seafood from the oil ravaged U.S. Gulf Coast is returning to markets, but would-be buyers are cautious over possible contamination. | Connie Plessala organizes Louisian... (photo: WN / Trigedia)
Crabs   Gulf   Markets   Photos   Wikipedia:Crabs  
Money  -  Peso  -  Philippine Currency Inquirer
RP stocks in another surge, encouraged by Wall Street gain
| MANILA, Philippines -- Local stocks surged anew on Wednesday as a modest overnight gain in Wall Street spurred follow-through buying. | The main-share Philippine Stock ... (photo: WN / Trigedia)
Economy   Philippine   Photos   Stocks   Wikipedia: Philippine Stock Exchange  
Culture Education
- Hawthorn youngster Ben Stratton riding wave of a lifetime
- Mystery in the making
- Top drawer
- Portraits of the colony
Singer Rihanna from Barbados performs songs from her debut album "Music Of The Sun" in Berlin Tuesday, Aug. 16, 2005. The Seventeen year old singer placed second on the US Billboard Charts with her single "Pon De Replay".
First Pics Of Rihanna In Hawaii On The Set Of 'Battleship'
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- Thursday's high school sports results
- State college notes: Northwestern State QB Kyle Jech anxious
- Back-to-school shoppers were good to Macy's
- 2010 area high school volleyball previews
Tourists look at some of the memorabilia at the Harriet Dean House in the Lincoln Home National Historic Site in Springfield, Illinois, USA as seen on this August 11, 2010 file photo.
At New Lincoln Center, Information Is Part of the Architecture
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Economy Health
- Silent No More
- NZ Tycoon Unwraps Packaging Ambitions With US Deal
- How to End the Great Recession
- 'Shed' is not a good word to describe loss of jobs
In this Feb. 8, 2008 file photo, a for sale sign stands in front of a bank-owned home in Las Vegas. Las Vegas was second to Stockton, Calif., which was first, with 9.5 percent of all housing units receiving a foreclosure filing in 2008.
Foreclosures Pose Potential Trouble on Election Day
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- Earthquake Hits New Zealand
- Consumer groups say don't eat from food cans lined with
- Small Signal, Big Meaning? Castro in Military Duds
- Arctic cruise passengers to sue over glacier injuries
Gen. Ray Odierno, center, speaks during the United States Forces-Iraq change of command ceremony in Baghdad on Wednesday, Sept. 1, 2010, as a new US military mission in Iraq was launched ending seven years of combat. U.S Vice President Joe Biden said Wednesday he's confident the various factions in Iraq will form a workable coalition and bring stability to the country, now that the U.S. combat role there has ended.
U.S. Formally Begins a New Era in Iraq
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- Sunday Show Preview: 09.05.10
- Small Signal, Big Meaning? Castro in Military Duds
- Arctic cruise passengers to sue over glacier injuries
- Rivals in Middle East Fast-Track Talks
Gen. Ray Odierno, center, speaks during the United States Forces-Iraq change of command ceremony in Baghdad on Wednesday, Sept. 1, 2010, as a new US military mission in Iraq was launched ending seven years of combat. U.S Vice President Joe Biden said Wednesday he's confident the various factions in Iraq will form a workable coalition and bring stability to the country, now that the U.S. combat role there has ended.
U.S. Formally Begins a New Era in Iraq
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- Variety of cruises cater to senior travelers
- Exotic cruises: six of the best
- Cruises: cultural and specialist interest holidays
- Cruises: on-board activities and courses
Variety of cruises cater to senior travelers
Variety of cruises cater to senior travelers
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