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House residence staff sweeps in the Grand Foyer of the White House

FIFA Photos Sports Washington Wikipedia: FIFA World Cup

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FIFA inspectors to visit White House
By RONALD BLUM | AP Sports Writer | NEW YORK (AP) - FIFA's World Cup inspectors will have breakfast at the White House on Wednesday, a highlight of their three-day tour of potential stadiums and facil... (photo: US Government / Lawrence Jackson)

Australian captain Ricky Ponting returns after being dismissed by India's Ravindra Jadeja during their one day international cricket match in New Delhi, India, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2009.

Cricket Pakistan Photos Sports Wikipedia :Ricky Ponting

Orange News
Ponting: Don't ban Pakistan
| Australian cricket captain Ricky Ponting on Wednesday urged the sport's leaders not to ban Pakistan's entire team over a damaging spot-fixing scandal. | Ponting said it would be unfair to punish the... (photo: AP / Gurinder Osan)

South Korean Foreign Ministry spokesman Kim Young-sun announces the country's sanctions against Iran at Foreign Ministry in Seoul, South Korea, Wednesday, Sept. 8, 2010.

The Boston Globe
South Korea imposes independent sanctions on Iran
| SEOUL, South Korea-South Korea said Wednesday it will ban unauthorized financial dealings with Iran and impose other penalties as part of a U.S.-led campaign to enforce sanctions against the country... (photo: AP / Lee Jin-man)
Iran Photos S Korea Sanctions Wikipedia: Nuclear program of Iran

Australia's Ricky Ponting plays a pull shot against India at the Sydney Cricket Ground Wednesday, Jan. 2, 2008, on the first day of their second cricket test. Australia lead the series 1-0.

Indian Express
Unfair to ban whole Pakistan team: Ponting
| Spot-fixing scandal should be dealt in an appropriate manner but it would be unfair to ban the whole Pakistan team for the alleged involvement of their three players, feels Australian captain Ricky ... (photo: AP / Rick Rycroft)
Australia Cricket Photos Sports Wikipedia :Ricky Ponting

The Daily Telegraph
US Open 2010: Kim Clijsters and Venus Williams set up semi-final showdown
Two-time champions Kim Clijsters and Venus Williams booked a semi-final showdown at the US Open with hard-fought victories in windy conditions at Flushing Meadows. | Head... (photo: AP / Yves Logghe)
Belgium Photos Sports Tennis Wikipedia : Kim Clijsters

Kim Clijsters, of Belgium, returns a shot to Samantha Stosur, of Australia, during a quarterfinal at the U.S. Open tennis tournament in New York, Tuesday, Sept. 7, 2010.

Al Jazeera
Clijsters sets up Venus semi-final
| Kim Clijsters needed all her fighting qualities to keep her US Open defence alive and cap an extraordinary day of struggles at the last grand slam of the season. | Now ... (photo: AP / Mark Humphrey)
Belgium Photos Tennis US Open Wikipedia: Kim Clijsters

Cow - Cattle

Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Cow shortage restricting dairy industry growth
Cows are in short supply nationwide, and that's restricting the growth of the Australian dairy industry, according to the latest industry outlook survey. | Dairy Australi... (photo: WN / Sweet Radoc)
Dairy Growth Industry Photos Wikipedia: Cattle

Jane Fonda

m&c
Jane Fonda: `I don`t want bags under my eyes`
| Jane Fonda claims it was hard deciding whether or not to have cosmetic surgery, before choosing the affirmative. | Cast and celebrity guests arrive for a special New Yo... (photo: Creative Commons / Paul Schultz)
Claims Fonda News Photos Surgery

Democratic presidential hopeful, Sen. Barack Obama

Independent online
Obama sends good wishes to Gillard
| Washington - United States President Barack Obama congratulated Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard on forming a new government on Tuesday, the White House said. | ... (photo: AP Photo / Stephan Savoia)
Photos President States US Washington

Media News

	US Open 2010: Kim Clijsters and Venus Williams set up semi-final showdown The Daily Telegraph
	Drunken behaviour has to stop Scoop
	Dollar Falls to New 15-Year Low Against Yen Wall Street Journal

Entertainment & Arts

	Adam Lambert: Filling seats and climbing charts [photos] The Examiner
	Australia votes the carrot as its favourite vegetable Newstrack India
	I have no problem with the word stripper, says Dita Von Teese Newstrack India

Australia Economy

	Greece PM reshuffles cabinet Al Jazeera
	China Southern Rolls Out Premium Economy Class To Australia Asahi News
	US stocks soar after employment data The Australian

Pernod's New Zealand rugby drop

David Gallop fires statistics arsenal at AFL's western S

Brian looking on bright side of life

NZ keeps an eye on one that got away

Hayden's call to fight corruption

Australia Headlines

Future Fund chairman David Murray attacks 'auctioning

Japan suspends whaling dispute to hail PM's return

Spin is John Brumby cabinet's first priority

Mum and daughter fight floods together to save family home

Independents blasted in media by spurned Coalition

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South Korean Foreign Ministry spokesman Kim Young-sun announces the country's sanctions against Iran at Foreign Ministry in Seoul, South Korea, Wednesday, Sept. 8, 2010.

South Korea imposes independent sanctions on Iran

Drunk man - Drinking - Alcohol

Drunken behaviour has to stop

Airplane

Travel advice: finding cheap airfares

Spin is John Brumby cabinet's first priority The Australian
Independents blasted in media by spurned Coalition The Australian
New government viewed from Britain The Australian
Indonesian view of Australia's new government The Australian
Politically inspired ad surge fails to lift the gloom The Australian
Pressure growing on major banks for rates rise The Australian
Cleave boldly to the centre The Australian
Political opponents unite to honour fallen Digger Tomas Dale The Australian
Pyne promises torrid tactics in new parliament The Australian
Anna Bligh joins NSW Labor on critical list: Newspoll The Australian
During War there are no civilians Al Jazeera
Iran suspends death by stoning case Al Jazeera
Two Australias Al Jazeera
Australian government prepared to adjust mining tax Mining Weekly
National Times Sydney Morning Herald
Australia's June quarter energy and mineral export earni Mineweb
South Korea imposes independent sanctions on Iran The Boston Globe
Australian Gov't Plans to Continue With Mining Tax The New York Times
Holidays in Rhodes leave a bitter taste Kathimerini
Stop animal abuse; punish the sadists Kathimerini

Toyota Car - Automaker - Auto - Vehicle

Toyota recalls more than 116 000 Hi-Lux vehicles

South Korean Foreign Ministry spokesman Kim Young-sun announces the country's sanctions against Iran at Foreign Ministry in Seoul, South Korea, Wednesday, Sept. 8, 2010.

South Korea imposes independent sanctions on Iran

Belgium's Kim Clijsters returns the ball towards U.S.A.'s Venus williams during the quarter finals of the WTA Proximus Diamond Games in Antwerp, Belgium, Friday, Feb.18, 2005. Williams won 6-2, 6-3.

US Open 2010: Kim Clijsters and Venus Williams set up semi-final showdown

Deal on National Broadband Network to cost billions The Australian
Australian government prepared to adjust mining tax Mining Weekly
Adam Lambert adding UK dates to his Glam Nation Tour The Examiner
Zimbabwe's controversial gems fail to shine on market Business Report
Australia's June quarter energy and mineral export earni Mineweb
Foster's Group rejects wine unit bid Irish Times
NMDC keen on 10 per cent equity in Aussie mining firm Deccan Herald
Toyota recalls more than 116 000 Hi-Lux vehicles Business Report
Toyota recalls more than 116,000 Hi-Lux vehicles The Times Of India
South Korea imposes independent sanctions on Iran The Boston Globe
Australian gov't plans to continue with mining tax The Press Democrat
Mirabela Nickel plans to raise up to $165m Mining Weekly
Q+A - What next for Australia's minority govt? The Star
Australian gov't plans to continue with mining tax The Boston Globe
Australian gov't plans to continue with mining tax The State
Australian gov't plans to continue with mining tax Denver Post
Australian Gov't Plans to Continue With Mining Tax The New York Times
China mills to save $3B on Rio Tintoiron ore price cut The Guardian
Holidays in Rhodes leave a bitter taste Kathimerini
Stop animal abuse; punish the sadists Kathimerini

Airplane

Travel advice: finding cheap airfares

Devarayanadurga (Kannada: ) is a hill station near Tumkur in the state of Karnataka in India. The rocky hills are surrounded by forest and the hilltops are dotted with several temples including the Yoganarasimha and the Bhoganarasimha temples and an altitude of 3940 feet. It is also famous for Namada Chilume, a natural spring considered sacred and is also considered the origin of the Jayamangali river. Another famous temple in the area is the Mahalakshmi Temple at Goravanahalli.

'Golden Chariot' cynosure of all eyes at Asia travel mart

Humpback whale with two blowholes clearly visible

Twittering whales stars of cyberspace

Shocking footage shows Pacific Sun cruise ship chaos The Daily Telegraph Australia
Travel advice: finding cheap airfares The Daily Telegraph
Wish you were here... The world's best travel photograph The Daily Mail
Yahoo! Appoints Travel Editor Scoop
Travel unleashed on Trade Me Scoop
News, pictures of devastated city's ordeal travel around NZ Herald
'Golden Chariot' cynosure of all eyes at Asia travel Deccan Herald
Mumbai travel agents celebrate Australian high court ruling DNA India
Travel By Numbers: Tahiti The Independent
Paul Hogan allowed to travel The Daily Telegraph Australia
Paul Hogan allowed to travel The Australian
Qantas faces multi-million payout to travel agents after Hig The Australian
Travel Sydney Morning Herald
Adioso Opens Travel Search for the Adventurous The New York Times
NZers have a nose for bargain travel NZ Herald
New Zealanders have a nose for bargain travel - study NZ Herald
Travel Picks: 10 top romantic hotels China Daily
Twittering whales stars of cyberspace The Daily Telegraph Australia
Travel advice: hotel bed bugs The Daily Telegraph
US teen accused of killing mom on India vacation retracts co The Australian

Childhood Obesity

Schools introduce radical plan to fight childhood obesity - standing during lessons

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Lady Gaga's New Album Will Be 'Shocking,' Says RedOne

In this picture made available on Friday, June 11, 2010, US singer Katy Perry performs during the final of Heidi Klum's TV casting show "Germany's next Topmodel" in Cologne, Germany, Thursday, June 10, 2010.

Katy Perry Singing Beyonce Knowles' 'Single Ladies' at Prom

Brown University ranks in top 100 universities in the world The Examiner
University rankings: Top one hundred universities in the wor The Examiner
Australia very reliant on foreign students to prop up varsit Newstrack India
University of Auckland Top in NZ Scoop
Mahatma's statue unveiled at Australian university The Hindu
The world's top 100 universities, 2010 The Guardian
Australian Universities Quality Agency gives Melbourne model The Australian
Bush earns $10bn health, education and web package The Australian
Gandhi statue unveiled at University of New South Wales Zeenews
Australian school kids told 'to stand up in class' t DNA India
Gandhi statue unveiled at the University of New South Wales Newstrack India
Gandhi statue unveiled at Australian university Deccan Herald
For teens battling depression, interactive online tools big PhysOrg
Gandhi statue unveiled at Australian university The Times Of India
Godly Aussie MP accused of being online 'smut' junki The Register
Family homes and school catchment areas The Daily Telegraph
ISP filter could be buried The Australian
Carbon Monitor – September Edition now online Scoop
Snap Wins Top ISP Award For Second Year In A Row Scoop
Protecting children in cyber-space Scoop

Baby - Infant

Babies with low Vitamin D face double risk of schizophrenia

Drunk man - Drinking - Alcohol

Drunken behaviour has to stop

Woman eating sandwich while holding a baby in food court, Philippines

What are babies made of? Research shows for some it is sugar, salt and not all things nice

Doctors' body pushes for bigger rural cash injection The Australian
Flu sickies cost NSW $7 billion The Daily Telegraph Australia
Brain cells determine obesity -- not lack of willpower: stud PhysOrg
Man and eight cats rescued on li-lo in floodwaters The Daily Telegraph Australia
ExxonMobil 1-ton death dust Labor Day gift to S. Louisianans The Examiner
Jailed protester Conor Purcell wants to return to Thailand t The Australian
Australian Gov't Plans to Continue With Mining Tax The New York Times
MARKET CLOSE: NZ Shares fall, led by Air NZ & SKC Scoop
Dairy cattle an eyesore at the Adelaide Show Australian Broadcasting Corporation
91 Biofuel Available to Auckland Motorists Scoop
Bringing the barnyard to the backyard The Boston Globe
Babies with low Vitamin D face double risk of schizophrenia Zeenews
Delhi: Army called in to combat dengue fever NZ Herald
IMP announces strike price Scoop
Herd Homes Appoints Professional Directors Scoop
Drunken behaviour has to stop Scoop
Rural doctors say independents' package only a partial s Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Queensland: Creepy crawling NZ Herald
Dengue fever alert in Delhi NZ Herald
Mystery eye problem at Royal Adelaide Show over suspected st The Daily Telegraph Australia

Drunk man - Drinking - Alcohol

Drunken behaviour has to stop

File - Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou talks during a press conference with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, not pictured, in the West Bank city of Ramallah, Thursday, July 22, 2010.

Greece PM reshuffles cabinet

Twitter - Social Networking

Five-fer - A tweet too far

Scarlett Belle tolls for Tamara Jaber as latest album put on The Daily Telegraph Australia
Indians in Oz give mixed response to Labor's return to p Deccan Herald
Mother stabbed twice then choked to death by her lover after The Daily Mail
Live at Thornbury Theatre All About Jazz
Drunken behaviour has to stop Scoop
Brewer leaves calling for town centre strategy Scoop
Sonicbids BIGSOUND Features The Jezebels, The Holidays and E Undercover
Russia lays claim to sunken treasures The Australian
Peter Carey in race for third Booker Prize The Australian
Roderick Brydon obituary The Guardian
Opinion: Suggestion to Julia Gillard and Congratulations to Gareowe Online
Australia's 'rainbow coalition' can expect a bum The Guardian
Man Booker Prize 2010 shortlist: Peter Carey could become fi The Daily Telegraph
Man Booker Prize shortlist: Peter Carey could become first a The Daily Telegraph
Raindance Annonuces Full Festival Programme 2010 m&c
Truth Movement 911 events The Examiner
Australian election: Greens key to success of new government The Guardian
ANALYSIS: Australia's rural independents give Labor anot m&c
PROFILE: Gillard ekes out victory, but what is her vision? m&c
Sponsor boils Rice after 'anti-gay' tweet Zeenews

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