In 2011 GDP per capita will make up $980 in Kyrgyzstan, or 45.7 thousand soms.

In 2011 GDP per capita to make up $980 in Kyrgyzstan


Orametrix, Richardson, Texas, has been assigned a patent developed by five co-inventors for a ``method and system for comprehensive evaluation of orthodontic care using unified workstation.''


Actor Jeff Conaway has died at age 60 in California, according to published reports.


Liam Neeson has revealed he initially used fake cigars while filming The A-Team because he didn't want to start smoking again.


Andrew Luck has released a statement saying he has decided to stay at Stanford for his junior year.


After successfully negotiating their demands with the administrators, the Indian hockey players returned to the World Cup preparatory camp and resumed practice after a six-day gap here on Thursday.


After months of campaign rallies, political posturing, endless television ads, a plethora of primary debates, and three general-election debates, the 2012 presidential election has come to an end.

2012 presidential election comes to an end


Two people arrested in connection with the death of a New Addington man have been charged with his murder.


A Licking County mobile home park is set to be closed, and residents have to leave.

Licking County mobile home park set to close


Goaltender Jose Theodore has left the Capitals to travel back to Washington for personal reasons.

Theodore leaves Capitals for personal reasons


WorldGate, a provider of digital voice, video phone services and video phones, has announced a new agreement with Red Ventures to sell WorldGate digital video communication services.

WorldGate announces new agreement with Red Ventures


A one-year-old toddler died after she was mauled by a dog which was let off by her neighbour in East Delhi's Kondli locality, police said Wednesday.

Toddler dies after being mauled by a dog


Benji Marshall sent a scare through the Wests Tigers camp when he suffered an ankle injury in the closing stages of Sunday's 28-10 trial loss to the Roosters at the Sydney Football Stadium.


BT has said it will add a further 178 exchanges to its £2.5bn fibre deployment programme.

BT will add 178 exchanges to fibre deployment programme


We were told that a particular Apple casing won't fit the iPad 2 as ``it has a different shape'' more specifically, it will have a ``slightly larger screen and a thinner bezel''; this contradicts reports that have been leaked earlier that point to a bigger than average bezel.

Apple iPad 2 will have ``different shape''


A Camp Lejeune marine was killed in a wreck early Thursday morning according to Highway Patrol.


Telecom is offering to cut its mobile termination rates by 53 per cent during the next five years in a bid to head off price regulation.

Telecom offers to cut mobile termination rates


Marshall Sewell, the outstanding bass vocalists of the Doo Wop band, The Edsels has passed away in his hometown of Cleveland, Ohio.

Doo wop singer Marshall Sewell passes on


Economist Nouriel Roubini, the Chairman of RGEMonitor.com and one of the few people who foresaw the US housing bust that preceded the economic crisis of 2008-09, says the global recession is coming to an end.


US denies Mauritania got 2 Guantanamo prisoners The United States Department of Defense denied claims by a prisoner's rights group in Mauritania, which announced on Saturday that the US had returned three prisoners to the African country, including two men who had been held at the Guantanamo Bay prison.


Vets in Ipswich, Queensland are urging dog owners to arrange regular dental checks for their pets.

Vets urge dog owners to arrange regular dental checks


Lindsay Lohan will be charged with felony grand theft in the case of a missing $2,500 necklace, according to US reports.

Lindsay Lohan `to be charged with theft`


JuD chief Hafiz Mohd Saeed, blamed by India for masterminding the Mumbai attacks, is ``in custody'' of Pakistani authorities, Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani announced Teusday, but did not make it clear whether he has been arrested.


New Orleans Saints tight end Jeremy Shockey was rushed to the hospital after he became dehydrated at a party with several NFL players in Las Vegas, a spokesman told EPSN Sunday.


Barack Obama is reveling in his newfound status as likely Democratic nominee but cautioning that he has work to do against Republican John McCain.


The doctors from Patient First are offering advice for avoiding the flu bug this season.

Doctors offer advice for avoiding the flu bug


3 has added a SIM only mobile broadband deal to its range of mobile broadband packages.


Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton paid an unannounced visit to the Afghan capital Wednesday intended to boost faltering reconciliation efforts ahead of the planned withdrawal of NATO forces, international media outlets report.

Hillary Clinton pays unannounced visit to afghanistan


She will play Lois Lane in the retooled Superman starring Henry Cavill and being directed by Zack Snyder.


A Tube driver asked passengers if their mobile phones were working when his radio failed after his train was struck by one of the London July 7 bombers, it has emerged.

Tube driver asked for phones as radio failed


Egypt today dropped treason charges against top opposition leaders including ex-IAEA chief Mohammed ElBaradei, extending an olive branch to the leaders who had accused President Mohamed Mursi of trying to muzzle dissent.

Egypt drops treason charges against opposition leaders


Citigroup will have to sell more of its assets to stay in business, well-known banking analyst Meredith Whitney told CNBC Tuesday.

Citigroup will have to sell more assets:


Marseille goalkeeper Steve Mandanda has signed a new contract which ties him to the club until 2016.

Marseille goalkeeper Steve Mandanda signs new contract until 2016


Republican state Sen. Glenn Hegar of Katy says he plans to run for Texas comptroller now that Susan Combs has announced she will not seek re-election.


Germany, Europe's largest economy, saw its exports plunge nearly 30 percent in April as the global economic crisis continued to hurt demand for its products, the Federal Statistical Office reported Tuesday.


Superstar WHITNEY HOUSTON has passed away at age 48, according to her publicist KRISTEN FOSTER.


Hub International Limited announced today that it has acquired Scheer' s, Inc., one of the largest privately-owned retail insurance brokerages in the United States specializing in surety bonds.

Hub International acquires Scheer's, Inc.


Stockholm, Oct 2 A church brochure illustrated with what appeared to be a cannabis leaf has raised eyebrows in the northern Swedish city of Umea, reports said Wednesday.

Church brochure raises eyebrows in sweden


``Twilight Saga'' star Taylor Lautner made a surprise appearance at Loew's Theater at the Waterfront Saturday night.

Taylor Lautner makes surprise appearance at the Waterfront


Radiesse is a soft-tissue filler used to reverse some of the symptoms of facial aging, such as hollows under the eyes and nasolabial folds, also called parenthesis lines, around the mouth.

Radiesse is used to reverse some of the symptoms of facial aging


A 71-year-old Grants Pass man has died in a boating accident while fishing on the Rogue River.

Grants Pass man dies in boating accident


A plan by the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Indian to have a wolf hunt on their northeast Washington reservation is allowed under federal law, a state wildlife manager says.

Wolf hunt allowed under federal law, wildlife manager says


It has been reported that as part of a larger taxation-reform plan, Australia said it will impose a so-called resource super-profits tax beginning on July 1, 2012.

Australia to impose a resource ''super-profits'' tax


This 'Volute' avocado spray unit was found in the middle of a lane of State Highway 2 between Maungatapu and Te Maunga.


During his college career at Florida, he played around with being a WR, and the Eagles have decided to do the same.


Floyd Landis has admitted to systematic use of performance-enhancing drugs and accused Lance Armstrong of involvement in doping, the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday.

Landis accuses Lance Armstrong of involvement in doping


GFI Group a leading provider of wholesale brokerage, clearing services, electronic execution and trading support products for global financial markets announced today the launch of RatesMatchSM, the Group's new electronic trading system designed for hybrid execution of cleared interest rate swaps.


EXPORTS of premium quality Irish beef have surpassed targets set three years ago thanks to the elite Chefs' Irish Beef Club, according to the latest Bord Bia analysis.

Exports of premium quality Irish beef surpass targets


A child sex offender who breached a court order by contacting a young girl was told by a judge today to open up more to his probation supervisors.

Offender told to open up to probation supervisor


Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said Pakistan wanted to have a cooperative relationship with India despite the challenges confronted by the two countries, as both stood to gain from a sustained engagement.

Pakistan wants cooperative relationship with India despite challenges:


Schabir Shaik was apparently spotted playing golf yesterday in Durban, this according to the DA is a violation of parole.


A routine police check on a south of Scotland motorway found almost 10,000 diazepam tablets bound for Dundee.

Routine police check found 10,000 diazepam


A 55-year-old man was killed by a bull Friday morning in Farmington at Sandy River Farms.


Jack Tweed's alleged rape victim reportedly wanted to stay the night at his flat after she had sex with him and his pal Anthony Davis.

Jack Tweed's 'rape victim wanted to stay at his flat'


A fraudster tricked a Norwich pensioner out of his £20,000 life savings after he borrowed money pretending he could repay the cash as he was about to inherit more than £200,000 from the estate of his dead parents, a court heard.

Fraudster tricked pensioner out of £20,000


Dustin Pedroia will miss the rest of the World Baseball Classic because of a strained muscle on his left side, but the injury isn't considered serious.

Dustin Pedroia to miss rest of World Baseball Classic with strained muscle


British Prime Minister Gordon Brown is battling desperately to keep his job, ignoring demands to quit amid a flurry of Cabinet resignations and a swelling rebellion in the ranks of his Labour Party.

British Prime minister Gordon Brown battles to keep job


Santa Rosa is no longer facing a budget deficit, the city's financial experts told the City Council on Tuesday.

Santa Rosa no longer facing budget deficit


TV Legend David Carradine has been found dead.


Singer Beyonce Knowles says she feels uncomfortable in large groups as she didn't have a ``normal social life'' as a child.

Beyonce feels uncomfortable in large groups


France and Uruguay played out a goal-less draw in their opening match in FIFA World Cup's Group A on Friday in the Green Point stadium in front of 64,100 spectators.


Lions Head Coach Jim Schwartz talks to the media at the start of Lions training camp about the expectations of his team heading into the 2012 season.

Lions Head Coach Jim Schwartz talks about expectations


Legendary music composer Anthony Gonsalves died at a hospital in Goa after a bout of pneumonia, family sources said today.

Musician Anthony Gonsalves dies of pneumonia


Six Russian sailors were killed in a vessel fire anchored in the Japanese port of Wakkanai on Thursday.


Louisville, Colorado-based Zayo Group, the bandwidth provider headed by Dan Caruso, said this week that it has created a new subsidiary for managed communications services.


Indian stocks fell 0.33 percent on Wednesday, reversing four days of gains as they tracked weak Asian trade ahead of the long New Year's weekend, dealers said.


Rachel Weisz has given her home a makeover ready for new husband Daniel Craig to move in.


A Sacramento synagogue has been vandalized with swastikas and other graffiti, a rabbi said Friday.


NuVasive, Inc. , a medical device company focused on developing products for minimally disruptive surgical treatments for the spine, announced today that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire the Osteocel biologics business from Osiris Therapeutics, Inc. .

NuVasive signs definitive agreement to acquire Osteocel biologics business from Osiris Therapeutics


VTB Bank plans to exercise the call option on the $750m 6.315% subordinated loan participation notes due 2015.

VTB Bank to exercise call option on notes


Doctors have asked a court to decide whether a refugee on hunger strike can be forcibly fed. The man, who cannot be named for legal reasons and is referred to in court documents as ``A'', went on hunger strike to demand that the UK Border Agency returns his passport.

Doctors ask court to decide whether refugee on hunger strike can be forcibly fed.


Against the backdrop of the current debate on the Euro and Greece's financial future, Roland Berger Strategy Consultants presents a recovery plan for the Greek economy.

Roland Berger Strategy Consultants presents recovery plan for the Greek economy


US-based DataXu has introduced a real-time optimization platform for online advertising campaigns, to enable advertisers to measure, analyze and optimize digital media across the ad exchanges of Google, Yahoo and others.

DataXu introduces optimization platform for online advertising campaigns


Rogers Communications, which owns the Toronto Blue Jays and Sportsnet, wants to bring the MLB Network to Canada.

Rogers wants to bring MLB Network to Canada


A senior Yemeni official has said that the Yemeni government is prepared to hold a dialogue with the southern leaderships, including those living outside the country and calling for secession from Yemen.

Yemen - government is prepared to hold dialogue with southern leaderships:


The provincial government of Palawan is set to intensify cassava production with the recent creation of the Special Program Management Office for Cassava Production Project.

Provincial government to intensify cassava production


KBR today announced it has been awarded a five-year job order contract by the City of Houston to be a preferred provider of renovation and repair construction projects for the Houston Airport System in Houston, Texas.

KBR awarded job order contract by City of Houston for Houston Airport System


A 20-year-old Zwolle man died Saturday in a single-vehicle crash in Sabine Parish.


Cardiff have confirmed Michael Chopra has returned to parent club Sunderland after a two-month loan spell in the Welsh capital.


The second draft of the state's proposed high school conference realignment plan appears much more appealing to local schools than the first.

High school realignment plan appears much more appealing


Administrators have been appointed at aeronautical parts manufacturer BHW with the loss of 64 jobs.


Normalcy returned in Orissa assembly today as Congress members participated in the proceedings after stalling the House from the beginning of winter session on November 23, demanding resignation of the chief minister and action against those involved in illegal land acquisition for Vedanta University.


Charlie Sheen took steroids for his role as pitcher Ricky Vaughn in 1989 comedy Major League.

Charlie Sheen took steroids for role in Major League


Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin insisted she is a ``frugal'' spender as she denied she had a 150,000 dollar Republican Party clothes budget for her and her family for the White House campaign.


New Delhi, Mar 16 India today welcomed the end to political crisis in Pakistan and hoped that government in Islamabad would be stable so that it can devote attention to fighting terrorism.

India welcomes end to political crisis in Pakistan


Serbian pro-Western President Boris Tadic said Wednesday that he is resigning, paving the way for early presidential elections where he will face strong challenge from a nationalist candidate.


Country legend Loretta Lynn was hospitalized on Saturday with the ``beginning stages (of) pneumonia'' according to her rep. The 76-year-old singer is said to be in stable condition.

Loretta Lynn hospitalized with pneumonia


Mumbai, Jan 14 Medium sugar prices edged up further at the Vashi Wholesale market here today on increased retail demand.


A couple has allegedly committed suicide in the national capital apparently depressed over their poor financial condition, police said on Sunday.


A Newport Beach police officer and a woman were sent to a hospital after crashing into each other near Avocado Avenue and Pacific Coast Highway on Thursday night.

Police officer, woman sent to hospital after crash


Police are looking for a person who robbed a pizza delivery driver at gunpoint Sunday night.

Police look for person who robbed pizza driver


US oil held steady near $US84 on Friday, paving the way for its first weekly rise in three weeks, although ongoing concerns about a wider debt crisis in Europe and Chinese inflation continued to weigh in post-holiday thin trade.


Cunard is basing Queen Mary 2 in Australia for a world-first circumnavigation cruise around the country in 2012.


Strength In What Remains by Tracy Kidder is Tutsi's traumatic tale of life in Burundi during the 1993 genocides.


The Council Grove baseball team split a doubleheader at Chapman on Tuesday in a break from Flint Hills League action.


Amid speculation that the Lok Sabha polls could be held earlier than scheduled, Congress President Sonia Gandhi on Thursday said that the UPA would ``remain intact'' in the next battle of the ballot.


Nikki Finke of Deadline Hollywood Daily has reported that director Sam Raimi and ``Spider-Man'' leading man Tobey Maguire will be returning to their roles in ``Spider-Man 4''.

Sam Raimi and Tobey Maguire returning to 'Spider-Man 4'


Three people from Portage County will shave their heads next month to raise money for childhood cancer research, but they need your help to reach their $3,500 goal.

Three from Portage County to shave their heads for cancer research


In an effort to further narrow the razor-thin gap between his foreign policy position and President Obama's, Republican candidate Mitt Romney announced in an interview with CBS News that he is ``open'' to invading Syria.


After issuing a statement last night that BISD will no longer offer the adult cosmetology class in the evening, the district spokesman Ron Reynolds confirms that the classes will now be offered.


The Man Who Came To Dinner, a collaboration between Ukiah Players Theatre and the Mendocino College Theatre Arts Department, continues at the Ukiah Playhouse this weekend.

The Man Who Came To Dinner continues this weekend


WOODSIDE, Calif. A mountain lion was spotted near a golf course in unincorporated San Mateo County near Woodside Friday afternoon, according to San Mateo County officials.

Mountain lion spotted by golf course near Woodside


TRAIN services are returning to normal after a man walked onto the tracks at Liverpool Central.

Trains return to normal after man walks down tracks


Christians gathered in a number of churches on Sunday to pray for peaceful elections.


Missouri survived a scare on the road Friday night in Norfolk, Va.


A famous Utah artist, known for his impressionist paintings, died in a car accident near Sigard on Tuesday afternoon while he was traveling Westbound on SR-24.


Light sweet crude rose 23 cents to $116.92 a barrel in electronic trading on Monday after briefly touching a new high of $117.48 in the session.

Light sweet crude briefly touches new high of $117.48


Jr might have something at Phoenix, according to stastitics.


``I want to become a cardiologist,'' said Ruthvik of Vijaya English School, who has secured third position in the SSLC examination.


Stone Sour and Avenged Sevenfold are planning to team up and head across the pond to tour the UK this fall, according to Kerrang!

Stone Sour and Avenged Sevenfold to tour the UK


Army bomb disposal teams were called to a primary school after a year five pupil took an artillery shell to show and tell.

Pupil takes artillery shell to show and tell


Opposition Social Democrat Ivo Josipovic convincingly won Sunday's Croatian presidential election, promising to help the government's efforts to complete European Union membership talks and join the bloc in 2012.

Josipovic wins Croatian presidential election


Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is to have cancer treatment in Brazil, a local newspaper said on Thursday, xinhuanet.com reports.

Hugo Chavez to have cancer treatment in Brazil


This is a famous Bugatti Veyron which has been featured in an episode of Top Gear during a drag race involving also Stig in a McLaren F1 in Dubai.


Queen's Park and Ottawa are revising tax rules to ensure Remembrance Day poppies are exempt from the new 13 per cent HST.


Virginia will offer state employees loans up to $500 in an effort to prevent them from turning to payday or car title lenders during tough economic times.

Virginia to offer state employees loans up to $500


Two ambulance drivers were suspended for allegedly using their ambulance for personal travel purposes, the Eastern Cape Department of Health said on Saturday.


``IL&FS will be the new promoter of Maytas Infra following an order of the CLB,'' Khurshid told reporters in New Delhi at a media briefing on the new order.

IL&FS to be new promoters of Maytas Infra


Olympic gold medalist Shawn Johnson won the 79th Sullivan Award as the nation's top amateur athlete Wednesday.


The Pakistan Cricket Board may take action against the Akmal brothers for violating the discipline clause of their central contracts, by issuing press statements and taking decisions all by themselves about playing or not in the third Test against Australia.

PCB may take action against Akmal brothers for violating discipline clause


Reality TV star Richard Hatch has ordered back to prison to serve a nine-month sentence for failing to pay taxes on the $1 million he won on the first season of the hit CBS show ``Survivor.''


White-and-red signs along the Alabama coast warn tourists that swimming is not advised because of the presence of oil-related chemicals.

Signs along Alabama coast warn against swimming


VETransfer, the Milwaukee organization supporting veteran entrepreneurs, has launched a new seed accelerator with the help of the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp.


Supermarket giant Tesco plans to open 30 bank branches by the end of next year as it looks to take advantage of the financial crises and advance its personal finance offering.


US consumer spending jumped 0.7 percent in October, helped by a rebound in auto sales, government data showed Wednesday.


Linebacker Lawrence Wilson, a sixth-round pick for the Panthers and currently a practice squad player, was arrested Wednesday afternoon and charged with misdemeanor possession of marijuana and speeding.

Lawrence Wilson arrested, charged with possession


Frank Sinatra III who was known by others as a recluse, overdosed on pills in an attempt to commit suicide.

Frank Sinatra III attempts to commit suicide:


The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore will be hosting an Open House for prospective volunteers on Sunday, January 30, 2011 from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm, at the Zoo's Mansion House.

The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore will be hosting an Open House for Volunteers


South African populist firebrand Julius Malema was charged with money laundering and released on bail on Wednesday as he derided the case against him as the political handy-work of arch-foe President Jacob Zuma.


Santa comes to town on Sunday, Nov. 25 for a parade that starts at 1 pm It will follow the traditional route along Queen St. S., starting at Britannia Rd. and ending at Old Station Rd.


Regions Financial Corporation today announced it achieved $25.1 billion in 2007 for community development, small business and mortgage lending for low-income communities and borrowers across the South, Midwest and Texas.


Crescendo Networks, a provider of Web application acceleration and optimizintion, has raised $5 million in Series D funding.


Top officials call to overhaul euro institutions and who should be involved.


An unattended candle in a bedroom started a fire east of Rehoboth Beach that caused $40,000 damage to two homes, the state Fire Marshal's Office reported today.

Candle starts fire near Rehoboth; $40,000 damage to two homes


FirstWorks presents ALVIN AILEY AMERICAN DANCE THEATER in their first ever Rhode Island appearance!

FirstWorks presents ALVIN Ailey American DANCE THEATER


npower launches film to urge businesses to make CRC a board level priority and to help CRC participants prepare.

Npower urges businesses to make CRC a board level priority


Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has rejected parole for a Costa Mesa dentist who killed three people in the 1980s by administering fatal doses of anesthetic.Tony Protopappas, who is now 65 years old, has served more than 25 years of his 15-to-life sentence for second-degree murder.

Schwarzenegger rejects parole for dentist


Rico Auto Industries Ltd., an Indian supplier of parts to General Motors Co. and Ford Motor Co., expects to post its first annual profit in three years as demand for cars and motorcycles surge in the South Asian nation.

Rico Auto expects to post first annual profit in three years


Care Improvement Plus, a health plan for Medicare beneficiaries with special needs, has enrolled its 100,000th member.

Care Improvement Plus enrolls 100,000th member


Eastview Mall is celebrating 40 years of being Rochester's premiere shopping destination and there will be a big celebration on Saturday.

Eastview Mall celebrates 40 years with big celebration on Saturday


Durable goods orders rose 3.0% in January after increasing 1.9% in December.

Durable goods orders rise 3.0% in January


First Quantum Minerals Ltd. today provided the following update on its expansion and development objectives for its operating mines and growth projects.

First Quantum Minerals provides update on expansion and development objectives


It is reported that Dufenergy, the Energy head Company of Duferco Group, is selling its operative Italian commercial arm.

Dufenergy may sell Italian commercial arm


The Chicago White Sox have declined to tender 2013 contracts to right-handed pitcher Anthony Carter and infielder Dan Johnson.

White Sox decline to tender 2013 contracts to Anthony Carter and Dan Johnson


The Chief Scout, Bear Grylls, is visiting Jersey on Sunday for an activity day involving 350 scouts.


New York, Australian model Miranda Kerr, who is expecting her first child with actor husband Orlando Bloom, bared all for a magazine photoshoot.


India's 1st full length feature film Raja Harishchandra completes 100 years on Friday.


Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton has vetoed nine Republican budget bills, setting the stage for a special legisaltive session.


The rate of salary increases dipped to 2.5 per cent at February 2011 from a peak of 5.2 per cent in early 2009.


Which? has launched a mortgage advice service for Which? members and their family and friends.

Which? launches its mortgage advice service


On Saturday, New York Giants tight end Jeremy Shockey hinted that he might not attend the team's mandatory minicamp, which begins on Wednesday.


Two homeless people were charged with disorderly conduct after police received a report of indecent exposure.

Homeless people were charged with disorderly conduct


Authorities say a man accused of killing an Auburn University student confessed to shooting her.

Man accused of killing Auburn University student confesses


Vanderbilt University says it will offer a selection of free online classes beginning in the spring.

Vanderbilt University to offer free online classes


Analysts said mobile application stores will exceed 8 billion downloads in 2010, eight out of ten of which will be free to end users.

Mobile applications to exceed 8 billion downloads in 2010


The federal and Alberta environment ministers are getting a first-hand look at oilsands monitoring sites around Fort McMurray.

Environment ministers look at oilsands monitoring


A reminder to all residents: please remember that the Jackson Police Department or the Jackson PBA do not solicit donations over the telephone.

A reminder to all residents: please remember that the Jackson Police department...


The Google Play store has hit the 25 billion downloads mark, and to celebrate, Google is offering major app download discounts for the next five days.

Google Play store hits 25 billion downloads


Yankees owner George Steinbrenner will be on the Hall of Fame veterans committee ballot next month with former New York manager Billy Martin.

Steinbrenner will be on veterans committee ballot


NBT Bancorp Inc. and Alliance Financial Corporation announced last week that they have entered into a definitive agreement under which Alliance will merge with and into NBT.

Alliance Financial Corporation to merge with NBT


Military police are investigating after a body was found on CFB Borden near Barrie, Thursday morning.

Military investigate after body found at CFB Borden


American Jordan Burroughs has won the men's 74-kg freestyle, beating Iran's Sadegh Saeed Goudarzi 1-0, 1-0 to give the US its first wrestling gold medal of the London Games.

Jordan Burroughs gives the US its first wrestling gold medal


A new report says renewable water resources have declined in Southern Canada over the past three decades.


Multiple sources state that Casey Johnson final days were tragic leading up to her death.


A drive-by shooting on the city's east side has left a woman paralyzed.

Drive-by shooting leaves woman paralyzed


US launched airstrikes against al-Qaeda targets in southern Yemen last week to keep al-Qaeda's Yemeni offshoot from taking advantage of the unrest in the Persian Gulf nation, ``news24.com'' informs.

US launched airstrikes against al-Qaeda targets in Yemen


In a note entitled No more space for Gold Bars, Swiss news website 20 Minuten Online reports that Swiss banks are running out of secure storage space for gold bullion held by investors and institutions.

Swiss banks running out of storage space for gold bullion


Bhopal , Mar 21 The CPI in Madhya Pradesh has lodged complaints with the Election Commission against the ruling BJP in the state for allegedly violating the model code of conduct for Lok Sabha elections.

Complaints against BJP for 'violating' model code of conduct


QUEENSLAND Deputy Premier Paul Lucas has been discharged from hospital after his second health scare in 13 months.

Health minister Paul Lucas discharged from hospital


Kazakh cycling team Astana, still awaiting their ProTour licence, insisted they are hopeful of keeping Tour de France champion Alberto Contador among their riders.


They managed to one-up themselves Tuesday night, losing 4-3 in 12 innings to the Phillies despite giving up only three hits.

Chicago Cubs lose 4-3 in 12 innings to philadelphia Phillies


``It is sad that the administrators of the sport have lost the plot. They are taking decisions which are affecting the players dramatically. If South African Cricket Board were to be a private company, it would have been taken to task for bringing disrepute to the sport,'' an agitated Symcox told The Hindu on Sunday.


Several Michigan organizations are combining forces to host a new, statewide social entrepreneurship competition.

Michigan organizations host statewide competition


Manchester United say they may report Real Madrid to Fifa over their public pursuit of Cristiano Ronaldo.

Manchester United could report Real over Ronaldo


``I wanted to retract from the forcible confession recorded by the police during my custody,'' said Ghandy, who was brought to the court of Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Kaveri Baweja by the Andhra Pradesh police after their investigations.

Kobad Ghandy wants to retract confession


Education officials in East Tennessee have approved a new location for a school that was closed after a large sinkhole opened near the playground.

Officials approve new location for school


China has agreed to allow the US aircraft carrier Nimitz to make a port call in Hong Kong later this week, despite its recent decision to suspend military exchanges with the United States.

China to allow US aircraft carrier port call in Hong Kong


An earthquake shook a large portion of the northeastern United States on Tuesday from Washington, DC, and Virginia all the way up to New York City and Martha's Vineyard, Mass., where President Obama is vacationing.

Earthquake shakes northeastern United States


Russian police broke up anti-Kremlin protests in Moscow and St. Petersburg on Sunday, and detained scores of demonstrators, including several opposition leaders.


A Mount Rainier National Park ranger was fatally shot after a New Year's Day traffic stop, and the 368-square-mile park in Washington state was closed as dozens of officers searched for the gunman over snowy and rugged terrain.

Mount Rainier National park ranger fatally shot


The New York Dolls are ready to rock your stereos again will all new music.


War correspondent Michael Yon, currently in Afghanistan, reports on his Twitter that, according to his sources, the New York Times and its associates paid millions of dollars to secure the release of reporter David Rohde from Taliban capture.

New York Times ``paid millions'' to release David Rohde from Taliban:


The police are ``unwittingly fuelling the illegal arms trade'' by ordering thousands of new pistols to replace those that have been lost or stolen, a Democratic Alliance spokesperson said on Wednesday.


Flint Township residents Tuesday learned more about a new biogas plant that will go up in their community starting next year.

Flint Township learns more about biogas plant


The Cabinet has approved starting teaching of English language from Grade 4 in boys and girls primary government schools effective from the new academic year 2011-2012.

Cabinet approves teaching of English language from Grade 4


A mass natural gas shut down by Atmos Energy on Thursday, June 25th effected approximately 700 homes and businesses in Teague.

Natural gas shut down effects 700 homes and businesses


Chelsea captain John Terry has been banned for four matches and fined £220,000 for racially abusing Queens Park Rangers defender Anton Ferdinand.


Nick Coe, who's been an executive with Banana Republic and Levi Strauss & Co., will be the new president of Lands' End, parent company Sears Holdings Corp. announced today.


Christina Aguilera just recently dropped her newest music video on her fans, the slightly Madonna-ish, Lady Gaga-esque ``Not Myself Tonight,'' and now it's been announced she'll perform that same song for the 2010 MTV Movie Awards on June 6.

Christina Aguilera to perform at MTV Movie Awards


Spoof hard rockers Spinal Tap have just announced a ``world tour'' to commemorate the 25th anniversary of their film This is Spinal Tap.


Quirky orange-haired designer Vivienne Westwood has returned to the catwalk at London Fashion Week.


A bottle shop worker was threatened with a syringe during an attempted armed robbery in Brisbane's southeast last night.

Bottle shop worker threatened with syringe


A man was in critical condition after being shot outside a South El Monte apartment complex late Thursday afternoon.

Man critical after being shot outside South El Monte apartment complex


The California Highway Patrol announced Monday that it will accept applications in January from people interested in a career as a CHP officer.

California Highway Patrol to accept applications in January


The father of Christopher Dennington has paid tribute to his son following his death in a road accident near Staindrop on Sunday.


``Personally, I will prefer to have an alliance with the Congress,'' NC president Omar Abdullah said when asked whom his party would like to see as a coalition partner in the future government.

Omar Abdullah prefers alliance with Congress


US Ambassador to Islamabad Cameron Munter on Tuesday pledged that the US will continue helping Pakistan as both the countries were bonded with the relation of strong friendship.


Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi on Thursday ruled out talks with his foes to end a five-month rebellion against his rule and said the battle had already been decided in his favour.


Nine state-run Indian lenders said Monday they have formed a consortium to fund infrastructure projects valued 10 billion rupees and above.

Nine Indian lenders form consortium to fund infrastructure projects


Holland will sell $4 million in bonds to pay for a parking deck under construction downtown.

Holland to sell bonds to pay for parking deck


After the Congressional supercommittee failed to reach a deal to cut the budget, President Obama tonight vowed to veto any attempts to undo $1.2 trillion in automatic spending cuts that would take effect in 2013.

Obama vows to veto attempts to undo automatic spending cuts


After the elections, the Third Front will come to power and formulate a new economic and independent foreign policy, Communist Party of India general secretary Prakash Karat said on Sunday.


``Fact or Faked: Paranormal Files'' returns Tuesday at 9 pm on Syfy with its spring premiere episode, featuring the case of a woman being levitated off of her bed while she sleeps and the case of the world famous, supernatural ``Ice Man.``

``Fact or Faked'' returns Tuesday at 9 pm on Syfy


Gay celebrity Christopher Biggins says he is happy with civil partnerships but doesn't want to redefine marriage because ``we can't just get rid of everything''.

Christopher Biggins says no to redefining marriage


Southwest Airlines has launched an air fare sale in which some flights cost the same as what other carriers charge to check a bag.

Southwest Airlines launches air fare sale


The first phase of the Vinh Tuy bridge, the fifth spanning the Red river in Hanoi, was inaugurated on September 26.

First phase of Vinh Tuy bridge inaugurated


First Lady, Mrs. Ernestina Naadu Mills says government will make the protection of children a priority.

Government to make protection of children a priority


In a tragic road accident in Royapettah on Saturday evening, a 47-year-old woman was run over by an MTC bus after she was knocked down from a motorcycle on which she was travelling with her son.


Dunkin' Donuts to use sustainable palm oil Dunkin' Donuts has agreed to source its palm oil from sustainable sources.


A ROBBER stole cash from a shop till this week after threatening a member of staff.


Adobe has finally released Lightroom 2.0, the newest version of its digital edit suite for photographers.


Vietnamese police arrested another blogger, her mother and diplomats said Friday, as authorities continued a crackdown against writers who have criticized Communist Party policies online.


AN AMBULANCE worker has been banned from driving after he drove to work while still over the limit from the night before.


Ajax thrashed 10-man AZ Alkmaar 6-1 Sunday in the Dutch league after conceding an early goal.

Ajax thrashes AZ 6-1 in Dutch league after early goal


Gun manufacturer Smith & Wesson said yesterday that it will add 225 manufacturing jobs at its Springfield facility.


In his weekly address today, he blames an al-Qaida affiliate for the failed Christmas Day airliner attack.


Federal regulators on Thursday night urged retailers across the country to stop selling nearly 900,000 dangerous bassinets, one of the largest child product safety actions in years.

Federal regulators urge retailers to stop selling dangerous bassinets


Hand hygiene brand Carex has appointed Brazen to handle its PR and social media ahead of its 20th anniversary campaign this year.

Carex appoints Brazen to handle PR and social media for anniversary campaign


A repeat drunk driver from Pequot Lakes is in the Stearns County jail after another arrest in St. Cloud.

Repeat drunk driver arrested in St. Cloud


Saab Automobile AB said Wednesday that it is discussing a new ownership structure with its Chinese investors, trying to save plans of selling the cash-starved company after former owner General Motors Co. objected to the deal.


Kareena Kapoor, who is fresh after the stupendous success of Jab We Met , has the best of banners in her kitty.


Steven Adler, the original drummer of Guns N' Roses, publishes his new memoir titled 'My Appetite for Destruction:


A Bank Street kitchen fire briefly caused traffic disruptions downtown but was swiftly extinguished by the New London Fire Department.

Kitchen fire briefly causes traffic disruptions


Caribbean journalists attending the Thomson Foundation Multimedia Journalism Workshop in Barbados were urged to recognize that ``a word is like a bomb and once it is set free it can do all kinds of damage.''

Caribbean journalists urged to recognize 'a word is like a bomb'


Four men have been charged with racially or religiously aggravated public order offences in Barnet.

Four men charged with public order offences


Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad today rejected allegations his country is developing nuclear weapons, saying there is 'not a single credible proof.

Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad rejects allegations his country is developing nuclear weapons


Romney won Nevada by a decisive double-digit margin.


Results of a new study find that HPV's are causing oral cancers in men.


The city of Rome is easing outdoor watering restrictions imposed at the height of Georgia's historic drought.

Rome to ease some outdoor watering restrictions


An Amber Alert has been issued for a Houston boy who's been missing since Christmas Eve.


EASTBOURNE, England - Kim Clijsters lost 7-6, 6-4 to Victoria Azarenka of Belarus in the quarterfinals of the Eastbourne grass-court tournament Thursday.

Clijsters loses to Azarenka at Eastbourne


Singapore Exchange will be introducing pre-trade risk controls to strengthen the marketplace with increased opportunities for direct access to the exchange network.

SGX to introducing pre-trade risk controls


Joran van der Sloot pleaded guilty today in the murder of 21-year-old Stephany Flores, the Peruvian woman he encountered in a casino in 2010.

Joran van der Sloot pleads guilty to murder


Weather extremes show 'climate risk' Updated: 13:20, Tuesday February 19, 2013 Last year's record shrinkage of Arctic sea ice and a spell of catastrophic droughts, floods and storms highlight the risk to the planet from climate change, the UN Environment Programme says.


A BMW recall affecting 570,000 vehicles in North America has been issued due to a faulty battery cable connector that could cause the engine to stall.

BMW recall affects 570,000 vehicles in North America


Camlin has been an outperformer persistently over several years though both of them have reacted and both of them had pretty good starts to the bull market.


A Turkey-Britain business forum will take place in Turkish capital of Ankara on September 26.

Turkey-Britain business forum to take place in Ankara


A DURRINGTON murder suspect who kept his girlfriend's dead body for 10 months killed himself after fearing he could not clear his name.

DURRINGTON murder suspect killed himself


MUP has launched a major clampdown on organized crime groups, and according to Interior Minister Ivica Dacic, more arrests will follow today, Beta agency informed.


San Diego-based VMIX is eyeing customers of Maven Networks, a provider of video hosting owned by Yahoo, saying Wednesday that it will help customers of Maven to migrate to VMIX.


Former union law minister and senior counsel Ram Jethmalani has decided to challenge in the Supreme Court the continued house arrest of separatist leader Syed Ali Geelani, a close aide of the senior hardline leader said Saturday.

Jethmalani to challenge geelani`s house arrest


RAPE charges against Manchester United defender Jonny Evans have been dropped, it emerged last night.


Hurricane Isaac is coming ashore with a fury.


The Washington County Sheriff's office has confirmed that a baby was pulled from the Virgin River earlier Wednesday.


Bank of America saw its earnings estimates cut by yet another analyst following a quarter in which the bank lost $8.8 billion, its largest in history.


Mortgage-backed securities investors have accused Countrywide, Bank of America's mortgage unit, of 'massive fraud' in its sales, says Reuters.

Investors accuse Countrywide of 'massive fraud'


On Wednesday 13th March, Israeli forces arrested Palestinian from Hebron governorate, south of the West Bank.

Iof forces arrest Palestinian from Hebron


Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee, a senior member of the House Judiciary, Homeland Security, and Foreign Affairs Committees, will be sworn in Wednesday by the Speaker of the House to her ninth term in the US House of Representatives to serve in the 112th Congress.

Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee to be sworn in Wednesday to 112th Congress


28 more laid off State Troopers will be reinstated on January 11th, and returned to the posts they came from.


Stephen Strasburg struggled with various issues during Washington's 6-1 loss to the San Diego Padres on Tuesday.

Stephen Strasburg struggles in loss to San Diego Padres


Harriet Harman, the Leader of the House of Commons, has condemned ``reckless'' and ``irresponsible'' banks that have been bailed out by the state and still expect to ``award themselves massive bonuses''.

Harriet Harman condemns 'reckless and irresponsible' bank bonuses


Xitron, the prepress industry's leading independent developer and integrator of Raster Image Processors, RIP management and prepress workflow software today announced that it has upgraded the XitronInfoChannel on the popular video sharing service YouTube to include HD quality product and customer testimonial videos.

Xitron upgrades the ``XitronInfoChannel'' on YouTube


Two people have been charged with human trafficking as part of an investigation into the disappearance of two teenage girls from care in West Sussex.

Two people charged over human trafficking


Microsoft released two security updates addressing one Critical vulnerability in Microsoft Windows and two Important vulnerabilities in Microsoft Office.


Three Pakistani naval officers are to face an unprecedented court martial for charges of negligence over a Taliban attack on an air base that took 17 hours to repel and left 10 military personnel dead.

Pakistan naval officers face court martial over negligence


Authorities say the man whose body was recovered this morning from Little Lake Butte des Morts drowned after apparently jumping off the Roland Kampo Bridge Sunday night and trying to swim to shore from a bridge support.

Body recovered this morning from Little Lake Butte des Morts


US President Barack Obama said from Chile on Monday that it is US policy that Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi needs to go, adding that US military actions will stick to the ``international mandate'' given by the United Nations.

It is US policy that Gaddafi needs to go:


The yen tumbled while Japanese stocks and government bonds rallied on Monday as the Bank of Japan lost no time embarking on its ambitious stimulus drive, but weak US jobs data and regional risks such as North Korea weighed on other assets.

Yen tumbles, Japanese stocks and bonds rally


Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad sacked the foreign minister on Monday and appointed the country's top nuclear official as the caretaker for the key position, the official IRNA news agency reported.

Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad sacks foreign minister:


A former Clarkston Schools teacher has pleaded guilty to using a cell phone to send sexually explicit text messages and a partially nude photo of herself to a 14-year-old student.

Teacher pleads guilty to sending explicit texts to student


Flixster Inc., producer of the world's largest online movie community at www.Flixster.com, today announced that it has acquired Rotten Tomatoes from IGN Entertainment.

Flixster Inc. acquires Rotten Tomatoes from IGN Entertainment


Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong has bounced back from his recent health scare in time to perform at the MTV Video Music Awards on Thursday.


Van prices at auction continued to fall for the second consecutive month in June, according to BCA's latest Pulse Report.

Van prices fall for second month in June


Liam Fox is to face a fresh investigation into his links with Adam Werritty after the parliamentary standards watchdog accepted a complaint into the conduct of the former defence secretary.

Liam Fox faces investigation by parliamentary standards watchdog


BTG Pactual, the Brazilian bank controlled by billionaire Andre Esteves, agreed to sell a $1.8 billion stake to a group of overseas investors including the Rothschild and Agnelli families.

BTG Pactual to sell $1.8 billion stake to investors


The University of Iowa is weighing future bids for Olympic trials -- including swimming and diving trials that have been held recently in Omaha -- after turning a $300,000 profit as host of the US Olympic Wrestling Trials this year.

Iowa weighs future bids for Olympic trials


Yemeni security forces killed 34 suspected Al-Qaeda militants and captured 17 in operations against the group today in the south and around the capital, the Defence Ministry said.


A Red Lake man has been indicted during mid-Janaury for a brutal assault on the Red Lake Chippewa Reservation.


Demi Lovato has slammed the TV and movie industry for ''glorifying an unhealthy body image''.


Livingston held its annual ``Welcome to Livingston Picnic'' for new residents on Monday at the Senior and Community Center.


Kingfisher Airlines, India's only Five Star Airline rated by Skytrax, launched direct flights connecting Kolkata to Patna and Ranchi to Raipur.

Kingfisher Airlines launches direct flights from Kolkata to Patna and Ranchi to Raipur


A major sewage project effecting residents in one Middletown Neighborhood is nearing completion.


Account holders in federal capital are facing a lot of difficulties due to non-functional ATM machines as inspite of providing facilities to the customers.

Account holders in federal capital facing difficulty due to non-functional ATMs


In 2012, the Indian parliament fiddles around with cheap party politics while India burns.


New tourist information center will open in Garni, Armenia by the yearend, Mediamax informed.

New tourist information center to open in Garni


Jackie Shroff is all set to debut in Kollywood with Aaranya Kaandam, in which he plays a don.


Banco Santander SA said Monday it is considering bringing investors into its asset management division though no definitive agreement has been reached yet, the bank said in a filing to Spain's market supervisor.

Santander considering investors for asset management division


Angelina Jolie will be taking on a new role in refugee crises, the American actress and United Nations refugee agency UNHCR said on Tuesday.

Angelina Jolie to take on new role in refugee crises


Former Ashes hero Graham Dilley has died aged 52 after a short illness, the England and Wales Cricket Board revealed today.


Anders Behring Breivik, the far-right killer who traumatised Norway by massacring 77 people, was finally forced to confront the cold reality of his crimes on Monday when his trial opened with the first full account of his three hours and nine minutes of slaughter.

Anders Behring Breivik forced to confront cold reality of his crimes


Wolfsburg says it has signed out-of-contract midfielder Thomas Hitzlsperger on a free transfer.

Wolfsburg signs midfielder Thomas Hitzlsperger


A Burlington City man was indicted last week on drug charges related to a June raid in which police officers made one of the largest seizures of suspected drug proceeds in city history, authorities said.

Burlington City man was indicted on drug charges


The EU on Tuesday authorized $11 million in humanitarian aid to Zimbabwe, VOA News reports.

EU authorizes $11 million in humanitarian aid for Zimbabwe;


Mumbai, July 23 Producer Sajid Nadiadwala, who was in Los Angeles supervising the shooting of Akshay Kumar-Kareena Kapoor starrer 'Kambhakt Ishq', left the unit all to themselves to be with his pregnant wife.

Sajid Nadiadwala leaves unit in us to be with wife


Workers happy as Gove operations secured Updated: 15:58, Wednesday February 13, 2013 Alumina workers in the outback Northern Territory town of Nhulunbuy are cheering news that mining giant Rio Tinto Ltd will maintain operations at its Gove refinery.


The National Hockey League is threatening to kick Madison Square Garden out of its league as punishment for the owners of the New York Rangers accusing the league of violating antitrust laws.

NHL threatening to kick Madison Square Garden out of its league


A man convicted of the brutal murder of a Perthshire pensioner has dropped his appeal against conviction and sentence.

Man convicted of murdering Perthshire pensioner drops appeal


The Queenstown hydroslide is to close after a spate of injuries.


An 18-year-old Colorado woman reported an aggravated assault Saturday, according to the Jamestown Police Department.


Setpoint Systems, a leader in design and manufacture of custom lean automation solutions and manufacturing equipment, today announced the release of the revised edition of the acclaimed business management book ``Financial Intelligence.''

Setpoint announces release of revised edition of Financial Intelligence


Skila, A Sela2 Company, announces the launch of the 11.0 version of its technology platform.

Skila launches 11.0 version of technology platform


Kodak says that it will stop making digital cameras, pocket video cameras and digital picture frames, marking the end of an era for the company that brought photography to the masses more than a century ago.

Kodak to stop making cameras, digital frames


An Altmar man who deputies accused of having sexual relations with a child under the age of 17 is charged with third-degree rape, a felony, the Oswego County Sheriff's Office announced today.


LeBron James goes down hard after taking a flagrant foul from David Lee.


Sandbags are being delivered to 34 low-lying properties along the Red River in Winnipeg in anticipation of a sudden river level surge created by a lingering layer of ice, city officials said today.

Sandbags delivered to properties along Red river


Interior Minister A. Rehman Malik on Monday said that thousands of anti-Islam Internet links had been blocked, across the country.


A Lafayette chiropractor pleaded guilty Thursday to federal health care fraud charges for billing an insurance company for more than $170,000 in treatments that were not done.


President Obama gives his closing remarks at the third presidential debate, held in Boca Raton, Florida.

President Obama's closing remarks at debate


A Birmingham police officer has been arrested for murder in connection with a deadly car crash.


A Buffalo Grove man died Tuesday after he fell off a boat into Lake Michigan following a fight with another man on Saturday.


Child actress Cammie King Conlon, known for her role in Gone with the Wind, has died at the age of 76.

Child actress Cammie King Conlon had died


Several children involved in a day care van crash that left one person dead are improving.

Children involved in day care van crash improving


United Airlines has announced that it will launch a daily non-stop service between Washington DC and Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, effective October 26, 2008.

United Airlines to launch non-stop service between Washington and Dubai


Russia is threatening to ban Americans from adopting Russian children in retaliation for a new US law that forbids Russian officials accused of human rights abuses from travelling to the US.

Russia threatens to ban Americans from adopting Russian children


The Hindu Ravi Rampaul has said that the ball which got Sachin Tendulkar out was the best of his career.

The ball that got Sachin was best of my career:


A Herkimer County man was shot in the arm during a home invasion.

Herkimer County man shot in home invasion


Associated Press - May 3, 2011 2:55 PM ET Gov. Tom Corbett is cautioning against making plans to spend a current surplus of more than $500 million, despite optimism from some legislators that the cash could be used to ease cuts he's proposing to education and other areas.

Corbett cautions against plans to spend surplus


4 Comments Hewlett-Packard has announced that it will manufacture more TouchPads in response to ``stunning'' demand following its decision to discontinue the tablets.

HP to manufacture more TouchPads in response to demand


United States international Clint Dempsey has refused to play for Fulham again and is seeking a transfer to a Champions League club, the Premier League club's coach Martin Jol announced on Friday Aug. 17, 2012.

Dempsey refuses to play for Fulham again


An expert in the use of rape as a tool of war today said Congolese soldiers raped Central African women as ``punishment'' for supporting rebels who attempted to overthrow then president Ange-Félix Patassé.

Congolese raped Central African women for supporting rebels


In a surprise announcement, the NPA's Ian Robertson has announced he won't seek re-election to the Vancouver park board in November's civic election.


A donation fund has been established to help the families of the mobile home fire that killed three children all under the age of 3.

Donation fund established to help families of mobile home fire


ConAgra Foods Inc. said today it will sell its commodity trading and merchandising operations to an investment management firm for $2.1 billion so it can concentrate on its core food operations like grocery store brands Healthy Choice frozen dinners and Orville Redenbacher popcorn.

ConAgra to sell trading, merchandising operations


A 41-year-old pharmacist has pleaded guilty to luring and molesting a 13-year-old boy, and harrassing another in 2008.

Pharmacist pleads guilty to luring, molesting boy


Chinese troops had in July this year damaged a 200 feet stone wall which was built 250 meters inside the Indian territory in Tawang area of Arunachal Pradesh, government told the Rajya Sabha on Thursday.


After having tied the knot onscreen several times, actress Neha Dhupia now wants to have a simple wedding in real life.


With many families looking for something budget-friendly to do on the weekends, late-summer and fall carnivals have been a growing trend on the Eastern Shore.


New Delhi, Oct 30 To tap the fast growing web and personal computers market, internet giant Google is working on an operating system, a move that is likely to pose a stiff challenge to Microsoft's dominance.


Future 2009 Dancing With The Stars cast member Mark Cacascos was born in Hawaii and is a martial arts instructor.


Columbus statue was removed by cranes and placed on the ground behind the Government House today.


Six Egyptian opposition activists are set to stand trial for inciting violence against the Muslim Brotherhood, judicial sources said on Wednesday.

Activists to stand trial for inciting violence against Muslim Brotherhood


Why We Need The DREAM Act Now For some time now, lawmakers have insisted that immigration reform, if it is to happen, must be comprehensive, dealing with all of the problems with our broken system at once.


Jeremy Hunt dropped a real clanger on Friday when he broke the bell he was supposed to be ringing.


Democratic Sen. Ben Cardin has won re-election to the US Senate, defeating a Republican and a well-financed independent.


A manufacturer of commercial valves and pumps for water treatment wants a Madison County asbestos case dismissed.

Manufacturer wants asbestos case dismissed


Collabera, a leading global, end-to-end information technology consulting, services and solutions company, today announced that its enterprise business solutions arm in India has successfully been re-certified by SAP as a provider of application management services.

Collabera re-certified by SAP as a provider of application management services


Former President Bill Clinton will be in Chicago today to campaign for mayoral candidate Rahm Emanuel, who once served Clinton as a senior adviser.

Clinton in Chicago today to campaign for Emanuel


A MAN ended up in court after throwing food at a girl in a restaurant.

MAN in court after throwing food in restaurant


General Mills Inc. said Wednesday it has bought a Massachusetts-based natural snack foods company called ``Food Should Taste Good.''

General Mills buys natural snack foods company


Wall Street won and Main Street lost when Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger vetoed a subprime mortgage reform bill Thursday, author Assemblyman Ted Lieu said.

Schwarzenegger vetoes subprime mortgage reform bill


But the real question on everyone's mind should be ``What beer would and should Obama drink?'' --


A poorly placed cigarette is blamed for a fire at the Lucky 13 convenience store on McKeown Avenue Tuesday evening.


China rushed to keep an oil spill from reaching international waters Tuesday, while an environmental group tried to assess if the country's largest reported spill was worse than has been disclosed.

China rushes to keep oil from international waters


Exponent Inc., is moving to a new office, located at 4580 Weaver Parkway in the Cantera subdivision of Warrenville, a building which is currently undergoing a complete renovation.


It was pretty much a foregone conclusion by this point, but Herman Cain made it official today: he's running for president in 2012.


The Australian dollar has opened higher on improved risk appetite, as Wall Street shrugged off more poor economic data to rally for a fourth straight day.


Padilla, a US citizen who was held for 3 1/2 years as an enemy combatant after his 2002 arrest, was sentenced to 17 years and four months.


A SHEFFIELD hotel has been saved from closure after being taken over by another major firm.


The condition of a 21-year-old man shot by a Buffalo police officer during a struggle over a rifle was improved from serious to stable Sunday in Erie County Medical Center.

Condition of man shot by officer improves


By Curtis Pashelka cpashelka@bayareanewsgroup.com The Warriors signed Louis Amundson, perhaps the most sought-after forward remaining on the NBA's free-agent market, to a reported two-year contract Monday.

Golden state Warriors sign Louis Amundson


Washington State Toyota owners have filed a class action lawsuit demanding a full refund for their vehicles that were recalled due to unintended acceleration.

Washington State Toyota owners file class action lawsuit


ICT services provider Logica has appointed Craig Boundy as its chief executive, global operations.

Logica appoints chief executive for global operations


President Bush has issued 14 pardons to convicted criminals, and has commuted the prison sentences of two others.


In the aftermath of a second deadly shooting in less than a month, experts debate the issue of gun control


A Sri Lankan boat was found abandoned on the Sherankottai shore near Rameswaram on Wednesday, giving rise to doubts that ``some persons'' might have landed.


The Nokia Lumia 710 is the first 'affordable' Windows Phone from the Finnish phone-flingers.

Nokia Lumia 710 is 'first affordable Windows Phone'


Ace director S Narayan, who was applauded for his blockbuster films like Cheluvina Chitara and Shabdavedi has decided to quit filmmaking.


Australian government announced on Wednesday a national park will reopen to the public this weekend after the affection of Victoria's bushfires.

Australia`s national park reopens after bushfires


For the week ending 06/20, Colorado initial jobless claims edge down slightly to 4,557 claims from 4,819 the week before.


Amy and Anthony were kidnapped from the Big Brother house early this morning in a mock SAS operation headed by author and ex-soldier Andy McNab.


A 70-year-old Slidell man has been charged with negligent homicide in a two-vehicle crash that killed a motorcyclist.

Slidell man charged with negligent homicide


Apple changes tune from ``Get a Mac'' to ``Why You'll Love a Mac.'' We aready miss the pc John Hodgson and straight-mac Justin Long.


Rakhi Sawant has denied her guest appearance in Imran-Katrina starrer romantic comedy Mere Brother Ki Dulhan.

Rakhi Sawant denies her guest appearance in Mere brother Ki Dulhan


Angelina Jolie has checked into a hospital in the south of France where she is expected to give birth to her twins.


Opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai is heading back to Zimbabwe and says he feels safe despite fears of a possible assassination attempt.

Opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai heads back to Zimbabwe, says he feels safe


Brazil on Sunday became the outright record winners of the FIFA Confederations Cup by sinking North American champions the United States 3-2 here.

Brazil becomes record winner of Confederations Cup


It's Memorial Day weekend and that means the Mack is Back.


O2 have said they will refund customers for the loss of service last week.

O2 to refund customers for loss of service


MIAMI Free agent forward Shane Battier says he will sign with the Miami Heat.

Shane Battier says he will sign with Miami Heat


Mandatory IBF challenger Lamont Peterson is looking to shock not only IBF/WBA light welterweight champion Amir Khan but the boxing world as well when they do battle tonight at the Washington Convention Center in DC Peterson is a huge underdog but he feels that the fact that he will have home field advantage will be a huge asset against the warrior from Bolton, England.


With guitarist Jerry Cantrell now recovered from his shoulder surgery, Alice In Chains have started work on their new album.


Polygamous cult leader, Warren Jeffs, sentenced to LIFE plus 20 years in prison for the counts of aggravated sexual assault & sexual assault!


CNN is poised to finish March third in the prime-time weeknight ratings behind Fox News Channel and MSNBC, the first time this has ever happened for the channel that pioneered the cable news genre nearly three decades ago.

CNN poised to finish March third in ratings


Kelly Clarkson is apparently recording a Christmas album, and, according to a few Internet hotspots, she revealed the info during an online chat, and the record will feature production work, in some capacity or other, by Greg Kurstin )``).

Kelly Clarkson is recording a Christmas album


A new Manatee County ordinance will strictly regulate pain management clinics in an attempt to shut down bogus businesses.

Manatee county will regulate pain management clinics


Newcastle boss Joe Kinnear feels he is constantly ``on trial'' as he attempts to drag the club to Barclays Premier League safety.


Singer Emma Bunton has revealed that she is expecting a baby boy with fiance Jade Jones.


Police are investigating a brazen Internet scammer who spent about three years duping a Brigden woman, even showing up at her door for more money.


AgustaWestland, a Finmeccanica company, and Kaigai Aviotech Corporation are pleased to announce that Japan's leading newspaper 'The Asahi Shimbun' has taken delivery of a GrandNew light twin engine helicopter.

The Asahi Shimbun takes delivery of a GrandNew helicopter


Adoption of mobile marketing by brands and marketers is growing, according to the latest quarterly BuzzCity report, which revealed that 87.1 billion mobile ads have been served through its system so far this year, up 60% from the whole of 2010.

87.1 billion mobile ads served so far this year:


A Hamilton County woman has been charged with 24 counts of TennCare fraud for using someone else's TennCare benefits to pay for fraudulent prescriptions for drugs.

Hamilton County woman charged with 24 counts of TennCare fraud


Malawian homosexuals, who claim to have been oppressed for a long time, have formed an association, the Malawi Gay Rights Movement.


Evatran announced today that it has signed an agreement with SPX Service Solutions to distribute and install Plugless Power wireless electric vehicle charging systems.

SPX Service Solutions to distribute and install Plugless Power™ wireless electric vehicle charging systems


Grant Flower, the 39-year-old batsman, has made a shock international return more than six years after he last played for Zimbabwe, being named in the squads for the tour of South Africa next month.


German insurer Arag is rebranding itself to become an ``international brand-name company''.


Sprint Cup rookie Michael McDowell walked away after one of the most terrifying crashes in years during qualifying Friday at Texas Motor Speedway for Sunday's Samsung 500.

Rookie McDowell walks away from terrifying crash


Former White House press secretary Dana Perino wished incoming press secretary Jay Carney good luck on his first day on the job Monday.


The Pittsburgh Steelers are reporting Friday that Dwight White, former member of the Steel Curtain and the Steelers 75th Season All-Time Team, died.


The FBI and other western investigating agencies have taken DNA samples of all the nine Lashkar-e-Taiba militants killed in the Mumbai attacks to ascertain if they had any Afghan or other terror links.

FBI takes DNA samples of militants killed in Mumbai attacks


AWARD winning novelist David Almond is widely regarded as one of the most exciting and innovative children's authors writing today.


The Reading Phillies split a doubleheader in Erie on Sunday, winning the first game, 5-3, before dropping game two, 3-2.


Assets under management in the European fund industry could reach EUR6.8trn by 2014, according to a study published by Alfi, the Association of the Luxembourg Fund Industry, and produced by Lipper FMI.


Sailor Moon has topped the Nielsen BookScan graphic novel chart for the third month running.

'Sailor Moon' tops Nielsen BookScan graphic novel chart


France and Germany drove faster expansion of Eurozone services in July while offsetting muted growth in Spain and fall in Italy.

France and Germany drive faster expansion of Eurozone services in July;


A female grey seal moves over thin ice near the shore in Canso, NS Federal scientists are calling for an experimental cull of 73,000 grey seals in the southern Gulf of St. Lawrence.

Scientists call for experimental cull of 73,000 seals


Manchester City defender Vincent Kompany has refused to blame Mario Balotelli for the club's Europa League exit against Dynamo Kiev, despite the Italian striker receiving a red card in the first-half of the 2-1 aggregate defeat at Eastlands.

Vincent Kompany refuses to blame Mario Balotelli after Europa League exit


Raipur, May 26 A day after the Supreme Court granted him bail, human rights activist Binayak Sen walked out of Raipur central jail here Tuesday evening with his wife, Ilina Sen, by his side amid jubilation and victory slogans by dozens of rights activists.


Wind group Suzlon has hired Rohit Modi as its new chief executive for India and emerging markets.

Suzlon hires new chief executive for India and emerging markets


Shares were lower in early trade Tuesday as rising oil prices continued to stoke inflation fears and intensify worries about a US-led global economic slowdown.

Shares lower in early trade on rising oil prices


'Slumdog Millionaire' star Freida Pinto says that at the Oscars Hollywood actor Mickey Rourke had told her to go home because he thought she was too young to be there.

Mickey Rourke told Freida Pinto to go home !


A few new mixes are coming to DJ Hero, so you can party on with a new experiences.


A woman was sacrificed by her husband in a village in Jharkhand as he claimed he wanted to achieve supernatural powers.


The former Fifa president João Havelange has resigned from the International Olympic Committee just days before, according to insiders, he was due to be suspended by an ethics commission investigation into a long-running bribery scandal.

João Havelange resigns from International Olympic committee


The US embassy is as of July 23 holding a `FotObama` contest through facebook in which Indonesian people who are fans of the embassy`s facebook can take part by congratulating President Barack Obama on his birthday on August 4 by exchanging profiles of participants` photos.

US embassy holding `FotObama` contest through facebook


Beanscene, the chain of coffee shops has gone into administration.


Hillcrest High School wide receiver recruit Dorial Green-Beckham said tonight he has not ruled any of his finalists out of the recruiting process.

Dorial Green-Beckham says he has not ruled out any finalists


Tridonic, a Zumtobel Group company, celebrated a double anniversary on 20 May 2011: 20 years at Fürstenfeld and 10 years at Jennersdorf.

Tridonic celebrates a double anniversary


China on Thursday hit back at a United States report on its human rights with its own report on the US human rights record.

China hits back with report on US human rights record


TWENTY members of staff at a Saffron Walden print factory had to be evacuated this afternoon after print equipment overheated.

Staff at Saffron Walden print factory evacuated after print equipment overheats


R&B singer Chris Brown has been charged with two felonies over his alleged fight with girlfriend Rihanna.


``They don't seem to understand that they can't tell me what to look at,'' Niehaus said this morning.


Tea Party Activists rallied in front of the South Florida Water Management District Wednesday to protest Gov. Charlie Crist's deal to purchase Everglades land from US Sugar.


New research by The Co-operative Bank think card has revealed the majority of Brits now consider ethical issues when shopping.

Brits consider ethical issues when shopping


South Korea says it won't punish the marines who fired at a civilian jetliner they thought was a North Korean military aircraft.

S. Korea won't punish marines who fired at jetliner


A baby boy drowned in a bucket of water three days before his first birthday, news reports said Friday.


City police is expected to seek extension of Arpit Agrawal's remand in the city court on Monday.

Police may seek extension of Arpit's remand


Channel 13, the CW, WGSA will start airing live local high school football games beginning Saturday, Sept. 3 when Jenkins meets up with Johnson at Memorial Stadium with kickoff set for 5 pm

Channel 13, the CW, to air local high school football games


Tributes are pouring in for former New Zealand coach Sir Fred Allen who has died at the age of 92.


Recently, Kara's Kang Ji Young revealed how she almost gave up on her debut as one of Kara's members due to her first love.

Kara's Kang Ji Young almost gave up on her debut due to her first love


Detroit head coach Jim Schwartz called the 49ers, ``San Fran.''

Jim Schwartz calls San Francisco, San Fran


American actor Rob Lowe has been accused of sexual abuse by a nanny who once worked for 'The West Wing' actor and his wife.


Former budget Secretary Emilia Boncodin died Monday due to cardiac arrest, an official from the National Kidney and Transplant Institute said.


He used to be a rageaholic; now he rescues rageaholics from the brink of personal destruction.


US Representative Norm Dicks, a Democrat from Washington state known for supporting airplane manufacturer Boeing and his region's military bases, said on Friday he will not seek reelection.

Rep. Norm Dicks of Washington state will not seek reelection


A circuit judge denied Alabama gambling task force's request to lift a ban on raids at Victoryland.

Judge denies gambling task force's request to lift ban


Microsoft will unveil a new version of its iconic Internet Explorer browser today that's faster, more secure and full of enhancements designed to trump the vigorous competition it is facing from rivals like the Mozilla Foundation's Firefox browser and Google's Chrome.

Microsoft unveils newest version of Internet Explorer


Flydubai will shift operations to Al Maktoum International Airport in Jebel Ali, according to Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, President of Dubai Department of Civil Aviation and Chairman and Chief Executive Emirates Airline and Group.


EVERTON midfielder Dan Gosling was today ruled out for nine months with knee cruciate ligament damage.

Everton fc star Dan Gosling ruled out for nine months


An Upper Saucon Township driver has been charged with hitting a pedestrian at the Vera Cruz Tavern in Upper Milford Township last month, state police at Fogelsville said.


A British architect has an ambitious plan to recreate a medieval English hamlet in Home Counties by utilizing a dilapidated 30-acre site in Kent for this operation.

British architect plans to recreate a medieval hamlet


Alstare Suzuki's Michel Fabrizio fought back to seventh place in Race Two at Donington Park after being forced to DNF Race One.

Alstare Suzuki's Fabrizio fights back to seventh


Bustamante was sentenced to life in prison with possibility of parole.

Alyssa Bustamante sentenced to life in prison


Morgan Stanley has cut 200 staffers from its brokerage department, the latest round of cutbacks as the big Wall Street firm completes the merger of its brokerage sales force with the Smith Barney brokerage unit, FOX Business Network has learned.

Morgan Stanley cuts 200 from brokerage department


Amazon.com Inc. unveiled a larger, high-speed Kindle Fire tablet on Thursday for US$499, challenging Apple Inc's dominant iPad and intensifying a battle with Google Inc and Microsoft in the booming tablet arena.

Amazon unveils Kindle Fire HD, paperwhite e-reader


A Pakistani Christian girl who was falsely accused of blasphemy has fled to Canada with her family, a Christian organisation says.

Pakistani girl falsely accused of blasphemy 'in Canada'


Shashi Kant Sharma was today sworn in as CAG by President Pranab Mukherjee in the Rashtrapati Bhavan here.


Roush Fenway Racing and Turner Sports announced today that they have formed a strategic partnership that will culminate in the re-launch of RoushFenway.com on February 14, 2008.

Roush Fenway Racing and Turner Sports announce partnership


A moderate and uneven recovery is taking shape across Europe, supported by the rebound in global trade and policy stimulus, the International Monetary Fund says in its latest Regional Economic Outlook for Europe, published today.

A moderate and uneven recovery is taking shape across Europe --


A Minneapolis man is charged in a bank robbery in southwestern Minnesota as authorities investigate whether he is responsible for dozens of other bank robberies in the state.

Minneapolis man charged with bank robbery in southwestern Minnesota


Gov. Martin O'Malley is planning a post election economic development mission to Israel -- a popular destination for American politicians thought to have aspirations to higher office.

O'Malley plans development mission to Israel


A senior leader of the Palestinian Islamist Hamas movement, Nizar Rayan, was killed in an Israeli air strike in its Gaza Strip stronghold on Thursday, medics said.

Senior Hamas leader Nizar Rayan killed in Israeli strike: medics


Dhaka, Jul 8 Warning that India and Bangladesh face ``new challenges'' due to the rise of religious fundamentalism, extremism and terrorism``, External Affairs Minister SM Krishna said here today that it is imperative to join hands to combat terror in all its forms.

India, bangla face new challenges from fundamentalism:


Salesforce.com said it has completed its acquisition of Heroku, the privately held cloud platform for writing Ruby-based applications.

Salesforce.com completes acquisition of Heroku


An Italian island held a special mass on Friday six months after the Costa Concordia cruise ship wreck with hundreds of local residents and relatives of the 32 victims in attendance.

Italian island holds mass six months after cruise wreck


The smash-hit adaptation of the also-a-smash-hit book The Hunger Games is returning to IMAX theaters from April 27 until May 3, due to popular demand.

The Hunger Games to return to IMAX theaters


SACRAMENTO, Calif. Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger is blasting the oil companies that are trying to undermine California's global warming law, saying they are motivated purely by greed.


German industrial orders fell unexpectedly in October, according to official figures that indicated Europe's largest economy had started the final quarter of this year on a weaker note.


Copper rose more than 4 per cent on Monday on higher oil prices and the weaker dollar but analysts expected the rally to be short lived because the outlook for the metal remains bleak as demand dwindles.


An official says six Afghan policemen have been found shot dead at their checkpoint in the country's south.

Six Afghan policemen found shot dead at checkpoint


Aston Villa manager Paul Lambert and his former club Norwich City are suing each other following his Carrow Road exit at the end of last season.

Paul Lambert and Norwich suing each other over Carrow Road exit


Tata Motors on Wednesday launched a new format of passenger car showrooms and said it will upgrade up to five sales points across the country by March to the new format.

Tata Motors launches new showroom format


BIRMINGHAM should get a new forest of a million trees and a Parisian-style boulevard.

Birmingham could get new forest of a million trees


A college professor allegedly killed his wife and nine-year-old daughter and later attempted suicide in Thane on Monday, police said.


On a US news show Extra, Teri Hatcher stated that the president Barack Obama owed her a autograph.

Barack Obama owes Teri Hatcher an autograph


Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao arrived in Pyongyang this morning and was greeted at the airport by Kim Jong Il, top leader of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.

Wen arrives in Pyongyang, greeted by Kim Jong Il


The Park Department's annual awards night will be held tomorrow at the Senior Center on Broad Street.

Park Department's annual awards night is tomorrow


Man Group, the world's second-largest hedge fund manager by assets under management, is to acquire rival FRM, almost exactly two years after its landmark buyout of GLG Partners.


Pope Benedict has arrived in Lebanon where he is expected to call for peace and reconciliation between Christians and Muslims.


In two months of intensive training under Gennadi Touretski in Switzerland, Ian Thorpe's coach believes he can be better than ever over.


Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez is scheduled to have surgery today to repair the patella ligament in his left knee.

Jets' Sanchez scheduled to have surgery today


AAR announced on March 31st that it has received a $27 million order for specialized shelters to be used for the US Army's Standard Automotive Tool Set program.

AAR receives $27 million order for specialized shelters


Car sales sped up 17 per cent in March against the preceding month, led by Pak Suzuki Motor Company, the largest automobile manufacturer in the country, data shows.


Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atonement, begins at sundown and will end at dusk on Monday.


The first ice jam along the River Raisin was reported this afternoon near the senior citizen high rise off Roessler St., but city officials said there was no cause for alarm.


Adult social care services in Calderdale continue to improve, according to a report by the Commission for Social Care Inspection.


Performance can be negatively affected by both positive and negative feedback, new research has found.


The Missouri softball team won its final two nonconference games this season by sweeping Missouri S&T in a doubleheader Wednesday at University Field.

Missouri softball team sweeps Missouri S&T


In a sensational development, it was revealed that former President Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam was treated as common man and frisked at the IGI Airport by the ground staff of Continental Airlines.

Former President APJ Abdul Kalam was frisked at IGI Airport


Underworld singer Karl Hyde has said that he and Rick Smith were inspired by remixes of their work when recording their latest album Barking.


The mayor and other officials in the small Texas town of Patton Village have been indicted in a public corruption case.

Mayor, officials in small Texas town indicted in corruption case


Novell is buying five-year-old Toronto-based PlateSpin for $205 million cash whose management software will help define Novell as an infrastructure company and assure it a place selling into the next-generation data centre, says Sys-Con.


Japan is to provide food aid to Cape Verde worth an estimated 340 million yen to allow the archipelago to ensure its food security, a diplomatic source said in Praia.


Pakistani and US troops exchanged fire along the Pakistani-Afghan border on Thursday after two US military helicopters came under fire, a US military spokesman said.


DreamWorks Animation has agreed to buy Classic Media, owner of Casper, Lassie and The Lone Ranger, from private equity group Boomerang Media Holdings for $155 million.

DreamWorks Animation buys Classic Media:


A Italian Catholic priest was shot dead inside his church compound in the troubled southern Philippines on Monday, police said, AFP reports.


German politicians passed a law on Wednesday to protect the right to circumcise infant boys in a show of support for Muslims and Jews angered by a local court ban on the practice in May.

Germany passes law to protect right to circumcise infant boys


The Jack Brickhouse statue memorializing the legendary Chicago broadcaster has returned to its perch along Michigan Avenue, near the Chicago River bridge.

Jack Brickhouse statue returns to Michigan Avenue


``The Irish people have sent a clear message that they wish to remain at the heart of our united Europe'', he added.

The Irish send a clear message to remain at the heart of united Europe


Indian star Jyoti Randhawa believes he is on track to returning to winning ways after coming close at the US$2.5mil Maybank Malaysian Open over the weekend.

Randhawa on track to return to winning ways


Skip to navigation '' Skip to content '' US Australia/Antarctica Thai government demotes national police chief Buzz Up IM del.icio.us Yahoo! Bookmarks By AMBIKA AHUJA and CHRIS BLAKE, Associated Press Writers Ambika Ahuja And Chris Blake, Associated Press Writers -- 16 mins ago Pl --


Gold fell by Rs 75 to Rs 30,725 per ten grams in the national capital on Thursday on stockists' selling, in line with a weak global trend.


The FTSE 100 bounced into February on Friday, surging 2.5 percent as merger activity heated up the mining sector and after the leading share index put to bed its worst ever January.


Newly-appointed interim head coach Jack Capuano will make his NHL head-coaching debut tonight vs. Tampa Bay.

Jack Capuano makes NHL head coaching debut tonight vs. Tampa Bay


``We are very confident we will be able to win Kiran Bedi back. She is an amazing person. She is like my elder sister. I have my highest respect for her. She has given so much for the movement,'' Kejriwal said to CNN-IBN.

Very confident we will win Kiran Bedi back:


A Lake Charles man has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for sex crimes involving children.

Man sentenced for sex crimes against children


The average salary offered to the 2008-10 batch of students at the Indian Institute of Management Calcutta, that concluded its final placements on Wednesday, has seen an increase of 20% compared to last year.


Lebanese Forces leader Samir Geagea on Wednesday called for combating illegal wiretapping of telephone calls that is responsible for political assassinations.

Geagea for combating illegal wiretapping of telephones


Asia clinched its first Royal Trophy match play tournament against Europe on Sunday, winning three of eight singles matches and halving another for a 10-6 victory.


The chief of Pakistan's right-wing Jamaat-e-Islami party Munawar Hasan told DW 'nobody knows the Taliban better than Pakistan' and that if his party succeeded in upcoming election, it would make peace with the militants.

'Nobody knows the Taliban better than Pakistan'


ALAMEDA, Calif. The City of Alameda has approved a new contract for its firefighters, who were criticized after watching a suicidal man drown.

Alameda approves new contract for firefighters


Toovey wants judiciary grading overhaul Updated: 00:23, Thursday March 28, 2013 Manly coach Geoff Toovey has called for an overhaul of the NRL judiciary's grading system after Richie Fa'aoso's grade three dangerous contact charge was reduced on Wednesday.


Mike Tyson has revealed that he is broke after his excessive spending at the height of his boxing career.


A Virginia legislator is proposing castrating sex offenders as an alternative to the increasing costs to detain and treat them after they've served their prison sentences.

Legislator proposes castrating sex offenders


Comedy actor Eddie Murphy may be hosting the 84th edition of the Oscars, according to The Los Angeles Times.


Hong Kong, China stocks end lower Updated: 22:57, Tuesday March 12, 2013 Shares in Hong Kong and Shanghai have ended lower as early gains were wiped out by profit-taking and concerns over China's economy following disappointing data at the weekend.


At the end of September Wireless broadband provider Clearwire had about 173,000 WiMax subscribers.


Newbury, UK â€`` 30th April, 2008 â€`` edge IPK, the leaders in SOA presentation layer technology, today announced that the mutual insurance and investment group, LV=, has extended its commitment to developing cutting edge, next generation insurance services, by purchasing an Enterprise Licence for edgeConnect, a platform that provides all the infrastructure to allow businesses to rapidly create dynamic browser enabled applications across all distribution channels. With an Enterprise Licence, LV= now has full reign on implementing edgeConnect across its General Insurance division.

LV= extends commitment to next generation insurance services


The first photos of Rep Gabrielle Giffords since she was shot in the head in a mass shooting in Tucson about five months ago were released early Sunday.

First photos of Giffords after shooting released


Amethi, April 21 Priyanka Gandhi Monday said her grandmother and late prime minister Indira Gandhi was her ``idol'' and also underlined that staying away from active politics was her own decision.


International Boxing Federation No. 2-ranked, dangerous Adonis ``Superman'' Stevenson, is ready to take on the top super middleweights in the world.

Adonis ``Superman'' Stevenson is ready to take on top super middleweights in the world


Infantino recalled one million SlingRider infant slings in the United States and 15,000 in Canada yesterday.


Kate Moss and her boyfriend Jamie Hince will join her ex-flame Johnny Depp and partner Vanessa Paradis on a new year holiday, say sources.

Kate Moss to join ex beau Johnny Depp for new year holiday


Thousands of people are expected to participate in ``Tax Day Tea Party'' rallies today in Southern California and across the nation.

Thousands expected at 'Tax Day Tea Party' rallies


Nord Stream natural gas pipeline has begun line fill of its 27.5 billion cu m/year Line 1.

Nord Stream natural gas pipeline begins line fill


Police said Thursday that convicted ``DC. Madam'' Deborah Jean Palfrey of Vallejo apparently hanged herself at her mother's Florida home.

Police: 'DC. Madam' hanged herself at mother's Florida home


GARAPINE may one day be restored to its former glory after being sold to make way for the scrapped Traveston Crossing Dam.


The community garden at Port Augusta Youth Centre was officially opened on Friday.


Thomson Reuters has bought financial news site breakingviews for an undisclosed sum, as part of two acquisition deals for the agency.

Thomson Reuters buys financial news site breakingviews


Prime Minister Hashim Thaci has confirmed that Kosovo would declare its independence from Serbia on Sunday, the day when the ``will of the citizens of Kosovo'' would be implemented.


Total US money market mutual fund assets rose $1.71 billion to $2.596 trillion for the week that ended Wednesday, according to the Investment Company Institute.

Money market fund assets rose to $2.596 trillion


Fiorentina goalkeeper Sebastien Frey has heaped his praise on Inter duo Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Julio Cesar after the Nerazzurri emerged victorious against Cesare Prandelli's men on Sunday night.

Fiorentina's Sebastien Frey praises Zlatan Ibrahimovic & Julio Cesar


A Stockport bank has been robbed at gunpoint for the second time in five days.

Stockport bank robbed for second time in five days


LOS ANGELES ― Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger endorsed Sen. John McCain Thursday, the latest in a growing series of boosts for the Arizonan's campaign for the Republican presidential nomination.

Schwarzenegger endorses Sen. John McCain


A plea deal is in the works for a defendant in the 2009 Four Corners artifacts-trafficking case who has been fighting the charges for months, federal prosecutors said Thursday.

Plea deal in the works in 2009 Four Corners artifacts-trafficking case


If you need quick cash for an emergency or unexpected expenses, you can be approved for a payday loan in just 90 seconds at Payday Loan 90.

You can be approved for a payday loan in just 90 seconds


After trouble in paradise, Miley Cyrus and fiancé Liam Hemsworth have reportedly postponed their upcoming wedding.

Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth reportedly postpone their wedding


Ausie pole vaulter Steve Hooker takes gold at the world indoor championships, closing in on Sergey Bubka's 17-year-old world record.


Garfield County has received more federal funds through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act for the emergency food and shelter national board program.


Former Alaska poet laureate John Haines, 86, died peacefully Wednesday at Fairbanks Memorial Hospital with friends at his side.

Former Alaska poet laureate John Haines dies


A female matai or high chief on the island of Savaii in Samoa says rural women will vote for women to get into parliament.

Savaii high chief says women will vote for women


A new restaurant has opened in Porthleven, run by the owners of the award-winning ``pink pub'' of Perranuthnoe.


MINNIE Driver gave birth to a boy, Henry Story Driver, on Friday.


John Wall sets an NBA record for the Rookies vs. Sophomores game with 22 assists and takes home MVP honors while breaking out his dance moves.


Barbara Bachman was discharged Tuesday from the Mayo Clinic in Rochester.

Barbara Bachman discharged from Mayo Clinic


Hindus across Pakistan celebrated 'Raksha Bandhan' on Thursday, with prayers and events being organised at temples in cities like Hyderabad and Lahore to mark the festival that symbolises the special relationship between brothers and sisters.

Hindus in Pakistan celebrate Raksha Bandhan


``Good artists tend to be bad students and vice versa,'' Schjeldahl told the audience.

``Good artists tend to be bad students''


Heavily pregnant Dannii Minogue and her partner Kris Smith have moved into their new Australian home according to reports.

Dannii Minogue moves into new Australian home


Indians in Kenya are safe after the east African country witnessed riots following election results Sunday, said Minister of Overseas Indian Affairs Vayalar Ravi Tuesday.


Noel Gallagher likes reading bad reviews of other people's bands, as well as the insults his brother Liam aims at him in the music press.


A Palatka woman was critically injured in a one-vehicle collision at the intersection of US 17 and State Road 19 and was taken by helicopter to Shands Hospital Gainesville on Wednesday night.


A 56-year-old Merced man was convicted Friday on 14 counts of child molestation for sexually abusing his stepdaughter and step-granddaughter.

Merced man convicted on 14 counts of child molestation


The critically endangered Ganges river dolphin has been declared India's national aquatic animal, a government spokesperson said here Tuesday.

Ganges river dolphin declared national aquatic animal


The Pirates placed catcher Ryan Doumit on the 15-day disabled list after a CT scan revealed he has a fractured right wrist.


``At a time when our ANC is seriously debating expanding national ownership, Transnet is running amok with privatisation plans,'' Satawu general secretary Zenzo Mahlangu said in a statement.


Dubai has ranked second most targeted city for international retailers, according to a latest report by CB Richard Ellis.

Dubai second most targeted city for international retailers


Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy is convinced he can persuade Harry Redknapp to stay at White Hart Lane.

Tottenham chairman Levy convinced he can persuade Redknapp to stay


Maloof Sports and Entertainment releases an official statement on the decision to keep the NBA Kings in Sacramento.


A racial discrimination lawsuit filed against the state Attorney General's Office by a former employee has been reinstated by a state appeals court.

Discrimination lawsuit against attorney general's Office reinstated by appeals court


Velti plc, a leading mobile marketing and advertising technology provider, today announced that the underwriters of its previously announced follow-on public offering have exercised their over-allotment option and on June 30, served irrevocable notice of their intent to purchase an additional 1,474,275 ordinary shares, at the previously announced price to the public of $15.25 per share.

Velti announces underwriters exercise of over-allotment option


The Libertarian Party picked former Republican Rep. Bob Barr to be its presidential candidate after six rounds of balloting.

Libertarian party picks Barr as presidential candidate


A builder has donated a rare and valuable collection of more than 100 ancient artefacts found in Epsom and Ewell to Bourne Hall Museum, including a 3,000-year-old Bronze Age ceremonial spear head.

Builder donates collection of ancient artefacts


A 50-year-old man is in critical condition after being shot in the back during an attempted robbery.

Man shot in the back during attempted robbery


TRENTON, NC A Jones County man has been convicted of dog fighting and sentenced to at least two years in prison.

Jones County man convicted of dog fighting


Two Fort Campbell soldiers were killed in Afghanistan after their vehicle was struck by a roadside bomb and attacked by insurgents, military officials said yesterday.

Two Fort Campbell soldiers killed in Afghanistan


Tesco have announced that they will be launching a new digital music and ebook service under its Blinkbox brand later this year.

Tesco to launch new digital music service


Inter Milan striker Adriano was on Monday banned for three matches after television evidence was used to show he punched an opponent during the 1-0 victory over Sampdoria on Sunday.