Qatargas has launched a dedicated page on Qatarisation on its web portal with the objective of providing National job-seekers with all relevant information and the facility to apply online for existing vacancies.

Qatargas launches dedicated page on Qatarisation


A 19-year-old soldier was killed Thursday in a fall from a train.


Japanese corporate pessimism eased this month, in a sign that business sentiment may have bottomed out, two months after the devastating March 11th earthquake.


Federal officials say the rapper TI was released Thursday from an Atlanta halfway house after spending about 10 months in federal prison on a probation violation.

Rapper TI released from Atlanta halfway house


AN Amblecote store worker has been hailed a 'local hero' for her work to raise cash for guide dogs.


Robbers injured a jeweller on resistance and looted cash, jewellery and other valuables worth hundreds of thousands of rupees in four hits in the city on Monday.


It's official; the Supreme Court will hear the a challenge to the Affordable Care Act, President Obama's health care reform law.

Supreme Court to hear challenge to Affordable care Act


Killer Raoul Moat, who killed himself after a stand-off in Rothbury, was driven to the brink of madness by his belief that the police were out to get him, psychiatrists said.


Figures due out in a few weeks from the Government's Venture Investment Fund will show angel investment fell about 40% in the year to the end of June, newly-appointed Angel Association chairman Ray Thomson says.


Unisys Corporation announced today that it has commenced a public offering of 2,250,000 shares of mandatory convertible preferred stock.

Unisys Corporation announces public offering of 2,250,000 shares


A Babbar Khalsa International militant has been arrested from IGI airport with arms, ammunition and other incriminating material.

Babbar Khalsa International militant arrested at IGI airport


Tom practised his Thai boxing in the garden this morning, to the admiration of Siavash.


With a trough forming over south-west bay off Sri Lanka, heavy rains lashed Rameswaram and neighbouring areas in south Tamil Nadu throwing normal life out of gear.


The Cubs have re-signed pitcher Rodrigo Lopez, who filled in as a starter late in the season, as an insurance policy against injuries.


Texas Roadhouse in Murrells Inlet is going ``Boston Strong'' to hold a fundraiser benefiting the victims of the Boston Marathon bombing.

Texas Roadhouse in Murrells Inlet going ``Boston Strong'' with benefit


NEW YORK & SAN MATEO, Calif.---SolarCity®, a national leader in solar power system design, financing, installation, monitoring and related services, and Citi, the leading global financial services company, today announced a new fund to finance $40 million in residential solar projects in 2011.

SolarCity and Citi announce new fund for residential solar projects


By Jack Royston '' A HARROW stadium rock band has been chosen to support Bon Jovi at the O2 Arena.

HARROW band to support Bon Jovi at O2 Arena


News Corporation paid Elisabeth Murdoch almost $4m for running Shine, the production company behind TV shows including Merlin and MasterChef, in the year to the end of June.

News Corp paid Elisabeth Murdoch almost $4m for running Shine


The first-ever complete set of certified proof US $3 gold coins will be publicly displayed during the American Numismatic Association's National Money Show in Sacramento, California, March 17 -- 19, 2011.

Complete set of proof $3 gold coins to be displayed


BHISHO has ordered that payments of close to R1million to chiefs in the Eastern Cape House of Traditional Leaders be stopped immediately.


The World Economic Forum on Europe opened today in Brussels.


``We are more than overcrowded, we are about 50 percent over capacity,'' said LCAS program manager Rick Hammel.


DreamWorks Animation will lay off approximately 350 employees, about 15 percent of its full-time staff, CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg and CFO Lewis Coleman said Tuesday during the company's fourth-quarter earnings call.

DreamWorks Animation to lay off 350 employees


The second-seeded Hudson field hockey team lost a 4-3 overtime decision to third-seeded Shaker Heights in a Division I regional semifinal contest Oct. 27 at Kent State University's Murphy-Mellis Field.


At least three persons including an activist of Muttahida Qaumi Movement were killed in separate incidents in various parts of the metropolis on Friday.

Three persons killed in separate incidents


Washington, Feb 4 The US today said it is for the people of Iran to decide about regime change in their country and ruled out playing any role in this regard.

It's for iranians to decide about regime change:


LIBYAN leader Muammar Gaddafi sent a message to President Barack Obama, as NATO responded to criticism that it was not doing enough to help Libya's rebels.


A YOUNG Cairns couple will stand trial for arranging an abortion after a magistrate ruled there was sufficient evidence that a criminal offence had occurred.

Couple for trial after arranging abortion


All Chinese fishing boats have left the disputed Scarborough Shoal near Zambales province with the Philippines failing to ``confiscate'' fish harvested ``illegally,'' the Department of Foreign Affairs said on Saturday.


About one hundred hunters come together to take part in a driven hunt event at a US military training area in Hohenfels near Regensburg December 14, 2012 during the early morning hours.

About one hundred hunters come together to take part in a driven hunt event at the US military training area in Hohenfels


Chief Justice Renato Corona will be transferred to a regular room after spending two days inside The Medical City's Intensive Care Unit, his doctors said Thursday.

Corona to be transferred to regular room


After an absence of many years, Crystal Cruises is returning to Bruges and Amsterdam with a seven-day itinerary from London.

Crystal Cruises returns to Bruges and Amsterdam


EVANESCENCE performed its new single, ``What You Want'', live -- for the first time anywhere -- earlier tonight on MTV as part of the ``MTV First:

EVANESCENCE performs new single live on MTV;


The FBI is investigating a suspicious death aboard a cruise ship that sailed from Baltimore, the agency said Monday.

FBI investigating suspicious death aboard cruise ship


The debt owed to municipalities continues to climb daily, the SA Local Government Association said on Thursday.


St. Kitts and Nevis remains a top draw for sports tourism as numbers indicate another record setting year.

St Kitts-Nevis remains top draw for sports tourism


A Beckley man manipulated his elderly landlady into paying his bills, co-signing for a loan and giving him money, police said.

Beckley man manipulated elderly landlady, police say


Billionaire Jeff Greene will report spending nearly $6 million so far to try to earn the Democratic nomination for Senate.

Sen. candidate Greene reports spending $6 million


Mario Cipollini has questioned the strength and form of the Italian team for the world championships, suggesting that new Italian coach Paolo Bettini has opted to select riders he knows and trusts rather than riders who are on form.

Cipollini questions the strength of Italian team


Political consensus eluded the legislation moved by the ruling United Progressive Alliance to set up a National Investigative Agency --an omnibus agency to fight terror on the lines of US Federal Bureau of Investigation --with the main opposition Bharatiya Janata Party willing to extend only conditional support.

No political consensus on agency to fight terror


The Philippines may import Vietnamese and Thai rice in the first quarter of the year to ensure ample stocks should La nina-induced flooding and rains cut global grain production and spike prices, a senior agriculture official said today.

Phl may import rice in first quarter: official


The UK biofuel industry says it faces an uncertain future unless the government decides to continue with the lower level of fuel duty levied on biodiesel; the government plans to abolish the 20p/litre differential in April 2010.


In comments sent to the RFE/RL Headquarters in Prague, Armenian President Serzh Sarkisian says that Armenia will overcome the situation created in the country.

Serzh Sarkisian: ``Armenia shall overcome''


Flood waters have slowly started to recede along the Missouri River in eastern Nebraska, USA.

Flood waters slowly recede along the Missouri River


With the weather being a prime topic of conversation due to the unseasonal climate at the moment, this silver plated weather station from Solo is a most appropriate gift.


The Labor Department says the unemployment rate rose in 20 states and fell in 15.

Unemployment rises in 20 states, falls in 15


Kevin Federline has finally opened up about the health scares that have plagued him since he began filming Excess Baggage in Australia.

Kevin Federline opens up about health scare


Mumbai, Dec 16 The Indian rupee gained 74 paise to Rs 52.90 per US dollar in opening trade today after the Reserve Bank of India imposed restrictions on forward trading to check the slide of the domestic currency, which had tumbled to a record low of Rs 54.30 per dollar yesterday.

Rupee gains 74 paise against US dollar in opening trade


The City of Newburgh appointed a new city manager during a special meeting Wednesday at city hall.


New research into ageing processes, based on modern genetic techniques, confirms theoretical expectations about the correlation between reproduction and lifespan.

New research confirms correlation between reproduction and lifespan


Ames officials are lifting restrictions on water use but say tap water still isn't safe to drink.

Ames officials to lift restrictions on water use


Congress leader Digvijay Singh today targeted CAG Vinod Rai suggesting he has a political agenda like one of his controversial predecessors TN Chaturvedi, who had given a report on Bofors issue and soon after joined the BJP.

Congress leader Digvijay Singh targets CAG Vinod Rai


French President Nicolas Sarkozy and his wife Carla Bruni's Taj Mahal visit has left tourists angry.

President Sarkozy Taj Mahal visit left tourists angry


Super Bowl Sunday is one of the biggest days for football fans but it's also the biggest day for pizza sales nationwide.

Super Bowl Sunday is biggest day for pizza sales


Amanda Bynes was denied a flight on a private jet this week after she didn't have the proper ID to get on board.

Amanda Bynes denied flight on private jet


Kyalami feature race highlights Neel Jani took victory in the feature race at Kyalami to put Switzerland into the A1GP championship standings.


An African Union summit has ended in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa with a compromise on moves to reform the organisation.


VirnetX has identified an additional developing specification in the 3GPP LTE, SAE project to which VirnetX's patents and patent applications are or may become essential.

VirnetX identifies additional specification for 3GPP LTE


With solid finances a main concern, the Livermore school board Tuesday backed its superintendent's recommendations and unanimously denied the Livermore Valley Charter School's renewal to operate, and also rejected a proposed charter high school expansion.

Livermore school board rejects Charter expansion


The US Postal Service could lose about $2 billion this year due to tough economic times, and it needs to change to meet the demands of the public, Postmaster General John Potter said Monday.

Postal Service is losing billions this year


Pakistan and China will work closely to address regional security and strategic issues, including ``intra-regional disputes and posturing of involved states,'' an apparent reference to a purported report which claimed that India is preparing for a two-front war with both.

Pak, China to work closely to address strategic issues


So to try and ease the pain we have scored a brand new promo clip for the return of The Walking Dead this February 10th.

New promo clip for the return of the Walking Dead


' Spokane police have served Planned Parenthood with a search warrant for an aborted fetus in hopes of proving a child rape case through the use of DNA.

Spokane police serve search warrant for fetus


The Madras High Court has issued a notice to the Tamil Nadu police over the violent clash between the police and lawyers inside the High Court premises on Thursday.

Madras High Court issues notice to Tamil Nadu police


Power outages are being reported in Las Cruces and El Paso as El Paso Electric is asking consumers to limit energy use, the Las Cruces Sun-News is reporting.


Shoaib Malik will replace Shahid Afridi in the second Test against Australia.

Shoaib Malik to replace Afridi in second Test


Australian troops have been killed in an ``insider attack'' in southern Afghanistan, the Australian Defence Force has confirmed.


Vivienne Westwood, the British designer known for her eccentric fashion, dedicated her latest menswear collection to Bradley Manning, an American soldier currently on trial in the US for leaking classified material to the website WikiLeaks.

Vivienne Westwood dedicates latest menswear collection to Bradley Manning, US soldier on trial


Hearts came from behind twice before snatching a late winner to beat St Mirren 3-2 in the Scottish Premier League on Saturday.


PUNK rock well and truly hits Morecambe this weekend, with over 70 bands performing on three stages for the resort's annual Nice n Sleazy Festival.


A parolee accused of stealing a Honda sedan was arrested after a brief car chase and foot pursuit Tuesday afternoon, police reported.


China called for more cooperation with the United States in gender equality, green development and well-being of women, an official of China's biggest women's organization said here on Monday.

China calls for more cooperation with US in gender equality


A former church youth leader charged with dozens of child sex offences in NSW allegedly made a young boy hit his bare bottom with a cane.


Rangers have today appointed administrators Duff and Phelps after a court battle with Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs.


British singer Elton John left hospital on Thursday after being treated for a serious case of ecoli bacterial infection and influenza that forced him to cancel a string of concerts, his representative said on Thursday.


The father of the ``Boston bombing suspects'' has accused the FBI of massacre and setting up his sons.

Father of 'Boston suspects' accuses FBI of set up


Legendary golfer Seve Ballesteros says he will overcome his brain tumour like he overcame difficulties on the golf course.


US Farms, Inc. today announced that it has become a registered seller with Amazon.com.

US Farms, Inc. becomes registered seller with Amazon.com


Angelina Jolie has finally confirmed that she and Brad Pitt are expecting twins.

Angelina Jolie confirms she is expecting twins


A North Providence skin salon must notify clients who were treated with recalled products from a Massachusetts company linked to a nationwide fungal meningitis outbreak, Health Department Director Michael Fine ordered Wednesday.

North Providence skin salon must notify clients treated with products linked to nationwide meningitis outbreak


Agoda., an online travel company specializing in discounted hotel bookings in Asia today announced a partnership with IHG, the world's largest hotel group by number of rooms.

Agoda announces partnership with intercontinental hotels group


Shine.com, the job portal and job fairs business from HT Media group company FireFly e-Ventures will be merged back into HT Media.


Angola on Friday vowed to beef up security measures at the African Nations Cup, after a deadly shooting attack on Togo's soccer squad en route.

Angola vows to beef up security for African Nations Cup


Any possible military action against Iran would only ``buy time'' and delay Tehran's nuclear program by about one to three years, US Defense Secretary Robert Gates said.

Military action on Iran would only 'buy time':


A former US Marine from Yolo County, who was court-martialed in 2007 for receiving child pornography, was sentenced to a prison term for failing to register as a sex offender, federal authorities in Sacramento announced Tuesday.

Former Marine sentenced for failing to register as sex offender


A SCAFFOLDING worker has been fined for smoking in his work van while on a break.

Worker fined for smoking in van on break


Secretary Clinton traveled to Budapest, Hungary, June 29, to participate in the dedication of the Lantos Institute.


Thai teen Ariya Jutanugarn leads in Hawaii Thai teen Ariya Jutanugarn shot an 8-under 64 on Wednesday at Ko Olina to take a one-stroke lead over Suzann Pettersen and Hee Kyung Seo after the first round of the LPGA Lotte Championship.


Beijing China is planning to boost its state-run Africa investment fund by two billion dollars, so as to help it's companies to take more business opportunities in Africa, mainly those left by Western investors leaving the continent, due to the international economic crisis, APA learns here Wednesday in Beijing.

China to boost the african investment fund with two billion dollars


Online brokerage TD Ameritrade Holding Corp. says it didn't lobby the federal government again in the second quarter, but still reported some expenses.


West Indies seamer Kemar Roach dedicated his eight wickets in the second Test against Australia to legendary fast bowler Malcolm Marshall, who would have been 54 on Wednesday.

Roach dedicates eight wickets to Marshall


ý Media conglomerate Viacom Inc. says its fourth-quarter profit fell 69 per cent as the recession hurt its overall growth and it reported $454-million in restructuring and other charges.


Britain's Queen Elizabeth II was hospitalized Sunday over an apparent stomach infection that has ailed her for days, a rare instance of ill health sidelining the long-reigning monarch.

Queen Elizabeth II hospitalized due to apparent stomach infection


A Vietnamese delegation is expected Thursday in Luanda, for a three days visit to Angola, meant for reinforcement of cooperation between the two countries.


Mobile communications giant 3 has announced that it is to increase mobile broadband speeds in the hope of increasing its share of customers within this increasingly competitive market.

3 to increase its mobile broadband speeds


American Idol finalist David Cook was hospitalized shortly after Tuesday night's performance episode -- and no, Simon Cowell wasn't to blame.


Newly acquired point guard Baron Davis claims that he is confident he'll be playing alongside forward Elton Brand this season, according to The Los Angeles Times.

Davis confident he'll playing with Brand


Chilli prices moved up by Rs 94 to Rs 6,890 per quintal in futures trade today, due to rising export demand in spot markets, amid lower arrivals from producing region.

Chilli moves up in futures trade on export demand


Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff vigorously defended Alberta's oilsands as ``a world leader'' Wednesday as Environment Minister Jim Prentice announced a trip to Washington for discussions, in part, on technology to clean up the industry.

Ignatieff defends oilsands as 'world leader'


20 Gentoo and King penguins have flown nearly 5,000 miles to Ski Dubai to become a new attraction at the indoor snow centre.


The news are flying fast and furious over the public option in health care reform, and let us remember, the devil is always in the details when it comes to the public option.

The devil is always in the details on the public option


After winning two of first three one day internationals at Mumbai and Vadodara, West Indies cricket team is eyeing to clinch ODI series against India when they play the fourth game at the Madhavrao Scindia Cricket Ground.

West Indies eyeing to clinch ODI series against India


Jersey's States should adopt an open voting system for all government positions - that is according to backbencher, Deputy Trevor Pitman.

'States should adopt open voting for all positions'


Michael Vick has filed for bankruptcy protection from his prison at the US Penitentiary in Leavenworth, Kan., where he is serving a 23-month prison sentence for federal dogfighting charges.


So the question is, what is there to do during those rainy summer days when you're stuck inside?


Fluoride, added to drinking water since 1962, is causing spots or streaks on the teeth of some kids, reports CBS News.


A 38-year-old man was arrested on Thursday for allegedly raping his daughter in Kalpetta district, police said.


BRIAN Duffy, the British photographer whose pictures captured the mood of the 'Swinging Sixties', has died aged 76, a statement on his website confirmed on Saturday.


Feb 3, 2012 - Connecticut Huskies head coach Jim Calhoun will take an indefinite medical leave of absence starting immediately, according to a release from UConn Athletics Communications.

Jim Calhoun taking indefinite medical leave of absence


The country fondly remembered former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi on her 27th death anniversary on Monday with President Pratibha Patil leading the nation in paying rich tributes to the departed leader.

Nation remembers 'iron lady' Indira Gandhi


Now that he's receiving positive feedback for his performance in Aanmai Thavarel, Dhruva is looking at the road ahead.


Bemis Co. today reported second quarter earnings of $49.7 million, or 47 cents per share, a slight improvement from the same period a year ago.

Bemis reports second quarter earnings of $49.7 million


Veterans in Central Minnesota are invited to attend a free legal clinic in St. Cloud.

Veterans invited to legal clinic in St. Cloud


A kitten went on a wild ride from Marin County to Santa Cruz inside the engine compartment of a van.

Kitten goes on wild ride in engine compartment


Four people were arrested in Leh for allegedly smuggling 90 kg of endangered caterpillar mushroom insect, used for making many Ayurvedic and Chinese medicines, worth over eight crores in the international market, police said.

Four arrested for smuggling endangered insect


Ligand Pharmaceuticals, a biotechnology company, and Neurogen, a drug development company, have amended their merger agreement to increase the merger consideration payable.

Ligand Pharmaceuticals and Neurogen amend merger agreement


Pacific Gas and Electric Company today presented the Contra Costa Community College District with a $7.9 million rebate check for solar panels installed at three different colleges.

PG&E presents Contra Costa Community College District with a $7.9 million rebate check


Bourne will celebrate its 125th birthday tomorrow as Cape Cod's youngest town - although it was once part of the Cape's oldest.


Never mind the OMGs and LOLs -- literary giant Margaret Atwood thinks the Internet is making us more literate.


There's a new online gold rush gathering momentum as pre-registration ramps up for the Internet's new .


A surfer rides the waves on Lake Ontario at the Scarborough Bluffs on March 31, 2012.


As New Zealand mulls whether or not to let him in, Australia has granted controversial former heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson a visa to visit next month.


Lance Armstrong is confident the ongoing federal investigation into alleged doping will go his way, the seven-times Tour de France champion said on Thursday.

Armstrong confident investigation will go his way


NORAD is tracking Santa all day and night as he travels around the world delivering presents.


Three youths have been charged with assaulting police in two separate incidents at the same King Street home.

Youths charged with assaulting police ...


A national badminton academy will be set up in Cheras here and it will function as a centre of excellence for the sport, Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Abdul Razak said.

Badminton academy to be set up in Cheras


FILM star Sharon Stone has lost custody of her eight-year-old son to her ex-husband, with a California judge ruling that the boy is better off with his father.


A new study by the University of Cincinnati shows one in seven strokes happen during sleeping hours.

Study shows one in seven strokes happens during sleep


On Thursday, May 15, First Data Corp. will release its first quarter financial results.


Palmeiras have been relegated to Série B for the second time in 10 years after Portuguesa drew 2-2 with Grêmio this evening.


US Republican presidential hopeful John McCain arrived in St. Paul, Minn. Wednesday, to rally the Republicans at their national convention here.

McCain arrives in St. Paul to rally Republican convention


Toronto Blue Jays were beaten by the Atlanta Braves 6-7 at Rogers Centre in Toronto Ontario on Tuesday, May 28 in Game 2 of their two match series of the 2013 Major League Baseball regular season.

Toronto Blue Jays beaten by Atlanta Braves 6-7 --


In light of the growing levels of unemployment, the government has announced that statutory redundancy pay will increase from £350 to £380 a week.


The most recent report says the SEC is questioning Tennessee about an October recruiting trip to St. Thomas Aquinas High School in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Kiffin was accompanied by recruiting intern Steve Rubio, a St. Thomas Aquinas graduate and former volunteer assistant coach.

SEC questioning Tennessee about October recruiting trip


Jimmy Wales, the founder of Wikipedia said Malaysia should ditch censorship which is a damper on economic growth.


WASHINGTON The Bush administration, acting to avert the potential for major financial turmoil, announced today that the federal government was taking control of mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

Government takes control of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac.


Results from a recent large study indicate that current or recent protease inhibitor use does not increase the risk of stroke or sudden death in people with HIV.

Current protease inhibitor use does not increase risk of stroke or sudden death


Rusmet reported that copper tubes and pipes supplies to Russia decreased by 1.8 times as compared with similar period of 2008.

Copper tubes and pipes supplies to Russia decrease


Sharper Image, the San Francisco retailer know for selling high-tech massage chairs and nose-hair groomers among other luxury products, has filed for bankruptcy, the company announced today.


Carnegie Mellon plans to open a branch campus in Rwanda next year, making it the first American university to do so in central Africa.

Carnegie Mellon to open branch campus in Rwanda


The dangerous offender hearing for a man who viciously beat a St. Albert resident and Edmonton Transit driver resumed this week.


Two men were burned in a farm accident near Yazoo City this afternoon.


A Windsor woman indicted by a Weld District Court Grand Jury for felony theft in a homebuilder mortgage scheme pled not guilty Wednesday morning in court.

Windsor woman indicted for theft pleads not guilty


Earlier this month, Dish Network bailed Blockbuster out of bankruptcy, when it won a bid to buy Blockbuster for $320.6 million.


On Monday, the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center announced that Finckel and his wife, the pianist Wu Han, are renewing their contract as co-artistic directors of the Society through 2019.

David Finckel & Wu Han renew at Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center


The much-anticipated Spice Girls musical ``Viva Forever'' will close June 29 after a disappointing six-month run in London.

Spice Girls musical ``Viva Forever'' to close


Maeve Higgins makes her return to The Dock this Thursday, January 14.


Jessica Simpson has denied a recent report by Star Magazine that she once hooked up with Tiger Woods.

Jessica Simpson denies hooking up with Tiger Woods


Jack LaLanne, the fitness guru who inspired television viewers to trim down, eat well and pump iron for decades before diet and exercise became a national obsession, died Sunday.


Browns GM Tom Heckert is recovering after undergoing heart surgery to repair blockage, Browns President Mike Holmgren revealed Monday via the Cleveland Plain-Dealer.


A 40-year-old dentist, who had been employed as a professor in a private institute in Ghaziabad, was found dead in mysterious circumstances in a hotel in Safdarjung Enclave area of south Delhi this morning.


The Presidential Inaugural Committee announced Thursday that, for the first time, the entire length of the National Mall will be opened to the public on Inauguration Day.

Entire length of National Mall to be open on Inauguration day


Nick Cannon has been placed on a strict diet following his recent health problems.


Sonia Sotomayor pushed back vigorously Tuesday against Republican charges that she would bring bias and a liberal agenda to her seat as the first Hispanic woman on the Supreme Court, insisting repeatedly she would be impartial as GOP senators tried to undercut her with her own words from past speeches.


''Harry Potter'' star Rupert Grint admits he has a crush on British monarch Queen Elizabeth II.

Rupert Grint has crush on queen Elizabeth II.


The quickest way to pay down credit card debt is going to take persistence and commitment.

The quickest ways to pay down credit card debt


``Real Housewives of Beverly Hills'' star Lisa Vanderpump feels betrayed by Kyle Richards, a castmate she once counted among her closest friends.

Lisa Vanderpump betrayed by Kyle Richards


Vanguard Energy Corporation, Houston, has completed a $4,800,000 initial public offering.

Vanguard Energy completes initial public offering


British house prices fell less than expected in June and at their slowest annual rate in 11 months, the latest Halifax survey showed on Wednesday, but the mortgage lender cautioned prices would stay volatile this year.


Iran has released three Belgians, who were arrested two months ago for illegally entering a prohibited area and gathering information, local media reported Wednesday.


'No danger' of Adelaide running out of water over the next 12 months.

'No danger' Adelaide will run out of water


The Agriculture Committee advanced a bill Monday to the full Nebraska Legislature recommending that the state fair be moved from Lincoln to Grand Island by 2010.


The Karachi police in their drive against criminals, arrested 24 accused from various parts of the metropolis during the last 24 hours.

Police arrest 24 accused during last 24 hours


Infosys co-founder K Dinesh and board director TV Mohandas Pai have resigned from the IT bellwether in pursuit of their future endeavours, the company said on Friday.

Infosys co-founder K Dinesh, board director Mohandas Pai resign


Jade Goody's widower Jack Tweed is facing jail over an assault on a taxi driver.


After months of his church being in the media over controversial claims, Bishop Paul Verryn has been suspended.


Scott Stallings shot a 4-under 68 in the final round on Sunday to win the True South Classic at Annandale Golf Club.


I'd venture to say that most people do not really know what APR is and that's understandable since it isn't really covered in your basic Economics class in secondary school.


Sean Penn should be fed to crocodiles for saying Britain is ``colonialist, ludicrous and archaic'' over the Falkland Islands, Ben Fogle has said on Twitter, challenging the star to a public debate.

Sean Penn should be fed to crocodiles says Ben Fogle


The Sensex slipped further amid volatility due to F&O expiry today.


A store clerk was cut during a robbery this afternoon in a Lake Avenue store, Rochester police said.

Store clerk cut during robbery on Lake Avenue


Leif Garrett has pleaded not guilty in a felony drug possession case in Los Angeles.

Leif Garrett pleads not guilty in drug case


VIENNA The Opec on Monday raised its 2012 forecast for growth in global oil demand, but warned of ``a great amount of uncertainty'' amid economic instability, especially in the euro zone.

Opec raises 2012 forecast, but warns of uncertainty


The Gazette visited with him several hours before he officially retired on Tuesday morning.

National Guard leader Lee Simmons retires


Texas Instruments, the largest maker of analog semiconductors, forecast second-quarter earnings that may top some analysts' estimates as customers stock up on electronic parts ahead of a projected rise in demand.

Texas Instruments forecasts earnings that may top estimates


Pleasant girls soccer team fell 3-1 to Clear Creek Amana in an overtime shootout Tuesday evening at the East Lake Park Soccer Complex.


Electricity wires of the main supply line at the site of construction of the overbridge in Sector 17 that are lying scattered around are posing a threat to people's safety.

Electricity wires pose threat to people's safety


France will lend 600 million euros to Jordan for development projects, the Jordanian state news agency said.

France to lend 600 million euros for Jordan projects


This summer, the Tabard Theatre stage comes alive with the witty lyrics and joyful music of Gilbert and Sullivan in a brand new production of the supernatural comic opera Ruddigore.


So-called 'honour killings' are an extreme symptom of discrimination against women, which - including other forms of domestic violence - is a plague that affects every country, the United Nations human rights chief says, calling on governments to tackle impunity for this crime.

'Honour killings' are an extreme symptom of discrimination against women


Young people in and from care who held public hearings last November will deliver a report to the Ontario Legislature today that includes a strong call for fundamental change to the existing child welfare system.

Young people in care call for fundamental changes to child welfare system


The Peruvian president faced protests by quake survivors as he toured one of the worst-hit areas.


Substantial US tight oil resources could reshape global energy geopolitics, three experts suggested at a Bipartisan Policy Center conference on the subject.

US tight oil could reshape energy geopolitics, experts suggest


After three years of delays, the town of Parishville has broken ground for a $1.5 million highway garage.

Parishville breaks ground for $1.5 million highway garage


Aquafil, a Bonazzi Group subsidiary that makes fibres for textile flooring, has raised €45 million in private equity funding from Hutton Collins.


After 10 years of discussion and a year of preparatory work, the joint city-county demolition team took down its first house on Thursday.


He arrived at Bass Pro Shops in East Peoria this weekend.


Paris Jackson's recent suicide attempt reportedly followed the revelation that she and older brother Prince do not have the same biological father.

Paris Jackson suicide attempt 'followed revelation about biological father'


A suspicious package in the 200 block of Chilverton prompted street closures and evacuations in the mainly residential area, one block north of Branciforte Middle School.


Vietnam blasted into the satellite age yesterday when a rocket launch from South America propelled its first orbiter into space, allowing it to beam home telecoms data and television signals.


One of the top up and coming forex brokers, ECMarkets is attracting traders in droves by offering enticing promotions that apply to all traders, whether you deposit tens of dollars or thousands of dollars.

Up and coming forex broker ECMarkets offers enticing promotions


Fitch Ratings has published a special report on Invitrogen Corp. that provides an in-depth analysis of the company's operational and financial characteristics.

Fitch publishes special report on Invitrogen Corp.


An elephant smuggling ring in north-east India suspected of selling the animals across the border has been smashed by police.


Chelsea manager Luiz Felipe Scolari has admitted he is heading into the unknown as he prepares his side to face Stoke City this weekend.


Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology, most patients who reported a history of anaphylaxis to penicillin can safely take cephalosporins.

Most patients with a history of anaphylaxis to penicillin can take cephalosporins


Shortly after 9to5Mac broke a story about an AT&T customer resorting to asking Tim Cook for help unlocking his iPhone, AT&T has decided to start unlocking iPhones for ``qualifying customers.''


AFTER A three-day trip to weigh up his options, Giovanni Trapattoni has settled on the town of Gdynia, near Gdansk as the Republic of Ireland's base for next summer's European Championships.

Trapattoni settles for the town of Gdynia


Apple has taken a stake in a UK chip design firm called Imagination Technologies Ltd. As CNET reports, Apple has acquired a 3.6% stake in the company - 8.2 million shares - for about $5 million.

Apple takes stake in UK chip design firm


Bolton Wanderers midfielder Fabrice Muamba has been confirmed as being in a stable condition by Sky News.

Fabrice Muamba confirmed as in stable condition


Nationwide has suggested that there is now a ``reasonable chance'' that house prices will end the year higher than where they started, as its July house price index records its third monthly rise.

House prices could end the year on a high


The Rev. Jesse Jackson plans to join an Occupy group in Ohio at a rally protesting the recent clearing out of Occupy camps in New York and other cities.


NEW YORK Michelle Obama and Jill Biden are scheduled to attend the World Series opener in St. Louis on Wednesday night to honor military veterans.

Michelle Obama to attend World Series opener


Canada's justice minister held a news conference Monday to toast the fact that a federal mega-trials bill received royal assent over the weekend.


Gold prices rose by Rs 75 to Rs 18,400 per ten grams in the national capital today on emergence of buying by stockists and jewellers for the ongoing marriage season amid a firming global trend.

Gold rises Rs 75 to Rs 18,400 on firm global trend


Mail and document-management company Pitney Bowes Inc. said Thursday it swung to a loss in the fourth quarter, hampered by restructuring and asset impairment charges related to cost-cutting initiatives announced in November.


The government-appointed chairman of the micro-lending Grameen Bank, Khondaker Muzammel Huq, has resigned, a Bangladeshi minister told local media on Thursday.


Actor Brad Renfro, a former child star in films such as The Client and Tom and Huck, died of an accidental overdose of heroin, the Los Angeles coroner's office said in a report on Friday.


No one was hurt in a fire that gutted an Auburn town home on Wednesday morning.


Kyrgyzstan ranks among 30 the most corrupt states worldwide, the information and analysis portal Georgia Online cited the survey outcomes held by Transparency International, an international organization addressing corruption.

Kyrgyzstan ranks among 30 most corrupt states worldwide


A street is decorated with red lanterns in Changsha, capital of central-south China's Hunan Province, Jan. 20, 2009, before the Chinese traditional Spring Festival, or lunar New Year, begins on Jan. 26.

Streets decorated with red lanterns in Changsha


The Penang government wants to reintroduce the barter trade system to diversify economic activities in the state as a step towards facing the global economic crisis.

Penang to reintroduce barter Trade to diversify economic activities


Manchester United captain Nemanja Vidic has conceded that he will reap the benefits of the upcoming international break.

Nemanja Vidic benefits from international break


Vistra has opened a new office in Mauritius to target the growing opportunities in the region and in particular in the African and Indian markets.


Hollywood beauty Sarah Thompson Kane, 30, is reportedly heading to Bollywood to act as hero Ranbir Kapoor's American girlfriend in the blockbuster drama ``Raajneeti''.

Hollywood's Sarah Thompson heading to Bollywood


Tony Smith says he is expecting Warrington to relish the trip to face St Helens on Saturday in the second Grand Final eliminator.

Tony Smith expects Warrington to relish the trip to face St Helens on Saturday


Sarah Taylor confirms that she is likely to play men's cricket for Sussex during the summer.


Kimco Realty Corporation today announced that it closed on a new $400 million unsecured term loan.

Kimco Realty closes $400 million unsecured term loan


GEA Group AG said it has successfully placed a three-year, 200 million euro bond on the back of 'very high' investor interest.

Gea Group says has successfully placed 200 million euro bond


British author, playwright and lawyer John Mortimer, best known for his courtroom creation Rumpole of the Bailey, died Friday of a prolonged illness.

John Mortimer, creator of Rumpole of the Bailey, dies


The quality of emergency medical care at the nation's hospitals varies widely - both individually and by state - according to a new HealthGrades study released today that, for the first time, examines mortality rates for patients entering hospitals through emergency departments.

HealthGrades study examines mortality rates for patients entering hospitals through emergency departments


Viz Media , the largest publisher, distributor and licensor of manga, graphic novels and anime in North America, unveiled plans for Neon Alley, a 24-hour anime channel featuring the world's best titles set to debut on game consoles this fall.


Philippine security forces have arrested three suspected militants from the Middle East for alleged involvement in a plot to bomb foreign embassies in the capital, officials said Thursday.

Philippines arrests three suspected militants from Middle East


Visa Inc. said Wednesday it plans to launch a new ``digital wallet'' in the fall that would allow consumers to pay for goods and services through their mobile phones.

Visa to launch new digital wallet in fall


A Vance-Granville Community College basketball player died after collapsing during a home game Saturday afternoon, according to college President Randy Parker.

Vance-Granville Community College basketball player dies


AJ McLean of Backstreet Boys fame has checked himself into rehab once again, according to TMZ.


A planet bigger than Earth, with four suns, has been discovered by an international team of amateur and professional astronomers.


For the second year, Aetna is sponsoring children's activities at the US Open and is determined to deliver twice the fun as part of its three-year sponsorship agreement with the USTA.

Aetna to sponsor children's activities at the Open


Schools, colleges, training providers and employers have formed a partnership to provide young people with more opportunities to study vocational qualifications alongside the normal school curriculum.


An Omani fell to his death from a height at the Jebel Akhdar mountain range, according to a Royal Oman Police press release on Sunday.

Omani falls to his death at Jebel Akhdar mountain range


FORT WORTH, TX Beginning at 1 pm on Monday, Red Cross client caseworkers will meet with affected families in Montague County at a Volunteer Organizations Active in Disaster Assistance Center located at the Montague Volunteer Fire Department, 1000 Grand St., Montague TX 76251.

American Red Cross caseworkers to meet with affected families


LAHORE, PAKISTAN // Pakistani police plan to arrest a hard line cleric accused by India in the Mumbai terror attacks on charges of raising funds for the banned group he leads, a senior officer said today.

Pakistan to arrest cleric accused in Mumbai attack


MySpace real-time search is now live on Google with the site stating in a blog post that it ``couldn't be more excited to be the first social networking platform to light up real-time integration with Google''.


The AFL has rejected a Gold Coast bid to loosen anti-poaching laws, setting the scene for a bidding war in the week after the 2010 season.

AFL rejects Gold Coast bid to loosen anti-poaching laws


BMW, the world's largest premium carmaker, is investing $270 million to expand its US operations, it said on Friday.

BMW invests $270 million to expand US operations


Communist Vietnam should free Catholics arrested for holding peaceful prayer vigils and hold police and others accountable for attacking parishioners, a US-based human rights group said.


A RESIDENT was treated for smoke inhalation after a microwave caught fire at a home in Bury St Edmunds.


Strong wind knocked down roof of residential house in Baku, According to APA, the incident took place at 29, Zarifa Aliyeva Street at about 16.30 on Wednesday.

Strong wind knocks down roof of residential house in Baku


OYO State Commissioner for Finance, Mr Zaccheus Adelabu, has disclosed that the present government, led by Senator Abiola Ajimobi, is out to challenge the status quo in ensuring rapid and sustainable development in the state.


Optus has started taking both consumer and business plan pre-orders for the new BlackBerry Z10.

Optus starts taking pre-orders for the BlackBerry Z10


Katie Price has revealed that she is backing Rylan Clark to win this year's X Factor.

Katie Price backs Rylan Clark to win the X Factor


Wilmington Mayor James M. Baker will meet with President Barack Obama on Friday to discuss the federal economic stimulus package signed into law this week.


``The groups have been meeting regularly to better coordinate our strategy on key policy issues,'' he said.

Groups meet 'to better coordinate' strategy


JCDecaux SA, the No.1 outdoor advertising company in Europe and in the Asia-Pacific region, and No.2 worldwide, has renewed ten street furniture contracts in the Ile-de-France region through a process of competitive tenders over the past few months.

JCDecaux renews ten street furniture contracts in the Ile-de-France region


After leaving their groups Dikakapa and Matsieng under controversial circumstances, the duo of Gongmaster and Ditiro are back again.


A majority of Americans in a new Washington Post-ABC News poll oppose the use of torture in terrorism investigations, backing Barack Obama's pledge that ``under my administration, the United States does not torture.''

Majority of Americans oppose the use of torture


Nearly 2,000 breast cancer cases every year in Britain can be attributed to night shift work, according to a new study.

2,000 breast cancer cases in Britain attributed to night shift work


Astra Mining Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of international diversified resources company Astra Resources PLC, has been converted to a proprietary limited company operating as Astra Mining Pty Ltd effective 1 December 2011.

Astra Mining converts to a proprietary limited company


Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati is playing dinner diplomacy card to become the Prime Minister Candidate of the newly formed Third Front, sources close to the BSP said.

Mayawati plays ``dinner diplomacy'' to become Prime Minister candidate


The TRA has reduced the amount of payments for the right to use a specific frequency or identifier, with effect from 1 January 2012.

TRA reduces payments for the right to use frequencies


Comedian Tracy Morgan apologized Friday after making homophobic comments during a June 3 show at Nashville's Ryan Auditorium.

Tracy Morgan apologizes for homophobic comments


US retail sales fell more than expected in June for a second straight month, the government said on Wednesday, underscoring concerns of slower growth in the world's largest economy.


A man by the name of Leicester Bryce Stovell claims to be the father of NBA superstar LeBron James.

Man claims to be the father of LeBron James


Thome gets second wind as Phillies top Orioles Jim Thome showed the Orioles that he's not done yet.


With China's National Day just one day away, countries across Latin America pledged Thursday to further deepen ties with China, one of their biggest trade partners.

Latin America pledges to deepen ties with China


Ghana midfielder Mohammed Abu looks set to join Danish club FC Nordsjaelland before the European transfer window shuts on Thursday.

Mohammed Abu is looking to join Danish club FC Nordsjaelland


The Canadian dollar fell against the US dollar and the yen during Wednesday's early trading despite a rise in oil prices.

Canadian dollar falls against US dollar and yen


Two self-professed witches have been detained in Romania on blackmail and extortion charges in a high-profile case involving a TV star and reportedly other public figures.

Two 'witches' detained in Romania on extortion charges


Wedbush research analysts began coverage for shares of Visa Inc. in a research note issued to investors on Thursday.

Wedbush analysts begin coverage on Visa Inc. (nyse: v)


Little Rock television station KATV is planning to erect a new broadcast tower in west Little Rock.

KATV planning new tower in west Little Rock


The last time Doug Harvey toured the Baseball Hall of Fame, he bought a ticket and walked around without anyone knowing who he was.


In the midst of an uproar over the sector's weak small business lending and its own alleged role in the financial crisis, Bank of America today struck back with a report on its role in the economic recovery that includes extending $758 billion in 2009.


Pop singer Michael Jackson has died after suffering a cardiac arrest at his home in Los Angeles.


A Palm Coast woman accused of hurling a snow globe at her roommate and then threatening him with a knife was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, according to a Flagler County Sheriff's arrest report.

Palm Coast woman accused of hurling snow globe at roommate


ON Semiconductor introduced the CAT3661 - a new one-channel Quad-Mode LED Driver for ultra low power LED applications such as portable handheld medical equipment.

ON Semiconductor introduces low power LED


A man is facing several charges in connection with a violent home invasion in west-end Toronto.

Man faces several charges after violent home invasion


The Ministry of the Interior has declared Friday April 6 and Monday April 9, 2012 as statutory Public Holidays.

Interior Ministry declares statutory Public Holidays


A luxury car worth around 170,000 Euros was burnt to a crisp today on the Bucharest-Pitesti motorway, according to motorway police.


A boil order was issued Friday for parts of Valley Mills after a drop in water pressure.

Boil order issued for parts of Valley Mills


Three men arrested last month on drug charges and for possessing stolen goods are now charged with burglary, Greenville police reported Wednesday.

Three men charged with possessing stolen goods


Sri Lanka may tap international lenders for $500m to fund post-war rebuilding following an IMF bailout that has boosted investor confidence in its finances, the central bank said yesterday.


The planned launches of 127 real estate projects out of a total of 479 projects in 11 cities in October were postponed to November, reports dfdaily.com, citing data released by soufun.com.

Launch of 127 real estate projects postponed


(BEIJING) China will double its number of science communicators to four million by 2020, according to the Chinese Association for Science and Technology.

China to double science communicators by 2020


Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin said she's not only staying involved in national politics, but she plans to jump back into the national scrum when she leaves office at the end of the month.


CANBERRA, Australia ― The US Geological Survey says a magnitude 6.2 earthquake has rattled the South Pacific island nation of Papua New Guinea.

Magnitude 6.2 earthquake rattles Papua New Guinea


campaign signs disappearing from people's yards.


A truck stop is being sued by a customer who tripped in the parking lot over a valve cover that was allegedly installed below the surface of the concrete.

Truck stop sued after customer trips in parking lot


At CES, Twitter CEO Dick Costolo revealed that 40% of all tweets come from mobile devices, demonstrating mobile's increasing importance to the social media company.


The trend for pay rises is still 'almost flat', with basic increases averaging just over 1.5 per cent, says a report.


Mumbai, May 10 The Hindi movie Badmaash Company director Parmeet Sethi talks about the film.


Asian stocks rose from a two-year low, led by China and Hong Kong shares on speculation the Chinese government will introduce measures to spur growth in the world's fastest expanding major economy.


A former Brooks teacher accused of having a sexual relationship with a former student entered a not guilty plea in court today.

Former Brooks teacher enters not guilty plea in court today


THE Government has written a national trade policy to make trade easier and eradicate poverty in the country.


The University of Rhode Island head football head coach Darren Rizzi has stepped down to take an assistant coaching position with the Miami Dolphins.

Uri head football head coach Darren Rizzi steps down


Film actor Gene Hackman slapped a homeless man after the homeless man called Hackman's wife a ``c--t'', according to police.


Over 1,000 men, women and children marched in downtown Phoenix Saturday morning to protest Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio.


A LUXURY pig sty with roof lights and insulation in Bourton-on-the-Water has been deemed by council planners as inappropriate for its surroundings.


Today, AT&T announced that it has expanded its 3G coverage in Central Florida.

AT&T expands 3G coverage in Central Florida


Former Czech president Václav Havel died on Sunday after a long battle with respiratory and heart problems.

Former Czech president Václav Havel dies


Chattem Inc., which makes health care products, toiletries, and dietary supplements, on Thursday boosted its 2008 profit guidance and offered an outlook for the 2009 fiscal year.


ABBA is to ``never'' perform on stage again, according to the BBC.


Greek police arrested a man for growing cannabis on a busy national highway, local media said on Friday.

Greek police arrest man for growing cannabis on busy highway


India corn futures extended gains for a fourth day on Thursday hitting fresh highs on some renewed export demand from Bangladesh and Sri Lanka and on continued buying by government agencies, analysts said.


A new report by Enterprise Ireland shows international students are generating almost €430m for the Irish economy annually -- but more must be done to capture a greater share of the market, according to the Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Innovation, Batt O'Keeffe TD.

International students generate €430m for Irish economy


A Bismarck man accused of two robberies will be held without bond on a prior terrorizing conviction.

Man accused of two robberies held without bond


Besides Tareq and Michaele Salahi showing up to the White House state dinner without an invitation, the Secret Service has released a statement that a third uninvited guest got into the White House state dinner for India's prime minister in November.


BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Four passengers are suing Southwest Airlines in federal court over flights by dozens of planes that missed inspections during a period of about six years.

Passengers sue Southwest Airlines over missed inspections...


``Quality of life'' report cards for every corner of England will allow the public to find the best place in the country to live when they are published next year.

Quality of life report cards for every corner of England


Facebook launched the 'Journalists on Facebook' page to help journalists use the social network as a reporting tool and better connect with their audience.


New US single-family home sales unexpectedly fell in June, but a sharp rise in prices and declining supply suggested the market for new houses was starting to stabilize, a government report showed on Tuesday.

New home sales fall in June, amid sharp rise in prices


BMO Capital Markets has launched a new YouTube Channel, with videos of key events and commentary from BMO Capital Markets experts.

BMO Capital Markets launches YouTube Channel


Renault is planning to invest EUR230m at its Sandouville plant in northern France and also plans to move the production of traffic model from Spain and the UK to the French facility.

Renault to invest EUR230m at Sandouville plant in France


``Miley and Liam are done; it's over. She likes to party really hard and can be pretty wild. It became a problem for him. They have broken up before, and are broken up again now. There was drama because she suspected he had a wandering eye. And she recently tweeted a denial that he cheated. While Miley has insisted they are still together, right now they are very, very much apart.''

Miley cyrus and Liam hemsworth have broken up


German thrash metal veterans Tankard posted the first studio report since, announcing the band's return to the studio earlier this month.


Senator Carr, who was human services minister, on Friday became the third minister to resign, behind cabinet ministers Martin Ferguson and Chris Bowen.

Kim Carr becomes third minister to resign


A Temple Hills man was sentenced to 11 years in prison after pleading guilty to distributing crack cocaine in the Fort Washington and Waldorf areas in 2009 and 2010.

Temple Hills man sentenced to 11 years for distributing crack cocaine


As many as 64 passengers had been rescued by the firemen and local police along with local people when a passenger bus caught fire suddenly at Jagatsinghpur on Saturday evening.

Passengers rescue after a bus caught fire in Jagatsinghpur


Three militants were killed in a US drone strike in the lawless North Waziristan tribal region in northwest Pakistan today, local residents said, the fourth such strike on terrorist hideouts in as many days.

Three killed in drone strike in Pakistan


State College police are investigating two stabbing incidents that occurred in State College.

State College police investigating two stabbing incidents


Coca-Cola has launched an integrated advertising campaign supporting Powerade Zero, as it looks to ramp up its presence in the sports drink market.

Coca-Cola launches integrated campaign for Powerade Zero


A Chuck E. Cheese employee who allegedly kept more than $1,000 from a money pouch lost at the children's restaurant was arrested Saturday and charged yesterday with theft of property, according to the Guam Police Department.


As one of the largest subscription video offerings on the Internet, MLB.TV has served one billion live video streams since its inception, 25% of which were delivered in 2010 alone.


A Centenary College student collapsed and died while jogging yesterday afternoon, according to a press release issued by town police today.

Centenary College student dies while jogging


The Portland area has lost 38,000 manufacturing jobs in the past 10 years, according to an analysis of the latest federal data.


Iscopia, a leading provider of on-demand assessment delivery technology for talent management, announced today the launch of AQS , a new service suite that includes a series of services designed to allow users to qualify all of their job applicants quickly, simply and economically.

Iscopia announces the launch of the AQS(tm) service suite


A policeman was shot dead yesterday when a training exercise went horribly wrong on an industrial estate in Manchester.


A woman killed her 14-month-old baby and then jumped to her death with the child in her arms from the 37th floor of her apartment in Hong Kong, police said yesterday.


Patrick Swayze, star of the movies Ghost and Dirty Dancing, was released from the hospital on Friday.


Britain said Tuesday it is sending military advisers to help organise Libyan rebels, even as western powers denied they could soon break their taboo against putting foreign boots on the ground.

19/04/2011britain sending military advisers to Libya


French Embassy here introduces biometry to deliver visas for Bangladeshi visa seekers from October 6.

France Embassy to introduce biometry visa from oct 6


A man suffered a broken jaw and lost five teeth when he was hit in the face with a rounders bat during an unprovoked attack in Hull.


A fire razes Yogya shopping center in the city of Bandung in West Java on Saturday, injuring three people and prompting local fire agency to deploy tens of fire trucks to the scene.


After one year's renovation, Singapore Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall reopened to the public on Saturday to commemorate the 100 anniversary of the 1911 Chinese Revolution to overthrow the Qing Dynasty.

Singapore Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall reopens to public


After 10 years of repeatedly meeting with civic politicians, provincial MLAs, various ministers of agriculture and the blueberry council, I've learned that not one of them has the balls to stand up to the blueberry industry and say ``no more.''

No one will stand up to blueberry industry


Despite the shocking transformation of her young face, Ali Lohan is still adamantly denying that she's had any plastic surgery.

Ali Lohan still denying plastic surgery --


In a swift victory for President Barack Obama, the Democratic-controlled House approved a historically huge $819 billion stimulus bill Wednesday night, filled with new spending and tax cuts at the core of the young administration's revival plan for the desperately ailing economy.

House approves $819 billion stimulus bill


Cayuga County has declared a State of Emergency and is restricting travel.

Cayuga County declares State of Emergency


A 50-year-old Canton Township man died in a motorcycle crash Thursday afternoon in Dexter Township, the Washtenaw County Sheriff's Department said.

Canton Township man dies in motorcycle crash in Dexter Township


Honda, Japan's second largest automaker, will raise the wages of its workers in China following a labor strike that occurred just this past week.


Manitoba has joined the growing list of Canadian provinces with record budget deficits.

Manitoba joins list of Canadian provinces with deficit


Ignis is soft launching a global technology fund at what it believes is an attractive time to buy into the sector.


Damir Dokić, the father of Australian tennis player Jelena Dokić, has been remanded in custody for 30 days, B92 understands from the municipal court in Ruma.


An Australian grandmother has given birth to naturally conceived triplets, hospital officials said today.


A Framingham man facing federal gun charges goes before a judge today to see if he will be released on bail.

Framingham man faces federal gun charges


Azerbaijan and the Crimea are expanding bilateral cooperation in tourism, Interfax Azerbaijan cites Crimean Minister for Resorts and Tourism Alexander Liyev.

Azerbaijan and Crimea to expand cooperation in tourism


A shortage of company doctors in the Netherlands is looming because few people are signing up to the profession, Nos television reports on Wednesday.


Swiss Re Ltd., the world's second- largest reinsurer, said Chief Executive Officer Stefan Lippe has decided to retire early and will step down next year.

Swiss Re says Chief Executive Officer Stefan Lippe to step down next year


Bangladesh received a record 937.91 million US dollars in remittances from the country's millions of expatriate workers in August, up 29.92 percent from a year earlier, a senior central bank official said on Sunday.

Bangladesh receives record remittances in August


A French star lawyer whose clients ranged from Panama's ex-dictator Manuel Noriega to former prime minister Dominique de Villepin was Sunday found dead near his private island in Brittany, sources and officials said.

French star lawyer found dead near his private island


NEAKO -- ``LVL 2 x 10`` (MP3) prod. by Kanye West & Neako from his forthcoming project, ``THE NUMBER 23''. After debuting the video Tuesday, we present the Audio Download links below and single artwork attached.

Neako -- ``LVL 2 x 10`` (MP3) prod. by Kanye West & Neako from forthcoming ``the NUMBER 23''


An Indiana man died Saturday after falling off a cliff at Starved Rock State Park and landing in the Illinois River.

Man dies after fall from cliff at Starved Rock State Park


The Ankara-based Bilkent Symphony Orchestra perform two Ramadan concerts will this week, welcoming the new concert season under the baton of its new musical director, Klaus Weise.

Bilkent Symphony orchestra performs Ramadan concerts


The Tbilisi airport administration has refuted reports of an emergency landing by an aircraft belonging to Kazakh SCAT Airlines from Aktau.

Tbilisi airport administration refutes reports of emergency landing from Aktau


The would-be suicide bomber is currently loose and anyone who has information regarding his location should contact the police.


Dominion Resources Inc. said Tuesday that delays in the regulatory approval process enforced it to cancel its deal to sell 970 million dollars in natural gas properties to Equitable Resources Inc.

Dominion cancel deal with Equitable Resources Inc.


Scream actor David Arquette has checked out of rehab a month after entering a facility for help with alcohol addiction and other issues.


The 76ers have decided to use the amnesty clause on Elton Brand and the $18M left on final year of his deal, league sources tell Y!

Philadelphia 76ers use amnesty clause on power forward Elton Brand


THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward Former cabinet minister Martin Cauchon is making a late entry into the already crowded federal Liberal leadership race.

Former cabinet minister Cauchon makes late entry into Liberal leadership race


``Because of the trial, the timing of this tribute to our brother would be too difficult for me,'' Janet Jackson said in a statement.


Patrick Swayze died Monday after an almost two-year battle with pancreatic cancer.


Triple H was recently ranked #20 by the Boston Phoenix in their annual 100 ``unsexiest men'' list.

Triple H ranked #20 in annual 'unsexiest men' list


In light of the recent bankruptcy of its parent company, VICORP Restaurants Inc., Village Inn in Altoona will remain open.

Despite bankruptcy of parent company, Village Inn in Altoona remains open


West Palm Beach Commissioner Bill Moss died of a heart attack, Mayor Jeri Muoio announced Friday morning.

West Palm Beach commissioner Bill Moss died of heart attack


A south Fargo neighborhood lost water service for about five hours Thursday after a fire hydrant gate valve broke.


Johnson/Corning Observer Joining thousands across the nation, Corning residents and church leaders recognized the 62nd National Day of Prayer on Thursday with a local ceremony held at Martini Plaza on Solano Street.

Corning residents recognize National Day of prayer


A 45-year-old man has been charged in the fatal beating of a south suburban woman in the Back of the Yards neighborhood Sunday evening.

Man charged with fatal beating of suburban woman


Dickey's Barbecue Pit, a family legacy that began in a one room location 70 years ago, opens its 200th location today, December 17th in Abilene.

Dickey's Barbecue Pit opens its 200th location today


Bayer AG, the pharma, nutrition and tech materials firm, announced Monday that it intends to delist its securities from the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange.

Bayer AG to delist from the London Stock Exchange


In a recent site poll, 66% of voters predict a Swansea City win at West Ham United.


Alexa Chung and Arctic Monkeys frontman Alex Turner have split up, it has been announced.

Alexa Chung, Arctic Monkeys' Alex Turner split up


Real Madrid striker Ruud van Nistelrooy has been ruled out for two months with a thigh injury.

Real Madrid striker van Nistelrooy ruled out two months


State officials are concerned that the wet Ohio spring will bring toxic algae problems back to Lake Erie.

Wet spring could bring toxic algae problems back to Lake Erie


The Humane Society of Missouri is offering tips to help keep pets safe during cold weather.

Humane Society offers tips to keep pets safe in the cold


Green Bay Packers outside linebacker Aaron Kampman played most of Sunday's loss at Tampa Bay with a concussion before leaving the game in the fourth quarter.


The National Bank has taken one of small-sized Ukrainian banks, Kyiv-based Stolytsia bank, into provisional administration, the NBU said.

NBU takes Stolytsia bank into provisional administration


Iraq executed 230 people from 2005 to 2009 and a further 1,200 have been sentenced to death, a government spokesman said on Tuesday.


Chief Libertine Pete Doherty has confirmed that The Libertines will be playing UK festival shows in 2010.


Martin Scorsese will be honoured with an Academy Fellowship at next month's BAFTA Film Awards.

Martin Scorsese to be honoured with BAFTA Fellowship


Illegally converted funds are transferred from Ukraine to the banks of Baltic countries, Cyprus, and Kyrgyzstan, the director of the State Tax Administration's department, Ihor Stelmakhovych, has said.

Illegally converted funds transferred from Ukraine to Baltic countries, Cyprus and Kyrgyzstan


The international donor partners will provide US$530 million to fund the short and medium term projects for electricity generation in Mozambique in response to a government request, the state-run Noticias newspaper reports on Tuesday.

Donors to provide u$530 million for electricity generation in Mozambique


Bihar CM and key NDA ally Nitish Kumar on Wednesday said legal action should be taken against Varun Gandhi for his hate speech after the Allahabad High Court dismissed BJP candidate's petition seeking quashing of an FIR filed against him in this connection.

Nitish says legal action should be taken against Varun


``We are happy with the cabinet reshuffle because we wanted to keep the railways ministry with us.

Trinamool Congress happy with keeping railways


The Pakistan Nuclear Regulatory Authority has assured that PAEC operated nuclear power plants meet the requirements of national nuclear regulations and do not pose any unwarranted radiation hazard to public or the environment.

PAEC operated nuclear plants do not pose any unwarranted radiation hazard:


To tap as many property owners, the corporation will start numbering properties in its area.

Corporation to start numbering the properties


The 2010 US Open fight video is one of the hottest videos circulating the Web right now.


MEGA, a recognized source for enterprise architecture, business process analysis, and governance, risk, and compliance solutions, announced today it has extended its global partners program to Eastern Europe and Russia by signing an agreement with BPM International, based in Budapest, Hungary.

MEGA extends partners program to Eastern Europe and Russia


Oil and gas firm Melrose Resources has reduced its 2008 net entitlement production guidance due to a series of delays.

Melrose Resources reduces production guidance


A Hopewell Valley Central High School teacher has been charged with simple assault for allegedly striking one of his students, township police said Friday.

Hopewell teacher charged with simple assault


The Buffalo Bills today announced that wide receiver Stevie Johnson has signed a contract extension with the team.


French President Nicolas Sarkozy on Tuesday called for the release of a young French academic arrested last week in Iran on a charge of spying.

Sarkozy calls for release of French academic in Iran


Your bras don't fit because you don't know what kind of breasts you have...until now.


US national team defender Jonathan Spector has been released by West Ham United, which will play second-division soccer in 2011-12 following its relegation from the English Premier League.

Jonathan Spector released by West Ham United


The Providence High School girls won the Indiana High School Athletic Association state soccer championship in Indianapolis on Saturday.

Providence High School girls win state soccer championship


Marijuana charges against the Heat's Udonis Haslem have been dropped, as reported by Ira Winderman at the South Florida Sun Sentinel.

Marijuana charges against Udonis Haslem dropped


Liberal MP Bob Rae was denied entry into Sri Lanka on Wednesday because of his outspoken views on the civil war.


Prince William has been secretly making phone calls to singer Joss Stone about the upcoming Princess Di memorial concert and apparently the two have struck up quite a friendship.

Prince William secretly calling Joss Stone


Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane has signed a new record deal with Universal Republic Records to release his debut album which will feature 1940s and '50s show tunes.

Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane signs record deal


A woman was arrested for allegedly throwing a dog out of a third-story window in San Francisco's Mission Dolores neighborhood on Sunday, police said Wednesday.

Woman arrested for throwing dog out window


Nearly 40% of Britons will stay at home this summer rather than take a holiday as families strive to balance household finances, a study has revealed.

Nearly 40% of Britons to stay at home during summer holidays


Whitney Houston is celebrating her 48th birthday on Tuesday, August 9.

Whitney Houston celebrates 48th birthday


The Romney/Ryan Presidential campaign says that award-winning, platinum-selling rocker Kid Rock will appear and introduce Congressman Paul Ryan at an upcoming rally near Detroit on Monday.

Kid Rock to introduce vice Pres. nominee Paul Ryan at rally


Two men from Carriere died in a car accident early Monday morning in Hancock County.


Emma Thompson has admitted that she thinks Audrey Hepburn 'couldn't act or sing', calling the actress 'fantastically twee'.


Early voting in the primary election kicks off at 10 am today in Minden, Stateline and Topaz Ranch Estates.


The popularity of Sevens in South Africa, as elsewhere in the world, has grown to the extent that all tickets at George have been sold out for the second day of the IRB sevens World Series tournament on Saturday.


Unlike other celebs who force themselves into gruelling exercise regime to maintain their curves, singer Beyonce Knowles feels sexier only when she's not really thin.

Beyonce Knowles feels sexier when she's not really thin


State Street Corporation, the world's leading provider of financial services to institutional investors, announced today that it has successfully converted 38 John Hancock retail funds worth approximately $15 billion in assets.

State Street successfully converts 38 John Hancock funds with $15 billion in assets


Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa, indicted by the Lokayukta report on illegal mining, today claimed that he had been accused ``unfairly'' despite his efforts to preserve natural resources in the state.


Two kittens were found dismembered outside a HDB flat in Yishun Ring Road on Sunday.

Two kittens found dismembered outside flat


Mahindra Satyam has announced it plans to collaborate with defence and security company Saab to develop its operations in India for the global defense and homeland security market.

Mahindra Satyam to collaborate with Saab


A mobile home was destroyed in an Friday afternoon fire near Marana.


Webber announced his retirement during a news conference, citing a knee injury that has plagued him for the better part of a decade.


Edwards died from complications of pneumonia late Wednesday at St. John's Health Center in Santa Monica, said publicist Gene Schwam.


Former 'Doctor Who' star David Tennant has become a father for the first time after fiancee Georgia Moffett gave birth to a baby girl, Olivia.


During a Monday appearance on ESPN 980's The Sports Fix, he expanded about what he knows about DC


A former Greenwich man has been sentenced to three years in prison for an investment scam.

Greenwich man sentenced in investment scam


The first Dutch nationals have been evacuated from Haiti to Curaçao.


China will spend US$1 billion to alleviate its worst drought in six decades -- a long dry spell in the world's largest wheat-growing region that threatens further jumps in the commodity's global price.

China to spend US$1 billion to alleviate drought


Controversial self-styled godman Nithyananda Swami, arrested on rape and other charges, was discharged from a hospital today, a day after he was admitted following complaints of ``severe chest pain''.


Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday that Israel will hold early general elections in four months time.


Acclaim Games today announced that The Chronicles of Spellborn has been launched in North America.

The Chronicles of Spellborn launches in North America


The leader of the Cuban Revolution, Fidel Castro, visited the National Aquarium of Cuba, in the capital, where he witnessed the underwater spectacle with dolphins, unique of its kind in the world.

Fidel Castro visited the National Aquarium of Cuba


Cuba's energy plans have been hit a blow by Repsol's announcement that they will stop looking for oil in the area after spending more than $100 million on an exploratory drill that hit a dry well.

Repsol stop looking for oil after hitting a dry well


Japan is expected to announce its first ban on rice sales in the wake of the Fukushima nuclear disaster after samples showed radioactive contamination well above legal limits, officials said Thursday, November 17, AFP reports.

Japan expected to announce ban on rice sales


OLYMPIC cycling champion Geraint Thomas was awarded his MBE by the Prince of Wales yesterday.

Olympic cycling star Geraint Thomas awarded MBE


James Pennebaker, chair of the psychology department, and John Daly, communications studies professor, will discuss the language of sustainability in an inaugural lecture titled ``Sustainability: What Does it Mean? What Does it Matter?''

Pennebaker, Daly to discuss language of sustainability at inaugural lecture


Retail chain WH Smith said today it remained cautious on trading prospects after seeing sales decline in the 10 weeks to November 7.


StarMetro is launching its new decentralized system soon, but bus riders won't be the only ones affected by the changes.

StarMetro to launch new decentralized system


Stone artists Noel and Christina Bennett will be opening their studio over the next couple of weekends as part of this year's Staffordshire Open Studios.


An Air Canada flight from Sydney to Vancouver has been forced to return to the Australian city after smoke was detected in the cabin.

Air Canada flight to Vancouver returns to australia after smoke detected


Star athlete Margo Dydek has suffered a heart attack while pregnant at the age of 37.

Pregnant Margo Dydek suffers heart attack


Clinton Cards said it has bought back 196 of the Birthdays stores it placed into administration only a month ago.


Security guards thwarted an attempted hijacking today on an EgyptAir flight from Istanbul to Cairo by overpowering a man who threatened crew with a knife, a security official for the airline said.

Guards thwart hijacking of flight from ...


Motorola, whose mobile phone division is unsurprisingly experiencing hard times, enters the scene at the 2008 Mobile World Congress with the W161, an entry-level candybar handset sporting a 128 x 128 pixel resolution monochrome display.


``Mumbai belongs to India. I am a Maharashtrian and proud to be a Maharashtrian, but I am also an Indian,'' said Tendulkar to a specific query at a media meet here on the eve of completing 20 years in international cricket.


ISLAMABAD, Jul 16: ``Globalization has weakened the democratic movement around the world and widened the gap between rich and poor countries,'' said Senator Mushahid Hussain Syed here Wednesday.

Globalization weakens democratic movement:


The IDF continues to pursue Syrian infiltrators into the Golan Heights, following yesterday's violent burst through the fence.

IDF continues to pursue Syrian infiltrators in Golan


The Broncos reportedly may be seeking a ``package'' deal that would include hiring Steve Spagnuolo as head coach and Tom Heckert as general manager.


Iran Monday did not rule out the expulsion of foreign diplomats following days of mass protests against alleged vote rigging in the June 12 presidential polls.

Iran does not rule out expulsion of diplomats over protests


Kolkata, April 22 ``Good sense has prevailed,'' quipped External Affairs Minister and Congress leader Pranab Mukherjee as he Wednesday welcomed Bharatiya Janata Party leader LK Advani's comment that the India-US civilian nuclear deal will not be scrapped if his party came to power.


What's a little contamination among friends, especially when it means millions of federal tax stimulus dollars being available to local governments and area developers?

What's a little contamination among friends?


A British man has admitted murdering two policewomen in a gun and grenade attack that shocked the country and sparked debate about whether its officers should be armed.


Hewlett-Packard said on Wednesday that it had reached an agreement to acquire 3Com, a provider of computer network equipment, for $2.7 billion in a deal that HP plans as a springboard for an assault on the market leader in networking, Cisco Systems.


Sheryl Crow will be performing live at the Chastain Park Amphitheater in Atlanta , Georgia on Saturday, May 3 at 8:00 pm.

Sheryl Crow to perform live at Chastain Park Amphitheater in


Montreal-based Cogeco Cable Inc. is increasing its quarterly dividend by two cents or 17 per cent to 14 cents a share.

Cogeco cable increases quarterly dividend by two cents to 14 cents per share


Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid on Wednesday said he was willing to make tweaks to the landmark healthcare reform law enacted earlier this year over united Republican opposition.

Sen. Harry Reid says willing to tweak healthcare law


Plastic pipe manufacturer JM Eagle is expanding production of solid-wall high-density polyethylene at two of its plants to meet demand in northern US and Canadian markets.

JM Eagle expands production at two plants


Betty Ford, the former first lady whose triumph over drug and alcohol addiction became a beacon of hope for addicts and the inspiration for her Betty Ford Centre in California, died aged 93, a family friend said on Friday night.

Former first lady Betty Ford dies aged 93


It is being reported that Jennifer Jason Leigh has filed for divorce from husband Noah Baumbach.


West Virginia running back Steve Slaton said Sunday he will skip his senior season and enter the NFL draft, according to school officials.

West Virginia's Slaton to enter NFL draft


Burma opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi vowed to focus on political prisoners still in jail and did not ask for the lifting of international sanctions in her first meeting with diplomats, sources said Monday.


British Airways plunged into the red with a 375-million-pound loss in the past year, hit by high fuel costs and slumping demand and with no sign of immediate improvement in the downturn, the airline said on Friday.


Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar on Tuesday said there is no need to ban sugar exports as global prices of the sweetener are lower than the domestic rates, making outbound shipments unviable.


Nicole Richie is planning to have her two-year-old daughter as her bridesmaid when she weds Joel Madden later this year.

Nicole Richie plans to have daughter as her bridesmaid


Saskatoon post-secondary students will benefit from 126 new licensed child-care spaces destined for the city.


The chief executive for the Foundation for Social Welfare Services, Joe Gerada, has urged professionals not to shirk from reporting child abuse cases, because the safety of children comes before confidentiality.

Professionals 'must not shirk from reporting child abuse cases'


A British rugby league player has become the first athlete in the world to be suspended for using human growth hormone.

First athlete in the world suspended for using human growth hormone


The Phoenix City Council has approved a plan to outsource food and beverage operations and maintenance at five of the city owned municipal golf courses.

Phoenix city Council approves outsourcing for municipal golf courses


A Malaysian man was shot dead at an entertainment centre in a hotel at Sungai Golok, southern Thailand early Sunday.


Queen Elizabeth II took to the River Thames in a steam launch Monday to watch red-suited boatmen carefully count all her swans

Queen watches as boatmen count her swans


A pedestrian was struck by a truck and killed on North US 441 late Tuesday night, according to Ocala police.


It could have been ``lights out'' for a dog that swallowed a row of Christmas fairy lights if a team of British vets had not performed life-saving surgery on him.


``Lord of the Rings'' filmmaker Peter Jackson has been made a knight - a real one - accepting the honor Wednesday in his native New Zealand on behalf of the thousands of people who helped make his movies.


Motorola Mobility, the US mobile phone maker being acquired by Google, narrowed it loss in the third quarter but failed to sell as many smartphones as some analysts expected.


Gloriana have offered their fans a free download of their new track, ``Soldier Song,'' in celebration of Independence Day and to honor all of the men and women serving in the military.

Gloriana offer free download of 'Soldier song'


Seven people were sent to the hospital after a deck collapse in southwest Atlanta on Sunday, May 27, 2012.

Seven sent to the hospital after deck collapses in southwest Atlanta


Victorian Deputy Opposition Leader Rob Hulls, known as his party's attack dog, is retiring from politics.


The number of converts in Brunei Darussalam has increased from year to year.


Gov. Bobby Jindal has vetoed a legislative-backed cigarette tax renewal.


Oahu's veteran community is about to receive help on wheels as a new Mobile Vet Center hits the streets in a few months.

Veterans community to receive help on wheels


Wellington Police are investigating a further indecent assault which occurred in the Eastern Suburbs earlier this afternoon.

Wellington Police investigating further indecent assault


Former ``Dawson's Creek'' star, James Van Der Beek, has filed for divorce from actress, Heather McComb, citing the ubiquitous ``irreconcilable differences.''

``Dawson's Creek'' actor James Van Der Beek files for divorce


Japanese electronics firm Sharp Corp. and design firm Frog are jointly developing a new user interface 'Feel UX' for smartphones that will feature large icons and a simplistic design.

Sharp develops new interface for smartphones


Trend Micro Inc. today announced the fourth annual ``What's Your Story?'' video contest in Canada and the United States.

Trend Micro's fourth annual 'What's Your Story?' video contest


REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton - US stock index futures pointed to a higher open for Wall Street on Thursday, building on gains from the previous session, when shares were boosted by upbeat economic data.

Futures point to higher open for Wall Street


Turkish President Abdullah Gul and top judge Hasan Gercheker called Tuesday on authorities to reveal the perpetrators behind the sex tape scandal that has caused numerous high-level officials from the nationalist opposition party to step down.

Gul calls to reveal perpetrators behind sex tape scandal


A recent story published in the journal Nature Geoscience has revealed that remains of an old continent were buried under the Indian Ocean floor.

Remains of old continent buried beneath Indian ocean


USA Network has picked up original series Royal Pains, starring Mark Feuerstein.


``For Thursday market, we feels nifty to cross 5,500 in early trade, as Indian market sentiment are good & FIIs are continuously pouring money in the market, also RIL Inds is near its support level & a bounce back cannot be ruled out. Nifty`s fresh targets are now 5,535 & 5,606, whereas on downside nifty has good support at 5,463 & 5,420,`` said the broking house Indira Securities.

Nifty has good support at 5,463 & 5,420:


US stocks surged in the last trading hour Thursday as investors hunted for bargain a day after Wall Street's worst session since the 1987 crash.


Former motorcycle champion Robert Dunlop died last night following a crash during a practice race in Northern Ireland.


Nissan and Chrysler have agreed to have Japan's No. 3 automaker supply cars to Chrysler for sale in South America starting next year, the companies said Friday.

Nissan to supply cars to Chrysler for sale in South America


Illinois is to receive nearly $100,000 in federal money to fight health care associated infections, or infections that some patients contract while in a hospital or outpatient clinic.

Illinois receiving $100,000 for health care infections


A second cruise ship line has agreed to buy lobsters from local suppliers when one of its ships visits Maine in September and October, US Rep. Chellie Pingree said Wednesday.


A Texas man declared innocent Tuesday after 30 years in prison had at least two chances to make parole and be set free -- if only he would admit he was a sex offender, APA reports quoting ``Associated Press''.

Texan declared innocent after 30 years in prison


A shoe thief was caught on camera after breaking into a store through a wall.


Star Magazine is reporting today that Chace Crawford, the Gossip Girl star, lost his virginity when he was 18 to Shauna Sand, the ex-wife of Lorenzo Lamas who is 14 years older than him.

Chace Crawford lost his virginity to Shauna Sand?


Jazz/NPR station WDUQ-FM launches its winter on-air membership campaign today.


The National Weather Service predicts that the Red River will crest at 19 feet Monday, one foot above minor flood stage.

National Weather Service predicts that Red river will crest at 19 feet on Monday


Our country's NDP leader is disappointed with the deal made in parliament, avoiding a summer election.

Country's NDP leader disappointed with deal made in parliament


The Russian economy risks hitting ``a dead end'' unless it sees rapid reform, President Dmitry Medvedev said on Monday, in his most damning assessment yet of the country's economic prospects.


Metro is investigating why one of its front-line union workers allegedly asked riders to sign a petition to get Metro to pay up in its ongoing pay dispute with the union.

Metro worker allegedly asked riders to sign petition


CHICAGO -Jake Peavy threw a bullpen session Wednesday but is still unsure if he will make start for the Chicago White Sox this season.


The Conservative budget was not a conservative budget at all, and was never intended to be.


A woman allegedly taught students with disabilities with a fake certificate for two years at a private rehabilitation center in Gölcük, Kocaeli province, the Anatolia news agency reported on Tuesday.


Todd Boulanger, the fashion-forward former lobbyist and Jack Abramoff crony who was indicted earlier this week for bribing government aides, has pleaded guilty, reports the Associated Press.


Former St. Louis Cardinals manager and New Athens native Whitey Herzog was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday afternoon.

Whitey Herzog inducted into Baseball Hall of Fame:


Minister of State for Railways R Velu informed the Lok Sabha that 3291 touts have been arrested by the Railway Protection Force under the provision of Section 143 of the Railways Act, 1989 during the last three years.

3291 touts arrested by Railway Protection Force in last three years


Secondary schools are failing around 400,000 children if the latest league tables are to be believed, with under 30 per cent of pupils getting five 'good' GCSEs and more than 50 per cent of schools sending most kids out into the world without decent qualifications.


A lawyer accused in the Banting murders and his brother, also a lawyer, are no longer allowed to practise law.

Lawyers accused of murder no longer allowed to practise law


It is being reported by a leading magazine that Dirty Dancing star Patrick Swayze has been diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer, a form of the disease that has left him with 5 weeks to live.

Patrick Swayze diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer


1 person died, other 21 got injured in road accidents registered on the territory of the country overnight, the press office of the Interior Ministry announced.

1 dies, 21 injured in road accidents overnight


Everton have announced three friendlies as part of their pre-season preparations for the new Premier League campaign.


The game publisher Natsume Inc. announced on Tuesday that it will release Bokujō Monogatari:


Stephen Colbert and Toby Keith remind us that there is a war on Christmas.


Nissan said it plans to return to the Detroit auto show in 2012 after a three-year absence.


US employment growth ground to a halt in June, with employers hiring the fewest number of workers in nine months, dampening hopes the economy was on the cusp of regaining momentum after stumbling in recent months.


The first overnight parking ban of the winter under the town's new trial rules has been declared for Monday night.


Two men are accused of shooting a Maxton man to death in September when he went to investigate a noise on the front porch of his home, authorities said.


Hayden Panettiere, the pint-sized actress best known for starring in Sci-fi series Heroes, is set to play jailed murderer Amanda Knox.


Alicia Keys has recorded a new song with Frank Ocean that could feature on her forthcoming new album 'Girl On Fire'.

Alicia Keys records song with Frank Ocean for new album 'Girl on Fire'


Japan won the women's football World Cup for the first time when they upset the United States 3-1 on penalties following a 2-2 draw after extra time.


Esurance, the direct-to-consumer personal car insurance company, is now offering renters coverage in Indiana.

Esurance now offering renters coverage in Indiana


Bluetooth headset manufacturer Plantronics has expanded its business in Africa.


Carolina Pro Bowl receiver Steve Smith was sent home from training camp yesterday after he punched teammate Ken Lucas during practice, causing the starting cornerback to be carted off the field holding an ice pack to his left eye.


Los Angeles has become the biggest city in the country to ban free plastic bags in grocery stores.

Los Angeles bans plastic bags in grocery stores


Los Angeles has elected its first Jewish mayor, Eric Garcetti, a three-term city councilman.

Los Angeles elects first Jewish mayor, Eric Garcetti


ALBERTO CONTADOR is in the Saxo Bank-SunGard team for next month's Tour de France -- even though his future remains uncertain.

Alberto Contador future remains uncertain


Progressive Socialist Party leader MP Walid Jumblatt told Al-Mustaqbal newspaper in an interview published on Thursday that he will visit Syria on Friday accompanied by Public Works and Transportation Minister Ghazi Aridi.


ICICI Prudential Life Insurance was awarded the 'Insurance Company of the Year Award 2011' for its overall leadership in the private life insurance market and the 'Company of the Year Award 2011 --

ICICI Prudential Life Insurance awarded 'Insurance company of the Year 2011'


The Audi R15 TDI, model year 2010 has won its race début at Le Castellet and in doing so has left a strong impression.


An unidentified dead body of a man was recovered from a rain drainage here the other day.


The latest economic data, including retail sales and payroll reports, combined with the credit crunch mean that the US economy is in a weak state and will take time to recover, the White House said on Wednesday Reuters reports.


Zac Efron and his ``Hair Spray'' co-star Michelle Pfeiffer will reunite on screen in Gary Marshall's ``Valentines Day'' spin off film, ``New Year's Eve.''

Zac Efron and Michelle Pfeiffer reuniting for 'New Year's Eve'


3 Austria has launched a mobile music store called the 3MusicStore, offering music downloads for PCs and mobile phones.


American author Harry Harrison, whose space-age spoofs delighted generations of science fiction fans, has died, a friend said.

Science fiction satirist Harry Harrison has died


Four Castleton State College students were injured Sunday when a deck collapsed at an off-campus gathering, said Enis Duling, the college's communications director.

Four Castleton State students injured in deck collapse


Oklahoma country music star Vince Gill will return to the first stage he ever played for a benefit concert next month.


But he doesn't want to be Bond, James Bond, he wants to play a villain.


Britain's Lloyds Banking Group PLC says it expects to report a profit this year as trading has so far been strong and provisions for bad assets are not as large as previously forecast.


Liam Adams, the brother of the Sinn Féin president, Gerry Adams, was extradited to Northern Ireland tonight.

Liam Adams extradited to Northern Ireland


ResCare Inc., which provides residential, training and support services to people with physical and mental disabilities, expects 2009 profit within Wall Street forecasts.

Rescare expects 2009 profit within forecasts


Meanwhile, police are also investigating a break and enter to a Dalhousie Street business.


Fiji's domestic airline Pacific Sun is drawing up a policy to take in more local pilots and set up a clear career path and progression plan for incoming pilots.

Pacific Sun draws up policy to take in more local pilots


Katherine Heigl has confirmed to Entertainment Weekly that she is officially leaving ``Grey's Anatomy.''

Katherine Heigl officially leaving ``Grey's Anatomy''


Belinda has said she fully expects to be the next housemate to be evicted from the Big Brother house this year.


During today's Question Time at the London Assembly the mayor finally admitted that the taxpayer may be lumbered with the costs of building the Cable Car between the Excel Centre and the O2.

Taxpayers may be lumbered with cost of the Cable Car


Veteran US actor James Whitmore died of lung cancer at his Malibu, California home aged 87, news reports said Saturday.

US actor James Whitmore dies of cancer at age 87


A mystery woman drove around Edmonton handing out $100 bills Tuesday in coffee shops.


New Delhi, Oct 23 Moth prices rose by Rs 200 per quintal in the wholesale pulses market today on increased buying by stockists following a pick up in demand.


Indian based IT companies are now looking forward towards a strong establishment in China, as this could be a tough task.

Indian it companies look forward for strong establishment in China


Sharks have killed a kite surfer off an Atlantic beach in a rare fatal attack in Florida waters.


Brunei Darussalam is unable to stop the import of ``dubious'' processed canned food products, as the Sultanate is bound by World Trade Organisation agreements and so forth.

Brunei unable to stop import of 'dubious' canned food


For the second time in just eight days, a toddler was found wandering alone near a busy state highway.

Another toddler found wandering around alone


Floodwaters have receded in both Scio and Turner though officials are keeping their eye on the weather.


Where was the Archdiocese during this fiasco?