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Members of a Hong Kong police forensic team examine the tourist bus used in the hostage-hijacking on Aug. 23 by an ex-policeman at the auditorium at Camp Bagong Diwa in Taguig City, suburban Manila, Monday, Aug. 30, 2010.

Hostage Philippines Photos Rescue Wikipedia: Manila hostage crisis

Al Jazeera
Manila begins hostage crisis probe
Fri 3 Sep 2010
Authorities in the Philippines have begun a three-day inquiry into a botched hostage rescue operation in which eight Hong Kong tourists were killed in the capital, Manila. Leila de Lima, the... (photo: AP / Noel Celis)

International Mideast envoy Tony Blair gestures as he speaks during a press conference at the United Nations headquarters in Gaza City, Monday, June 15, 2009.

Intelligence Iraq Photos Tony Blair Wikipedia: Tony Blair

The Independent
Robert Fisk: Blair should take responsibility for Iraq. But he won't. He can't
Fri 3 Sep 2010
Has this wretched man learned nothing? On and on, it went during his BBC interview: "I would absolutely...","I definitely...", "I believed absolutely clearly...", "It was very, very clear that this... (photo: AP / Hatem Moussa)

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NZ Herald Fri 3 Sep 2010
Samsung, Toshiba roll out iPad rivals
By Simon Sturdee 10:45 AM Friday Sep 3, 2010 Share Email Print BERLIN - Competition to Apple's highly successful iPad hotted up yesterday, as Samsung and Toshiba unveiled rival tablet PCs that... (photo: Public Domain / Evan-amos)
Berlin Email Photos Print Wikipedia: Samsung

FILE - In this Jan. 8, 2010 file photo, Toyota Motor Corp.'s Prius is on display at the automaker's showroom in Tokyo. Toyota said on Thursday, Feb. 4, 2010 it has received 77 complaints in Japan over brake problems with its popular hybrid.

The New York Times Thu 2 Sep 2010
Toyota Feels Exchange-Rate Pinch as Rivals Gain
TOKYO — For all the turmoil over Toyota’s wave of recalls, the company, the world’s largest automaker, may face a bigger problem: the surging yen. With the yen at 15-year highs... (photo: AP / Koji Sasahara)
Automaker Currency Markets Photos Wikipedia: Toyota

In this image made Monday, Aug. 30, 2010 from China Central Television footage, North Korea's Kim Jong Il, left, walks with Chinese President Hu Jintao, right, when they met in Changchun, northeast China's Jilin province on Friday Aug. 27, 2010

Asia Times Thu 2 Sep 2010
China makes its North Korea move
Sep 3, 2010 Page 1 of 2... (photo: AP / CCTV via APTN)
China N Korea Photos US Wikipedia: ROKS Cheonan sinking

A visitor points with am umbrella at a poster of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, painted by North Korean defector Sun Moo, at the Korea War Museum in Seoul, South Korea, Tuesday, Aug. 31, 2010. The Obama administration expanded sanctions against North Korea on Monday by freezing assets of individuals, companies and organizations allegedly linked to support for Pyongyang's nuclear program.(AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon)

Star Tribune Thu 2 Sep 2010
China calls for compromises to reboot North Korea nuclear talks
BEIJING - China called Thursday for a compromise among the parties to talks aimed at disarming North Korea's nuclear program in order to get the negotiations back on... (photo: AP / Ahn Young-joon)
China NKorea Nuclear Photos Wikipedia: North Korea and weapons of mass destruction

Trees are uprooted as Typhoon Kompasu lashes the South Korean city of Chuncheon on Thursday, Sept. 2, 2010.

Khaleej Times Thu 2 Sep 2010
Typhoon suspends SKorean flights, kills 3
Typhoon Kompasu slammed into South Korea on Thursday, killing three people in what was called the strongest tropical storm to hit the Seoul area in 15 years. Powerful... (photo: AP / Yonhap, Lee Sang-hack)
Weather Photos S.Korea Typhoon Wikipedia: Typhoon Kompasu (2010)

TravelDailyNews Thu 2 Sep 2010
CEB gears for Beijing launch
The Philippines’ largest national flag carrier, Cebu Pacific (CEB) is set to launch its 16th international destination this September 5, 2010, with the... (photo: WN / Arturo Ubaub)
Airline Beijing Philippines Photos Transportation

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Malaya Thu 2 Sep 2010
Organic market seen to double by 2012
Lorem ipsum dolor sit --> BY PAUL ICAMINA MUNOZ, Nueva Ecija – There is money in organic produce, and it is huge. The global sales of certified organic products is... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
Market Organic Philippines Photos Wikipedia: Organic farming

Tourists look at some of the memorabilia at the Harriet Dean House in the Lincoln Home National Historic Site in Springfield, Illinois, USA as seen on this August 11, 2010 file photo.

The New York Times Wed 1 Sep 2010
At New Lincoln Center, Information Is Part of the Architecture
Elizabeth Diller would seem to have her hands full. Even as work winds down on its redesign of Lincoln Center, the architecture firm in which she is a partner, Diller... (photo: WN / Janice Sabnal)
Architecture Lincoln Museum Photos Wikipedia: Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum

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	Asian automakers post robust sales for August Gulf News
	Car sales surge in Asia, fall in Europe The Guardian
	Asia automakers post robust Aug sales, demand may slip The Guardian
	Panasonic blames Samsung for 3D TV price war The Times of India

Japan

	Federer beats the heat, Beck; Soderling looms The Himalayan
	Southeast Asia drinks sector sparkles Malaya
	Rare red pandas born in Winnipeg CBC
	Strong Yen Helps to Fuel Germany's Export Boom The New York Times
	Rivals avoid rorts in Japanese debate The Australian

China

	Kim Kardashian poses with nude men for magazine cover The Siasat Daily
	Obama to send advisors to discuss bilateral issues with China Zeenews
	Enjoying Chinese Food with a Peanut Allergy The Examiner
	Govt urges more efforts to stabilize vegetable supply China Daily
	Tragedy of rising food prices China Daily

File - MARSOC Marines take a knee in a wheat field in Suji as Afghan National Army Soldiers and Marine Special Operation Command Marines patrol through the village in Farah Prov., Bala Baluk District, Afghanistan, March 29.

American deaths in Afghanistan surpass highest annual record

President Barack Obama makes a statement on the economy, Monday, Aug. 30, 2010, in the Rose Garden of the White House in Washington.

Partnering with Obama

A U.S. Air Force F-16C Fighting Falcon leads a formation of F-15 Eagles and F-22 Raptors as they fly in formation over USS George Washington (CVN 73).

Testing North Korean Waters

US, SKorea to hold further naval drills Herald Tribune
Japan hopefuls share party, not policies The Boston Globe
Taliban facing 'financial crisis', general claims The Daily Telegraph
North Korea Takes Steps to Extend Dynastic Rule Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
U.S. denies `Cuban Five' prisoner swap The Miami Herald
North Korea Appears Ready to Extend Dynastic Rule The New York Times
Smoking two-year-old kicks habit The Daily Telegraph
Kazakhstan the home of the apple The Daily Telegraph
What American President would do THAT? Newsvine
US officials to visit China for talks Breitbart
Iraq: Bush's Major Foreign Policy SUCCESS? Newsvine
Too little, too late? Denied Vets get care for Agent Orange The Examiner
China calls for compromise on NKorea talks Herald Tribune
Party event to speed up succession of power in N. Korea+ Breitbart
EU's Ashton meets Chinese foreign minister Zeenews
The Twilight of the Bombs The Christian Science Monitor
Asylum seekers protest in Australia Al Jazeera
U.S. losing Latin America market share The Miami Herald
Viktor Bout & Thaksin in the Sky With Sirichoke? Scoop
I was a sucker for Princess Diana: Tony Blair The Siasat Daily

In this image made Monday, Aug. 30, 2010 from China Central Television footage, North Korea's Kim Jong Il, third from left, applauds with Chinese President Hu Jintao, at right, during a banquet held in Changchun, northeast China's Jilin province on Friday Aug. 27, 2010.

China, North Korea Tout Ties as Kim Exits

In this photo taken Wednesday, May 19, 2010, South Korean Navy's Rear Adm. Park Jung-soo talks in front of the wreckage of the naval vessel Cheonan, which was sunken on March 26 near the maritime border with North Korea, during a media briefing at the Second Fleet Command of Navy in Pyeongtaek, south of Seoul

Obama widens U.S. sanctions on North Korea

President Barack Obama turns to walk into the Oval Office after speaking to reporters outside the White House in Washington, Thursday, July 15, 2010.

Obama Expands Sanctions Against North Korea

North Korea leans on its major ally to dodge world's arms-tr Canada Dot Com
Asia stocks rise on slight improvement in US data Herald Tribune
Wanderlust: Donald Anderson, Country Head, Shell Lubricant, The Times of India
Pakistan: China's other North Korea Indian Express
Kia moves to change its image, hamsters and all Newsvine
NZ at top of IMF shock chart NZ Herald
AbitibiBowater Announces New Board of Directors for Restruct redOrbit
Ernst & Young reckons mining and metals deal making to accel Mineweb
Costco Wholesale's revenue at stores open at least a year cl Star Tribune
Asia stocks gain on brighter US manufacturing data Herald Tribune
NZ well-placed to handle economic shocks, says IMF NZ Herald
Arsenal Capital Partners' Portfolio Company Novolyte Technol redOrbit
Steel Import Permits Decrease 15 Percent August Import Marke Steelworks
NKorea Forges Trade Docs to Dodge Sanction: Report ABC News
North Korea dodging sanctions by changing company names, for Orlando Sentinel
Seven reasons to buy into South Korea Money Week
US says China aided aluminum firms The Boston Globe
Old G.M. Being Sold for Parts The New York Times
China Illegally Subsidized Aluminum Products, U.S. Rules The New York Times
A Look at the 50 Largest US Banks and Thrifts The New York Times

An aerial view of Japan's Monju prototype fast breeder nuclear reactor at Tsuruga, central Japan, in this August 31, 2004 photo.

The Burden of Nuclear Waste

South Koreans watch a TV program broadcasting a report about North Korea fired artillery off west coast, at Seoul train station in Seoul, South Korea, Monday, Aug. 9, 2010.

N Korea threatens nuclear war

President Barack Obama delivers remarks during a LGBT Pride Month event at the White House, Tuesday, June 22, 2010 in Washington.

Fidel Castro urges Obama to avoid nuclear war

If Iran, why not Britain? The Jordan Times
Q+A - What are the chances of renewed North Korea talks? The Star
US curbs to target North Korea elite Deccan Chronicle
New U.S. Sanctions Aim at North Korean Elite The New York Times
Why only North Korea may be ready for six-party talks The Christian Science Monitor
US slams N. Korean Office 39 for "illicit activity" Newstrack India
North Korea, China talk economy, nuclear arms San Fransisco Chronicle
S.Korea welcomes sanctions on North, offers flood aid The Star
US imposes new sanctions on DPRK: official China Daily
Barack Obama widens US sanctions on North Korea DNA India
North Korean Pair Viewed as Key to Secret Arms Trade Wall Street Journal
U.S. Sanctions Aim at N. Korean Elite The New York Times
FACTBOX - U.S. sanctions target shadowy N.Korea network The Star
Obama expands North Korea sanctions, striking at illicit ent The Christian Science Monitor
US widens sanctions on N Korea Irish Times
Obama widens sanctions on North Korea The Star
Why can't Britain abandon its nuclear arsenal? Khaleej Times
Nuclear Family The New York Times
North Korea threatens nuclear 'holy war' if attacked Zeenews
U.S. Analyst Is Indicted in Leak Case The New York Times

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HIV Discrimination Case Filed in China

Roger Clemens at Offutt

Clemens Heads to DC, This Time for Court

In this July 29, 2008 file photo, the dome of the Capitol in Washington is framed through summer foliage, in Washington. Two sitting U.S. senators _ neck-deep in the American political establishment _ are running for president as anti-Washington outsiders. Puzzling? Not if you're familiar with the classic Hollywood western _ the lone sheriff riding to the rescue of an outlaw-ridden frontier tow

Republicans' Turn to Say,' It's the Economy, Stupid'

Dale McFeatters: The freedom to travel and the need for caut The Providence Journal
Numbers that alarm Gulf News
Over 70 Countries Converge to Craft a Truly Global Congress Insurance Newsnet
American expat jailed for 'milkshake murder' to ask judge to Star Tribune
Editorial Roundup: Excerpts From Recent Editorials The State
At the Center of the Storm, but Still a Mystery The New York Times
Ind. scientist accused of stealing trade secrets Fresno Bee
US consumer confidence rise lifts stocks off lows The News & Observer
Grief counseling on rise for Calif. state workers Fresno Bee
New photos show Fidel Castro with US journalist Herald Tribune
Spain Breaks Up Male-Prostitute Trafficking Gang The New York Times
Drilling Begins in Chile Mine Rescue The New York Times
WikiLeaks Founder Questioned by Swedish Police The New York Times
In Rare Move, China Court to Hear H.I.V. Case The New York Times
A Million Women vs. Wal-Mart The New York Times
Clemens, in Court, Tells Judge: 'Not Guilty' The New York Times
Japan says too early to resume Korea nuclear talks Herald Tribune
US finding expected on Chinese aluminum exports Herald Tribune
Proposed Pot Farm on Countryside Angers Residents The New York Times
Drill Begins Hard Work of Drilling to Reach Miners The New York Times

Dwyane Wade of the Miami Heat

Lesson Learned, US Will Need More From Its Subs

In this July 12, 1989 file photo, French rider Laurent Fignon, foreground center, overall leader of the Tour de France cycling race, rides between American rider Greg LeMond, second left, and Belgium's Rudy Dhaenens, right, during the 11th stage near Blagnac, southwestern France. Former French two-time Tour de France winner Laurent Fignon says Friday June 12, 2009 he has cancer, is undergoing chemotherapy and does not rule out that his illness could be the result of doping during his years as a top cyclist.

Laurent Fignon, Tour De France Winner, Dies at 50

An instruction sign is seen inside a body scanner at Schiphol airport, Netherlands, Monday, Dec. 28, 2009.

Terrorist Ties Doubted in Amsterdam Arrests

Spare Times: For Children The New York Times
Typhoon Suspends SKorean Flights, Trains, Kills 4 The New York Times
Rangers 4, Royals 3 The New York Times
Twins 2, Tigers 1, 10 Innings, The New York Times
Burnett Bounces Back, Yankees Win 5th in a Row The New York Times
Reds 6, Brewers 1 The New York Times
Rays 2, Blue Jays 1 The New York Times
Yankees 4, Athletics 3 The New York Times
In Missouri, Card Playing for a Good Cause The New York Times
Cubs 5, Pirates 3 The New York Times
Suspected cyber attacks challenge U.S. security The Examiner
UN Opens First Office for South Sudan Referendum The New York Times
White Sox 6, Indians 4 The New York Times
Angry Over Prices, Protesters March in Mozambique The New York Times
Japan leadership battle launched for sixth premier in four y The Daily Telegraph
Pakistan military delegation stops America visit in protest The Daily Telegraph
Afghan bank chiefs removed over 'crony loans' fears The Daily Telegraph
Rose Water Adds a Subtle Kick The New York Times
Somalia: Roadside Bomb Kills 8 Civilians The New York Times
Quarter of senior Taliban killed by SAS in 'kill or capture' The Daily Telegraph

A Chinese paramilitary officer gives instructions to recruits on the use of their weapons in Shanghai, China, Monday, Jan, 8, 2007.

US Southeast Asia pose risks China clash

Hillary Clinton at the 2004 March for Women´s Lives. (js1)

Obama orders sanctions targeting North Korean elites

Green Tea - Health

The Billionaires Bankrolling the Tea Party

Manila in bus siege coffin mix-up Al Jazeera
Defense Secretary Gates in Afghanistan for talks with Karzai Star Tribune
St. Elizabeth Seton shrine draws thousands to Maryland town USA Today
Maritime group urges Indonesia to increase anti-piracy patro Star Tribune
LEAD: Japan, Caribbean nations agree to cooperate on climate Breitbart
Typhoon slams into South Korea, killing 3 and delaying fligh Star Tribune
Aloha, Kauai Boston Herald
Kyodo news summary-1-+ Breitbart
The State Worker: Schwarzenegger cabinet memo clamps down on Fresno Bee
Look Inside Country ETFs Wall Street Journal
Has the time come for travel to Cuba? USA Today
Advertising regulations extended to cover websites London Evening Standard
3 Congressmen May Face Further Inquiry The New York Times
Turners & Growers Serving Up New Zealand's Best Scoop
U.S.: China Unfairly Aided Aluminum Industry National Public Radio
Commerce Dept finds that China unfairly helped its aluminum Star Tribune
US finds China unfairly helped aluminum industry The News & Observer
English-Language "free-To-Play" Online Games Will Rake in $2 The New York Times
For Many, a New Job Means Lower Wages, Studies Find The New York Times
Shares claw back from falls to close flat NZ Herald

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