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Dealing with Kolkata...
However, getting fresh air or having a scenic ride was not the first order of the day. Instead, I had a bird'seye view of what I will be having for the next three days.
Kolkata is famous for its crazy traffic, where humans, humandriven rickshaws, cars, motorbikes, bicycles, animals and any other moving creature on the planet share the same road. Traffic lights create more chaos and a...
Palin call sends comedians on a whirlwind media tour...
MONTREAL -- The Quebec comedians who punked Sarah Palin basked in the glow of the media spotlight yesterday as U.S. voters, pundits and people the world over buzzed about their crank call to the Republican vice-presidential nominee.
Marc-Antoine Audette and Sebastien Trudel were being courted by U.S. news networks following a phone call that took the Internet by storm, racking up scores ...
Brown leads tributes to F1 champion...
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ANC doesn't mind new party's name...
Last week the party lodged an urgent court application to stop the use of the name the SA National Convention, on the grounds that it might be confusingly similar to its own name and identity.
But, a statement said that the ANC could not stop the legal action, set down for Thursday, until it received an official letter from the organisation led at this stage by Mbhazima Shilowa, Terror Le...
Jay-Z's Def Jam Heir Kills Himself...
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The Onion plans wall-to-wall satire for election...
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Comments The Onion plans wall-to-wall satire for election November 2nd, 2008 @ 10:00pm
NEW YORK (AP) - Days before the January 2001 inauguration of President Bush, the Onion ran a story headlined: "Bush: `Our Long National Nightmare of Peace and Prosperity Is Finally Over.'"...
Our troubled political journey...
A known American political adage claims that there is an inherent tendency in the American body politic to hone in toward the center; whenever the pendulum shifts too far in one direction, the political cognoscenti insist, a reversal is inevitable. For the past eight years the policy and political discourse in this country has systematically shifted to the far right. It is time a balance is res...
Four Seasons Returns to Seattle...
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JERUSALEM - It took time, but Israeli police detectives have cracked one of the country's greatest crimes , the legendary heist of a priceless clock collection from a Jerusalem museum a quarter century ago.
The 1983 theft, the costliest in Israel's history, saw 106 timepieces worth millions of dollars disappear from the L.A. Mayer Museum for Islamic Art. Among them was a pocket watch ma...
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YIDDISH-REVIVAL/HEBREW Yiddish Revival Creates Rift With Hebrew ......
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News briefs: Adopt a family for the holidays with Community Solutions...
Would you like to make the holidays special for those less fortunate? Community Solutions' Holiday Giving Program provides children, families, and individuals in the community with food and gifts so that they can celebrate the holiday season with hope and joy.
The program is run by volunteers and relies on the generosity of local individuals and companies to serve more than 125 of the ne...
U2 Honors Grainge At MITs...
U2 was among the artists saluting Universal Music Group International chairman/CEO Lucian Grainge at the Music Industry Trust's Award ceremony at London’s Grosvenor House Hotel.
Universal-signed pop acts Mika and Take That performed at the ceremony tonight (Nov. 3), along with jazz-pop singer Jamie Cullum and indie-rock band Razorlight, which released its new album “Slipway F...
Conviction in Spy Case Over Cash-Filled Suitcase...
BUENOS AIRES - The diplomatic tangle between Venezuela , Argentina and the United States reached a new pitch on Monday when a jury in Miami convicted a wealthy Venezuelan businessman of acting as an "unregistered agent" of Venezuela on American soil.
The case, known in Latin America as "Suitecasegate," started last year with the discovery of a mysterious suitcase filled with $800,000 in c...