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Breaking News	Mon, 08 Feb 2010

Obama Talk

Agency Climate Photos UN US

CBS News
Obama Proposes Agency on Climate Change
Federal Climate Service Would Coordinate with NOAA and Other Agencies on Study of Global Warming Font size Print E-mail Share 0 Comments President Barack Obama makes a statement at the United Nations... (photo: Creative Commons / Martin H.)

A kashmiri muslim walk in front of closed shops during a strike in Srinagar February 2, 2010. At least two dozen people were injured on Tuesday when Muslim demonstrators clashed with Indian forces in several parts of Kashmir during anti-India protests fuelled by the killing of a teenager by police on Sunday, witnesses and police said.

Case Discrimination Handshake Muslim Photos

CBS News
Muslim Wins Handshake Discrimination Case
Swedish Job Training Program Had Expelled Man Who Refused to Shake Hands with a Woman During Interview Font size Print E-mail Share 1 Comment (CBS/AP) Fast Facts Sweden Learn about the people, economy... (photo: WN / Imran Nissar)

Nokia

DNA India
Nokia to revamp key Salo phone plant in Finland
HELSINKI: Nokia said on Monday it would cut up to 285 staff at its key Salo plant as the world's top cellphone maker revamps... (photo: WN / Yolanda Leyba)
Company Finland Nokia Photos Smartphone

Australia's prime minister Kevin M. Rudd makes a point as he delivers his speech in the plenary of the UN Climate Summit in Copenhagen, Thursday, Dec. 17, 2009.

The Star
Support down for Australia's Rudd, CO2 scheme - poll
CANBERRA (Reuters) - Support for Australia's Prime Minister Kevin Rudd and his government's carbon emissions trading plan is slipping ahead of elections this year, but Rudd's Labor remains clearly... (photo: Creative Commons / Heribert Proepper)

Australia Canberra Emissions Photos Rudd

Hacking into the mind of the CRU climate change hacker

The Guardian
Hacking into the mind of the CRU climate change hacker
Analysis suggests the hacker was in east coast of America and operated over a number of days, but much remains unknown... (photo: WN / marzena)
Africa Climate Photos Tourism

Iceland Prime Minister asks European Union leaders not to link Icesave dispute with funds

Syracuse
Iceland Prime Minister asks European Union leaders not to link Icesave dispute with funds
(AP) - REYKJAVIK, Iceland - Icelandic Prime Minister Johanna Sigurdardottir has urged European Union leaders not to link the Icesave bank dispute to much-needed funding... (photo: EC / © European Union 2010)

EU Iceland Leaders Monetary Photos

The Daily Mail
Students at all-girl Cambridge college sent email asking them to be quieter when having sex
Students at an all-women Cambridge University college have agreed to be quieter when they have sex - after being asked to 'be discreet in their activities'. All 400... (photo: Creative Commons / stevecadman)
Education Photos Social Society Women

FC Barcelona player Eidur Gudjohnsen . jp1

The Daily Mail
Tottenham hot-shot Eidur Gudjohnsen sets sights on Aston Villa after joining Spurs with point to prove
Eidur Gudjohnsen hopes to prove against on Saturday that he made the right choice by joining and not . The Iceland international, who spent six years at , signed... (photo: AP / Bernat Armangue)

Football Monaco Photos Soccer Sport

Chart Magazine
Metallica Fan Was Murdered
The Virginia chief medical examiner's office has ruled that Metallica fan Morgan Harrington's death was a homicide. There's no information about how Harrington died yet.... (photo: WN / Aruna Gilbert)

Death Information Medical Photos Virginia

Nokia phone units display,SM mall of asia shoppers and costumers, activities and entertainment, products promotion, business establishment and life situation, Wednesday, May, 27, 2009

Canada Dot Com
Nokia cuts phone prices as market growth returns
HELSINKI (Reuters) - Nokia cut phone prices across its portfolio in late January, putting its cheapest smartphones on a collision course with mid-range phones from rivals... (photo: WN / james)

Growth Market Nokia Photos Prices

Politics

	Copenhagen accord a voluntary commitment, cannot be legalised: PM The Times of India
	PM backs IPCC, disappointed with Copenhagen (Lead) Samachaar
	Japan's whalers are at sea again, harvesting meat that few will eat The Independent

Business

	Zlatan Ibrahimovic unconcerned by goalless spell at Barcelona The Guardian
	Finnish PM inaugurates Nokia Siemens centre Deccan Herald
	Finnair hit by Q4 loss Houston Chronicle

Culture

	From Spyker to Saab, a Quest for Miracles Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
	DENR accused of violating laws over Mindoro mining clearance Inquirer
	Dumb blondes gags? The joke is on men who are simply running scared of sexy women The Daily Mail

Gossip

	Formula One boss Ecclestone in last-ditch bid to take the wheel of car maker Saab The Daily Mail
	It is time for the West to open its eyes to 'the true faith of Islam' The Daily Mail
	Palm Springs International Film Festival preview The Examiner

Sport

	Good start by Soderling Arab News
	Arvesen breaks collarbone Sky Sports
	Arsenal Attempted To Buy Stoke City Goalkeeper Thomas Sorensen In January - Report Goal

Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho wins Denmark's Sonning Music

Finnish composer Saariaho wins Sonning Music Prize

Top 10 European Championships Shocks

Rowling, Clijsters, Sweden's Crown Princess turned into Barb

Queen Victoria, please come to the Diary Room

Stray Rescue of St Louis: Video/shelter construction, APL Sp

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Yanukovich presses Ukraine rival to concede defeat

Oracle CEO Larry Ellison keynote. (vio1)

Larry Ellison gets 3rd crack at America's Cup

Lindsey Vonn, of the United States, smiles as she show her right thumb during a news conference at the World Alpine Ski Championships in Val d'Isere, France, Thursday, Feb. 12, 2009. American Lindsey Vonn, the worlds Super-G and downhill champion, is recovering from surgery on her right thumb. Vonn cut herself on a champagne bottle while celebrating her victory in the downhill on Monday.

Why Lindsey Vonn, the face of the Games, is keen not to fall flat on it

Feature: A decade of rise in thinking Joy Online
Letters: Parliamentary privilege The Independent
Israel's de facto veto power Arab News
Ukraine PM pressed to concede Arab News
Europe loses seat at top table The Guardian
Yanukovich, monitors, press Ukraine PM to concede The Star
Oil rises toward $72 on weaker dollar CNN
This Campaign Is Wet (and Wild) The New York Times
IRT presents the Going Solo Festival Featuring Three One-Act The Examiner
Mastodon Announce Spring Tour Spin
Dollar slips against the euro CNN
David Perry to Deliver Keynote at 2010 Festival of Games IGN Insider
Behind the Veil: Covering Iraq's Women in Hiding Columbia Journalism Review
Lesser know markets for travel writers The Examiner
Treasurys mixed ahead of auctions CNN
The Buzz: Gold and oil down. But not out? CNN
Becton Dickinson expands recall for catheter products becaus Star Tribune
Circulation at US magazines falls 2.2 percent in second half Star Tribune
Coca-Cola expected to report gain in fourth quarter as it la Star Tribune
CNNMoney.com Market Report CNN

David Morgan ICC President, left, looks at Dave Richardson, acting chief executive of International Cricket Council as he talks to the journalists, during a press conference of ICC Annual Conference in Dubai, United Arab Emirates,Thursday, July 3, 2008. The International Cricket Council has ruled that the forfeited test between Pakistan and England in 2006 due to a ball-tampering row will be changed from an English win to a draw.

Ball tampering issue closed - ICC

BALANGA BATAAN--President Glria Macapagal-Arroyo guesture as she diliverd her message after the Awardinmg Ceremonies. Friday.

GMA leaves year of horror, hope

Jehuda Hiss M.D, the director of the Israeli National Center of Forensic Medicine, poses at his Tel Aviv office, June 16, 2002

Israel admits to organ thefts

Law students journal finds place in ICJ Indian Express
Climate chief was told of false glacier claims before Copenh The Times
Pachauri was told of false glacier claims before Copenhagen Newstrack India
Myanmar journalist jailed for 13 years The Himalayan
Myanmar freelance journalist jailed for 13 years The Star
In search of Stieg Larsson BBC News
Should parents set up their own state schools? Discuss The Guardian
Thomas Sorensen slams Danish media after clear the air talks The Daily Mail
The Strange Case of the Nordic Detectives Wall Street Journal
Swine flu pandemic is yet another conspiracy �ro" Danish med Newsvine
The Science of Success: Hamish McRae on what works - and why The Independent
What works - and why: Hamish McRae on the Science of Success The Independent
Guantanamo 1, Obama 0 Wall Street Journal
Norway newspaper publishes Mohammed cartoons National Post
Burma journalist jailed for 20 years Asian Age
Iran's ex-prosecutor found responsible for prison deaths The Siasat Daily
Andrew Strauss hits boiling point as ball-tampering fury ove The Daily Mail
Copenhagen Hangover: RK Pachauri Under Attack From British M Newswing
"Susan Powell Social Media Blitz": It's gone viral! Read wha The Examiner
We'll drink to that The Boston Globe

Opening scene of Kylie Minogue's concert at Lokomotiv Stadium, Sofia, Bulgaria. Part of KYLIEX2008 tour.

What Do You Want?

Bangladesh's Mohammad Ashraful, right, looks on after playing a shot as Sri Lanka's captain Kumar Sangakkara, left, prepares to throw the ball during their first one-day international match of the tri-series against Sri Lanka in Dhaka, Bangladesh, Monday, Jan. 4, 2010. Bangladesh, India and Sri Lanka are competing in the one-day international tri-series that started Monday.

Sri Lanka Vs Bangladesh 1st ODI tri series - Channels, watch cricket live score, updates

President Barack Obama speaks to reporters in the Grand Foyer the White House in Washington, Wednesday, May 6, 2009, after his trilateral meeting with Afghanistan's President Hamid Karzai and Pakistan President Asif Ali Zadari.

Obama defends climate talks

Iceland dumps celebs from TV ads The Guardian
The half-time talk: football's final mystery The Guardian
Unknown UK crime writer Simon Beckett wows Europe The Times
How to watch Super Bowl abroad: places a local would know The Examiner
Morocco Olympic champion's children 'not abducted' BBC News
That demon is my favourite author National Post
Deals of the day -- mergers and acquisitions The Guardian
Station critical of Chavez goes dark The News & Observer
Iceland willing to talk over £3bn Icesave debt The Independent
Hit & Run: Golden Gowns The Independent
More U.S. troops, UN peacekeepers expected for Haiti The Oklahoman
When Fear Turns Graphic The New York Times
Time and Place: Alan Whicker The Times
Wyclef Jean defends his Haiti charity The News & Observer
Edie Falco: 'I started to live my life as Carmela!' The Guardian
Need to know: Weir outlook ... Dunelm growth ... Beiersdorf The Times
Need to know: UKFI ... Rok ... National Grid The Times
Now we're running out of grit: Councils forced to ration dwi The Daily Mail
Life in extreme cold around the world BBC News
England deny ball-tampering claim Kenya Broadcasting Corp

Brazil's Robinho, front, and Kaka

Why Brazil's football stars are coming home

President Barack Obama makes a statement in the Diplomatic Reception Room of the White House in Washington, Monday, Dec. 21, 2009.

Tea and no sympathy for the 'devil' Obama

European Economic Woes Threaten US Rebound

European Economic Woes Threaten US Rebound

Ribery weighs his options in Munich CBC
Experts forecast no risk of contagion from Greece Taipei Times
Tropico 3 Hands On IGN Insider
Nahas calls for turning Beirut into Arab broadcasters' cente Daily Star Lebanon
Stocks Down Sharply; Dow Back Below 10,000 CBS News
Delivering Bad News and Bearing It The New York Times
Franck Ribery: Thierry Henry Would Love To See Me At Barcelo Goal
Wartime before the Information Age Chicago Sun-Times
Toyota Resale Values Plummet amid Recalls CBS News
Franck Ribéry claims Bayern Munich cannot compete with Europ The Guardian
Ribery unsure of Bayern stay Sky Sports
Franck Ribery doubtful whether Bayern Munich can keep him - CNN
Franck Ribery doubtful whether Bayern can keep him Syracuse
Copiers: Gold Mines for Identity Theft CBS News
France Tackles National Identity Crisis CBS News
When Economic Reality Starts to Bite CBS News
Al Qaeda a Wounded but Dangerous Enemy CBS News
Iran detains 7 'spies' tied to US-funded radio station Infowars
No eurozone contagion risk from Greece: Fitch Business Report
French government seeks to boost national identity The News & Observer

Vampire Weekend

Swedish Music Fans Start to Steer Clear of Pirates

Nokia mobile phone units and gadgets, SM mall of asia shoppers and costumers, activities and entertainment, products promotion, business establishment and life situation, Wednesday, May, 27, 2009

Nokia Redraws Its Mobile Mapping Services

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AOL's UK boss stands down as thousands of jobs are lost

UN-Finnish project seeks to develop software to help maintai United Nations
Internet among Nobel Peace Prize nominees The Boston Globe
Britons are biggest online spenders in Europe The Independent
Knife Opera Streaming Online Chart Magazine
Business Highlights Houston Chronicle
Delivering Finland's web 'human right' BBC News
Analyst: Bandwidth in Swedish LTE Network Disappoints The New York Times
The Green Web Khaleej Times
Norway's Opera Software buys AdMarvel Business Journal
Opera Software acquires AdMarvel Business Journal
Norway’s Opera Software buys AdMarvel The Business Review
Wyclef Jean's tweeting for Haiti galvanizes Web Denver Post
Komplett to sell Irish web store Irish Times
Nokia to promote online platform Irish Times
Norwegian chooses Navtech Software for Class I & II EFB impl TravelDailyNews
Internet outlaws find "bulletproof" havens The Hindu
Opera Software CEO steps down LA Daily News
Sweden's Pirate Party battles Web laws Seattle Times
Tiger Woods shuts down Web site forum, one poster calls him The Examiner
Pirate Party pursues Web freedom Tulsa World

A no-passing sign is seen in front of the Nokia factory in Bochum, Germany, Thursday Jan. 17, 2008.

Nokia, Motorola win smartphone share; outlook dim

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Nokia, Motorola Boast Rising Smartphone Sales

Cellphone - Gadget

Maine to Consider Putting Warnings on Cellphones

Emerson provides Plantweb for ethanol pilot plant Processingtalk
Ericsson to cut 1 500 jobs as profit crashes Business Report
BASIC ministers underscore centrality of UNFCCC process in j Newstrack India
Ericsson to cut 1,500 more jobs Kenya Broadcasting Corp
BASIC bloc to inform U.N. of voluntary mitigation steps The Hindu
BASIC countries support Copenhagen Accord Deccan Chronicle
Wipro May Trim Telecom R&D in Finland The New York Times
Templeton Releases Closed-End Funds' Portfolio Allocation Up Syracuse
Embattled telecom gear makers head for shakeout The Guardian
India, Finland sign MoU on information exchange Newstrack India
Digital Care: Denmark Leads Way The New York Times
First formal step taken in wind-down process of GM's Swedish Star Tribune
Barack Obama not disclosing extraterrestrial presence is top The Examiner
30 ways to a better life The Guardian
Mad-as-hell Icelanders won't be taking it any more Irish Times
RP, Japan satisfied with Jpepas gains The Daily Tribune
Passages 2009: Notable lives lost this year USA Today
Think global, act local after Copenhagen The Guardian
Ericsson wins 3G contract in Norway The Guardian
Text of Copenhagen Accord climate change agreement The Examiner

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