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FC Barcelona's coach Josep Guardiola, right, and Inter Milan's coach Jose Mourinho

Barcelona Copa del Rey Photos Real Madrid Wikipedia: 2011–12 Copa del Rey

Al Jazeera
Clash of the Copa del Rey giants
Real Madrid and Barcelona resume their historic rivalry on Wednesday when the two teams meet in the first leg of the quarter finals of the Spanish Cup. The scene is the Santiago Bernabeu before the... (photo: AP / Manu Fernandez)

buffaloes are grazing in the field - cattle - livestock - animals

Agriculture Disease Livestock Photos Wikipedia: Livestock branding

Seattle Times
Cattle branding comes under fire; icon of the West may fade away
SAN JOSE, Calif. - One of the West's most enduring symbols is fading like a red-hot branding iron cools to ashen gray. With concerns over disease and global trade trumping tradition, federal... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar)

View of Ksar Hallouf, Tunisia from above.

Al Jazeera
Tunisia tourism industry suffers big losses
Tunisia's tourism minister says his country has lost almost half of its tourist traffic from European since the revolution a year ago. More than a million people work in the... (photo: Creative Commons / Largoplazo)
Industry Photos Tourism Tunisia Wikipedia: Tourism in Tunisia

Libyan revolutionary fighters celebrate inside Sirte, Libya, Sunday, Oct. 9, 2011.

Al Jazeera
Factional fighting claims lives in Libya
" />" /> Clashes between rival groups in northwestern Libya have left at least two people dead and another 36 wounded, sources say. Fighters from the town of Gharyan and al-Asabia fired machine guns... (photo: AP / Bela Szandelszky)
Death Government Libya Photos Wikipedia: 2011 Libyan civil war

Guatemala's presidential candidate of the Patriotic Party Otto Perez Molina, shows his ink-stained thumb after casting his vote at a polling during the country's presidential elections in Guatemala City, Sunday, Sept. 11, 2011.

BBC News
New Guatemala President Otto Perez Molina takes office
The new president of Guatemala, Otto Perez Molina, has been sworn into office after his election victory in November. Mr Perez Molina - a former army general - has... (photo: AP / Moises Castillo)
Politics Election Guatemala Photos Wikipedia: Guatemalan general election, 2011

An individual is pointing to an Apple iMAc computer screen displaying Facebook homepage. The Facebook is a social networking service and website utilise by millions of people in the world.

Exopolitics
Facebook at 800 million users suppresses ET/UFO disclosure with cointelpro spying, censorship
by Alfred Lambremont Webre, JD, MEd With the premiere of a blockbuster movie The Social Network (Tagline: “You don't get to 500 million friends without making a few... (photo: WN / Priya Dashini)
Blockbuster Censorship Photos Users Wikipedia/Facebook

FILE - In this Sept. 2, 2009 file picture the Euro sculpture is see in front of the European Central Bank ECB in Frankfurt, central Germany.

The New York Times
A Long Bleak Winter
The European Central Bank’s cheap lending to euro-area banks may have briefly stabilized the financial markets. But the respite won’t last. The decision by... (photo: AP / Michael Probst, File)
Debt Crisis Europe Photos Wikipedia: European sovereign debt crisis Winter

Headlines C. America

	Fidel Castro writes again after long break Boston Herald
	Mexico ups swine flu screening as cases increase The Boston Globe
	The dark truth behind the man who claimed he had Bin Laden in his sights The Independent

Caribbean

	Scientists: Haiti, DR, brace for future big quakes The Guardian
	Probably the best beach in the world: A real slice of paradise in the beautiful Bahamas The Daily Mail

Travel

	Cuba tourism boom driven by Arab spring The Guardian
	Cuba says tourist arrivals rose 7.3 percent last year The Washington Post

Cubans in Havana watch fireworks from exile flotilla

Weather History: December 11: Record Temps, Storms, Snow, Wi

Weather History: December 11: Record Temps, Snow, Storms, Wi

Weather History: December 6: Record Temps, Snow, Storms, Tro

Weather History: December 6: Record Temps, Storms, Snow, Tro

Winter storm watch issued for central, northern Wisconsin

Republic Airways Names New Frontier CEO, President and Inter

US man helping in Haiti rebuilding is shot, robbed

Summary Box: WellPoint to revamp primary care pay

Rousseff won't meet with dissidents in trip to Cuba

Cuba: Tough prison terms for mahogany tree thefts

Use of Actors, Photoshop Not OK in Public Health Ads, Expert

Forensics workers survey the scene of a plane crash in Mexico City, Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2008. Interior Secretary Juan Camilo Mourino, one of Mexico's top pointmen in the war against drug trafficking, died when a government jet crashed Tuesday night into a Mexico City street, setting fire to dozens of vehicles and dealing crusading President Felipe Calderon a serious blow

Mexican gov’t: 47,000 murdered in drug war in last five years

Detainees attend a class provided by Joint Task Force (JTF) Guantanamo.

Guantanamo: Repository of US Confusion We Can Do Without

Chinese President Hu Jintao waves upon his arrival to meet French President Nicolas Sarkozy at the Elysee Palace in Paris, Thursday Nov. 4, 2010.

China's cultural front against the West

Romney pledges qualified support for Puerto Rican statehood The Los Angeles Times
Guatemala: Ex dictador to face genocide charges The Boston Globe
The GOP Presidential Debate in Jacksonville, Florida Real Clear Politics
Violence Sweeps Central America CounterPunch
How Puerto Rico's Governor Could Be Dark Horse for VP US News
Can animals be slaves? CNN
Race relations in Britain: How far have we really come? Al Jazeera
The Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA): The Corporat GlobalResearch
Selling War: "You Furnish the Pictures, and I'll Furnish th GlobalResearch
Fishing holidays: In pursuit of the wolf fish The Daily Telegraph
Draghi Points to Signs of Stress in Financial System The New York Times
Mayor’s ‘taco’ comment infuriates Latino residents The Columbus Dispatch
Fukushima: A Nuclear War without a War: The Unspoken Crisis Pakalert Press
What happened at Obama-no-show trial Pakalert Press
The End is the Beginning is the End Pakalert Press
Pakistan's unregulated drug industry Al Jazeera
'Progress' made in Greece debt talks Al Jazeera
Rancour as Gingrich and Romney spar in debate The Independent
Indonesia Shias under pressure Al Jazeera
Twitter to enable country-specific censorship Al Jazeera

Nissan Motors (rt1)

Nissan's new plant in Mexico to create 20,000 jobs

Man pleads not guilty in Ozaukee hit-and-run case

Man pleads not guilty in Ozaukee hit-and-run case

Brett Favre

Favre's brother receives gubernatorial pardon

Youth from Hopeworks 'N Camden assist in Mexico Business Journal
Mexico sees consensus building on IMF funds boost The Guardian
BNP Paribas Said to Be Selling $11 Billion of Loans The New York Times
FDA doubles testing samples for orange juice imports: what y The Examiner
A Top Central Banker Urges No Delay to Basel III The New York Times
How will babies named Jesus save the economy? CNN
Geithner Offers Upbeat U.S. Outlook, With European Caveat The New York Times
Texas Business Journals Roundup 1-27 The Business Review
Shares cap best run in a year Sydney Morning Herald
US to lease out Gulf of Mexico chunk for oil drilling Zeenews
Killing Iraqis Makes Us Safer - and Other SOTU Lies Scoop
Shares head for best run in a year Sydney Morning Herald
Pfizer sued in Puerto Rico over retirement plans STL Today
Puerto Rico workers sue Pfizer, charging drug maker's retire Orlando Sentinel
Investors fear mounting losses in Portugal as second rescue The Daily Telegraph
Puerto Rico workers sue Pfizer, saying drug maker's retireme Star Tribune
Immigrants, elderly make powerful economic team Tampabay.com
Conservative fantasies on the miracles of market Al Jazeera
Persian Gulf Option One: A False Flag Pakalert Press
Year of Dragon: Long May The Long Reign In China Pakalert Press

Haiti - A cholera infected girl rests on a hospital cot in Raboto, a slum area of Gonaives located in the Artibonite Region, where the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) is working to contain the cholera outbreak, 9 November, 2011.

Cholera in Haiti: From control to elimination

People cross a bridge to vote during Brazil's elections in the Rocinha slum in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Sunday, Oct. 29, 2006. Brazil's first working-class president held a commanding lead over his conservative rival ahead of Sunday's election, as voters appeared willing to overlook corruption scandals tarnishing his government and focus on its success at fighting poverty. (AP Photo/Silvia Izquierdo)

Counter-insurgency 'improves' Brazil's slums

Lebanese policemen, right, secure anti-Syrian regime protesters who they hold up Arabic placards read:"The crime of the regime in hour, arresting, kidnapping and killing, foreground, Yes for freedom Syria, yes for freedom Bahrain, yes for the revolution whenever it was," as they protest during a demonstration to show their support to the Syrian protesters, in Beirut, Lebanon, on Monday Aug. 15, 2011. Syrian troops besieged residential areas of two key cities Monday, firing on residents as they fled for safety and killing at least two people during broad military assaults to root out dissent against President Bashar Assad's autocratic regime, witnesses said. (AP Photo/Hussein Malla)

The case against military intervention in Syria

Iowa Lottery investigation layered in complexity Austin American Statesman
New Orleans celebrates anniversary of steamboat Austin American Statesman
Sleuths to face many layers in Iowa Lottery probe Austin American Statesman
Romney, Gingrich focus on Hispanic voters in Fla. Austin American Statesman
Celebrate Carnival in Mazatlán February 16-21, 2012 The Examiner
Philadelphia Union in partnership with Costa Rica club The Business Review
Dog About Town: Toasting the Seagoville Animal Shelter and m The Dallas Morning News
Lawyer withdraws $7.5 million dollar lottery claim Austin American Statesman
Mexico rolls out supercomputer Zeenews
¡Q’Viva! The Chosen premieres on television this weekend The Examiner
Republican rivals clash over immigration Al Jazeera
Mutinous PNG troops refuse to lay down arms Al Jazeera
Beautiful Dreamers: A New Exhibit at LACMA Highlighting Surr Vogue
Scientists: Haiti, DR may facing big quake period Austin American Statesman
Romney responds to Gingrich immigration shot Austin American Statesman
Palmdale fugitive back in US Austin American Statesman
The Court of Coppola Wall Street Journal
FACT CHECK: A 'period' out of place in GOP debate Austin American Statesman
Structural failure blamed for Rio collapse Al Jazeera
Arab League to take Syria peace plan to UN Al Jazeera

IA smoke trail of a missile test-fired by the Israeli army as seen from the central Israeli town of Yavne, Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2011. Israel successfully test-fired a missile capable of carrying a nuclear warhead and striking Iran, fanning the public debate over reports the country's top leaders are agitating for a military attack on Tehran's atomic facilities. (AP Photo/Ilan Assayag) ISRAEL OUT

Pushing Iran towards a nuclear bomb

This stylized depiction of the ITN is designed to show its (often convoluted) path through the solar system. The green ribbon represents one path from among the many that are mathematically possible along the surface of the darker green bounding tube

New Evidence Aliens Invading Our Solar System

A standard missile 3 is launched from USS Lake Erie (CG 70) April 26, 2007, during a joint Missile Defense Agency/U.S. Navy ballistic missile flight test over the Pacific Ocean. The test was designed to show the capability of the ship and its crew to con

Missile Defense: A New Arms Race Looms between Russia and America

Mexico says swine flu cases up this year, institutes screeni The Washington Post
Israel will indeed strike Iran in 2012 Pakalert Press
2 Mexican cops charged in killing of 2 students The Miami Herald
Ireland's forgotten heroes Irish Times
Decision Making under Capitalism and the Impossible Survival GlobalResearch
Fracked-off: Gas extraction 'causes quakes' Al Jazeera
Top Secret Places Governments Don’t Want You To Know About Pakalert Press
Whose Fuel Are You? Pakalert Press
Early Surge of Offense Helps U.S. Backups Win The New York Times
Cuba: Brazil Grants Visa to Blogger The New York Times
Red Bulls, Klinsmann, College Soccer: Answers to Readers&#82 The New York Times
Jack the Ripper's Identity Discovered via Forensic Evidence! The Examiner
Buffett’s secretary, young cancer survivor among State of th CNN
Guests sit with First Lady Obama during State of the Union A The Examiner
U.S. v. Jones: The Battle for the Fourth Amendment Continues Huffington Post
In Brazil, Fears of a Slide Back for Amazon Protection The New York Times
Latin America's New Left In Power GlobalResearch
The Most Popular National Universities US News
Space Shuttle Discovery headed to the Smithsonian Austin American Statesman
Expansion of the Panama Canal has knock-on effect for the en PhysOrg

In this March 24, 2011 aerial photo taken by a small unmanned drone and released by AIR PHOTO SERVICE, damaged Unit 3, left, and Unit 4 of the crippled Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant are seen in Okumamachi, Fukushima prefecture, northern Japan.

Collateral damage from Fukushima hits Europe

File - Policemen guard logs that were illegally cut from the Amazon rain forest in Tailandia, state of Para, Brazil, Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2008.

Saving the Amazon, From Forest Floor Up

Christiana Figueres, Executive Secretary of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), addresses the opening of the high-level segment of the COP17/CMP7 UN Climate Change Conference in Durban, South Africa, 6 December, 2011.

UN edges towards global climate fund

Why Climate Change Will Make You Love Big Government Huffington Post
Puerto Rico divided over energy future The Guardian
Powerful solar storm to engulf Earth Al Jazeera
Costa Rica: See volcanoes and a cloud forest on this road tr Daily Press
Halliburton Announces Fourth Quarter Earnings of $1.00 Per D Seeking Alpha
Rain forest, beach and wildlife make Costa Rica a natural pa Palm Beach Daily News
Skyquakes: Warnings From Earth’s Destabilizing Core Pakalert Press
Sun Drags Space Junk Out of Earth Orbit Pakalert Press
Sunday Slush, Thaw Next Week (why are so many TV meteorologi Star Tribune
How Humans Spread Both Ecological Disruption and Diversity The New York Times
Iran war could end life on earth Pakalert Press
Recycle greeting cards into a service project The Examiner
Sea temperature changes can forecast South American wildfire PhysOrg
New model finds climate change could expose North America, E PhysOrg
Abundant wildlife and different climatic zones in Costa Rica m&c
Failed Russian Mars probe hurtling towards earth is expected Pakalert Press
South Hills communities in recycling smackdown Pittsburgh Tribune Review
"Bottoming Out" (Jan. 12 is coldest day of winter...not hard Star Tribune
Chile's Mapuches blamed for forest fires Al Jazeera
Mining Ban: Good for the Grand Canyon, but Not for El Salvad Huffington Post

cocaine

Cocaine: The New Front Lines

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, right, welcomes his Venezuelan counterpart Hugo Chavez, during an official welcoming ceremony for him, in Tehran, Iran, Sunday, July 1, 2007. (dn1)

Iran's leader visits Venezuela amid tensions

Places to visit 2012

Places to visit 2012

NY lawyer's decision to withdraw multimillion lottery claim Star Tribune
Lawyer, 76, DROPS $10m lottery claim for mysterious trust af The Daily Mail
Lawyer withdraws mysterious claim on Iowa jackpot The Guardian
Iowa Lottery says NY lawyer has withdrawn mysterious claim o The Washington Post
Northwest Florida tourism off to a good start The Examiner
New comedy fest to feature head 'SNL' writer Seth Meyers... Austin American Statesman
Pirate Fishing Al Jazeera
As Myanmar opens, hoteliers see prospects Khaleej Times
If you love pizza, this is it The Miami Herald
Obama shouldn’t ignore the war next door The Miami Herald
Here's How The US And Brazil Could End Up Getting Dragged In Business Insider
Nissan to build $2 billion Mexico plant, sidestepping securi The State
New comedy festival to feature head 'SNL' writer Seth Meyers Austin American Statesman
Florida's personal injury protection (PIP) law under the mic The Examiner
Obama hits the road amid Republican attacks on state of the The Guardian
Romantic Escapes: Beautiful Costa Rica The Examiner
President Obama's state of the union speech: panel verdict The Guardian
Nissan becomes No. 2 Asian brand in Americas The Business Review
Apple and Obama New Yorker
Davos elite: Capitalism has widened income gap The Charlotte Observer

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