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Venezuela Energy Data, Statistics and Analysis - Oil, Gas, Electricity, Coal.
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Trinidad California, Greater Trinidad Chamber of Commerce.
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The northern province of Santa Fe usually boasts lush vegetation in September -- the Southern Hemisphere's spring -- but not this year, as Argentina ...
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Mexico Travel Guide and Travel Information - Lonely Planet
Lonely Planet Mexico Travel Guide. Mexico travel information, advice, hotels, reviews, maps and itineraries.
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Gain quick, efficient access to the search engines of Saint Kitts and Nevis with Search Engine Colossus - International Directory of Search Engines' Saint ...
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Features a map and brief descriptions of geography, economy, government, and people.
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Who should be the first dog? Here are candidates
Among the offices Barack Obama has yet to fill, one has a special importance to his family: first dog.
Medicare payments halted to more Miami-Dade healthcare provi..
With a federal judge defending its authority, Medicare plans to suspend payments to more home healthcare providers in Miami-Dade suspected of overcharging the government.
Man sets self aflame at Seattle college and dies
(AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)Items left behind and bagged by investigators sit at the scene of where a 61-year-old man poured fuel over himself and set himself on fire Thursday, Oct. 30, at the Universit...
When chocolate is a way of life
A group of cacao farmers in Ecuador have become the world's most unusual chocolate entrepreneurs by making and marketing their own chocolate.
Poll closing times on Election Day
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Stocks end short session with 5th straight gain
(AP)
AP - Wall Street wrapped up its biggest five-day rally in more than 75 years Friday, even as investors digested signs of a bleak holiday season for retailers and fears that a flurry of reports next week will show more economic distress.
Ex-police chief acquitted in south Texas sex case
By CHRISTOPHER SHERMANASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER EDINBURG, Texas -- A former police chief in south Texas has been acquitted of sexually assaulting one of his officers after a drunken party at his hous...
Napolitano is no stranger to Washington scandals
President-elect Barack Obama's likely pick for Homeland Security secretary, Janet Napolitano, is no stranger to headline-making Washington scandals and controversies.
Drummer for Jimi Hendrix found dead
(AP)
AP - Mitch Mitchell, drummer for the legendary Jimi Hendrix Experience of the 1960s and the group's last surviving member, was found dead in his hotel room early Wednesday. He was 61.
Text of letter from Obama in Illinois newspapers
Text of President-elect Barack Obama's letter published in Illinois newspapers Sunday, when he officially resigned from the Senate:
Bush bows out, China assertive at APEC summit
(AFP)
AFP - US President George W. Bush began Friday his last scheduled foreign trip, meeting the leader of increasingly important China ahead of a summit aimed at containing a spiraling financial crisis.
McCain worker reaches deal in made-up assault case
A volunteer for John McCain's presidential campaign agreed Thursday to enter a probation program for first-time offenders for falsely reporting that a Barack Obama supporter robbed and assaulted her and scratched a "B" on her cheek.
Neil Armstrong donating his papers to Purdue
WEST LAFAYETTE (Indiana): Former astronaut Neil Armstrong has agreed to donate personal papers dating from the start of his flight career to his alma mater, Purdue University. Armstrong's papers...
3 Chicago teens drown during leadership retreat
Three Chicago teens who apparently sneaked away from a school-sponsored camp retreat to paddle along a nearby river drowned early Friday. Their paddle boats — missing floor plugs already removed for the winter — quickly took on water and sank.
"Gulf War Syndrome" is real, report finds
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A report released Monday concluded that "Gulf War Syndrome" is a legitimate condition suffered by more than 175,000 U.S. war veterans who were exposed to chemical toxins in the ...
All U.S. airports to have family screening lanes
WASHINGTON – Airports across the country will have designated security lanes for families to move through preflight inspections at their own pace, just in time for the busy Thanksgiving travel s...
Indian worker dies from shipyard explosion
Singapore - An Indian national who was severely burned in a shipyard explosion died in a Singapore hospital, officials said on Tuesday. Karuppan Arjunan, 42, had suffered burns to 90 per cent of his body when the explosion and blaze rocked a Belize-r...
Central American immigrants adopt Mexican ways in U.S.
Many who come to the U.S. from El Salvador and elsewhere say it's easier to adopt the language habits and customs of L.A.'s largest Latino population. Others fiercely stick to their own traditions.
Alstom registers healthy first-half profits rise
Paris - French transport equipment manufacturer Alstom said Thursday it had registered record orders and a healthy profits rise in the first half of its current business year. Profits for the period ending September 30 rose by 35.8 per cent over the ...
Obama made good choice for chief of staff
NEW YORK (AP) -- Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, in her first public appearance since former rival Barack Obama was elected president, praised his choice for White House chief of staff, a former top aide...
Obama results show gains in key religious voters
(AP)
AP - In building a winning coalition of religious voters, Barack Obama cut into the so-called God gap that puts frequent worshippers in the Republican column, won Catholics, made inroads with younger evangelicals, and racked up huge numbers with minorities and people with no religious affiliation.
Bush to send Rice to India
Washington, Dec.1 : Keen to demonstrate the United States' support for India in the wake of the recent terror strikes in Mumbai that left at least 195 dead and 295 wounded, President George W Bush has instructed Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice to travel to New Delhi to meet and commiserate with the Indian leadership.
9 injured in 2nd Haiti school collapse
(AP)
AP - A school partially collapsed in the Haitian capital on Wednesday, injuring nine people less than a week after the collapse of another school killed 89.
More Boat Owners Abandoning Ship
Sgt. Doug Powell with the Contra Costa County Sheriff's marine services unit, looks over the water by an abandoned commercial vessel in Fisherman's Cut near Bethel Island, Calif., Wednesday, Oct. 22, ...
AMAs mix awards with action-packed performances
With performances by some of music's hottest acts — Beyonce, Christina Aguilera, Kanye West, the Jonas Brothers and 15 others — who needs awards?
Set clocks back Saturday night
WASHINGTON – It's time to fall back. Standard time returns this weekend at 2 a.m. Sunday, so set your clocks back an hour before going to sleep Saturday night.
Man shot, killed at Scientology building in LA
(AP)
AP - Los Angeles police say a security guard at a Scientology building shot and killed a man wielding a sword.
Police shoot suspected burglar in North Miami Beach
A North Miami Beach police officer fired his weapon at a suspected burglar and wounded him Sunday night, according to police.The suspect was taken to Jackson Memorial Hospital's Ryder Trauma Center in...
Sinclair Scott Chartered Accountants partners run New York M..
Stephen Wilkie and Andrew Sinclair, partners in Ayr-based Sinclair Scott Chartered Accountants, ran the New York City Marathon on 2 November 2008 in aid of the Multiple Sclerosis Society.
Militants could start regional war, says Zardari
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Reuters - Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari has appealed to India not to punish his country for last week's attacks in Mumbai, saying militants have the power to precipitate a war in the region, the Financial Times reported on Monday.
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