Saturday, February 10, 2007
News Alert! Barack Obama Officially Announces '08 Run
Date: Sat, 10 Feb 2007 11:31:49 -0500
Democrat Barack Obama declared himself a candidate Saturday for the
White House in 2008, evoking Abraham Lincoln's ability to unite a nation
and promising to lead a new generation as the country's first black
president.
Barack Obama plans to announce his candidacy
February 10, 2007
Sen. Barack Obama plans to announce his candidacy
Sen. Barack Obama plans to announce his candidacy for the White House at
the Old State Capitol in Springfield, Ilinois.
Friday, February 09, 2007
Joe, a reader of JHB, says : --[johnhanblog] 2/09/2007 05:47:32 PM
Date: Fri, 9 Feb 2007 14:47:33 -0800 (PST)
Joe says:
Show us the Money – Act now!Congress passed the Combating Autism Act
but hasn’t put any money behind it. We only have until next week to
act, or wait until October 1, the start of FY 08.The Combating Autism
Act (Public Law 109-416) authorizes $1.147 billion to be spent on
research, education and awareness. ($147 million this year and $1
billion over the next 4 years) most of the funds go to the National
Institutes of Health (NIH), Center for Disease Control (CDC) and the
Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). But none of these
agencies have appropriations for the current fiscal year (FY 07). Next
week Congress must pass a continuing resolution to keep all federal
government agencies running, except the Department of Homeland Security
(DHS) and most of Defense, the only two agencies with appropriations
this year.The continuing resolution, as it stands now, allows for
increased funding for some federal agencies and programs, including NIH,
but there is no mention of Autism. (There is a proposal to increase
funding for TB, Malaria and HIV/AIDS overseas, other countries’ health
problems. There is also a supplement request for this year to spend more
than $1 billion per week in Iraq.)Authorization without appropriation
means no money can be spent. Increased spending for Autism will have to
wait until the start of the new fiscal year, October 1.Write to your
senators and representative now, call them, raise some hell.
--
Posted by Joe to johnhanblog at 2/09/2007 05:47:32 PM
In 網上互動: “去蔣”、“去中國化”，民進黨政府要走多遠？
Date: 9 Feb 2007 21:31:24 -0000
“去蔣”、“去中國化”，民進黨政府要走多遠？
台灣當局力主“去中國化”的同時，有必要“去蔣”嗎？
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News Alert! Police: No Illegal Drugs Found In Smith's Room
Date: Fri, 9 Feb 2007
A Florida police chief says no illegal drugs were found in Anna Nicole
Smith's room -- only prescription drugs, which police aren't
identifying. Meanwhile, the medical examiner said more tests are needed
before he issues a determination of death.
Breaking News Fri., February 9, 2007
Date: Fri, 09 Feb 2007
Breaking News
JUDGE ORDERS BODY OF ANNA NICOLE SMITH PRESERVED PENDING FEB. 20 HEARING
ON PATERNITY DISPUTE INVOLVING INFANT DAUGHTER
Violence breaks out at disputed Jerusalem holy site
Date: Fri, 09 Feb 2007 06:38:33 -0600
NEWS
Violence breaks out at disputed Jerusalem holy site
---------------------------------------------
Hundreds of angry Islamic worshippers threw stones and scuffled with
police on
Friday in an eruption of outrage over contentious Israeli renovation
work at a
disputed Old City holy site.
5 charged with plotting to kidnap British soldier
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Prosecutors charged five men Friday with violating anti-terror laws in
connection with an alleged plot to kidnap and kill a Muslim member of
the British armed forces.
MONEY
Consumer confidence hits 2-year high
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Consumer confidence climbed to a 2-year high with people feeling even
better
about job prospects, the current economic climate and investment
opportunities.
Stocks may be overdue for a pullback
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Stock investors haven't had a scary day in a long time. And that run of
good
luck is scaring some people on Wall Street. The market has gone almost
straight up since summer, fueling fears that investors have grown
complacent
and stocks may be ripe for a short-term slump.
Time change could catch businesses snoozing
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It doesn't boast the doomsday drama of the Y2K computer bug, but a
looming new software snafu could become a nuisance for consumers and
costly for some businesses. Call it Baby Y2K.
SPORTS
No. 1 Duke wins battle of unbeatens with No. 2 North Carolina 64-53
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Abby Waner scored six of her 16 points during a key second-half spurt,
and No.
1 Duke held off No. 2 North Carolina 64-53 in a meeting of unbeatens
Thursday.
Wanisha Smith had all 17 of her points in the first half and Lindsey
Harding
added 16 points for the Blue Devils, who improved to 8-0 against ranked
teams
and snapping a five-game losing streak to the Tar Heels.
Chinese couple are pairs winners
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China's Shen Xue and Zhao Hongbo wrapped up the pairs crown at Four
Continents
on Friday, with Pang Qing and Tong Jian finishing second and Rena Inoue
and
John Baldwin taking third.Meantime, Americans Kimmie Meissner, Emily
Hughes
and Alissa Czisny all fell on their opening jumps in the women's short
program.
Canadian takes partner's skate in face
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Canadian pairs skater Jessica Dube underwent surgery Thursday to repair
a
laceration on her left cheek and nose after being hit by partner Bryce
Davison's skate during competition at Four Continents. International
Skating
Union medical advisor Jane Moran said Dube's eye was not affected and
nothing
was broken.
LIFE
Death won't end legal battles
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Anna Nicole Smith is dead, but the Anna Nicole Smith litigation will
live on
and multiply. Smith's long legal battle to gain some of the millions
from her
billionaire late husband's estate a case that went to the Supreme Court
and
produced an important ruling in 2006 will continue despite her sudden
and
mysterious death Thursday in Florida.
Daughter, cause of death are big questions
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Florida officials hope to know today the cause of Anna Nicole Smith's
tragic
death, while Los Angeles lawyers expect to have some concrete decisions
about
the destiny of Smith's 5-month-old daughter. Smith, 39, died Thursday
after
collapsing in a hotel room in Hollywood, Fla.
Thursday, February 08, 2007
Breaking News Thu., February 8, 2007
Date: Thu, 08 Feb 2007
Breaking News
FLORIDA AUTHORITIES SAY THE DEATH OF ANNA NICOLE SMITH IS NOT YET BEING
TREATED AS A CRIME AND THE CAUSE OF DEATH IS TO BE DETERMINED
Breaking News: Anna Nicole Smith dies
Date: Thu, 08 Feb 2007
HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (AP) - Anna Nicole Smith, the formerPlayboyplaymate
whose
bizarre life careened from marrying an octogenarian billionaire to the
untimely death of her son, died at the age of 39 on Thursday after
collapsing
at a South Florida hotel, one of her lawyers said.
Lawyer: Anna Nicole Smith has died
BREAKING NEWS
February 8, 2007
Lawyer: Anna Nicole Smith has died
(February 8, 2007, 3:47 p.m.) Anna Nicole Smith is dead after she was
rushed to a Florida hospital after being found unresponsive, her lawyer
said.
In 網上互動: 如何看中國球員場上暴力？
Date: 8 Feb 2007 19:42:38 -0000
如何看中國球員場上暴力？
中國國家奧運隊到歐洲拉練，但與歐洲球隊發生了集體毆斗事件。你如何看中國球員的場上暴力？More...go
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News Alert! Study Finds Autism More Common Than Believed
Date: Thu, 8 Feb 2007 12:23:45 -0500
The largest U.S. study of childhood autism to date has found that about
1 in 150 have the disorder -- a higher prevalence than previous national
estimates.
GOP Senators Renew Push For War Debate
Breaking News
February 8, 2007
GOP Senators Renew Push For War Debate
Senate Republicans who oppose President Bush's Iraq troop buildup are
pushing again for a resolution that stalled earlier this week. Seven
Republicans, led by John Warner of Virginia, told Senate leaders "the
current stalemate is unacceptable."
Bomb kills 15 with security crackdown underway
Date: Thu, 08 Feb 2007
NEWS
Gay teens coming out earlier to friends, family
---------------------------------------------
Gay teenagers are "coming out" earlier than ever, and many feel better
about
themselves than earlier generations of gays, researchers say. The change
is
happening in the wake of opinion polls that show growing acceptance of
gays,
more supportive adults and positive gay role models. Still, many
continue to
have a tough time.
Bomb kills 15 with security crackdown underway
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A parked car bomb struck a meat market in a predominantly Shiite town
south of
Baghdad, killing 15 people and wounding dozens on Thursday morning,
Iraqi
police said. Meanwhile, the city streets were electric with tension as
U.S.
officials confirmed the new security operation was underway.
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NBC newsman Tim Russert never told vice presidential aide Lewis
"Scooter"
Libby that an administration critic's wife worked at the CIA, as Libby
has
claimed, Russert said in federal court Wednesday.
MONEY
Suicide-prevention group criticizes GM ad
---------------------------------------------
Yet another Super Bowl marketer is swimming in hot water. The American
Foundation for Suicide Prevention has sent a letter to General Motors
criticizing an ad that shows a perfectionist assembly line robot
dreaming
about jumping off a bridge after dropping a bolt.
Child seat attachments come under scrutiny
---------------------------------------------
Federal safety officials are worried that the child safety seat
attachments
now required on all child seats and in cars may not have made it easier
to
install the seats and are not being used by many parents.
Take this hybrid car, please
---------------------------------------------
Automakers are adding inducements to help sell some gas-electric hybrid
models - including Toyota's Prius for the first time - in a sign that
low gas
prices could be hurting sales. Some of the incentives are the same kinds
of
sales sweeteners that automakers used to sell their biggest SUVs when
gasoline
prices neared or exceeded $3 a gallon - including 0% financing and cash
back.
Real Progress At N. Korea Talks?
Breaking News
February 8, 2007
Real Progress At N. Korea Talks?
There are signs of hope as the six-party talks with North Korea resumed
for the first time in more than a year. Pyongyang showed willingness to
shut down its main nuclear reactor in exchange for energy and normalized
relations with the U.S.
Subway delays reported
Date: Thu, 8 Feb 2007 06:22:23 -0800
TRAFFIC ALERT
Subway Delays Reported
Due to a rail condition at the Lexington Avenue-59th Street Station,
there is no W service on the train between the Astoria-Ditmars Boulevard
Station and the Whitehall Street-South Ferry Station. In addition, the
Queens-bound R trains are running on the F line between the 57th
Street-7th Avenue Station and the 36th Street Station. Please expect
delays in service on the N, R and F trains at this time.
Wednesday, February 07, 2007
Baghdad Security Crackdown Begins
Breaking NewsFebruary 7, 2007
Baghdad Security Crackdown Begins
Baghdad is a city on edge as the new security operation begins. U.S.
patrols rushed through streets and Iraqi personnel guarded bridges and
intersections. Residents said they doubted life would get better as
gunfire still rang out across the city.
In 網上互動: 人民幣何價？
Date: 7 Feb 2007 20:19:55 -0000
人民幣何價？
人民幣持續升值，會否帶來金融危機？對民生、國計有什麼影響？More...go
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News Alert!
Date: Wed, 7 Feb 2007 14:09:02 -0500
Three former Army Reserve officers and two civilians indicted with
conspiracy, money laundering and bribery in probe of alleged fraudelent
use of millions of U.S. dollars in Iraq.
DiNapoli nominated as next comptroller
BREAKING NEWS
February 7, 2007
DiNapoli nominated as next comptroller
Democrats in the New York state Assembly have agreed to nominate
Assemblyman Thomas DiNapoli the next state comptroller. The entire
Legislature meets and will vote this afternoon.
News Alert! Military Says 7 Dead In Baghdad Chopper Crash
Date: Wed, 7 Feb 2007
The U.S. military believes all seven people aboard a CH-46 helicopter
that crashed in Iraq Wednesday were killed. Indications are that it was
not hit by hostile fire, a senior U.S. defense official said.
IRAQ NEWS: 5th U.S. Helicopter Crash in Iraq in Three Weeks
5th U.S. Helicopter Crash in Iraq in Three Weeks
February 7, 2007
U.S. Transport Helicopter Crashes in Iraq
A U.S. military transport helicopter crashed near Baghdad on Wednesday,
the fifth such aircraft lost in Iraq in three weeks, an army spokesman
said. (Reuters)
'The Islamic State of Iraq' Claims Responsibility for Shooting Down U.S.
Helicopter
A coalition of insurgent groups operating under the umbrella of the
so-called "Islamic State of Iraq" claimed responsibility for shooting
down a U.S. Chinook helicopter in al Karma area in al Anbar this
morning.
Iraq Says Officers Held Over Diplomat's Kidnapping
Four Iraqi military officers are being held over the kidnapping this
week of an Iranian diplomat in Baghdad, Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshiyar
Zebari said on Wednesday. (Reuters)
Bremer Quizzed Over Cash for Iraq
The former head of the US-led civilian administration in Iraq has
defended his decision to send billions of dollars in cash to Baghdad in
2003 and 2004. (BBC)
Contractors and Cash under Congressional Investigation
Stacks of cash, some filling entire transport crates, are pictured
alongside grinning contractors in Iraq. (ABC News)
11 Deaths Blamed On Winter Weather
Breaking News
February 7, 2007
11 Deaths Blamed On Winter Weather
The intense cold snap freezing much of the Midwest and northeastern
parts of the country is now blamed for 11 deaths, roadways are still
treacherous, and a town in central New York state has been shut down by
lake effect snow.
News: Wider death penalty sought
Date: Wed, 07 Feb 2007
NEWS
Wider death penalty sought
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At least a half-dozen states are considering broadening the death
penalty,
countering a national trend toward scaling back its use. Lawmakers have
proposed legislation that would increase the range of crimes eligible
for
execution. In Texas and Tennessee, for example, legislators want to
include
certain child molesters who did not murder their victims.
Bremer admits errors in rebuilding Iraq
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The former head of the U.S.-led occupation in Iraq testified at a
congressional hearing Tuesday that he and the Bush administration made
mistakes, including inadequate planning.
Costly bypass medication may raise death risk later
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An expensive drug given to prevent excessive bleeding in coronary
artery
bypass surgery patients is linked to an increased risk of dying as long
as
five years after the operation, researchers report Wednesday.
MONEY
New dollar coins about to put a jingle in your pocket
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In most government buildings, workers and visitors have to walk through
metal
detectors on their way in. While that's also the case at the
Philadelphia
Mint, the biggest scrutiny comes when it's time to leave the building.
Burger King ads a royal success
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Burger King is desperately seeking pop culture's holy grail: to be cool.
So
cool it can sell more than 3 million Burger-King-branded Xbox video
games in
two months. So cool that The King, its masked icon-with-attitude, showed
up in
Jay Leno skits 17 times in two months. So cool that The King's got an
ultra-
popular profile on MySpace.com.
SEC pores over trading data to see if hedge funds are being tipped off
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Federal regulators have embarked on a fact-finding mission on Wall
Street to
determine if hedge funds are being routinely tipped off about buy and
sell
orders placed by mutual funds.
SPORTS
His season of discontent done, Daly starting over
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Long John Daly's list of calamities in 2006 was more extensive than one
of his
colossal drives: domestic difficulties, torn hand ligaments, a broken
pinkie,
a sore left hip, sciatic nerve problems and plenty of missed cuts.
Nationwide alums poised for wins
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The Nationwide Tour is a place where no golfer wants to be, but it has
become
almost a required stop for success on the PGA Tour. Entering this week's
AT&T
Pebble Beach Pro-Am, which begins Thursday, three of the five PGA Tour
events
have been won by Nationwide alums Paul Goydos, Charley Hoffman and Aaron
Baddeley.
Succeeding Keller, Howard faces first test as new starter tonight
against Mexico
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Early in his career, Tim Howard made more of a soccer splash in Europe
than he
did in his country. His time to make his mark on U.S. soil has arrived,
as he
is expected to start in goal tonight when the U.S. national team faces
bitter
rival Mexico.
Tuesday, February 06, 2007
In 網上互動: 共產黨能否主導中國政改？
Date: 6 Feb 2007 18:36:08 -0000
共產黨能否主導中國政改？
筆名皇甫平的中共文膽周瑞金日前表示，解決中國當前的社會矛盾要靠共產黨主導的政治體制改革。您有何高見？More...go
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Breaking News Tue., February 6, 2007
Date: Tue, 06 Feb 2007 09:21:14 -0800
ASTRONAUT LISA NOWAK CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED FIRST DEGREE MURDER IN
BIZARRE LOVE TRIANGLE
Breaking News Tue., February 6, 2007
Date: Tue, 06 Feb 2007 08:49:06 -0800
EXPLOSION REPORTED AT PAKISTAN AIRPORT; NO WORD ON CASUALTIES
Fresh floods bring more misery to Indonesian capital; 36 dead
Date: Tue, 06 Feb 2007
NEWS
Fresh floods bring more misery to Indonesian capital; 36 dead
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Overnight downpours sent storm waters coursing back into some low-lying
areas
of Indonesia's capital on Tuesday, as authorities warned of the threat
of
diseases and anger mounted at the government's response to the disaster
that
has killed at least 36 people..
Below-zero temps close schools
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A bone-chilling cold wave with temperatures as low as 42 below zero shut
down
schools for thousands of youngsters Monday, sent homeless people into
shelters
and put car batteries on the disabled list from the northern Plains
across the
Great Lakes. At least six deaths were linked to the cold weather.
Caution: Marijuana may not be lesser evil
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Millions of baby boomers smoked marijuana the country's most popular
illicit
drug in their youth and quit with little effort. But studies have shown
that
when regular pot smokers quit, they do experience withdrawal symptoms,
a
characteristic used to predict addictiveness.
MONEY
Bush plan would raise grants to low-income students
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The budget President Bush proposed Monday would increase federal grants
to low-income college students by 33% over five years and pay for it by
reducing subsidies to private lenders.
Super Bowl viewers didn't run to Web
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For all the hoopla about Super Bowl marketers and the gazillions of Web
hits
they were expecting off their pricey ads, reality appears to have
stepped
smack in the way.
SPORTS
Texas A&M has its way with Texas
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Sophomore Josh Carter scored 24 points and freshmen Donald Sloan and
Bryan
Davis combined for 19 to lead the seventh-ranked Aggies past No. 25
Texas 100-
82 on Monday. A&M, coming off a big win at then-No. 6 Kansas on
Saturday, won
its 21st straight home game and maintained the Big 12 lead alone.
Super 25 boys basketball rankings
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After a hectic week, the Super 25 boys basketball rankings have a new
look,
with 23 teams switching rank, including St. Patrick (Elizabeth, N.J.)
taking
the No. 1 spot. The top 19 teams were shuffled after a series of
head-to-head
games among ranked teams. No. 19 Boys and Girls (Brooklyn, N.Y.) and No.
25
Campbell Hall (North Hollywood, Calif.) make their debuts.
Bell's NFL Replay delivers Super Bowl honors
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The long wait is over for Peyton Manning, Tony Dungy and the Colts. Now,
with
a championship under their belt after Super Bowl XLI, Indianapolis
players
head a long list of honors from Jarrett Bell's Super Bowl edition of
NFL
Replay. From Peyton's MVP management of the contest to little-known
Kelvin
Hayden's championship-icing interception return for a touchdown, the
Colts are
on top of the NFL world.
Monday, February 05, 2007
Breaking News Mon., February 5, 2007
Date: Mon, 5 Feb 2007 15:49:46 -0800
REPUBLICAN MINORITY BLOCKS DEBATE IN U.S. SENATE ON IRAQ BUILDUP
RESOLUTION
Study: Children Bombarded With Online Porn
Date: Mon, 5 Feb 2007 16:00:03 -0500
Study: Children Bombarded With Online Porn
Forty-two percent of Internet users aged 10 to 17 surveyed said they had
seen online pornography in a recent 12-month span. Of those, 66 percent
said they did not want to view the images and had not sought them out,
researchers found.
In 網上互動: 印度崛起對中國的利弊？
Date: 5 Feb 2007
印度崛起對中國的利弊？
印度的崛起喀正在瓃鵁的中盔嬌窺有什麼影燤呢？是利？嚦是弊？More...go
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Breaking News: Giuliani takes another step towards '08 Presidential run
Date: Mon, 05 Feb 2007 11:18:13 -0800
February 5, 2007
Breaking News: Giuliani takes another step towards '08 Presidential run
Rudy Giuliani, the former New York City mayor whose popularity soared
after his response to the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, moved closer
to a full-fledged campaign for the Republican presidential nomination on
Monday.
Frigid, Cold Monday
February 05, 2007
Fierce fire tears through an apartment complex
A three-alarm fire tore through an apartment complex in Sea Bright,
N.J., burning one resident.
Frigid, Cold Monday
Try to keep warm today because it is dangerously cold outside.
Weather-related delays are being reported throughout the area.
Date: Mon, 5 Feb 2007 11:30:03 -0500
Turner To Pay $2M For Boston Bomb Scare
Turner Broadcasting Systems and Interference Inc. will pay $2 million
for a Cartoon Network publicity stunt that caused a widespread bomb
scare in Boston last week. Half the settlement will reimburse costs and
half will fund homeland security.
Bush budget boosts Iraq funds
Date: Mon, 05 Feb 2007
Bush plan seeks billions more for Iraq
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President Bush will send Congress a $2.9 trillion spending request
Monday that
seeks billions of dollars more to fight the Iraq war and tries to
restrain the
spiraling cost of the government's big health care programs.
25 dead in Indonesia flood; 340,000 homeless
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Horse-drawn carts rescued residents from flood-stricken districts in
the
Indonesian capital on Monday after flooding burst riverbanks, killing at
least
25 people and forcing some 340,000 to flee from their homes in recent
days.
'Speed bumps' deadly on Iraqi roads
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A type of homemade bomb that can include parts commonly found in Iraqi
kitchens and that is easy to hide on desert roads has proliferated in
Anbar
province and spread to other parts of Iraq. Troops in armored vehicles
are
endangered by the bomb, which U.S. military officials call a "speed
bump."
MONEY
Hyundai chief convicted on all charges, sentenced to three years in
prison
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Hyundai Motor Chairman Chung Mong-koo was convicted Monday of
embezzlement and
other charges and sentenced to three years in prison over a slush fund
scandal
that has weighed on the world's sixth-largest automaker.
President's speech shows CEO pay has hit the big time
---------------------------------------------
Excessive executive compensation, an issue shareholder activists and
labor
unions have ridden for years, has suddenly become a hot topic in
Washington,
D.C. Even President Bush weighed in on the subject last week in New
York.
Renters will dig deeper in 2007
---------------------------------------------
Renters be warned: Landlords are expected to raise apartment rents for a
third-
straight year in 2007, forcing tenants to turn over a growing chunk of
their
pay and making it harder to save for a home, a report to be issued today
by
Marcus & Millichap finds.
SPORTS
Colts reign supreme over Bears
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The Indianapolis Colts won their first Super Bowl Sunday, beating the
Chicago Bears 29-17. Tony Dungy became the first black coach to win the
NFL title, beating protege Lovie Smith. Peyton Manning won MVP honors
after going 25-for-38 for 247 yards, with one touchdown and one
interception.
Sunday, February 04, 2007
Breaking News
February 4, 2007
20 Dead In Indonesia From Raging Flood
Boats carried emergency supplies to desperate residents of Indonesia's
flood-stricken capital on Sunday as overflowing rivers again burst their
banks following days of rain. More than 340,000 are homeless.
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氣候變暖 您有沒有責任？
政府間氣候變化專門委員會(IPCC)在巴黎的會議作
出總結，人類活動是過去半世紀氣溫上升的主因。
More...go to
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In 網上互動
氣候變暖 您有沒有責任？
政府間氣候變化專門委員會(IPCC)在巴黎的會議作
出總結，人類活動是過去半世紀氣溫上升的主因。
