Brooks Laich: { Brooks Laich } picked up a power play goal later in the first period to put the Capitals up by two.


Suffolk: Steve Wright has today, at Ipswich Crown Court, been convicted of the murders of five women found dead around the { Suffolk } town in England in December 2006.


Alexander Frolov: Soon after, { Alexander Frolov } scored a pair of back-to-back goals.


Manny Legace: Chris Beckford-Tseu made his NHL debut, replacing goaltender { Manny Legace } in the second period after giving up 4 goals in 19 shots.


Sanofi-Aventis: A spokeswoman for the drug's manufacturer, { Sanofi-Aventis } said it supported the TGA's decision.


Gilmore: Ms Burke then removed Joanna Gash (Liberal, { Gilmore } ) for making an offensive remark about the chair of the chamber.


Peter Harrold: { Peter Harrold } put Los Angeles on the board first 5:23 into the game.


Debian: The corridors were filled with stands from organisations such as the Free Software Foundation Europe and the Free Knowledge Foundation, { Debian } , Ubuntu, OpenOffice.org, etc.


Jarkko Ruutu: Christiensen and { Jarkko Ruutu } scored on their attempts in the shootout, but Joe Pavelski, Cheechoo, and Jeremy Roenick each scored for San Jose, giving them the victory, their 7th win in their last 8 games against the Penguins.


Zbynek Michalek: { Zbynek Michalek } broke a scoreless tie at 4:27 in the second period to put Phoenix ahead by 1.


Michael Clayton: Tonight, many of the year's most critically acclaimed films vie for Oscars, including Best Picture nominees "There Will Be Blood", "No Country for Old Men", "Juno", " { Michael Clayton } ", and "Atonement".


DivX, Inc.: American corporation { DivX, Inc. } announced on Monday that it will shut its "Stage6" website that hosts videos made by users.


Members of Parliament: In New South Wales today, thousands of people joined a protest including 15 Labor { Members of Parliament } about the State Government's plans to privatise the electricity industry.


Grant McBride: The MPs included Paul Gibson, Upper House president Peter Primrose, and former MPs Kerry Hickey and { Grant McBride } .


Anna Ayala: On May 13, San Jose police announced they identified the person whose finger tip { Anna Ayala } claimed she found in a bowl of Wendy's chili.


Colby Armstrong: The Pittsburgh Penguins traded { Colby Armstrong } , Erik Christensen, and prospect Angelo Esposito to the Thrashers for Marian Hossa, Pascal Dupuis, and a pair of draft picks.


Josh Gratton: The Coyotes traded goalie David LeNeveu, forward Fredrik Sjostrom, and forward { Josh Gratton } to the Rangers for forward Marcel Hossa, goalie Al Montoya, and a draft pick.


Council on American-Islamic Relations: "Unfortunately relations are so bad at this point that the perception will linger;" said Ibrahim Hooper of the { Council on American-Islamic Relations } .


Jassen Cullimore: { Jassen Cullimore } scored first for the Panthers at 9:27 in the first period.


Yogyakarta Airport: The pilot of the Boeing 737 which crashed on March 7 upon landing at { Yogyakarta Airport } after a domestic Indonesian flight, has been forced by his airline to resign.


heat wave: Following the 2003 { heat wave } , which caused the deaths of an estimated 13,000 elderly people in France, the administration of prime minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin has proposed the suppression of one day of public holiday in order to use the supplemental generated tax for a fund for the caring of the elderly.


Philip "Flying Phil" Rabinowitz: { Philip "Flying Phil" Rabinowitz } was a sprinter from South Africa who, on July 10, 2004, entered the Guinness Book of World Records as the fastest 100-year-old in the 100 meters.


Patrick Kane: In the second period, { Patrick Kane } scored his 15th goal of the season on a Blackhawks power play.


Mathieu Garon: { Mathieu Garon } made 35 saves, and also stopped all three Columbus shootout attempts.


Brian Campbell: Maxim Lapierre put the Canadiens within 1 less than a minute later, but a power play goal by { Brian Campbell } , who spun around one of the Montreal defenders, secured San Jose's victory with 1:39 left in the game.


Lake Geneva, Wisconsin: Ernest Gary Gygax, co-creator of "Dungeons & Dragons", died in his { Lake Geneva, Wisconsin } home yesterday at the age of 69 due to heart problems.


approval ratings: Joking about his low { approval ratings } , President Bush also offered to oppose McCain, if he so preferred.


Jussi Jokinen: { Jussi Jokinen } scored 31 seconds into the game for the Lightning, his first goal since his trade deadline move from Dallas.


Douglas Farah: He has been dubbed the "Merchant of Death" by the press as well as the book "Merchant of Death: Money, Guns, Planes and the Man Who Makes War Possible" by { Douglas Farah } and Stephen Braun.


Year of the Rat: The rodents' increasing popularity with youngsters has been attributed to 2008 being the { Year of the Rat } in the Chinese Zodiac.


Miikka Kiprusoff: { Miikka Kiprusoff } had 34 saves for Calgary.


Keith Aucoin: { Keith Aucoin } scored first for the Hurricanes at 16:35 into the first period.


Roberto Luongo: { Roberto Luongo } made 23 saves for the Canucks.


WCBS-TV: Sources for the Fox News Channel and { WCBS-TV } in New York report Spitzer could resign and be indicted, in which case the Lieutenant Governor of New York, David Paterson, would become governor.


Bloordale: The Toronto Police service have announced the results of a five-week undercover operation against Canadian drug traffickers that ended Monday in the city's Bloorcourt, { Bloordale } , Parkdale and Alexandra Park regions.


Mathieu Garon: { Mathieu Garon } made 28 saves, earning his 26th win of the season.


Airbus: The extra flight is to be operated with an { Airbus } 318 aircraft, which has a capacity of 94 passengers.


999: The jury were played a recording of a { 999 } call made shortly after the attack by an eye witness.


Queen: It comes a day before the { Queen } is scheduled to open the new Heathrow Terminal 5 building, amid heightened security, which was said to be undergoing testing today, although it is not thought that this event was part of the official testing.


Jeremy Robinson: "Wikinews" held an exclusive interview with { Jeremy Robinson } , the bestselling American author from Massachusetts who wrote the thrillers "The Didymus Contingency", "Raising the Past" and "Antarktos Rising".


Erwin Geschonneck: { Erwin Geschonneck } , German actor died Wednesday.


Bebo: "Wikinews" spoke to the Global Communications Director at { Bebo } to have a look at the popular social networking site.


searches: There have been many { searches } for the two vessels, this latest search is by the "Finding Sydney Foundation".


Jay Pandolfo: { Jay Pandolfo } retook a lead for the Devils a couple minutes later.


Fernando Pisani: Phoenix added a late goal by Mathias Tjarnqvist to come within 2, but { Fernando Pisani } scored an empty net goal for the Oilers, securing the win.


National Snow and Ice Data Center: According to Walt Meier of the { National Snow and Ice Data Center } at the University of Colorado, Boulder, as ice ages it continues to grow and thicken, so that older ice is generally also thicker ice.


B-movie: "Fast, Cheap and Under Control: Lessons Learned From the Greatest Low-Budget Movie of All Time" features interviews with some of the world's most well known low budget filmmakers, including { B-movie } king Roger Corman and actor-turned-director Tom Noonan.


Ka-band: DirecTV-11 is a Boeing 702 satellite, which will provide Direct-to-home High-definition television broadcasting services to houses in the United States, by means of { Ka-band } communications.


AMOS-60: In addition, its subsidiary Land Launch will conduct its first launch, using a Zenit-3SLB rocket from area 45/1 at the Baikonur Cosmodrome to launch the { AMOS-60 } satellite.


Kim Johnsson: { Kim Johnsson } scored for Minnesota to bring them within a goal.


Sam Ratulangi Airport: The flight had been a scheduled domestic passenger service between Djuanda Airport at Surabaya and { Sam Ratulangi Airport } at Manado, and disappeared from radar screens at 35,000 feet.


Melody Thomas Scott: Throughout March, Mike Halterman spoke to three "Y&R" actresses: { Melody Thomas Scott } , who has portrayed Nikki Newman since 1979; Michelle Stafford, who has portrayed Phyllis Summers Newman since 1994; and Tricia Cast, who portrayed Nina Webster from 1986 to 2001.


hard rock: In 2006 { hard rock } band Lordi - whose monster costumes and pyrotechnic displays are famed - achieved a record 292 points in the final with "Hard Rock Hallelujah".


Space Shuttle: The { Space Shuttle } "Endeavour" landed on runway 15 at the Kennedy Space Center's Shuttle Landing Facility in Florida at 00:39 GMT this morning.


Brian Rolston: Over halfway through the second period, { Brian Rolston } scored a short handed goal.


Rock2Wgtn: Rockett had been in New Zealand to play at Wellington's { Rock2Wgtn } festival with the rest of Poison, who opened day two and were joined by Whitesnake and Ozzy Osbourne.


Erik Ersberg: { Erik Ersberg } made 38 saves and earned his second NHL career shutout.


Tom Gilbert: Edmonton tied it up before the first intermission, after goals by { Tom Gilbert } and Jarret Stoll.


Stu Barnes: In the second period, { Stu Barnes } scored 16 seconds after the opening faceoff.


Niklas Hagman: Jere Lehtinen scored 4:26 into the third period, and { Niklas Hagman } made the score 7-1 with under 5 minutes left in the game.


Mike Richards: New York retook the lead when Frans Nielsen scored, but the Flyers tied the score with a { Mike Richards } goal with under 5 minutes left in regulation to force overtime.


Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre: The details of the policy will be decided in the future, by the { Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre } , which currently investigates around 400 reports of abuse every month, and internet firms.


viral hemorrhagic fever: The World Health Organization (WHO) announced Wednesday that an outbreak of { viral hemorrhagic fever } , caused by Marburg virus, in Angola has claimed the lives of 311 Angolans.


Sylvain Garel: { Sylvain Garel } , of the Green Party and member of the Paris City Council tried to catch the torch from bearer Stephane Diagana's hands.


Multi-National Force - Iraq: United States General David Petraeus, the Commanding General of the { Multi-National Force - Iraq } (MNF-I), and Ambassador to Iraq Ryan Crocker, testified today before the United States Senate Committee on Armed Services on the security and political conditions in Iraq.


Roma: Manchester United 1 - 0 { Roma } .


Pan-Greens: But two coalitions (Pan-Blues and { Pan-Greens } ) declared different comments on Siew's participation.


West Bank: During a visit to the { West Bank } , Carter laid a wreath upon the grave site of Yasser Arafat in Ramallah.


Pope: { Pope } Benedict XVI began his visit to the United States on Tuesday.


Vinasat-1: At 22:17 UTC this evening, Vietnam's first satellite, { Vinasat-1 } was launched aboard an Ariane 5ECA rocket, from the Guiana Space Centre in Kourou, French Guiana.


Anglican: Nevertheless the Durban High Court ruled against this after an appeal by the { Anglican } archbishop of the province.


Columbine High School: Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold killed 12 students and a teacher and wounded many others in { Columbine High School } in Colorado before committing suicide.


Paulo Zucula: { Paulo Zucula } , Mozambique's Transport and Communications Minister, who has been following the ship's controversial journey, believes that the "An Yue Jiang" is now heading for Luanda, capital city of Angola.


socialist market economy: However, the gains from their " { socialist market economy } " have not been without problems.


Sahbaz Dzihanovic: Flowers were laid at the foot Tito's statue by FBiH Vice-presidents, { Sahbaz Dzihanovic } and Desnica Radivojevic, and members of other groups.


Louise Slaughter: A genetic nondiscrimination bill was first introduced 13 years ago by New York Representatives { Louise Slaughter } , who says the House will "get it out to the White House as quickly as we can."


Democratic Underground: In 2006, an e-mail campaign that began on the political website { Democratic Underground } collected over $2000 and resulted in delivery of 108 dozen roses.


Brenden Morrow: { Brenden Morrow } , captain of the Dallas Stars, scored the overtime winner as the Stars beat the San Jose Sharks in the first overtime, 3–2.


Mike Modano: The Stars came back quickly, and put themselves ahead 2–1, on the strength of { Mike Modano } 's powerplay goal at 76 seconds later, at 6:06 of the second period, and Brenden Morrow's first goal, at 9:09.


IMS-1: { IMS-1 } , also known as TWSAT, another ISRO remote sensing satellite, was the secondary payload.


RUBIN-8: There satellites were Cute 1.7+APD-2 and SEEDS-2 for the University of Tokyo, Japan, CanX-2 and CanX-6 for the University of Toronto Institute for Aerospace Studies, Canada, Delfi-C3 for the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands, AAUSAT-II for the University of Aalborg, Denmark, COMPASS-1 for Aachen University, Germany, and { RUBIN-8 } for German aerospace company OHB System.


Spain: The aggregate score finished 1-0 after last Wednesday's goalless draw in Barcelona, { Spain } .


CBS: Police Chief David Carpenter told WKRG "News 5", the { CBS } affiliate in Mobile, that Shorrosh used an accelerant to start the fire, in what police believe was an attempt to burn the building down.


Lord Our Righteousness Church: Three teenagers have been taken from a compound in New Mexico, United States after it was alleged that minors in the compond, called the { Lord Our Righteousness Church } were being abused.


bird strike: Also disproved are suggestions that the plane suffered a { bird strike } or that it was disrupted by electromagnetic interference from jamming devices set up to protect a motorcade carrying Prime Minister Gordon Brown.


wake vortex: The report says that there was also no evidence to suggest any control systems failed, that the aircraft encountered a { wake vortex } or that there was core engine icing or other evidence that the engines suffered core lock.


Markkula Center for Applied Ethics: In an e-mail to "Wikinews", Miriam Schulman the communications director for the { Markkula Center for Applied Ethics } at Santa Clara University which is to host the discussion, states that Mike Godwin, legal counsel for the Foundation, will not be speaking during the discussion as was originally planned.


Center for Science, Technology, and Society: The panel was to include Carl Hewitt an electrical and computer science engineer at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Godwin discussing "Wikipedia" with Pedro Hernández-Ramos, associate director for the { Center for Science, Technology, and Society } moderating the discussion.


Mesquite High School: According to "KNXV-TV" one of the suspects is a football player at { Mesquite High School } in Gilbert.


Zanu-PF: In the first round the MDC won 47.9% of votes against the incumbent { Zanu-PF } 's 43.2%.


Craig Watkins: Dallas County District Attorney { Craig Watkins } stated: "If you look at the facts of this case, it was clear that the defendant intended to cause serious bodily injury."


Liverpool: In a dramatic Champions League final between football clubs { Liverpool } and AC Milan, English club Liverpool won the trophy after a penalty shootout despite being 3 goals behind their Italian opponents before half-time.


Crystal Cave: { Crystal Cave } , which is in Sequoia National Park, was evacuated after park employees found a substance that was believed to be explosive material left behind after construction work inside the cave conducted during the 1930s, as the material used was cloth, and not plastic.


Wall Street Journal: In court, Judge Richard Lowe, according to the { Wall Street Journal } , "seemed skeptical" about Falzone's arguments.


Twenty-First Century Democrats: The sperm bank and surrogacy company Los Angeles-based Growing Generations is named as a defendant in the New York lawsuit, and the Democratic political action committee { Twenty-First Century Democrats } is a defendant in the Washington, D.C. case.


Parkview Mountain: The Colorado Avalanche Information Center reports five fatalities this season, including another in Colorado on December 31, on { Parkview Mountain } west of Willow Creek Pass, and a snowmobiler in Big Sky, Montana on New Year's Day.


Waban: The crash happened yesterday around 6 p.m. EDT between the { Waban } and Woodland Green Line stations on the Green Line's D Branch.


Downtown Crossing: Exactly two weeks ago, a trolley on the B Branch derailed and caught fire, and Tuesday, a fire broke out between Park Street and { Downtown Crossing } on the MBTA's Red Line.


Billy Zoom: No material from their last two studio albums was played, with some citing the strong preferences of guitarist { Billy Zoom } for the earlier work.


NASA: At a press conference following launch, { NASA } Administrator Mike Griffin stated that it was "a huge day for the space station partnership", and that the International Space Station was "a place in orbit where we can learn to live and work in space".


workplace health and safety: The school was closed early and staff sent home due to { workplace health and safety } issues and the lack of accessibility to other parts of the Sunshine Coast.


David Hicks: According to Reprieve, prisoners such as the Australian { David Hicks } , and the American John Walker Lindh were imprisoned on naval ships stationed off the coasts of both Somalia and Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean.


Fame Academy: The judges for this years' competition include "Strictly Come Dancing"’s Craig Revel-Horwood, model Jodie Kidd, BBC { Fame Academy } judge Carrie Grant, and Red Bull Flugtag London 2003 winner Tim Simpson.


North America: Comcast and Time Warner Cable, two of the largest ISPs in { North America } , both made separate announcements of their plans.


Sean M. Maloney: In the opening keynote, { Sean M. Maloney } , Executive Vice President of Intel Corporation, started his speech to forecast the future of WiMAX.


Buenos Aires: The teams will play a second test at { Buenos Aires } next weekend.


UMP: The treaty was supported by all 3 major political parties (center-left PS, center-right { UMP } , center-right UDF), though a significant minority of the PS, and some in the UMP, chose to oppose it.


software patents: Some supporters of the constitution contend that certain European measures that many consider ill-advised (such as the Bolkestein directive or the directive on { software patents } ) would not have been adopted if the stronger checks and balances provided for by the constitution had been implemented, but there is little actual basis to support such a claim.


J-band: It is equipped with 22 { J-band } (IEEE Ku-band) transponders, and will be operated by the China Telecommunications Broadcast Satellite Corporation on behalf of the China Ministry of Post and Telecommunications.


Buffalo, New York: { Buffalo, New York } — At least two homes have been evacuated, and 14 or more are on standby to evacuate in Buffalo, New York after a very large three-story building partially collapsed on the city's West Side.


Little Sioux Scout Ranch: A major storm suspected to be a tornado has reportedly killed four Boy Scouts camping at the { Little Sioux Scout Ranch } in Little Sioux, Iowa.


mobile phone interference: The pilots had no idea what caused the instrument failure and suggested it may be { mobile phone interference } but testing revealed no anomalies with the aircraft systems.


Cheadle: Patsy Calton from Bramhall, Cheshire, England, a Liberal Democrat MP for the { Cheadle } constituency died at age 56 from cancer on Sunday May 29.


national flag: At a brief ceremony, Prime Minister Girija Prasad Koirala hoisted the { national flag } where previously only the royal flag had flown, and unveiled a plaque reading "Narayanhity National Museum".


Martin Ferguson: Federal Resources Minister { Martin Ferguson } said today that disruption to economic activity is expected as Western Australian companies layoff thousands of workers with mining and industrial companies forced to cut back production.


Baghdad: A bombing in the Iraqi capital of { Baghdad } has killed 51 people, according to local police.


tanker contract: The Government Accountability Office on June 18 called for a re-run of the bidding for the U.S. Air Force $40 billion { tanker contract } , citing major flaws in the procurement process.


EADS North America: This imperils the Northrop Grumman and { EADS North America } plan to assemble the planes in Mobile, Alabama.


local resistance: The bodies are believed to be those of Iraqi soldiers killed for assisting U.S. forces in eliminating { local resistance } ; however, no identification has been made.


booby-trapped: The bodies have not yet been removed by U.S. troops for fear that they might trigger { booby-trapped } explosives.


Stevens: The four liberal-leaning justices ( { Stevens } , Souter, Ginsburg and Breyer) joined Kennedy, a moderate who often casts the deciding vote in close cases.


Manila: The heads of Asean Power Utilities/Authorities (Hapua) Council got together in { Manila } this week and are forming an ASEAN Power Grid.


lightning: A large { lightning } storm this week sparked over 800 wildfires in northern California.


Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries: The president of the { Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries } (OPEC) Chakib Khelil predicts that prices of world crude oil could reach the US$150 to $170 range per barrel before this year's summer ends.


2008 Georgia sugar refinery explosion: The three 100 foot reinforced concrete sugar storage silos around which the investigation into the { 2008 Georgia sugar refinery explosion } is centred have been demolished.


Satellite Information Services Limited: Fourteen months after advisers were appointed to try to sell BBC Resources Ltd., only one of the three main business units has been sold — its Outside Broadcast division to { Satellite Information Services Limited } (SIS), for an estimated £20m.


Robert Draba: The vice-Secretary of State at the President's Chancellary, { Robert Draba } , has stated that "the President by no means interfere in the negotiations and he doesn't want to do so."


Pam and Craig Akers: This week the United Kingdom's Ofcom ruled that ITV2 "breached standards" with a repeat of The Montel Williams Show in which { Pam and Craig Akers } asked "psychic" Sylvia Browne where their son, Shawn Hornbeck, was.


Juba Air Cargo: The aircraft, owned and operated by { Juba Air Cargo } , had departed Khartoum International Airport at 5:55 am (0255 GMT) and was an hour and ten minutes into its flight towards Juba Airport.


2008 Presidential election: While nearly all coverage of the { 2008 Presidential election } has focused on the Democratic and Republican candidates, the race for the White House also includes independents and third-party candidates.


Juba Air Cargo: On Friday a { Juba Air Cargo } Antonov An-12 crash killed seven.


Airborne Express: It took two hours to extinguish the fire on board the { Airborne Express } aircraft, which was parked at a mail processing area of San Francisco International Airport in California, United States.


Pioneer Solar probes: Its seventeen year mission duration made it one of the oldest spacecraft in service at the time of its retirment, along with the Hubble Space Telescope, which was launched just six months earlier, the Voyager probes, and the much older { Pioneer Solar probes } .


decriminalization: In addition he defended the { decriminalization } of drug's consumption.


Sulpicio Lines: { Sulpicio Lines } , a ferry company in the Philippines, have been ordered to pay PH₱6.24 million over the death of a man on board MV "Princess of the Orient", which sank in stormy weather off Batangas in 1998.


Stefaan De Clerck: Mayor { Stefaan De Clerck } handed out the medals.


statutory rape: Barberi allegedly committed { statutory rape } of the young girl from the time she was 11 until she was 15, but could not be charged for his rape of the girl when she was 11 due to a statute of limitations.


Sejm: Being a historian by training, he was an associate professor of the Polish Academy of Sciences (Polska Akademia Nauk, "PAN"), a member of the democratic opposition in the Polish People's Republic, a member of { Sejm } from 1989 to 2001 and a chairman of the political party Freedom Union.


Oval Office: The two are in the { Oval Office } giving each other a fist bump, a greeting which one Fox News Channel commentator has previously called a "terrorist fist jab", while an American flag burns in the fireplace in the background.


One-Two-Go Airlines: Thai low-cost air carrier { One-Two-Go Airlines } has announced that it will be grounding all 16 of its aircraft immediately until September 15.


Empty Nest: She also starred in the television show spin off of "The Golden Girls" titled "The Golden Palace" and made a two episode appearance on another spin off called " { Empty Nest } ".


Ronald A. Gray: { Ronald A. Gray } , stationed at Fort Bragg in North Carolina at the time, was found guilty in courts-martial for the rape and murder of Pvt.


Dwight J. Loving: { Dwight J. Loving } , who was sentenced to death for robbing and murdering two taxi drivers in 1988.


James A. Clark: The United States Department of Justice says it has already obtained seven convictions in the case: Peter Kott, a former Speaker of the Alaska House of Representatives; Thomas T. Anderson, a former state representative; Victor H. Kohring, another representative; { James A. Clark } , chief of staff to the former governor of Alaska; William Bobrick, a lobbyist; Bill Allen, VECO chief executive; and Richard L. Smith, VECO vice president of government relations.


Sweden: Canada are joined by inaugural champions Ireland, { Sweden } and Finland.


Pharmasat Risk Evaluation Satellite: Two CubeSats, { Pharmasat Risk Evaluation Satellite } (PREsat) and Nanosail-D, were also to have been deployed.


Mareta West: Director John Meredyth Lucas, who also worked on Star Trek, had some of his ashes on the flight as well, as did { Mareta West } an astrogeologist who was responsible for choosing the landing sites for the Apollo missions to the Moon.


Nissan Maxima: Reports say that Freeman was driving Demaris Meyer — the owner of the 1997 { Nissan Maxima } — when the car flipped over two or three times around 11:30 p.m. Sunday night.


Britney Spears: Last week the BBC reported that the McCain campaign had released an advertisement comparing Obama to American celebrities { Britney Spears } and Paris Hilton, calling him "the biggest celebrity in the world."


Tbilisi: "I call for an immediate ceasefire," said Saakashvili, speaking in { Tbilisi } .


Anurag Dikshit: Partygaming Plc was founded in 1997 by { Anurag Dikshit } and has since grown at a huge rate - doubling profits in the past year alone to STG£371m.


Richard Holbrooke: "Putin's next target will be Ukraine" said { Richard Holbrooke } , a former United States Ambassador to the United Nations in a CNN interview.


David Brody: In a interview with { David Brody } of CBN, Lieberman stated in response to the question about the possibility of him being at the convention that, "well, it's not clear yet but you might just see me there."


Poll Average: United States presidential candidates Barack Obama and John McCain are statistically tied according to the latest "Day to Day Politics { Poll Average } " as the 2008 Democratic National Convention starts today.


open content: "Wikinews" has determined through an investigation that the staffs for 2008 United States presidential candidates Barack Obama and John McCain have been spending some of their time making questionable edits to "Wikipedia", the { open content } online encyclopedia.


Center for Democratic Culture: Günther Hoffmann, from the { Center for Democratic Culture } commented that "some people in the far-right extremist scene are going to get very nervous, including activists from the NDP," as a result of the incident.


New York Times: Multiple news agencies, including the " { New York Times } " and "CNET" yesterday suggested that a campaign operative for Sarah Palin, the Republican vice presidential candidate, worked on the Wikipedia article on her in the 24 hours before the vice presidential candidate was announced.


Poll Average: Now, Barack Obama is polling at 49.0% and John McCain is polling at 44.1%, a 4.9% lead, according to the latest "Day to Day Politics { Poll Average } ".


congressman: Controversies surrounding Libertarian U.S. presidential nominee and former { congressman } Bob Barr intensified on Friday afternoon.


Federal Reserve: The { Federal Reserve } and Treasury Department are working with Lehman to find a suitable bidder.


Providence Holy Cross Medical Center: According to emergency responders, the injured have been transported to Los Angeles area hospitals, including the University of California, Northridge Hospital Medical Center, { Providence Holy Cross Medical Center } and Huntington Hospital.


Bill Ayer: { Bill Ayer } , chairman and CEO of Alaska Air Group said, "The one-two punch of record oil prices and a softening economy, on top of increased competition, has burdened Alaska Air Group with a $50 million loss on an adjusted basis for the first half of this year.


Czech Republic: Following the UK's decision, the { Czech Republic } also suspended its referendum.


Principality of Vikesland: The flag of the { Principality of Vikesland } , a micronation located in Manitoba, was carried into outer space.


University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign: In a press release Tuesday the News Bureau of the { University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign } highlighted a recent finding that offers one possible explanation for the phenomenon.


Jeff Crouse: "I'm writing because we feel you may be a good company to participate in a brand integration campaign within the actual lyrics of one of the worlds most famous recording artists upcoming song/album," the email read, offering to place { Jeff Crouse } 's fake brand, Double Happiness Jeans, into the songs of popular artists.


Obsession: Radical Islam’s War Against the West: Voters in swing states across the United States began receiving a one-hour DVD of " { Obsession: Radical Islam’s War Against the West } " over the weekend.


Islamo-fascists: The film focuses on drawing parallels between " { Islamo-fascists } " and Nazis, and opens with a series of videos of terrorist acts.


Adam Cooney: On Monday night, Australian Football player { Adam Cooney } won the Australian Football League's most prestigious award, the Brownlow Medal, awarded to the AFL's best and fairest.


Gary Ablett: He received 24 votes, ahead of Simon Black with 23 votes and { Gary Ablett } and Matthew Richardson with 22 votes.


iPhone: Marguerite Reardon from CNET said that Android looks rather like the { iPhone } , and as a result she does not think the phone can be described as iconic.


Bath Spa railway station: { Bath Spa railway station } was also closed off.


Lonsdale Square: The bombing, which occurred in the early hours of Saturday morning, led to the evacuation of the £2.5 million property in { Lonsdale Square } .


Glitnir: Following an emergency meeting at the Central Bank of Iceland on Sunday night the Government of Iceland has acquired 75% of stock in Iceland's second largest bank, { Glitnir } , at the price of 600 million euros.


murder: The 16-year-old boy, Alan Tanguay, now faces a first degree { murder } charge over the death of 58-year-old Patricia Kaliszeski from Palm Bay, Florida.


MV Princess of the Stars: Typhoon Frank stormed across the Philippine Sea June 21, 2008 capsizing numerous boats, killing hundreds and leaving an estimated 1,330 missing in total including 820 passengers and crew from the { MV Princess of the Stars } ferry.


The New York Times: The accusation centers around a report in " { The New York Times } " associating Obama with William C. Ayers, a Chicago professor who was a member of the radical Weathermen group during the 1960s.


Today programme: According to the BBC's { Today programme } , a variety of different people, including youths and middle aged citizens, were telling the teenager to jump.


Derby: Alasdair Kay, director of the { Derby } City Mission, saw the incident unfold.


Springfield News-Sun: Champaign County Municipal Court Judge Fornof-Lippencott told the " { Springfield News-Sun } " she often assigns creative sentencing options.


Fredrik Heffermehl: Norwegian lawyer, author and activist, { Fredrik Heffermehl } published a book criticising the interpretation of the will of Nobel, just a few days prior to October 10.


2008 Canadian federal election: In an attempt to speak with as many candidates as possible during the { 2008 Canadian federal election } , Wikinews has talked via email with Vicki Gunn.


President of the United States: George W. Bush, the { President of the United States } , has attempted to reassure Americans on the economy in his weekly radio address.


White House: A report released by the US House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform today found that the { White House } had "used the political affairs office to orchestrate an aggressive strategy to use taxpayer-funded trips to help elect Republican candidates" during the 2006 Congressional elections.


John Carmichael: On October 17, the President of the Church of Scientology in New York City, { John Carmichael } , also accused "Anonymous" of being behind the shooting.


Zacarias Moussaoui: The report is a year old -- but is only being released after a legal battle involving lawyers for { Zacarias Moussaoui } , who has been convicted of an al-Qaeda plot against the United States, but is currently fighting a possible death penalty.


Yemeni government: Five people are also reported missing.The { Yemeni government } has pledged to send tents to help the homeless.


Thomas W. Hartmann: Brigadier General { Thomas W. Hartmann } , an officer in the United States Air Force Reserve, is the subject of two new investigations.


Jenna Elfman: Actress { Jenna Elfman } left the Beverly Hills Playhouse because she felt Katselas was not committed enough to Scientology.


Purification Rundown: Actress Nancy Cartwright (the voice of Bart Simpson), told Scientology publication "Celebrity" that Katselas motivated her to get more active in Scientology, and she stated she took the organization's " { Purification Rundown } " and her life "took off completely".


Tenth Doctor: Actor David Tennant made an announcement Wednesday at the National Television Awards in the United Kingdom that he will end his time portraying the { Tenth Doctor } on the long-running BBC science fiction drama "Doctor Who" in 2009.


Margaret Anderson Kelliher: Rybak and Chris Coleman, U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar, U.S. Rep. Keith Ellison, Speaker of the Minnesota House of Representatives { Margaret Anderson Kelliher } .


Advogato: On { Advogato } , Chris Frey sent an open letter to the chair of the FSF, Richard Stallman.


eliminated the state income tax: Also, in Massachusetts, voters overwhelmingly, in every single Massachusetts city and town, rejected a ballot measure which would have { eliminated the state income tax } by 2010, the ballot measure was sponsored by the Committee for Small Government, which is headed up by two libertarians, Michael Cloud, a Libertarian Party candidate for U.S. Senate in 2002 and Carla Howell, Libertarian Party candidate for governor in the 2002 Massachusetts gubernatorial election.


Chandrayaan-1: India's first lunar mission { Chandrayaan-1 } (meaning 'moon craft' in Sanskrit) has completed the tricky manoeuvre of entering the lunar orbit at 5:15 PM Indian standard time.


lunar orbit insertion: The { lunar orbit insertion } (LOI) began at 4:50 P.M and lasted for 817 seconds (14 minutes).


Nick Hancock: North Staffordshire marked the event when television presenter { Nick Hancock } released 15,500 poppy petals, representing the 15,500 British soldiers to be killed while in conflict since World War II.


Simpson Desert Conservation Park: The closure will affect the { Simpson Desert Conservation Park } and Simpson Desert Regional Reserve, an area of approximately 3.6 million hectares (8.9 million acres).


New York Daily News: The " { New York Daily News } " told readers that next week there will be more news about the current budget situation facing the series, and more potential cast layoffs to be announced.


Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority: The attack was in response to the attacking of the official website of Pakistan state corporation { Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority } by Indian hackers named HMG, who attacked the OGRA's website on November 17, and left a message on front page of the website that they would hack any Pakistani website with poor security controls.


Royal Thai Army: Thailand's Prime Minister, Somchai Wongsawat, has rejected calls by General Anupong Paochinda, the commander-in-chief of the { Royal Thai Army } , to step down.


€: The European Commission (EC) has unveiled an economic recovery plan worth { € } 200 billion, which it hopes will save millions of jobs.


Josef Fritzl: The man, identified by police as { Josef Fritzl } , is alleged to have started sexually abusing his daughter, named as Elisabeth Fritzl, when she was eleven years old, and to have subsequently fathered seven children by her.


1976 Tampa Bay Buccaneers: The Lions joined the { 1976 Tampa Bay Buccaneers } as the modern NFL's only teams to finish a season without a victory or tie.


National Aeronautics and Space Administration: After windy and stormy conditions in Florida prevented its planned landing at Kennedy Space Center, the { National Aeronautics and Space Administration } (NASA) decided to redirect the space shuttle "Endeavour" to California.


Traian Băsescu: Meanwhile, President { Traian Băsescu } , who has no official party association, is known to support PD-L. The President is not required to nominate a Prime Minister from the winning party.


Venice: { Venice } , Italy suffered from its worst floods in 22 years on Monday.


University of Maryland: The job losses were "much worse than expected," said Peter Morici, a business professor at the { University of Maryland } .


Boeing 737: Gol Transportes Aéreos Flight 1907, a { Boeing 737 } , crashed into the ground after an Embraer Legacy 600 executive jet's wing clipped it.


ExcelAire: The Legacy, owned by { ExcelAire } , performed an emergency landing at a nearby airbase.


Youth Protection Act: According to their website, the BPjM's goal is to "protect children and adolescents in Germany from any media which might contain harmful or dangerous content", pursuant to Germany's { Youth Protection Act } .


Digital Liberty Coalition: Hundreds attended the protests in Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, Melbourne, Canberra, Perth and Hobart which were organised by the { Digital Liberty Coalition } .


"RNA Biology": The scientific journal { "RNA Biology" } will require authors of articles in a new section on RNA families to submit summaries of their work to Wikipedia, "Nature News" reports.


SmY RNA: The first article in the new journal section will deal with { SmY RNA } , a family which now has its own Wikipedia article.


American Society for Cell Biology: For example, two biochemists and Wikipedians, Professor William J. Wedemeyer and Tim Vickers, MSc, PhD, hosted a Wikipedia workshop last Tuesday at the { American Society for Cell Biology } Annual Meeting.


Nurse Chapel: Majel also played { Nurse Chapel } in the original Star Trek series starring William Shatner and later played Lwaxana Troi in "Star Trek: The Next Generation" and "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine".


Darren Ng: Local player { Darren Ng } thrilled the crowd with 33 points including five 3 pointers.


Gosder Cherilus: Lions tackle { Gosder Cherilus } likened the team's chance to avoid the 0-16 finish as a championship game.


Pasadena: 92,293 fans watched the University of Southern California Trojans defeat the Penn State Nittany Lions by a score of 38-24 in the 95th annual Rose Bowl Game, which took place Thursday at the Rose Bowl Stadium in { Pasadena } .


Oklahoma Sooners: A win in that game possibly could have earned them a spot in the BCS National Championship Game, which is set to be played next week between the Florida Gators and the { Oklahoma Sooners } .


Andrew Buchan: Fellow actor { Andrew Buchan } from "Party Animals" told "The Guardian": "It's a sublime bit of casting.


Devonshire Place: British royal Princess Beatrice, age 20, has become the victim of thieves, who stole her prized £17,000 black 1 Series BMW while she and her police bodyguard were shopping in { Devonshire Place } in Kensington — leaving the vehicle's keys in the ignition.


Prince Andrew: The luxury car, which has a personalised number plate and contained some personal items, was a gift from her father, { Prince Andrew } , for her 17th birthday in 2005.


JPG: After announcing " { JPG } " magazine would cease publication just days ago, the future of 8020 Publishing is looking brighter.


Wikipedia: The Chinese government has already blocked the popular online encyclopedia " { Wikipedia } ", but later in July 2008 the government began to allow users to access the site during the Summer Olympics.


MV "Faina": Pirates in Somalia have released the { MV "Faina" } , a Ukrainian ship carrying a cargo of 33 T-72 tanks, along with 20 of its crew of 21, the Russian captain having been killed by hypertension during the hijack.


Combat Readiness/Safety Center: The accident is under investigation by the { Combat Readiness/Safety Center } in Fort Rucker, Alabama, home of the U.S. Army Aviation Center.


Parajet Skycar: The { Parajet Skycar } is a prototype flying car.


James Franklin: Key bowler { James Franklin } is returning from injury in this game, but has had a poor start, with figures of 0/84 off of 14 overs.


Raquel: They had an estimated value of five million GBP and impersonated the Classic Gold and { Raquel } brands of cigarette.


Amy Klobuchar: Unfortunately, after guarantees that the Bush administration would adequately prepare and protect consumers, only in the last few days have they revealed that funding has run out— just weeks before the plug is pulled on analog TV." said US Senator { Amy Klobuchar } , from Minnesota.


Brent Celek: However, in the third quarter, Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb threw three touchdown passes, two of them being to tight end { Brent Celek } .


David Akers: After kicker { David Akers } missed an extra point attempt after the third touchdown pass, the score was 25 to 24 in favor of the Eagles.


United States Secretary of State: The United States Senate has, in a 94–2 vote yesterday, approved Hillary Clinton as the next { United States Secretary of State } .


Damien Green: Some elements of the media had assumed that Stephenson was out of the running following the arrest of Tory MP { Damien Green } as part of a leak enquiry.


enterochromaffin cell: Serotonin (5-hydroxytryptamine, or 5-HT) is a monoamine neurotransmitter synthesized in serotonergic neurons in the central nervous system (CNS) and { enterochromaffin cell } s in the gastrointestinal tract of animals including humans.


damaging crops: They form bands as nymphs and swarms as adults — both of which can travel great distances, rapidly stripping fields and greatly { damaging crops } .


supernumerary: Polydactyly (from Ancient Greek means 'πολύς' (polus) or "many" + 'δάκτυλος' (daktulos) "finger[s]"), also known as polydactylism, sexdactyly, hexadactyly, or hexadactylism, is a congenital physical disorder consisting of { supernumerary } fingers or toes.


Qingdao Symphony Orchestra: On January 2, the album was rereleased in a 2-CD format with 32 tracks, including a guest appearence by Doro Pesch and an unreleased song recorded in China that features the Beijing Philharmonic and the { Qingdao Symphony Orchestra } .


greater speed: In computing jargon, small sizing results to { greater speed } and better computer data storage.


Tom Newman: In 1985, the prize for the second challenge was claimed by Stanford { Tom Newman } , who, working with electrical engineering professor Fabian Pease, used electron lithography.


Donald Eigler: In 2000, it was Hari Manoharan, Christopher Lutz and { Donald Eigler } who first experimentally observed quantum mirage at the IBM Almaden Research Center in San Jose, California.


Paul Kenny: General Secretary { Paul Kenny } said "Peter Mandelson is in denial about the nature of the problem that has given rise to the dispute.


Lindsey Oil Refinery: The unofficial protests began on Friday, when workers in industrial plants across the country walked out in sympathy with the staff at { Lindsey Oil Refinery } in North Lincolnshire.


consumer psychology: According to University of Portland { consumer psychology } professor Deana Julka, people flock to free promotions amid just a few dollars saving because there's nothing in life for free.


DineEquity: The International House of Pancakes (IHOP) is a United States-based restaurant chain that specializes in breakfast foods and is owned by { DineEquity } .


malaria: Bill Gates, the founder of computer software company Microsoft, tried to bring attention to { malaria } while speaking at the TED (Technology, Entertainment, Design) conference on Wednesday February 4 in Long Beach, California.


FlightSim.com: Nels Anderson, the founder of { FlightSim.com } , a MSFS enthusiast website, called it a "dark day" for the simulation market.


Saudi Arabia: On February 3, 2009, the Government of { Saudi Arabia } released a list of 85 most wanted suspected terrorists.


November 18: The last entry, which has since been removed from public view, was posted on { November 18 } , 2004 and read:


Suicide: and even posted an "Ode to { Suicide } " under the following post:


Liberal National Party: The quick actions to quell these issues encouraged fresh conjecture from the opposition { Liberal National Party } that the election would be held next month, possibly on the 28th.


Orion: The gentle mammals were first spotted swimming back and forth and straying very dangerously close (about a mile or 1.6 kilometers) to the shores of the coastal towns of Pilar, { Orion } and Abucay 135 kilometers northwest of Manila at around at around 4:00 am on Tuesday, said Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) Commodore Luis Tuazon and Bataan Governor Enrique Garcia Jr.


Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society: If the leader of the dolphins was sick, then the animal could have committed a “navigational error” and led the rest of the group to shore," said the { Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society } (WDCS).


Red List: The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) which includes the melon-headed whales in its { Red List } of threatened species said that the number of whales involved in mass stranding had increased in the last 30 years.


Coalition to Repatriate Omar Khadr: The { Coalition to Repatriate Omar Khadr } held a press conference in Toronto on Wednesday, where Khadr's lawyer Dennis Edney unveiled his reintegration strategy for the sole Western citizen still held at Guantanamo Bay, in hopes that he can be returned to Canada.


Afghan insurgents: Khadr, who was 15 years old and serving as a translator for { Afghan insurgents } when he was captured by American Special Forces in 2002, has been a controversial point in Canadian politics since his capture.


Tu te reconnaîtras: Her winning song, " { Tu te reconnaîtras } " ("You will recognize yourself"), became a Europe-wide hit that spring.


Moscow: This is the second in a series of interviews with past Eurovision contestants, which will be published sporadically in the lead-up to mid-May's next contest in { Moscow } .


Pactolus: To put the spotlight favourably on the operators who that night will swipe the wealth ["Editor's note: A reference to { Pactolus } , in which King Midas washed his hands of the golden touch in the river there"], they prefer to take from it an evening which was an international family party...


Jordan's: { Jordan's } Tiago Monteiro finished third.


Attorney General: The "Fallo" or dispositive portion of the judgment in question goes as follows: "We need to help empower parents with the ultimate decision over whether or not their children play in a world of violence and murder," said the law's author, Sen. Leland Yee, announcing he wanted Edmund Gerald "Jerry" Brown, Jr., the current { Attorney General } and a former governor of the State of California, to appeal the decision to the U.S. Supreme Court.


Michael D. Gallagher: According to { Michael D. Gallagher } , president of the Entertainment Software Association, plaintiff, the Court's ruling has stressed that parents, with assistance from the industry, are the ones who should control what games their children play.


Speed: Team principal Ken Anderson and sporting director Peter Windsor officially launched USF1 in a live press conference broadcast on the US television channel { Speed } .


Norman J. Ornstein: "Given the economic catastrophe that we face, to go right into the teeth of that hurricane and plan for some ambitious expansion of government that goes beyond the triage element is bold to say the least," { Norman J. Ornstein } , a political scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, told Reuters.


Sunshine Coast Grammar School: Mr. Clutterbuck is a graduate of { Sunshine Coast Grammar School } and is currently studying Education at the University of the Sunshine Coast.


Intel: After years of claims, Kilby agreed to share credit for the invention with Robert Noyce, the co-founder of chip maker { Intel } .


DVD players: The integrated circuit paved the way in the development of the microchip used today in computers, { DVD players } , interactive video games and cell phones.


tax violations: Former Pennsylvania State Senator Vincent J. Fumo was found guilty of 137 counts of conspiracy, fraud, obstruction of justice and { tax violations } on Monday.


US$: Fumo, a Democrat who previously represented South Philadelphia, was found guilty of defrauding the Senate, a nonprofit organization and a museum out of more than { US$ } 3.5 million.


Patricia Petersen: { Patricia Petersen } is one of the independents.


2008 Olympic games: Bolt won gold medals in the 100 meters, 200 metres and 4x100 metres relay race in the { 2008 Olympic games } held in Beijing, China.


Lucy Doolan: { Lucy Doolan } was the top scorer for New Zealand with 48 and Nicky Shaw finished with the best bowling figures for England taking 4/34.


Nicky Shaw: Lucy Doolan was the top scorer for New Zealand with 48 and { Nicky Shaw } finished with the best bowling figures for England taking 4/34.


Spanish: Djordjevic played in the Yugoslavian, Italian, { Spanish } and NBA leagues, as well as for the Yugoslavian national team.


AmeriCone Dream: Among his other namesakes are Steagle Colbeagle the Eagle, the mascot of the Saginaw Spirit junior ice hockey team in Michigan; Stephen Jr., a bald eagle born at the San Francisco Zoo; "Aptostichus stephencolberti", a species of trapdoor spider; Air Colbert, a Virgin America airplane; and { AmeriCone Dream } , a Ben & Jerry's ice cream flavor.


quirky alcohol laws: "Utah has { quirky alcohol laws } .


Port Authority: { Port Authority } Chairman Anthony Coscia commented on the change, "It's the one that is easiest for people to identify with — and frankly, we've gotten a very interested and warm reception to it."


Atlantic City Convention Center: LoBiondo said $160 million worth of business and 120,000 visitors have chosen other cities for their tourism plans due to the stimulus bill, according to { Atlantic City Convention Center } figures.


Atlantic County: "It is not just an { Atlantic County } issue.


SecDev Group: Canadian think tanks { SecDev Group } and the Munk Centre for International Studies at the University of Toronto have released findings from a 10 month investigation exposing an internet spy network based mostly in China which has hacked into computers and networks owned by government and private organizations in 103 countries.


Las Vegas: It has been more than five years since I [won] Eurovision and was named Best-Selling Ukrainian Artist at [the] World Music Awards in { Las Vegas } .


Bill Delahunt: The bill is co-sponsored by 20 senators, and the House of Representatives is considering a companion measure, H.R. 874, introduced by Representatives { Bill Delahunt } and Jeff Flake.


H5N1: Statistics from the World Health Organisation's (WHO) website say that 413 people in fifteen countries have been infected with the { H5N1 } virus; out of those, 256 have died.


war casualties: The media were allowed to cover the return of an airman killed in Afghanistan on Monday, ending an 18-year ban that had prevented the publication of images of American { war casualties } .


Norm Coleman: With 351 additional ballots counted, Al Franken has increased his lead over former Minnesota Sen. { Norm Coleman } from 225 to 312 votes, local news agencies reported Tuesday.


Mark Ritchie: Poser was supervised closely by Minnesota Secretary of State { Mark Ritchie } , Franken lawyer Marc Elias and Coleman lawyer Tony Trimble.


Operation Stack: Ferry sailings between Dover in the United Kingdom and Calais were suspended, with UK authorities implementing the { Operation Stack } management plan in response.


Mycocepurus smithii: The possibility that " { Mycocepurus smithii } " reproduces asexually had previously been suggested by Hermógenes Fernandez-Marin, "The possibility that females reproduce parthenogenetically is suggested by the conspicuous lack of males in reproductive colonies."


Orphans International Worldwide: "The organization I founded ten years ago, { Orphans International Worldwide } , has a community center at the base of Mount Kilimanjaro at OI Tanzania, serving AIDS orphans and other children," Jim Luce said.


waterboarding: In the days following Rice's approval, the Justice Department had given the legal rationale for the use of { waterboarding } against Abu Zubaydah.


Steve Kagen: Despite some constructive edits, such as correcting the spelling of Wisconsin congressman { Steve Kagen } 's name and correcting grammatical errors, the same IP removed the information in both sections a total of six times from March 18 to April 24, 2009.


NO2ID: "Wikinews" contacted { NO2ID } about the proposal, and received feedback from their press spokesman, Michael Parker.


Eurovision Song Contest: This is the sixth and final interview set the English "Wikinews" will publish in the run-up to the semi-final and final rounds of the { Eurovision Song Contest } .


Rodolfo Chikilicuatre: Spain's newspaper "El Mundo" published an article entitled "Soraya's fiasco," outlining Soraya Arnelas's failure to receive points from 37 of the 41 other voting nations, with the writer remarking, "After a whole year trying to forget [Rodolfo Chikilicuatre, Spain's "joke entrant" from 2008], Soraya jumped on-stage with strength...Spain's experiment ended with longing [for] { Rodolfo Chikilicuatre } ."


The Bronx: United States law enforcement officials announced the arrest Thursday of four men in connection with a plot to blow up two synagogues in { The Bronx } , a borough of New York City, and shoot down military airplanes flying out of the Stewart Air National Guard Base.


intentional harassment: A woman, believed to be his girlfriend, was reported to have been arrested for pushing and swearing at police after the male was arrested, and was arrested under section 5 of the Public Order Act 1986, for causing the police { intentional harassment } .


European Parliament: Finland votes in the { European Parliament } election on June 7.


Maker Faire: The fourth annual { Maker Faire } took place this past weekend at the San Mateo Fairground in San Mateo, California located in the United States.


Rigmor Aasrud: State Secretary { Rigmor Aasrud } said that the activities in question might be prosecuted as fraud or as violations of existing healthcare regulations.


Olav Gunnar Ballo: { Olav Gunnar Ballo } , a Norwegian MP and medical doctor whose daughter Kaja suddenly killed herself after a negative experience with the Scientology test in France in March 2008, released a book about Kaja Ballo's life in April 2009.


Trends in Ecology and Evolution: The study was published in today's edition of the journal " { Trends in Ecology and Evolution } ".


Office of Special Affairs: The former executives speaking out include Mike Rinder, who served as head of the organization's legal and public relations division the { Office of Special Affairs } , Mark Rathbun, former Inspector General of the organization's Religious Technology Center, Tom De Vocht, former manager of the organization's operations in Clearwater, Florida, and Amy Scobee, a former Scientology staff member in California who assisted in construction of Scientology's Celebrity Centres.


PZ Myers: "Juicy stuff from a mainstream newspaper coming out and hitting Scientology hard," said biologist and University of Minnesota, Morris associate professor { PZ Myers } in a post to his blog Pharyngula.


Diego Costa: Several members of the Spanish national team are currently scheduled to play in the 2013–14 UEFA Champions League semi-finals, including { Diego Costa } , Koke and David Villa who play for Atletico Madrid and Sergio Ramos, Iker Casillas, Álvaro Arbeloa, Nacho, Xabi Alonso, Isco.


Ari Schwartz: "We came away saying they have a lot of work in front of them to get this done right," { Ari Schwartz } of the Center for Democracy and Technology (CDT) said.


Dennis Blair: Several people—including Rod Beckstrom, who resigned over the issue as head of the National Cyber Security Center (NCSC); Bruce Schneier of BT Counterpane; Leslie Harris, president and CEO of CDT—and not { Dennis Blair } , Director of National Intelligence—have urged the Obama administration to keep the Department of Homeland Security in charge despite its low scores, because, they claim, the NSA is a spy agency.


permanent memorial: A { permanent memorial } for the victims of the July 7, 2005 London bombings has been unveiled in Hyde Park, London, England.


Willis Group Holdings: { Willis Group Holdings } became a major tenant of the building in March, 2009.


Marriott: The explosions were at two luxury hotels, the { Marriott } and Ritz-Carlton, popular with foreign businessmen in the business district and are reported to have occurred in the hotel restaurants during breakfast.


terrorist car bomb in 2003: The same Marriott was previously the target of a { terrorist car bomb in 2003 } .


Mataika House: A further 16 cases were confirmed by the laboratory at { Mataika House } , one day after it had confirmed 8 cases to bring the total to 81.


Kandahar Airfield: A United States fighter jet crash on Saturday has claimed the lives of the two American pilots onboard in eastern Afghanistan, and a NATO fighter crash at { Kandahar Airfield } has injured two more pilots today.


Kitzur Shulkhan Arukh: Jewish leaders were summoned for questioning about the { Kitzur Shulkhan Arukh } as the apparent first step of a probe into whether all Jewish organizations should be banned in Russia.


Tom Hurndall: Former Israeli soldier sergeant Wahid Taysir was convicted of manslaughter and other charges for covering up in the death of British student { Tom Hurndall } by an Israeli court.


Alistair Coe: Highlights from the conference included keynote speeches by Wikimedia Foundation Chief Program Officer Jennifer Riggs and Senator Kate Lundy, as well as a panel discussion on the political pressures involved in improving and disseminating GLAM organisations' online collections featuring Senator Lundy as well as Senator Scott Ludlam, ACT Legislative Assembly shadow minister { Alistair Coe } , Government 2.0 Taskforce member Seb Chan, Adjunct Director to the Digital Library of the National Library of New Zealand Paul Reynolds and Kylie Johnson, the New Media Advisor for the Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts.


Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease: The Organic Consumers Association reported last year that hundreds of people are dying in the US each year from { Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease } (CJD or vCJD) (the human counterpart of BSE) and the deaths are being written off as "unexplainable".


José Alencar: However, critics, even inside the government like the Vice-President { José Alencar } have already criticized it, because of the high interest rates.


overlooked: Six Taliban gunmen, described as wearing explosive vests, managed to gain access to an unfinished tower block in the provincial capital of Logar Province which { overlooked } several government buildings and compounds, including that of the local chief of police and governor's residence.


South Korea: Speaking at an other conference in Seoul, { South Korea } UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said "If we fail to act, climate change will intensify droughts, floods and other natural disasters...


County Legislator: "Some constituents have had strong reactions, but that's just based on what they read in the papers and what the headlines are," said { County Legislator } Peter Harckham.


O2: The film will be primarily cut from footage of Jackson rehearsing for the series of concerts that would have taken place at the { O2 } in London, but will also feature interviews with Jackson's family and friends.


US$: The film becomes possible after AEG Live, the promoter of the O2 concerts, reached an { US$ } 60 million agreement with Columbia Pictures for over 100 hours of footage of Jackson preparing for his swan song.


regional jet: A wheel on an Aseman Airlines Fokker 100 { regional jet } caught fire late on Tuesday night after landing in Isfahan, Iran following a flight from Tehran.


grassroots: Attempts by President Barack Obama to reform the health care in the United States has been met with { grassroots } opposition.


Galmo Williams: However the reaction by the local government have been hostile, with the action being described as a "coup" by deposed Premier { Galmo Williams } .


trial in the Netherlands: "The convicted bomber should not be transferred under any subsequent agreement since the arrangements for the { trial in the Netherlands } promised that if convicted, the defendant would serve his prison term in Scotland.


Michael Johnson: Bolt sped through the 200m in a time of 19.19 seconds, breaking the 19.32 mark set by { Michael Johnson } of the United States in 1996.


100 metres: Last Sunday, with a time a 9.58 seconds, the Jamaican runner set a new world record in the { 100 metres } , besting his own prior 9.69 second record, which he set at the 2008 Summer Olympics.


Bunny Greenhouse: Among those testifying were { Bunny Greenhouse } , former Chief Contracting Officer of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Rory Mayberry, former Food Program Manager for Halliburton subsidiary, and Allan Waller, of the Lloyd-Owen International security and operations firm.


Senate Budget Committee: "Today's budget numbers send a clear signal that the time for putting off tough choices is over and the time to act is now," said the chairman of the { Senate Budget Committee } , Kent Conrad.


South Waziristan: Mehsud was reportedly killed on August 5, 2009, during a U.S. drone attack on { South Waziristan } ; however, Hakimullah Mehsud, who was recently chosen as Baitullah's successor, and Wali-ur-Rehman told the BBC that Mehsud had died on Sunday, August 23, 2009 of injuries sustained on August 5.


Moe: On Saturday Maffra played { Moe } in the Qualifying Final at Traralgon.


Amy Macdonald: This news comes after a backstage fistfight between the brothers, which singer { Amy Macdonald } described on her Twitter profile with the text, "Liam smashed Noel’s guitar, huuuge ["sic"] fight!"


Army: General Sir Richard Dannatt retired from his post as Chief of the General Staff of the British { Army } yesterday, announcing General Sir David Richards as his successor.


Corpus Christi Catholic College: The female teacher, Ann Maguire, 61, was stabbed in front of her class of 30 while teaching a Year 11 Spanish lesson in the secondary school { Corpus Christi Catholic College } on the outskirts of Leeds.


KIEV: { KIEV } – The Ukrainian parliament passed a vote of no-confidence in the government of Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych bolstering the efforts of opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko.


Maffra: { Maffra } has won the West Gippsland Latrobe Football League (WGLFL) Preliminary Final against Moe this weekend at Western Park, Warragul 16-21 117 to 9-10 65.


Corn Exchange: Despite attempts to keep the location secret, the Radical Independence Campaign began calling for protesters to turn up on Friday, at the city's { Corn Exchange } , nearly a week before the event.


Sunshine Coast Rugby Union: A two tries to one second half has seen Toads defeat Maroochydore 24 points to 17 in their round 3 { Sunshine Coast Rugby Union } match at Cotton Tree Oval in Maroochydore, Queensland, Australia yesterday.


Gara: An anonymous caller contacted the Basque newspaper { Gara } at 5.30pm local time, describing the location of the devices and naming ETA as responsible for the attacks.


University of the Sunshine Coast: University has defeated Maroochydore 64 points to 0 in their round 4 Sunshine Coast Rugby Union match today at the { University of the Sunshine Coast } , Sippy Downs, Australia.


Srebrenica Massacre: The organizers decided to commemorate the { Srebrenica Massacre } with one minute of silence on midnight between July 10 and July 11.


Ohio: On the jobs-front, forty-two states lost jobs last month led by Texas, Michigan, Georgia, and { Ohio } , totalling over 216,000 jobs; eight states recorded increases in job positions.


Brother Speed: The group of motorbikes, belonging to members of the { Brother Speed } club, was in the left (fast) lane behind one of the cars when traffic slowed down.


European Sponsorship Association: These developments come days after the { European Sponsorship Association } said that cheating scandals jeopardised funding for teams in major competitions.


Universia: Renault's remaining sponsors are French-based international energy firm Total, tyre manufacturer Bridgestone, Russian communications provider Megafon, Pepe Jeans, and Internet educator { Universia } .


Xbox: The iPhone also beat the iPod, Nintendo, YouTube, Google, PlayStation, { Xbox } amongst other popular brands.


Church of Scientology: The { Church of Scientology } opposes psychiatry and does not recognize autism as an affliction.


Qal3ah: The statement was published on { Qal3ah } , an internet forum which has been used before for announcements by Al-Qaeda, though the validity of the claims are currently unconfirmed.


Ihab al-Sherif: Al-Qaeda said in a web statement Thursday that it has killed Egypt's top envoy in Iraq, { Ihab al-Sherif } .


Singapore: The vote, held in { Singapore } , surprised some supporters of the sports, who believed that there were enough votes to retain them.


Central European Australian Football League Championships: Currently national teams play either one off internationals and/or play in either a tri-nation tournament, the EU Cup or the { Central European Australian Football League Championships }


Universal Music Group: Snocap has signed an agreement with { Universal Music Group } to make the company's entire catalogue available through the new service.


BBC News: Speaking to { BBC News } about this event, he said: "The view is that it was probably in some sort of container but that has not survived and it was deliberately hoarded, put into the ground, what is unclear is why, and I suppose what we find is they would have been objects that had been stripped from the enemies' weapons.


Channel 4: Lord Terence Burns has been confirmed as the new chairman of British television channel { Channel 4 } .


Italian national team: He made one appearance for the { Italian national team } .


Lisle: Students at Benet Academy in { Lisle } , Illinois, United States, have raised money and offered support for Jenna McKeown, a classmate who was recently diagnosed with leukemia.


North Korea: Last night, { North Korea } agreed to rejoin a six-nation talk on disarming its nuclear weapons after more than a year of dissent.


U.S. President: Chelsea Clinton, the daughter of Bill Clinton, { U.S. President } from 1993 to 2001, has announced that she is engaged to her long-term boyfriend.


Grade I listed: The project, which replaced the whole building apart from the { Grade I listed } Cockerell building, received a £15 million grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund.


final draw: The FIFA { final draw } , which determined team positioning in the 2010 FIFA World Cup, was held Friday in Cape Town, South Africa.


VJ Day: After consulting veterans groups, the British Government chose to hold the national day of commemorations on 10 July, instead of separate days for VE Day (8 May) and { VJ Day } (15 August).


Poetry Society: The director of the { Poetry Society } , Judith Palmer, said that changes would not address "the bigger problem", as the election process is "notoriously bruising".


St. Francis High School: One school Benet surely will not be playing against this year, however, is { St. Francis High School } .


Sippy Downs: University have defeated Maroochydore 27 points to 3 in their round nine Sunshine Coast Rugby Union match yesterday at the University of the Sunshine Coast, { Sippy Downs } , Australia.


Western Isles Hospital: He was taken to { Western Isles Hospital } and placed in a high dependency unit, however the man died later that day.


Bethlehem: A six-year-old boy has died as as result of a farming-related incident in the village of { Bethlehem } in Carmarthenshire, Wales.


Boeing 737: A { Boeing 737 } belonging to Irish budget carrier Ryanair came off the runway at Glasgow's Prestwick Airport in Scotland yesterday.


America's Healthy Future Act: Senator Olympia Snowe, a moderate Republican from Maine who helped approved the Senate Finance Committee's version of health care reform, the { America's Healthy Future Act } , earlier in the year and who remarked she may not vote on the final bill, said, "I was extremely disappointed," noting that when the Democrats reached their needed 60 votes to overcome a filibuster, "there was zero opportunity to amend the bill or modify it, and Democrats had no incentive to reach across the aisle."


"The Lord of the Rings" film trilogy: The Elvish language was featured in scenes of { "The Lord of the Rings" film trilogy } , directed by Peter Jackson.


James Doohan: Okrand drew inspiration from Klingon lines spoken by actor { James Doohan } in the film "Star Trek: The Motion Picture"; Doohan portrayed character Montgomery Scott in the "Star Trek" series.


Chris Evans: Bolton Wanderers have released a statement through their website saying that "[a]ssistant Manager { Chris Evans } and first-team coach Steve Wigley will take charge of first team matters for the interim period".


Lisle: [ Refresh]" Immaculate Conception High School defeated Wheaton Academy 52–41 last Wednesday, earning the championship title in the { Lisle } Holiday Cage Classic, a basketball tournament in Lisle, Illinois, United States.


University of the Sunshine Coast: Noosa has defeated University 24 points to 15 in their round 10 Sunshine Coast Rugby Union match at the { University of the Sunshine Coast } in Sippy Downs, Australia yesterday.


Pier Head: In Liverpool, England the North West Development Agency (NWDA) has approved funds of nearly £33 million (about $57.6 million U.S. dollars) for the construction of the Museum of Liverpool on Mann Island at the { Pier Head } — part of Liverpool's UNESCO World Heritage Site waterfront.


NFL Playoffs: After a very close offensive battle throughout the game, the Arizona Cardinals defeated the Green Bay Packers 51-45 in an overtime thriller today in the wild card round of the { NFL Playoffs } .


Joseph Wilson: Her husband, a former ambassador under the first president Bush, { Joseph Wilson } has been proven correct in his assertions that Iraq was not attempting to gain or purchased uranium from Niger.


Port-au-Prince: Haiti was hit by a heavy earthquake with a magnitude of 7.0 on Tuesday, killing an unknown number of people, and destroying up to ten percent of buildings in the capital, { Port-au-Prince } .


Eixample: The Italian Cultural Institute is located at the passatge Méndez Vigo, in the { Eixample } district of the Catalan capital.


communique: In this trip he signed a { communique } recognising the Republic of China (the official name of Taiwan) as a sovereign state.


European Commission: LISBON – The President of the { European Commission } , José Manuel Durão Barroso, said holding a referendum on acceding to the European Constitution in Portugal is inadvisable, in light of the current political crisis in that country.


Bernard Ebbers: { Bernard Ebbers } , founder and former CEO of telecommunications giant WorldCom, now MCI, was sentenced to 25 years in prison for his role in the corporate accounting fraud totaling US$11 billion.


HMS Richmond: During Hurricane Frances and Ivan last year, { HMS Richmond } and RFA Wave Ruler were actively involved in humanitarian relief.


Krasnoyarsk: Others were held in Vladivostok, { Krasnoyarsk } and Yekaterinburg, which, according to Russian radio, were not shut down by police.


ITV1: Nearly 7,500 episodes later, "Coronation Street" still broadcasts on { ITV1 } .


Zhu Weiqun: Chinese Communist Party official { Zhu Weiqun } , speaking at a press conference to discuss the five-day visit by the representatives, said that "corresponding action" would be taken if the White House did not step down.


First Active: { First Active } has become the first financial institution to offer 100% mortgages in the Republic of Ireland.


subpoenaed: The amendment comes as George W. Bush declined to reaffirm his pledge to fire any official involved in the leaking of covert CIA agent Valerie Plame after documents { subpoenaed } by the U.S. Supreme Court named his chief advisor Karl Rove as a source of the leak.


Dwight Freeney: The Saints move the ball down inside the Colts’ 30 yard line when, on third down, { Dwight Freeney } sacked Brees.


Garrett Hartley: After the sack on third down, kicker { Garrett Hartley } kicks a 46 yard field goal making the score Colts 10, Saints 3.


two point conversion: The Saints went for the { two point conversion } and failed on an incomplete pass by Lance Moore, making the score 22-17 with 5:42 left.


Steve Dannenman: On the sixth hand of heads-up play against American { Steve Dannenman } , Hachem made a seven-high straight on the flop, which held up until the river to give him the win.


Visa: The National Retail Federation said for 2004 that between { Visa } and MasterCard, they pulled in $17.4 billion, a surcharge borne by the consumer regardless of whether they pay by cash or plastic.


StreamCast Networks: Grokster and { StreamCast Networks } are two recent examples of companies targeted by legal prosecution in the U.S. Supreme Court.


Scud: The missile was liquid-fuelled and said to be "threat-representative", possibly similar to a { Scud } .


Zardad Faryadi Sarwar: { Zardad Faryadi Sarwar } (also known as Zardad Khan and Commander Zardad), a warlord who controlled several checkpoints at the road between Kabul and Jalalabad in Afghanistan in the early 1990s, was convicted today of torture and hostage-taking.


Sunshine Beach: Noosa have claimed the first spot in the 2014 Sunshine Coast Rugby Union grand final after defeating University 13–0 at { Sunshine Beach } , Australia on Saturday.


Great Plains: A wet late Spring season's increase in rainfall helped duck populations rebound in the northern { Great Plains } near the U.S.-Canadian border.


Lord Goldsmith: Three British Army soldiers are to be court martialled for alleged war crimes in Iraq, United Kingdom Attorney General, { Lord Goldsmith } , announced yesterday in the House of Lords.


Foot Guards: All four charged with the manslaughter of Ahmed Kareem (as well as the alleged beating of other detainees) are from the { Foot Guards } , the British Army's élite infantry of the Household Division.


George Reyes: David Drummond, Google's chief legal officer, Peter Fleischer, its global privacy counsel, and { George Reyes } , a former executive, were given six-month suspended prison sentences after being found guilty of violating the Italian privacy code.


UCL Hospital: Armed police were deployed at { UCL Hospital } , near Warren Street tube station, after reports of a suspect entering the hospital.


National Security Presidential Directive: The program was begun by President George Bush in 2008 as a { National Security Presidential Directive } , and has been entirely classified until now.


West Lothian question: Promising that in delivering the "vow" a parallel process will address the { West Lothian question } and work towards greater devolution of powers to Wales, Northern Ireland, and at Westminster, English only votes on English issues.


Najibullah Zazi: The plea is related to the subway bomb plot surrounding { Najibullah Zazi } , who also pleaded guilty earlier last month to conspiracy to commit murder, conspiracy to use weapons of mass destruction, and material support for al-Qaeda.


Arlington County Police Department: Transit officials decided to close the busy Pentagon subway station for Friday as a part of the investigations.The Pentagon police department, the { Arlington County Police Department } , U.S. Secret Service and the FBI are investigating the incident.


KNXV-TV: Local ABC broadcaster, { KNXV-TV } , said the crash occurred 5:27 AM local time (UTC 12:27).


Hinsdale Central High School: Benet will play Simeon Career Academy from Chicago in the supersectionals at { Hinsdale Central High School } on Tuesday night.


Craigslist: The stings came after police received tips that people were using websites like { Craigslist } and Backpage.com to sell sexual performances in Naperville hotels.


Royal Gwent Hospital: He made a phone call to the emergency services, however, when the baby was taken to { Royal Gwent Hospital } , it was pronounced dead on arrival.


Hurricane Gonzalo: Bermuda, in the North Atlantic Ocean, is under a hurricane warning after { Hurricane Gonzalo } was upgraded to Category 4 on the Saffir–Simpson hurricane wind scale earlier today.


US$: A winning EuroMillions lottery ticket, worth approximately £39.7 million ( { US$ } 59.2 million, €44.1 million) has been claimed in the United Kingdom.


Istanbul: Shields, 18 from Wavertree was charged with the attempted murder of Martin Georgiev, 25, after being accused of throwing a brick at the barman's head in the city of Varna, where he was celebrating Liverpool football club's win over AC Milan in the final of the Champions League in { Istanbul } in May.


Maryland: The Article 32 military court proceeding, which concluded Wednesday in Fort Meade, { Maryland } , is a preliminary hearing to hear prosecution and defense arguments in the case.


Star Beacon: In 2012, it’s going to be Joe the Painter from the " { Star Beacon } " , and it says that you're "a former print journalist and addictions counselor who switched to house painting when he felt guided to run for president."


University of Notre Dame: During a talk at the { University of Notre Dame } recently, I said I would redirect the technical smarts at NASA toward coming up with better water filtration systems, solar panels, wind turbines..., as opposed to working on things like going to space destinations where we: can't breathe the air, there's no gravity and there's no food!


Freman Hendrix: Challenger { Freman Hendrix } has upset incumbent Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick in the August 2 Detroit mayoral primary election.


Moorhead: He was caught driving 70 mph in a 55 mph zone on March 5 in { Moorhead } , Minnesota.


HMS Queen Elizabeth: The three aircraft carriers are expected to be replaced by 2015 with two 65,000 tonne aircraft carriers — believed to be named { HMS Queen Elizabeth } and HMS Prince of Wales.


Kach: He moved to Kfar Tapuach, a West Bank Jewish settlement dominated by the militant { Kach } movement.


United Seniors Association: A U.S. lobbyist group, the { United Seniors Association } , filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Boston to recover Medicare expenses related to tobacco smoking.


Hiroshima: The 60th anniversary of the first use of an atomic bomb against people has been remembered in a ceremony yesterday in { Hiroshima } , Japan.


Eyjafjallajokull: The UK's Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) says it will close some airspace in Scotland, after meteorologists cautioned that ash from { Eyjafjallajokull } , an erupting volcano in Iceland, may make it unsafe for airplanes to fly.


Andrew Brons: The BNP has no MPs but party leader Nick Griffin, as well as party member { Andrew Brons } , represent regions of northern England in the European Parliament.


Margaret River Senior High School: { Margaret River Senior High School } was able to perform the play based on the 1998 beating and death of gay student Matthew Shepard to a sold-out audience without disruption.


stumpage: They also found that provincial { stumpage } programs provide a "financial benefit" to Canadian producers.


Traralgon, Victoria: { Traralgon, Victoria } — Leongatha upset ladder leaders Traralgon in their round six Gippsland Football League clash by four goals at the Traralgon Recreation Reserve.


proteins: Any advances in synthetic biology to design life forms would require a much greater understanding of how the creation of { proteins } are coded in a genome's chromosomes.


Frombork: Polish astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus was buried for the second time yesterday, in the Catholic church of { Frombork } , Poland.


copyright: Byrne told the BBC that the lawsuit, in which the musician is claiming $1 million in damages, is "not about politics, it's about { copyright } ".


Romania: According to media coverage, a mentally disturbed woman, supposedly a 36 year old from { Romania } , is responsible for the attack.


Ryan Hunter-Reay: The race ended on a caution after a massive crash between drivers Mike Conway and { Ryan Hunter-Reay } , when Conway's car got caught onto Hunter-Reay's left outside wheel and was sent airborne.


Peter Christie: Nova Scotian Finance Minister { Peter Christie } is considering such requests, although he emphasized that such steps would not be taken quickly.


North Ossetian: Two new schools have opened in the { North Ossetian } town of Beslan to replace "School Number One" that was destroyed in the Beslan school siege.


Allen Raymond: Prosecuters say Tobin conspired with state GOP official Charles Mcgee and consultant { Allen Raymond } in Virginia, both of whom are cooperating with prosecutors, to have the consultant's telephone firm make repeated hang-up calls to Democratic and labor union get-out-the-vote phone banks, effectively jamming their phone lines.


2010 Stanley Cup Finals: A Claude Giroux goal 5:59 into the overtime period of play lifted the Philadelphia Flyers to a 4–3 victory over the Chicago Blackhawks in Game 3 of the { 2010 Stanley Cup Finals } Wednesday night in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in the eastern United States.


Khiali: Two were killed in a clash in { Khiali } in the Punjabi district of Gujranwala and more than fifteen were injured.


Imrani: In Dera Allah Yar in Pakistan's Jaffrabad district, members of the Jamali and { Imrani } ethnic groups exchanged fire two hours after polling began.


Scotland Yard: The British newspaper Daily Mail claims that { Scotland Yard } has offered the family of Jean Charles de Menezes, who was mistaken for a suicide bomber and shot by British police on July 22nd, one million US$ (£560,000) in compensation.


Maffra: As a result, Drouin move to fifth on the Gippsland Football League ladder and Traralgon reduce { Maffra } 's lead on to to one game.


Santo Domingo family: In a buyout in which the multinational with headquarters in London will obtain 71.8% of Grupo Bavaria's stock, previously owned by the { Santo Domingo family } (owner of Caracol Televisión and, until recently, of Avianca).


Warragul: In February, the Gippsland Football League announced that Wonthaggi would be changing their uniforms, because their original one was similar to that of { Warragul } .


theremin: Thoug Bob Moog is best knwon for his bringing of synthesizers into popular music and his appreciation for "the magical connection" between musicians and their instruments, Moog had a childhood interest with the { theremin } , an early electronic musical instrument.


2010 Lenox Industrial Tools 301: NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver Jimmie Johnson won his second consecutive race of the season on Sunday during the { 2010 Lenox Industrial Tools 301 } at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.


Tomáš Strnad: Some also believed he was a Canadian eccentric, a French busker, a student from Norway, or Czech concert pianist { Tomáš Strnad } .


Visual Arts Brampton: { Visual Arts Brampton } offered kids the chance to create artwork for their Snail Mail World Postcard Art Show, while the Brampton Arts Council gave away pink sand buckets with Region of Peel water bottles.


Dr John Sentamu: An amendment to satisfy traditionalists was jointly proposed by its two most senior clerics, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, and the Archbishop of York, { Dr John Sentamu } .


Doug Suttles: { Doug Suttles } , a BP executive, explained that during the test, the well pressure will be carefully monitored.


UEFA: NYON, SWITZERLAND – The draw for the first knockout round of the Champions League proper has been made today at { UEFA } 's headquarters in Switzerland.


twitterfall: Boyle called on the audience to come up with a "jaw droppingly simple" idea for a reformed copyright system; he gave his speech in front of a projection of the { twitterfall } as audience members commented on his words.


Acton: The third fire, the "Crown Fire", broke out at around the same time as the Briggs Fire on the northern side of the 14 Freeway near { Acton } .


Zotob: Turkish and Moroccan authorities arrested two suspects who are believed to be the creators of the { Zotob } worm that took down "CNN’s" computer network and crippled other computers in the U.S. and worldwide earlier this month.


Farid Essebar: An 18-year old Moroccan, { Farid Essebar } , is believed to have written the worm in return for a payment from a 21-year old Turk Atilla Ekici.


Steve Bing: Madeleine Albright, { Steve Bing } , Warren Buffet, and Kobe Bryant were rumored to have been seen at the wedding.


Craig Lowe: Two days later, the Alligator news staff published an editorial pointing out that city mayor { Craig Lowe } "hasn’t wasted any time coming out in protest of [the church's] plans."


U.S.: Forecasters predict that northern lights could be visible to the naked eye late tonight and early tomorrow morning across Canada, northern parts of the { U.S. } , and possibly the United Kingdom.


Kevin Martin: This led the Voice on the Net Coalition, with House Representative Bart Gordon (D-TN) and Senator Bill Nelson (D-FL) and other lawmakers to write FCC Chairman { Kevin Martin } with their concerns.


Amina Mariam Bokhary: { Amina Mariam Bokhary } was sentenced to one year of probation and a fine of 8000 Hong Kong dollars with her driving licence suspended for assaulting a police officer and drink-driving.


Lee Jong-wook: It demonstrates the importance placed by the international community on saving many of the millions of lives now lost to tobacco," said Dr { Lee Jong-wook } , WHO Director-General.


Muzaffarabad chalo: Aziz was killed during the ' { Muzaffarabad chalo } ' by the soldiers on August 11, 2008.


Prime Minister of Iraq: Ibrahim Jaafari, the { Prime Minister of Iraq } , has declared that Iraq will hold three days of national mourning following a stampede on a bridge in Baghdad which left nearly a thousand people dead.


Bradley Fighting Vehicle: The vehicle had an off-road speed requirement of 30 mph (50 km/h) and was required to deliver improved maintainability and consume less fuel than the { Bradley Fighting Vehicle } .


Eric John: Nicole John, the daughter of { Eric John } , the current US ambassador to Thailand, has died after falling from an apartment building in New York City.


New Orleans: Initial fears that the combination of storm damage and flood waters might produce a "toxic soup" in downtown { New Orleans } have been downplayed by experts in environmental science.


Shafter: All Republicans in the Senate opposed the bill, as did one Democrat, Sen. Dean Florez of { Shafter } .


governor of Cardenal Caro: Julio Ibarra, the { governor of Cardenal Caro } , organized the event in two days, gathering people from schools, neighborhood councils, Huasos clubs, surfers, and policemen.


Northwest Passage: No oil is reported leaking from the Woodward's Oil fuel tanker "The Nanny" aground in the { Northwest Passage } off the coast of Nunavut.


World of Warcraft: Blizzard has produced many popular titles such as Starcraft, { World of Warcraft } and the Diablo series.


Journal of Pediatrics: A new study in the { Journal of Pediatrics } indicates that childhood ibuprofen-triggered asthma attacks is a health concern for many children.


Foursquare: This service allows individuals to publicise their location, or "check in", in a way similar to the one used by Gowalla and { Foursquare } .


Charly's School: All the schools from urban Pichilemu and its rural villages participated in the parade, including La Aguada School, Espinillo Basic School, Cáhuil School, { Charly's School } , Colegio Preciosa Sangre, Agustín Ross High School, Digna Camilo Aguilar School, and others.


Agustín Ross High School: All the schools from urban Pichilemu and its rural villages participated in the parade, including La Aguada School, Espinillo Basic School, Cáhuil School, Charly's School, Colegio Preciosa Sangre, { Agustín Ross High School } , Digna Camilo Aguilar School, and others.


Mauricio Vargas: Neighborhood councils (such as Infiernillo, presided by { Mauricio Vargas } ), elderly clubs, sport clubs (such as Arturo Prat and Independiente), the Public Safety Agency and the Fire Bureau also participated.


Public Safety Agency: Neighborhood councils (such as Infiernillo, presided by Mauricio Vargas), elderly clubs, sport clubs (such as Arturo Prat and Independiente), the { Public Safety Agency } and the Fire Bureau also participated.


Mayor: "This parade shows the power that the Pichileminian people has to stand again [after the February 27 earthquake]," { Mayor } of Pichilemu Roberto Córdova said.


Kenny McKinley: { Kenny McKinley } , an American football player for the Denver Broncos, has been found dead at the age of 23.


Spain: Concerns on textiles imported from Asia have split the EU countries: those with strong retail sector support increasing the quotas, while others, which have large clothing industries ( { Spain } , Portugal, Italy) want to keep, or even reduce, limits in the future.


Helena Carr: Australian New South Wales Liberal Party leader John Brogden was found to have attempted suicide in his electoral office late on the night of August 30, after he resigned due to heavy media criticism of comments he had made against the previous Government premier Bob Carr's wife, { Helena Carr } .


Migraine Action: Lee Tomkin, director of a sufferers' charity, { Migraine Action } , described the news as "fantastic" and "genuinely a really great step forward."


University of Texas: A man wearing a ski mask and carrying an assault rifle apparently killed himself in the library of the { University of Texas } in Austin, Texas earlier today.


Gordon Ramsay: Joseph Cerniglia, a chef who had appeared on { Gordon Ramsay } 's television show "Kitchen Nightmares", has commited suicide.


Yusuf Raza Gilani: Tributes have been paid to him by President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister { Yusuf Raza Gilani } .


Hyde Park: Leeds City Council received a request for help from residents of { Hyde Park } , who said they were worried about the increasing level of anti-social behavior and worsening community relations.


Lisa McPherson: Attorney Dandar had previously represented the estate of { Lisa McPherson } in a separate civil wrongful death claim against the Scientology organization.


Ford Greene: The settlement included an agreement that both sides would never speak again about the case; California lawyer { Ford Greene } commented, "The church bought silence."


Roy Greenslade: { Roy Greenslade } , a professor of journalism at City University London, and former editor of the Daily Mirror, said: "Aside from the paradox of him indulging in a rant to complain about other ranters, it is the one-sidedness of his argument that is so striking.


Bunnatine Greenhouse: Congressional Democrats have asked Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld to investigate last month's demotion of { Bunnatine Greenhouse } after she testified to improprieties in the no-bid procedure and other KBR improprieties.


Owen Taylor: { Owen Taylor } , chairman of the GNOME Foundation's board, explained that "GNOME 2.12 looks better than ever before and brings greater consistency."


Espinillo: The village of { Espinillo } was badly damaged, and approximately 600 people were made homeless by the earthquake, "Teletrece" reported on March 16.


Santa Barbara Sheriff's Department: The { Santa Barbara Sheriff's Department } stated that they believed the shark was between 14 and 20 feet (4.3 and 6.1 meters) long.


tape-delay: The concert aired live at 8pm in the Eastern time zone and 7pm in the Central time zone and on { tape-delay } in the Mountain and Pacific time zones.


Homeland Security: The poll of 1,009 people, which has a margin of error of 4%, also showed that the country is still split on issues such as dealing with terrorism, { Homeland Security } , and military action in Iraq.


Belfast: A second night of rioting on Sunday night and into Monday morning has taken place in and around { Belfast } , Northern Ireland, with loyalist mobs attacking police, hijacking vehicles and setting them alight.


Michael Flatley: This attempt was sponsored by { Michael Flatley } .


Tim Lincecum: In front of a crowd of 52,045, Giants pitcher { Tim Lincecum } threw for eight innings, while series MVP and shortstop Edgar Rentería hit the game-winning three-run home run in the beginning of the inning.


Anthony Stokes: { Anthony Stokes } scored the first goal after 26 minutes and the fourth goal during injury time; both were scored from penalties.


Aleutian Islands: Using the same ESA satellite technology, geologists have seen lots of bulges in the { Aleutian Islands } that have not lead to eruptions.


praseodymium: Light had previously been stopped in a solid (yttrium-silicate doped with atoms of { praseodymium } ), but only for a few milliseconds.


Palestinian: The rerouting of the wall will result in the { Palestinian } village of Qalqilya, and four others, being on the West Bank side of the barrier.


Kay Hull: { Kay Hull } , an Australian National Party member of Parliament representing the electorate of Riverina, crossed the floor September 15 at the final third reading stage of debate on the Telstra legislation, previously passed and returned to the Australian House of Representatives.


Hiroshima: Hiroshima Semipalatinsk Project (HSP)　was founded in 1999 by { Hiroshima } citizens, many of whom or their relatives suffered radiation exposure due to the atomic bomb dropped by the US army in 1945.


NYSE: MasterCard Inc, the world second-largest credit card issuer, said it can raise up to $2.45 billion issuing 61.5 million shares in an initial public offering on { NYSE } .


David Moeller: Loch defeated fellow German { David Moeller } for a 1–2 German finish.


Tatjana Huefner: The German team of { Tatjana Huefner } , Andi Langenhan, Tobias Wendl, and Tobias Arlt won the event.


Samir Mitragotri: “It’s all in the geometry of the cell,” said { Samir Mitragotri } , a researcher on the project.


proteins: Some heart, neurological, and muscular diseases are caused by the break down of { proteins } that regulate endosome movement.


American Bankruptcy Institute: Such opponents view the bulk of the act either as "bought and paid for" by the Credit Card Industry, who spent millions lobbying in support of the bill, or else as an unfortunate compromise between the lobbyists for banks and bankruptcy lawyers, such as the { American Bankruptcy Institute } (ABI).


Michael Buble: 91,898 footy fans of all stripes and locales packed the Melbourne Cricket Ground for the game, which was opened with entertainment from the likes of Delta Goodrem (singing "I Am Australian"), the finalists of Australian Idol (performing "Waltzing Matilda"), Dame Edna and { Michael Buble } .


Muslim Association of Britain: Stop the War Coalition, the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND) and the { Muslim Association of Britain } (MAB) jointly organised the demonstration.


Gmail: In addition to the { Gmail } mail checker, if you have Outlook, Outlook Express or Thunderbird email clients on your computer then it will check the email accounts in them.


Islamist: U.S. officials have identified Awlaki as an influential leader within the { Islamist } terrorist organization Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP).


Agence France-Presse: According to the { Agence France-Presse } in 2002, citing an unnamed U.S State Department official, the U.S. warned Burma not to pursue a nuclear program saying that it expects Burma "to live up to its obligations [under the non-proliferation treaty] and to not pursue production of weapons grade fissile material."


Lithuania: Switzerland has ratified bilateral agreements with the members of the European Union in March 2004, but the new members (Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, { Lithuania } , Malta, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia) were not included in the deal.


PAP: The Polish news agency { PAP } reported on September 21, 2005, that Jarosław Kaczyński, twin brother of party leader Lech Kaczyński, said that "homosexuals should not be teachers", but also that homosexuals "would not be persecuted".


John Pilger: Among those in attendance were Fatima Bhutto, Bianca Jagger, Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari, and { John Pilger } .


Marine Nationale: They sailed her to Bastia where she was intercepted by a ship of the " { Marine Nationale } " and boarded by special forces.