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The Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh shaking hand with the Prime Minister of Socialist Republic of Vietnam, Mr. Nguyen Tan Dung at the ceremonial reception at Rashtrapati Bhavan, in New Delhi on July 06, 2007. (jsen2)

Agriculture Government Leader Photos Thailand

Vietnam News
Prime Minister Dung greets Thai counterpart on first visit to VN
(11-07-2009) At a reception for the Thai leader, Dung said the visit played an important role in consolidating and enhancing multi-faced friendly and co-operative relations between Viet Nam and... (photo: PIB)

Greg Norman

Greg Nature Photos Prays Rain

USA Today
Norman prays for rain, but skies expected to be clear
Posted | Comment | Recommend | | | By Stuart Franklin, Getty Images Greg Norman of Australia tees off during a practice round under warm, sunny skies in advance of the... (photo: AP / Amy Sancetta)

A Filipino mechanic checks the engine of a car in a shop selling used cars in Ecoland, Davao City, Philippines.

Journal Online
Car sales slump in first half of 2009
The global recession continues to make things hard for the local car industry. Vehicle sales in the first half of the year slumped to 2.8 percent to 59,910 units from 61,632 ... (photo: WN / Janice Sabnal)
Automakers Cars Industry Philippines Photos

Philippine National Police Deputy Director Gen. Jesus Verzosa

Journal Online
Verzosa orders charges vs sacked police chief
By: Alfred P. Dalizon PHILIPPINE National Police chief, Director General Jesus A. Verzosa has ordered the filing of criminal and administrative charges against Senior Supt. Cesario Darantinao,... (photo: WN / Janice Sabnal)
Court Crime Philippines Photos Police

Barranquilla mango tree

Journal Online
Maid hangs self on mango tree
By: Alvin Murcia AN orphaned 16-year-old housemaid decided to join her parents in the after life after she hanged herself in Muntinlupa City yesterday. ... (photo: Creative Commons / Jdvillalobos)

City Life Parents Photos Tree

President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo delivers her annual State-of-the-Nation Address (SONA) before the joint opening session of the 14th Congress Monday (July 23) at the Batasang Pambansa in Quezon City. Also in photo are newly-elected Senate President Manu

Journal Online
SONA to cost P2.1M
By: Raul S. Beltran THE House of Representatives will spend some P2.1 million for the preparations for the State-of-the-Nation Address (SONA) of President Gloria... (photo: (Rodolfo Manabat-OPS/NIB Photo))
Arroyo Congress Expenses Philippines Photos

MAY 11 , 2009 , QUEZON CITY , PHILIPPINES - A SAN JUAN POLICE PERSONNEL CAUGHT AND APPREHENDED A TAXI DRIVER WHO WAS NOT STOPPING HIS TAXI CAB AFTER THE HE WAS ASKED TO STOP DUE TO A VIOLATION

Journal Online
Taxi riders warned
By: Alfred P. Dalizon MAMANG PULIS -- NATIONAL Capital Region Police Office director Chief Supt. Roberto L. Rosales yesterday warned taxi riders to take necessary... (photo: WN / Renzelle Mae Abasolo)
Passengers Philippines Photos Police Taxi

Tower Bridge in London

The Times
Bike stunt man Robbie Maddison is first to perform Tower Bridge backflip
The Tower of London's iconic lifting road bridge was open for passing ships this morning but that did not stop an Australian motorcyclist crossing the Thames in style.... (photo: Public Domain / Hermitage17)
Bridge London Motorcycle Perform Photos

Japanese golfer Ryo Ishikawa hits a shot during the International Final Qualifying for Australasia at The Lakes Golf Course in Sydney, Australia, Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2008. Ishikawa is attempting to qualify for one of four places at July's Open Championship to be held at Royal Birkdale. (bb2)

The New York Times
Japanese Teen Ishikawa Braces for New Experience
Filed at 4:50 a.m. ET TURNBERRY, Scotland (AP) -- Ryo Ishikawa has seen so much in such a short time. The 17-year-old from Japan has been a media sensation since he made... (photo: AP / John Pryke)
Entertainment Golf Photos Sport Star

Water Sports

	NAIA conducts crash, rescue exercise Journal Online
	9 Belgians swim vs Cavite road project Inquirer
	THE BEST DIET ACCORDING TO YOUR ZODIAC SIGN Journal Online

Martial Arts

	Indian leftists hopeful of staging a comeback Arab News
	168 die in Iran airline disaster The Australian
	Chow quits Kato role in 'The Green Hornet' Syracuse

Boxing

	Yemen plane's black box located Kenya Broadcasting Corp
	World in motion: Pacquiao a special kind of person The Times

Soccer

	Japan's Nakamura given rapturous welcome by Espanyol fans The Guardian
	McNamara career haunted by U.S. role in VietnamLongest-serving defense secretary ever; Had brilliant corporate career Canada Dot Com
	What the back pages say: Rafa demands loyalty from Alonso and Mascherano, City confident they ... The Daily Mail

THE LIST: Australia's greatest sporting icons, Nos 20-11

New Zealand's Carter could be playing within a month

4 Days and 2 Wheels on the Oregon Coast

Yees 68 puts him in front of jungolf

National: Wrestling bodies to mull regulation of industry

Sumo's Asashoryu criticised for being "podgy"

Male, Maldives 2009.02.25
heavy showers.
	Min: 27°C/81°F Max: 31°C/88°F

Toyota driver Jarno Trulli from Italy drives his car during qualifying session ahead of the Bahrain Formula One Grand Prix at the Bahrain International Circuit in Sahkir, Bahrain, Saturday, April 25, 2009.

Toyota to pull out of hosting 2010 Japan GP

Roberto Clemente

100 years ago, Forbes was baseball's 1st palace

An anti-government protesters and supporters of ousted Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra leave from outside Government House in Bangkok, Thailand, Tuesday, April 14, 2009. Leaders of demonstrations that have plunged Thailand's capital into chaos say they are calling off their protests after combat troops ringed their last stronghold.

12,000 'Red Shirts' gather to rally against Thai government

Japan defeats U.S. in college baseball, forces Game 5 Houston Chronicle
U.S. beats Japan 8-4 in college baseball series Houston Chronicle
Bus crash school to enter natl baseball tournament Daily Yomiuri
Japan tops US 7-5 in college series Syracuse
July 11: Burr duels Hamilton, Babe Ruth plays first MLB game The Examiner
Changing of the Guard in Japanese Baseball The New York Times
Canada lose to Australia in blink of eye Canada Dot Com
Ed's Articles The Examiner
South Australian police officer told off over baseball cap The Australian
Cagayan batters edge Tigers, clinch jr baseball crown The Daily Tribune
Bulls capture Series 5 baseball crown Journal Online
4th of July means service personnel get the special treatmen The Examiner
Raging Bulls capture Series V baseball crown The Daily Tribune
Japanese Baseball: Root, Root, Root and Buy Me Some Eel The New York Times
Pittsburgh signs three Taiwan high school players CNN
MLB to help Australia set up new league The Boston Globe
Costs squeeze profits at Japan's baseball teams The Boston Globe
400 'stolen' baseball caps seized Asahi News
Police find 398 baseball caps in suspects' Saga homes Daily Yomiuri
Former Yankees INF Phillips signs with Japanese team Kansas City Star

Myanmar refuses to grant a meeting with jailed opposition le The Examiner
RP five opens bid vs Jordan Journal Online
A North Korea after Kim? The Examiner
U.S., Croatia, Australia remain unbeaten at under-19s CBS SportsLine
Japanese Sweet Potato, a new culinary favorite The Examiner
U.S., Australia in top form at under-19 world championships CBS SportsLine
Vacation with a Purpose The Examiner
Phoenix adds Japanese guard to Summer League team USA Today
Americans confuse Pakistan with North Korea as greatest thre The Examiner
US, Australia in top form at under-19 worlds USA Today
Pacquiao's first mission as envoy for peace: Initiate basket Gulf News
Lynette's Articles The Examiner
Australia, US reach quarters with unbeaten marks at world ju Star Tribune
US, Croatia, Australia win again at U19 champs USA Today
Basketball: NZ close out U-19 champs with win NZ Herald
UN council condemns N.Korea missile launches Canada Dot Com
Japanese festivals in August (2009) The Examiner
Region readies for N.Korea missiles; US talks sanctions Canada Dot Com
Japanese festivals in July (2009) The Examiner
Basketball: Kazakhstan beats NZ NZ Herald

Takata, speedy receivers head Japan squad Daily Yomiuri
The Fatman sings - Maroons 3-0 Sydney Morning Herald
Bulldogs' role models raise the bar Sydney Morning Herald
Myanmar students seek hope abroad College generation moves a The Oklahoman
For Sydney: Gran's biggest recruit was daughter Knox News

Asian Games to feature only 35 sports in 2014 Syracuse
Davis Cup Results Syracuse
Oil under $60; biggest weekly fall since Jan in view CNN
Comcast to Launch 80 New Networks in Portions of San Francis The Examiner
UFC winning fight for Canadian fans: poll Canada Dot Com
ESPN's British Soccer Deal Highlights Global Push The New York Times
GM's uphill climb out of bankruptcy CNN
Oil falls as recovery fears spur risk aversion CNN
Fans in Britain Cringe as ESPN Takes Over Broadcasting Socce The New York Times
ESPN's Bid to Win the Hearts of British Soccer Fans The New York Times
Asia Olympic Council backs Tokyo's 2016 bid Syracuse
Special: Nelspruit's Mbombela Stadium - An 'African' Arena F Goal
Pakistan may earn direct World Cup spot The News International
Premarket: Biding time Globe and Mail

Brothers Bob, right and Mike Bryan of US

Bryan Twins Give the U.S. New Hope Against Croatia

Australia's Brydan Klein

Future star gets six-month ban for racial abuse

Japan´s Empress Michiko assists a boy as he craws through building blocks during a visit with Emperor Akihito (not pictured) to Yakumo nursery school in Tokyo Thursday, May 10, 2007. (mb1)

Japanese emperor begins Canadian tour

Kayakers off Telegraph Cove marvel at the grace and ease of Canada Dot Com
Woodbridge named Australia's Davis Cup, national coach CBS SportsLine
Tennis: NZ cruise to clean sweep in Davis Cup NZ Herald
Tennis: NZ to face Indonesia NZ Herald
A Philippine tennis event, anyone? Inquirer
Tennis: Low seeds for Indonesia NZ Herald
In plain English, Australia's not alone trying to find more Sydney Morning Herald
Malaysia wins rights to host international men's tennis tour The Star
IVANOVIC GROWING IN CONFIDENCE Sporting Life

APRIL 16 , 2009 ,PAMPANGA PROVINCE , PHILIPPINES - WIDE RIVER

SMC eyes partners for $1-B dam

Beer - Alcoholic Beverages - San Miguel Brewery

San Miguel beer unit nets P4.86B

British Colombia

B.C. pins tourism hopes on Japanese monarchs' visit

World's longest golf course to open in Australia; only 844 m The Examiner
Ryo Ishikawa ready to fall into the arms of those seeking go The Guardian
Japanese teen Ryo Ishikawa braces for new experience The Oklahoman
Japanese teen Ryo Ishikawa says British Open, Tiger Woods pa Star Tribune
Japan's Ryo Ishikawa and other Asian golfer tee times for th The Examiner
Finding the right cruise to fit your needs The Examiner
Stricker bags John Deere Classic golf The Daily Tribune
Ji Wins U.S. Women's Open Hartford Courant
Nullarbor Links the 'World's Longest Golf Course' The Australian
Fabes charity golf on July 18 The Daily Tribune
South Korea's Ji makes 20-foot birdie putt to claim Women's Star Tribune
US collegiate team defeats Japan 3-0 Penn Live
Bird sanctuary at golf course gets ready to fly NZ Herald
U.S. Women's Open: Confident Kerr knows the drill Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Tropical Storm Carlos becomes hurricane in Mexican Pacific Canada Dot Com
Na Yeon Choi of South Korea opens with 3-under 68 for 1-stro Star Tribune
South Korea's Choi leads Women's Open Star Tribune
Wright best Aussie on tough Open layout Sydney Morning Herald
Day shows the way at Classic Sydney Morning Herald
Disney World's Swan and Dolphin Resort offers military disco The Examiner

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