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The big day is less than five weeks away and today we have news that Apple will be holding a one day sale across the world this coming Friday. | Apple will be holding a one day sale across the world this Friday. |
The all-new 2012 Porsche 911 Carrera and 911 Carrera S unveiled in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia not long after Porsche introduced for the Europe market. | The 2012 Porsche 911 Carrera unveiled in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. |
Panasonic will unveil a new digital SLR camera in its Lumix range next week, the company said Wednesday. | Panasonic will unveil a new digital SLR camera next week. |
A train struck and killed an unidentified man Sunday night in downtown Shreveport, police said. | A train struck and killed an unidentified man. |
Greg Marshall reaffirmed Sunday that he's close to a deal with the Saskatchewan Roughriders to become the CFL team's next head coach. | Greg Marshall's close to a deal with the Saskatchewan Roughriders. |
The Red Cross is opening a 4th service center to help storm victims in need. | The Red Cross is opening a 4th service center. |
The national strategy to combat human trafficking was launched on Tuesday with an emphasis on prevention, protection, law enforcement and international cooperation. | The national strategy to combat human trafficking was launched. |
The Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra will give a free outdoor concert on Wednesday from 6 to 8:30 pm under the gazebo at Lafreniere Park, 3000 Downs Blvd., Metairie. | The Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra will give a free concert on Wednesday. |
State-run Borse Dubai successfully raised $2.5 billion for a syndicated one-year loan with help from state-run banks, bankers close to the deal said yesterday. | Borse Dubai raised $ 2.5 billion for a loan. |
Handset manufacturer HTC has launched its first global ad campaign as part of its Quietly Brilliant branding push. | HTC has launched its global ad campaign as part of its push. |
As first reported by Terez Paylor of the Kansas City Star, the Royals have claimed hard-throwing right-handed reliever Maikel Cleto off waivers from the Cardinals and designated outfielder Quintin Berry for assignment to open up a spot on the 40-man roster. | The Royals have claimed hard-throwing Maikel Cleto off waivers from the Cardinals and designated outfielder Quintin Berry. |
A UAE private equity firm managing funds plans to raise its stake in Kazakhstan's number two bank Kazkommerts to more than 25 per cent, it said yesterday. | A equity firm plans to raise its stake. |
SUPREME Court Bar Association President Ali Ahmad Kurd has said that the lower judiciary must be free from corruption as it is the backbone of the judicial system. | The lower judiciary must be free from corruption. |
Two Marseilles men were arrested Wednesday in connection with two January burglaries in the community. | Two Marseilles men were arrested Wednesday. |
FIVE wooden benches originally made by Alstonville High School students are back in use. | Benches are back in use. |
More than 60,000 people visited an Aldenham temple before a world-renowned Hindu festival drew to a close yesterday. | More than 60,000 people visited an Aldenham temple. |
The Dallas Mavericks won their first ever NBA championship Sunday night with a 105-95 win over the Heat in Game 6 of the finals in Miami. | The Dallas Mavericks won their first NBA championship. |
Fergie is claiming to be every man's fantasy, both ``the Madonna and the whore'' in the latest issue of Cosmo UK. | Fergie is claiming, the Madonna and the whore. |
Libyan rebels warned on Thursday of an impending massacre in Misrata by troops loyal to Muammar Gaddafi if NATO does not intensify its attacks on government forces there. | Libyan rebels warned on Thursday of an massacre in Misrata. |
Copper ended firm on Monday, with prices in both London and New York holding near 14-month highs, as investment funds continued to seek safety in tangible assets such as the industrial metals as a hedge against inflation. | Copper ended firm as funds continued to seek safety. |
EW Scripps Co. says it's putting the Rocky Mountain News up for sale after losing $$11 million on the Denver operation in the first nine months of the year.The newspaper announced the development on its Web site Thursday.Cincinnati-based Scripps has owned the News since 1926. | EW Scripps Co.'s putting the Rocky Mountain News up for sale. |
Georgia's pro-Western President Mikheil Saakashvili on Friday launched one of his strongest attacks yet against Russia, declaring that ``today we are looking evil in the eye''. | We are looking evil in the eye. |
Germany today said Pakistan is ''not doing enough'' to combat terrorism, noting that the situation in that country is an issue of ''central concern'' to it. | Pakistan is not doing enough to combat terrorism. |
London, Oct 20 Girls Aloud singer Nadine Coyle has revealed that she doesn't like over-confident men and can't stand it if they talk too much. | Nadine Coyle doesn't like over-confident men. |
Toy and board game high street retailer Hawkin's Bazaar has entered administration despite the recent boost from Christmas trading. | Hawkin's Bazaar has entered administration. |
Patriots starting right guard Dan Connolly, who returned a kickoff 71 yards in the first half, has a head injury and his return to the game is ``questionable.'' | Patriots starting Dan Connolly has a head injury and his return is questionable. |
Ashley Furniture closed escrow on the former Wickes building, purchasing the freeway-frontage property for $4.2 million, according to a statement from Grubb & Ellis. | Ashley Furniture closed escrow, purchasing for $ 4.2 million. |
A discussion on pain management was held at GMCH-32 on Monday. | A discussion on pain management was held. |
Professional disgraced 'bad boy' John Leslie who serves as a warning to all young cassanovas - 'what you do at twenty catches up with you at forty' has been accused of rap by motor mouth rapper Kanye West. | John Leslie - has been accused of rap by Kanye West. |
Wendy's International has moved its Latin America and South Florida headquarters to Sunrise from Miami. | Wendy's International has moved to Sunrise. |
A 53-year-old grandmother killed two family cats in front of her grandchildren using a meat cleaver before placing the bodies under her bed and leaving the apartment to go to church. | A grandmother killed two cats using a meat cleaver. |
Germany coach Joachim Low is set to experiment in his side's November friendlies against Ukraine and the Netherlands, Zeit.de reports. | Germany coach Joachim Low is set to experiment in his side's November friendlies, Zeit.de reports. |
A Swedish court on Monday charged a 53-year-old Rwandan man with genocide, accusing him of having taken part in the massacres in his country in 1994. | A Swedish court charged a Rwandan man with genocide. |
Tax authorities have decided to issue special notices to 100 major defaulters for not paying their taxes, said officials on Thursday. | Tax authorities have decided to issue special notices to 100 defaulters. |
Today we launch ``What's For Lunch, Saline?'' a new feature that's designed to connect hungry readers with local restaurants and their food. | What's For Lunch, Saline. |
Neighborhood House in Calexico has received a $5,000 grant from Banamex USA for contruction of a new womens and childrens shelter. | Neighborhood House has received a grant. |
US rail intermodal traffic rose 3.9% last week from the same week a year ago to 248,266 units, the Association of American Railroads reported. | Intermodal traffic rose 3.9% week. |
A bill that would make police incident reports available to the public cleared the floor of the Mississippi Senate today with no dissent. | A bill would make police incident reports available to the public. |
Dubstep pioneer Benga has revealed brand new track 'Icon', which you can hear below, as the first single to be taken from his forthcoming second album 'Chapter 2'. | Benga has revealed new track Icon. |
The new Global Strike Command being installed at Barksdale Air Force Base has passed an environmental assessment, allowing the command to move forward. | The Global Strike Command has passed an environmental assessment. |
I'm A Celebrity 2012 saw David Haye becoming the eighth person to leave the jungle, meaning that he just lost out on a place in the final. | I 'm A Celebrity 2012. |
A veteran Halifax developer who helped create Historic Properties is striking back at a local heritage group for what he calls misinformation about his latest development proposal. | A developer is striking back. |
President Hugo Chavez threatened Saturday to imprison the popular governor of Venezuela's western Zulia state for allegedly plotting to kill him. | Hugo Chavez threatened to imprison. |
Security By You has launched a brand new website to provide the company's first platform for nationwide online retail sales of its Do It Yourself Alarm Systems. | Security has launched a brand new website. |
The Indian rupee edged higher in range-bound trade on Tuesday, the first trading day of the new fiscal year, helped by bunched-up inflows, but a record current account deficit weighed on the currency's fortunes. | The Indian rupee edged. |
Novak Djokovic will team with his idol Pete Sampras to play Bob and Mike Bryan in a doubles exhibition on March 4 at UCLA's Pauley Pavilion. | Novak Djokovic will team with his idol Pete Sampras. |
The Islamic Development Bank provided loan for Turkish railways on Thursday, Turkey's Treasury Undersecretariat said. | The Islamic Development Bank provided loan for Turkish railways. |
In a study to be presented on Feb. 16 at the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine's annual meeting, The Pregnancy Meeting ™, in San Francisco, researchers will report findings that suggest comprehensive maternal hemorrhage protocols reduce utilization of blood products and improve patient safety. | Comprehensive maternal hemorrhage protocols reduce and improve patient safety. |
Employers posted the most job openings in four years in June, a sign that hiring may pick up. | Employers posted the most job openings in four years. |
Pure Fishing, a leading global provider of branded fishing products, today announced plans to establish its world headquarters in Columbia, South Carolina. | Pure Fishing today announced plans to establish its world headquarters in Columbia, South Carolina. |
Adele has been spotted out with her newborn son for the first time since giving birth to the tot last month. | Adele has been spotted out with her newborn son for the first time since giving birth. |
Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice has said that Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney and running mate Paul Ryan ``know what to do'' to maintain US leadership. | Condoleezza Rice has said Mitt Romney know to maintain leadership. |
A nail has been found stuck in ham package sold at a discount store here, police said. | A nail has been found stuck in ham package sold at a discount store. |
An Iuka woman died in an early morning house fire Monday at her home on Old Highway 25 North in Iuka. | An woman died in an house fire in Iuka. |
Yuba Community College District trustees narrowly rejected a fiscal contingency plan Wednesday that faculty critics said failed to include enough administrators on a layoff list. | Trustees rejected a fiscal plan. |
Emkay Securities maintained BUY rating on Axis Bank with a price target of Rs 900 as against current market price of Rs 663. | Emkay Securities maintained BUY rating on Axis Bank. |
At the Multi Commodity Exchange, MCXCOMDEX is trading flat at 2,286.93, up 0.36 points, or 0.02%, after opening at 2,286.79. | MCXCOMDEX is trading flat. |
Arts and cultural groups are scrambling to find new venues after being told that a hip evangelical church has bought The Centre for the Performing Arts in downtown Vancouver and plans to take over the 1,800-seat theatre this summer. | Arts and cultural groups are scrambling to find new venues. |
A TEENAGE sex attacker raped a schoolgirl after posing as a good Samaritan who was taking her home. | A TEENAGE sex attacker raped a schoolgirl. |
General Motors, the largest US automaker and one of the industrial icons that helped define the nation's economic growth and prosperity for most of the 20th century, filed for bankruptcy Monday morning in New York. | General Motors filed for bankruptcy. |
The US dollar fell against most major currencies on Wednesday as the Federal Reserve's rate decision and wholesale inflation data weighed on the greenback. | The dollar fell against most major currencies on Wednesday. |
Bladders do not appear to shrink with age, suggesting that urinary troubles in older people can no longer be considered a normal part of aging, according to new study. | Bladders do not appear to shrink with age. |
Turkey and the Syrian National Council offer Syrian President Bashar al-Assad help in finding a new home, RIA Novosti reports. | Turkey offer Bashar al-Assad help in finding a new home. |
Character actor Henry Gibson died this week at 73. | Character actor Henry Gibson died at 73. |
Visible minorities are significantly less likely to become federal judges compared to straight, white men and are noticeably absent from the judicial selection process, a new report by Ryerson University's Diversity Institute shows. | Visible minorities are, and are absent from the judicial selection process, a report shows. |
Seattle-based design consultancy Teague has launched a new website at http://www.teague.com. | Teague has launched a new website. |
Rio Tinto signed a state support agreement with the government of Madhya Pradesh to further advance its Bunder diamond project in India, the company reported. | Rio Tinto signed a state support agreement to advance its diamond project. |
More Kentucky counties have been designated as drought disaster areas, Gov. Steve Beshear announced Wednesday. | More Kentucky counties have been designated as drought disaster areas. |
European qualifying wrestling tournament for the Summer Olympic Games kicks off in Bulgaria on April 20. | European qualifying wrestling tournament kicks in Bulgaria. |
The Bank of Japan decided today to keep interest rates unchanged at 0.1% for the 12th consecutive meeting and said it will end corporate debts purchases by the end of this year as it was scheduled, while the bank decided to extend the limitless lending program till March 31 accepting and accepted low rated debts as a collateral till the end of next year. | The Bank of Japan decided to keep interest rates unchanged and said it will end corporate debts purchases by the end of this year. |
Gordon received a member award of merit for the Alberta Division of the MS Society, after her work led to the formation of a MS Connector Services Committee. | Gordon received a award. |
THE Weston arts festival enters its second week with a wide range of shows on offer, from West End musicals to pinhole photography. | THE arts festival enters its second week. |
ICICI Prudential today launched two life insurance products, ICICI Pru Elite Life and ICICI Pru Elite Wealth, that offer customers the flexibility of choosing the frequency of their premium payments. | ICICI Prudential today launched two life insurance products. |
As energetic as always, Memphis coach and former Arizona Wildcat Josh Pastner met with the media Thursday. | Coach and Josh Pastner met with the media. |
US President Barack Obama expressed solidarity with Prime Minister Gordon Brown over the ``unacceptable'' jailing by Iran of a British embassy employee, their governments said Thursday. | Barack Obama expressed solidarity with Gordon Brown, their governments said. |
A former Madison High School softball coach pleaded guilty to having sex with a student. | A coach pleaded guilty to having sex with a student. |
Mystery surrounds blood and a pair of glasses that were found in a Sutton street this morning. | Mystery surrounds blood and a pair of glasses that were found in a Sutton street. |
Denny Hamlin said Wednesday his knee is feeling better and he expects to run the full race this weekend at Texas Motor Speedway. | Denny Hamlin said his knee is feeling better. |
Wells Fargo & Co. CFO Howard Atkins, whose sudden departure was announced this week, will leave with more than $22 million in pay and benefits. | Wells Fargo & Co. CFO Howard Atkins will leave with more than $ 22 million. |
Aspirin, according to some recent trails, may help treat colon cancer. | Aspirin may help treat colon cancer. |
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver may be set for a sensational reconciliation after sources claim the couple are attending 'couples therapy' in a bid to save their scandal-hit marriage. | Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver may be set after sources claim the couple are attending therapy in a bid to save their marriage. |
Odense goalkeeper Arek Onyszko has been charged with violence and threats against his former wife, the Polish player's club said Monday. | Odense goalkeeper Arek Onyszko has been charged with violence. |
The government yesterday revealed it intends to resurrect its £1bn carbon capture and storage competition, just a few months after £1bn from a first failed attempt at promoting the technology was reallocated to other infrastructure schemes by the Treasury. | It intends to resurrect its £ 1bn carbon capture and storage competition. |
The rupee, after remaining under pressure for the last couple of days, regained strength against the dollar in the inter-bank market, dealers said on Wednesday. | The rupee regained strength against the dollar. |
Judge won't dismiss part of Martha Stewart lawsuit A New York State Supreme Court judge has rejected a motion by Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia lawyers to dismiss Macy's claim that the New York-based merchandising and media company violated its pact when it developed certain products for competitor JC Penney even though they don't carry the home designer's name. | Judge won't dismiss part of Martha Stewart lawsuit. |
An experimental plane crashed today in the backyard of a Perris home, leaving the pilot seriously injured. | An experimental plane crashed, leaving the pilot seriously injured. |
A 28-year-old man, identified as MA Aziz, died on the spot when an unidentified car hit him in the early hours of Friday near Mindspace in Madhapur. | A man died on the spot an car hit him. |
Actor James Franco is all set to direct ``Child of God'', a film based on Cormac McCarthy's novel. | James Franco is set to direct Child of God. |
R&B Singer Lauryn Hill pleaded guilty Friday to charges brought against her for dodging federal taxes. | Lauryn Hill pleaded guilty. |
A 35-year-old Tampa man is accused of trafficking in heroin, racketeering and conspiracy to commit racketeering. | A Tampa man is accused of trafficking in heroin. |
Birds may face higher risk of extinction than conventionally thought, says a bird ecology and conservation expert from Stanford University. | Birds may face higher risk of extinction than conventionally thought. |
Boston police are investigating an overnight shooting in Hyde Park that witnesses say left a teenager dead. | Police are investigating an overnight shooting. |
WALLABIES and Brumbies utility Julian Huxley has a brain tumour, Brumbies chief executive officer Andrew Fagan says. | Julian Huxley has a brain tumour. |
As cleanup begins, officials report that six tornadoes touched down in Georgia. | Six tornadoes touched down in Georgia. |
The Town of Westport has launched a new website at that gives visitors more online offerings and includes a mobile version for the latest handheld phones and tablets. | The Town of Westport has launched a new website. |
A Kazakh fugitive accused of embezzling about $20 million from his homeland was living in a lavish King City mansion until his recent arrest. | A Kazakh fugitive was living in a King City mansion. |
LONDON -An English youth academy player has been charged with the stabbing murder of a 15-year-old girl last weekend. | English youth academy player has been charged with the murder. |
Barletta, R-Hazleton, confirmed that he will run for a second term, saying that after 9 months in office ``it's clear a lot of work needs to be done.'' | Barletta will run for a second term. |
Famous Pakistani musician Rahat Fateh Ali Khan has said that 'Aman Ki Asha' between Pakistan and India is getting more success and sentiments of friendship are improving in two neighbours. | Aman Ki Asha is getting more success. |
An Israeli air raid on the northern Gaza Strip killed two Palestinians and wounded a third on Wednesday, a spokesman for the Hamas-run emergency services told AFP. | An Israeli raid killed two Palestinians. |
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