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McCain saw White House from a cell in Hanoi
Republivan presidential candidate John McCain and the other US servicemen held as prisoners of war in North Vietnam in the 1960s developed a number of survival techniques.
*Right of self determination and 'All Parties Adhoc Committee'*
What a change? What a U turn? Those who were until recently selling General Musharaf's four point agenda on Kashmir leading to division of the State of Jammu and Kashmir have made another somersault and have brought out a new 'commodity' wrapped skilfully in cover of right of self determination.
Phrases that make Aussies squirm most
You might be using many cliches such as "whatever" or "hot", but Aussies will cringe the most if you utter "at the end of the day".
Lesbian porn star wants name cleared to work with disadvantaged children
Former porn star Rebecca Jane Clarke, who made lesbian pornography movies with teenagers, will be asking the High Court to clear her name so that she can work with disadvantaged children.
War against Taliban can be won, says NATO's US commander
The American commander of the NATO forces in Afghanistan, Major General David D. McKiernan, has expressed confidence about winning the war against the Taliban.
General McKiernan, who leads more than 65,000 troops from about 40 foreign countries, including 33,000 Americans, said at a news conference in Kabul that there had been "too many" reports in the media recently asserting that the foreign forces and their Afghan allies were losing the war.
'Obama's 10-point lead now "historically" beyond McCain to overcome'
With Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama taking a comfortable ten point-lead over his Republican rival John McCain as per the latest poll, he is all but set to ride the wave to the White House, as historically this kind of a lead in October has proven to be unbeatable in the past.
Now, a laptop with details of 150,000 UK railway workers is stolen
A leading rail union called today for an urgent inquiry after a laptop containing personal details of 150,000 workers in the industry was stolen.
Tourism Australia's new campaign under fire for 'white-collar' bias
Tourism Australia's new campaign is under fire for targeting 'white-collar' professionals, and excluding older tourists, families and singles.
Palin must save her Yahoo mails, says judge
An Anchorage judge has ordered Alaska Governor Sarah Palin to preserve e-mails from private accounts she has used to conduct state business.
Don't drink if you want to go scott free after sex in your car!
Passionate lovers should not drink if they want to escape law trouble after having car sex.
Ivana Trump, Sarah Palin 'have a lot in common'
American socialite Ivana Trump has likened herself to Republican vice-presidential nominee Sarah Palin, insisting they've a lot in common.
Obama could offer McCain a job if he wins the election
Barack Obama would like to offer John McCain a job if he becomes president, in what his allies says is an attempt to end the bitter partisan rancour that engulfed the White House race last week.
Palin is a hit with the media
September has been a great month to write about politics on the Web.The Los Angeles Times had an all-time-high 137 million page views, The Washington Post topped 320 million, and both Slate and the Huffington Post set their own traffic records.Much of the credit for driving page views goes to Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, according to the New York Times.
Biden terms McCain erratic
Democratic vice-presidential nominee Joe Biden has said that the campaign of Republican presidential candidate John McCain has stooped to stunts and “ugly inferences” because it was losing and was out of ideas.
Hindraf will join coalition only after its leaders are released from detention under ISA
Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf) national event coordinator Kannan Ramasamy has reportedly said that the organisation looking after the interests of the Indians in Malaysia will only consider becoming a direct member of Barisan Nasional “if its leaders are released from the Internal Security Act (ISA)”.
Renuka Chowdhury calls for south-south cooperation for strengthening women's programmes
Union Minister for Women and Child Development Renuka Chowdhury has called for South-South cooperation to facilitate efforts and joint collaboration for promoting strategies and programme for women development.
No new economic policy from McCain unless warranted, say advisers
Senator John McCain’s campaign said on Sunday that the Republican presidential nominee would not have any more proposals this week unless developments call for some.
London is now celebrities' defamation capital of the world
Nearly a third of celebrities libel cases have been registered in London in the past year, making it the defamation capital of the world celebrities.
Cheap Flights to India
Dead Rights Management
You know, it really is difficult being right all the time. More DRM woes.
Managing Sites in Dreamweaver
If you have a few dozen or more sites in the “manage sites” or “files” pull down tab list in Dreamweaver, it can be a slow, often annoying process when trying to find the site you want in a hurry.
Who Benefits from the Bailout Plan?
It’s not a Wall Street “fat cat” bailout bill, it’s an economic rescue bill! At least that’s what the spinsters on Capital Hill and in the media are now trying to tell us, the American public.
Hasta la Windows 7, Baby
Okay, there's been a lot of electronic ink spilled over Microsoft's recent decision to leave some of the basic applications out of Windows 7, notably an email client and a photo manager. I haven't totally made up my mind yet, but I think this is a huge mistake.
OMG! X-Plane on the iPhone?!?!?!?
You heard me correctly. X-Plane is on the iPhone!
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