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Attorney Denies Stamos Had Fling With 17-Year-Old


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Jimmie Johnson, company man: his daughter's initials are 'GM'

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We all have different ways of showing our loyalty to our favorite companies. Some of us wear their T-shirts, some of us write songs in their honor, some of us even get tattoos to brand ourselves forever with our corporate love.
But Jimmie Johnson, as he so often does, has gone and trumped us all. As reported first on Johnson's Twitter feed @DoubleJ48, the family has named his brand-new daughter Genevieve Marie.

Lady Gaga Photo Irks Beatles Fans



Lady Gaga's stirring up controversy yet again -- but this time all she did was play a little piano. A photo of the "Bad Romance" crooner seated at John Lennon's famous white Steinway recently hit the Web, and Beatles fans are up in arms.

John's son Sean Lennon posted the photo on Twitter with the caption: "With gaga at mom's house, she's belting on the white piano..." The instrument was a gift from The Beatles' frontman to Sean's mother, Yoko Ono, and it sits out in the open at Yoko's home.

In the pic, the singer wears typically skimpy Gaga-gear (a skintight body suit and thigh-high fishnets) while singing and tickling away at the keys. The image drew an outcry from some Beatles fans who considered Gaga unworthy of the iconic instrument.

Australia shrugs off Timor refugee snub

Australia shrugs off Timor refugee snub 

AFP/File – Activists from a refugee solidarity campaign group are seen during a rally in Sydney. Australia Tuesday

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7 of 12 Rota nurses abandon posts, Marianas

Wise Women Village Project,, Marianas, Jul 13, 2010

SUMMER READERS. Desirae Herrera, left, of the Wise Women Village Project, helps distribute books to children who enrolled for the summer reading program at the Joeten-Kiyu Public Library in Susupe.

FSM teachers get boost | pacific-news

Wells Fargo may shut down Saipan office

RCS holds musical recital dedicated to Father's Day , Saipan


The students of RCS School of Music pose for a souvenir picture after a job well done. (Contributed Photo)
The RCS School of Music held its 4th Musical Recital at the Agape Auditorium on June 19, 2010.

Presented by 44 young students who displayed their talents in singing and playing the piano and guitar, the event was dedicated to Father’s Day and was intended to showcase their achievements as they step to another level of music.

The RCS School of Music acknowledged the assistance of the Tan Siu Lin Foundation, Eucon International School, Pastor Eric Abragan, Pastor Roger Abe, and Nat Angeles who made this event successful.

A June wedding for Perry and Pebbles

Steve Newman, ex-CNMI governor's legal counsel, passes away in Oregon


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Spain goalkeeper Iker Casillas holds up the World Cup trophy

Spain goalkeeper Iker Casillas holds up the World Cup trophy following the World Cup final soccer match between the Netherlands and Spain at Soccer City in Johannesburg, South Africa, Sunday, July 11, 2010. Spain won 1-0. (AP)

VILLAGOMEZ CLAN REUNION, Saipan

VILLAGOMEZ CLAN REUNION: Members of the Villagomez clan pose for a group photo after their Joeten-Kiyu Public Library beautification project last July 7. (Contributed Photo)

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Billabong hasn't disclosed what it it will pay for RVCA. Photo / Kenny Rodger
Billabong hasn't disclosed what it it will pay for RVCA. Photo / Kenny Rodger
Billabong drops

Sarkozy protests his innocence in TV interview - Life & Style - NZ Herald News

Nicolas Sarkozy has appeared on French television to deny allegations he received 'envelopes of cash' from L'Oreal heiress Liliane Bettencourt. Photo / AP
Nicolas Sarkozy has appeared on French television to deny allegations he received 'envelopes of cash' from L'Oreal heiress Liliane Bettencourt. Photo / AP

Attorney says John Stamos had fling with 17-year-old - Entertainment - NZ Herald News

Attorney says John Stamos had fling with 17-year-old

Soccer: Herbert to stay in NZ - Sport - NZ Herald News

Ricki Herbert celebrating after the All Whites match against Italy. Photo / AP
Ricki Herbert celebrating after the All Whites match against Italy. Photo / AP

Gillard looks on course for election in late August - World - NZ Herald News

Gillard has made it clear she does not intend to move on the emissions trading scheme sidelined by Rudd. Photo / Getty Images
Gillard has made it clear she does not intend to move on the emissions trading scheme sidelined by Rudd. Photo / Getty Images


Oh Lord's, the stats don't lie - Cricket - Fox Sports

Pakistan v Australia Test series

On your bike ... Aussies have the wood on Pakistan. Colleen Petch

Fox Sports Stats suggests Australia have edge over Pakistan in Test series

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July 13, 2010
Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi says recent Twenty20 wins over Australia have given his side confidence - but he might want to take a look at our exclusive n

Dogs learn new tricks, AU

All weekend, dogs and their owners learned new moves, weaving through legs, trotting back and forth and even tottering on hind paws, with the guidance of a Victorian instructor.
Many of the dogs had not taken part in the freestyle before, although they were au fait with the finer points of obedience.
Dog dancing takes obedience and bonding to a new and musical level.
Organisers hope it's the start of a regular program.
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Dancing with the dogs
Brookie the Shetland sheep dog jumps through the arms of owner Cathy Nunn, of West Moonah. Picture: SAM ROSEWARNE

Cancer service upgrade doubt, Tasmania, AU,

THE Opposition has accused the Government of breaking an election promise on cancer services in the North-West.
Opposition Leader Will Hodgman said new figures showed that more than 300 patients from the North-West travelled to Launceston and Hobart for radiation therapy in 2009-10.
"It is estimated that each cancer patient from the North-West will travel an average of 9000km in the course of their treatment, with each course of radiation requiring an average of 21 visits," Mr Hodgman said.
"These patients will be forced to continue to travel, putting additional pressure on their health and family relationships at a time it can be least afforded."
Mr Hodgman said that many cancer patients from the North-West chose not to undergo treatment because of the difficulties of travelling.
"In the election campaign, the Premier, David Bartlett, said he would fast-track the North-West cancer clinic to enable full services to be available before 2016. Now, after the election, he's broken that promise and the timeline has blown out another two years," he said.
But Health Minister Michelle O'Byrne said the State Government would abide by a commitment to deliver world-class cancer services to Tasmanians living in the North-West.
"Currently, northern Tasmania has a demonstrated need for three linear accelerators," she said.
"The centre at the LGH will have three linear accelerators in October 2010."
Ms O'Byrne said a fourth linear accelerator would be provided in the North-West when there was sufficient demand for a viable service.
In February the Australian Medical Association spoke out against plans for a linear accelerator at the North-West Regional Hospital, saying the population of 100,000 was too small to support such a machine in Burnie.
Ms O'Byrne said the State Government would apply for a linear accelerator licence for the North-West before 2018.