France's President Nicolas Sarkozy delivers a speech in Paris / File
Jul 6, 2010
Mizzima News -July 2010
National League for Democracy vice-chairman Tin Oo , central executive committee member Win Tin (blue shirt) and youth wing members visit Min Zeya’s family at South Dagon Township, Rangoon Division, on Tuesday, July 6, 2010. Min Zeya is one of the detained 88 Generation Students’ leaders. NLD members today called at the homes of five political prisoners to offer support to their relatives. Photo: Mizzima
Prime Minister Naoto Kan, coach Takeshi Okada, left, and team captain Makoto Hasebe.
Tuesday 06th July, 05:08 PM JST
Prime Minister Naoto Kan, center, holds an autographed soccer jersey given to him by coach Takeshi Okada, left, and team captain Makoto Hasebe. ‘‘Thank you for showing us a wonderful effort. The whole country was united and it was fantastic,’’ Kan told the pair. He added that he hopes his Democratic Party of Japan can pull off a remarkable victory in the July 11 upper house election and that “it might be good idea to wear the uniform when I campaign.’’
Flashy win puts Netherlands in World Cup final - thestar.com
Netherlands' Arjen Robben, left, scores against Uruguay at Green Point stadium in Cape Town on July 6, 2010.
CARLOS BARRIA/REUTERS Netherlands beats Uruguay 3-2
Elle Macpherson regrets rhino remedy 'banter' | News.com.au
China uses harsh tactics to keep secrets under wraps
Fireworks funding ends with a bang — group raises enough money to cover costs
Spectators on land and water watch Fourth of July fireworks shoot off Sunday night from Ottawa Township High School.
Photo: Doug Larson
Photo: Doug Larson
Businessman dies after car hits divider |Malaysia, The Star News, Jul 06, 2010
Horror crash: A crowd gathering at the scene of the accident along the expressway Monday, 5 July 2010.
PETALING JAYA: A businessman was killed after his car crashed into a divider at the 456.2km stretch of the North-South Expressway and fell 20m from a flyover.
Azizi Syeh Mohd Jailani, 27, was driving to his home in Taman Tun Dr Ismail at about noon yesterday when the accident occurred, Selangor Public Order and Traffic police chief Supt Che Hussin Omar said.
“He was killed on the spot when his car plunged and a metal rail pierced through his car, hitting him in the stomach.“His car was found in a ditch below the overhead road, while his body was found 10m away,” he said.Supt Che Hussin urged anyone who witnessed the accident to contact Insp Fazli Abdul Rahman at 03-39662222.
PETALING JAYA: A businessman was killed after his car crashed into a divider at the 456.2km stretch of the North-South Expressway and fell 20m from a flyover.
Azizi Syeh Mohd Jailani, 27, was driving to his home in Taman Tun Dr Ismail at about noon yesterday when the accident occurred, Selangor Public Order and Traffic police chief Supt Che Hussin Omar said.
“He was killed on the spot when his car plunged and a metal rail pierced through his car, hitting him in the stomach.“His car was found in a ditch below the overhead road, while his body was found 10m away,” he said.Supt Che Hussin urged anyone who witnessed the accident to contact Insp Fazli Abdul Rahman at 03-39662222.
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Jul 5, 2010
Mexico elections: Local elections in Mexico marred by violence, intimidation - latimes.com
Indigenous polling officers wait for voters in one of the polling stations in San Bartolome Quialana, Oaxaca state, Mexico. (JUAN CARLOS REYES, AFP/Getty Images / July 4, 2010)
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The Queen presents the Grenadier Guards with new colours in the gardens of Buckingham Palace - Telegraph
The Queen paid tribute to the families of Grenadier Guardsmen killed fighting in Afghanistan and comrades wounded in action as she presented the regiment with new colours
Indian Yogi Lives Without Food and Water for Over 70 Years - Pravda.Ru
Prahlad Jani, an 82 year Indian yogi is used to living with empty stomach. He claims that he receives his energy from space.
At first medics thought him to be a swindler, but when they examined him they were of a different opinion. The unique yogi was placed in a hospital for observation. The first results shocked scientists and now they are trying to find out if other people can be taught to live without food and water.
Scientists Unveil Intimate Past of Egyptian Mummies (photo) - Pravda.Ru
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Kate Moss: The Icon of Style (photo) - Pravda.Ru
| Katherine Ann Moss (born January 16, 1974), known as Kate Moss, is an iconic English supermodel and fashion designer. She is known for her waifish figure and many advertising campaigns and is also recognised for her high-profile relationships and party lifestyle. She has appeared on over 300 magazine covers |
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THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick
Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh arrive in Ottawa on Wednesday June 30, 2010. The royal couple is on a nine-day tour of Canada. Read article.
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