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ALL-IN-1 GAMEBOX features 25 games for $0.99. This app is a good deal with multiple games to play, but some of these games are quickly designed and not worth replaying. There is an overabundance of titles in the ALL-IN-1 GAMEBOX library that feature cartoon characters in violent settings. The idea of having multiple games in one app is a good one, and for this price, you can't really go wrong.

Here is our review game by game of the ALL-IN-1 GAMEBOX library. They are scored at the end of each paragraph with 0 to 5 stars. We did go easy on these ratings, keeping in consideration that there are 25 games for $0.99. We hope this helps you find a few hidden gems! Iron Commando - A side-scrolling shooter with a virtual stick and shoot and jump buttons. This game brings nostalgia from original Nintendo system games. Your enemies are both humanoids and square metal boxes with guns that track you and slowly fire, both of which are easily avoided and killed. You can find upgrades to your gun about every 15 seconds but lose them upon death. When you die, you have 3 seconds of invulnerability upon respawn and with a total of 3 lives. You might find yourself at the game-over screen quite quickly, but this doesn't take away from the overall fun feeling of this game. Iron Commando leaves lots of room to improve and hone your jumping, ducking, platform swapping, upgrade grabbing, bullet dodging, and shooting skills which means the replayability is pretty high. - 5 stars Hired Gun - This sniper game hits the mark ! You are a 'hired gun' and given a picture of a target to kill (displaying different hat every level). You are in a city scape with cartoon figures walking within and without doors, windows, and on the street. When you see your target's hat you touch to zoom in then press the bottom right bullet button to fire. You have a total of one minute to get enough kills on your given target, and each kill will add 3 seconds or 6 seconds for a head-shot to your total time. You aim by moving your iPhone device. Hired Gun is super responsive and the controls just feel right, leaving you to enjoy your growing collection of head-shots! The graphics are simple but very stylistic and looks great. This game is not hard and you will find yourself quickly moving through the levels with a little concentration. - 5 stars 3-2-1 Jump! - A Doodle Jump replica. The graphics seem a bit out of focus but 3-2-1 Jump! takes the Doodle Jump idea and puts a whole new spin on it with really nice controls. There are upgrades available in boxes as you are jumping up such as rocket packs and springs but those question marks could also be hiding obstacles. I will leave it to you to explore those, suffice to say they are FUN to encounter! A surprise hit this game gives Doodle Jump a run for it's money. - 5 stars iUFO Catcher - You control a claw just like the machines in the arcades with tilt control. The objective is to pluck cute stuffed animals from their moving platforms to gain points. This game is self evident and will hold your attention with bright fun graphics. One of the few light hearted games in the All-In-1 Gamebox library showing little to no violence. - 4 stars iKungFu Master - A smooth running game with just enough leveling up and weapon upgrading as to not be annoying. With cartoon characters this game isn't much to look at but the gameplay is quite engaging. There are bosses at appropriate times and are actually fun to compete against then defeat. - 4 stars Bubble Master - You play a little girl in a beautiful highly stylized dream world who has a grappling hook as a weapon to pop bubbles. The graphics are beautiful. There are other more difficult enemies in the sky that drop special bonuses when killed. The bubbles are hard to pop and it is easy to take damage from them especially since you can't fire and move at the same time, luckily this game has the redeeming quality of giving you a huge amount of life and lots of opportunities to grab huge chunks of life through bonuses. The background changes from day to night every 45 seconds with multiple color and scenery changes as you play. - 4 stars AC-130 Spectre - You are aiming through the AC-130's gun camera with control of all 3 of it's super powerful weapons. This game has a super real appearance and even throws in some rag doll mechanics. If you are a fan of this airplane from it's multiple television documentaries or are intrigued by gun camera footage that flashes on the evening news, you might really enjoy this game. A main feature that adds a lot of accessibility is the option to control through either tilt or touch. The tilt controls are not very sensitive but acceptable and there is a field of vision limit that is not clearly marked. There are achievements that are seemingly not fully implemented and all 3 play modes are basically the same game play. - 3.5 stars 1945 Ace Destroyer - You are a pilot in 1945 destroying America's enemies in the world skies! This is a third person view flying game that has you tilting to maneuver your plane through waves of enemy planes coming at you and firing old school orange balls at you. The graphics are acceptable and the controls are very manageable. You have 2 weapons to choose from, a machine gun and torpedoes both of which never run out of ammo making this game accessible for a quick few minutes of casual play. - 3.5 stars Robo Rush - Remember Mario Brothers for the Nintendo systems? Well, so does Robo Rush. They basically took the Mario idea and drew in some robots. You jump from under blocks to break them and gain their power ups, land on enemies to kill them, and jump over gaps in the side scrolling map. Despite the dreary colors, the familiar feeling will most likely see you replaying this title. - 3.5 stars Hot Persuit - Your car rolls along the highway in this front scrolling game. You have access to all weapons right at the beginning but a limited amount of ammo. You are free to shoot any of the weapons in front of you and destroy enemy cars who shoot back at you giving this game an exciting overall feel. Hot Persuit is the exact same idea as 2009 Road Master but is light years ahead on gameplay and re-playability. - 3.5 stars iSniper - This game has very precise manageable tilt controls and is really a breeze to control. The graphics however are poor. The background is out of focus when you zoom in and the enemies respawn in front of you then don't walk. This sniper game almost had it all with the perfect controls but has lost us with the lazy graphics. - 3 stars Ancient War - You are in control of an army, clicking on which unit to build. As the food meter raises, you gain food points to spend on new units. The units come out and fight without any prompting from you. The objective is to break the other tribe's totem pole. When they are out of units you get to start to do damage to their home base totem pole. The only way to reach this is usually by using the "special" which rains meteors down and wipes out the offending army. There is a world map where you choose which tribe to battle next then select the difficulty, unlocking harder modes as you progress. You also gain money which you spend on access to new units slightly raising the replayability on Ancient War. - 3 stars Star Marine - There are some cool features in this one. You are again a cartoon character but this time on a flat plane with all sorts of creatures moving quickly around you. The controls on this game are pretty unique and not immediately apparent. You need to hold down the fire button while spinning it around to adjust your aim, the movement button on the bottom left is your X Y axis movement. The guns grow in power quickly as you progress. This game also allows you to level up. With every level you need to click on the flashing number representing your level in order to upgrade your speed, power, and other upgrades. This game is a bit tough leaving room for skill. - 3 stars Get Rich - Tilt to move in a stationary screen. You are a guy wearing sunglasses who runs around collecting money that is falling from the sky by letting it land on him. The coins fall faster, the hundred dollar bills have a varied fall speeds. There are also bad things falling out of the sky, avoid those stock crash charts at all costs or it's game over ! Interesting idea and well executed. Reasonable game play and no obvious control flaws. - 3 stars Archer 3D - You lift your bow by holding down a virtual button, draw your arrow by holding another button and have about 3 seconds to aim with tilt controls. The problem is that this aiming circle is bigger than the target making this game difficult and on top of that you need to consider wind. You aim by moving your iPhone device but the game is not very responsive to your movements. As levels progress the targets get farther and farther making it even more difficult. Even though it is super satisfying to hit the bulls eye your time might be better spent with other games within the All-In-One Gamebox title. - 2.5 stars Operation Wolf - A side scrolling first person shooter, possible? Yes. You will find yourself slowly walking along engaging enemies a both far and close distance. The controls are pretty nice and you can reasonably quickly acquire and destroy the enemy targets. The overall gameplay is engaging but the enemy has quite an advantage with distance and your ammo goes faster than your gun can land hits. You take damage from seemingly nowhere leaving you no recourse which is a terrible feeling as a gamer. - 2.5 stars Hell Flyer - Another cartoon based side scrolling grappling hook game. Swing yourself through hell amidst reasonable graphics aiming to grapple on to floating blocks that all are the same shape and size, but don't miss a flick of the finger or you will burn in the lava for an instant game over. - 2 stars Jail Breaker - This is a fast moving side-scroller. You are a cartoon figure who has to either jump or slide to avoid death as you negotiate bland obstacles. The high difficulty of this game might have you frustrated fast. The longer you hold down jump, the higher and farther you will jump, giving a bit of room for skill. Some people might find some fun in here but there is huge room for improvement with Jail Breaker. - 2 stars Knight's Odyssey - This side-scroller has your cartoon character hacking through enemies as you take damage from catapults constantly shooting at you. You are held back until you clear your enemies then get an "onward" notification, but watch out for those spiky obstacles! You cannot attack and move at the same time making this one tough to play. The art in this game is better than most others in the ALL-IN-1 GAMEBOX library. There are wizards and melee enemies but the over abundance of non kill-able obstacles makes Knight's Odyssey frustrating to play. - 2 stars Bowman Defense - A base defense cartoon character based game. You are the last archer protecting the last castle, pretty cool story line. A shame that the game doesn't follow up with exciting game play. The controls have you pulling your finger across the screen over and over towards your character in order to fire and aim. There are weapon upgrades but the recharge time on the cool weapons is too long to make them effective and too short to make switching weapons feasible. - 2 stars 2009 Road Master - Responsive tilt controls is the only thing that makes this game worth opening. The screen scrolls by very fast and there is an overabundance of random unavoidable obstacles that will bring you from 200 m.p.h. to 0 and interrupt the flow of game play, not to mention waste one of your three total lives. With some major improvements this game could shine but for now it's a crash and burn. - 2 stars Tomb Evader - Doodle Jump in reverse! Too bad the tilt controls are not very responsive. Your cartoon character drops down to avoid a ever falling spiked ball. There are random obstacles like conveyor belts and bats that will fly away. This game is lackluster from the over all look to the slow responding controls. - 2 stars Climber - Another installation in the cartoon character series found in the ALL-IN-1 GAMEBOX library. You will find your cartoon hero using a grappling hook to pull himself at a breakneck game-play speed upwards through a world of lackluster graphics. The only reason to play Climber for any amount of time is if you are a huge fan of the color red as that is the only background color you will see. - 1 star iSign 365 - Now an independent app and is no longer playable through ALL-IN-1 GAMEBOX  despite still being shown as the last game. - 0 stars

The Good

The price set at $0.99 makes this app worth buying. You can listen to your iPod Music while playing any of the 25 titles. OpenFeint, which lets you post achievements and sometimes play versus other players is a reasonably cool feature. The games are all fast paced making them accessible for a quick few minutes of on-the-go playing. The abundance of titles within this app will almost guarantee that everyone will find at least one game in here that they appreciate. The feeling of having 24 more games that you could be playing makes the game you are currently playing that much more fun.

The Bad

Most of the titles in the ALL-IN-1 GAMEBOX library are pretty bad. You will find yourself replaying at the most 4 of these games. The old adage "you get what you pay for" applies here too. The games can be frustrating and could all be much better with some more work from the developers. There are random bugs in a few of the games which can be interrupting. This app is neither perfect for the casual gamers who don't care about gaining skill in order to succeed in an app, nor the gamers who know their stuff since the games are so pedestrian and fast paced.

The Verdict

At $0.99 cents this app is worth buying. The fact that you can have multiple titles under one icon will keep your springboard clean. Real fans of gaming apps on the iPhone might be better served by buying the specific games that interest them. Casual gamers will enjoy the fast paced short lived play time on most of these games. The app is worth owning for the low price and the accessibility of most of the games.
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Prosecutors say Somerville High School teens were assaulted with broomstick; one suspect held for dangerousness hearing

PITTSFIELD — Galileo Mondol looked on while a 16-year-old Somerville High School student used a broomstick to rape a freshman boy who was participating in a preseason program for the school’s athletes in Western Massachusetts, a prosecutor said today.

Arraignment of Galileo Mondol, 17 of Somerville. Arraignment at Central Berkshire District Court on charges of rape of 3 Somerville students at a Camp in Otis. Attorney for Mondol, William A. Korman talks to the press after the arraignment. (Christine Peterson for the Boston Globe)
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The 17-year-old Mondol is a danger who must be jailed while awaiting trial, Berkshire Assistant District Attorney Rachel Eramo argued as she provided new details about a case that has shocked the city.

Eramo sought, and Central Berkshire District Court Judge Philip A. Beattie granted, a dangerousness hearing for Mondol, which is now set for Friday. Until then, Mondol will remain jailed on $100,000 cash bail.

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In asking for the detention hearing, Eramo summarized Mondol’s alleged role in the sexual assault that took place over the weekend of Aug. 24-25 at Camp Lenox in Otis, where some 165 Somerville students, along with 20 adult supervisors, were participating in the preseason program.

Eramo said Mondol and two 16-year-old teammates forced their way into a cabin occupied by freshmen and started saying, “We’re going to pick someone. It’s going to be you. It’s going to be you,” as they pointed at individuals in the room.

Then, one of the 16-year-old boys grabbed a broom, forced a freshman onto the floor on his hands and knees and raped him with the broom, Eramo said. Citing information provided by victims and witnesses, she said Mondol told his two accomplices to stop, but once the assault was underway, he changed his mind.

“I want to have a crack at that,’’ Mondol allegedly said, according to Eramo. “If you do it again, I will lift up the broomstick,’’ Mondol also allegedly said.

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Eramo said witnesses described the victim crying and bleeding in the bathroom after the alleged attack. She said State Police later recovered a blood-stained tissue from the cabin and discovered a brown stain, believed to be blood, in the cabin’s bathroom.

Mondol and the two 16-year-olds then assaulted two more freshman, but they managed to fight off the attacks and were not raped, but were poked with the broomstick in their buttocks, Eramo said.

According to Eramo, as Mondol and his two juvenile codefendants were about to leave the cabin, a freshman who witnessed the alleged assault said he would tell someone what had happened.

Eramo said Mondol looked the freshman in the eye with a serious expression and said, “you better keep your mouth shut.”

Mondol and his codefendants continued their efforts to keep the freshmen quiet after leaving the camp, Eramo said, including intimidating Facebook and Twitter messages.

Mondol’s defense attorney, William Korman, told the judge that his client was in “the wrong place at the wrong’’ time and actively tried to end the assaults. He asked for $10,000 cash bail, which the judge rejected in favor of the prosecution's request for a dangerousness hearing.

Mondol, whose parents were in court today, did not show any obvious emotion during the court proceeding.

Korman said that while Mondol should not have been in the cabin, the teen did not actively participate in the attacks. He also said the two juvenile codefendants corroborated the primary victim’s statement that Mondol did not participate in the attack.

“The victim himself says the defendant had nothing to do with it,” Korman told the judge. “This boy was telling the others to stop, to not do it.’’

In asking for bail, Korman cited Mondol’s “stellar” behavioral, academic, and athletic record in saying the prosecution’s request for a dangerousness hearing “simply makes no sense.”

Korman told reporters after the hearing that Mondol will be exonerated.

“My client is being confined because the district attorney’s office has determined that they want their pound of flesh now, just in case they can’t prove their case later,” Korman said. “And they will not be able to prove their case later.”

Mondol pleaded not guilty to one count of aggravated rape of a child under the age of 16, two counts of assault with intent to rape a child under 16, one count of indecent assault and battery, three counts of assault and battery, and three counts of witness intimidation.

The 16-year-olds are to be arraigned in Berkshire Juvenile Court on similar charges, according to Berkshire District Attorney David Capeless’s office. Because of their age, prosecutors would not release their names or confirm when they will appear in court.

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JOHANNESBURG — A newborn died yesterday as he was being rushed from a rural government clinic shut down by South Africa’s civil service strike, an example of the costs of an action that has hit hospitals, schools, and courts across the country.

On the second day of the strike, Mpho Gabane, health department spokesman in the eastern province of Mpumalanga, said the baby’s mother had gone to the clinic in labor and experiencing complications, and found no nurses or doctors. The woman was being taken by ambulance to another clinic, but gave birth on the way. Gabane blamed the strike for the baby’s death.

“We say outright this is related to the strike because had she been attended to earlier the child could have been saved,’’ Gabane said.

The Anglican archbishop of Cape Town, Thabo Makgoba, called for the government and workers to come together to end the strike quickly, saying people were suffering. Makgoba also called for hospital staff and other essential workers to return to work immediately.

“How do we look at our society and say, ‘Let not your hearts be troubled’ when patients needing high levels of care are without proper nursing staff and students are told they must provide for their own education?’’ he said in a statement.

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. >> reporter: three days since 10-year-old jessica ridgeway vanished. today the first real clue. police recovered a backpack and water bottle they believe might be jessica's about six miles from where she vanished. >> we want the community to keep the faith in we're going to find jessica. >> reporter: today new teams of scent dogs combed her westminster, colorado, neighborhood. jessica's mother sarah last saw her daughter friday as she walked to school but she never arrived. the school called home but her mother works overnights and says she was asleep missing the call. by the time she discovered jessica missing, eight crucial hours had passed. to give you an idea of the neighborhood jessica's house is right over there and this is about the point where her mother would have last seen her and as you can see it's only three houses from the park where jessica was supposed to pete with her friends meaning if she was taken here, it happened in a very short distance and in a very narrow window of time. over the weekend, more than 800 volunteers scoured trails and hillsides, but found no trace
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to a 10-year-old denver-area girl missing since friday. >> we believe the backpack to be jessica's. >> reporter: the focus of the investigation into the disappearance of 10-year-old jessica ridgeway shifted on sunday after her backpack and water bottle were found roughly 15 miles away from her home. >> identifying that we believe it's her backpack is something that allows our investigation to focus and broadens and expands that investigation. >> if you see anything that you think is significant, get your attention. >> reporter: jessica's mother was the last to see her as she left for school on friday. her mother just finished her overnight shift and woke to discover her daughter had disappeared. >> if you got her, get her back to her parents. we would appreciate it. she's a beautiful wonderful little girl, and we want her back. >> if it was my child, i would want someone out here looking for my child. >> reporter: hundreds of people from jessica's colorado community joined the search over the weekend. >> a community out here right now that's pulling together to find every piece o
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Oct 7, 2012 7:00am PDT
of volunteers joining the f.b.i. and police to search for jessica ridgeway last seen going to school in westminster, colorado, friday morning. the school called to let her mother know she was absent but her mom works overnight and slept through the call, didn't get the message until eight hours later. the delay could make the search more difficult. her parents are divorced, in the middle of a custody battle but police have no reason to believe jessica is with her father. >>> en "fox news sunday," surrogates for both presidential going toe-to-toe. the first presidential debate sent the race for the white house into overdrive. >> we have three more debates, one is the vice presidential campaign where paul ryan is specific about what he would do on a budget, a budget bad for the economy, bad for job growth, it would increase taxes on 18 million people so we have a few more rounds. the first round was a very energized performance. it was big bird meets the big lies. now governor romney's going to be challenged for the remaining 30 days to explain how he pays for 5 trillion in tax cuts fo
Oct 7, 2012 11:00pm EDT
10-year-old colorado girl featured right here. jessica ridgeway vanished without a trace while heading to school three days ago. today, police got their first real clue. they found her backpack and a water bottle 12 miles from where she vanished. still no sign of jessica 800 volunteers scoured trails and hill sides. jessica's parents are going through a divorce and aren't speaking publicly but police say they are cooperating with this investigation. >> there was a huge brawl that broke out between two wedding parties in philadelphia. and the chaos was caught on tape. authorities say up to 100 people were involved in the fight which took place at a hotel bar in the city of brotherly love. dozens of police officers were called in to try to restore order. the uncle of one of the brides suffered a heart attack and died. at least three people were arrested. it's not clear what started that fight. >> some parts of our area will experience temperatures in the 30's overnight. >> meteorologist back on how long the [ male announcer ] c
Oct 8, 2012 5:00am EDT
'm jessica doyle in for andrea roane on this mop morning. >> thanks for joining us, i'm mike haiduk. mr. bernstein starts it off, grab the coat. >> reporter: temperatures in the 30s and 40s this morning. and with clouds returning shortly, i know the clouds will come back. temperatures are not going to move much today. low to mid-50s. we'll start out with the day planner. weather graphics please if we can, you'll see the temperatures in the low 50s by noon, cloudy skies. with a few showers this afternoon. high temperature 54. just to let you know the average high still about 70, 71. showers yesterday afternoon, early evening pulled away, we have clearing overnight, another batch of clouds and showers approaching southwestern virginia. areas this morning mid-30s in jay and old town. 33 in western maryland. to the east the bay at annapolis 51 andrews is down to 43 and a cool afternoon ahead. high temperatures will be in the 50s right now. a little bit of fog. let's check in with monika here. >> reporter: good morning, everybody. if you are heading around town, things are beginning to get a
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Oct 8, 2012 6:00am PDT
. >>> the break in a case of a missing 10-year-old girl. jessica ridgeway is her name. police say jessica was last seen on friday morning walking to school and then she vanished. police extended their search into the town of superior, colorado. that is a bit north of denver after discovery of a new clue there. alicia acuna is own the story live in denver now. good morning. >> reporter: hi, good morning, bill. westminster police say that on sunday someone in the neighboring suburb of superior found a backpack and a water bottle on a sidewalk. now investigators won't say what they found inside the backpack but they do believe it belongs to 10-year-old jessica ridgeway who disappeared on her walk to meet friends to head to their school bus stop on friday. more than 800 volunteers searched for her over the weekend. police expanded their search area where the backpack was found, more than six miles away from where jessica vanished. she was last seen by her mother friday morning as she watched her daughter head off from the front of her home. jessica's father lives in missouri and was at a child custody
Oct 8, 2012 7:00am PDT
friday. the items were found about 15 miles from jessica ridgeway's home. volunteers helped police search for the child this weekend. jessica was last seen on her way to meet classmates before school but school officials said she never arrived. we'll have more on this in our next hour. >>> now we'll head to wall street to kayla townsend at wall street. >> reporter: good morning. wall street is relatively sleeping on this columbus day holiday but investors are still finding thorns in the relatively positive jobs report from last friday. this week we also have the earnings from u.s. companies like jpmorgan chase, pizza hut and signs of slowing corporate economy are concerned there. it is not hurting the stock market right now with the dow jones industrial average near levels it has not seen in five years. back to you. >> kayla, thanks. >>> now for a look at what's trending today, our quick round-up of what has you talking online. announced that mila kunis has been named the sexiest woman alive. the 29-year-old actress posed on the november cover in nothing but a pair of skip-tig
Oct 8, 2012 7:00am EDT
to an a denver-area girl. the items were found miles from jessica ridgeway's home. police intensified their search for jessica this weekend. she was last seen on her way to meet classmates on her way to school but she never arrived. now more from wall street. good morning to you, kayla. >> reporter: wall street is relatively sleeping on this columbus day holiday, but investors are still finding thorns in that relatively positive jobs report from last friday. this week we also have earnings from u.s. companies like jpmorgan chase and the parent company of pizza hut. signs of a slowing economy expected from corporate america there, but that concern, natalie, not hurting the stock market, at least right now. the dow jones industrial average near levels it hasn't seen in five years. back to you. >> kayla tausch at the new york stock exchange, thanks. >>> now a look at what's trending. announced sunday that mila kunis has been named its sex i have the woman alive. the 29-year-old actress poses on the magazine's november cover in nothing but a pair of skin tight slacks. >>> magi
Oct 8, 2012 1:00pm PDT
-point edge on world affairs. >> let's go to jessica yellin who's got a special panel with jessica? >> thanks so much. margarho, let me go straight to you. i think mitt mn smells blood when it comes to foreign policy. but is it really warranted? >> he certainly had an opening to talk about it. and frankly they needed to do something. the first thing you're talking about with mitt romney and foreign policy had been this trip to europe, europe, poland, israel, the olympics hadn't gone so well. heainen have something to talk what they strive to do is paint a contrast betwee them and the obama administration. the contra becom p thr posturg. hoare we going to approh foreign policy differently? the posture is that obama's foreign policy is lead from behind, i think mitt romney is really lean forward. we're trying to use our influence in the middle east to -- but really we're trying to use our influence in the region to get the outcomes we want in order to shape the policies that we want, in order to receive the outcomes that we want in the middle east. >> let's be honest, posturing is what we've g
Oct 8, 2012 5:00am EDT
in arizona on friday. police avenue clue in the search missing a 10-year-old colorado girl. jessica was last seen friday as walked to a parked amid classmates before school. a backpack was found sunday on a sidewalk 6 miles from her home. likely linked to her. it has led investigators to expand their search. 800 volunteers spent the weekend scarring the trails and hillsides. between twoawl wedding parties in philadelphia on take a look. this was crazy. at least 100 people were in a fight that took place at a hotel bar. dozens of officers were called out, hoping to restore order. uncle of one of the brides had a heart attack and died. some were arrested and several taken to an emergency room. it's not clear what started the fight. >> unbelievable. gas prices are unbelievable in california, at an all-time high. average gallon of regular in is $4.66. much higher and some california gas stations. in long beach, one station had at $6.65 a gallon. california experiencing this because of a temporary reduction in supply. governor jerry brown has ordered w the wintero allo sold earlier than
Oct 8, 2012 6:00am EDT
. jessica ridgway was last seen friday as she walked into a parked amid class weighmates before school. they found a backpack 6 miles from her home and it's likely linked to her. the outbreak of non-contagious meningitis continues to grow. 91 cases reported in nine states. seven people have died. 3 cases in maryland's including one death. in virginia, 18 cases reported, including one death. the pharmacy that distributed the steroids a link to the outbreak has issued a voluntary recall. thousands of people could never received the steroid injection for back pain. >> a warning for coffee lovers. a new study shows drinking several glasses a day could increase your risk of glaucoma. drinking 3 cups of caffeinated coffee per day increases your risk of developing exfoliation glaucoma by 66%. more studies are needed to confirm the results. you can read about the study. of cambridge headed back to the public eye after the topless photos scandal last month. they poured southeast asia and the south pacific. several magazines published topless photographs of the couple while they vacationed in fr
Oct 6, 2012 5:00am PDT
-old. that's her picture there. a.m. an amber alert has been issued for jessica ridgeway after she failed to show up for school. 50 officials including police and fire fighters are looking for her, but she has not yet been found. >>> we've got much more ahead this hour. here's a look at what's coming up. >>> with 50 million in the u.s. and nearly 24 million eligible to vote, some analysts are saying they might decide the next president. all morning we put the latino vote in focus. >> investigators have made progress into the investigation into agent ivie's staff. >> a new theory behind the brutal death of a u.s. border agent. why investigators are saying he may have died at hands of one of his own. >>> 500 convicted felons could be set free in massachusetts. why? this chemist allegedly tampered with evidence for the last nine years. up. a short word that's a tall order. up your game. up the ante. and if you stumble, you get back up. up isn't easy, and we ought to know. we're in the business of up. everyday delta flies a quarter of million people while investing billions improving everythi
Oct 8, 2012 2:00am PDT
they found 10-year-old jessica ridgeway's backpack and water bottle six miles from her home. investigators searched for jessica. she disappeared friday morning after leaving home to meet friends. >>> nascar burned into bumper cars. look at the last lap of sunday's race. a massive wreck involving 25 cars. veteran drivers say they have never seen anything like this. tony stewart is taking the blame for triggering that incredible crash. every one walked away without injury. when the exhaust fumes all cleared, matt kenseth won the race. >> this is why people watch nascar. >>> a record 48-straight games with a touchdown pass for saints quarterback drew brees. he threw four of them, as the saints won their first game of the season. brees broke the record held by hall of famer john unitas. >> johnny unitas, one of the greatest quarterbacks to play this game. revolutionized the position. everything he stood for as a player. just a pioneer of the game. >> coaches sean payton and mickey loomis, were allowed to attend the game. in this programming note, drew brees will be a guest wednesday morning on
Oct 8, 2012 4:00am PDT
colorado girl, they found a backpack and water bottle from jessica ridgeway about six miles from her home. he was last seen friday morning walking to meet a group of friends on their way to school. >> a spacecraft called the dragon capsule is on it ways to the international space station but there's something different this time. >> three, two, one. and liftoff. >> liftoff, this is the first for nasa the rocket that blasted off the dragon capsule is commercially owned. nasa has contracted a dozen commercial flights to ferry cargo to the international space station. >>> it was a historic night for the new orleans saints and quarterback drew brees, broke the record held by johnny unitas by throwing a touchdown pass in his 48th straight game. brees did it in the first quarter and went on to throw three more. the saints needed it, they won the for the first time this season 31-24 over the san diego chargers. only 29 days to go until election day and this morning we're getting a new snapshot of the race. it does look like mitt romney is getting a bounce out of the debate. a gallup poll taken o
Oct 8, 2012 11:00am PDT
. wolf blitzer, we'll talk next hour. i have more questions for you. thank you, sir, for that. jessica yellin is our chief white house correspondent. here she is. let me ask you, what reaction are you hearing from the obama campaign, from the foreign policy speech today? >> first of all, they were out with a prebuttal before the speech, before romney gave the speech, they had an ad slamming governor romney for past missteps in his foreign policy campaign messaging. take a look at a bit of the ad. >> when our u.s. diplomats were attacked in libya, the new york times said romney's knee jerk response showed an extraordinary lack of presidential character. and even republican experts said romney's remarks were the worst possible reaction to what happened. if this is how -- >> so they obviously do not want to give him an opening to get an edge on this issue. after romney's speech, former secretary of state madeleine albright underscored the obama campaign's message in a conference call with reporters. she said that she is a teacher and if romney had turned in the op-ed he had written in the
Oct 9, 2012 7:00am PDT
empleo el sabado.--jessica rose garcia de 23 aÑos trabaja en el hotel wawona---ella estaba programada a trabajar el sabado 6 de octubre pero no se presento a su primer dia de empleo.--las autoridades piden la ayuda del publico dar con su paradero ..--garcia mide 5 pies 3 pulgadas,, pesa 170 libras, tiene pelo negro y ojos cafe. ---se avecina la clausura del puente de san mateo.---la estructura colgante estará cerrada a la circulación vial los dos últimos fines de semana del mes, es decir, del 19 al 22, y del 26 al 29 de octubre.--- la clausura entrará en efecto a las 10 de la noche del viernes hasta las 5 de la mañana del lunes. ---los trabajadores de "caltrans" harán obras de refuerzo sismico en puente de "san mateo". en el beisbol, tanto los atleticos de oakland como los gigantes de san francisco se jugaran todo en sus juegos de hoy... primero, los gigantes estaran en cincinnati, en donde enfrentaran a los rojos, en un juego que corresponde a la serie divisional de la liga nacional.... y por su parte los atleticos recibiran en oakland a los tigres de detroit.... cabe senalar
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Front Pagearrow Nine bureaucrats face contempt proceedings
The Supreme Court (SC) yesterday asked nine government officials why contempt proceedings should not be drawn against them for distorting the decisions of the court on separation of the judiciary.
 arrow Election to reserved seats for women to be indirect
The Jatiya Sangsad yesterday passed a bill for election to the 45 reserved seats for women in parliament on the basis of proportional representation of parties or alliances amid strong protest and a noisy
 arrow 3 of a family, another killed in Jurain fire
A blazing fire killed four people including three of a family at a shanty town in west Jurain in the capital on Sunday, burning down at least 150 makeshift houses and leaving more than 600 residents homeless.
 arrow HR workers against indemnity to law enforcers
Local and international rights activists yesterday called for nullifying the impunity provision from the constitution as they found it a fundamental obstacle to the promotion and implementation of human
 arrow 8 GIs killed in Iraq attacks
A suicide car bomber ploughed into policemen waiting to collect their salary at a police station west of Ramadi yesterday, killing 12 people in the latest insurgent attack on Iraq's beleaguered security
 arrow Drowning in debt
Villagers in Thana Kalsi say small loans that at first lessened their hardship after July-August twin floods in this northern region massively damaged crops and houses have now mired them in high-interest
 arrow All set to hold Ijtema
Preparations for holding the Biswa Ijtema at Tongi near the capital have been completed and devotees will start arriving at the Ijtema ground tomorrow.
 arrow BNP, allies happy with withdrawal order
Leaders of the BNP-led ruling alliance are happy with the withdrawal of the cancellation order of recruitment of class three and four employees for district administrations and other low-level government
 arrow Opposition holds rally at Tentulia
Leaders of 14 opposition parties led by the Awami League (AL) yesterday expressed their resolve to dislodge the BNP-led coalition government through a mass movement across the country.
 arrow Assets management firm may take over Rupali's bad loans
The consultant for privatising Rupali Bank has suggested transferring its non-performing loans to a separate assets management company for turning it into a healthy private bank.
 arrow 100m may die if flu pandemic occurs
Up to 100 million people could die within weeks if a bird flu pandemic broke out, a senior World Health Organisation official warned Monday as he urged nations to make urgent preparations to mitigateits
 arrow Russia offers supplier's credit for 420MW units
Russian Energy Minister Sergey A Oganesyan yesterday proposed to set up two more 210-megawatt power units at Siddhirganj under supplier's credit, a lending system the government discourages.
 arrow 5 die after taking spurious alcohol
Five people died and some 50 others have fallen sick after taking spurious alcohol in Daulatpur upazila until Saturday since November 12.
 arrow Tata opening Dhaka office
Indian industrial giant Tata Group yesterday told the government that it is opening an office in Dhaka 'very soon'.
 arrow AL leaders slate deaths in Rab 'crossfire'
Two senior Awami League (AL) lawmakers yesterday criticised the deaths in 'so-called crossfire' involving Rapid Action Battalion (Rab) and demanded the home minister's statement on the matter in parliament.
 arrow Tk 24 lakh mobile sets missing from customs storage
Seized mobile phone sets worth about Tk 24 lakh went 'missing' from the guarded customs godown in the city's Shahjalal Upashahar area.
 arrow Pakistan test-fires N-capable missile
Pakistan test-fired a short-range nuclear capable missile early yesterday, its fifth missile test this year alongside peace talks with nuclear rival India.
 arrow Tigress found dead in Sundarbans
Some fishermen found the body of a Royal Bengal tigress Saturday afternoon from the Sundarbans adjacent to Koira Patrol Outpost under Baniakhali Station of the western wing of the Sundarbans Forest Division
 arrow BCL calls hartal in Ctg Dec 2 to protest custodial death of Mohim
Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL) , student wing of Awami League (AL), called a dawn-to-dusk hartal on December 2 in Chittagong in protest against the death of its leader Mohim in Rapid Action Battalion
 arrow Cobra nabs 3, foils robbery attempt in city
Elite detectives of Cobra foiled a robbery attempt at a Sutrapur house last night and caught three robbers with two firearms and a machete.
 arrow Nat'l swimming begins today without women participants
Women swimmers are not taking part in the Keya Cosmetics Eighth National Long-Distance Swimming Championship beginning today on the Dakatia river in Chandpur in the wake of militant's threat.
 arrow Suu Kyi's house arrest extended
Myanmar's detained democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi has had her period of house arrest extended by another year, her opposition party and officials said yesterday.
 arrow Partha's discharge petition hearing on Jan 5
Lawyers yesterday submitted a petition for discharging Saibal Saha Partha, arrested on suspicion of e-mailing the Prothom Alo with a threat to kill the Leader of the Opposition Sheikh Hasina.
 arrow Army man killed in Bandarban
Indigenous criminals killed an army man at Ruma upazila under Bandarban early Saturday.
 arrow HC rejects quashment petitions of Iqbal, 4 others
The High Court (HC) yesterday dismissed the quashment petitions filed by former Awami League lawmaker HBM Iqbal and four other accused in the sensational Malibagh murder case.
 arrow CU meet today to find new chief of special committee
An emergency meeting of Chittagong University (CU) syndicate today takes place to appoint a new chief of the special committee formed earlier to work out a way of cancelling doctored certificates.
 arrow 4 girl students abducted in Satkhira
Traffickers abducted four girl students of a madrasa in Sharap Pur village in Assassuni upazila Sunday.
 arrow Grenade seized on outlaw's statement
Joint forces seized a powerful hand grenade from Choighoria village under Batiaghata upazila of Khulna district Sunday night.
Businessarrow Dhaka goes slow on meeting MDG target
Bangladesh is going on at a snail's pace to meet the target of millennium development goal (MDG) set by the United Nations (UN) to halve poverty by 2015.
 arrow Extreme piracy threatens local music industry
The piracy rate in Bangladesh for sound recordings is close to 100 percent mainly due to lack of enforcement of Copyright Act and it should be placed on the watch list, recommended a global intellectual
 arrow Siemens plans to grab highest 3G mobile market in Asia
With the Asian countries opting for cost-effective mobile technology, Siemens Communications Group has set an ambitious target of grabbing highest market share in W-CDMA infrastructure in the fast-growing
 arrow Improve efficiency to face post-MFA
Business leaders at a seminar yesterday warned the readymade garment exporters to be ready for facing a serious competition, urging them to improve efficiency and increase productivity.
 arrow Five-day software exposition ends
Curtain fell on the annual software exposition styled Softexpo 2004 yesterday, which witnessed a huge turnout of visitors.
 arrow Mandatory food test key non-tariff barrier imposed by India
Mandatory testing requirements of all food products continue to remain the key non-tariff barrier imposed by India on exports from Bangladesh.
 arrow China starts FTA talks with number of states
China has embarked on free trade arrangement negotiations with a number of countries to help create diverse and sustained markets for its manufacturing products.
 arrow Textile, ceramic, jute attract visiting French trade team
A French business delegation, which arrived here Sunday to explore trade and investment opportunities, showed keen interest to invest in Bangladesh's textile, ceramic, jute and small industries.
 arrow Privatisation of 4 NCBs not in one go: BB governor
Bangladesh Bank Governor Fakhruddin Ahmed yesterday brushed aside any possibility of privatising all the four nationalised commercial banks (NCBs) in one go as part of the on going financial sector reform
 arrow TSS signs deal with Siemens to assemble cellphone sets
A deal for assembling mobile phone sets at Telephone Shilpa Sangstha was signed here yesterday between the TSS and multinational cellphone company Siemens Bangladesh.
 arrow China, Asean sign trade pacts
China and 10 Southeast Asian countries signed historic trade pacts Monday to pave the way for the world's biggest free-trade zone by 2010, covering two billion people.
 arrow Heavy Chemicals gets Tk 300m loan from HSBC
The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation (HSBC) Ltd in Bangladesh will extend a 5-year term loan facility of Tk 300 million to Global Heavy Chemicals Limited (GHCL), manufacturer of caustic soda,
 arrow Eastern Bank launches auto loan
Eastern Bank Limited (EBL) has launched its auto loan scheme recently.
Sportsarrow Hockey: 4-star Jimmy sinks Wari
Russell Mahmud Jimmy fired four goals including a hattrick as defending champions Abahani brushed aside Wari Club 7-0 for their second successive victory in the Green Delta Premier Hockey League yesterday.
 arrow Cricket: Grass not on the menu
Chief selector Faruque Ahmed has quashed rumours that the pitches for next month's home series against India will be green-top ones.
 arrow Cricket: Woolmer hopes to spring a surprise
A youthful Pakistan cricket squad arrived in Perth Monday night bristling with confidence at the daunting task which confronts them in the upcoming Test series against Australia.
 arrow Cricket: Sehwag's aggression
Opener Virender Sehwag cracked a rapid unbeaten 82 as India rushed to 129 for one in reply to South Africa's first innings 305 on the day two of the second and final Test on Monday.
 arrow Weather may deny Aussies
New Zealand kept an eye on the weather to save them as they frustrated Australia's efforts to wrap up another fast-tracked victory in the second cricket Test at the Adelaide Oval on Monday.
 arrow Cricket: Challenge drives Oram
New Zealand all-rounder Jacob Oram said Monday playing in the lopsided series against Australia "leaves for dead" thrashing Bangladesh twice in Tests last month.
 arrow Cricket: Khalil aims to do a Pathan
Pakistan's uncapped pacer Mohammad Khalil hopes for a surprise maiden tour of Australia to equal that of Indian rising star Irfan Pathan who emerged as his country's key bowler last year.
 arrow Tennis: Russia clinch Fed Cup
Russia won the Fed Cup for the first time here on Sunday dethroning holders France 3-2 after Anastasia Myskina and Vera Zvonareva beat Emilie Loit and Marion Bartoli 7-6, 7-5.
 arrow Tennis: Set to tear 'em apart
A bitter feud between Wimbledon champion Maria Sharapova and French Open winner Anastasia Myskina is threatening to sabotage Russia's defence of their Fed Cup crown in 2005 at a time when the country's
 arrow Football: Five-star Real
Real Madrid gave a stunning exhibition of finishing power to crush Levante 5-0 at the Bernabeu in the Primera Liga on Sunday.
 arrow Football: Mellor makes Liverpool's day
A superb stoppage time winner by striker Neil Mellor gave Liverpool a dramatic 2-1 victory over struggling Premier League champions Arsenal at Anfield on Sunday.
 arrow Football: The future is artificial
Pele says he could have improved his career tally of 1,282 goals if only he had played on artificial grass.
 arrow Football: Adriano ensures draw No. 11
Inter Milan fought back from two goals down to draw 2-2 with leaders Juventus in the 'Derby d'Italia' at the San Siro stadium with Brazilian Adriano grabbing an 85th minute equaliser.
 arrow Cricket: Ctg Div Stadium gets ICC nod
The Bangladesh Cricket Board's (BCB) plans to host two one-day internationals between Bangladesh and Zimbabwe in January at Bogra will have to put back after the International Cricket Council (ICC) gave
 arrow Chess: Biman share second place
Defending champions Bangladesh Biman dropped a point when they posted a 3-1 victory over Narayan-ganj City Chess Club in the fifth round of the Dutch-Bangla First Division Chess League yesterday.
 arrow Cricket: ACSU to probe Nairobi meet
The two International Cricket Council (ICC) Anti-Corruption and Security Unit (ACSU) officials expected in Kenya on Tuesday to interview senior players will base their investigations on a four-nationLG
 arrow Cricket: Channel-i Pepsi Media cricket champs
Channel-i won the Third Pepsi Media Cup Cricket Tournament defeating Janakantha by seven runs in a thrilling final at the Bangaban-dhu National Stadium yesterday.
 arrow Football: 3 in FIFA world player list
Arsenal's Thierry Henry, Barcelona's Ronaldinho and Andriy Shevchenko of AC Milan make up the three-man shortlist for the 2004 world player of the year award.
 arrow Chess: Parag defeats S African IM
Mehdi Hasan Parag increased his tally in the 43rd World Junior Chess Championship when he beat South African International Master Manyedi M Johannes in the twelfth round at Kochi, India yesterday.
 arrow Badmintorn: Div I badminton
Tejkunipara Krira Sangha defeated Mohammedan Sporting Club 4-1 in the women's team event of the Basundhara First Division Bad-minton League at the NSC woodenfloor gymnasium yesterday.
 arrow Swimming: National long-distance swimming
The Keya Cosmetics Eighth national long-distance swimming championship will be held on the Dakatia River here today.
 arrow Cricket: Div III cricket qualifiers
Nilachal handed a massive 118-run defeat on Azam Wakar Cricket Clinic in the Third Division qualifying cricket at the Residential Model School ground yesterday.
 arrow Football: 'Spitting' Diouf sorry
Bolton's Senegal striker El-Hadji Diouf on Sunday issued a public apology after spitting in the face of Portsmouth's Arjan de Zeeuw during Saturday's English Premiership 1-0 defeat.
 arrow Mourinho was threatened with death
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho says his Champions League triumph with Porto last season was overshadowed by a death threat on the eve of the final and "weeks of terror" afterwards.
 arrow Cricket: Upul cleared to tour NZ
Sri Lanka leg-spinner Upul Chan-dana has been given the all-clear to tour New Zealand after medical tests in Singapore.
 arrow Mahesh Todd's new partner
Australian Todd Woodbridge said Monday his new doubles partner Indian Mahesh Bhupathi was capable of helping him win his 10th Wimbledon doubles tennis crown next year.
Metropolitanarrow Save people from noise pollution
Human rights activists yesterday demanded immediate passage of Noise Pollution Control Act to save the people, including women and children, from the harmful effect of noise pollution.
 arrow Case against BMA leaders dismissed
The case filed against president, secretary general and 41 other office-bearers of Bangladesh Medical Association (BMA) for embezzlement of Tk 6.20 crore from the public fund was dismissed yesterday.
 arrow BAPS to launch awareness campaign on Aids
Bangladesh Aids Prevention Society (BAPS), a non-government organisation, will launch a campaign to create awareness among the people about Aids.
 arrow Mostafa Kamal made Law Commission chairman
The government yesterday appointed former chief justice Mostafa Kamal chairman of the Law Commission for three years from the date of his joining, said an official handout .
 arrow BSB Education Fair begins tomorrow
A three-day international education fair organised by BSB Global Network, will begin at Dhaka Sheraton Hotel in the city tomorrow.
Nationalarrow Shal forests shrink to 40,590 hectares from 1,20,000
Shal forests in Mymensingh and Tangail districts are disappearing fast because of plunder by thieves and deforestation for pineapple and banana cultivation.
 arrow Set up industries to remove monga in northern dists
Rangpur: Speakers at an open discussion at Kurigram stressed the need for setting up of agro-based and other small scale industries in greater Rangpur region to eradicate monga (lack of work in
 arrow Start work on 3rd Karnaphuli Bridge
One hundred fifty three journalists working in different local and national dailies including electronic media on Saturday demanded of the government to start work on the third bridge over the Karnaphuli
 arrow Ducks draw many to business
Duck farming is gaining popularity in all eight upazilas of Brahman-baria district.
Besides the poor, a large number of rich families are now involved in the profitable business.

 arrow Pneumonia: 4 killed, 500 attacked in 3 days in Sarishabari
Pneumonia has turned alarming in different areas of Sharishabari upazila in Jamalpur district.
Four children died from the disease and 500 were attacked in last three days, according to sources at Sharishabari

 arrow 18 police camps set up in Patuakhali shoal areas
Eighteen temporary police camps were set up in different shoal areas to protect farmers' crops from the clutch of musclemen of influential persons in the ongoing paddy harvest season.
 arrow Man drowns, 10 hurt as boat capsizes in Titas
An elderly person drowned and 10 others were injured when a boat capsized in the Titas on Saturday.

The dead is Abdul Latif, 70.

Point-Counterpointarrow Drug use and HIV vulnerability
INJECTING drug use is one of the major routes of spread for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and in many places HIV/AIDS epidemic along with other two inevitable consequences of injecting drug use like
 arrow Dirty deeds of Bush minorities
THE Bush administration is making history in hiring minorities to perform high-profile jobs.
Culturearrow Bringing Bach, Mozart and Haydn to life
The secret of good musical programme-planning is to offer something for every taste, to ensure that the chosen repertoire brings out the best from performer and instrument alike, and to see that the overall
 arrow Theatre activists need recognition
Soon after Independence, full-fledged theatre practice started in Bangladesh. However, the approach is still amateur.
 arrow Jolbalika: A denunciation of gender inequality
Masum Reza's play Jolbalika depicts the story of the village dwellers whose lives are interwoven with the river. The playwright also lashes out against the ills of rural society such as genderinequality.
 arrow Marking a festive day
To celebrate the Constitution Day of the Russian Federation a photography exhibition is being held at the Russian Cultural Centre.
 arrow It's a Girl, and a Boy, for Julia Roberts
It's a girl and a boy for actress Julia Roberts and her husband, cinematographer Danny Moder.
Generalarrow Bapa protests encroachment on Ijtema ground, Turag
Bangladesh Paribesh Andolon (Bapa) yesterday organised a rally at Tongi protesting the encroachment on Bishwa Ijtema ground and the river Turag.
 arrow PM warns against misuse of resources in edn sector
Listing some major schemes undertaken for expansion of primary schooling, Prime Minister Khaleda Zia yesterday cautioned all concerned against waste, misuse and any other irregularity in spending thehard-earned
 arrow Int'l film festival begins tomorrow
A fortnight-long international film festival will begin in the city tomorrow.
 arrow Accreditation board to be formed
An accreditation board is being formed to certify quality of products and services in order to upgrade their standards.
 arrow Political empowerment a must to ensure women's rights
Without political empowerment, it is quite impossible to ensure the rights of women in the society, said the speakers at a workshop yesterday.
 arrow Tributes paid to Arafat
Speakers at a meeting yesterday paid tributes to the memory of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat for his outstanding leadership.
 arrow French trade team to visit port city today
A 14-member French trade delegation is expected to arrive here today on a day-long visit to see for themselves business the existing infrastructural facilities and business opportunities in the port city.
Internationalarrow Top court weighs Ukraine polls
Ukraine's top court convened yesterday to weigh claims of irregularities in the country's bitterly-disputed presidential elections amid threats of separatism, mass protests and warnings from Nato andthe
 arrow Benazir to end exile, lead party to polls victory
Former Pakistani prime minister Benazir Bhutto will end her exile and lead her party to victory in the next election, her husband Asif Ali Zardari said following his release from jail.
 arrow Malaysia to press on with crackdown on migrants
Malaysia will press ahead with a controversial plan to arrest and deport hundreds of thousands of illegal migrants in January despite a warning by an international rights group that it could lead to widespread
 arrow Iran okays full freeze of uranium enrichment
Iran agreed not to test any centrifuges as part of a total suspension of nuclear activities that can yield weapons-grade uranium, clearing the way for the UN nuclear agency to bring an end to a dispute
 arrow Iraqi election creates unusual alliances
Doubts about holding Iraqi national elections on Jan. 30 produced an alliance few believed possible Sunni Arabs and Sunni Kurds united in calling for a delay.
 arrow Wangchuck could be the last king of Bhutan with absolute power
Bhutan's King Jigme Singye Wangchuck has handed over a draft constitution to the nation's parliament that could make him the last Himalayan monarch to hold absolute power, official media reported yesterday.
 arrow Embattled Sharon faces 3 no confidence motions
The Israeli government was facing three no-confidence motions in parliament yesterday as the opposition ratcheted up the pressure on Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's minority administration.
 arrow White House nixed early hearing on Rice nomination
At the urging of the White House, a key Senate panel put off consideration of the nomination of Condoleezza Rice to be secretary of state, the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee said on
 arrow Nichols admits playing role in Oklahoma blast
Convicted conspirator Terry Nichols admitted to prosecutors he played a key role in gathering and assembling the components of the bomb that destroyed an Oklahoma City federal building, killing 168, the
 arrow Curfew in Lankan town after grenade attack on bus
The Sri Lankan government ordered a curfew yesterday in the eastern port city of Trincomalee after one person was killed in a grenade attack on a bus that defied a strike call by rebel sympathisers, police
 arrow New theory blames ducks for bird flu spread: WHO
Domesticated ducks may be the main transmitters of the H5N1 bird flu virus that killed 32 people in two major outbreaks in Asia earlier this year, a senior World Health Organisation official said yesterday.
Editorialarrow Editorial: Recruitment controversy
The government has decided to withdraw its earlier cancellation order which halted a controversy-ridden recruitment process relating to several thousand class three and four employees under differentdistrict
 arrow Editorial: Students going on rampage
The clash between a group of students and transport workers in the streets of Barisal town that left at least 50 injured and more than 40 vehicles damaged, was totally reprehensible.
 arrow Gossip over gas
Few of my friends feel that, at household level at least, gas is for the rich but not for the poor. I reckon, there is a sound economic reasoning behind the hypothesis.
 arrow Revisiting Mughal-e-Azam
Now that George Bush can confess to getting "teared up" and win an election, I can make my own confession.
Letters to Editorarrow Transparency in recruitment
We often see in the advertisements for vacancies in the international organisations that canvassing is a disqualification and is discouraged.
 arrow Interest rate on HBFC loan
A few months have passed since the banks and some other financial institutions have reduced the rates of interest both on deposits and borrowings.
 arrow A tribute to the late UAE President
It was shocking to learn that the President of UAE Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan al-Nahiyan was no more.
 arrow Outsourcing business
It is nice to notice that the private sector of Bangladesh has woken up to the ways of earning foreign exchange grabbing outsourcing business in the advertising sector (advt in DS).
 arrow The hostage problem
If reports filed in various renowned dailies by their correspondents are true, a general hostage problem prevails in many parts of Bangladesh.


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