Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's centre-right government is racing to get
a law through parliament banning the suspension of food to comatose patients
in a case that has split Italian public opinion for years.

Doctors at ...   more »

Chelsea sack Brazilian coach Luiz Felipe Scolari and a former manager of
Chelsea says "drastic measures" were needed.

LONDON, ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM (FEBRUARY 9 2009) REUTERS -
Chelsea sacked Brazilian coach Luiz Felipe Scolari on ...   more »

An Australian films nightmare drive through a road lined with burning
trees.


AUSTRALIA (FEBRUARY 8, 2009) CHANNEL 10 -
Two Australians had a lucky escape from the bushfires sweeping parts
of Australia as they were ...   more »

As Barclays bank reports a 14 percent drop in profit and halves
bonus payments for 2008, British Prime Minister Brown vows to shake up banks'
bonus culture.

Despite mouting public anger over bankers' bonuses, Brown ...   more »

Captain Chesley Sullenberger and his flight crew are presented
with the keys to city by New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg.

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK, UNITED STATES (FEBRUARY 9, 2009) CITY HALL HANDOUT -
Captain ...   more »

WSJ.com Mobile Reader Also Debuts in Europe and Asia
NEW YORK, Feb. 9, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Wall Street Journal today launched expanded Web sites dedicated to content for Europe (http://europe.wsj.com) and Asia (http://asia.wsj.com) ...   more »

Fire consumed a building in Beijing that formed part of Central China
Television's (CCTV) new headquarters on the last day of the Lunar New Year
holiday.

BEIJING, CHINA (FEBRUARY 9, 2009) REUTERS -
Flames 20-30 ...   more »

Involvement in the Community
Author: Steven Brazis


"We seem to need to see ourselves as going somewhere - as
being on a journey in pursuit of a significant purpose."
Kenneth Thomas

Politicians speak all the ...   more »

Top Keyword Research Tool Online and How to Use It
Author: Paul Counts

Keyword research is such a vital aspect to your overall success
online that it simply can't be ignored. You need to be ...   more »

Beekeeping As A Profitable Money Maker
Author: Chris Haycock

Whilst it is true that most beekeepers around the world are
amateurs, and keep bees as a hobby rather than a business.
It is also true ...   more »

Woo-Hoo! You Got Fired!
Author: Valery Satterwhite

TV's "The Donald" seems to have patented the line "You're
fired!" but unfortunately, many people get fired from jobs
and aren't launched into national celebrity, and you might
...   more »

Red Bull Racing release computer simulation of their new RB5 car before the
real racer takes to the track in Spain.

RED BULL VIDEO NEWS RELEASE -
Long gone are the days when Formula One ...   more »

Bollywood actor Shahrukh Khan fed up with negative criticism of 'Slumdog
Millionaire'

LONDON, ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM (FEBRUARY 8, 2009) BAFTA HANDOUT -
Low-budget Indian drama "Slumdog Millionaire" swept
Britain's BAFTA film awards on Sunday (February ...   more »

FLOSSMOOR, Ill., Feb. 9 /PRNewswire/ -- StateUniversity.com announces a new and innovative method for ranking the best U.S. colleges. These new, proprietary college ranking lists are available for free online at http://www.StateUniversity.com/top2000. The ranking system ...   more »

American soul singer Chris Brown is charged with making criminal
threats after attacking a woman in LA, girlfriend Rihanna cancels Grammy
gig.

The pair were due to perform at the 2009 Grammy Awards in Los ...   more »

Distressed residents return to their devastated homes as communities band
together to help those in need in the wake of devastating bushfires in
Australia that killed 131 people with the death toll expected to rise ...   more »

Signs You Could Have A Vitamin Deficiency
Author: Jay Gaulard

The majority of Americans suffer from at least one vitamin
deficiency, but don't even know it. It's easy to pass off
that fatigue as not ...   more »

What is the Youngest Age to Father a Child?
Author: John Esberg


The youngest father on record, was Sean Steward, who lived in
England. He was 12 years old. The question though, is not how
...   more »

Wildlife Disease Concerns
Author: Daniel Bergman

Zoonotic diseases are the diseases which are transmissible in
nature between humans and other animals. There are about 150
zoonotic diseases. People working with wildlife should be aware
about ...   more »

Eat more beans, may be the only gas we can afford!
Author: Quintin Miller

Stop right there, the only love I have for raising oil
prices is that I love to hate it! We all ...   more »

The Top Ten Reasons I Hate Wine - Four, I Can't Get The Bottle Opened
Author: Levi Reiss


It's true; I really do love wine and food from Italy,
France, Germany, and other countries as ...   more »

Celebrity chefs from across the world gather in Tokyo for what organisers
call the first international summit of gastronomy in Asia.


TOKYO, JAPAN (FEBRUARY 9, 2009) REUTERS -
More than 20 international celebrity chefs are ...   more »

131 Australians die in the bushfire as hundreds of evacuees seek shelter in
a local community centre.


WHITTLESEA COMMUNITY CENTRE, NEAR MELBOURNE, VICTORIA (FEBRUARY 9, 2009)
MICHELLE THOMAS, KINGLAKE RESIDENT, SAYING:
"It was like it ...   more »

Former Led Zeppelin frontman Robert Plant and bluegrass singer Alison
Krauss, Coldplay and Lil Wayne dominate eclectic Grammy awards.


LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES (FEBRUARY 08, 2009)
Former Led Zeppelin singer Robert Plant was among ...   more »

The latest celebrity and entertainment headlines.

The latest showbiz news including Jennifer Aniston's strong opening, a
pre-Grammy party and more wins for "Slumdog."

"He's Just Not That Into You," a comedy starring Jennifer Aniston
and ...   more »

British rocker Robert Plant and American bluegrass queen Alison Krauss
sweep the 51st Annual Grammy Awards, winning Album of the Year and four
others.


LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES (FEBRUARY 8, 2009) REUTERS -
British ...   more »