Imran Khan's Speech Lahore

LAHORE, Pakistan Times— A crowd of thousands gathered Sunday for a rally in the Pakistani city of Lahore called by cricket hero turned politician Imran Khan to press President Asif Ali Zardari to step down. Dancing to a drumbeat and waving the party's red and green flags, supporters of Khan's Tehreek-e-Insaf (Movement for Justice) filled the sprawling Minar-e-Pakistan ground which was ringed with tight security. "Who will save Pakistan? Imran Khan, Imran Khan," the crowd chanted. More than 20,000...

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Daylight Savings 2011 Prepare yourself

The end of daylight savings time, when the time changes in 2011, Rutgers University football schedule, Martina McBride, clocks and watches back Fortunately, we have a smart phone for us. If you like this blog, you use your smart phone, in this case, the Apple iPhone as your watch. (This is a more complex physical processes, reach and twist and the wrist of the iPhone, but it worked.) But even so, they confuse a lot of respect for what is to do what, when they wake up. This one-hour time difference,...

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CL&P Emergency Operations Center and Storm Tips

Since October nor'easter makes its way through the Connecticut State Power (CL & P) in Berlin's emergency operations center. CL & P more than 200 line and tree crews to restore power supply is interrupted and the company's extra help in the process of the affected customers. CL & P's emergency management manager Roy, "Al said:" As was predicted, heavy, wet snow is a drag on the trees and the country's problems. "Our crew and support staff continue to respond to storm moved through the...

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New Saudi crown prince?

Nayef, the new Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah's heir, the prince said on Saturday oil-rich kingdom would remain stable, despite the troubled Middle East turmoil. He said: "Let our reality, we live in such conditions in the region, where turbulence from all sides," because he spoke in his first national television to become the Saudi crown prince. "(King Abdullah) leadership and trust of his people, he can continue the affairs of the Kingdom in all its stability and security." Saudi Arabia has largely...

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Begum Nusrat Bhutto dies in Dubai

After a protracted illness, on Sunday in Dubai, Pakistan People's Party (PPP) and the First Lady, Nusrat Bhutto, Ms. Begum, former President died at the age of 82 years of age. Ms. Begum Nusrat Bhutto was born March 23, 1929, in Isfahan, Iran. She married in 1951, the Pakistan People's Party (PPP) and former Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, the founder. Her husband died in 1979, she is still from 1979 to 1983 Chairman of PPP. She was allowed to leave Pakistan in 1982, London, Ziaul Haq military...

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Angelina Jolie In the Land of Blood & Honey Conflict

When Angelina Jolie picked the title for her directorial debut, which is a Serbian soldier and a Muslim women in Bosnia during the war between the love story, she admitted that she struggled to determine just the right name. "This is a heavy movie," she said. "You want to find the title, really helps the audience know how they went into." Thus, calls for "blood and honey in the land" certainly indicates that this romance will not be a walk in the park - especially in the rumors began to spread,...

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German Aerospace Report on Satellite

Failure of the satellite into the atmosphere, the German Aerospace Center Sunday morning. "There is no confirmation, if debris reaching the Earth's surface," it said. Up to 30 pieces of space debris hitting land or water. Europe, Africa and Australia appear Roentgen satellite path, the agency said Saturday night. It is not clear, the satellite into the atmosphere. "The biggest single fragment may be the telescope's mirror, which is very heat-resistant, can weigh up to 1.7 tons," according to...

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Libyans delay burial of Gaddafi pending inquiries

Ali Moore, Moderator: Libya has been showing off their former leader, Moamar Gaddafi's bloody body. These photos are irrefutable proof that a national 42-year dictatorship, and finally ended his long and often intimidated by the rule of tyranny. Tonight, the celebration continued, Libya, Gaddafi was once envisioned future free from fear regime. Bennett Middle East correspondent reported. And issue a warning, this story contains some graphic images. Bennett, reporter: the bodies of their dictator,...

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GE's Immelt:Recovery Restoring confidence key

The magic of the U.S. economy needs - not just consumer confidence, but more willing to compete for business - at General Electric's chief executive Jeff Immelt's attention.America's largest enterprise groups, the Obama administration's senior adviser on employment and economic official said he believes it is not enough countries, including China's efforts and global competitors."The focus, brought about by globalization is good for us ... if I think we will try our best as a nation, still have our trade deficit today, I will depressed," Iraq...

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