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Christian worshippers carry the cross of the Latin Patriarchate in the Christian Quarter towards the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, traditionally believed by many to be the site of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, during the Good Friday procession in Jerusalem's Old City, Friday, April 10, 2009.

Bethlehem Celebrate Christmas Photos Worshippers

BBC News
Worshippers gather to celebrate Christmas in Bethlehem
Thousands of Christian worshippers have celebrated Christmas Day in Bethlehem - believed to be the traditional birthplace of Jesus Christ. Palestinians and pilgrims from around the world came together... (photo: AP / Kevin Frayer)

Intruder knocks pope down

Christmas Italy Photos Religion Vatican

Houston Chronicle
Intruder knocks pope down
VATICAN CITY - Pope Benedict XVI delivered his traditional Christmas Day blessing Friday, looking tired and unsteady but otherwise fine hours after being knocked down by a woman who jumped the barrier... (photo: AP / L'Osservatore Romano, HO)

2008 Christmas Urbi et Orbi by Pope Benedict XVI, Saint Peter's Square, Vatican City.

The Press Democrat
Pope delivers Christmas blessing after fall
The Vatican said the 82-year-old Benedict was unhurt in the fall and that his busy Christmas schedule would remain unchanged. French Cardinal Roger Etchegaray, an 87-year-old Vatican diplomat,... (photo: Creative Commons)

Christmas Holiday Photos Religious Vatican

Pope Benedict XVI, right, greets the faithful as he leaves after celebrating Christmas Mass in St. Peter's Basilica at the Vatican, Thursday, Dec. 24, 2009. A Vatican spokesman said a woman jumped barriers and knocked down the pontiff as he was arriving for the mass but the 82-year-old pope quickly got up and was unhurt. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)

The Guardian
Pope attacked at Christmas Eve mass
Woman jumps barriers at St Peter's Basilica and knocks down pontiff... (photo: AP / Gregorio Borgia)

Christmas Photos Religion Rome Vatican

A general view of St. Peter's Basilica as Pope Benedict XVI celebrates Christmas Mass, at the Vatican, Thursday, Dec. 24, 2009.

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Pope knocked down at Mass
VATICAN CITY -- A woman jumped the barriers in St. Peter's Basilica and knocked down Pope Benedict XVI as he walked down the main aisle to begin Christmas Eve Mass... (photo: AP / Gregorio Borgia)

Christmas Mass Photos Religion Vatican

Rowan Jansen, four months, waits with his mother Kellie Jansen at the AirTran check-in counter at Logan International Airport in Boston, Friday, Jan. 26, 2007. AirTran Holdings Inc said Friday it lost $3.3 million in the fourth quarter. (AP Photo/Michael

redOrbit
Santa's Sleigh is on the Way to the U.S.A.
Posted on: Thursday, 24 December 2009, 18:00 CST ORLANDO, Fla., Dec. 24 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- AirTran Airways, a subsidiary of AirTran Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: AAI), is... (photo: AP Photo )

Aerospace Aviation Orlando Photos Transport

Christian pilgrims wait to get into the Grotto inside the Church of Nativity, traditionally believed by Christians to be the birthplace of Jesus Christ, in the West Bank town of Bethlehem, Thursday, Dec. 24, 2009.

Al Jazeera
Bethlehem celebrates Christmas
Thousands of people have crowded into the Palestinian town of Bethlehem to take part in Christmas celebrations. Pilgrims and Palestinians gathered on Thursday outside the... (photo: AP / Oded Balilty)

Bethlehem Christmas Culture Peace Photos

Pope Benedict XVI walks out of the Grotto of the Church of the Annunciation, believed to stand at the site of Mary's house where angel Gabriel appeared and announced that she would give birth to Jesus Christ, in Nazareth, northern Israel, Thursday, May 14, 2009. The Pope is on the fourth day of a Holy Land pilgrimage meant to promote peace and unity in the Middle E

Star Tribune
Woman jumps barriers and knocks down Pope Benedict at Christmas Eve Mass; pope unhurt
VATICAN CITY - A woman jumped the barriers in St. Peter's Basilica and knocked down Pope Benedict XVI at the start of Christmas Eve Mass, but the 82-year-old pontiff got... (photo: AP / Gil Cohen Magen, Pool)
Christmas Mass Photos Pope Vatican

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas' bodyguards stand guard outside the Church of Nativity, background, traditionally believed by Christians to be the birthplace of Jesus Christ, in the West Bank town of Bethlehem, Thursday, Dec. 24, 2009. The top Roman Catholic cleric in the cradle of Christianity delivered Christmas wishes Thursday for the peace that has eluded the Middle East, and prayed for the day when Palestinians would no longer be confined by Israeli barriers.

The Salt Lake Tribune
Bethlehem: Upbeat celebration
Holy land » Rock bands, choruses, Scout troops bring a new twist. By Dalia Nammari The Associated PressUpdated: 12/24/2009 07:12:54 PM MST Click photo to... (photo: AP / Oded Balilty)
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	U.S. plane attacker "sneaked" into Nigeria - govt The Star
	No sign Detroit flight incident in larger plot - U.S. The Star
	Michael Jackson, Walter Cronkite among noted deaths during 2009 The Oklahoman

Global Economy

	Oil price goes above $78 a barrel BBC News
	Wen: Science, technology key to China's economy China Daily
	Tamil Nadu rose exporters enjoying a boom during festive season Newstrack India

Oil & Energy

	Two-time Venezuelan president Caldera dies at 93 The Star
	China, Venezuela sign oil development pacts China Daily
	ONGC Videsh to bid for Venezuela's oil blocks The Hindu

Society & Culture

	Book review: Will the (un)real Castro stand up? Denver Post
	CORPORATE NEWS Arab News
	Review of the Year 2009: Obituaries The Independent

Benchmark Journal Updated Analysis on Stocks Within Services

Plane bomb suspect's family warned authorities of his Islami

Living history in Montgomery, Alabama: Lincoln's assasin Joh

Equifax Provides Comprehensive Marketing Solution to Major M

St. Jude and Davidson Media Group Announce 2nd Annual Hispan

Thai army deports Hmong refugees

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Catholic Church illuminated ahead of Christmas festival at Srinagar on 24, December 2009. indian administrated kashmir.

Top Roman Catholic cleric in Holy Land prays for Mideast peace

View of Icaraí Beach Niterói is a municipality in the state of Rio de Janeiro, southeast region of Brazil. This city was founded on November 22, 1573 by the Tupi Amerindian chief Araribóia (who later was converted to Roman Catholicism and given the Christian name of Martim Afonso, after the Portuguese explorer Martim Afonso de Sousa).

Brazil tourism board unveils aquarela plan 2020 outlining international promotion as world cup and Olympic ...

President Barack Obama and Army Brig. Gen. Karl Horst stand at attention during a Veteran's Day ceremony, Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2009, at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Va.

Obama winner at home

Akmal Shaikh: 'Time seems to be running out' says daughter o The Daily Mail
Crossing our fingers after 2009 The News Tribune
'Behind the Scenes' at the Judy Istock Butterfly Haven The Examiner
Shoemakers urge appeal against EU's anti-dumping duties China Daily
Small courier businesses thrive in South Florida The Miami Herald
Police Blotter, Dec 28, 2009 Grand Junction Sentinel
Pop culture aficionado Dustin Schoof picks his favorite movi Penn Live
Congress officially recognized the Pledge of Allegiance 64 y Penn Live
Best of the rest Penn Live
Mark Gilbert: Bailing out Greece will grease skids for euro The Providence Journal
After strong start, Favre has full support of teammates Chicago Sun-Times
Movers The Miami Herald
Dealmaking: Get Ready for an Upswing in 2010 Business Week
Colombian at home on 'Family' Knox News
Lit life | Good news for Northwesterners who love to read Seattle Times
Club One of Petaluma – 41,000 square feet devoted to f The Press Democrat
Merrill Lynch warns against more money for bailed banks Business Day Online
Asset management company and bank lending in Nigeria Business Day Online
Palestinians say Bethlehem wall spoils Christmas Arab News
Market views on global economic expectations during 2010 Arab News

In this photo released by the Third Army Region of the Royal Thai Army, Hmong asylum seekers collect their belongings before leaving a refugee camp, in Phetchabun province, Thailand, on Monday Dec. 28, 2009.

Thais send in army to deport Laos' Hmong refugees

In this photo released Monday, Aug.31, 2009, by the Yemeni army, Yemeni tanks are seen in Saada province, Yemen.

Yemen strikes al-Qaida chiefs in US-backed assault

BLACKBERRY MODEL 8100 - CELLPHONE - MOBILE PHONE

Blackberry users fume over outage as maker battles rivals

Mexico's drug ballads hit sour note with government USA Today
Thai army begins Hmong deportations Al Jazeera
Anambra Natives in Diaspora Score Obi High This Day
Emerging markets slowly elbowing out G7 Taipei Times
Analysts predicting an ‘Asian Century’ Taipei Times
Hans Matthöfer: German finance minister who confronted the 1 The Independent
Boy who grew up to be a bomber: London links investigated as The Daily Mail
Journal Editorial Report Wall Street Journal
U.S. plane attacker "sneaked" into Nigeria: govt. National Post
TV SoundOff: Sunday Talking Heads Huffington Post
The United States Post office is a failure The Examiner
Who and what is Al-Qaeda? The Examiner
Phoenix's kidnappings on track to decline in 2009 The Examiner
House backers of public insurance option may yield The Examiner
Bombs kill 7 Shiite pilgrims in Iraq The Examiner
Medium is the Message Khaleej Times
Phoenix's kidnappings on track to decrease modestly in 2009, Star Tribune
Video clip warned of fresh terror attack The Independent
A sum of its parts DNA India
New Year's Eve in Miami The Examiner

TOURISTS - FILIPINOS - BAGUIO CITY - PHILIPPINES

Baguio hotels fully booked as temperature dips

Britain's Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change Ed Miliband listens to a question during a Q&A event on the Copenhagen Summit at a conference center in London, Monday, Dec. 21, 2009.

Did Ed Miliband save the Copenhagen summit from complete failure?

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OVL joins hands with Raspol, Petronas for Venezuelan fields

Groundwater mining: American experience The Hindu
Mortgage market deflates in 2009 - IMF deal expected to sink The Gleaner
Recession had US tuning in, not heading out The Gleaner
Importance of diversifying our energy source The Gleaner
Coffee company calls on Sumner The News Tribune
China's shoemakers urge appeal against EU's anti-dumping dut China Daily
A Downer Of A Decade Hartford Courant
Reality through the prism of technology The Boston Globe
Bankers defend lack of lending San Fransisco Chronicle
Britain's green rich list The Times
Does the Movie Avatar have a political motive? The Examiner
Ohio culinary students learn special skills The Examiner
Bankers defend current practices The Columbus Dispatch
The ordeal of selecting exemplary Africans Joy Online
A Dismal Decade National Post
Turning up the dial in the downturn Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Decade's top stories: Terrorism, recession The Boston Globe
Paths to prosperity The Times of India
Honduras' business leaders hope elections restore investors' The Miami Herald
Meryl Streep: Golden girl The Independent

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Holiday stuffing

Britain’s Prime Minister Gordon Brown, left, shakes hands with US Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke, during a meeting at at 10 Downing Street, in London, Tuesday Jan. 13, 2009.

A steady hand on the economy

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke testifies on Capitol Hill in Washington

Senate Panel Backs Bernanke for a Second Term at Fed

The year of living precariously The Times
The worst ideas of the decade The Press Democrat
New Generation Biofuels Receives Notice from Nasdaq Regardin redOrbit
Passages 2009: Notable lives lost this year USA Today
Greek Markets Rally After Better-Than-Expected Downgrade The New York Times
European Stocks: Experts See More Upside in 2010 Business Week
Business diary 2009 Zeenews
Commercial Metals Company Reports Loss of $31.2 Million or $ redOrbit
Equity funds may face testing times next year, says EPFR China Daily
Deciphering Mystery Of Bat-Killing Fungus CBS News
The Dimming of a Beacon Wall Street Journal
2009 produces both winners, losers The Oklahoman
Turbulent decade turns investments upside down The Salt Lake Tribune
Outside bets to beat the market The Times
From Chesty Morgan to Lillian in St. Petersburg The Examiner
The best last-minute stocking stuffers and holiday gifts for The Examiner
Small Cap Stocks: Searching for the Stars of 2010 Business Week
Business in 2009: The Winners and Losers CBS News
FedEx offers tepid outlook Knox News
FedEx sees stumbling blocks before recovery The Examiner

Citigroup

Citigroup Denies Report of Hacking Theft

bank in Japan

Amid Concerns, Bank of Japan Leaves Interest Rate Near Zero

JPMorgan Chase

JPMorgan tops ECM rankings, with $2.2 bln in fees

Celebrate with champagne that won't break the bank Penn Live
Too Big To Fail: Market Says Some Banks Only Slightly More L Huffington Post
Capitol Area Food Bank of Texas earns piece of $175K grant Business Journal
Banks Getting Bad Rap On Not Lending Enough WPXI
Banks Getting Bad Rap On Not Lending Enough? WPXI
Banks get bad rap for not lending Nashville Tennessean
Banks may be getting bad rap on lending Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Banks getting bum rap on not lending enough? The Examiner
Banks getting bum rap on not lending enough? Trading, not le Star Tribune
Chinese stars poised to become household names The Times
Not All Banks Are Created Alike Wall Street Journal
Japan central bank keeps interest rates steady Philadelphia Daily News
Japan central bank leaves interest rate Philadelphia Daily News
IDB, World Bank vow greater cooperationIDB, World Bank vow g Arab News
International Panel Proposes Raising Bank Capital Requiremen The New York Times
Need up, donations down at food banks Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Related Group Expects Banks to Take Over Miami Condo Project Wall Street Journal
Moody's report on credit helps to pull listed banks lower Irish Times
ESA, World Bank Move Towards Closer Collaboration redOrbit
Banco do Brasil eyes stake in Argentine bank The Guardian

Speaker of the House Rep. Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif, talks with reporters during a press conference with, from left, Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., Senate Majority Leader Sen. Harry Reid, D-Nev., and Sen. Chris Dodd, D-Conn., on the financial crisis Sunday, Sept. 28, 2008 in Washi

2 More Low Senate Hurdles for Health Bill

President Barack Obama meets with aides re impending health care vote in the Oval Office on Nov. 7, 2009.

Obama praises Senate health vote

British Prime Minister Tony Blair arrives back at 10 Downing Street after Prime Minister´s Questions at the House of Common, London, Wednesday, May 9, 2007. A British civil servant was convicted Wednesday of leaking a classified memo about a meetin

What Tony Blair did next after Downing Street

Berkshire cuts 21k jobs in '09 The Times of India
Ross Levin: In 6 words each lie hopeful messages Star Tribune
Chile: In the Atacama, the world holds its breath The Independent
What Iceberg? Just Glide to the Next Boardroom The New York Times
Health care debate moving in right direction Longview News Journal
The year starts here: With new heights, new horizons and eve The Independent
Quotations of the day Syracuse
The Sidney Awards The New York Times
IPO VIEW-Outlook for healthcare IPOs improving The Guardian
Berkshire Eliminates 21,000 Jobs amid Slump Business Week
Please, Santa, how about some sanity in Congress The Examiner
Senate, House Seek Health Care Compromise CBS News
Helping hands - December 24 The Examiner
Religion news in brief The Examiner
Community bankers get Obama's soft touch The Examiner
Doctors No One Needs The New York Times
Health fight shifts to insurer shopping The Boston Globe
Did Obama Campaign On The Public Option? Yes But Not Entirel Huffington Post
The Fate Of A Subprime Loan: Can This Man Hold On To His Mor Huffington Post
Health Care Reform: A History In Books Huffington Post

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