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Search for missing AirAsia flight QZ8501
Official: Jet likely at 'bottom of sea'
Hope for AirAsia survivors dwindles
Search continues for AirAsia Flight 8501
Search continues for AirAsia flight 8501
Agency: We assume jet at 'bottom of sea'
Comparing AirAsia 8501 to MH370
AirAsia passengers identified
Did weather play a role in missing plane?
How's it possible to lose a jet in 2014?
Rescue under way on burning ferry
Burning ferry passengers arrive in Italy
Passengers still on burning ferry
Hundreds await rescue on burning ferry
Hundreds trapped on a burning ferry
First images from inside burning ferry
Watch daring rescue from ferry blaze
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CNN: Witnessing history in 2014
Top 10 trending hashtags of 2014
Mall shut down after massive brawl
'Holy Grail' of Great Lake shipwrecks?
NASA can see your Christmas lights
New fish discovered in deepest place
Watch 'karate instructor' levitate
Washington's Fear of Cyberattacks
Yum? Spa lets you bathe in beer
Yep, New York has a cat café
Soaking up the world's best culture
$14 million car found under magazines?
Trending in 2014
Elephant free after 50 years of abuse
You won't believe this is made of Lego
Two men leap off world's tallest building
Beautiful Japanese 'Kaiseki' dishes
See baby photos of Kim Jong Un
Mega-rich Arabs show off crazy supercars
Watch astronauts play football in space
The future of smartwatches
Lunar eclipse in a minute
Russia's economic crisis
New talks between Syria and opposition?
New Russian doctrine calls NATO a threat
Obama: I'm not being 'rolled' by Putin
Putin: "External factors" caused crisis
Investors caught up in Russian crisis
EU announces new sanctions on Russia
Putin: Russia will diversify its economy
Economy in focus at Putin news conference
Impact of Russia's struggling economy
Russia's plans to revive its economy
Bizarre promo released for Putin speech
World Bank: Russian economy concerning
Terror in Nigeria
Holidays without Nigeria's missing girls
#BringBackOurGirls 8 months later
Officials: Boko Haram kidnaps 185
Suicide attack leaves 6 dead
Hundreds dead in Nigeria mosque attack
Report: Dozens killed in mosque bombing
Boko Haram takes over Chibok, Nigeria
Female suicide bomber kills 1 in Nigeria
At least 47 dead in Nigeria bombing
Why didn't our girls come home?
Fleeing Boko Haram
Boko Haram: Abducted girls married off
Inside North Korea
North Korean Internet returns sporadically
Sony Pictures to release 'The Interview'
Sony reversal: Will North Korea retaliate?
N. Korea web connection problems persist
Who took down North Korea's Internet?
Who uses the internet in North Korea?
New North Korea threats to attack U.S.
Comedy no laughing matter in North Korea
Will the White House retaliate for hack?
W.H. considers response to Sony attack
Defector: NK has secret cyberwar network
Celebs slam Sony for pulling 'Interview'
ISIS' reign of terror
Airstrike kills ISIS-appointed governor
Inside ISIS: Rare access to Islamic State
German author gets rare access to ISIS
Iraq: fight against ISIS entering new phase
Senior ISIS leaders killed in U.S. strike
Man's hunger strike lasts 22 days
ISIS pamphlets regarding women
Is this where ISIS began?
ISIS documents condone rape, slavery
Iraq fights ISIS with global partners
Is ISIS trying to sell Foley's body?
ISIS trying to sell American's body?
World Sport
One boy's inspirational gesture
Michael Sam: 'A lot' of gay men in NFL
Turning skiing into a family affair
India's trap shooting champion
Unguarded with Rachel Nichols
LeBron's son shows off talent
Marc Marquez's talent runs in family
'Fearless' Marc Marquez staying grounded
Ski star Lindsey Vonn crashes
Federer's quest for a missing title
The man from Manacor
Andy Roddick - the game changer?
Children killed as Taliban storm school
Gruesome look inside attacked school
Afghanistan 'ready to cooperate' in Taliban fight
Students thought Taliban attack was drill
The Taliban in Pakistan's terror legacy
How the Pakistan school massacre unfolded
General: 145 dead in Taliban school siege
2012: History of the Pakistani Taliban
Amanpour on Pakistan school massacre
Pakistan pledges continued Taliban war
Pakistan: Taliban is 'the biggest threat'
World leaders condemn Pakistan attack
Malala: Taliban school attack 'senseless'
Sydney siege
Sydney siege sparks gun law debate
The emotional aftermath of Sydney's siege
Cameraman stayed behind to aid police
Gunman called a 'peace activist'
Sydney mourns cafe siege victims
Inside Sydney gunman's digital footprint
Anchor's shocking realization on live TV
U.S. officials fear lone wolf attacks
Dramatic end to Sydney hostage crisis
Hostage crisis victim is mother of three
Remembering the victims killed in Sydney
What do we know about Australian gunman?
This just in
Plane makes 'non-standard landing'
Frustrating day in Air Asia jet search
Top 10 heroes and villains of 2014
AirAsia pilot requested to change route
AirAsia flight 8501 missing
AirAsia flight 8501 missing
Seasonal weather a 'factor' for planes
Families of Flight 8501 wait for news
Former pilot: Thunderstorms pose risks
Urgent plane search in shipping corridor
AirAsia CEO: We are 'very devastated'
MH370 and AirAsia very different incidents
Ebola outbreak
Ebola survivor alive but mourns dog
Women vulnerable during Ebola epidemic
Nursing student treats family for Ebola
Time editor: Ebola epidemic far from over
Time names 2014 'Person of the Year'
Avoiding Ebola: Bleach is 'best friend'
Finally good news in fight against Ebola
Ebola co-discoverer on how vaccine works
Exclusive: Liberian President Video diary
U.N. rep 'cautiously optimistic' on Ebola
Experts fight Ebola at its source
Stars remake Christmas song for charity
Business Bulletins
Getting Africans to buy local
2014: A grim year for aviation
Egypt bans movie 'Exodus: Gods and Kings'
What's Boxing Day shopping like?
Putin makes a scrooge move
Gaming systems suffer outages
Elumelu: Nigerian economy resilient
Russia's economy impacts Christmas spending
Bethlehem prepares for Midnight Mass
2014 a banner year for Pope Francis
You can watch 'The Interview' today
South Koreans applaud Sony's reversal
Discover new places
Soaking up the world's best culture
Sharing economy to shake up travel in 2015
Soaking up the sun in Malibu
Cooking hot stone camel meat in Oman
'Islander style' surfing in Bali
China's 'shop 'til you drop' mega malls
Rwanda's 'exploding lake'
Soaking up the sun in Malibu
Hidden treasures of Beirut
Discovering the Roman ruins of Libya
Your bags made airlines $3B last year
A culinary journey through Milan
Cosby accusations eerily similar
Cosby breaks his silence ... sort of
Cosby's wife breaks her silence
Cosby accuser: I had 2 drinks, went blank
More Cosby accusers come forward
Who is Camille Cosby?
Brother of Cosby accuser speaks out
Another Cosby accuser speaks out
Cosby accuser: He sexually assaulted me
Is Cosby's wife a victim of controversy?
Cosby's lawyer: Supermodel's claims a lie
Cosby asks AP not to show footage
Ukraine Crisis
Ukraine crisis economic impacts
Ukraine's other orphans
Battle continues for wounded in Ukraine
Ukraine civilians caught in crossfire
OSCE: Our convoy fired upon in Ukraine
Ukraine gripped by humanitarian crisis
Has Putin gone too far?
On the front lines in eastern Ukraine
Shells hit school playground in Ukraine
Lenin statue toppled in Ukraine
Russia-Ukraine energy talks
Obama: Russia shouldn't bully Ukraine
Probe lands on comet, but fails to anchor
Philae lander makes history twice today
Flight director drops F-bomb over landing
Philae lander on its way to comet
Rosetta closes in on comet
Could Rosetta unlock Earth's secrets?
Voyager's incredible journey through space
NASA's ticket to Mars
Zero gravity training with NASA
Spacecraft enters comet's orbit
Need to escape? Look at this space view
Rosetta ready for comet landing
Major storm to snarl Thanksgiving travel
Buffalo braces for flooding
Views from an epic snowstorm
Nurses stranded in storm help deliver baby
3 more feet of snow expected in Buffalo
Team stuck for 30 hours in snowstorm
See snowstorm from drone's point of view
Basketball team stranded in 'Thunder Snow'
On the ground as snow pummels Buffalo
Second round of arctic air is coming
Snow blows doors off their hinges
What is lake effect snow?
Under the sea
Great white caught near Australian beach
Great white shark grabs dinner off boat
Humpback splashes feet from kayakers
Wow! Giant sea 'flower' discovered
We all swim with sharks
Control underwater 'drone' with laptop
Dolphins killed for shark bait in Peru
Bizarre creatures mysteriously wash up
Paddleboarder films shark on camera
Humpback whales nearly devour divers
Surfer comes face to face with shark
Riding a 30-ft. shark: Stupid or daring?
Cult of Putin
Putin: 'We're not warmongers'
Bizarre promo released for Putin speech
Pussy Riot: Putin like a 'cheeky' teen
Has Putin gone too far?
G20 wraps up, Putin under pressure
Putin puts move on China's First Lady
Putin t-shirts are a hot seller in Moscow
What is Putin's next move?
Vladimir Putin's private life revealed
What next for 'Strongman' Vladimir Putin?
Clinton: Putin is arrogant and tough
Big names ditch Putin's party
See underwater submarine search
New theory on why MH370 vanished
Investigating MH370 conspiracy theories
Could MH370 have landed intact on water?
MH370 partner: The 'plane was taken'
Hiding in another plane's shadow?
Did MH370 try to avoid radar detection?
Are these objects from Flight 370?
Partner: False plane leads 'killing me'
Did Flight 370 run out of fuel?
Ghost plane theory put to the test
Clues could point to accident on MH370
Mother's heartache over WWI lost sons
India's forgotten WWI heroes
Preserving the memories of WWI
WWI soldier found 100 years later
The history of the 'Downton Abbey' castle
The Great War turns 100
Honoring Britain's WWI 'war dogs'
WWII wreckage raised from lake
The signature that led to millions of deaths
On Amanpour
Jon Stewart says he didn't vote
Jon Stewart apologizes for no vote joke
U.S. envoy for Iraq: fighting ISIS "to the death"
Control of U.S. Senate main focus of midterms
Teaming up to fight against bias
Ukrainian official: 'This is Crimea two'
CNN Español
El último adiós a Rafael Ramos
Lo que fue noticia en 2014
Incendio de un ferry
La búsqueda del avión de AirAsia
AirAsia: Piloto pide cambio de ruta
Desaparece vuelo de AirAsia
Vuelo 8501 de AirAsia pierde contacto
A 10 años del Tsunami
Argentina: Nuevas condiciones para 2015
"The Interview" en Puerto Rico
DirectoUSA: Semana Política
Guatemaltecos de regreso a su país natal
What happened to Flight 370?
Next phase in search for MH370 begins
Six months since MH370 vanished
MH370 families allege govt. intimidation
Search for MH370 continues after 6 months
MH370 search moves farther south
Report: MH370 likely crashed on autopilot
MH370 search moves south
New search area coming for Flight 370
Experts claim new search area for MH370
Was MH370 search hundreds of miles off?
MH370: 100 days of very little progress
The search for MH370: 100 days on
Smart toothbrush tracks your brushing
This smart pen records your handwriting
Is this the future of photography?
The most expensive mop in the world
A BBQ grill that charges your smartphone
Super radio gets 16,000+ stations
$1,000 for a drone of your own
This 3-D printed robot talks
The future of smartwatches
Conflict in Syria
Syrian rebels unite to fight ISIS
Desperate refugees flee Syrian strife
Clinton: NYT is wrong on Syria strikes
First tweet of the Syrian airstrikes
How effective were Syria strikes?
Activist: Airstrikes won't eliminate ISIS
Strikes target ISIS safe havens in Syria
Multiple targets hit in Raqqa
Official: Americans back from Syria
Tens of thousands of Kurds flee Syria
ISIS forces seize 60 villages
Gowdy: "This a conscience vote"
Pope Francis
Pope Francis beatifies a predecessor
Pope visits majority Muslim Albania
Car crash kills Pope's relatives
Pope appeals to youth on Korea visit
Pope Francis speaks English
The importance of South Korea to the Pope
Traveling aboard the papal plane
Vatican: Must respect gays, lesbians
The pope's balancing act
Pope condemns clergy who sexually abused
Mideast leaders to meet Pope at Vatican
Pope makes news with another phone call
Israel-Gaza conflict
See Gaza destruction from above
Prof. Schabas: I'm prepared for backlash
Israel claims 1,000 acres of West Bank
Liberman on ceasefire
No clues in hunt for U.S. man in Israel
American student missing in Israel
Reaction to Israel-Gaza ceasefire deal
Hamas officials: Gaza agreement reached
Egypt attempts to revive Israel-Hamas talks
Hamas: Residential tower hit by Israel
Hamas executes alleged spies
War's psychological toll on Gaza's kids
Explore space
Probe lands on comet, but fails to anchor
Philae lander makes history twice today
Flight director drops F-bomb over landing
Philae lander on its way to comet
Rosetta closes in on comet
Could Rosetta unlock Earth's secrets?
Voyager's incredible journey through space
NASA's ticket to Mars
Zero gravity training with NASA
Spacecraft enters comet's orbit
Need to escape? Look at this space view
Rosetta ready for comet landing
Correspondents share their stories
Avoiding Ebola: Bleach is 'best friend'
Heartbreaking grief in Gaza
Before and after the killing: the Pistorius I knew
Boko Haram horror 'gripped me by throat'
What is Putin's interest in Ukraine?
The deadly day that changed Kiev
Stories from Syria's front line
What did Westgate mean to Kenyans?
Egypt in Crisis: Ben Wedeman's View
Nic Robertson: Syria's Frontline Town
Witness to war: Syrian refugees speak out
CNN crew sneaks in and out of Aleppo
Shoppers brawl over Black Friday deals
App aims to stop package thieves
Officer Darren Wilson shown in new video?
Why plane had to land like THIS
Cameraman catches carjacking on tape
Propeller lodged in plane window
Plane tire blows off during takeoff
Plane in distress tries emergency landing
Nurses attacked by rampaging patient
Man holds woman at knifepoint
This Cowboys fan is about to be attacked
Crying man confesses, carjacks cameraman
See town's Charlie Brown Christmas tree
'Mobile mortuary' offers unique funerals
Groundhog attacks, traps man in home
Man does good deed, gets rewarded
Mixing beer, bourbon and ... bullets?
Dog stranded on rooftop for days
Elementary school lets child bring dagger
Sea of poppies commemorates WWI dead
Dog is allergic to humans ... no, really
High-rises for the dead
AP: Ex-Nazis got Social Security benefits
Sinatra hangout becoming toxic threat
Warhol's 'Elvis' sold for how much?
Ferrari for elite car lovers
Tasting a $500 bottle of wine
World's richest man creates own landmark
Man buys Lincoln document for $50
$1 million heist from 3-story closet
Tehran's empty luxury homes
This 21-foot Mercedes costs $1 million
Is this Lambo the ultimate holiday gift?
Titanic violin sells for record price
Nearly $18M palace has Ferrari room
Man finds breathtaking 306 carat opal
Elusive Black Seadevil gets close up
Great white caught near Australian beach
Rare video shows killer whale capture
Fmr. whale hunter offered millions to hunt
Guy baits hammerhead -- then jumps in
Stunned resident finds jellyfish in ...
Up close with 80,000-lb. humpback whale
Rare deep-sea creature caught on video
Fisherman catches giant 200 lb squid
Shark kills swimmer as wife looks on
See hammerhead shark chase swimmers
Teen catches 700-pound swordfish
Chernobyl devastation seen from above
See U.S. Navy's drone-killing laser
Toddler hitches ride on dad's surfboard
Professor creates non-browning apples
Watch how vinyl records are made
See $70,000 wearable robotic exoskeleton
Coding Bootcamp: A college alternative
Governor crushes car ... with a TANK
This car has a jet engine
This product made its debut during WWI
Perfect bra decodes what women want
Hundreds of classic arcade games online
See U.S. Navy's drone-killing laser
Life-size hologram gives flight details
Bionic limbs transform lives
Andrew Luck: Tech Challenged
Robots help paralyzed people walk
Will robots eventually run factories?
Students design SWAT robot for police
Bringing 'magic' to the cinema
Would you ride in a 'flying doughnut'?
U.S. planes spy on American cell phones
iPhone 6 camera vs. CNN camera
Massive cheating scandal rocks China
Car falls in sinkhole with woman inside
Huge sinkhole opens in neighborhood
Mom and son get trapped in sinkhole
House dangling from cliff is set on fire
Street collapses in Baltimore landslide
Miniature horse trapped in sinkhole
Huge sinkhole opens at football stadium
Baltimore street swallowed in landslide
Sinkhole becomes attraction at museum
Huge sinkhole reopens between houses
Large sinkhole opens up near homes
See last Corvette pulled out of sinkhole
Want to buy a castle? Look in Kentucky!
'Dear Daddy', men aren't for me
This stolen violin was worth HOW MUCH?
Crushed Ford Fiesta attracts huge bids
The world's largest yacht belongs to ...
World's most expensive car unveiled
5-story penthouse the world's priciest?
This mobile mansion costs HOW much?
Man goes diving in his living room
From the U.S.
Not guilty plea in dead babies case
Shots fired at LAPD officers
Dog falls through thin ice but ...
GoPro shows what pup does home alone
If we can track phones, why not planes?
Thieves commit ultimate tech fail
Beyonce's dad sells her memorabilia
Surprising discovery for Army buddies
Santa helps soldier propose to girlfriend
Body washed ashore on Fla. beach ID'd
Shots fired at Florida deputies
Grading the media's protest coverage
Bird flu worries spread in Europe
What is bipolar disorder?
Could Google pill detect cancer?
Mom: I assisted my daughter's death
CNN host, widower in emotional exchange
Maynard: 'I want to die on my own terms'
Sick passenger's seatmate speaks to CNN
Plane passengers temporarily quarantined
L.A.: Where the rich don't vaccinate
Could smell test detect Alzheimer's?
Is that plastic on your teeth?
Alzheimers research on his life's work
Spears reads hilarious 'mean tweet'
Jon Stewart: CNN is like the doll Chucky
Chris Rock raises eyebrows as 'SNL' host
Prince's electric 'SNL' performance
'Harry Potter' star is an amazing rapper
Sting sings voicemail greeting for fan
Hear Spacey's awesome Clinton impression
Fallon, Pitt perform epic break dance
Guess who came back on 'SNL'?
Late night take on the fence jumper
The strangest thing about your dog is ...
Fearless bikers swarm LA police
Were 100 human brains really lost?
Hillary Clinton tribute song backfires
Man tries to flee car chase using this
Has North Korea exacted revenge on Sony?
'I am buried in my own house'
This pit bull faces problems butt-first
News anchor wears same suit for a year
Baby can't stop dancing to birthday card
Flight director drops F-bomb over landing
This the cutest animal on the internet?
JUST A DISTRACTION: Animals gone wild
See dogs surf the waves
Distraction: Turtle's revenge on dog
Distraction: What the fox says
Boy and bear play follow the leader
Distraction: Dolphins swim in the sky
Distraction: Girl apes baby gorilla
Distraction: Slow loris eats a rice ball
Family of ducks tries to cross highway
Distraction: Duck plays fetch like a dog
Distraction: Baby panda loves ball
Distraction: Gorillas dig caterpillar
Distraction: Raccoon goes night fishing
African Voices
Part 1: Wow factor inspires Ethiopian scientist
Part 2: Insect specialist returns home
Part 3: Scientist takes research to next level
Part 1: Swimming with great white sharks
Part 2: Shark expert spots big opportunity
Part 3: Shark whisperer bounces back after stroke
Part 1: Spoken word artist's mission in life
Part 2: Malawian poet's journey home
Part 3: 'Family' helps poetry grow in Malawi
Part 1: Entrepreneur's road to success
Part 2: From driver to cosmetics boss
Part 3: Entrepreneur invests in next generation
Inside Africa
Part 1: The lifeblood Egypt's civilizations
Part 2: Sailing with 'Man of the Nile'
Part 3: Ancient civilization still going strong
Part 1: Striking photos capture Nigerian life
Part 2: Model turned photographer unmasks women
Part 3: Backstage at the Lagos Photo Festival
Part 1: New Lagos district rises from the ocean
Part 2: Nigeria's mind-blowing super-stadium
Part 3: Game-changing convention center takes shape
Part 1: What brought Asians to Kenya?
Part 2: What it's like to be Asian in Kenya
Part 3: Kenyan politician stands out
Marketplace Africa
Bloomberg boss on rise of mobile
Getting Africans to buy local
'Pearl of Africa' boasts minerals
Uganda's beer industry
Ghana's agricultural economy
Tricky business of farming
S. African business takes off in UAE
Coca-Cola boasts long history in Africa
Toasting South Africa's spirit business
The taste of South Africa whiskey
Creating uniquely African architecture
Nairobi's bustling property market
Reading For Leading
Blackberry CEO reads 'to get away'
Richard Aldous reads 'Alan Clark Diaries'
Lego boss reads 'The Opposable Mind'
Learning by 'Thinking Fast and Slow'
Revisiting 'Peer Gynt' by Henrik Ibsen
How to best reverse income inequality
Tourism minister reads up on strong women
Christine Lagarde learns from China
Balance is key for Kelly Hoppen
Bank of England boss reads up on conflict
Chilean president reads on holiday
Hotel boss reads up on the Kremlin
Make Create Innovate
Nose on microchip lets you sniff out danger
The car that goes 1000 miles an hour
Rosetta scientist inspires next generation
Meet Bob, the robotic security guard
Evolution of the crash test dummy
Fusion power mimics the sun
Listening to color
The world's first 'flying motorcycle'?
'Garbage Man' recycles plastic
Robotic firefighter clears landmines
Breeding killer mosquitoes out of existence
Is this 'Google Translate' for music?
Talk Asia
Exciting art blends cultures
Koons' passion for inflatables
Meet world's most expensive living artist
2013: McCartney's 'surreal upbringing'
Sri Lankan cricketer tackles corruption
Sangakkara: Cricket brings people together
Sri Lanka's cricket sensation
Tsuji: The art of Japanese cuisine
Beautiful Japanese 'Kaiseki' dishes
Japanese food of the future
Blanchett on 'Blue Jasmine'
Oscar winner embraces fear
Winning Post
The horse that always finishes second
Local stars dominate Hong Kong races
Hong Kong's rich horse racing history
Looking to past champions for success
Japan's rise to racing prominence
The horse that won $110,000 for charity
Star skier takes on horse racing
Taking horse racing out of the box
Smooth running on Ascot race day
Training with Avenir Certain
Winning the Prix de L'Arc de Triomphe
Germany's big race
Human to Hero
Downhill mountain biker reaches peaks
Unstoppable Folau breaks the mold
Iceland's champion javelin thrower
Masterclass in Vietnamese martial art
Hawaiian surfer making waves
Japanese table tennis sensation
Refugee runner's quest to inspire others
Freestyle skater turns filmmaker
Japan's record-breaking swimmer
What is sky-running?
Kelly Slater on the ultimate wave
Olympic champ rescues his career
Leading Women
No. 1 woman to watch in U.S. banking
Citigroup exec learns to say no
Stella McCartney advice to young women
Building McCartney's fashion empire
Webb brings beauty empire to Europe
Turning hot air into big business
Pharmacist's rise to chief exec
Alliance Boots leader seizes challenges
Can robots be funny?
Tough childhood inspired Jo Malone
The smell of success
Retail CEO: Hard work is in my DNA
Business Traveller
Part 1: Unlocking the secret to happiness
Part 2: Getting closer to nature
Part 3: The funny world of travel
Part 1: The risky business of travel
Part 2: Staying safe on the streets of Kiev
Part 3: Inside Ukraine's 'Museum of Corruption'
Part 1: Scandinavia's designer hotels
Part 2: Artistic vacation on 'Norway's Alcatraz'
Part 3: The rise of luxury hotel alliances
Part 1: Historic hotels transform travel
Part 2: Famous hotel's 30-year-old secret
Part 3: Four Seasons Dubai aims for the stars
Part 3: Transatlantic race captures a nation
Part 2: A solo sprint across the Atlantic
Part 3: Fleet sails off for 3,500 mile race
Part 1: A long road to Olympic glory
Part 2: Can Australia repeat Olympic glory?
Part 3: New Zealand wins ISAF World Championships
Part 1: Countdown to Volvo Ocean Race
Part 2: Final test before sailing's toughest race
Part 3: Ocean race favorite aims for gold
Part 1: Sailing in the desert
Part 2: How to master land sailing
Part 3: The physics of land sailing
Marketplace Middle East
The power of the Chinese shopper
Turkey's booming tech industry
Key trends in cyber shopping
Retail stores vs. online shoppers
Formula One puts UAE on the map
Tapping into petroleum potential
Energy ministers' crude concerns
Stabilizing the oil market
Iran's steel industry's big plans
Boeing believes in Gulf states
UAE's economic heart turns ten
Fighting terror financing
Open Court
Federer's quest for a missing title
The man from Manacor
Andy Roddick - the game changer?
The Fab Four
Behind the scenes at the O2
At the very top of the ATP
A view with Marin Cilic
Elite Eight to Fab Four
Dominic Thiem: Austria's rising star
The mental strength of tennis pros
Thomas Muster's tour stories
Caroline Wozniacki's marathon challenge
Part 1: Barbershop helps rapper get his 'swag on'
Part 2: Delicious 21st century comfort food
Part 3: New urbanism comes to life in Atlanta
Part 1: A taste of delicious Tokyo
Part 2: Making the purest sake
Part 3: Buying the freshest fish in Japan
Part 1: Bali's best beach club
Part 2: Surfers' paradise
Part 3: The mellow side of Bali
Part 1: Soaking up the sun in Malibu
Part 2: Vintage cinema honors movie history
Part 3: Best of L.A. comes to life in Venice
Living Golf
Part 1: Best of 'Living Golf' in 2014
Part 2: Countdown to Rio 2016
Part 3: Next big name in golf?
Part 1: A day in the life of Joe Miller
Part 2: From man to machine
Part 3: Fitness helps golfers stay on top
Part 1: Sorenstam's incredible career
Part 2: Asian players shake up women's golf
Part 3: Future stars of women's golf
Part 1: Ryder Cup teams prepare for a tough battle
Part 2: How the Ryder Cup rivalry began at Gleneagles
Part 3: What does it take to win the Ryder Cup?
Inside the Middle East
Part 1: Sprawling city with ancient roots
Part 2: Cultural renaissance sweeps through Algiers
Part 3: Stunning ceramic tiles come to life
Part 1: See monsoon transform desert
Part 2: Camels key to survival in Oman
Part 3: Aromatic resin turned into precious oil
Part 1: Iranian stunt team's James Bond call
Part 2: NFL star inspired by his Muslim faith
Part 3: Ice Hockey in the UAE?
Part 1: The cultural heart of Middle East
Part 2: Oil wrestling with Turkish giants
Part 3: Hidden treasures of Beirut
Art Of Movement
Japanese rock inspires spellbinding dance
Power of gesture guides energetic conductor
Bringing 'magic' to the cinema
Artist creates 'living paintings'
Looking to the edge of the universe
Transparent factory showcases car making
Robots run logistics warehouse
'Flying' bicycles turn motion into speed
NASCAR's super-fast pit stops
Photographer captures bioluminescence
Jellyfish masters art of immortality
The magic of bioluminescence
The Circuit
Evolution in F1 safety
What's special about the design of a F1 car?
Mercedes to dominate in 2015?
Duel in the Desert
'Abu Double' title showdown
'Abu Double' title showdown
Where does F1's money come from?
Returning to Ayrton Senna's home circuit
Racing through awesome Austin
Haas on Ferrari and doubling profits
Japan's love for F1
Kimi Raikkonen's journey into F1
Executive Innovator
Driving to deliver better service
Is this the UK's most productive work place?
LEGO's tough innovation lessons
What is the 'Tiger touch'?
Iconic brand masters reinvention
Shaking up the beer industry
Innovation fuels foldable bike success
Explore the sparkle of Baselworld
Razer releasing wearable 'smart band'
How smart tech is shaping the future
Industry outsider doubles airline's profits
Air New Zealand hopes to mix up industry
Rugby Sevens Worldwide
Rugby Sevens growing in Brazil
Brazilian women take on Rugby Sevens
Brothers bring Rugby Sevens to the favelas
The perfect workout? Part 5
The perfect workout? Part 4
The perfect workout? Part 3
The perfect workout? Part 2
The perfect workout? Part 1
Historic win for Samisoni Viriviri
Growing rugby in Scotland
Rugby rivals face off in kicking challenge
Who will be crowned rugby player of the year?
Global Exchange
Expert: Energy deal a big win for Russia
Swedish FM: Crisis hurts Russian economy
U.S. job growth soars
Did garment world change after collapse?
China's economic slowdown
Qatar Airlines plan U.S. expansion
IMAX brings in Chinese investors
China looking to boost trade with EU
New last words from missing MH370
Abandoned railway turns urban sprawl green
Sugar cane waste powers Uganda
China's Alibaba to file IPO in America
Connect the world
Turkey media crackdown sparks concern
Parliament altercation goes viral
Israeli airstrikes reported in Syria
Abbas: Al Baghdadi biggest enemy to Islam
ISIS leader's influence growing?
Woman arrested in UAE mall killing
WFP suspends food voucher program
Rebuilding race relations after Ferguson
ISIS leader's wife 'arrested' in Lebanon
Costa Concordia captain speaks in court
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Mark Webber thought Jean-Eric Vergne had "opened the corner" for him before shutting it, resulting in the two colliding.
Having started from the pitlane after changes were made to his RB9 overnight, Webber's day went from bad to worse as he attempted to work his way through the field.
Chasing down Toro Rosso's Vergne, the Aussie dived up the inside only to have Vergne slam that door shut with the impact resulting in Webber needing a new front wing.
"I was regrouping and coming through the field and got to Jean-Eric," the frustrated Red Bull driver told Autosport.
"I was coming from a reasonable distance back but he knew I was there.
"He was really, really wide and looking like he opened the corner and was giving me the line.
"But we got to the apex and he took it.
"It's disappointing. He was entitled to do that, but if he'd just gone around the outside we would've both survived."
However, Webber's day then turned into a disaster when, laps later, he was forced to retire after his right rear wheel came off while out on track.
"[The collision] wasn't the end of the world as we were only a couple of laps off stopping for tyres anyway.
"The guys thought the wheel was done, but it came off on the out-lap."
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The Secret Story Behind Obama's Assassination of Two Americans in the Name of Fighting the 'War on Terror'
The Obama administration's assassination of two U.S. citizens in 2011, Anwar al-Awlaki and his 16-year-old Denver-born son Abdulrahman, is a central part of Jeremy Scahill's new book, " Dirty Wars: The World Is a Battlefield." The book is based on years of reporting on U.S. secret operations in Yemen, Somalia and Afghanistan. While the Obama administration has defended the killing of Anwar, it has never publicly explained why Abdulrahman was targeted in a separate drone strike two weeks later. Scahill reveals CIA Director John Brennan, Obama's former senior adviser on counterterrorism and homeland security, suspected that the teenager had been killed "intentionally." "The idea that you can simply have one branch of government unilaterally and in secret declare that an American citizen should be executed or assassinated without having to present any evidence whatsoever, to me, is a — we should view that with great sobriety about the implications for our country," says Scahill, national security correspondent for The Nation Magazine. On Tuesday, the U.S. Senate is preparing to hold its first-ever hearing on the Obama administration's drone and targeted killing program. However, the Obama administration is refusing to send a witness to answer questions about the program's legality.
AMY GOODMAN: Jeremy Scahill's book, Dirty Wars, is being published today. Jeremy takes a deep look at America's new covert wars operated by the CIA and the Joint Special Operations Command, or JSOC. From Afghanistan to Yemen, Somalia and beyond, Jeremy shines a light on America's unregulated and increasingly unilateral global assassination program. Two central figures in the book are Anwar al-Awlaki and his Denver-born 16-year-old son Abdulrahman, two American citizens killed in separate U.S. drone strikes in Yemen in 2011.
Today, an exclusive hour with Jeremy Scahill. I began by asking him to talk about cleric Anwar al-Awlaki.
JEREMY SCAHILL: Anwar al-Awlaki was a U.S. citizen who was born in Las Cruces, New Mexico. His father is quite an extraordinary guy. He, Dr. Nasser Aulaqi, had come as a very young student to the United States, and he studied English as a young man in Lawrence, Kansas, and ended up getting a number of degrees in the United States. In fact, he was the alum of the year in 2002 at New Mexico State University, where he got one of his degrees. Very distinguished person in Yemen. And as a young man growing up in—as he put it, in a country that didn't have a name yet, growing up in the south of Yemen, he dreamt of going to the United States, and his dream came true as a young man.
And so, he was a college student in the United States when his young—when Anwar was born, in 1971. And he really wanted to raise Anwar as an American. He viewed America as the—you know, to quote Reagan, sort of a paraphrased Reagan—the shining city atop the hill. I mean, he really did view it that way. And I looked at his essays from when he first came to the United States, and all of the international students wrote essays about, you know, what it was they wanted to get out of it. And he said that "the progressivism of America was electric, and I wanted to be a part of that, and I wanted to take my education and go back to my very poor country and to make something of my life." And so he started to build this family, and they lived in Minneapolis. And they showed me pictures of Anwar pointing out Yemen on the globe in his classroom, and he couldn't pronounce the teacher's name, so he just called her "Mrs. M." And, you know, there were photos of him at Disney World and—or, Disneyland in California.
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"Customer adoption has literally exceeded all expectations, as we achieved our first-year adoption goals within one month and surpassed our two-year adoption goals within two and a half months," said Rick Robel, executive vice president of operations at American Savings Bank. "Integrating the Monitise platform with our Fiserv-based core, online banking and bill pay systems presented unique challenges, but with the support of all parties, Monitise produced the complete solution on time and within budget."
American Savings Bank sought a best-of-breed mobile solution that was agnostic to its third-party systems and would allow them to create a mobile channel that was not dependent on other systems. American Savings Bank selected Monitise and launched its complete mobile services - including feature-rich mobile banking and payments functionality across its fully native smartphone applications, mobile web offerings and SMS services - in November 2012. American Savings Bank supported its product launch with a compelling marketing campaign and mobile enrolment has subsequently been tremendous.
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2/28/13 Steven Tyler with 19-Year-Old
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Thursday, February 28, 2013
64-year-old STEVEN TYLER was photographed going into a Los Angeles restaurant with CLINT EASTWOOD'S 19-year-old daughter FRANCESCA. We don't know if it was a date, but sources say a "friend" of Francesca's asked the photographer to delete the photos. He didn't. There's a 45-year age difference between Steven and Francesca.
The "Star" tabloid claims LIAM HEMSWORTH messed around on MILEY CYRUS with "Mad Men" star JANUARY JONES at a pre-Oscar party over the weekend. --Liam showed up at the party stag, and witnesses say he and January were getting cozy for much of the night. --A source says, quote, "It looked like they had some hot chemistry. They were all over each other . . . and they even kissed!" --To make matters worse, they left TOGETHER . . . in the same car. And we can actually verify that part of the story, because there are pictures.
MATT DAMON and Luciana Barroso got married eight years ago in a small, city hall ceremony. And now, the "New York Post" says they're planning the big, blow-out party they never had. --They've reportedly sent out "save the date" cards for friends for some kind of destination re-wedding. It's supposedly happening in April, but there's no word where. They're telling guests not to bring their kids.
Here we go again with the JENNIFER ANISTON marriage rumors. "People" magazine says she's marrying JUSTIN THEROUX shortly after she finishes filming her latest movie on March 8th.
2/27/13 LiLo Becoming Motivational Speaker
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Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Lindsay Lohan's new lawyer wants to start the Lindsay Lohan Foundation to benefit young people. --Mark Heller sent a letter to the prosecution in Lohan's case to show that the LiLo is serious about turning her life around. --In the letter, he says Lindsay will work on public service messages and visit schools, hospitals, and other venues where she may provide inspirational talks, encouraging children to pursue positive goals and avoid bad habits. --He also says he's exploring the establishment of a Lindsay Lohan Foundation that will provide a non-profit program to benefit young people
The British Tabloids are saying RIHANNA and CHRIS BROWN are getting married this summer. He proposed after the Grammys, she accepted, and they're making The Big Mistake in her native Barbados. --And it's going to be wild. A source says, quote, "It's all about swagger, bling and sin. They want tattoo artists, fire breathers and a near-naked waitstaff. They're even talking about having PRE-ROLLED JOINTS at the reception." --But there's talk that KATY PERRY will NOT be in attendance . . . because she's never supported Rihanna's decision to forgive Chris and take him back.
Huge news everybody! JUSTIN BIEBER got his MILLIONTH tattoo! It's the Greek letter Chi . . . which is basically just an "X" . . . on his forearm.
BOBBY BROWN has been sentenced to 55 days in jail and four years probation for his latest DUI arrest. --Bobby was busted last October, and pleaded no contest. He also has to complete an 18-month alcohol program. --Bobby had a previous DUI conviction earlier in the year, and one all the way back in 1996.
2/26/13 LiLo Served Again
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Tuesday, February 26, 2013
In an interview with Britain's "Mirror" tabloid, CHRIS BROWN calls his assault of RIHANNA the biggest regret of his life. But he also says he worked hard to earn her forgiveness . . . and it paid off. --He says, quote, "Sometimes you fight with the one you love and things get said, stuff spirals. That night was the deepest regret of my life, the biggest mistake. --But she loves me . . . what can I say? I'm forgiven. But, yes, I worked hard for it."
JANET JACKSON got married last year. (???) It's not clear how they kept it a secret this long, but Janet and her husband, a Qatari businessman named Wissam Al Mana, made the announcement yesterday. --They said, quote, "The rumors regarding an extravagant wedding are simply not true. Last year we were married in a quiet, private, and beautiful ceremony. --Our wedding gifts to one another were contributions to our respective favorite children's charities. We would appreciate that our privacy is respected and that we are allowed this time for celebration and joy."
Reportedly, Jennifer Aniston is acting like a diva on the set of her new movie and won't even eat lunch with the rest of the cast. Jen is currently in Connecticut filming her new untitled movie which also features Isla Fisher, Tim Robbins and Will Forte, but sources say Aniston doesn't socialize with any of the cast or crew and keeps herself removed as much as possible in a trailer that is much farther away from the set than anybody else's.
Yet again, the state of California served Lindsay Lohan with a tax lien for 2011 on Monday, worth over $56,000. As you know, Lohan failed to pay her 2009 and 2010 taxes as well.
2/25/13 Kim K Having a Girl
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Monday, February 25, 2013
This isn't official, but it's been all over the web this weekend: KIM KARDASHIAN and KANYE WEST are having a girl. A so-called "source" says, quote, "Kanye always wanted a girl."
MADONNA likes to post suggestive photos on her Instagram account. But are they really that bad? Apparently so. Because Instagram has threatened to shut her down over, quote, "mature content". --They even sent her a warning message . . . which she proceeded to post on Instagram.
On Australia's "60 Minutes", STEVEN TYLER admits that he spent a TON of money on cocaine before he finally kicked the habit. --He says, quote, "Probably, realistically, 5 or 6 [million], easy . . . You could also say I snorted half of Peru, but, you know, it's what we did."
Here's a rundown of the latest "Dancing with the Stars" rumors: Kellie Pickler, Wynonna Judd, "Bachelor" Sean Lowe and Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman are IN, as is NFL wide receiver Jacoby Jones. Dancers Maksim Chmerkovskiy and Chelsie Hightower are OUT . . . also Vanessa Hudgens and quarterback Colin Kaepernick may be IN, but chef Bobby Flay says he's OUT. The cast will be officially announced TOMORROW.
Even the stars who didn't win an Oscar at the ceremony, didn't go home empty handed. --The gift bag handed out to all of the nominees and presenters was worth $45,000. The consolation prize included trips to Hawaii and Mexico, personal training sessions, condoms, a bottle of tequila, cosmetic treatments, and a one-year membership to London's Heathrow Airport's private VIP service. This year's swag bags also included a $12,000 trip to Australia, a $600 acupuncture appointment and a package of 10 personal training sessions valued at $850.
2/21/13 Drew Carey Nipple Rings
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Thursday, February 21, 2013
Forget about the breakup rumors: RIHANNA is celebrating her 25th birthday in Hawaii . . . with CHRIS BROWN. And they were spotted cuddling and holding hands on the beach.
Anyone who's posed nude before having kids knows that someday they're going to have to explain those photos to those kids. But they usually have more than three years to prepare for that moment. --Not former "Playboy" skank KENDRA WILKINSON. Her 3-year-old son Hank Jr. has already seen one of her nudes. --She says, quote, "He sees like a naked photo of me on [his dad's] mirror in the bathroom. It's me on the beach, with my hair wet, naked for 'Playboy'. --And little Hank comes in, 'Mama what are you doing here?' I'm like, 'Mama's swimming in the ocean.' 'But, you are so dirty.' 'I'm swimming I'm swimming!'"
And now, thanks to DREW CAREY and "Us Weekly", we have A MENTAL IMAGE YOU CANNOT ERASE . . . --Drew filled out one of those "25 Things You Don't Know About Me" lists for the magazine, and #14 is: "I used to have my nipples pierced."
Lindsay Lohan borrowed a $1,750 designer dress and then returned it, but she returned it destroyed. –Lindsay wore a beaded, floor-sweeping gown by Theia to an amFAR event on February 6th in New York City. --But when she returned it the dress was half its original length. Lindsay said that the dress had ripped at a club after the fundraiser so her stylist friend went to the club bouncer and requested some scissors to repair the torn part of the dress.


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The Bentley is bringing the past into focus—and then some. The Library has transformed its collection of stereographic cards into 3-D images you can view from the comfort of your very own computer screen. Our images showcase an array of images from Michigan and the Great Lakes region. Grab some 3-D glasses and enjoy the show!
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As a young immigrant from Latvia in 1949, architect Gunnar Birkerts boarded a Greyhound bus traveling from New York to Birmingham, Michigan, to work in what was the epicenter of modern architecture at the time. Ambitious and talented, Birkerts would design award-winning buildings that include the newly opened National Library of Latvia. At the Bentley Historical Library, more than 12,000 of Birkerts' original drawings illustrate his impressive productivity and innovation.
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A.D. 336: The first recorded celebration of Christmas on December 25 takes place in Rome, according to an entry in the Chronograph of A.D. 354, or the Philocalian Calendar. The document reflects the dies natalis Christi, "the birthday of Christ," as the "eighth before the calends of January," or December 25.
1776: George Washington and the Continental Army cross the Delaware River at night to attack Hessian forces serving Great Britain at Trenton, N.J., the next day.
1821: Clara Barton, the founder of the American Red Cross, is born in Oxford, Mass.
1868: In one of his last significant moves as president, U.S. President Andrew Johnson grants unconditional amnesty to all Civil War Confederate soldiers. Earlier amnesties, requiring signed oaths and excluding certain classes of people, had been issued by President Abraham Lincoln and by Johnson.
1878: Louis Chevrolet, racecar driver and founder of the Chevrolet Motor Car Company in 1911, is born in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Canton of Neuchâtel, Switzerland.
1890: Robert Ripley, the cartoonist, publisher and entrepreneur who founded Ripley's Believe It or Not!, is born in Santa Rosa, Calif.
1899: Humphrey Bogart, often considered one of the greatest actors in the history of American cinema, is born in New York City. Some of Bogart's best known movies include "The Maltese Falcon," "The Big Sleep," "Casablanca," "Sabrina," "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre," "The Caine Mutiny" and "The African Queen," the last of which won him an Academy Award for Best Actor. He died of cancer of the esophagus at age 57 on Jan. 14, 1957.
1907: Jazz singer-songwriter and bandleader Cab Calloway, known as a master of energetic scat singing, is born in Rochester, N.Y. Calloway led one of America's most popular big bands from the start of the 1930s through to the late 1940s and continued performing nearly up until his death at age 86 in November 1994, including a memorable role performing "Minnie the Moocher" in 1980's "The Blues Brothers."
1918: Anwar Sadat, who would go on to become the president of Egypt and share a Nobel Peace Prize with Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin in 1978 for the Egypt–Israel Peace Treaty, is born in El Monufia, Egypt. Sadat, seen here with U.S. President Jimmy Carter, would serve as Egypt's president from Oct. 15, 1970, until his assassination on Oct. 6, 1981.
1924: Rod Serling, the creator of "The Twilight Zone," is born in Syracuse, N.Y. He died at the age of 50 on June 28, 1975, two days after suffering a heart attack on the operating table during open-heart surgery. It was Serling's third heart attack in the span of two months.
1946: Comedian and actor W. C. Fields, known for his comic persona as a misanthropic and hard-drinking egotist, dies from an alcohol-related stomach hemorrhage at the age of 66 in Pasadena, Calif.
1946: Singer-songwriter Jimmy Buffett, whose best-known songs include "Margaritaville," "Come Monday" and "Cheeseburger in Paradise," is born in Pascagoula, Miss.
1946: Pro Football Hall of Fame fullback Larry Csonka, who played most of his career with the Miami Dolphins, is born in Stow, Ohio. Csonka won two championships with the Dolphins, including Super Bowl VII, which completed an undefeated 1972 season for the team, and Super Bowl VIII, in which he was named MVP. He played collegiately at Syracuse University and is also an inductee of the College Football Hall of Fame. He's seen here during a ceremony to retire his number in December 2002.
1948: Singer-songwriter and actress Barbara Mandrell, known for a series of Top 10 hits and TV shows that made her one of country music's top stars in the 1970s and 1980s, is born in Houston, Texas. Her No. 1 country hits include "Sleeping Single in a Double Bed," "(If Loving You Is Wrong) I Don't Want to Be Right," "Years," "I Was Country When Country Wasn't Cool," "'Till You're Gone" and "One of a Kind, Pair of Fools." She's seen here in 1986.
1949: Actress Sissy Spacek, an Oscar-winner for 1980's "Coal Miner's Daughter," is born in Quitman, Texas. Spacek has also appeared in movies such as "Badlands," "Carrie," "Missing," "The River" and "In the Bedroom."
1950: Karl Rove, an American political consultant and policy advisor who was senior advisor and deputy chief of staff during the President George W. Bush administration, is born in Denver, Colo.
1952: Actress C. C. H. Pounder, best known for her TV work on "The Shield," "Warehouse 13" and "Sons of Anarchy," is born Carol Christine Hilaria Pounder in Georgetown, British Guiana (now Guyana).
1954: R&B singer Johnny Ace dies of an accidental self-inflicted gunshot wound he suffered while playing with a .22 caliber revolver backstage during a concert in Houston, Texas. Ace, whose real name was John Marshall Alexander Jr., scored a string of hit singles in the mid-1950s, including "Pledging My Love," which would become a posthumous R&B No. 1 hit for 10 weeks starting in February 1955.
1954: Singer-songwriter Annie Lennox, best known as the lead singer of the pop duo Eurythmics, is born in Aberdeen, Scotland.
1958: Hall of Fame outfielder Rickey Henderson, widely regarded as the baseball's greatest leadoff hitter and baserunner, is born in Chicago, Ill. He holds the major-league records for career stolen bases, runs scored, unintentional walks and leadoff home runs.
1962: The movie adaptation of the book "To Kill a Mockingbird," starring Gregory Peck and Robert Duvall, premieres in Los Angeles, Calif. The film would go on to earn eight Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture, Best Director and Best Cinematography, winning three: Best Actor for Peck, Best Art Direction and Best Adapted Screenplay.
1963: The Walt Disney animated movie "The Sword in the Stone" premieres in New York City. The movie, based on the novel of the same name, was the last Disney animated feature released before Walt Disney's death.
1968: Apollo 8 performs the very first successful Trans Earth Injection maneuver, sending the crew and spacecraft on a trajectory back to Earth from lunar orbit.
1971: Singer-songwriter Dido, best known for the songs "Thank You" and "White Flag," is born Florian Cloud de Bounevialle Armstrong in London, England. She became known to American audiences in 2001 when Eminem sampled the first verse of "Thank You" in his hit rap song "Stan."
1974: Marshall Fields crashes his Chevrolet Impala through a gate at the White House complex and drives up to the building's North Portico. Dressed in Arab clothing and claiming to be the Messiah and that he was laden with explosives, Fields held off Secret Service agents for four hours before surrendering. The explosives he claimed to be in possession of were discovered to be flares. President Gerald Ford and his family were not home at the time. As a result of this attack, the Secret Service began to review their security measures and would replace the 19th century wrought iron gates in 1976.
1977: Actor and film director Charlie Chaplin, a silent film star who became one of the world's biggest celebrities before World War I, dies in his sleep from the complications of a stroke at the age of 88 in Vevey, Switzerland.
1989: Former New York Yankees player and manager Billy Martin, 61, is killed when the pickup truck he was riding in crashes during an ice storm at the end of the driveway to his farm in Port Crane, N.Y. Martin managed the Yankees during five different stints, leading them to a World Series title in 1977, and also managed for four other major league teams.
1989: Nicolae Ceausescu, the former communist president of Romania, and his wife, First Deputy Prime Minister Elena Ceausescu, are found guilty of charges ranging from illegal gathering of wealth to genocide during a hastily organized two-hour show trial and then immediately executed by firing squad.
1990: The WorldWideWeb, the first web browser and editor, goes online for the first time. At the time, the WorldWideWeb was the only way to view the Internet.
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Blessings Revealed
Puanani Burgess remembers playing in these giant banyan and kapok trees as a child on the grounds of Iolani Palace in Honolulu.
Photo by Paul Dunn for YES! Magazine
A sought-after mediator, poet, community organizer, and Zen priest, Pua attributes her abilities as a cultural translator to a personal heritage as varied as her homeland, Hawai'i. She's Japanese, Chinese, Native Hawai'ian, German, and French, and grew up poor in one of the Islands' roughest towns. It is fostering that connection—with self, with place, with community—that is the key to her success in bringing people together.
Here is a story she told at the Seattle Green Festival that shows the power of discovering your gift.
One of the processes I use to help people talk to each other I call Building the Beloved Community. There's an exercise that requires people to tell three stories.
The first is the story of all of your names. The second is the story of your community. The third story I ask them to tell is the story of your gift.
One time, I did this process with a group in our local high school. We went around the circle and we got to this young man, and he told the story of his names well and the story of his community well, but when it came time to tell the story of his gift, he asked, "What, Miss? What kind gift you think I get, eh? I stay in this special ed class and I get a hard time read and I cannot do that math. And why you make me shame for, ask me that kind question? What kind gift you have? If I had gift, you think I be here?"
He just shut down and shut up, and I felt really shamed. In all the time I have ever done that, I have never, never shamed anybody before.
Two weeks later, I am in our local grocery store, and I see him down one of those aisles and I see his back and I'm going down there with my cart and I think "Nope I'm not going there." So I start to back up as fast as I can and I'm trying to run away from him. And then he turns around and he sees me, and he throws his arms open, and he says, "Aunty! I have been thinking about you, you know. Two weeks I have been thinking: 'What my gift? What my gift?' "
I say "OK bruddah, so what's your gift?"
He says, "You know, I've been thinking, thinking, thinking. I cannot do that math stuff and I cannot read so good, but Aunty, when I stay in the ocean, I can call the fish, and the fish he come, every time. Every time I can put food on my family table. Every time. And sometimes when I stay in the ocean and the Shark he come, and he look at me and I look at him and I tell him, 'Uncle I not going take plenty fish. I just going to take one, two fish, just for my family. All the rest I leave for you.' And so the Shark he say, 'Oh, you cool, brother.' And I tell the Shark, 'Uncle, you cool.' And the Shark, he go his way and I go my way."
And I look at this boy and I know what a genius he is, and I mean, certifiable. But in our society, the way schools are run, he is rubbish. He is totally destroyed, not appreciated at all. So when I talked to his teacher and the principal of the school, I asked them what would his life have been like if this curriculum were gift-based? If we were able to see the gift in each of our children and taught around that gift? What would happen if our community was gift-based? If we could really understand what the gift of each of our communities were, and really began to support that?
So that for me is a very native approach—being able to see the giftedness in every aspect of life.
|Puanani Burgess's article is part of Sustainable Happiness, the Winter 2009 issue of YES! Magazine. Pua is a community building facilitator, trainer and consultant in Hawai'i, the U.S. and the Pacific. She is also a poet and cultural translator who is noted for her experience in community, family and values-based economic development, mediation and storytelling processes. Pua is also a board member of the Positive Futures Network, publishers of YES! Magazine.
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