Chavez gets special powers

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According to some report Pirated version of Microsoft Vista Read the rest of this entry »

Ah, Vista is here and Mr Gates told us that ” Vista is dramatically more secure than any other operating system released”.So Mr Bill Gates when you will bring us another operating system what you will tell us? Read the rest of this entry »

The Cuban Television Aired Footage of ailing President 80-year-old Fidel Castro for the first time in more than three months.’As I said before, this is far from being a lost battle,’ the recovering Castro, dressed in a sweatsuit, told Chavez in the video.Chavez, Castro’s doctors and Cuban authorities have all denied reports that Castro has cancer or a terminal illness and said he will eventually return to public life.

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Jim Wilson II, from St Louis, Missouri, 84-year-old World War II veteran,served in the US 82nd Airborne Division in Africa and Europe during World War II Read the rest of this entry »

According to some report another outbreak of bird flu was
suspected in Japan on Tuesday 27 Jan 2006 after 23
chickens were found dead at a farm in the southern of Japan.
Japan has confirmed only one human H5N1 infection, and no human deaths till today.”We found the dead birds today and are investigating whether the virus is present,results could take days.”
Official said.

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In the FA Cup fifth round,matches due to take place on the weekend of 17 and 18 of February,Man Utd & Chelsea given home ties.Chelsea will host either Blackpool or Norwich.Man UTD will host Reading while Fullham will host Tottenham. Read the rest of this entry »

Footage of the crash that left TV presenter Richard Hammond fighting for his life will be aired for the first time as BBC Two’s Top Gear returns.Top Gear goes out at 2000 GMT on BBC Two on 28 January.

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The government of Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez chose not to renew the license of the audiovisual group Radio Caracas Televisión (RCTV),a private group whose principal activity consists in denigrating the policies of the Bolivarian government, which will expire May 28, 2007. This decision, which is completely legal, created a lively debate in the international press, which has become a mouthpiece for the Venezuelan opposition and immediately denounced a case of “censorship.”

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“ A German lorry driver has thrown away tens of thousands of euros after winning a radio competition by promising to do precisely that.
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