News from The Oregonian - 07/17/2011
Live Women's World Cup updates: United States 1, Japan 0
Alex Morgan scores to put Team USA ahead in the 69th minute.
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News from The Oregonian - 07/17/2011
Live Women's World Cup updates: United States 2, Japan 2
Japan again equalizes the score, this time in the second extra time period.
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News from OregonLive.com - 07/17/2011
Final: Japan 3, United States 2 (Women's World Cup)
Penalty kicks : Shannon Boxx will kick the first penalty for Team USA, and it is saved by the Japan keeper. Now it will be Aya Myama for Japan... and she chips it to the right for the score. Japan now has the advantage heading to the next round of kicks.
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News from The Oregonian - 07/17/2011
Women's World Cup final: Japan beats United States on penalty kicks (3-1)
Japan defeats Team USA in a penalty shootout (3-1) to win the 2011 Women's World Cup.
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News from CNBC - 07/13/2011
Taiwan Funeral Service Provider a Good Pick: Pro
Taiwan's columbaria products and funeral services provider Lung Yen Life Service, which recently invested $40 million to set up a subsidiary in China, has an analyst bullish on its future earning prospects.
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News from Bangkok Post - Thailand's English news - 07/12/2011
Basel Capital of Swiss creativity
Balanced delicately in the cabin car 1,410 metres above Blechenland, the Black Forest, the stunning panoramic view overlooks the borders of Germany, France and Switzerland. Bright clear skies and the smell of refreshing pine trees, however, could not fully erase the repetitious images of election campaigns that littered the streets of Bangkok. Still, it was a brief welcome break not to confront ...
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News from The Post-Star - 07/08/2011
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Skene Manor set to display exhibit
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News from Evening Standard - 07/08/2011
Mayfair oasis mount street fountain unveiled
A new fountain has been unveiled to crown the refurbishment of one of London's premier shopping streets.
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News from Bloomberg - 07/08/2011
Four Tet, Royal Shakespeare, Streb’s PopAction, French Fete: N.Y. Weekend
Watch nine very buff dancers play on a 21-foot rotating ladder.
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News from Independent - 07/06/2011
Has cronyism wrecked Japan's long-term repair?
There have been better times to be Japanese. Still battling the unappeased demons of stagnation, bloated national debt, and the sclerotic effects of an ageing population, the authorities now seem paralysed in their efforts to rebuild after the 2011 earthquake. Despite the country's riches and technological know-how.
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News from Batangas Today - 07/05/2011
Charice sings “Far as the Sky” for Japan TV series “Bull Doctor” (Video)
Pinay singing sensation Charice Pempengco sings “Far as the Sky” as the theme song for a Japanese TV series titled “Bull Doctor“, as shown in the promo video below. Charice sings “Far as the Sky” Image Credit: TheEiji1956/YouTube As noted at ABS-CBN News on Tuesday, July 05, 2011, “Bull Doctor” is a mystery-crime drama TV [...]
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News from Batangas Today - 07/03/2011
Hello Kitty collection by Swarovski in Tokyo opens
A “Hello Kitty” collection presented by Swarovski opened in Tokyo, Japan on Thursday, June 30, 2011, and was dubbed as “House of Hello Kitty“. Swarovski’s Hello Kitty limited edition Image Credit: swarovski-m.jp/hellokitty As noted at TokyoFashion.com on Thursday, Hello Kitty partnered with Austrian crystal brand Swarovski and opened the “House of Hello Kitty” at Omotesando [...]
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News from Brisbane Times - 07/01/2011
Legend of the deep-sea divers
Margaret Turton counts the tough women hunters of Jeju Island among its most impressive natural wonders.
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News from The Borneo Post - 06/28/2011
M’sians make Forbes Asia’s “heroes of philanthropy” list
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysians Datuk Vijay Eswaran of the Ql Group of Companies, Berjaya Group’s Tan Sri Vincent Tan, IJM Corp founder Koon Yew Yin and renowned architect Hijjas Kasturi were among 48 people named “Heroes of Philanthropy” by Forbes Asia.
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News from Business Times - 06/28/2011
Malaysians in Forbes Asia philanthropy list
Malaysians Datuk Vijay Eswaran of the Ql Group of Companies, Berjaya Group's Tan Sri Vincent Tan, IJM Corp founder Koon Yew Yin and renowned architect Hijjas Kasturi were among 48 people named "Heroes of Philanthropy" by Forbes Asia. The list is compiled annually by Forbes with the aim of calling attention to notable people and causes throughout the region. Vijay, the Executive Chairman and Co ...
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News from Bernama - 06/28/2011
Business : Malaysians Make Forbes Asia's 'Heroes Of Philanthropy' List
KUALA LUMPUR, June 28 (Bernama) -- Malaysians Datuk Vijay Eswaran of the Ql Group of Companies, Berjaya Group's Tan Sri Vincent Tan, IJM Corp founder Koon Yew Yin and renowned architect Hijjas Kasturi were among 48 people named "Heroes of Philanthropy" by Forbes Asia.
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News from Bernama Media via Yahoo! Malaysia News - 06/28/2011
MALAYSIANS MAKE FORBES ASIA'S "HEROES OF PHILANTHROPY" LIST
KUALA LUMPUR, June 28 (Bernama) -- Malaysians Datuk Vijay Eswaran of the QlGroup of Companies, Berjaya Group''s Tan Sri Vincent Tan, IJM Corp founder KoonYew Yin and renowned architect Hijjas Kasturi were among 48 people named "Heroesof Philanthropy" by Forbes Asia.The list is compiled annually by Forbes with the aim of calling attention tonotable people and causes throughout the region. ...
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News from Sin Chew Jit Poh - 06/25/2011
Panel urges Japan PM to end nuclear crisis
TOKYO, June 25, 2011 (AFP) - A panel set up to advise on recovery after Japan's quake-tsunami Saturday said solving the ongoing nuclear crisis was the top priority, backing temporary tax hikes to pay for reconstruction.
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News from New York Times - 06/23/2011
‘Lee Ufan: Marking Infinity’ at the Guggenheim - Review
“Lee Ufan: Marking Infinity,” a five-decade retrospective at the Guggenheim, is Mr. Lee’s first museum show in North America.
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News from The Japan Times - 06/23/2011
Four Japanese make Forbes list of top givers
Four Japanese tycoons have been named by Forbes Asia to its list of Asia's top 48 philanthropists this year, the business magazine said Thursday. They are architect Tadao Ando, Suntory Chairman Nobutada Saji, Softbank Chairman Masayoshi Son and Fast Retailing Chairman Tadashi Yanai.
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