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| Redbelt / *** (R) | |
| By Roger Ebert
David Mamet's "Redbelt" assembles all the elements for a great Mamet film, but they're still spread out on the shop floor. It never really pulls itself together into the convincing, focused drama it promises, yet it kept me involved right up until the final scenes, which piled on developments almost recklessly. So gifted is Mamet as a writer and director that he can fascinate us even when he's pulling rabbits out of an empty hat. | RogerEbert Headlines |
| Son of Rambow / *** (PG-13) | |
| "Son of Rambow" (PG-13, 96 minutes). Two 11-year-olds in 1980s England are inspired by a pirated copy of "First Blood" to make their own home video portrait of Rambo. Will (Bill Milner) performs death-defying stunts, Lee (Will Poulter) mans the video camera, and they're inspired by the arrival of a misfit French exchange student (Jules Sitruk). Meanwhile, there's trouble at home; Will's family belongs to a strict religious sect, and his mom has collected a suitor who covets the role of his father. A gentle fantasy, where even the (considerable) violence is softened. Never quite in focus, but sweet enough, and the young actors have charm. Rating: Three stars. | RogerEbert Headlines |
| America the Beautiful / *** (R) | |
| By Roger Ebert
The documentary "America the Beautiful" is not shrill or alarmist, nor does it strain to shock us. Darryl Roberts, its director and narrator, speaks mostly in a pleasant, low-key voice. But the film is pulsing with barely suppressed rage, and by the end, I shared it. It's about a culture "saturated with the perfect," in which women are taught to seek an impossible physical ideal, and men to worship it. | RogerEbert Headlines |
| Speed Racer / *1/2 (PG) | |
| By Jim Emerson, editor
Evil is not a primary color. That is the point of the Wachowski brothers' video-arcade treatment of "Speed Racer," insofar as one can be determined. Blue, you can trust. Red and yellow, black and white -- they're all decent visible wavelengths. It's purple you have to watch out for. | RogerEbert Headlines |
| Iron Man / *** (PG-13) | |
| by Jim Emerson, editor
The world needs another comic book movie like it needs another Bush administration, but if we must have one more (and the Evil Marketing Geniuses at Marvel MegaIndustries will do their utmost to ensure that we always will), "Iron Man" is a swell one to have. Not only is it a good comic book movie (smart and stupid, stirring and silly, intimate and spectacular), it's winning enough to engage even those who've never cared much for comic books or the movies they spawn. Like me. | RogerEbert Headlines |
| Great Movie: Johnny Guitar (1954) | |
| By Roger Ebert
Nicholas Ray's "Johnny Guitar" (1954) is surely one of the most blatant psychosexual melodramas ever to disguise itself in that most commodious of genres, the Western. Consider: No money was lavished on the production. The action centers on a two-story saloon "outside town," but we never even see "town," except for a bank facade and interior set. So sparse are the settings that although the central character (Joan Crawford) plays the tavern owner and goes through a spectacular costume charge, we never see her boudoir -- she only appears on a balcony above the main floor, having presumably emerged from the sacred inner temple. | RogerEbert Headlines |
| Movie Answer Man: Pimples like us | |
| Q. In real life, teenagers have acne. How come Hollywood expects us to believe that teenage actors and actresses without acne are realistic? And of course, teenagers in films also are often played by actors in their 20s who have perfect haircuts and expensive clothes, two other things that the majority of real-life teenagers don't usually have, do they? I think of Tom Cruise in "Risky Business," for example.
Nelson Kane, Charlottesville, Va.
A. The movies have historically idealized the look of characters, and movie stars in general look much better (or worse) than the rest of us. True, if you get a teenager with acne in the movies, it's usually in a cutaway designed to get a quick laugh. Although I can't remember acne, Paulie Bleeker (Michael Cera) of "Juno" looked more realistic in general than most movie teenagers, and that certainly includes his wardrobe. | RogerEbert Headlines |
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Tri-City Herald: Business |
| Mid-Columbia students flocking to online classes | Sun, May 11 06:22 AM |
| As a teacher, Danielle Belliston is required to complete continuing education. |
Tri-City Herald: Business |
| Columbia Center Rotary raises funds for charities | Sat, May 10 09:26 AM |
| Columbia Center Rotary Club member Sondra Rader plans to wear a neckerchief and a cowboy hat to the clubs annual mortgage burning party today. |
Tri-City Herald: Business |
| Elma firm to remove Big Pasco fire debris
| Fri, May 9 02:01 AM |
| Remnants of a warehouse in the Big Pasco Industrial Center in Pasco that was destroyed in a February fire will be cleared soon. |
Tri-City Herald: Business |
| Business owners critical of state lawmakers
| Thu, May 8 02:00 AM |
| Washington is not business-friendly. |
Tri-City Herald: Business |
| Unemployment claims up in Tri-Cities, but economists unfazed
| Wed, May 7 01:59 AM |
| About 250 more Tri-Citians filed for unemployment benefits last month than in April last year. |
Tri-City Herald: Business |
| World getting taste of Washington wines
| Tue, May 6 01:59 AM |
| Seventy-eight international wine importers, distributors and hoteliers from more than 20 countries are touring the Mid-Columbia for a taste of Washington wines. |
Tri-City Herald: Business |
| Washington's pinball wizard
| Mon, May 5 01:58 AM |
| Looking at the front of James Edes' Milton home, you'd never guess what's inside. Living room and kitchen give no clue to Edes' consuming electronic passion. |
Tri-City Herald: Business |
| Taxable retail sales up in 2007 for Mid-Columbia
| Sun, May 4 06:44 PM |
| Remember that endless day you spent Christmas shopping at stores throughout the Mid-Columbia?
And the wine aficionado relatives who visited the Tri-Cities and spent a small fortune on a selection of vintages? |
Tri-City Herald: Business |
| Asparagus money passes committee
| Sat, May 3 01:59 AM |
| The $15 million tucked in the Farm Bill for asparagus growers in Washington, California and Michigan appears to have made it through the scrutiny of a Senate-House conference committee. |
Tri-City Herald: Business |
| WSU Tri-Cities vineyard gets trellises
| Fri, May 2 02:03 AM |
| Workers from Phinny Hill Vineyards have spent nearly a week installing a trellis system for wine grape vines at Washington State University Tri-Cities. |
Tri-City Herald: Business |
| High demand, price of rice good news to US farmers | Sun, May 11 02:27 PM |
| Dipping its left wing, a canary-yellow biplane makes a sharp turn and dives over a flooded field, showering rice on the shallow water 15 feet below. |
Tri-City Herald: Business |
| Wall Street looks to US consumers for direction | Sun, May 11 02:23 PM |
| With millions of stimulus checks going out to taxpayers, Wall Street wants to know where that money will be spent - and this week's data could help investors gauge the mind-set of the average consumer. |
Tri-City Herald: Business |
| Mesa Air looks for shareholders' OK to offer more shares | Sun, May 11 12:33 PM |
| Mesa Air Group Inc. hopes shareholders will soothe its financial troubles this week by allowing the airline to issue millions of new shares valued at nearly twice the company's current market capitalization. |
Tri-City Herald: Business |
| China establishes company to make its own jumbo jets | Sun, May 11 12:23 PM |
| China has established a homegrown company to make passenger jumbo jets, state media reported Sunday - a step forward in the country's quest to become less dependent on Boeing and Airbus. |
Tri-City Herald: Business |
| Ecuador wary of World Bank arbitration in Occidental case | Sun, May 11 12:23 PM |
| President Rafael Correa said Saturday he has "no confidence" in the World Bank arbitration branch that is hearing U.S. oil company Occidental's lawsuit against Ecuador. |
Tri-City Herald: Business |
| Next generation of business software could get more fun | Sun, May 11 12:13 PM |
| Once upon a time, people bonded with their co-workers on office softball teams and traded gossip at the watercooler. |
Tri-City Herald: Business |
| Asset sales boost Clear Channel profit; Deal still in limbo | Sat, May 10 04:17 AM |
| Clear Channel Communications Inc., a major radio and outdoor advertising company, reported higher first-quarter earnings Friday on asset sales but operating results were flat, reflecting weak demand for radio advertising. |
Tri-City Herald: Business |
| EBay's PayPal rule in Australia draws fire | Sun, May 11 08:33 AM |
| EBay Inc. is exploring whether to require customers to use its online payment service PayPal, a move that has angered users and prompted antitrust scrutiny in Australia, where a PayPal-only rule takes effect next month. |
Tri-City Herald: Business |
| Data from Columbia disk drives survived the shuttle accident | Sun, May 11 12:18 PM |
| Jon Edwards often manages what appears impossible. He has recovered precious data from computers wrecked in floods and fires and dumped in lakes. Now Edwards may have set a new standard: He found information on a melted disk drive that fell from the sky when space shuttle Columbia disintegrated in 2003. |
Tri-City Herald: Business |
| Dell procurement exec retires | Fri, May 9 05:25 PM |
| An executive at Dell Inc. who led the slumping computer maker's procurement efforts and managed its relationships with suppliers has left the company, Dell said late Friday. |
Tri-City Herald: Business |
| NYT > Business |
| Losing a Home, Then Losing All Out of Storage | Sat, May 10 09:59 PM |
Some people cannot keep up with storage bills any better than their mortgages, and their property is being sold off.
| NYT > Business |
| That Must Be Bob. I Hear His New Hip Squeaking. | Sun, May 11 06:27 AM |
Some patients’ noisy artificial hips are interrupting daily life and raising questions about more serious problems.
| NYT > Business |
| As Gazprom Goes, So Goes Russia | Sun, May 11 09:54 AM |
The energy giant Gazprom and the state are cozier than ever now that its chairman, Dmitri A. Medvedev, is president.
| NYT > Business |
| News Corporation Withdraws Its Bid for Newsday | Sat, May 10 10:02 PM |
Cablevision appeared likely to prevail in the bidding for the newspaper after the News Corporation pulled out.
| NYT > Business |
| Humbler, After a Streak of Magic | Sat, May 10 08:34 PM |
For 15 years through 2005, Bill Miller’s investments handily beat stock market averages. But for the last two years, the market has handily pulverized him.
| NYT > Business |
| Slipstream: Do You Have That Portable in a Midsize? | Sat, May 10 08:41 PM |
Between laptop-sized computers and hand-held devices, is there room for a third category whose size would fall between the two?
| NYT > Business |
| Market Maker: A Peek Behind the Price at the Pump | Sat, May 10 08:40 PM |
Federal gas taxes are only one part of the prices at the pump and a harder-to-control factor is emerging as a main reason behind the increase in energy costs: the sinking dollar.
| NYT > Business |
| Economic View: When Should the Fed Crash the Party? | Sat, May 10 08:42 PM |
The debate over intervention is not ancient history and it replays in today’s headlines.
| NYT > Business |
| Checking In: Arriving in London: Hotels Made in China | Sat, May 10 08:48 PM |
The aggressive expansion plans of Travelodge, one of the largest budget hotel chains in Britain, hinge on the use of prefabricated hotel rooms, manufactured in China.
| NYT > Business |
| In the Region | Westchester: Parking Space as Living Space? | Sat, May 10 07:43 PM |
A report suggested using land in office parks for moderate-cost housing, but officials are wary.
| NYT > Business |
| Novelties: A Buyer’s Guide to Inventions, in Plain English | Sat, May 10 08:42 PM |
A Web-based service under development offers a new tool intended to help with the matchmaking of inventors and companies.
| NYT > Business |
| Fundamentally: How to Tell if a Rally Is Real | Sat, May 10 08:43 PM |
In fits and starts, blue-chip stocks have been climbing higher since mid-March. But many market watchers aren’t convinced that the worst of this market storm is behind us
| NYT > Business |
| Everybody’s Business: You Can’t Make This Stuff Up, or Can You? | Sat, May 10 08:46 PM |
In my heart, I would like my son to be a real-life counterpart of a character on my latest imaginary TV series brainchild: “The Hedges of Greenwich, Conn.”
| NYT > Business |
| Fresh Starts: Roaming the World, Detecting Fashion | Sat, May 10 08:47 PM |
Linda DeFranco is a fashion trend forecaster, which involves as much on market analysis as on spotting street trends.
| NYT > Business |
| Suits: A Hurdle for TV: Wall Street Reality | Sat, May 10 09:08 PM |
The mortgage crisis has made it harder to find willing participants for “Wall Street Warriors,” a cable television show that documents the lives of traders, brokers, bankers and other financial professionals.
| NYT > Business |
| The Boss: Voices in Concert | Sat, May 10 08:47 PM |
Peter Grosslight is the worldwide head of music for the William Morris Agency.
| NYT > Business |
| The Count: What Could I Get for my House? Please, Don’t Ask | Sun, May 11 03:20 AM |
Many people who bought houses last year have actually seen the value of their investment decline.
| NYT > Business |
| Shifting Careers: Why Leisure Matters in a Busy World | Mon, May 5 05:38 AM |
Leisure has many different definitions — we can even have leisure at work and be more productive, healthy and creative.
| NYT > Business |
| The Promise and Perils of Ceramics in Artificial Hips | Sat, May 10 12:03 PM |
After an initial rush of orders of ceramic hip replacements, sales have dropped on concerns over squeaking.
| NYT > Business |
| Stocks and Earnings Suffer Together | Sat, May 10 08:46 PM |
The stock market fell last week, beaten down by grim corporate earnings reports and the burden of record-breaking energy prices.
| NYT > Business |
| The World: Oil Prices Are Up and Politicians Are Angry. Yawn. | Sat, May 10 08:06 PM |
What can Washington do to reduce gas prices in the near term? The short answer, alas, is not much.
| NYT > Business |
| Almighty: The Dollar: Shrinkable but (So Far) Unsinkable | Sat, May 10 07:49 PM |
What are the chances that a day of reckoning is coming, when the dollar would be so weak that America would have to play by the rules that apply to every other country?
| NYT > Business |
| The Way We Live Now: First-Class Privilege | Fri, May 9 03:14 PM |
Why expedited security scans for elite travelers would be hard to curtail.
| NYT > Business |
| Consumed: Almighty Dolor | Fri, May 9 11:18 AM |
As Americans, we like the dollar, but as investors, we’re a little more willing to go where the money is.
| NYT > Business |
| Fair Game: Big Rescues Can Work. Just Ask New York. | Sun, May 11 07:45 AM |
Felix Rohatyn, a financier and former U.S. ambassador, was a central player in the 1975 plan that saved New York City from bankruptcy.
| NYT > Business |
| Yahoo! News: Business |
| EnCana to split in two with oil at record highs
(Reuters)
| Sun, May 11 02:17 PM |
 Reuters - EnCana Corp , Canada's
biggest energy company, said on Sunday it plans to split into
two separate oil and natural gas firms in an effort to wring
out more value with crude prices at record highs.
| Yahoo! News: Business |
| Cablevision near deal to buy Newsday: report
(Reuters)
| Sun, May 11 01:02 PM |
 Reuters - Tribune Co is close to a deal to sell
Newsday to Cablevision Systems Corp for $650 million,
the Long Island paper reported on its website on Sunday, citing
people familiar with the negotiations.
| Yahoo! News: Business |
| Citigroup eyes selling Japan consumer unit: paper
(Reuters)
| Sat, May 10 10:26 PM |
 Reuters - Citigroup Inc is considering
selling its Japanese consumer finance company CFJ KK or cutting
the unit's business significantly as part of its plans to shed
assets, Japanese daily Nikkei reported on Sunday.
| Yahoo! News: Business |
| China forms company to make regional, jumbo jets
(Reuters)
| Sun, May 11 12:03 AM |
| Reuters - China has established a company to
build regional commercial jets, with an eye to eventually
reducing the country's reliance on Boeing and Airbus
for jumbo jets, official media said on Sunday. | Yahoo! News: Business |
| News Corp unexpectedly drops bid for Newsday
(Reuters)
| Sat, May 10 12:05 PM |
 Reuters - Rupert Murdoch's News Corp (NWSa.N) on
Saturday dropped its $580 million bid for Tribune Co's Newsday
newspaper, just days after Murdoch said a deal was imminent,
leaving cable television operator Cablevision as the
likely winner of the Long Island daily.
| Yahoo! News: Business |
| March trade deficit drops by bigger-than-expected amount
(AP)
| Sat, May 10 03:56 AM |
 AP - The U.S. trade deficit narrowed sharply in March as demand for imports fell by the largest amount since the last recession was ending. Analysts forecast that trade would continue to be one of the economy's few bright spots this year.
| Yahoo! News: Business |
| Citigroup eyes selling Japan consumer unit: paper
(Reuters)
| Sat, May 10 10:26 PM |
Reuters - Citigroup Inc is considering
selling its Japanese consumer finance company CFJ KK or cutting
the unit's business significantly as part of its plans to shed
assets, Japanese daily Nikkei reported on Sunday.
| Yahoo! News: Business |
| Retailers likely to post grim 1st-quarter results
(AP)
| Sun, May 11 12:00 PM |
 AP - After slashing inventory and cutting expenses, the retail industry is still bracing for the largest overall quarterly profit decline in at least nine years when merchants report their first-quarter earnings this week.
| Yahoo! News: Business |
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| JS_PSYME.AFD | |
| Updated: 2007-08-17 - RiskRating: low - PatternFile: 4.652.07 | TREND MICRO VirusAlert |
| TROJ_ACCDROP.D | |
| Updated: 2007-08-16 - RiskRating: low - PatternFile: 4.656.03 | TREND MICRO VirusAlert |
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| WORM_SILLY.SCC | |
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| InternetNews Realtime News for IT Managers |
| Will Vista in the Enterprise Ever Take Off? | |
Wondering whether Vista will ever catch on with enterprise customers? The answer may be 'Yes, but not quite yet.' | InternetNews Realtime News for IT Managers |
| Memory Prices Heading Up | |
Memory makers have finally stopped adding capacity because they spent
themselves broke. | InternetNews Realtime News for IT Managers |
| A 'SaaSy' Approach to Wireless Security | |
AirTight is wagering that its software-as-a-service approach can help enterprises lock down their Wi-Fi. | InternetNews Realtime News for IT Managers |
| Microsoft's Patch Day Targets Four Vulnerabilities | |
Hole in the Jet database considered the most severe, since it affects so
many Microsoft and third-party apps. | InternetNews Realtime News for IT Managers |
| ooVoo vooms past Typical Video Conferencing | |
Startup meshes chat, IM, file sharing and video messaging. | InternetNews Realtime News for IT Managers |
| Can Motorola Fix its 'Warring Tribes'? | |
A current and former employee explain why they think the culture at the troubled hardware maker needs fixing. | InternetNews Realtime News for IT Managers |
| Technical Analysis: Stocks At Support | |
The Dow and S&P could find support near here. | InternetNews Realtime News for IT Managers |
| Techs Dodge Financial Fallout | |
Another debacle in the financial sector had little effect on the tech sector Friday, as a number of strong earnings reports limited losses. | InternetNews Realtime News for IT Managers |
| Microsoft: EC Fine is Not Fine | |
The company will go to the mat over the European Commission's $1.35 billion fine. | InternetNews Realtime News for IT Managers |
| Apeer Has an Eye For Media Collaboration | |
New program both competes and complements WebEx for collaboration. | InternetNews Realtime News for IT Managers |
| Linux File Systems: You Get What You Pay For | |
Linux file systems have a number of limitations that make them a poor choice for large and high-performance computing environments. | InternetNews Realtime News for IT Managers |
| Centralized Security Reporting for Open Source | |
oCERT takes shape, but not every big open source vendor is directly involved. | InternetNews Realtime News for IT Managers |
| Microsoft Makes it Clear on Yahoo | |
Nominees for election to Yahoo's board are free to go. | InternetNews Realtime News for IT Managers |
| Google Hints on YouTube Plans, Yahoo Cooperation | |
The Web search leader aims to squeeze more money from its video site, mulls future deals with Yahoo and talks up its own growth strategy. | InternetNews Realtime News for IT Managers |
| Facebook, 49 States in Web Safety Pact | |
Deal is aimed at curtailing abuse. | InternetNews Realtime News for IT Managers |
| PayPal Prepping Next-Gen Platform | |
Please don't think we compete with Visa. We're much different, the payment company says. | InternetNews Realtime News for IT Managers |
| SaaS Tool Offers Custom Database Development | |
Now non-programmers can build enterprise-class apps fast and on the cheap. | InternetNews Realtime News for IT Managers |
| NASA, SGI Plan Petaflop Computer Breakthrough | |
The latest supercomputer will be built on Intel and Linux. Again. | InternetNews Realtime News for IT Managers |
| XP Service Pack Rocky for Some, OK for Others | |
Windows XP's last service pack poses challenges for some users, but so far it's largely business as usual. | InternetNews Realtime News for IT Managers |
| House Democrats Try Again With Net Neutrality Bill | |
Eyeing anticompetitive threats, lawmakers bring forward new legislation to curb ISPs' network management. | InternetNews Realtime News for IT Managers |
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Tri-City Herald: Mid-Columbia News |
| Tri-City mom may be seeing double on Mother's Day | Sun, May 11 06:34 AM |
| Mary McMann knew her husband would come back to her.
She knew it deep down, and
that sustained her even as casualties in Iraq mounted and the news carried stories of soldiers killed by roadside bombs -- the kind of bombs her husband, Andrew, was sent to clear. |
Tri-City Herald: Mid-Columbia News |
| Moses Lake man dies, son hurt in head-on collision near Mesa
| Sun, May 11 06:54 AM |
| MESA -- A Moses Lake man is dead and his 3-year-old son is in critical condition after a head-on crash Saturday near Mesa. |
Tri-City Herald: Mid-Columbia News |
| Treasure hunters buzzing around at Horn Rapids
| Sun, May 11 01:44 AM |
| Quinton Markel instantly dropped to his knees when his metal detector buzzed, expertly fingering through the thick grass and pocketing his prize -- a quarter. |
Tri-City Herald: Mid-Columbia News |
| A cure just out of reach for Richland man
| Sun, May 11 01:44 AM |
| Lonnie Cook had gone through 10 rounds of chemo in nearly as many months when he told his wife in March that he no longer wanted the treatment that was slowing the progression of his rare terminal cancer. |
Tri-City Herald: Mid-Columbia News |
| Wallula paper mill powered by 'refuse derived fuel'
| Sun, May 11 01:44 AM |
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Tri-City Herald: Mid-Columbia News |
| Former Kennewick teacher pleads guilty to assaults
| Sat, May 10 01:45 AM |
| Benton County prosecutors say they will dismiss charges against a retired Kennewick teacher after he pleaded guilty in Seattle to sexually assaulting male students during out-of-town trips. |
Tri-City Herald: Mid-Columbia News |
| Diploma time a family affair at WSU Tri-Cities (w/ video) | Sat, May 10 12:22 PM |
| Graduations are an exciting time filled with happiness, pride and celebration. |
Tri-City Herald: Mid-Columbia News |
| Apply to adopt Chocolate
| Sat, May 10 01:45 AM |
| Chocolate the dog will need a home soon. |
Tri-City Herald: Mid-Columbia News |
| A hot cup of socio-global awareness
| Sat, May 10 01:46 AM |
| A sweet, fruity aroma with full body and notes of flower and chocolate will greet the palates of visitors to Barracuda Coffee Co. in Richland this afternoon. |
Tri-City Herald: Mid-Columbia News |
| Brush fire singes West Richland homes
| Sat, May 10 01:45 AM |
| Two 13-year-old girls playing with lighters are suspected of sparking a blaze that burned some storage sheds and several old vehicles in the backyard of a West Richland home. |
Tri-City Herald: Mid-Columbia News |
| Yahoo! News: Top Stories |
| Over 20 dead in Mo., Okla., Ga. after new round of storms
(AP)
| Sun, May 11 01:49 PM |
 AP - Crews and search dogs hunted Sunday for survivors or bodies in piles of debris after tornadoes and storms rumbled across the region a day earlier and killed at least 21 people in three states.
| Yahoo! News: Top Stories |
| Boat carrying Myanmar aid sinks; toll climbs beyond 28,000
(AP)
| Sun, May 11 11:54 AM |
 AP - Myanmar's monumental task of feeding and sheltering 1.5 million cyclone survivors suffered yet another blow Sunday when a boat laden with relief supplies one of the first international shipments sank on its way to the disaster zone.
| Yahoo! News: Top Stories |
| Clinton goes from inevitable nominee to on the ropes
(AP)
| Sun, May 11 12:26 PM |
 AP - Hillary Rodham Clinton began her presidential quest armed with talent, tenacity, fame, money, connections and a team that knew how to win.
| Yahoo! News: Top Stories |
| Serbia's pro-Western president declares victory in elections
(AP)
| Sun, May 11 02:27 PM |
 AP - Serbia's pro-Western president declared victory in Sunday's parliamentary elections a stunning upset over ultranationalists who tried to exploit anger over Kosovo's independence and thwart the nation's ambitions to join the European Union.
| Yahoo! News: Top Stories |
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