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  •  Tuesday, 22 February 2011 04:37 DELRAY BEACH: US top seed Andy Roddick pulled out of the ATP Delray Beach International Championship on Monday, complaining that he felt ill after winning his 30th career ATP crown on Sunday at Memphis. Roddick was pushed to the limit by 20-year-old Canadian Milos Raonic before winning 7-6 (9/7), 6-7 (11/13), 7-5, smacking a diving forehand passing winner on match point in what he called the greatest shot of his career. Roddick made his pro debut at Delray Beach in 2000 but has not played in the $442,500 Florida event since 2003, his best showing a 2002 runner-up effort

    Top seed Roddick ill, out during Delray Beach

    Tuesday, 22 February 2011 04:37 DELRAY BEACH: US top seed Andy Roddick pulled out of the ATP Delray Beach International Championship on Monday, complaining that he felt ill after winning his 30th career ATP crown on Sunday at Memphis. Roddick was pushed to the limit by 20-year-old Canadian Milos Raonic before winning 7-6 (9/7), 6-7 (11/13), 7-5, smacking a diving forehand passing winner on match point in what he called the greatest shot of his career. Roddick made his pro debut at Delray Beach in 2000 but has not played in the $442,500 Florida event since 2003, his best showing a 2002 runner-up effort

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  •  As Arutz Sheva closes for Sabbath in Israel: The Egyptian army released a statement on state television on Friday telling protestors to go home and promising to end the 30 year old state of emergency soon, as well as hold free elections, while Al Arabiya TV reports that the Egyptian president and his family have left Cairo for the Red Sea area.  Reuters was unable to corroborate the report that Mubarak had arrived at the resort. Friday's military meeting was chaired by Defense Minister Hussein Tantawi, a sign that the military is acting independently of the president. On Thursday, before Mubarak told Egypt he plans to stay in power, the military appeared to be preparing for a coup.

    Al-Arabiya TV Reports Mubarak as well as Family Flew to Sharm el-Sheikh – Arutz Sheva

    As Arutz Sheva closes for Sabbath in Israel: The Egyptian army released a statement on state television on Friday telling protestors to go home and promising to end the 30 year old state of emergency soon, as well as hold free elections, while Al Arabiya TV reports that the Egyptian president and his family have left Cairo for the Red Sea area.  Reuters was unable to corroborate the report that Mubarak had arrived at the resort. Friday's military meeting was chaired by Defense Minister Hussein Tantawi, a sign that the military is acting independently of the president. On Thursday, before Mubarak told Egypt he plans to stay in power, the military appeared to be preparing for a coup.

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  •  BROOKLINE — In a series of portraits shot by photographer Kim Kennedy over the past year, dancers from the Boston Ballet appear to be falling from the sky. Their costumes, fashioned out of newspaper, show signs of fraying in mid-flight

    Keeping his concentration – Boston Globe

    BROOKLINE — In a series of portraits shot by photographer Kim Kennedy over the past year, dancers from the Boston Ballet appear to be falling from the sky. Their costumes, fashioned out of newspaper, show signs of fraying in mid-flight

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    Going vegan for the great means – PCC Courier

    Amber Lu/Courier A "I am Not a Nugget" flier is posted on the bulletin board on the first floor (Performing and Communication Arts) of the C Building. To some, giving up meat seems downright impossible. Juicy hamburgers and crunchy fried chicken are the staples of their protein packed diets and they would inevitably starve in a meatless world.

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  • The World at 10 p.m. Times in EST. At the Nerve Center, news producers Coralie Carlson and Rich Somma can be reached at 800-845-8450 ext.

    BC-AP News Digest 10 pm – Los Angeles Times

    The World at 10 p.m. Times in EST. At the Nerve Center, news producers Coralie Carlson and Rich Somma can be reached at 800-845-8450 ext.

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  •  CAIRO | Sat Jan 29, 2011 10:44am EST CAIRO (Reuters) - Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, who has not had a vice-president since he took office in 1981, appointed his intelligence chief and confidant Omar Suleiman to the post on Saturday, the official news agency said. Vice-president is the post that Mubarak occupied before he was promoted to the presidency following the assassination of his predecessor Anwar Sadat

    Factbox: Omar Suleiman, latest Egyptian vice-president – Reuters

    CAIRO | Sat Jan 29, 2011 10:44am EST CAIRO (Reuters) - Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, who has not had a vice-president since he took office in 1981, appointed his intelligence chief and confidant Omar Suleiman to the post on Saturday, the official news agency said. Vice-president is the post that Mubarak occupied before he was promoted to the presidency following the assassination of his predecessor Anwar Sadat

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  •  Joy is unconfined on the streets of Doha as the decision in Zurich is announced.

    Football crosses latest limit as Qatar wins World Cup opinion for 2022 – The Guardian

    Joy is unconfined on the streets of Doha as the decision in Zurich is announced.

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  • Marah, kesal, geram dan benci bercampur aduk menjadi satu. Itulah suasana hatiku tiap kali mendengar berita seputar konflik di tanah gaza. Betapa tidak, ditengah jaman yang beradab dan harkat kemanusiaan...

    Tuhan kok diam saja seh?

    Marah, kesal, geram dan benci bercampur aduk menjadi satu. Itulah suasana hatiku tiap kali mendengar berita seputar konflik di tanah gaza. Betapa tidak, ditengah jaman yang beradab dan harkat kemanusiaan...

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