more images more images LONDON – Italian actress and model Monica Bellucci is back in shape and slipped into a figure-hugging Dolce & Gabbana dress just a month after giving birth to her second daughter L�onie.
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Monica Bellucci back in shape despite giving birth last month
Apple’s iOS 4 was released today ahead of the launch of the iPhone 4, which becomes available June 24. iPhone users can update to the latest OS via iTunes, but some features will not be available for the iPhone 3G and the update is not available at all for the original iPhone. iOS 4 will not be available on the iPad until this fall
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Hands-on with iOS 4
Henin beats Sevastova 6-4, 6-3 at Wimbledon WIMBLEDON, England ? Seven-time major winner Justine Henin has beaten Latvia’s Anastasija Sevastova in straight sets in the first round at Wimbledon. Henin is a former No
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Justine Henin eases past Anastasija Sevastova 6-4, 6-3 in Wimbledon opener
Spain leads Honduras 2-0 at 60 minutes JOHANNESBURG ? David Villa has scored twice to give Spain a 2-0 lead against Honduras after 60 minutes in their Group H match at the World Cup on Monday.
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David Villa gives Spain 2-0 lead over Honduras after 60 minutes in Group H match at World Cup
Wimbledon closes roof for 1st time in 2010 WIMBLEDON, England ? The roof over Centre Court at Wimbledon was closed for the first time at this year’s tournament Monday
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Wimbledon?s Centre Court roof closing for 1st time in 2010 tournament
more images more images Venus Williams wins 1st-round match at Wimbledon WIMBLEDON, England ? Five-time champion Venus Williams has reached the second round at Wimbledon with a straight-set victory over Rossana de los Rios of Paraguay.
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5-time champion Venus Williams wins 1st-round match at Wimbledon in straight sets
more images more images more images more images more images more images more images more images more images White House disputes Kyl’s account of border talk WASHINGTON ? The White House on Monday disputed a Republican senator’s claim that President Barack Obama refuses to secure the Mexican border until Congress agrees to a wide-ranging overhaul of immigration laws.
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more images more images UK envoy to Afghan-Pakistan taking extended leave LONDON ? Britain’s outspoken special envoy to Afghanistan and Pakistan has taken an extended leave of absence following reports of rifts between the former ambassador and his U.S
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UK envoy to Afghanistan-Pakistan region taking extended leave amid reports of rifts with US
more images more images Amazon cuts Kindle price to $189 after Nook move NEW YORK ? A price war is heating up in the electronic reader market, as Amazon cut the price of its Kindle e-reader below $200 Monday just after Barnes & Noble did the same with its competing Nook device. The rapid-fire moves are fanning flames in ..
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Amazon drops Kindle price $70 to $189 on same day Barnes & Noble cuts Nook price $40 to $199
New hominid moves back date of walking upright WASHINGTON ? Scientists may have found the great, great, great, etc., grandfather of the famous fossil Lucy. A new partial skeleton of an early hominid known as Australopithecus afarensis was discovered in a mud flat of the Afar region of Ethiopia
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Newly found hominid who walked upright may be distant grandfather of famous hominid Lucy
Big names on outside looking in at NBA draft MINNEAPOLIS ? Omar Samhan’s throwback drop-steps in the post and new-age candor with the media made him one of the breakout stars of the NCAA tournament in March. The outspoken center captivated fans with his skills on the court and drew belly laughs in the press room with ..
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Asian dancers dominating ballet competition JACKSON, Miss. ? Asians are dominating the stage as the USA International Ballet Competition heads into its final round, with nearly half the 34 finalists announced Monday hailing from Asian countries. Among those dancers was Maki Onuki, a petite Japanese ballerina who said she’s not surprised so many Asians made the final ..
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Asian dancers dominating stage as international ballet competition enters final week
These days, it’s a rare occurrence that a web-based application is only ever going to remain web-based. What starts as a website usually ends up taking on a life of its own and expanding into mobile apps, GUI-based interfaces, and so on. Unfortunately, the vast majority of websites are still built with the old “web-only” approach in mind—which, in today’s world, introduces by-design limitations in what your software can do: when the client comes calling and asking for, say, an iPhone version of your application, or a client-based management console built in Flex and AIR, mixing your presentation and business-logic layer is going to become a very expensive decision
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⇥ Software, APIs and all the king’s men – Marco Tabini
Spain leads Honduras 1-0 after first half JOHANNESBURG ? David Villa has scored to give Spain a 1-0 lead against Honduras after the first half of their Group H match at the World Cup.
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Adobe to post 2Q results; analyst says CS5 strong NEW YORK ? Software maker Adobe Systems Inc. reports its fiscal first-quarter results on Tuesday after the market closes
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West Point gathering examines endings of US wars WEST POINT, N.Y. ? American wars usually begin with a bang, yet it’s the endings that usually have long-lasting influences, a gathering of prominent military historians told West Point instructors who are training the next generation of Army officers. “Wars don’t end simply, where someone declares victory,” said Brian …
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The End? Military historians at West Point, NY, examine outcomes, effects of America?s wars
Spain leads Honduras 1-0 on Villa goal JOHANNESBURG ? David Villa scored in the 17th minute to give Spain a 1-0 lead against Honduras after 30 minutes of their Group G match Monday. Villa broke into the penalty area from the left flank and beat three defenders before blasting a right-foot shot past goalkeeper Noel Valladares.
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Spain leads Honduras 1-0 on Villa goal after 30 minutes of Group G match
Spain and Honduras 0-0 after 15 minutes JOHANNESBURG ? Spain has piled on pressure in the first 15 minutes of its Group H match Monday against Honduras. David Villa hit the crossbar in the seventh minute with a long-distance shot.
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Spain puts on pressure but at 0-0 with Honduras after 15 minutes in Group H
more images more images Welcome to The Show: Baseball’s rookie revolution It was a Friday night in Florida and 20-year-old Mike Stanton had been in the major leagues for less than two weeks. Still looking for his first home run, he pulled his uniform pants up high and socked a grand slam against Tampa Bay that drew a curtain [..] Read the original article: here .
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Baby Boom: Baseball?s bumper crop of hotshot rookies, now playing at a ballpark near you
Randy Jackson expresses faith in LA justice system LOS ANGELES ? Michael Jackson’s youngest brother says his family is disappointed in a recent ruling allowing a doctor charged in the pop singer’s death to keep his medical license, but they have faith in the judicial process. Randy Jackson released a statement Monday, a week after a Los …
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Michael Jackson?s youngest brother, Randy, thanks fans and expresses faith in judicial system