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1. No doubt Russian women are the most beautiful in the world November 19, 2009 It is clear in many men’s minds that Russian women are the most beautiful in the world. In fact, many men are discovering that aside from their beauty Russian women make the perfect wife. However there has been a lot of bad press about Russian women and the Russian bride’s topic much of it untrue. Russian woman on average seek out a partner is between the ages of 25-30. So if you are looking through profiles on one of the dating sites you will see that most women are of a young age. Many American women have been very worked up with the fact that their men would rather fly thousands of miles ... (read more) Author: english Russian hendrick

2. Discover American history and hospitality in Boston November 19, 2009 The gateway to New England and the historic capital of the east coast, Boston has all the red-brick charm and seasonal beauty you would expect from this colonial city. As one of America’s oldest cities, founded in 1630 by English colonists and achieving city status in 1822, social history and a strong sense of self is everywhere, with proud Bostonians usually all too happy to share their fascinating city with inquisitive guests. Not only is Boston perhaps America’s most historic city, but it is also the culture hub of New England, and it’s not hard to see why. Hop on one of the many city to... (read more) Author: Jonathan Wallace

3. Marketing In Bangkok November 19, 2009 Marketing in Bangkok is a unique experience when compared to many other cities and certainly when compared to American cities. First, the Asian culture is completely different from the west. Second, although the overwhelming majority of people in Bangkok are Thai, there are also sizable communities of people who speak Japanese, English and Chinese. This means that trying to reach people through Traditional media can be difficult since there are Thai, English and Japanese newspapers here and radio stations in Thai, English and Chinese. And the mass market TV stations are all in Thai. Since rea... (read more) Author: Tom Aikins

4. Autry Center Exhibit Showcases Native American Basketry November 18, 2009 Lidded basket with knob handle, stacked wood design; plain twined; 3-strand twine; beargrass; and maidenhair fernMade by Elizabeth Hickox (Karuk/ Wiyot) Circa 1913The ancient Native American art of basket weaving is undergoing a revival. A new exhibit at the Autry National Center of the American West brings together some of the finest traditional and modern examples of the art.Baskets made of reeds and grass are found throughout the Americas, says Steven Karr, curator of history and culture at the Autry National Center. They have a practical use as containers for food or household objects, w... (read more)

5. America, A Nation Of Immigrants Or A Nation Of Wimps? November 19, 2009 History shows that America is a nation of immigrants. Unless you or your ancestors are Native American, if you live in America you or your ancestors are immigrants. My grandparents were immigrants. My grandparents came to America from Russia, from a city near the border with Poland, prior to World War I. They came to America to escape German occupation, religious persecution, and death. My grandparents, Harry and Anna, landed at Ellis Island in New York. They spoke no English. They had no education. They had no money. They were among the poor, the tired, the huddled masses, yearning to ... (read more) Author: Andrew Lawrence

6. What Makes Classic Books? November 19, 2009 A classic is, “Something that everybody wants to have read and nobody wants to read," or so said Mark Twain. What characterizes a classic work of fiction? Is it determined by the number of printings the book has undergone? Is it a classic because it has been translated into many languages? Is it called a classic because some distinguished soul said it is a classic? Though these are interesting to note, they do not determine a work is classic. A classic first is timely. This means that it is often an influence on, or, at least, an expression of the times when it was written. Uncle To... (read more) Author: Susie Wilson

7. US / China Summit Ends with No Breakthroughs, But Vows of Cooperation November 17, 2009 Presidents Barack Obama (r) and Hu Jintao in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, 17 Nov 2009A Sino-American summit in Beijing has produced no breakthroughs, but vows of cooperation from the leaders of the two countries.   U.S. President Barack Obama spent several hours Tuesday in closed-door talks with his Chinese counterpart, Hu Jintao.The two met after a welcoming ceremony at the Great Hall of the People, where a Chinese military honor guard stood in formation as rows of dignitaries looked on. The ceremony was formal and brief, leaving as much time as possible for a ... (read more)

8. Best Rare US Coins Online November 18, 2009 Welcome to my blog AmericanCoin.com - there are a lot of rare us coins out there to choose between - when it comes to buying such items you want to be sure that you make the correct choice. Finding English coins that fit with your collection and budget could be a challenge. We have articles here which will help you find out all about buying the perfect rare us coins Bookmark this site and come back to see our daily 'hot pick'. Rare coin values are destined to continue to rise so buying the right ones now is an important call. They alter significantly in price and type. It is vital t... (read more) Author: ian erce

9. Kenya said to Give Shelter to Financier of Rwandan Genocide November 16, 2009 The U.S. ambassador on war crimes accuses Kenya of continuing to harbor a chief financier of the Rwandan genocide. The American official also expressed U.S. support for the decision by the International Criminal Court's prosecutor to begin proceedings against the suspected perpetrators of violence in Kenya.Wanted poster for Felicien KabugaU.S. Ambassador-at-Large for War Crimes Issues Stephen Rapp met with Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga and Kenya's Justice Minister Mitula Kilonzo. The ambassador, who served for six years at the Tanzanian-based International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, s... (read more)

10. Report: US Troop Morale Down in Afghanistan November 14, 2009 US Army soldiers in AfghanistanA U.S. military survey says morale among American troops in Afghanistan has dropped sharply because of increased fighting and multiple deployments.The army survey says the number of soldiers who reported their unit's morale as being high or very high dropped by nearly half (to 5.7 percent) in 2009, compared to 10.2 percent in the last study in 2007.Army Surgeon General Lieutenant General Eric Schoomaker says soldiers continue to face stress from multiple deployments into combat.One in five soldiers in Afghanistan reported psychological problems such as anxiety, ... (read more)

11. Clinton Discusses North Korea, Burma Issues at APEC November 11, 2009 U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says a high-ranking American diplomat will travel to North Korea for talks with the isolated regime, despite this week's naval clash between North and South Korea.U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton addresses a press conference after attending APEC ministerial meetings in Singapore, 11 Nov 2009Clinton made the comment Wednesday on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Singapore.The U.S. State Department announced Tuesday that it has agreed to send special envoy Stephen Bosworth to Pyongyang in an effort to revive the six-na... (read more)

12. China Ready to Welcome President Obama November 10, 2009 US President Barack Obama Sino-American relations are likely to get a boost when President Barack Obama comes to China later this month. The potential to work together to combat climate change is expected to overshadow more contentious issues, such as trade, military relations and human rights.  From tentative beginnings in the 1970's, Sino-American ties have grown into what is often described as one of the most important relationships in the world.  China was one highlight of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's first trip abroad. "The inter-dependent world in which we live requires... (read more)

13. Asia to Welcome President Obama November 10, 2009 U.S. President Barack Obama will make his first trip to Asia this month with stops in Japan, Singapore, China and South Korea. In Singapore, Mr. Obama will attend the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation forum. It will be his first meeting with Southeast Asian leaders, including Burma. Many Asian countries are welcoming the renewed American engagement but some are disappointed Mr. Obama will not visit them on this trip.US President Barack Obama In his first trip to Asia as President, Mr. Obama is expected to emphasize renewed cooperation between the U.S. and Asian nations. His first stop is... (read more)

14. Eritrea is Focus of Brussels Meeting November 09, 2009 Sudan, Eritrea, and SomaliaInternational experts and politicians are in Brussels for a two-day meeting on ways to harmonize European and American policy on Eritrea and other parts of the Horn of Africa.  The meeting is sponsored by Europe External Policy Advisors, a Brussels-based research group.  It is being held amid mounting international concern about Eritrea's human-rights policy and allegations the Eritrean government supports Islamist insurgents in neighboring Somalia.In August, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton warned the Eritrean government would face sanctions if it c... (read more)

15. Clinton Urges 'Compassion' for Americans Detained in Iran November 09, 2009 Parking lot where 3 American hikers were believed to have parked before disappearing near Sulaimaniyah, northeast of Baghdad, Iraq U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is urging Iran to show compassion and release three Americans held since July for apparently crossing into Iranian territory while hiking in Northern Iraq. Iran says the three are being charged with espionage.  Clinton met with families of the three Americans last week in action that raised the profile of the case. But her reaction Monday to word they are being charged with spying was relatively low-key, with the Secre... (read more)

16. Russian brides and romance November 11, 2009 Over the last decade there have been thousands of Russian women marrying American, and western European men. The Internet has been one of the major sources behind this idea and is playing a big role in how men and women meet. Meeting your future partner on the internet has become an acceptable way of life in today’s modern age, and hundreds of Russian brides dating sites have appeared on the internet to cater for the man searching for a Russian bride. According to a survey conducted by the American bride agencies, there are more than 150,000 women married to American men each year. Their... (read more) Author: english Russian hendrick

17. 'Children of War' Documents Rehabilitation of Former Child Soldiers November 06, 2009 American filmmaker Bryan Single explores the rehabilitation process of former child soldiers in northern Ugandan in his new movie "Children of War." The film premiered recently in Washington. Children of WarThese boys are the lucky ones who appear in Bryan Single's documentary, Children of War. He's alive to tell about the years that he and thousands of other children spent fighting for the Lord's Resistance Army rebel group."It essentially focuses on a group of children, about 80 of them in this rehabilitation center," Single explains, "Out of that, three emerged more predominantly than... (read more)

18. China Looks Forward to Hosting President Obama  November 06, 2009 China says President Obama's visit to will help push Sino-American relations to what a Chinese official described as "a new historical starting point." At the same time, the two countries must deal with disagreements over trade and climate change. Chinese Vice Foreign Minister He YafeiChinese Vice Foreign Minister He Yafei said Friday his government has high hopes for President Obama's visit to China later this month.He says this will be President Obama's first visit to China. He described it as a "big event in Sino-American relations."The vice foreign minister says there is "great scope" for ... (read more)

19. Nigeria Says It's Ready to Contain Swine Flu November 05, 2009 Health officials in Nigeria, Africa's most populous nation, have urged Nigerians not to panic following the detection of the first case of the H1N1 virus, commonly known as swine flu, in the country. A nine-year old American girl in Lagos tested positive for swine flu infection. A wave of panic swept across the country over fears a swine flu pandemic may be in the offing in Nigeria. But Health Minister Babatunde Osotimehin moved quickly to assure Nigerians there are no other reported cases so far and that the government would ensure adequate protection."Diagnostic facilities have been put in ... (read more)

20. Sierra Leonean-American Football Star Launches Global Health Center November 05, 2009 American football player Madieu Williams is launching a Center for Global Health that will focus on public health initiatives in Sierra Leone's capital, Freetown, and Prince George's County, Maryland.  Minnesota Vikings' Madieu Williams warms up during football training camp in Mankato, Minnesota (file July 2008)Madieu Williams plays free safety for the professional American football team the Minnesota Vikings. But he is not just a star football player, he also wants to give back to the two unique communities that he calls home. Williams was just nine years old when his family moved from... (read more)

21. US Billionaire Bets Big on US Economy November 05, 2009 Warren BuffettAmerican billionaire investor Warren Buffett has cast a big vote of confidence on the U.S. economy by purchasing one of the nation's largest rail systems. The deal, worth $44 billion, marks the single biggest investment ever undertaken by Buffett's company. Analysts say it's also a big gamble on the economic future of the United States.To determine if the economy is on the right track, Warren Buffett says look to the nation's railroads. "I do think things like rail car holdings are important," Buffet said. "I mean, that is telling you what is coming into this country, goin... (read more)

22. Former US President Links Mideast Extremism, Lack of Opportunity November 04, 2009 Former US Pres. Bill Clinton talks to the audience at the American University of Dubai, UAE, 04 Nov 2009Former U.S. President Bill Clinton has addressed extremism in the Middle East, drawing a parallel between suicide bombers and a lack of opportunity.In an address to the American University in Dubai Wednesday, Mr. Clinton asked rhetorically, "What leads to suicide bombing?" It is the belief, he said, that there is more to gain in the next world than this one. In his speech, the former president addressed the plight of the Palestinians. He said that if they believe tomorrow will be like yest... (read more)

23. Iranians Rally on Anniversary of American Embassy Takeover November 04, 2009 Iran is marking the 30th anniversary of the takeover of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran, with anti-American demonstrations. But opposition forces are using the occasion to protest their own government.An image grab taken from Iran's official Arabic-language Al-Alam TV shows Iranians holding an anti-US rally in Tehran, 04 Nov 2009Thousands of people turned out for a government-sponsored rally outside the old U.S. Embassy in Tehran.The crowds shouted "God is great" and "death to America" as speakers recalled the events of 1979, when revolutionary students seized the U.S. Embassy and held 52 American... (read more)

24. President Obama to Meet with Native American Tribal Leaders October 29, 2009 President Barack Obama has invited leaders of the more than 500 Native American tribes in the United States to a White House Tribal Nations Conference on November 5. Mr. Obama says he wants to hear directly from the leaders about how his administration can help them meet their needs. Joe ShirleyThe Navajo tribe has the largest reservation in the U.S., more than 67,000 square kilometers across parts of the southwest states of Arizona, New Mexico and Utah. The quality of life is typically poor. Many homes do not have running water or electricity. Navajo President Joe Shirley says that when Pr... (read more)

25. Professional American Football Returns to Britain October 28, 2009 American professional football returned to the heartland of soccer a few days ago, as the New England Patriots faced the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on the hallowed turf of London's Wembley stadium. For the third year in a row, a sell-out crowd screamed and enjoyed a piece of true Americana in a regular season contest. For both teams, playing in London was a unique part of their season and both squads were well supported in Britain where television coverage over the years has boosted interest. They came from all across Britain, from Ireland and the European continent too, fans of American profe... (read more)

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