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Friday, May 24 2013
Romney Trips In London
HOW is it possible for a competent and fluent person such as Mitt Romney, a man who founded a successful private equity business, saved the Salt Lake Olympics, and was governor of a state, Massachusetts - turning ...
BLISSFULLY LOST IN THE WOODS
ACTUALLY, that dateline isn't quite right. It shouldn't be "on" the Pacific Crest Trail, because my daughter and I drifted off the trail. We ended up completely lost in a wilderness of snow, mountains and forests. No phones. No email. No work. A perfect ...
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Nasser stays in fray for Olympic medal

ACE Qatari shooter Nasser bin Saleh al Attiyah kept himself within reach of an Olympic medal, finishing in the leading group at the end of the first day of the qualifying round at the London Games on Monday. The 41-year-old Attiyah, figuring in his fifth...

Diabetes screening units at major health centres soon

DIABETES screening centres will be set up at all the major healthcare facilities in the country soon, according to Dr Mohammed al Thani, director of public health at Supreme Council of Health (SCH)...

World Bank raises concern about rising food prices

THE World Bank on Monday said it stood ready to help governments respond to a broad-based run-up in grain prices that has again put the world's poorest people at risk and could have lingering ...

Agnel wins clash of titans in pool

YANNICK Agnel shredded a starstudded field to win the men's 200m freestyle gold on Monday, one day after his sensational swim gave France the Olympic 4x100m freestyle title. Agnel won France's third swimming gold of the Games in 1min...

Killer Joe kept knocking on Gina's door

IF a part is meant for an actress, it seems, it will keep knocking on her door until she lets it in. Gina Gershon could have played Sharla, the waitress and conniving stepmother in Tracy Letts' play Killer Joe, a decade ago ...

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QC launches Baraha Tents in Al Aziziya
QATAR Charity has launched its first three tents called Baraha Tents in Al Aziziya area. The tents will operate for 11 days and will offer a range of events in an atmosphere of fun and entertainment. The event was attended by Said Youssef bin Ahmed al Kuwari, chief executive officer of Qatar Charity, as well as other officials. The three large tents are well equipped. Every day, the events start at 9pm and continue until 11:30. The tents will remain in that area in front...
ROTA hosts people with special needs at community iftar
TO HIGHLIGHT the true spirit of Ramadan, Reach Out To Asia (ROTA) continued the celebration of the Holy Month by hosting a special iftar event for two community-based organisations for adults and children with special needs. Residents of the Qatar Society for Rehabilitation of Special Needs (QSRSN) and the Dhreima Orphanage took part in the event at the Qatar Foundation ...
Qatargas supports Al Daayen Municipality Garangao
QATARGAS on Sunday announced its support for Al Daayen Municipality Garangao Night celebration, which will be held on August 2, the 14th night of the Holy Month of Ramadan. Garangao is a mid- Ramadan tradition widely celebrated by children across the Gulf region. On the night, children roam around their neighbourhoods singing traditional songs that mark the occasion and receive a ...
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32 die in southern India’s train fire
A FIRE swept through a train car packed with sleeping passengers in southern India on Monday, killing at least 32 people and sending panicked survivors rushing for the only clear exit once the train stopped, officials said. Investigators found charred remains of victims still in their sleeping berths and were struggling to identify them. A railway staff noticed the fire.
200,000 flee Aleppo fighting, says UN
THE UN said 200,000 Syrians have fled the embattled city of Aleppo since intense clashes between regime forces and rebels began 10 days ago. The government forces turned mortars, tank and helicopter gunships against rebel positions on Monday, pressing ahead with a counter-offensive to wrest back control of neighbourhoods taken by rebels in Syria’s commercial hub.
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