Clashes rock Damascus as rebels push insurgent tactics
Heavy firefights in a Damascus upscale district near embassies and government offices left at least three people dead. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said 18 security troops were wounded with two later believed dead, calling it the most violent clash near security centers since the uprising began.
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Syria
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Four die in Toulouse school shooting attack
A gunman on a motorbike opened fire at the Ozar Hatorah Jewish school in Toulouse killing a rabbi, his two sons, and another child, injuring a 17-year-old. The attacker fled on a motorcycle after dragging the 7-year-old Miriam Monsonego by the hair and shooting her. Authorities raised security in France as President Sarkozy denounced the act and racism fears grew ahead of the presidential race.
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Ozar Hatorah School
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Arieh
Miriam Monsonego
Baroukh
Nicole Yardeni
Yardeni
Michel Valet
Valet
Israel
United States
Jo Goldenberg
Paris
Notre Dame Cathedral
Ozar Hatorah Jewish School
University to post original Einstein manuscripts online
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem will digitize and publish all 80 000 items from Albert Einsteins archives. Funded by the Polonsky Foundation UK the project expands beyond 900 images and an incomplete catalog, offering a full inventory and high resolution access to scholars worldwide with cross referencing.
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California Institute of Technology
Avalanche kills five in Norway on Sorbmeisa mountain
An avalanche buried Swiss and French skiers on Sorbmeisa mountain 40 miles east of Tromsø Norway. Five people died while one Swiss man survived and was taken to a local hospital in stable condition. Rescuers used beacon data to locate victims after a 3,000 foot snow wall crashed down amid Arctic conditions.
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