Regional peace envoys to meet Ivory Coast rebels
West African mediators including foreign ministers from Ghana Niger Nigeria Togo Guinea Bissau and Mali aim to press rebels toward a cease fire in Ivory Coast where half the country has fallen under rebel control. ECOWAS seeks to halt a slide toward civil war as French and American troops evacuate nationals and hold key cities.
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Ivory Coast
Mohamed Ibn Chambas
Ghana
Togo
Guinea-Bissau
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Nigeria
Mali
Sierra Leone
Liberia
Bouake
Chambas
Laurent Gbagbo
Yamoussoukro
Ange- Antoine Leccia
Economic Community of West African States
Ecowas
Paris
West Africa
Burkina Faso
Charles Ble Goude
U.S
Officials blame Abu Sayyaf for Philippines bombing
Philippine authorities blamed Abu Sayyaf for a bombing that killed U S Army Sgt. 1st Class Mark Wayne Jackson and two Filipinos near a restaurant used by troops in Zamboanga. An American Green Beret was also wounded and evacuated for treatment as investigators tied the attack to the Abu Sayyaf group known for kidnapping and beheadings.
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Hermogenes Ebdane
al-Qaida
Abu Sayyaf
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Catherine Morelle-Oliveira
Okinawa
Japan
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Manila
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Imus
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World’s Funniest Joke Winner Found in Hunting Humor
A yearlong LaughLab study by Richard Wiseman gathered about 2 million votes from around the world rating 40 000 jokes. The top joke features two New Jersey hunters with a twist ending, while country preferences show Germans find most jokes funny and Americans favor witty superiority humor.
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LaughLab
Richard Wiseman
Sherlock Holmes
Dr. Watson
New Jersey
Wiseman
University of Hertfordshire
England
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