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Brazil's 'perfect 10' surfing pioneer
She's a perfect 10; the surfer that other professionals will drag themselves out of the water to watch.


TBR Inside the List
Keith Richardsx2019;s autobiography, x201C;Life,x201D; hits the hardcover nonfiction list at No. 1, unsurprisingly.


Taking Outsize Role in Syria, Qatar Funnels Arms to Rebels
Qatar is using a shadowy arms network to move shoulder-fired missiles to Syria, ignoring American warnings that they could fall into terrorist hands.


German lobbying delays EU car emissions deal
BRUSSELS/PARIS (Reuters) - German lobbying has halted a deal to enforce stricter rules on carbon dioxide emissions for all new cars in the European Union from 2020, EU sources said on Thursday.


Critics Notebook ESPNs Nine for IX Focuses on Women in Sports
All of the documentaries in ESPNs Nine for IX are devoted to women in the sports world, starting with the tennis star Venus Williams.


Sony suffers second box office letdown as it eyes partial spinoff
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Sony, which is studying a partial spinoff of its studio at the urging of major shareholder Daniel Loeb, suffered its second box office misfire of the summer season when its action movie "White House Down" opened with ticket sales below industry forecasts.


Pogue's Posts Blog Dont Forget the Small Ideas That Make a Difference
Headline-grabbing gadgets arent the only useful ideas out there in basement shops and garages, worthy invention is taking place on a much tinier scale.


Global Soccer Decision Time for Spain and Barcelona
Just like Bayern Munich did to Barcelona in the Champions League, Brazil destroyed Spain's style in the Confederations Cup final.


Meet the world's ugliest dog of 2013
June 24 - The winner of the World's Ugliest Dog Contest for 2013 is a Beagle, Basset, Boxer mix named Walle who appears to be "photoshopped" according to one of the judges. Elly Park reports.


U.S. Military Deaths in Afghanistan
The Department of Defense has identified 2,228 American service members who have died as a part of the Afghan war and related operations.


U.S. seeks to calm European outrage over alleged spying
DAR ES SALAAM (Reuters) - President Barack Obama tried on Monday to reassure European allies affronted by reports of U.S. spying by suggesting all the world's intelligence services were involved in finding out the thinking of opponents and allies alike.


15-love Top tennis romances
The life of a tennis professional is tough, but the rewards are plentiful -- and not just in a financial sense.


U.S. Day Ahead Fed votes on bank capital
July 1 - The Federal Reserve is expected to vote on plans to boost U.S. banks' required capital. And two Fedsters on the road speaking Fed Gov Jerome Powell and NY Fed president William Dudley.


Kansas Lands Transfer Tarik Black From Memphis
Memphis forward Tarik Black is transferring to Kansas and will be eligible to play immediately.


Patriots Home Searched After Discovery of Body in Park
Police officers visited tight end Aaron Hernandezs house in Massachusetts on Tuesday after a body was found Monday in an industrial park about a mile away.


Super freak to super stud?
How will Frankel, widely considered the finest thoroughbred every produced, perform in his new career at stud?


Employers Test Plans That Cap Health Costs
Companies are testing medical plans that limit what they will pay for certain procedures, encouraging employees to choose less expensive hospitals.


Staying Alive Meet the Sales Consultant
In part three of a series, an owner writes that he had been closing deals for 24 years and thought he had a pretty good handle on how it should be done.


KCBT wheat futures trading debuts in Chicago with little fanfare
CHICAGO, July 1 (Reuters) - It was business as usual on the first day of pit trading for Kansas City Board of Trade wheat on the floor of CME's Chicago Board of Trade on Monday, marking the start of a new era for U.S. wheat futures trading, traders and analysts said.


Dance Listings for June 28-July 4
A selected guide to performances of movement in New York and the area.


Corner Office To MasterCardx2019;s Retiring Chief, the X Factor is Presence
Robert W. Selander, who is retiring this week as chief executive of MasterCard, says it is important for leaders to relate to stakeholders at different levels of their companies.


Mets Collins Looks for Positives in Wheelers Rocky Outing
Manager Terry Collins said the rookie Zack Wheeler made some good pitches in Sundays loss, when he most likely felt added pressure in making his home debut.


PRESS DIGEST - British Business - July 2
July 2 (Reuters) - The following are the top stories on the business pages of British newspapers. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.


Europe's politicians tackle unemployment
A grey day in Brussels provided an apt backdrop for addressing the bleak job prospects facing Europe's younger generations.


Chinese fight for gay marriage
Shaman treatments, fake marriages and family pressure -- in China, gays and lesbians are facing taboos about their sexuality head on and fighting to gain the right to marry.


Kid with brain injury meets hero
As Stacey Halstead looked down at her 2-year-old son, Tripp, lying unconscious in a hospital bed, she was mesmerized by how angelic he seemed.


T Magazine The Scene | Paris Mens Fashion Week Miharayasuhiro
Scenes from the mens fashion week photo diary of Sarah Aubel.


Japan, Canada investors to buy U.S. power plant for $2 bln-Nikkei
TOKYO, July 2 (Reuters) - A consortium including Mitsubishi Corp and Japanese and Canadian pension funds will buy a U.S. gas-fired power plant in Michigan this month for nearly 200 billion yen ($2.01 billion), the Nikkei business daily reported on Tuesday.


Dutch pension group halts Wal-Mart investments, cites labor concerns
July 1 (Reuters) - Dutch pension administrator PGGM Vermogensbeheer B.V. said on Monday it would no longer invest in Wal-Mart Stores Inc, saying the retailer was not willing to discuss its concerns, including possible labor issues in the United States.


Sports Briefing | College Football Alabama Fan Who Poisoned Auburns Tree Released From Jail
A University of Alabama fan is free from jail after serving time for poisoning Auburn Universitys landmark oaks at Toomers Corner.


Egypt 'on the brink of a volcano'
Egypt's armed forces sent a stiff message to the country's embattled president and other politicians Monday, saying that the growing dispute must be resolved in 48 hours or it will step in.


Singapore 'Hello Kitty' fanciers bare claws in quest for toy
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore residents braved hazardous air, bid hundreds of dollars and queued for hours to lay their hands on a special Hello Kitty stuffed toy, swept up in a craze for the mouthless Japanese cat that peaked this week in the city-state.


A winning start for Brazil at home
Amid protests in the country, Brazil began its Confederations Cup campaign with a 3-0 win over Japan. Neymar was the star thanks to his thunderous half-volley.


FDA places clinical hold on Achillion's hepatitis C drug
July 1 (Reuters) - Achillion Pharmaceuticals Inc said the U.S. Food and Drug Administration had placed a clinical hold on its hepatitis C drug sovaprevir after elevations in liver enzymes were noted in an early-stage study of the drug's interaction with an HIV drug.


Oceans Eco-victim or savior?
My grandfather Jacques Cousteau and my father Philippe dedicated their lives to revealing the ocean's wonders and helping us understand our connection to this vast expanse of water. Their work inspired generations and filled people with awe.


Japan, Canada investors to buy U.S. power plant for $2 bln-Nikkei
TOKYO, July 2 (Reuters) - A consortium including Mitsubishi Corp and Japanese and Canadian pension funds will buy a U.S. gas-fired power plant in Michigan this month for nearly 200 billion yen ($2.01 billion), the Nikkei business daily reported on Tuesday.


Singer Carla Bruni to tour France, U.S. to promote new album
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Singer-songwriter Carla Bruni, France's former first lady, says she doesn't miss political life, isn't afraid of getting old and is looking forward to touring in France and the United States to promote her latest album, "Little French Songs."


ArtsBeat Monsters University Holds Off White House Down at Box Office
Disneys animated Monsters University topped the weekend box office for the second week, pulling in about $46 million, beating out the The Heat, the top new film, as well as the action film White House Down.


Team rebuilding world's first website
Twenty years ago, a team of researchers shared the Web with the world. Now they want to show a generation that grew up online what it was like in its earliest days.


Yankees Rodriguez Cleared to Begin Play in Minors
Alex Rodriguez, who is recovering from hip surgery, is scheduled to start at third base Tuesday night for the Charleston, S.C., RiverDogs of the South Atlantic League.


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