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Rescued horse has facial reconstruction surgery

Edmonton - A horse which was seized by the SPCA in December has had surgery to repair a gaping hole in her head. The horse was one of the animals rescued from a farm in Carrot Creek, which is about 160 kilometres east of Edmonton.

In the Media by Lynn Curwin - 3 comments

Will Ferrell And Pearl - The "Farewell Performance" of the Precocious 2 Year Old

Will Ferrell has posted what is being touted as the "farewell performance" of the little 2 year old toddler Pearl. In this 2nd installment, Pearl plays a tough police sargent sent to the interrogation room to force a murder confession out of Will.

In the Media by Pamela Jean - 8 comments

Largest pearl on market up for auction

The world's largest natural pearl is going up for auction. It is called the "Arco Valley Pearl" and it is estimated to get about $8 million for it.

In the Media by Brandigal (Donna) - 3 comments

Pearl Harbor victims honored with moment of silence, wreath laying in Hawaii

Nearly 500 survivors of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor bowed thier heads for a moment of silence Thursday to remember those who died in the surprise attack 65 years ago that pulled the United States into World War II

In the Media by greger69

Pearl harbor survivors meet for last time

This will be their last visit to this watery grave to share stories, exchange smiles, find peace and salute their fallen friends. This they say, will be thier final farewell

In the Media by greger69 - 1 comment

BlackBerry 8800 Photos Leaked on Engadget

A guy who is now pretty well-known on the tech blog Engadget got some cool photos of the yet-to-be released BlackBerry 8800.

In the Media by Allan

Sheikh Omar Could Be Transferred to US

ISLAMABAD (voa) - A senior Pakistani diplomat says his government is considering extraditing Ahmed Omar Sheikh for trial in a U.S. court for the slaying of Wall Street Journal reporter Danny Pearl. Foreign Secretary Inam ul Haque told reporters dur...

In the Media by Digital Journal Staff

Bush: US 'Interested In Dealing With' Pearl's Killers

WASHINGTON (voa) - President Bush has made it clear he wants the confessed mastermind of the Daniel Pearl kidnapping extradited to the United States. Mr. Bush was asked Monday if the United States wants Pakistan to hand over jailed Islamic militant ...

In the Media by Digital Journal Staff

Pearl Becomes The 9th Western Journalist To Be Killed Since 9/11

WASHINGTON - (voa) The death of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl brings to nine the number of journalists killed in Afghanistan and Pakistan since the war on terrroism began after the September 11 attacks in New York and Washington. On Nov...

In the Media by Digital Journal Staff

Pakistan Looks For More Suspects In Pearl Murder

ISLAMABAD (voa) - Pakistani authorities are seeking four more suspects in the kidnapping and killing of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl. Pakistan's Interior Minister Moinuddin Haider told reporters Friday that investigators know the names ...

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Remembering Australia's 'Pearl Harbor'

Why has Australia's 'Pearl Harbor' been so long overlooked?

Watch: The Fight to Save a Pearl Harbor Memorial

On Pearl Harbor Day, a look at the USS Arizona, the American ship where half the sailors who died in the Japanese attack were entombed. Ned Potter reports on how to save the monument, which is dissolving in the seawater.

VIDEO: Remembering Australia's 'Pearl Harbor'

Thousands of people are in the Australian city of Darwin to mark the 70th anniversary of a wartime raid by the Japanese.

Threatened Arctic lab aided by ordinary citizens

If the Canadian government won't help to keep the Polar Environment Atmospheric Research Laboratory (PEARL) open then hopefully ordinary Canadians will.

Bob McDonald: Closure of polar lab a blow to Canada's scientific reputation

The announcement that the Polar Environment Atmospheric Research Lab (PEARL) in Canada's High Arctic will be closed has once again lowered this country's environmental reputation on the world scene.