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Rescue workers survey the wreckage after a car was crushed between two 18-wheelers on Highway 20 east in Montreal on Sept. 11, 2009. The driver of the car miraculously suffered only minor injuries in the crash.
USA - New Haven
Police Seeking Missing Yale Student Find Body
Monday September 14, 2009:
CANADA - Montreal
Miracle man escapes Hwy. 20 crash
Friday September 11, 2009:
Montreal driver walks away from car wreck with only a few scrapes and a broken arm
CONGRATS!Prime Minister David Thompson (left) shaking the hand of World Championship 110 metre hurdles gold medallist, Ryan Brathwaite, on his arrival at Kensington Oval yesterday.
IN LEGENDARY COMPANY: Minister of Tourism Richard Sealy (left) listening to former West Indies fast bowler Wes Hall (second right) as fellow legends David Allan, Sir Garfield Sobers and Rawle Brancker listen in.
Police officers escort two Venezuelan teenagers at a police station after being arrested for assault with a deadly weapon in the district of Sucre, Caracas.
VENEZUELA - Caracas
Wave of weekend violence leaves 56 dead in Caracas
Detective Faisal Khan (l.), who's Pakistani, poses with partners Stephon Garland (c.) and Gregory Wilson, who allege NYPD bias.
Arthur Hanna, Governor General of the Commonwealth of The Bahamas, right, accepts Letters of Credence by Nicole Avant, Ambassador of the United States to The Bahamas, left, during a ceremony at Government House,
USA
Racial clash in NYPD: Brass probe tense standoff in which white cop pressed black detectives for ID
Wednesday October 28, 2009:
BAHAMAS
Bahamas welcomes new US ambassador
Tuesday October 27, 2009:
David Shepherd has died after a long battle with cancer.
SOMETHING TO SMILE ABOUT: Cricket Legends of Barbados chairman Philo Wallace (left) and Joel Garner sharing a light moment at yesterday’s Press conference to provide an update on the CLOBI Cup.
Patricia Gillette: Police say she is dangerous and should not be approached
From left, United States Terrence Trammell, Barbados' Ryan Brathwaite and United States' David Payne cross the finish line of the Men's 110m hurdles final during the World Athletics Championships in Berlin on Thursday, Aug. 20, 2009. Brathwaite won the gold medal.
BERLIN
Gold for Barbados
Thursday August 20, 2009:
Ryan Brathwaite,(13.12 - NR) eclipsed the hotly fancied Americans’, Terrence Trammell (Silver) and David Payne (Bronze), to win GOLD for Barbados in the men’s 110 meter hurdles at the IAAF World Athletic Championships in Berlin.
What Ryan Brathwaite said at the Medallists’ press conference.
“The race was very competitive. I made a couple of mistakes. I tried to keep my rhythm, and it came up great.”
What changed from last year to this?
“I did a lot of strength work and more technique during training. I worked really well: the goal was to maintain my strength, I already had the speed between the barriers.”
CK
LONDON
Pride of Barbados UK Tour
Tuesday August 18, 2009:
Pride of Barbados Tour Group will arrive in London August 20, 2009, on a 2 week tour. They will engage in a series of cricket matches and other activities including; Day trip to France and a Banquet.
Included in the party will be Barbados’ reigning and 9 times Calypso/Soca Monarch, Stedson ‘Red plastic Bag’ Wiltshire (RPB) and the island’s most celebrated entertainer, the incomparable Mac Fingall.
Captain of the cricket team is Wayne Blackman, and include former Barbados National player, prolific all-rounder Winston Herbert who will be one of the key players.
Members of the Tour Group Committee are: Keith Beckles, Tennyson Gill and Stedson (RPB) Wiltshire. The group return to Barbados September 2.
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