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Described as "unbeatable" and "the best" by many of cycling's luminaries ahead of his third Tour de France, Mark Cavendish will begin his bid for the fabled green jersey in Monaco on Saturday. While the likes of Alberto Contador and his Astana team-mate Lance Armstrong will be bidding for the yellow jersey (the maillot jaune) awarded to the overall race leader, Cavendish is targeting a haul of stage wins which could deliver the points classification crown and a first Tour jersey for Britain since the solitary success 25 years ago, when Scotland's Robert Millar won the 1984 King of the Mountains title. But the Manxman, who won four Tour stages in 2008, is unlikely to make an impression at the top of the leaderboard in the prologue on Saturday afternoon, with fellow Britons David Millar and Bradley Wiggins, who both ride for... [read full story]
AMPATUAN, Philippines Authorities have recovered six more bodies, bringing the death toll to 52 in one of the Philippines' worst election massacres. Regional police commander Josefino Cataluna says the bodies were dug out from...
On Tuesday afternoon on Fox News, actor and environmental activist Ed Begley Jr. got into a heated shouting match with Fox News contributor and substitute Neil Cavuto show host Stuart Varney about the " hacked climate emails. "...
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Philadelphia, PA - When the artist, Hans Burkhardt (b. 1904 Basel, Switzerland - d. 1994 Los Angeles) left New York late in 1937, after nearly nine years of sharing Arshile Gorky's studio, he brought to Los Angeles the largest...
