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Discount Eerie Saturday Night in the Big Easy
The only lights Saturday night on Bourbon Street were the flashing blues of police vehicles on patrol, the headlights of rumbling military trucks and an occasional flashlight or cigarette glow among bedraggled holdout residents.

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Dominic Monaghan went from being a hobbit in "The Lord of the Rings" to a stranded rock star on ABC's "Lost," which comes out on DVD this week. Monaghan spoke to NEWSWEEK's Ramin Setoodeh.

S. Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong Markets Hailed
Stock markets in South Korea, Taiwan and Hong Kong still offer the best value in the region despite a strong rally that sent two of those markets to multiyear highs, an Asia-Pacific strategist with Baring Asset Management says.

The Fresno 03 Setp 20i05 Nation: Eerie Saturday night in the Big Easy
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Hurricane Katrina victim Ron Seitzer, who lives in the French Quarter, washes his cloths in the Mississippi River in New Orleans, La., Saturday, Sept. 3, 2005, as a building near the French Quarter burns in the background.

Malay An international symposium on Malay Songket will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday at the Dewan Tun Hussein Onn, Putra mmail.com.my/Current_News/MM/Sunday/National/20050904121502/Article/
TV3 director of operations Anthony Firdauz Bujang said the symposium was part of TV3 s many activities lined-up for the year to take songket to the next level and highlight it locally and internationally.

cook: U.S. and Internal Pressures Producing First Multi-Candidate Presidential Election in Egypt - Council on Foreign cfr.org/publication/8792/cook.html?jsessionid=fb5907d2a92917c6441e5f6b69723c9b
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Markets Market watch
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The USDA's first survey-based forecast put corn production at 10.35 billion bushels and 139.2 bushels per acre. This estimate would the be second-largest crop in history, only trailing last year's record crop.

UN head's son 'traded on his father's name' guardian.co.uk/Iraq/Story/0,2763,1562358,00.html
The son of Kofi Annan, the UN secretary-general, tried several times to trade on his father's reputation, a damaging report into the UN oil-for-food programme in Iraq will reveal this week.

Pittsburgh Spa groove: Local ingredients, exotic influences, niche markets are emerging trends
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NEW YORK -- With the recent opening of its second location at Pittsburgh International Airport, XpresSpa offers another haven where travel-weary passengers can unwind before or after a flight and have a massage, pedicure or other healing treatment in transit.

Markets Market watch
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Now that our growing season is effectively over for 80 percent of our cornbelt and weather is no longer affecting our daily pricing, we look for final production changes on the Sept. 12 USDA crop report.