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AP Exclusive: Jackson wrapped video before death

Two weeks before he died, Michael Jackson wrapped up work on an elaborate production dubbed the "Dome Project" that could be the final finished video piece overseen by the King of Pop, The Associated Press has learned.

Woods says Dubai course on hold

The first golf course Tiger Woods is designing might not be the first to open.

Lennar tries to reclaim role in Calif. project

Homebuilder Lennar Corp. is pitching a plan to resolve the bankruptcy of the 21,000-home Newhall Ranch project, which is on the last major tract of undeveloped land in Los Angeles County.

UND center working on clean energy system

A University of North Dakota research center is working on a clean energy system that converts used railroad ties into heat and power.

‘Hack Me Elmo’ for the holidays

Twelve years ago, a mechanized version of a red plushy “Sesame Street” co-star became the unofficial face of obnoxious Christmas consumerism. Retailing for $28.99, “Tickle Me Elmo” resold for as much as $1,500 to both collectors and parents desperate to get the giggling, vibrating ‘It Toy’ of the season into the grasping hands of their commercial-addled children.

China's CNPC gets $3.29 bln UAE pipeline project

China National Petroleum Corp. has won a bid to build a $3.29 billion pipeline in the United Arab Emirates, its largest overseas construction project so far, the official Xinhua News Agency reported Monday.

Asian Development Bank to help restore Silk Route

Kazakhstan will receive a $700 million loan from the Asian Development Bank to help complete an ambitious highway project that traces the ancient Silk Road trading route, the bank said Thursday.

Kazakhs to get more profit from Kashagan oil field

Kazakhstan signed a revised oil deal Friday that boosts the profits the Central Asian nation will get from an international consortium developing the giant Kashagan oil field.

Big turbine delivered to Afghan aid project

It was a weeklong journey through Afghanistan's most dangerous Taliban territory, dodging persistent attacks by insurgents and bumping over rough desert terrain riddled with mines.

Exxon and BHP announce big Australia gas project

A subsidiary of ExxonMobil Corp. and BHP Billiton Ltd on Friday announced a $1.25 billion project to tap oil and gas reserves in Bass Strait off southern Australia.

Bush attends groundbreaking for $100M 'earmark'

President Bush is on a crusade against lawmakers' pet projects, but on Thursday he plans to attend a groundbreaking ceremony for a $100 million whopper that was slipped into a spending bill almost four years ago.

Senate tells Justice to look at suspicious earmark

The Senate voted Thursday to direct the Justice Department to probe how a Florida road project made its way into a 2005 highway spending bill after the House and Senate voted on what lawmakers thought was the final version of the bill.

Everett Visits Paralysis Researchers

Kevin Everett and Marc Buoniconti each suffered a severe spinal cord injury while making a tackle. The difference between them on Friday was the result of more than 20 years of research.

Student's Project Sparks NY Subway Scare

A college student has apologized for causing a scare on a subway train when his science project short-circuited and started smoking in his backpack.

Bush Signs Order to Curb Earmarks

President Bush took executive action on Tuesday to crack down on pork barrel practices in Congress. He promised to veto any spending bill that doesn't cut the number and cost of congressional pet projects in half.

Australia Approves Gorgon Gas Project

Australian officials gave the green light Wednesday to the giant Gorgon gas project off the coast of northwestern Australia, clearing the way for Chevron Corp. and its partners to develop the country's second liquefied natural gas plant — but with strict environmental conditions.

Construction Begins on $3.7B China Dam

Construction has begun on a $3.7 billion dam in southwestern China that will displace from 88,000 to about 150,000 people, local media reported Monday.

Minutemen Gaining in Immigration Debate

Laurie Lisonbee worried about illegal immigration but figured it was somebody else's issue — until she saw hundreds of thousands of immigrants and their supporters marching across her TV screen.

Minuteman Project Head Reinventing Himself

Jim Gilchrist can speak nonstop for more than an hour about the flood of illegal immigration that he predicts will bring America to its knees. But he can also talk warmly about his Mexican son-in-law and his half-Mexican "grandbrat."

Mouse steals food from African leopard
Source: Telegraph

A mouse diced with death when it stole some food from under the nose of a leopard at the Santago Rare Leopard Project in Hertfordshire.

Israel to build new settlement in West Bank
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The Maskiyot project was first mooted some three years ago, and was intended to house Jewish settler families evacuated from Gaza following Israel's 2005 unilateral pullout from the strip.

Honolulu's switch to hybrid buses stalled by realities of costs
Source: The Honolulu Advertiser

During this difficult economic time, green projects need to be well planned. Over enthusiastic legislators can turn a well intentioned project into a costly burden on tax payers and slow recovery efforts. Good forward vision is essential to form effective strategy.

Notes on "Rise and Fall of WCW" DVD
Source: wrestleview.com

The word that made the rounds regarding the developmental of the WWE produced "Rise and Fall of WCW" DVD is that the people involved in putting it together were said to be completely clueless to the actual history of the company reports The Wrestling Observer Newsletter.

Project begins on Main
Source: muskogeephoenix.com

The Oklahoma Department of Transportation began this week removing two inches of asphalt on Main Street from Okmulgee Avenue to Shawnee Bypass. The state maintenance project will cost $830,000 and is slated to be completed within 90 days, said Troy Travis of ODOT in Muskogee.

Mystery donor leaves 100,000 kronor church collection gift
Source: thelocal.se

An anonymous older woman answered all her local Swedish church's prayers on Sunday by handing over an envelope with bills amounting to 100,000 kronor ($12,200).

Good News Wednesday -- Spring Blooms

"Flowers are the sweetest things God ever made and forgot to put a soul into." - Henry Ward Beecher

Twitter for Project Management: Corporate Activity Streams

from Getting project members activity streams into a project management system is something everybody needs – the just don´t know it yet.

MGM Mirage facing crucial CityCenter payment
Source: ReviewJournal.com - News

MGM Mirage is facing increased pressure over its massive CityCenter development, amid questions about whether it will make a $220 million project payment.

7 Cool Research Projects From Yahoo
Source: techradar.com

7 cool research projects that the people at Yahoo has embarked on.

Diversionary tactic to protect Mike Arroyo's collusion in a World Bank project in RP
Source: Ellen Tordesillas Blog

Malacañang is coming out with a masterpiece to divert attention from the unholy alliance between Gloria and Mike Arroyo and Merceditas Gutierrez, the Ombudsman.

Google Earth launches 3D Berlin project
Source: thelocal.de

Berlin is now the first German city that can be viewed in 3-D format on internet program Google Earth, the project's organiser Berlin Partner GmbH announced.

My Basement Ate Pittsburgh - Now I have to Clean It !
Source: The St Louis Post Dispatch

Because our basement is such a train wreck, when we moved in it quickly took on the role of Dumping Ground.

DIY science experiment on the cervix
Source: blogs.pressdemocrat.com

Every night, for 33 days, her boyfriend strapped on a head lamp, got out his camera, and photographed her cervix.

Giant Thoroughbred Sculpture to Tower Over Britain
Source: BloodHorse

A giant sculpture of a white Thoroughbred, 164 feet tall, will dominate one of the main entrances to Britain in three year's time after Mark Wallinger's design for an artwork at Ebbsfleet in Kent was announced the winner of a competition.

World Bank debarment re Philippines roads project rigging--the complete press release
Source: World Bank

The World Bank today announced the debarment of seven firms and one individual for engaging in collusive practices under a major Bank-financed roads project in the Philippines. Two of the debarments are permanent, the strongest possible sanction.

One Night in Beijing | A Video Project in Under 12 Hours
Source: http://www.firstcollegenowwhat.com

Can you imagine buying a camera, shooting film, editing your content, and handing in a final result in less than 12 hours? A small group of reports from the Guardian did. Their project is titled 'One Night In Beijing'.

£18 billion scandal as Whitehall's IT plans spin out of control
Source: The Times

Plans for new computer systems are years behind schedule and have ballooned in cost; others have been scaled back or even scrapped.

Bush gets some well deserved praise-the economist.
Source: The Economist

HE LEAVES the White House as one of the least popular and most divisive presidents in American history.

What would happen if a Caylee Anthony movie is made?
Source: The Orlando Sentinel

Excerpt: I hear from a lot of readers who fret that the Anthony family would be compensated if someone decided to make a Caylee Anthony movie. Dear readers, I don't think you need to worry.

Internet Overtakes Newspapers As News Source
Source: people-press.org

Excerpt: The internet, which emerged this year as a leading source for campaign news, has now surpassed all other media except television as a main source for national and international news.

YouTube drama spawns doc - True-life love story in works
Source: The Hollywood Reporter

Excerpt: Producers Chris Adams and Steve Kearney are joining with producer-director RJ Cutler to create a feature documentary about a true-life love story that played out on YouTube.com.

Michael Jackson to give evidence at British high court
Source: Guardian Unlimited

Pop superstar Michael Jackson has agreed to come to London to give evidence at the high court where he is being sued for $7m by an Arab sheikh, his lawyers said today.

Are you in Al-kidda? Cops question schoolboy for taking photos of a train station
Source: The Sun Newspaper Online

A SCHOOLBOY was stopped on suspicion of being a terrorist — for taking photos of a railway station. Fabian Sabbara, 15, was wearing his school uniform when the Police Community Support Officer swooped.

Multigenerational Gay Housing Project Starts in Germany
Source: deutsche-welle.de

A multigenerational living project aimed at gays and lesbians got one step closer to being realized when organizers laid a ground stone for the building this week.