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...Hampel, apparently aged 40, obtained three successive Canadian passports over seven years, the last one in 2002 after security had ostensibly been strengthened. The number on his 1971 Ontario birth certificate belonged to someone else, a legitimate citizen, the evidence said. His real identity has not been revealed; a Globe and Mail headline dubbed Hampel "The Man of Mystery on Docket DES-3-06." Even the landlord of his basement apartment could not remember him. The court summary of evidence said only that the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) had "reasonable grounds to believe" the man identifying himself as Hampel...
Toasting in the new year with Champagne has become a tradition around the globe, and that makes for heady times for producers of the famous French bubbly, who do most of their annual business in the last few weeks of December.[an error occurred while processing this directive] Big houses such as Moët & Chandon, Bollinger, Piper-Heidsieck and G.H. Mumm account for the majority of exports. They buy Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier grapes from the region's growers and assemble their Champagnes to ensure consistency from year to year. But the last few years have also...
...will challenge Sununu to a rematch. “Jeanne is really enjoying her work with students and faculty at the Institute of Politics, and has no other plans at this time,” IOP spokesman Esten Perez wrote in an e-mail. In an interview with Boston Globe blogger James Pindell posted to the paper’s Web site Friday, Shaheen said she has “not ruled out” running for Senate in 2008. Shaheen was elected New Hampshire’s first female governor in 1996 and served as the national chair...
...brothers contacted heads of state and media outlets across the globe to garner support for their holiday. In 1973, 15 countries celebrated the holiday. Today, people in 180 nations will observe World Hello Day, according to the McCormack brothers...
...beyond the considerations of politicians and policy makers, Internet users across the globe enjoy universal and unceasing access to snippets of our gravest moments. Like the Abu Ghraib photos, these videos will be on the Internet forever, accessible to all those wanting them...