• Canadian Doctor Says HGH Was For Him, Not A-Rod

    A sports doctor at the center of drug investigations in Canada and the United States said Monday he treated Alex Rodriguez after the Yankees slugger had hip surgery last year and prescribed anti-inflammatories but not human growth hormone.
    2010-03-10 07:20:09

  • Viva Kuwait extends roaming to 176 countries

    Kuwait's telecoms service provider Viva has announced it will extend its roaming coverage to a total of 176 countries and more than 420 operators including the US, Canada, England, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, GCC, Egypt and Lebanon. The company also said it now supports GPRS roaming in 75 countries with more than 123 operators.
    2010-03-10 06:37:23

  • Argentina beat Canada, to face India for 7th/8th spot

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    2010-03-10 05:36:35

  • Argentina beat Canada, to play India for seventh-eighth place

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    2010-03-10 05:41:35

  • Burger King blames cold weather for sales drop

    Burger King on Tuesday blamed winter storms and cold weather for a dramatic drop in sales for January and February. The Miami fast-food chain said January and February same-store sales in the United States and Canada were down 8.2 percent. Same-store sales are considered the best measure of a chain's health. Worldwide same-store sales were down 5.4 percent.
    2010-03-10 04:37:41

  • Canadian Firms Get Partnership Opportunities

    THE search for partnership with Tanzanian companies by business institutions from Canada had stepped up following a mission of an Ontario trade delegation to the region.20100309 publisher_headline Canadian Firms Get Partnership Opportunities aa_headline publisher Tanzania Daily News publisher_location Dar es Salaam reporter dateline Dar Es Salaam rank / - 3 kind_of_story news
    2010-03-10 03:31:06

  • Harden glowing over Canada gold

    After pitching 22/3 innings against the A's on Monday, Rich Harden said, "It was a good one, an exciting game. It was definitely nice. I was stressed out that game. It was good for the sport. Really got people involved." A spring training game No, the...
    2010-03-10 03:04:06

  • Iditarod launches drug testing of mushers

    ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Every human competitor now running the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race will be tested for alcohol and illegal drugs on the trail for the first time in the history of the 1,100-mile race - a change defending champion Lance Mackey believes is directed at him."I know for a fact," said the three-time winner.Mackey, who has been open about using medical marijuana on the trail, on Tuesday was among the early front-runners in the race, which began with 71 teams Sunday in Willow. Four-time winner Jeff King of Denali Park was in the lead, the first to leave the Nikolai checkpoint Tuesday afternoon for the 54-mile run to the next checkpoint at McGrath. Canada's Sebastian Schnuelle, who was leading earlier, left soon after, followed by Kotzebue veteran John Baker, then 2004 winner Mitch Seavey of Seward. Mackey was running eighth.Four mushers scratched Tuesday. Michael Suprenant of Chugiak and Zoya DeNure of Gakona cited personal medical proble
    0000-03-09 00:00:00

  • Argentina beat Canada, play India for 7th place

    Argentina overcame a late fightback from Canada to score a 4-2 victory and set up a clash with India in the seventh place play-off in the men's hockey World Cup, in Delhi, on Tuesday.
    2010-03-10 03:04:44

  • Officials worry about party drug BZP

    It's called "Frenzy" or "Nemesis" in the clubs -- a party drug similar to Ecstasy in its chemical makeup and euphoric effects, legal in Canada and, officials fear, coming to the U.S.
    2010-03-10 02:09:22
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