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Three Canadians want review of jailing, torture in Syria (AFP via Yahoo! News) - Three Canadians suspected of Al-Qaeda links said that Canadian officials were complicit in their arrests and alleged torture in Syria, and demanded public review of their cases.

3 Canadians want review of jailing, torture in Syria (Middle East Times) - OTTAWA -- Three Canadians suspected of Al Qaeda links said Thursday that Canadian officials were complicit in their arrests and alleged torture in Syria, and demanded public review of their cases.

Week in Review (Detroit News) - The House ethics committee Tuesday began investigating whether Republican leaders or their staffs had covered up reports that former Rep. Mark Foley, a Florida Republican, was making inappropriate overtures to former House pages. Rep. Jim Kolbe, R-Ariz., said he warned the House clerk's office about Foley's suspicious e-mails as early as 2000 or 2001. The committee Thursday questioned Foley's

NeverEnd Review [PC] (GameSpot) - Thankfully, it only feels like it never ends.

The week in review (Knoxville News Sentinal) - North Korea claimed Monday it successfully detonated a nuclear device in an underground test, prompting strenuous condemnations from the United States and its allies. Pyongyang officials called the test a "great leap forward."

Pinback Touring In December; Rob Crow Starts A Few More Bands (Pitchfork) - Seeing as how Rob Crow and Armistead Burwell Smith IV, together known as Pinback, are collectively responsible for roughly 352 different bands, there's pretty much a steady stream of news to impart about their respective projects-- it's all a matter of choosing when to report it.

Forecast Today (Berkshire Eagle) - Jeff Reardon was one of the best relief pitchers of his generation, consistently bailing teams out of trouble in one of baseball's most pressure-packed roles. He saved 367 games, sixth on the all-time list, during his 16 major-league seasons.

Law teacher at UM helped track down Nazi war criminals (Miami Herald) - Seymour A. Casper, who hunted down Nazi war criminals during the Nuremberg Trials and taught law at the University of Miami in the 1970s, died Oct. 6th of lung cancer in Cleveland. He was 86.

TV Review: The Bachelor 9 - Episode 2 is Kissing Toads (Blogcritics.org) - Once upon a time, in classic fairy tales like Sleeping Beauty and Snow White , a prince came across the sleeping heroine and awoke her with a kiss. So with an Italian-American Prince (no, not Michael Corleone) in Lorenzo Borghese on board for the Bachelor Rome , reality-master Mike Fleiss delivered one of the great Bachelor moments in installment two. Our Reality Prince, who has a royal

Benavides remains on court, in coma (Brownsville Herald) - October 15, 2006 - Emotions are high amid questions about who will oversee Cameron County’s Precinct 1 while Commissioner Pedro “Pete” Benavides continues in a coma after a stroke on Oct. 6.