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Border-fence dispute snares rare jaguars

Border-fence dispute snares rare jaguars

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Tuesday, 06 May 2008
The jaguar, an endangered species, has a breeding population in northern Mexico. In recent years, however, the big cats have been spotted in southern Arizona, and that has raised hopes they will establish breeding grounds there. But that could be stopped in its tracks by the controversial border fence. Read more at: http://rss.cnn.com/~r/rss/cnn_tech/~3/284026405/index.html.

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McMahon Earns Tiger Canadian Women’s Pool Tour Win Tiger Canadian Women’s Pool Tour / Mississauga, ONT by Carolina Fernandez Anita McMahon turned the tables on Rachael Abbink to win the Tiger Canadian Women's Pool Tour’s August 11-12 event. Hosted by The Wooden Rack, in Mississauga, Ontario, this stop had 28 women pocket billiards players vying for first-place honors. Sunday came down to eight strong players remaining. McMahon was on fire, taking out both Susan Wipper 7-5 and Naomi Williams 7-4, sending them to the west side of the chart. The field was growing smaller there, though, as a determined Abbink bested Denise Belanger 7-2, Marina Linguerri 7-6, and Wipper 7-4. In the semifinals, Abbink took on the tour’s top point player, Williams. Abbink held a 5-2 lead, and with the alternate-break format, it didn’t look as if Williams would get many more chances. But Williams staged a comeback to make it a hill-hill thriller. Abbink broke and played safe, and when Williams missed her jump shot attempt, Abbink took ball in hand to run out the rack. In the double-elimination finals, Abbink was in her groove, taking full control to win the first match by a...
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