Internal rift within the Indian hockey fraternity, sponsorship disputes and delay in constructing the stadium kept the issue of the 12th Men's World Cup boiling in the last few months.

FIH had even threatened to withdraw Delhi as a venue and put Malaysia on standby to host the premier hockey event.

"There are no worries now. There have been a lot of improvements over the last six months but I have to visit the stadium tomorrow to see the progress.

And, I want a democratic election (to elect office bearers)," Negre told the media in Delhi.

Today, FIH and Hero Honda Motors Ltd, the world's largest two- wheeler manufacturer, signed an agreement, with the latter being the official sponsor for next year's championship.

"India is one of the most valuable and important members of the FIH family.

For the global development of hockey, its is important that Indian hockey should come up and play to its true potential.

"The FIH hopes that hosting the 2010 World Cup will give a tremendous boost to Indian hockey," said Negre.

India won the World Cup only once in 1975 in Kuala Lumpur and this will be the second it is hosting the event, which is held once in every four years.

India last hosted the championship in 1982 in Mumbai.

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India indicated on Monday that it was willing to give more assistance over the $5 million it has already pledged. "We can and are willing to do much more," senior sources in the government said.

But New Delhi is yet to receive a response from the Zardari government to its earlier offer of assistance of $5 million.

India's offer of assistance was conveyed to Pakistan by foreign minister S M Krishna when he spoke to his counterpart Shah Mahmood Qureshi last weekend. Pakistan's foreign office, however, did not mention the Indian offer, merely saying that Krishna had extended India's sympathies to Pakistan at the time of crisis. When questioned, the foreign office spokesman said Pakistan had not "rejected the Indian offer outright".

The Indian government had also come under some criticism for being slow off the ground. New Delhi took time to craft its response because of the memory of Pakistan's indifference to its offer to help with earthquake relief in 2005. It has, however, now got its act together. Sources said the government has already begun preliminary work on an assistance package with the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) which is resource-rich, and would even be willing to route the assistance through the UN if that's what Pakistan wants.

But it feels the bilateral approach is better because given the short distances, India would be able to reach assistance much faster to the affected areas lacoste in Pakistan. In fact, India is even willing to be the source country for assistance material for other countries, multilateral organizations helping out Pakistan, even NGOs.

But so far, Pakistan is yet to signal that it is willing to receive any aid through India, a move that is short-sighted in the extreme. Given the enormity of the catastrophe in Pakistan, and the prospect of more in coming days, India believes it can rush material across really quickly.

Pakistan had got $5 billion in international assistance in the wake of the earthquake that caused enormous destruction. But it has struggled to attract international assistance this time. What it has so far got -- just over $120 million -- pales before $1.2 billion that Haiti attracted after it was devastated by an earthquake.

US has led the international effort in Pakistan with an assistance of $80 million and by pressing heavy-lift choppers into rescue operations. But Pakistan's "all-weather " friend China and the Islamic nations it identifies with -- Saudi Arabia and other cash-rich ones -- have not stepped forward.

During the civil war in Sri Lanka, India had sent across family-packs that contained everything for a family for a specific time period. In Afghanistan, India supplies fortified biscuits which could be a good source of nutrition for children in Pakistan right now.

Pakistani authorities warned of a new flood wave making its way south along the Indus river and more heavy monsoon rains. The forecast came after UN secretary general Ban-ki Moon said it had received only 20% of the $460 million needed to provide aid.

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Drogba was left at home for the midweek FA Cup win at Southend - and he appears to remain doubtful for this weekend's clash with Stoke following an apparent bust up with Scolari.

"It's the manager's prerogative to leave players out," said a philosophical Lampard.

"Every manager I've played under, and I've played under some top managers, has the right to drop someone, put them on the bench, rest them, whatever.

"Didier is a very big personality and player at this club, and he will take it in the right way, I'm sure.

"Hopefully he will remain a massive part of this club because he's definitely one of, if not the best, striker in the world. You always want those sort of people around."

Lampard also sprang to Scolari's defence after the Brazilian bore the brunt of the media onslaught in the wake of last weekend's 3-0 beating at Manchester United.

"I don't know if he is feeling the pressure," said Lampard, "but a lot of people are trying to blame him, which is wrong.

"We go out every week and we are the ones letting down the fans and the manager.

"If we don't perform people blame the manager, but it's down to us. We take full responsibility for results."

Meanwhile, first-team coach Ray Wilkins is confident Chelsea will clean up their set-piece weaknesses before Stoke roll on to the King's Road this weekend.

Chelsea's Achilles heel has been their defending from corners and free-kicks - and even Southend exposed the Blues to briefly threaten an FA Cup upset this week.

"It's always disappointing when any side concedes at a set- piece," said Wilkins, "because you work extremely hard to keep them out.

"With this group of guys, what you always expect is that they will work extremely hard to rectify that in the next game they play.

"We will try everything to get it right - zonal, man-to-man, sticking a coach in front of it. We will try the lot until we get the right solution."

And his words will doubtless echo around the training field in the run-up to the Stoke fixture and the unique threat posed by Rory Delap's monster throw-ins.

Delap's aim and distance was back to its best against Liverpool last weekend, while the signing of James Beattie adds yet more aerial power to Stoke's cause.

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A whirlwind getaway jam-packed with world-famous attractions, scenery like nowhere else on earth, wildlife, good food and even, if you want, gambling.

That's what you get in the Black Hills region of South Dakota. In a single weekend, using Rapid City as our base, our family hit Mount Rushmore, Custer State Park, the Crazy Horse Memorial, Wall Drug, Badlands National Park and Deadwood. Along the way, we saw buffalo, antelope, bighorn sheep, burros and prairie dogs, and even met a man who was one of the original workers on the construction of Rushmore.

Of course there is an argument to be made for a slower style of travel, soaking in the sights. But as New Yorkers on our first visit to the area, traveling with two boys whose travel mantra is, "Show us the wow, never mind the details," a tour of the highlights was perfect for us. It was remarkable how much fun we managed to pack into a mere 48 hours.

We started at Mount Rushmore. Who hasn't seen photos of this place? And yet to view it in person is astonishing. You simply can't get over the sheer hubris that it took to carve presidents into a mountain. You glimpse the faces as you approach, but then, suddenly, you're right there, staring up Jefferson's nostrils. The reality lives up to the hype.

A highlight of our visit was meeting Nick Clifford, 88, a construction worker at Rushmore from 1938 to 1940. Today he greets visitors and signs copies of his book, "Mount Rushmore Q&A," in the park gift shop.

Next stop was Custer State Park. Driving the park's 18-mile wildlife loop in a mere two hours, we saw buffalo, pronghorn antelope, bighorn sheep and burros. Deer, prairie dogs and mountain lions live here too.

"There's probably no place better in the nation than Custer State Park to see wildlife," said park spokesman Craig Pugsley. "In a short amount of time, you have a very good opportunity to see a number of species." The hours just after sunrise and before sunset are best for seeing wildlife, he said.

We encountered a traffic jam in Custer Park as cars stopped to pet and photograph the friendly burros who happily stuck their heads in our car windows.

"They're very popular," said Pugsley. Petting the burros is not forbidden, but he said there are reports of bites "from time to time. You need to use your best judgment being around them."

The bison herd is generally kept at about 1,300, and the calves, mostly born in May, are still pint-size by late summer compared to their parents.

A roundup is held each year the last Monday in September to count, brand and vaccinate the herd. Some animals are sold at auction to keep the population manageable.

The park, established in 1919, "played an instrumental role in bringing back the bison from the brink of extinction," Pugsley said. The ones here are descended from animals captured on one of the last big bison hunts in South Dakota in the early 20th century.

Custer Park is named for Gen. George Custer, who was famously defeated by Native Americans at Little Bighorn, Mont., in 1876. Before Little Bighorn, he had led an expedition into the Black Hills that discovered gold.

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Nigel Sloane, mitigating, said Woollam had kept out of trouble since his sentence was originally deferred on May 11.

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During a passionate public defence of the corporation, Mr Thompson told a Scottish audience it was time the digital television giant pulled its weight by putting more profits into original programming.

He used the MacTaggart Lecture at the Edinburgh International Television Festival last night to hit back at criticisms of the BBC made at last Salvatore Ferragamo shoes year's lecture by James Murdoch, chairman of British Sky Broadcasting (BSkyB).

He also spoke out against "exaggerated claims about waste and inefficiency" at the BBC.

Mr Thompson said Sky was well on its way to being the dominant force in UK broadcasting. It was an important provider of quality television, he said, but added: "When it comes to investing in original British production, it's a different picture."

The competition offered by Sky's increased investment would be good for the BBC, the industry and the public, he said.

"Our system depends on the big commercial broadcasters backing British talent - not with occasional commissions which are then lavishly marketed but with week-in, week-out investment," he added.

Mr Thompson warned against cutting the licence fee, and spoke of the importance of defending the independence of public-service broadcasters.

He also talked about the need for reform within the BBC, including cutting "top talent pay".

The corporation has come under fire for the large sums of licence- fee cash paid to stars and top managers. It spends pound(s)54 million on its top-earning performers, said to include Graham Norton, Jeremy Paxman and Fiona Bruce. Mr Thompson himself earns pound(s)664,000 a year.

Jonathan Ross was reported to have a pound(s)6m-a-year deal before he left the corporation.

Mr Thompson accepted the BBC would lose stars to other stations. Two recent defectors are Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley, who moved to ITV.

But Yves saint laurent he pledged that senior managers would be cut by at least a fifth by the end of next year, and that senior management pay would fall by at least a quarter. "If we can go further, we will, and we will look for reductions at every level," he said.

He said the next round of discussions with the Government on the licence fee would be "a moment for realism", and claimed every pound taken out of the BBC's commissioning budget was a pound taken out of the country's creative economy.

In the lecture, called The Battle for Quality, Mr Thompson cited public support for the BBC and referred to the 17 million people who tuned into BBC1 after the General Election. He said: "There is still a very strong instinct in this country to come together through broadcasting to share great national moments".

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Dubliner Tony Armstrong was held without charge in a Spanish jail for more than nine months after the gangsters' bodies were discovered under a warehouse he had rented.

Last night, the Finglas-born businessman,39, was celebrating after being told by court officials the case against him is being shelved.

Prosecutors admitted they did not have the evidence to go to trial - and asked an investigating judge to halt his probe.

Armstrong, nicknamed "Fat Tony", has been told the investigation will not be reactivated unless new evidence against him comes to light. The development means the Westies' murders may now never be solved.

Lawyers acting for the dead men's families have put in an appeal to a higher court. But the appeal is not expected to happen without a dramatic change of heart by Irish authorities partly blamed for the failure of the court c a s e a g a i n s t Armstrong.

Sugg, 27, and Coates, 31, were found in a concrete grave under a warehouse on an indust r i a l e s t at e i n C at r a l n e a r Alicante in July 2006. The pair disappeared in January 2004, while Armstrong was still renting the premises.

Spanish court officials twice tried to get gardai to tell them how they knew where the Westies' bodies were buried but both requests fell on deaf ears.

Authorities in Spain said before the second failed attempt Irish assistance "could contribute evidence in any eventual criminal proceedings against the suspect".

A court spokesman this week confirmed: "The case against the sole suspect in the murders of Shane Coates and Stephen Sugg has been shelved. He will not face trial unless new evidence comes to light. A State Prosecutor asked the investigating judge to halt his probe after admitting there was insufficent evidence to support a trial.

"An appeal has been lodged by lawyers acting for the dead men's family but it has yet to be dealt with." Sugg, from Corduff in Blanchardstown, and Coates, from Hartstown, were last seen on January 31, 2004, as they left their apartments near Alicante.

They told their girlfriends they would be back in an hour but were never seen alive again.

They were discovered after two detectives in Blanchardstown received a tip-off on where the bodies were buried and tipped off Spanish counterparts who used ground-radar equipment to pinpoint the location of the bodies.

"My love for science has led me to win three medals at the Science Olympiad Competition." Traywick said.

He has participated in other science programs that he is proud to have been a part of.

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QUETTA, Pakistan, June 7 (Xinhua) -- Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani said Monday that the U.S. government has ended its "do more" demand from Pakistan.

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"Pakistan had a serious of dialogues with U.S. and now the U.S. government has ended its 'do more' demand from Pakistan," he said.

Gilani said that terrorists intend to destabilize the country but they will never succeed, adding that the present government in Pakistan has to face the challenges of terrorism and extremism after coming into power.

The government with the cooperation of army has succeeded in maintaining peace in Swat and Malakand in the country's troubled northwest and now people are leading a peaceful life in the localities, he said.

We are now almost at Day 60 of this crisis and it seems that there is no stopping the reporting on this man-made disaster.

Now I am just as concerned as most Americans about how this devastation is going to impact the environment, jobs, the economy, and life all along the coast. And watching those pelicans coated in oil just drown in the toxic syrup is very sad. What's most sad is that they have no idea what has hit them and why. Many of these creatures affected are dying a slow agonizing death Toronto-Maple-Leafs and doing so in silence. Meanwhile, all the "talking heads" are chattering away about what should or shouldn't be done and who is to blame for this tragedy and whether or not President Barack Obama is getting angry or emotional enough. In all this coverage, you might have missed this little news item.

The United States military announced that it is pulling out of Haiti, ending its major relief operations, nearly five months after the devastating January 12th earthquake. They did announce that they will keep 500 National Guard troops to continue their humanitarian assistance programs in rural Haiti until dolce gabbana September.

So here we go again. Other than their war-time operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, and our permanent postings in Europe, the Korean Peninsula, and Japan, the American military doesn't have much "staying power" when it comes to posting troops in disaster areas.

Following the ouster of Haitian strongman Jean Bertrand Aristide in 2004, the U.S. hung around for about five months before turning it over to the United Nations. This time, though this was a natural disaster instead of a political coup, the timing seems to be about the same.

With all the chatter about how to "fix" the Gulf crisis, there has been mention, even by some U.S. politicians, about sending the military to the Gulf. One wonders if it's more than a coincidence that the U.S. military is pulling out of Haiti now in view of the forceful calls for stronger action which include even sending in the military.

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The testimony from the Rev. Neil Schori was the most potentially damaging yet during a pretrial hearing to determine what hearsay evidence a judge will allow jurors to hear when Peterson stands trial in the 2004 death of his third wife, Kathleen Savio, whose body was found in a dry bathtub in her home. Schori said Stacy Peterson told him her husband had coached her about what to tell police.

The hearing stems from a state law that allows a judge to admit hearsay evidence in first-degree murder cases if prosecutors can prove a defendant killed a witness to prevent him or her from testifying.

Drew Peterson, a former Bolingbrook police sergeant, has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder. He has not been charged in Stacy Peterson's disappearance, but he is considered the only suspect.

Stacy Peterson spoke with Schori, a counseling minister at Westbrook Christian Church in Bolingbrook, before she went missing in 2007.

"She was scared of the control Drew had on her life," Schori said. "She was scared to be with him and scared to be away from him."

Schori said that Stacy Peterson told him that the night before Savio's body was found, she had fallen asleep with Drew Peterson, but woke up in the middle of the night to discover her husband was gone. She searched the house and called his cell phone without an answer, but didn't see her husband until later in the laundry room, Schori said.

Schori said Stacy Peterson told him her husband was dressed entirely in black and dumped the clothes was wearing, along with women's clothing from a bag he was carrying, into the washing machine. Schori said Stacy Peterson said the women's clothes weren't hers.

Schori said Stacy replica tag heruer watches Peterson asked him not to contact police. Schori testified that she told him: "You can't get away from the police when your husband is a police officer."

But Schori said he "immediately" tried to contact police after Stacy Peterson's disappearance.

The judge prevented Schori from talking about conversations Stacy Peterson had with her husband, among other things.

Scott Rossetto, a friend of Stacy Peterson, said that days before Stacy Peterson disappeared she told him she had contacted a divorce lawyer and was ready to leave her husband.

Then, he said, she asked if Rossetto could "keep a secret." She then told him that the night Savio died, Drew Peterson came in late at night and said "if anybody ever asks I was home," Rossetto said.

Prosecutors also presented a neurologist to combat defense attorneys' contention that Savio's death was an accident, that she simply fell. Dr. Gene Neri testified that he had diagnosed her with cervical vertigo, but he said "In 30 years of treating (patients) I haven't had a single person fall as a result of cervical vertigo."

In fact, he said that's because people with this particular kind of vertigo are extremely careful.