my uncle was an astounding musician played the violin and k helo. i would pick up shanty's head and place her ears on the door because her ears were smaller than my ears. i wanted her to listen carefully to the wonderful sound. i may have know in the way children know but my uncle's music would disappear from my life far too soon. he died when he was 40 years old. i tried to tell amy how my grand mother asked everyone why no one could bring her oldest son back to life even after we made great progress in medical science. but in the end, broke my grand mother's heart was her 2 daughters could not come for their brother's funeral. when it explained to her that my aunts who lived in india and pack tan were considered enemy aliens we looked at us as we were inmates. we are brothers and sisters all of them are my children and went to grieve in the privacy of her prayers. we were quiet for sometime, both of us try to break away from the sounds of bombs and the sounds of grieve that accompany the tearing apart of people. 1 from the other. amy broke our sil

course for his third grand slam title of the season it was all square after two close sets against helos are going for to start of each then the world number one restrict the next nine games taking the third set to love and star of each needed heavy strapping on his legs tied through injury at three love down in the fourth. and we're in for a tasty semifinal with five time champion roger federer standing in a jug of which is why next the swiss master needed less than two hours to mark out french winter wilfried tsonga in straight sets for what well number one cruising into his eight consecutive semi final in new york and is one of only two men to have managed to inflict a red defeat on drop of which he's otherwise unbeaten this season. and those where defending champion that followed all had an easy passage into the quarter finals he was trailing luxembourg's newlove three games to love when rain stopped play on wednesday but was back to his best when play did resume winning in straight sets. and next up is andy roddick the local favorite eventually beat fifth seeded spaniard davidge fer

helo time to delve into the world of business pressure is easing in the gaza strip between russia andukraine he says it will all of the current agreement but still wants to renegotiate prices moscow has said down its terms it wants to see any creature emerge the state law nafta gatt splits russia. this what effectively mean moscow will gain access to the gas transit network and korea's president says the country will not allow this how will the experts say it's hobson's choice ok if i do go they will agree to create a joint venture the transit business if they want cheap guidance they will have to go to the pipeline people don't believe they will have to pay market prices for gas it will be around three hundred eighty dollars bill thousand cubic meters starting from october the thing is the industry in ukraine is much more power hungry that mini ruled so ukrainian boots will inevitably be more expensive. but have a look at the markets the us markets were closed for a public holiday on monday and the year of soaring debt worst couples with the bad jobs data from the us the tribune fina

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