(CNN) -- Federal authorities indicted 24 people Wednesday on charges of selling, buying or exchanging archaeological artifacts stolen from Native American lands -- part of what Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar called a crackdown on smugglers of such relics. The artifacts include burial and ceremonial masks, decorated pottery and a buffalo-hide headdress, according to a news release from the Department of Justice.  "Let this case serve notice to anyone who is considering breaking these laws and trampling our nation's cultural heritage that the BLM [Bureau of Land Management], the Department of Justice and the federal government will track you down and bring you to justice," said Salazar, who was in Salt Lake City, Utah, to announce the crackdown. President Obama is "committed to a new relationship with America's first Americans," Salazar said, adding that Wednesday's announcements of indictments was a show of that commitment. Officials said the artifacts -- some stolen from grave sites -- were taken from the Four Corners area, so called because it is the intersection of four states: Utah, Colorado, Arizona and New Mexico. The area also has a rich history of Native American culture. The Navajo Parks and Recreation Department manages the Four Corners Monument, which attracts tourists as the only point in the United States where four states come together at one point. Authorities recovered 256 artifacts worth about $335,685, said Deputy Attorney General David Ogden. About 150 agents assisted in an undercover investigation that tracked the suspects for more than two years, Ogden said. They had the help of an individual who knew about the smuggling ring, officials said. The investigation is ongoing, said Ogden. The recovered artifacts are evidence, but at some point after the investigation those that are privately owned will be returned to their owners, said Craig Leff, a spokesperson for the Bureau of Land Management. The suspects face charges carrying sentences ranging from one to 10 years in prison for violating the Archaeological Resources Protection Act and the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation, Ogden said.

Question: What was stolen from North American lands?

Question: How many were indicted for buying and selling archaeological artifacts?

Question: How many people were indicted?

Question: How long were the suspects tracked for?

Question: What were the stolen artifacts worth?

Question: How many artifacts were recovered?

Question: How much were the artifacts worth?

Question: The artifacts where stolen from where?

Answer: archaeological artifacts

Answer: 24 people

Answer: 24

Answer: more than two years,

Answer: about $335,685,

Answer: 256

Answer: about $335,685,

Answer: Native American lands

Summary:
24 indicted for selling, buying, exchanging archaeological artifacts .
Artifacts stolen from Native American lands .
Authorities recovered 256 artifacts worth about $335,685 .
Undercover investigation tracked suspects for more than two years .


(CNN) -- Federal authorities plan to unseal charges Monday against several people arrested in a series of weekend raids in Michigan, Ohio and Indiana, prosecutors in Detroit said Sunday.

At least seven people were arrested on charges that were under seal over the weekend, a law enforcement source said Sunday.

Gina Balaya, spokeswoman for the U.S attorney's office in Detroit, said those charges will be revealed during a federal court hearing Monday.

Mike Lackomar, a county leader for the Southeast Michigan Volunteer Militia, said the target of the raid was a Christian militia group called the Hutaree. The group proclaims on a Web site that it is "preparing for the end time battles to keep the testimony of Jesus Christ alive."

The FBI would disclose no details of the raids. The law enforcement source told CNN the arrests were unrelated to any terrorist plot. The source would not confirm Hutaree members were among those arrested, but said the suspects were not planning attacks against government targets and the raids were unrelated to recent threats against members of Congress.

At least two arrests were made in Huron and Sandusky, Ohio, but the case is being handled out of Detroit, said Scott Wilson, an FBI spokesman in Cleveland.

Lackomar, who cited the FBI for his information, said several Hutaree members were arrested at a wake for one of the group. He said the Hutaree group trained with his organization "on a couple of occasions in years past," but his group stopped about a year ago, after the Hutaree had an "issue" with federal firearms regulators. He did not elaborate.

Lackomar called the Hutaree a "religious militant group" with about a dozen members, who scattered as news of the raids spread over the weekend.

He told CNN his own group is aimed at "aiding the community in times of emergency" and had nothing to do with the raids.

CNN's Carol Cratty, Pat St. Claire and Susan Candiotti contributed to this report.

Question: What three states does the Hutaree operate in?

Question: How many were arrested over the weekend?

Question: Where do the Hutaree operate?

Question: When will the federal authorities unseal charges?

Question: where operate hutaree

Question: What do Federal authorities plan to unseal on Monday?

Answer: Michigan, Ohio

Answer: At least seven people

Answer: Southeast Michigan

Answer: Monday

Answer: Southeast Michigan

Answer: charges

Summary:
Federal authorities plan to unseal charges Monday; at least 7 arrest over weekend .
Nongovernment source: Those arrested part of self-proclaimed Christian militia group .
The Hutaree operate in Michigan, Indiana and Ohio, source in another militia says .


(CNN) -- Federal drug investigators have taken over the inquiry into the January 22 death of actor Heath Ledger in a New York apartment, a law enforcement source told CNN Thursday. Actor Heath Ledger, 28, died January 22 at an apartment in Lower Manhattan. Ledger, 28, an Oscar-nominated Australian actor, died of an accidental overdose of six types of medication, according to the New York City medical examiner's office. The medical examiner's office said Ledger "died as the result of acute intoxication by the combined effects of oxycodone, hydrocodone, diazepam, temazepam, alprazolam and doxylamine." Oxycodone and hydrocodone are pain medications; diazepam -- also known as Valium -- is used to treat anxiety; temazepam is a sedative used to induce sleep; alprazolam -- known by the trade name Xanax -- is an anti-anxiety agent. Doxylamine, an antihistamine, can be obtained over the counter as a sleep aid. The law enforcement source said the federal drug investigators are trying to determine if the drugs were prescribed legally, and are looking at two doctors -- one based in California and another in Texas. Ledger's first American film was the teen comedy "10 Things I Hate About You" in 1999. He passed up several scripts before taking a role in the Revolutionary War drama "The Patriot" in 2000 and "A Knight's Tale" in 2001. He also played a supporting role in "Monster's Ball." But Ledger was perhaps best known for his portrayal of Ennis Del Mar in "Brokeback Mountain," Ang Lee's film about two cowboys who had a secret romantic relationship. The role earned Ledger a best actor Oscar nomination. E-mail to a friend CNN's Brian Vitagliano contributed to this report.

Question: Who did of an overdose?

Question: Who is looking into death?

Question: Where are the doctors from?

Question: who is the dea looking at

Question: Who is trying to determine if the drugs were prescribed legally?

Question: Where are the two doctors?

Question: who died of an overdose

Question: When did Ledger die?

Question: What was Ledger's cause of death?

Question: Who died of an accidental overdose?

Question: what are federal drug officers looking into

Answer: Heath Ledger,

Answer: drug investigators

Answer: based in California and another in Texas.

Answer: two doctors

Answer: federal

Answer: California and another in Texas.

Answer: Heath Ledger,

Answer: January 22

Answer: accidental overdose of six types of medication,

Answer: Heath Ledger,

Answer: January 22 death of actor Heath

Summary:
Law enforcement source says federal drug officers are looking into death .
Ledger died of an accidental overdose January  22 .
Source: Investigators trying to determine if drugs were prescribed legally .
DEA is looking at two doctors -- one in California and one in Texas .


(CNN) -- Federal health officials are expanding efforts to ensure no additional bacteria-tainted cantaloupes get to consumers in what has become the deadliest U.S. outbreak of a food-borne illness in more than a decade.

The Food and Drug Administration said it has teamed up with state officials in the effort.

"FDA and its state partners are conducting checks at retail stores, wholesalers and distributors to make sure they have received notification about the Jensen Farms' whole cantaloupe recall and that they have taken appropriate action to notify their customers and remove the recalled whole cantaloupes from the shelves," the agency said in a statement Wednesday.

Thirteen people have died in what has become the deadliest U.S. outbreak of a food-borne illness since 1998, according to records from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

The outbreak -- blamed on the bacteria Listeria monocytogenes -- was first reported September 12. It was traced to consumption of Rocky Ford cantaloupes grown at Jensen Farms' fields in Granada, Colorado.

What you need to know about Listeria

As of Monday, it had grown to 18 states, 72 illnesses and 13 deaths, according to the CDC's latest statistics.

"Because some of the wholesalers and distributors may have further distributed the recalled cantaloupes to food processors, it is possible that additional products that contain cantaloupe from Jensen Farms could be recalled," the FDA said. "There is no indication of foreign distribution at this time."

In 1998, 21 people died from consuming tainted hot dogs, according to a CDC database.

Food poisoning 101

In the current outbreak, four people who ate contaminated cantaloupes died in New Mexico, two each in Colorado and Texas, and one each in Kansas, Maryland, Missouri, Nebraska, and Oklahoma.

Public health officials also have reported illnesses in California, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Montana, North Dakota, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin and Wyoming.

Listeria can grow even at low temperatures and can also can take three weeks or longer to make a person sick, so more cases may emerge in the coming weeks, officials said.

Listeriosis causes fever, muscle aches, diarrhea and other gastrointestinal symptoms. It is rarely a serious concern for healthy children and adults, according to the CDC, but it is particularly dangerous for older adults, people with weakened immune systems. In pregnant women, it can cause miscarriages, stillbirth and premature delivery.

Pregnant women may experience only mild flu-like symptoms, said Dr. David Acheson, a former chief medical officer for the FDA who is now the managing director for food and import safety practice at Leavitt Partners, a firm which advises clients on health care and food safety. Listeria can be devastating to a fetus, he said, particularly in the second or third trimesters, so pregnant women who may have been exposed and have any flu-like symptoms should see a doctor. Symptoms can be more pronounced in the elderly or those with compromised immune systems, he said.

About 1,600 people become seriously ill because of the bacteria each year, the CDC reports, and about 260 die.

How to keep your food safe

Question: What was linked to 13 deaths?

Question: How long has it been since this deadly of an outbreak?

Question: How many deaths are linked to cantaloupes?

Question: What amount of time does Listeria take to make a person sick?

Question: How long does it take for listeria to make a person sick?

Question: How many states have reported illness?

Question: When was the last deadly outbreak in the US?

Question: How many died?

Question: How long does Listeria take to manifest?

Answer: bacteria Listeria monocytogenes

Answer: 1998,

Answer: Thirteen

Answer: three weeks or longer

Answer: three weeks or longer

Answer: 18

Answer: 1998,

Answer: Thirteen

Answer: three weeks or longer

Summary:
Listeria can take three weeks or longer to make a person sick .
Tainted cantaloupes are linked to 13 deaths; 72 illnesses have been reported in 18 states .
It is the deadliest U.S. outbreak of a food-borne illness in more than a decade .


(CNN) -- Federal officials are urging consumers to put off eating foods that contain peanut butter until assurances are made that the foods do not contain products manufactured by the Peanut Corp. of America, some of which were found to contain salmonella. A salmonella outbreak has sickened almost 500 people and killed at least six. Food and Drug Administration officials said Saturday that peanut butter and peanut paste made from ground roasted peanuts, manufactured in Peanut Corp.'s Blakely, Georgia, plant were found to contain the bacteria, although a direct link to the strain that has now sickened 474 people in 43 states has not been found. Six deaths may have been connected to this salmonella outbreak. Peanut Corp. announced an expanded recall of peanut butter and peanut paste produced from its Georgia plant Friday night. Peanut Corp. doesn't directly supply to supermarkets, so brand-name peanut butters are not expected to be affected, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Instead, Peanut Corp. sells produce in bulk. The peanut butter is sold in containers from 5 to 1,700 pounds. Peanut paste is sold in sizes from 35-pound containers to tankers. The peanut paste is used in the manufacturing of cakes, candies, crackers, cookies and ice cream, FDA officials say. Minnesota and Connecticut health officials have confirmed salmonella Typhimurium linked to this outbreak in bulk containers found in institutions such as prisons, schools and nursing homes. The FDA is urging companies that make these foods to check whether they use peanut butter or paste produced by the company. The recalled peanut butter was manufactured on or after August 8, 2008; the peanut paste was produced on or after September 26, 2008. The administration is urging companies to notify consumers if the products they manufacture may contain peanut products from Peanut Corp. It is also urging companies whose products do not contain Peanut Corp. peanut butter or paste to make that information available to the public. The Kellogg Co. announced a voluntary recall of 16 products, including Keebler and Famous Amos peanut butter cookies, because they contain peanut butter that could be connected to Peanut Corp. The FDA does not have the authority to order a recall of products. It has to rely on companies doing so voluntarily. Congress would have to pass a law to give the FDA such power Peanut Corp. products are also distributed by King Nut Co., which voluntarily recalled its products a week ago. "The majority of products [like cookies, crackers, ice cream] are manufactured with products that don't come from PCA," said Dr. Stephen Sundlof, the FDA's director of the Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition. However, until people can be sure that the peanut cookies or crackers they have do not contain product from Peanut Corp., the FDA is asking consumers to hold off on eating them. Sundlof said a previous outbreak linked to salmonella-contaminated peanut butter showed that the bacteria are not necessarily killed if the product is heat-treated or baked. "It took temperatures up to 250 degrees [Fahrenheit] to kill salmonella," Sundlof said. Even if a cookie is cooked at 350 degrees, it doesn't guarantee that the center of the food gets that hot, making it possible for some some salmonella bacteria to survive. CNN's Miriam Falco contributed to this report.

Question: What products contained salmonella?

Question: Number of people sickened by the salmonella outbreak?

Question: how many are sick from Salmonella?

Question: What brand products were found to contain salmonella?

Question: What company was affected by the outbreak?

Question: What caused 475 cases of illness?

Question: What is the effect on Brand-name products?

Question: What did the FDA urge?

Question: Who heads the FDA?

Question: How many were sickened by the outbreak?

Question: Who urged manufacturers to announce whether they used certain products?

Answer: foods that contain peanut butter

Answer: 500

Answer: almost 500

Answer: peanut butter

Answer: Peanut Corp. of America,

Answer: A salmonella outbreak

Answer: not expected to be affected,

Answer: urging companies that make these foods to check whether they use peanut butter or paste produced by the company.

Answer: Dr. Stephen Sundlof,

Answer: 500 people

Answer: The FDA

Summary:
NEW: Salmonella outbreak has sickened 475 says FDA .
Peanut Corp. of America products found to contain salmonella .
Brand-name peanut butters are not expected to be affected .
FDA urges manufacturers to announce whether they use certain products .


(CNN) -- Federal regulators announced $7.1 million in fines against American Airlines on Thursday over maintenance issues and problems with its drug- and alcohol-testing programs. American Airlines was fined for allowing aircrafts to fly while they knew they needed repairs. "The FAA believes the large total amount of the fine for these violations is appropriate because American Airlines was aware that appropriate repairs were needed, and instead deferred maintenance," the Federal Aviation Administration said in a statement announcing the decision. "In intentionally continuing to fly the aircraft, the carrier did not follow important safety regulations intended to protect passengers and crew." American can still appeal the fines, the FAA said. The FAA also found the airline maintained inadequate drug- and alcohol-testing programs and failed to inspect safety lighting on a "timely" basis. The Fort Worth, Texas-based carrier said Thursday evening that it disagreed with the findings and called the penalties "excessive." "In accordance with FAA procedures for handling these matters, we have requested to meet with the FAA after we have had time to thoroughly review their findings, so that we may discuss the issues," the airline said in a written statement. "Since these matters are ongoing with the FAA, we will not have any further comment at this time." Nearly $4.5 million of the proposed fines stem from American's continued operation of two MD-83 jetliners in December 2007 after pilots reported problems with the autopilot systems, the FAA said. The two planes were flown a combined 58 times before the problems were corrected -- and one flew 10 times after an FAA inspector notified the airline that it had wrongly deferred needed repairs. In one incident, the autopilot disconnected during a landing on December 21, the FAA said. "American technicians did not check for the actual problem, and instead deferred maintenance using an inappropriate MEL (minimum equipment list) item. The plane flew another 36 passenger-carrying flights during December 21-31." The problem was later traced to a piece of radio gear separate from the autopilot, the FAA said. Meanwhile, a different MD-83 flew four flights without a fully functioning autopilot after American mechanics put off repairs.  Regulators also accuse American of operating planes without timely inspections of their emergency lighting systems. In April, American canceled more than 3,000 flights to conduct inspections of wiring bundles in wheel wells of its 300 MD-80 jets, snarling air traffic for five days. The FAA ordered American and several other airlines to examine the wiring, which had the potential to start fires or cause landing gear to malfunction.

Question: who asks to meet with faa?

Question: What did the two planes do?

Question: What was airline also fined for?

Question: Who flew 58 times?

Question: What is the airline accused of?

Question: What was the airline fined for?

Question: Who was accused?

Question: What is accused of not having timely inspections?

Question: Who calls fines excessive?

Answer: American Airlines

Answer: fly while they knew they needed repairs.

Answer: allowing aircrafts to fly while they knew they needed repairs.

Answer: two planes

Answer: maintenance issues and problems with its drug- and alcohol-testing programs.

Answer: maintenance issues and problems with its drug- and alcohol-testing programs.

Answer: American Airlines

Answer: American Airlines

Answer: American Airlines

Summary:
NEW: American asks to meet with FAA, calls fines "excessive"
Airline accused of not having timely inspections of emergency lighting systems .
Two planes flew combined 58 times before problems corrected .
Airline also fined for "past deficiencies" regarding drug and alcohol testing.


(CNN) -- Felipe Massa has revealed that he hopes to be at his home Brazilian Grand Prix -- but he won't be behind the wheel of his Ferrari. Felipe Massa has been given the all-clear to begin training as he bids to return to the race track. The 28-year-old had aimed to be able to return to racing before the end of this Formula One season, but is resigned to getting fit for 2010 following his horrific crash in July. Massa is now able to begin his rehabilitation after having plastic surgery on Monday to repair the broken bone in his cranium that resulted when a loose spring from Rubens Barrichello's Brawn hit him in the helmet during qualifying in Hungary. The operation, at the Sao Paulo's Albert Einstein hospital, took around four and a half hours, Ferrari revealed on its official Web site. Massa told UK newspaper The Guardian that his next step was to head to Europe to use a simulator and drive go-karts as part of his fitness evaluation. He had hoped to return to action at Interlagos -- where his 2008 world championship dream was crushed by Lewis Hamilton despite winning the race -- on October 18, but said that he would only be there as a spectator. "That was the race I wanted to come back in, but it's difficult to say if it would've been possible. It will be difficult to watch it, but I will be there," Massa said. He told Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera that he still held a slim hope of driving in the final race of this season in Abu Dhabi on November 1. "In 2010 I'll be back for sure and 100%, but it would be a dream to drive in Abu Dhabi," Massa said. Massa will be replaced by Giancarlo Fisichella for the final five races of 2009, with the veteran Italian having been released from his contract by Force India to take over from test driver Luca Badoer. He said he had never doubted that he would that he would get behind the wheel of a Formula One car again. "It is my life," Massa, who is expecting his first child in November, told The Guardian. "For me, the worst thing that happened was not being able to race. If you can't drive that's terrible. "But my wife has already asked me, at least 10 times, 'Are you sure you don't feel any doubts or worries?' "Always, I say, 'No, because this is what I like to do.' If I don't drive then I am not the same person. Ever since I was a small boy this is my life. This is what I like to do. "So I really hope, and expect, nothing will change inside me when I go back into the car and start pushing myself to the maximum again."

Question: Who has Giancarlo Fisichella replaced?

Question: Which Formula one star successfully had plastic surgery on his skull?

Question: What led to Massa's severe head injuries?

Question: What caused Felipe Massa's head injuries?

Question: Who plans to attend his home grand prix ?

Question: When will Felipe Massa attend his home grand prix?

Question: Which Formula One star has Ferrari brought in to replace Felipe Massa?

Answer: Felipe Massa

Answer: Massa

Answer: a loose spring from Rubens Barrichello's Brawn hit him in the helmet

Answer: a loose spring from Rubens Barrichello's Brawn hit him in the helmet

Answer: Massa

Answer: 2010

Answer: Giancarlo Fisichella

Summary:
Formula One star Felipe Massa has had successful plastic surgery on his skull .
The Brazilian driver plans to attend his home grand prix in mid-October .
Massa suffered horrific head injuries after a freak accident in Hungary in July .
Ferrari have brought in Force India's Giancarlo Fisichella to replace him .


(CNN) -- Fernando Alonso has targeted a "very different 2012" after his finish in the final grand prix of the Formula One season meant he ended 2011 in fourth place in the drivers' standings.

The Spaniard narrowly missed out on the title in 2010 and was expected to prove a major challenger to Sebastian Vettel's crown but he only won one race all season -- at the British Grand Prix.

Ferrari have toiled behind Red Bull and McLaren throughout the entire campaign, Alonso finishing 135 points behind Vettel while his team lagged 275 points behind Red Bull in the constructors' race.

And the two-time world champion says his team must improve next year.

Webber claims first win of 2011 in Brazil

"In terms of team work we grew a lot in 2011 and we must absolutely make this the starting point for a very different 2012," Alonso told Ferrari's official website.

"If I had to score our performance, I can but repeat what Ferrari president (Luca di) Montezemolo said, giving us something between a five and six, but all the same I am proud of what the team was able to do.

"We need a car that is about five or six tenths quicker: achieving that won't be a walk in the park, but I have every confidence in our engineers and in a team that dominated the last decade in Formula One and holds every possible record in this sport.

"Let us not forget that I managed to get on the podium ten times and to score more points than last year.

"Losing out on third in the drivers' championship is definitely not a big problem: first place is the only one that really counts."

Final Formula One standings

Alonso's performance at the season-ending Brazilian Grand Prix mirrored his campaign as he trailed the Red Bull pair of Vettel -- who secured the 2011 title with four races remaining -- and Mark Webber, who won his first race of the season.

Alonso held third for a time before Jenson Button's McLaren proved too fast for him, and says he couldn't extract any more from his car.

He added: "Yet another race in which we did everything to perfection, from the start to the strategy and the work of the team. The final result is more down to the performance of the others than our own, because we could not have done more.

"I was not fighting closely with other drivers, but it would certainly have helped me gain a few tenths while overtaking.

"This grand prix produced an accurate reflection of the season: we have almost always done our maximum, fighting for a podium finish in a car that was not as good as the top two. "

Question: Alonso says that his team?

Question: How many time did Alonso win the World championchip?

Question: Alonso won many titles to?

Question: WHat was Alonsons last years final position?

Answer: work we grew a lot in 2011

Answer: two-time

Answer: Formula One

Answer: he ended 2011 in fourth place

Summary:
Fernando Alonso says his Formula One team Ferrari needs a 'very different' 2012 .
Alonso had a disappointing year finishing fourth in the drivers' championship .
Spaniard is a two-time winner of the title but was never in contention in 2011 .
Alonso says Ferrari's performance across the season only rates as a 'five or six'


(CNN) -- Fernando Alonso is determined to banish his demons in Abu Dhabi as he returns to the track where his 2010 Formula One world championship chances disintegrated.

The Ferrari driver was in pole position to grab his third career title last year, needing to finish in the top four to claim the crown.

But the Italian team took the decision to bring Alonso into the pits at an early stage and he spent the rest of the race stuck behind Renault's Vitaly Petrov, finishing seventh, and handing Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel his first ever world championship.

A dominant Vettel hasn't looked back, retaining his title with four races of the 2011 season to go and Alonso admits returning to the Yas Marina circuit will be a painful experience for him.

"It would not be honest if I told you I won't be a bit uncomfortable thinking about it when I see the paddock for the first time," Alonso wrote in his blog on Ferrari's official website.

"But then the feeling will vanish and it will leave room for the present, which is about aiming to do well this weekend and in the future: to learn as much as possible with next season in mind.

"It's right that it should be like that because in sport, as in the rest of life, you must always look ahead.

"Abu Dhabi 2010 was an important stage in my career and I have no doubt that even through that bad day, my relationship with Ferrari has become even stronger."

Alonso, from Spain, is currently third in the drivers' world championship standings, 13 points behind McLaren's British driver Jenson Button in second.

But the gulf between Vettel and the rest of the field is underlined by his 134-point lead over Button.

Alonso acknowledges that winning will be "difficult" in Abu Dhabi but says he is keen to fight for a podium place to counter last year's bitter disappointment.

"I completely appreciate that winning will be very difficult," he said. "In this closing part of the season the relative positions are very clear but we have also seen there are some conditions in which we can fight for victory: as happened in Suzuka, for example.

"We know if we all get everything right we can fight for the top three but our natural qualifying position is on the third row. Then in the race things can go differently but that is the realistic situation.

"So our target is the podium. Apart from anything else that result would allow me to fill a gap in my trophy cabinet as Abu Dhabi is the only race on the calendar from which I have yet to bring home silverware."

Question: What standing does Alonso enter the race in?

Question: Who heads the Grand Prix?

Question: Who secured the 2011 version?

Question: What place did Alonso needed to finsih in to win last year?

Question: What does Alonso need?

Question: Whose memory is Fernando Alonso trying to erase?

Answer: currently third in the drivers' world championship

Answer: Sebastian Vettel

Answer: Sebastian Vettel

Answer: top four

Answer: finish in the top four to claim the crown.

Answer: his

Summary:
Fernando Alonso out to erase the painful memory of the 2010 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix .
Alonso needed a top four finish to win last year's drivers' championship but came seventh .
Instead Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel took the title and has already secured 2011 version .
Alonso heads into this weekend's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix third in the standings .


(CNN) -- Fernando Torres rediscovered his scoring touch with a double at Stamford Bridge as Chelsea romped to a 5-0 win over Genk in their Champions League Group E match Wednesday.

The Spanish international striker had not scored in European club football for over two years, but looked dangerous throughout and might easily have had a hat-trick.

The Belgian visitors were up against it from the start and after Torres hit the post, Raul Mereiles scored with a thumping shot from outside the penalty area.

Torres was soon on the score sheet with a neat side foot effort and added his second with a well-placed header from a Mereiles cross.

Branislav Ivanovic headed home from a Florent Malouda free kick for the fourth just before halftime.

Torres, who was rested at the weekend, looked sharp as he went in search of his third and he was denied by Genk keeper Laszlo Koteles only for Salomon Kalou to grab the fifth from the rebound.

Chelsea lead Bayer Leverkusen by a point after the German side beat Valencia 2-1 in the other Group E match.

Former Chelsea midfielder Michael Ballack was the inspiration for Leverkusen, who fell behind to a goal from Brazil striker Jonas.

But they hit back through goals by midfielders Andre Schuerrle and Sidney Sam after the break, with ex-Germany captain Ballack setting up the winner with a superb defense-splitting pass.

Meanwhile in Group F,  Arsenal made sure it was a good night for English Premier League sides with a last-gasp victory over Marseille in the Stade Velodrome.

The game was headed for a 0-0 draw when substitute Aaron Ramsey cropped up for the precious winner as Arsenal go top of the group by a point from their French opponents.

Olympiakos of Greece beat German champions Borussia Dortmund 3-1 in the other match in the group to keep alive their hopes of qualification for the knockout stages.

Jose Holebas, a German player of Greek descent, headed the opener for the home side after just eight minutes.

Dortmund deservedly leveled through Polish striker Robert Lewandowski midway through the first half, but five minutes before the break Rafik Djebbour restored the Olympiakos lead.

With the visitors pressing, Olympiakos broke upfield to win a free kick and defender Francois Modesto headed home from Ariel Ibagaza's delivery to seal the victory.

Question: What was the final score in the Champions League E Match?

Question: Who scored the injury time winner for Arsenal?

Question: Who scored for Arsenal?

Question: Which team defeated Genk?

Question: Who scored twice?

Answer: 5-0

Answer: Aaron Ramsey

Answer: Aaron Ramsey

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Torres

Summary:
Chelsea beat Genk 5-0 in Champions League E match at Stamford Bridge .
Fernando Torres scores twice in easy win as Chelsea top group .
Bayer Leverksusen beat Valencia 3-1 in other Group E game .
Aaron Ramsey scores injury time winner for Arsenal at Marseille .


(CNN) -- Fernando Verdasco denied fellow Spaniard David Ferrer a third successive final appearance at the Barcelona Open after coming from behind to win a tense last-four clash on Saturday.

Fifth seed Verdasco, the losing finalist last weekend in Monte Carlo, triumphed 6-7 (3-7) 7-5 6-1 to set up a title showdown with second seed Robin Soderling on Sunday.

Verdasco was a break down as he trailed 4-3 in the second set, but battled back to win in more than two and half hours in the claycourt event.

Ferrer had been hoping to make up for his past two final defeats against Rafael Nadal, who opted to rest this week after crushing Verdasco to win a record-equaling sixth title in Monte Carlo, but the eighth seed was soon 5-0 down in the decider.

Verdasco is through to his third final this year, having won the SAP Open tournament in San Jose in February.

The 26-year-old has won only once in five meetings with Soderling, who crushed young Dutchman Thiemo de Bakker 6-1 6-4 in Saturday's second semifinal.

The Swede needed just one hour and 16 minutes to end the challenge of the 21-year-old, who fought back to make the scoreline respectable after trailing 4-0 in the second set.

De Bakker, who has risen to a career-high 67th in the world rankings this month, upset third seed Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in the quarterfinals to follow up his earlier win over clay specialist and former world No. 1 Juan Carlos Ferrero.

Question: where the final will happen?

Question: Who will Fernando Verdasco face in final?

Question: What did Fernando Verdasco deny?

Question: Who reached his second final in a week?

Question: Who did Soderling beat?

Answer: Barcelona Open

Answer: Robin Soderling

Answer: fellow Spaniard David Ferrer a third successive final appearance at

Answer: David Ferrer

Answer: Thiemo de Bakker

Summary:
Fernando Verdasco reaches second final in a week with victory at Barcelona Open .
Verdasco denies compatriot David Ferrer third successive final outing in Spanish event .
Fifth seed comes from behind to triumph 6-7 (3-7) 7-5 6-1 in Saturday's first semifinal .
He will face second seed Robin Soderling in final after Swede crushed Thiemo de Bakker .


(CNN) -- Ferrari driver Felipe Massa will be in Brazil for his home Formula One grand prix on October 18 -- as a special guest to wave the chequered flag. Felipe Massa is still hopeful of competing in the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in November. Massa is currently on the road to recovery after requiring life-saving surgery towards the end of July following his accident in qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix. After completing two days in the Ferrari simulator this week, the 28-year-old is scheduled to drive a 2007-spec car on Monday after undergoing a medical check-up in Paris on Friday, with governing body the FIA in attendance. Massa, who has not ruled out the prospect of driving in the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix on November 1, will then return to Brazil for the penultimate round on the calendar. Massa will become the third celebrity to wave the chequered flag at Interlagos in the past eight years, following in the footsteps of Pele and model Gisele Bundchen. Hopefully, Massa will at least have his eyes on the conclusion of what could be the title decider, unlike Pele, who famously failed to carry out his duty. The legendary footballer was looking the other way when Michael Schumacher beat his brother Ralf by half-a-second in 2002.

Question:
when will felipe massa be in brazil?
Where will Felipe Massa be in October?
Who drives a Ferrari?
what will massa do at interlagos?
What is Massa recovering from?

Answer: on October

Answer: Brazil

Answer: Felipe Massa

Answer: wave the chequered flag.

Answer: life-saving surgery

Summary:
Felipe Massa will be in Brazil for home Formula One grand prix on October 18 .
The Ferrari driver is a special guest to wave the chequered flag at Interlagos .
Massa is recovering from surgery after accident in qualifying for Hungarian GP .


(CNN) -- Ferrari have been fined $100,000 after Fernando Alonso kept his world title hopes alive with a controversial victory in the German Grand Prix on Sunday, though the result was allowed to stand.

The two-time world champion claimed his and Ferrari's first win since the Formula One season-opener in March, but motorsport's ruling body decided that the team had broken rules banning orders to drivers after Felipe Massa let Alonso through late in the race.

The race stewards have also referred the incident to the World Motor Sport Council for further consideration, the official F1 website reported.

Alonso, who started second on the grid behind Sebastian Vettel, recovered after being overtaken at the beginning by Massa, who held off his surging teammate until the 49th lap of 67.

Then he appeared to let the Spaniard through after being told on his radio that he was the slower of the two drivers.

Massa's race engineer Rob Smedley told him: "Alonso is faster than you. Can you confirm you understand?" Then when Alonso went through, Smedley added: "Good lad -- just stick with it now, sorry."

It appeared to be a tactical decision by the Italian outfit, with Brazilian Massa trailing Alonso by 31 points in the overall standings before the race.

Alonso, who also won in Bahrain, stayed in fifth place but closed to within 34 points of leader Lewis Hamilton with eight races left. He pulled clear to win by 4.1 seconds, twice setting the fastest lap of the race.

F1 championship standings after Hockenheim

Massa held on for second place for his best result of the season since Bahrain, with German Vettel third and teammate Mark Webber sixth as Red Bull failed to follow up the latter's victory last time out at Silverstone.

The race came a year to the day after Massa suffered a horrific head injury after an accident in qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix which ruled him out for the rest of the season.

After the race, he refused to criticize his team about the incident but looked visibly disappointed and would not elaborate on how he felt about the events -- while Ferrari denied that rules had been broken.

Was Schumacher's return a big mistake?

Massa told reporters: "I don't need to say anything about that. He passed me. We're doing a good job for the team."

Hamilton, the 2008 world champion, finished fourth to be on 157 points -- extending his lead to 14 over McLaren teammate Jenson Button, who was fifth. The Red Bull drivers were left level on 136 points in third and fourth.

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner said he believed Ferrari had broken the rules.

"The drivers should have been allowed to race. Massa did the better job. He was in the lead and the regulations are pretty clear -- team orders are not allowed," he told UK race broadcaster the BBC before the fine was announced.

"I have to say that is the clearest team order I've ever seen. It will be interesting to see what the stewards make of it because for me it was as clear as 2002, which is why the rule was brought in. It's wrong for the sport."

In 2002, Ferrari told Rubens Barrichello to let Michael Schumacher pass in the closing stages of the Austrian Grand Prix.

But Schumacher, who finished ninth on his return to a race he has won four times, said he believed his former team made the right move.

"I understand 100 percent and I would do exactly the same -- what are we here for? We're fighting for the championship," the 41-year-old said.

Renault's Robert Kubica claimed seventh place at Hockenheim, but it was a disappointing day for Mercedes on the German team's home track as Nico Rosberg was eighth ahead of seven-time world champion Schumacher.

Kubica's Russian teammate Vitaly Petrov claimed the final point on offer in 10th place.

Question: Who won the German Grand Prix at Hockenheim?

Question: Who won the German Grand Prix?

Question: How much were they fined?

Question: how many times world champion?

Question: How much was the fine?

Question: Until what lap was he leading?

Answer: Fernando Alonso

Answer: Fernando Alonso

Answer: $100,000

Answer: two-time

Answer: $100,000

Answer: 49th

Summary:
Two-time world champion Fernando Alonso wins the German Grand Prix at Hockenheim .
Spaniard recovers after being overtaken by Ferrari teammate at the start of race .
Felipe Massa led until 49th lap, after being told by team he was the slower driver .
Ferrari fined $100,000 for the incident and may yet receive further punishment .


(CNN) -- Ferrari have unveiled their new car, the F10, which the Italian manufacturer hopes will see them return to the front of the Formula One grid.

Last season saw Ferrari struggle to keep up with Brawn GP, McLaren and Red Bull and team boss Stefano Domenicali told the BBC that he believes the new car will be far more competitive than the 2009 version.

"We are coming off a season that was not competitive and this should mark a turning point. We want to win the world title once again," said Domeniciali.

Two-time world champion Fernando Alonso's move to Ferrari was one of Formula One's worse-kept secrets but, now his move has been confirmed, the Spaniard admits he cannot wait to get started.

"This is my first presentation with a Ferrari and it's very exciting," he told the official Ferrari Web site. "I want to thank the team for their great work, but also the sponsors and everybody else."

Alonso will partner Brazilian Felipe Massa, who has now fully recovered from his life-threatening crash in Hungary last July, and chairman Luca Cordero di Montezemolo believes both drivers will compliment each other superbly.

"They know how to race for a team and not for themselves. I'm expecting a lot from them. Felipe is strong, stronger than he has ever been. In Budapest I told him: 'you'll be back even stronger'' and he has."

Formula One rules changes have been taken into account when constructing the new F10 and Luca Marmorini, head of engine and electronics, commented: "From a technical point of view reducing the consumption was one of the most interesting things this year. Consumption means performance.

"There won't be any refuelling anymore so consuming less means less petrol on board and therefore better lap times. Whoever consumes less will be faster on the track."

Question: who partners this season?

Question: What is Ferrari hoping for?

Question: Who unveil their new car?

Question: What was unveiled for the 2010 Formula One Season?

Question: What has Ferrari done?

Question: What has Alonso done?

Question: Who manufactured this car?

Question: What is the new car called?

Question: How many world champions does Alonso have?

Answer: Brazilian Felipe Massa,

Answer: see

Answer: Ferrari

Answer: new car, the F10,

Answer: have unveiled their new car, the F10,

Answer: move to Ferrari

Answer: Ferrari

Answer: F10,

Answer: Two-time

Summary:
Ferrari unveil their new car, the F10, for the 2010 Formula One season .
The Italian manufacturer hopes the car will see them return to the front of the grid .
Two-time world champion Fernando Alonso partners Felipe Massa this season .


(CNN) -- Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo expects the Italian team to improve on their record of just one grand prix win in 2011 when the Formula One season resumes later this month.

Montezemolo watched his charges struggle in the opening rounds of this year's championship, with Fernando Alonso's victory at the British Grand Prix in July giving Ferrari their only maximum-points haul of the campaign so far.

But the Maranello-based outfit have experienced an upturn in form of late, with two-time world champion Alonso finishing on the podium at each of the last four races -- including a third-place finish at Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix.

Despite recent results Spaniard Alonso, 30, still trails current standings leader and reigning world champion Sebastian Vettel of Red Bull by 89 points and sits fourth in the drivers' championship.

Button: "Red Bull should be worried"

"I can see the right spirit in the team after a very difficult start to the season," Montezemolo, 63, told the team's official web site.

"[Team principal Stefano] Domenicali and his crew seem very determined, concentrating fully on their tasks for the second part of the year which I am sure will feature Ferrari in the role of a key player.

"I expect we will pick up wins to add to the important and historically very significant victory achieved at Silverstone," he added.

Latest F1 standings after the Hungarian Grand Prix

Formula One is at the start of a three-week mid-season break, with teams required to cease work on their cars for part of that time.

The 2011 season will resume with the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa on August 28.

Question: The Formula One season resumes with the Belgian Grand Prix when?

Question: Where did Alonso win?

Question: when is the Belgian Grand Prix?

Question: where did Alonso win a grand prix at?

Question: Where was Fernando Alonso's victory?

Question: Who expects Ferrari to win races?

Question: When does the F1 season resume?

Question: Who expects Ferrari to win races in the second half of the 2011 season?

Answer: August 28.

Answer: British Grand Prix

Answer: August 28.

Answer: British

Answer: British Grand Prix

Answer: president Luca di Montezemolo

Answer: later this month.

Answer: president Luca di Montezemolo

Summary:
Luca di Montezemolo expects Ferrari to win races in the second half of the 2011 season .
The Italian team have won just one race so far, Fernando Alonso's victory at Silverstone .
The Formula One season resumes with the Belgian Grand Prix on August 28 .


(CNN) -- Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has revealed that he believes seven-time Formula One world champion Michael Schumacher will come out of retirement and join the new Mercedes team. The German has been a consultant with Ferrari, for whom he won five of his drivers' crowns, since he ended his career in 2006. He almost got back behind the wheel for the Italian marque this year as a replacement for the injured Felipe Massa, but his comeback was cut short due to the lingering effects of a neck injury suffered in a motorbike accident. However, the 40-year-old is now reportedly ready to return alongside compatriot Nico Rosberg for 2010 with German manufacturer Mercedes, who took a controlling interest in 2009's double world champions Brawn. Di Montezemolo told reporters at Ferrari's Christmas lunch in Fiorano that Schumacher was close to sealing a deal, the UK Press Association reported. "I hadn't spoken to him since Abu Dhabi but I spoke to him on Wednesday," Di Montezemolo said. "He phoned me and he told me that there is a very, very, very strong possibility [of joining Mercedes]. "Having said that, it is not 100 percent decided. But that is what he said." Schumacher is poised to end a 13-year association with Ferrari if he joins Mercedes. "The real Schumacher, the one I know, will remain forever part of the Ferrari family," Di Montezemolo told Ferrari's official Web site. "I said it in Monza and I repeated it in Abu Dhabi, but, it seems he has a twin brother, identical in every way, who seems to have it in his head to go and race in Formula One with Mercedes. "I don't know him personally, but it seems we have nothing to offer him -- we have two young drivers in Felipe Massa and Fernando Alonso, on whom we are counting to deliver a lot next year. "I think that, this summer, when I asked him to stand in for Felipe, after the terrible accident in Budapest, he suddenly rediscovered the desire to race and the fact he was unable to follow through with that, left him a void that we are unable to fill. "I remember how despondent he sounded on the evening of August 9, when he called me to say that the problem with his neck meant he could not race in Valencia. "We have tried to move forward with the idea of running a third car, but for the moment, that is not possible. I don't know what he will decide for the future, but I extend to him, and indeed his twin brother, my very best wishes."

Question: Who believes Schumacher will come out of retirement?

Question: Who says the seven-time champion will join Mercedes?

Question: Who is believed to possibly come out of retirement?

Question: What is his age?

Question: Who was the 40-year-old unable to make a comeback with?

Question: Where was he injured?

Answer: president Luca di Montezemolo

Answer: president Luca di Montezemolo

Answer: Michael Schumacher

Answer: 40-year-old

Answer: Michael Schumacher

Answer: neck

Summary:
Ferrari believe F1 legend Michael Schumacher will come out of retirement .
President Luca di Montezemolo says seven-time world champion will join Mercedes .
The 40-year-old was unable to make comeback with Ferrari due to neck injury .
The German told Di Montezemolo there is a strong chance he will sign for Mercedes .


(CNN) -- Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen claimed his fourth Belgian Formula One Grand Prix victory in five years at Spa to end an astonishing run of 26 races without a win for the 2007 world champion. Kimi Raikkonen celebrates ending his victory drought after winning the Belgian Grand Prix. Raikkonen was hounded all the way for the majority of the race by pole-sitter Giancarlo Fisichella, who gave Force India their first points in F1 after 30 races with a second-place finish. In a chaos-filled race, British duo Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton crashed out on the opening lap in an accident that also accounted for the Toro Rosso of Jaime Alguersuari and Renault's Romain Grosjean. Despite Button failing to score points for the first time this season, the 29-year-old still has a 16-point world championship cushion over Brawn GP team-mate Rubens Barrichello, who was seventh, with Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel is now 19 points down after he came home third. After his 18th career win, Raikkonen told reporters: "We haven't brought new parts for the last few races as we are looking at next year. But my aim was always still to win a race because we are aiming for third in the (constructors') championship. "We probably weren't the fastest in terms of lap time, but we were able to keep everybody behind us. Hopefully we can now win more." The Finn is fifth overall, 38 points behind leader Button and 17.5 adrift of fourth-placed Australian Mark Webber. Fisichella was delighted and disappointed in equal measure as he said: "It's a great result for us. "It's a great day but I was quicker than Kimi and I'm a little bit sad because maybe I could have won the race as I was keeping pace with his car." Vettel believes anything is possible now over the remaining five races as he, teammate Webber and Barrichello continue to reel in Button. "If you look at the championship it's a good result," remarked Vettel. "We lost too much ground in the first stint because of the guys ahead, but in the second and third the car was fantastic. It was a pleasure to drive. "We've managed to take points out of the Brawns, so overall a big thank you to the team and to Renault (engine providers) after all the trouble we've gone through recently. "It shows we are back." Webber finished out of the points in ninth, with the BMW Sauber pairing of Robert Kubica and Nick Heidfeld claiming fourth and fifth respectively. Hamilton's McLaren teammate Heikki Kovalainen was sixth, and Nico Rosberg of Williams took the final points-scoring position in eighth. Raikkonen's teammate Luca Badoer was again last of the 14 drivers who finished the race, with the Italian continuing to struggle as stand-in for the injured Felipe Massa. His future with the Italian marque will be decided by Wednesday, the team said after Sunday's race. Two-time world champion Fernando Alonso retired after 26 laps due to a problem with a front wheel on his Renault, having been third at one stage. Toyota's Jarno Trulli, who started second on the grid, also retired after 21 laps after earlier pitting for repairs.

Question: Despite crashing out on opening lap, who still led the race?

Question: Giancarlo Fisichella earned which place in India?

Question: Who finished second?

Question: How many grand prix victories does Kimi Raikkonen have?

Question: Who earns Force India's first podium place?

Question: Who claims fourth Belgian Formula One Grand Prix victory?

Question: Who leads driver standings despite crashing out of opening lap?

Question: Who crashed out on opening lap?

Answer: Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton

Answer: second-place

Answer: Giancarlo Fisichella,

Answer: his fourth

Answer: Kimi Raikkonen

Answer: Kimi Raikkonen

Answer: Kimi Raikkonen

Answer: British duo Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton

Summary:
Kimi Raikkonen claims fourth Belgian Formula One Grand Prix victory at Spa .
Giancarlo Fisichella earns Force India's first podium place by finishing second .
Jenson Button still leads driver standings despite crashing out on opening lap .


(CNN) -- Fewer Americans are expected to travel for Thanksgiving this year, but those who are taking to the roads and skies may still face congestion. Travelers gather their luggage before checking in for a flight at San Francisco International Airport Tuesday. About 41 million Americans will travel at least 50 miles from home around the holiday, according to AAA auto club. That figure is down 1.4 percent from last year, meaning 600,000 fewer travelers. The dip represents the first decline in travelers since 2002. "I think with the economy going downward, people are holding off on traveling," AAA spokeswoman Christie Hyde said, noting that the largest drop this Thanksgiving is in flying. The Air Transport Association of American is projecting a 10 percent decrease in the number of air passengers flying over a 12-day period around the holiday, but airline capacity cuts prompted by record-high fuel prices over the summer mean planes will remain crowded. Travel in the skies appeared to be off to a good start Wednesday afternoon. Only a few major airports were experiencing delays by mid-afternoon, and most delays were well under an hour. The ATA expects planes to be close to 90 percent full, on average, on the busiest travel days. "You'll see plenty of people on airplanes that are full," ATA spokesman David Castelveter said. He urges air travelers to arrive at the airport early, be prepared to go through security checkpoints and travel light, as space in overhead compartments and underneath seats will be limited. iReport: Share your travel experiences Ball State University student Katie Dorsey, 21, planned to fly out of Indianapolis' new airport for the first time. She usually makes the trip to Orlando, Florida, to visit her father a couple times a year. "I know they have more TSA checkpoint lanes, so it should be faster getting through security, but I'm not sure as far as lines," Dorsey said of the new airport. "I'm going to try to get there at least two hours before my flight this time." Last week the TSA expanded its family lane program to every security checkpoint. Families, individuals who are unfamiliar with security procedures, travelers with special needs and those carrying medically necessary liquids in amounts exceeding the TSA's allowances can use these lanes to get through security at their own pace. Dorsey planned to check a bag on her AirTran flight because her travel dates dodge the carrier's fee for a first checked bag, going into effect December 5. Many major carriers have instituted fees on passengers' first checked bags, with higher fees for additional bags. In addition to mounting airline fees, Thanksgiving holiday travelers are paying on average 8 percent more for tickets this year, according to AAA's Leisure Travel Index. iReporter Bart Wible, 28, couldn't afford to pay the fares he found to fly from West Palm Beach, Florida, with his son and fiancee to visit family in Indiana. He looked for tickets online four or five times a week for several months, but the lowest fare he could find was $348 per ticket. Wible said he drives to Indiana when he has time to make the 16½-hour trip. "Lately, it's turned into a trip that I have to drive. Even whenever gas prices were at almost $4 a gallon, I had to drive it, because it's still less expensive than flying when you look at three people traveling," Wible said. Driving isn't an option for the long weekend, he said, even with average gas prices dipping below $1.90 a gallon. Wible won't be among the 33.2 million Americans AAA expects to travel by car this year. The projected number of holiday drivers is down 1.2 percent from last year's 33.6 million drivers. AAA expects to assist five million stranded motorists during the holiday season. AAA's Hyde urges motorists to get their vehicles checked out before hitting the road. "Even though people might be trying to tighten their purse strings right now, it's not the time to let your maintenance lapse on your car,

Question: When was the last time travelers dipped?

Question: Which holiday will people be traveling for?

Question: What happened since 2002?

Question: What is the predicted decline?

Question: What distance will people be traveling?

Question: How many people will travel at least 50 miles home?

Answer: 2002.

Answer: Thanksgiving

Answer: the first decline in travelers

Answer: 10 percent decrease

Answer: least 50 miles

Answer: About 41 million Americans

Summary:
41 million Americans will travel at least 50 miles from home this Thanksgiving .
A slight dip in the number of travelers is the first decline since 2002 .
The largest predicted decline is among air travelers .


(CNN) -- Fiat Group, fresh from an agreement to buy a piece of troubled automaker Chrysler, has plans to purchase GM Europe and spin off the recombined carmakers into a new company. Fiat's update of the Cinquecento. The company says its small car expertise can help GM Europe get back on track. If successful, the new company would become one of the largest car manufacturers in the world behind Toyota. The combined company would generate about $100 billion annually with sales of between 6 and 7 million cars a year. "Clearly they're trying to take advantage of the opportunity when a lot of stakeholders may be willing to accommodate them," said John Bonnell, an auto industry analyst with JD Power and Associates. "It may be their only opportunity to get to the kind of scale necessary to succeed in this market." In an interview with the Financial Times, Sergio Marchionne, chief executive officer of Fiat, detailed a plan to separate Fiat Auto core car divisions and join with Opel/Vauxhall, Saab and GM's other European operations. Last week, Fiat agreed to take an initial 20 percent of Chrysler as the U.S. manufacturer filed for bankruptcy protection. "It's an incredibly simple solution to a very thorny problem," Marchionne told the Financial Times. Marchionne hopes to have the deal finished by the end of this month, and list shares for the new company -- which may be called Fiat/Opel -- by the end of August. Fiat has only recently gotten itself back on track. In his five years at the helm of Fiat, Marchionne has helped turn around the troubled Italian automaker. Analysts say its small-car technology can help Chrysler, known for its minivans. In the past five years, Fiat has been able to regain market share in Europe with its economy fuel-saving cars as well as its luxury line, Alfa Romeo. Marchionne is scheduled to meet with German government officials Monday to discuss the plan. Opel is GM Europe's German unit. To secure the deal, Fiat is hoping to secure loans from the German government, raising concerns in Germany about helping to fund the Chrysler deal. The company plans to keep its plants operating in Germany, but will reduce workforce, which is likely to raise political concerns.

Question: What is Fiat hoping for ?

Question: What does Fiat hope for?

Question: Which company does Fiat hope to purchase?

Question: How much money is the new company excepted to generate ?

Question: What would the new company be called?

Question: How much money would the new company generate?

Question: How much would the new company generate?

Answer: to secure loans from the German government,

Answer: to have the deal finished by the end of this month,

Answer: GM Europe

Answer: about $100 billion annually with sales of between 6 and 7 million cars a year.

Answer: Fiat/Opel

Answer: $100 billion annually

Answer: $100 billion annually

Summary:
Fiat hopes to purchase GM Europe .
The move comes a week after Fiat agreed to buy a stake in Chrysler .
Fiat plans would create one of the world's largest car companies .
The new company, Fiat/Opel, would generate $100 billion a year .


(CNN) -- Fifteen people have now died after consuming cantaloupe contaminated with the listeria monocytogenes bacteria, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Friday.

At least 84 people in 19 states have become ill with the bacteria, the agency said. And the number of illnesses could still grow, added the CDC, citing reporting lags and how the disease can develop slowly in some people.

On Tuesday, the CDC was reporting 13 deaths and 72 illnesses in what was already then the deadliest food-borne illness outbreak in the United States since 1998.

Five people have died in New Mexico from eating the tainted cantaloupes, the CDC said. Three people died in Colorado, two in Texas and one each in Kansas, Maryland, Missouri, Nebraska and Oklahoma.

Illnesses have also been reported in Alabama, Arkansas, California, Illinois, Indiana, Montana, North Dakota, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin and Wyoming.

What you need to know about Listeria

Most of those who fell ill are more than 60 years old, the CDC said. Doctors also are closely monitoring the pregnancies of two women who ate contaminated cantaloupe, with the agency noting that listeriosis can cause miscarriages and stillbirths.

Older adults and people with compromised immune systems are also especially susceptible.

Public health investigators have traced the source of the bacteria to a farm in Granada, Colorado.

Food Poisoning 101

The grower, Jensen Farms, issued a recall for its Rocky Ford-brand cantaloupes on September 14. By now, the cantaloupes should all be off store shelves, the CDC said.

The agency warned that people should not eat Rocky Ford cantaloupes, even if they have eaten part of one and have not yet fallen ill. It also said that consumers should be wary of eating any cantaloupes if they don't know where they came from.

How to keep your food safe

Question:
What fruit caused illnesses?
What bacteria taints the fruits?
what caused illnesses
How many people have fallen ill?

Answer: cantaloupe

Answer: listeria monocytogenes

Answer: listeria monocytogenes

Answer: At least 84

Summary:
Contaminated cantaloupes have caused illnesses in 19 states, the CDC says .
In addition to the deaths, a total of 84 people have fallen ill, the agency says .
The fruits are thought to be tainted by listeria monocytogenes bacteria .
Colorado-based Jensen Farms has recalled its cantaloupes .


(CNN) -- Fifteen years ago this month, Rwanda declared a cease-fire in a genocide that left more than 800,000 dead. In the attacks that started in April 1994, Hutu militias and members of the general population sought out Tutsis and moderate Hutus -- and went on a 100-day killing rampage. In June of 1994, Rwanda was still in the grip of a 100-day killing rampage. Civilians and children got incentives to take part in the atrocities, including promises of land belonging to their Tutsi neighbors. It was one of the most brutal genocides in modern history. Some figures put the number of dead at 1 million, 10 percent of the population of the central African nation. Millions more were raped and disfigured. A whole generation of children lost their parents. What started the Tutsi and Hutu rivalry The Tutsi ethnic minority and the Hutu majority had been at odds even before 1994. The rivalry started during colonial times, when the Belgians considered Tutsis the privileged ethnicity, thus giving them better opportunities. The Hutus were considered inferior, prompting resentment that was passed on through the generations. The first major assault on Tutsis occurred in 1959, killing thousands and prompting more attacks over the years. The animosity caused the Tutsis to flee to neighboring countries, including Burundi and Uganda. The Hutus took over the government when Rwanda gained its independence from Belgium in 1962, but the resentment remained. Hours before the genocide In early April, a plane carrying then-President Juvenal Habyarimana, a Hutu, was shot down near the capital, Kigali. The president, his Burundian counterpart and their aides were killed. A few hours later, Rwanda erupted into chaos. Some have accused current President Paul Kagame, a Tutsi, of masterminding the killing. Kagame, who led a Tutsi militia group at the time, has denied any ties. He has accused Hutu rebels of instigating the assassinations to incite fury and attacks on Tutsis. Differences between Hutus and Tutsis They speak the same language and practice the same customs. However, most Tutsis are considered tall and lanky, which has led to speculation that they have Ethiopian heritage. During the genocide, the bodies of Tutsis were thrown into rivers by the Hutus, who said they were sending them back to Ethiopia. The aftermath of the genocide After 100 days of death and destruction, the Tutsi militia led by Kagame defeated the Hutu rebels and took control of the government. Scores of Hutus fled to neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo, where they have been accused of inciting more violence. Rwanda has invaded Congo various times to launch an offensive against Hutus allegedly linked to the genocide. After the cease-fire, a multiethnic government made up of Hutu President Pasteur Bizimungu and Vice President Kagame came into power. Bizimungu was later accused of ethnic discord and jailed. Kagame became president in 2000. Trials for genocide suspects Top officials such as army generals and politicians who allegedly took part in the genocide are tried in the Rwandan justice system and the International Criminal Tribunal, which is based in Tanzania. Civilians who allegedly contributed either directly or indirectly are tried in gacaca courts. The latter are community courts conducted by a panel of nine civilians in an open field. The courts allow survivors to point out and confront their attackers. Gacaca means "open grass" in the local language. Human rights organizations say the gacacas fall short on delivering justice. State of the nation 15 years later Rwanda is now considered one of Africa's most stable nations. Education, health care, tourism and trade -- which were destroyed in the genocide -- have improved dramatically. Kagame has made big strides against corruption, a major problem in Africa. However, critics have accused him of being an autocratic leader who has stifled the country's media. Others have said the growth in economy is limited to urban areas and has not trickled into rural areas.

Question: How many died during the killing?

Question: Which is the most stable nation in Africa?

Question: What is the hatred between?

Question: What lasted 100 days?

Question: What is Rwanda considered?

Question: What caused genocide between Tutsi and Hutu in 1994?

Question: How long was the rampage?

Question: For how long killing were between Tutsi and Hutu?

Answer: 800,000 dead.

Answer: Rwanda

Answer: Hutus and Tutsis

Answer: killing rampage.

Answer: one of Africa's most stable nations.

Answer: the privileged ethnicity,

Answer: 100-day

Answer: 100-day

Summary:
Simmering hatreds between Tutsi and Hutu erupted in genocide in 1994 .
100-day killing rampage left 800,000 dead -- mostly Tutsis and moderate Hutus .
Rwanda is now considered one of Africa's most stable nations .


(CNN) -- Fighting has prompted thousands of people in the southern part of Sudan's Darfur region to seek security and shelter at a refugee camp in the northern part of the war-torn area, according to the United Nations.

A member of the Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) stands guard near the Sudan-Chad border in 2007.

The U.N.'s Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) reported that fighting in Muhajeria and Shearia between Sudanese government forces, and the rebel Justice and Equality Movement (JEM), drove over 15,000 people north to the Zam Zam camp.

The water supply to the camp is becoming strained with displaced people arriving there every day, OCHA said Wednesday.

The government of Sudan has waged a brutal counter-insurgency against militias for the past six years, a war that some international critics have characterized as genocide.

An estimated 300,000 people in the western Sudanese region have been killed through combat, disease or malnutrition, according to the United Nations. An additional 2.7 million people have been forced to flee their homes because of fighting among rebels, government forces and the violent Janjaweed militias.

Fighting continues in the region despite the JEM and local government signing a "goodwill and confidence-building" agreement earlier in February, according to the U.N.

The U.N.-African Union allied peacekeeping mission (UNAMID) will begin building a new community police center near Zam Zam in the next two weeks, the U.N. announced Saturday.

The violence in Darfur erupted in 2003 after rebels began an uprising against the Sudanese government. To counter the rebels, Sudanese authorities armed and cooperated with Arab militias that went from village to village in Darfur, killing, torturing and raping residents there, according to the United Nations, Western governments and human rights organizations. The militias targeted civilian members of tribes from which the rebels drew strength.

Last year, Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir was charged with genocide by the International Criminal Court for the government's campaign of violence in Darfur.

Under pressure to end the fighting, Al-Bashir in November agreed to an immediate and unconditional cease-fire in Darfur. But the rebel Justice and Equality Movement was not included in the case-fire talks.

CNN's Katy Byron contributed to this report.

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Question: What do refugees seek?

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Question: When did the Darfur violence first erupt?

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Question: Where are the refugees seeking shelter at?

Answer: 2003

Answer: 2003

Answer: southern

Answer: camp in the northern part of the war-torn area,

Answer: 2003

Answer: the past six

Answer: security

Answer: Sudanese government forces,

Answer: 2003

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Answer: camp in the northern part of the war-torn area,

Summary:
Refugees seek security and shelter at refugee camp in north Darfur .
Darfur government has waged counter-insurgency war against militias for six years .
Darfur violence erupted in 2003 after rebel uprising against Sudanese government .


(CNN) -- Fighting in the volatile Sudanese region of Darfur has sparked another wave of refugees into Chad and left a Red Cross employee dead, according to international agencies. Refugee camps in eastern Chad house about 300,000 people who fled violence in the Darfur region of Sudan. The U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees said on Monday that more than 12,000 people have fled militia attacks over the last few days from Sudan's Darfur region to neighboring Chad, still recovering from a recent attempt by rebels there to topple the government. "Most of the new arrivals in Chad had already been displaced in Darfur in recent years. They are really tired of being attacked and having to move," said UNHCR's Jorge Holly. "All the new refugees we talked to said they did not want to go back to Darfur at this point, they wanted to be transferred to a refugee camp in eastern Chad." This latest influx of refugees in Chad aggravates an already deteriorating security situation across this politically unstable region of Africa. Before the latest flight into Chad, the UNHCR and its partner groups "were taking care of 240,000 Sudanese refugees in 12 camps in eastern Chad and some 50,000 from Central African Republic in the south of the country." Up to 30,000 people in Chad fled the country for Cameroon during the rebel-government fighting. The International Committee of the Red Cross said on Monday that one of its employees was killed in western Darfur last week during fighting. The victim is a 45-year-old Sudanese national and father of six children. He was killed in the area of Seleia, one of the three towns where reported government-backed Janjaweed militia attacks on Friday left around 200 people dead. U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon last week deplored the acts, urged all parties to stop hostilities, and said "all parties must adhere to international humanitarian law, which prohibits military attacks against civilians." The United Nations says "more than 200,000 people have been killed and 2.2 million others forced to flee their homes since fighting began in 2003 among government forces, rebel groups and allied militia groups known as the Janjaweed." The recent fight between Chad's government and rebels is seen as a proxy war over Darfur. Sudan's government believes Chad is supporting rebels in Darfur. Chad's government believes Sudan is supporting the rebels that moved on Chad's capital of N'Djamena. E-mail to a friend

Question: Where was one employee killed?

Question: what happened in chad

Question: Who is fighting in Chad?

Question: What is Darfur wracked by?

Question: How many have recently crossed to Chad?

Question: How many people have crossed to Chad in last few days?

Question: Who was killed in Dafur?

Answer: Sudanese region of Darfur

Answer: attempt by rebels there to topple the government.

Answer: government forces, rebel groups and allied militia groups

Answer: Fighting

Answer: 12,000

Answer: 12,000

Answer: Red Cross employee dead,

Summary:
Aid agencies say 12,000 people have crossed to Chad in last few days .
Red Cross says one of its employees killed in western Darfur .
Rebel fighting in Chad seen as a proxy war over Darfur crisis .
Darfur wracked by factional violence for five years .


(CNN) -- Filmmaker Michael Moore, whose new documentary "Sicko" takes on America's health care system, faced off Tuesday with CNN chief medical correspondent and practicing neurosurgeon Dr. Sanjay Gupta.

Michael Moore and CNN's Sanjay Gupta argued Tuesday about Gupta's report on Moore's film "Sicko"

Moore criticized a report Gupta did on CNN Monday on "Sicko."

"He said the facts were fudged," Moore said, referring to Gupta, on CNN's "Larry King Live."

"That's a lie. None of the facts are fudged."

Moore and Gupta shouted and argued over data Gupta used and data Moore used. Moore said his staffers backed up the film's facts to Gupta before the report aired and that Gupta aired it knowing his facts were wrong.

Gupta disputed that.  Watch Moore, Gupta make their points »

"We try and look for some of the best sources we can possibly find," he said. "Michael has a lot of different numbers. ... You're sort of cherry-picking data from different reports."

Both agreed, however, on the basic premise of "Sicko": Problems abound in America's health-care system and need to be fixed.

"I thought it was a good movie, and I wanted to say that," Gupta said. "I think it strikes at the irrefutable fact -- it's broken. We get it."

He praised Moore for raising awareness of the issue.

However, Gupta said he was concerned that the movie -- which notes that other developed nations such as France and Canada have universal health care --suggests that health care in those countries is free.

While patients may not pay for services at the doctor's office, they do pay high taxes to fund such a system, something Gupta said he was concerned that "Sicko" audiences might not realize.

Moore responded by saying Americans pay more in copays, deductibles and insurance premiums. "We [America] have a system built on profit," the moviemaker said.

He asked Gupta if the current system, which requires him to receive approval from an insurance company before performing some procedures, is cumbersome to him.

"It's a shameful system, especially when I'm dealing with some of my patients," Gupta said.

But he questioned Moore's apparent solution -- putting health care in the hands of the Bush administration, which Moore fiercely criticized in the past, particularly in his film "Fahrenheit 9/11."

"The government actually used to do things right," Moore said in response. "The problem is who we put in power."

Moore has adamantly opposed the war in Iraq and said the government should reprioritize -- a position he took many years before skepticism of the war's success abounded in Washington.

"I am sorry we've taken so much time trying to correct [Gupta's] facts here tonight instead of talking about the real issue" -- the ailing health care system, Moore said. E-mail to a friend

Question: What did Gupta say about the movie?

Question: was moore criticized a report?

Question: What does Gupta's report question?

Question: What is Sicko?

Question: what has gupta said in response?

Question: Who is criticising the report?

Question: What did Gupta's report question?

Question: What report that Gupta did was criticized by Moore?

Question: which channel did the report air on?

Question: Who criticized Gupta's report?

Question: what gupta said?

Answer: "I thought it was a good

Answer: criticized a report Gupta did on CNN Monday on "Sicko."

Answer: "He said the facts were fudged,"

Answer: documentary

Answer: "That's a lie. None of the facts are fudged."

Answer: Michael Moore

Answer: Moore's film "Sicko"

Answer: on CNN Monday on "Sicko."

Answer: CNN

Answer: Michael Moore

Answer: "We try and look for some of the best sources we can possibly find,"

Summary:
Moore criticized a report Gupta did on CNN Monday on "Sicko"
Gupta's report questions some of the movie's numbers and solutions .
Gupta: "I thought it was a good movie, and I wanted to say that"


(CNN) -- Financial crisis-stricken Iceland formally applied for European Union membership on Friday, a day after lawmakers narrowly backed a government plan to take the island nation into the economic and political bloc. Icelandic PM Johanna Sigurdardottir pledged to take Iceland into the EU during April's election campaign. A copy of the application was submitted to the Swedish government, which currently holds the EU's rotating presidency, Iceland's Ministry for Foreign Affairs confirmed in a statement. Iceland's economy was devastated by the collapse of the island's banking system last year, leading to the resignation of the country's government. In elections in April, center left leader Johanna Sigurdardottir was elected prime minister after pledging to take Iceland into the EU. On Thursday, Iceland's parliament, the Althing, voted in favor of the government plan by 33 votes to 28 with two abstentions. "This is a historic day for Iceland," Foreign Minister Ossur Skarphedinsson said in a statement. "As a European nation already deeply integrated into European structures... we now look forward to taking the next logical step, in close cooperation with our European partners." Welcoming Iceland's application, European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso said: "The decision of the Icelandic Parliament is a sign of the vitality of the European project and indicative of the hope that the European Union represents. Iceland is a European country with long and deep democratic roots." Iceland already benefits from a free trade arrangement with European Union member states, latterly as a participating member of the European Economic Area, which was established in 1994, and formerly through a bilateral free trade agreement with the EEC, the EU's predecessor. But Icelanders have traditionally been skeptical of the benefits of full EU membership, fearing that they would lose some of their independence as a small state within a larger political entity. At present three other states in southeastern Europe -- Croatia, FYR Macedonia and Turkey -- are candidate countries for EU membership. "I am pleased that the EU's enlargement agenda may soon extend to Europe's north-western corner as well, with Iceland, a country with deep democratic traditions, in addition to our continued commitment to South East Europe," said Enlargement Commissioner Olli Rehn.

Question: who has Iceland already enjoys free trade deal with?

Question: What did Iceland apply for?

Question: The President of the European Commission says?

Question: What was devastated by the banking system?

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Question: What does Iceland get for free?

Answer: European Union member states,

Answer: formally applied

Answer: "The decision of the Icelandic Parliament is a sign of the vitality of the

Answer: Iceland's economy

Answer: lawmakers

Answer: European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso

Answer: Iceland already benefits from a free trade arrangement with European Union member states,

Summary:
Iceland applies for EU membership after lawmakers back government plan .
Island's economy was devastated by collapse of banking system last year .
Iceland already enjoys free trade deal with EU member states .
European Commission President hails Iceland's "long, deep democratic roots"


(CNN) -- Finnish prosecutors will file genocide charges against a Rwandan man in the killings of 15 people during Rwanda's ethnic cleansing bloodbath in 1994, authorities said Monday. The case is the first genocide trial in Finland's history. Accused of complicity in the killings, the unidentified man would face life imprisonment if convicted. "It is obvious, according to the pre-trial investigation, that the man has committed a crime of genocide in the municipality of Nyakizu in April and May 1994 with intent to destroy the Rwandan Tutsis partly or totally," Finland's prosecutor-general said in a statement. The man, a 58-year-old Hutu, has denied the charges. Stoked by the assassination of then-Rwandan President Juvenal Habyarimana, extremist militias made up of ethnic Hutus slaughtered ethnic Tutsis across Rwanda, beginning in April 1994. Within 100 days, an estimated 800,000 people were killed. The genocide ended when Tutsi-led militias backing Rwandan President Paul Kagame ousted the Hutu government supporting the massacre. The Rwandan man was living in Porvoo, about 50 km (31 miles) east of the Finnish capital of Helsinki, when he was arrested. Prosecutors said they interviewed nearly 100 witnesses abroad before proceeding with charges against the man.

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Answer: 800,000

Answer: first genocide

Answer: Finland's

Answer: 58-year-old

Answer: killed.

Answer: 58-year-old

Answer: Rwanda's ethnic cleansing bloodbath in

Answer: genocide trial

Answer: 800,000

Summary:
The case is the first genocide trial in Finland's history .
The 58-year-old Hutu man living in Finland when he was arrested .
Estimated 800,000 ethnic Tutsis slaughtered in 1994 by Hutu-led militias .


(CNN) -- Fire, the wheel and even cup noodles were among the varied answers to the question posed by CNN: "What is man's greatest achievement?" Man set foot on the moon on July 20, 1969. Was that man's greatest achievement? Have your say. CNN producers armed with cameras put the puzzler to passersby in Berlin, Madrid, Rome, Bangkok, Tokyo, New Delhi and Paris. In the lead-up to the 40th anniversary of NASA's Apollo 11 mission, more people might have been expected to nominate the moon landing as one of man's greatest feats. Alas not. One woman in Germany suggested the computer. "It has opened up my world. I can stay in my house and travel all over the world," she said. Another suggested the airplane. "It's the easiest way to get from one country to the other. Imagine if you would be able to only take the ship. It would take you ages to go somewhere, so it makes humanity more flexible."  See what they said » Fire also got a look-in. "Everything started there right?" said one man in Spain. There was agreement in Italy: "I think the most important is that man discovered fire because it's bringing a lot of life." The written word was also nominated in Italy, as were architecture and sanitation. "The biggest achievement of mankind? Music, right?" suggested one woman in Spain. In New Delhi, video games got one man's vote. "It allows you to be whomever you want, in whichever world you want, and lets you live an alternate fantasy life," he said. One hopeful businessman in Italy told us, perhaps prematurely: "Peace, I'd say peace. That would be the greatest achievement for all." What do you think is man's greatest achievement? Where does the moon landing fit in?

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Question: on how many entities did CNN posed the question to people?

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Question: What was the question?

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Answer: varied

Answer: Berlin, Madrid, Rome, Bangkok, Tokyo, New Delhi and Paris.

Answer: man's greatest achievement?

Answer: "What is man's greatest achievement?"

Answer: the wheel and even cup noodles were among the varied

Summary:
CNN posed the question to people in seven cities .
Answers ranged from fire, to the written word, the Internet, plane travel .
A few people nominated the moon landing as man's greatest feat .
Have your say through Sound Off, or send us a video to iReport .


(CNN) -- Fireworks continued to erupt between Bolivia and Peru over a costume worn at this year's Miss Universe pageant. Last week, during the national costume part of the competition, Miss Peru, Karen Schwarz, wore an Andean-inspired outfit featuring a headpiece with large horns based on the costume used in the traditional Diablada, or deviled, folk dance. In wearing the outfit, Schwarz unwittingly set off a firestorm in Bolivia, whose culture minister Pablo Groux threatened to go to the International Court of Justice in The Hague to claim that the Diablada belongs to Bolivia's culture and no one else. Bolivia sent a letter to the Miss Universe organizers, citing evidence that the dance has its roots in Bolivia and distinctly belongs to the country, Bolivia's state-run news agency ABI reported. Bolivia dancers showcased the Diablada at events in Washington and Panama, and Bolivia's ambassador to France summed up the country's stance, according to ABI: "We ask that urgent, adequate, opportune and pertinent measures be taken to protect Bolivian cultural patrimony and the respect of the origin of our customs and ancient traditions." Peruvian officials have said that the Diablada folk dance has its roots in both countries. Bolivia has no grounds to claim the dance in the international court, countered Peru's director of its National Institute of Culture, Cecilia Bakula told the newspaper El Comercio. "This issue should stop because we can't lose tolerance or respect between both countries over things like this," Schwarz said in an interview with Bolivian media. "We have a dance that unites us because the Diablada is danced in Bolivia and Peru." The cultural dispute comes at a time of political disagreement between the countries relating to maritime access at the border between Chile and Peru. Peruvian President Alan Garcia has accused Chile and land-locked Bolivia of negotiating an under-the-table deal that would leave Peru out. On Monday Peru said it was taking its own case to the International Court of Justice over the maritime dispute.

Question: What was the outfit inspired by?

Question: who are threatens to go to international court?

Question: Who is the maritime dispute between?

Question: Who is Miss Peru?

Question: Who has threatened to go to international court?

Question: What does Peru threaten to go to court over?

Question: what says Cultural Director?

Answer: Andean-inspired

Answer: Karen Schwarz,

Answer: Bolivia and Peru

Answer: Karen Schwarz,

Answer: Pablo Groux

Answer: the maritime dispute.

Answer: Bolivia has no grounds to claim the dance in the international court,

Summary:
Miss Peru, Karen Schwarz, set off firestorm in Bolivia with Andean-inspired outfit .
Bolivia's cultural minister threatens to go to international court .
Report: Peru cultural director says Bolivia has no grounds to claim dance .
Peru also threatens to go to court: over maritime dispute with Chile and Bolivia .


(CNN) -- First it was instant messaging during office hours that gave us the thrill of passing notes in class. Then it was ogling ourselves on Web cams, ranting our minds on blogs, uploading our baby photos on Flickr and poking each other on Facebook. These days, as corporate records show, we choose to spend our lunch breaks watching YouTube, if not chatting over Skype. CSL's flagship One2Free shop stands at the corner of Hong Kong's trendy Causeway Bay district. The bad news is the Web 2.0 revolution is over. The good news is now we can take it with us. Over the past two years, well over a dozen startups have sprung into action, bringing everything from IM to VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) to our mobile phones, in a quest to conquer the cellular fourth screen. Winner of Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal's 2007 Emerging Technologies Awards in the category of Social Networking, Mig33 is confident about the viability of its future: "The next wave of Internet growth is mobile. The number of mobile devices worldwide has exceeded three billion, and the next billion subscribers will have their first Internet experience using a mobile phone." Like the Rotterdam-based Nimbuzz, Mig33 also offers instant messaging, photo sharing and VoIP for cheaper telephony, in addition to social networking via profiles, chatrooms and, of course, friends. Applications are free to download and communities are free to join, while members are charged only for SMS and VoIP calls, bridging communications between mobile devices and desktop computers. The softwares are fully functional on both 3G and any smart (Internet-enabled) 2.5G phones running such platforms as Java, Symbian, Windows Mobile, Blackberry, S60 and the iPhone OS. Nimbuzz in particular boasts compatibility with Skype, Google Talk, AOL Instant Messenger, Windows Live Messenger, Yahoo! Live Messenger, Jabber, MySpace and Facebook. But it is hardly alone in partnering with traditional desktop live chat sites, as well as industry partners around the world. Playfully packaged, internationally-based Fring works with WiFi providers in Europe and Australia as well as SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) providers based in both North and South America, Western and Eastern Europe, South Africa and China, also consolidating all chat buddies into a single mobile contact list. In this context, one way to stand out from the all-encompassing bunch with the global reach is through niche audience focus. MyHappyPlanet, a free online language-exchange network that allows members to create profiles and chat with language partners in real time (text, voice, video), will go mobile in the near future. A2Aworld, an upcoming mobile social networking startup, will focus on connecting social networkers between the world's two largest online communities -- America and Asia -- in terms of communication, information, culture and e-commerce. Furthermore, its business model is based on revenue from emerging online advertising, VoIP calls and premium membership fees, without the mobile ads and viral marketing. Fierce competition Meanwhile in the mobile marketplace, VoIP competition is getting fierce. While SIPphone's open-source Gizmo Project was heralded by early beta testers as "the first viable Skype alternative" in July 2005, it's clear today that Skype itself is the big winner in the VoIP game. Most recently, iSkoot has extended its partnership with Skype, following its collaboration with mobile operator 3 for the global launch of the 3 Skypephone in October 2007, which was the first mass-market Skype-enabled handset as a carrier-integrated solution for mobile-VoIP IM services. But mobile VoIP itself still faces multiple challenges, including fragmented access and distribution. While some applications choose to collaborate with mobile network carriers, others choose to compete with them by using data networks such as WiFi. "In the near future, there will be a hyper-convergence solution," predicts A2Aworld's Michael Liu. "However, WiFi/WiMax to cell/IMS will be playing a bigger and bigger role. In the long run, there will be all-in-IP IMS

Question: What do startups offer social networking sites?

Question: Who faces challenges on mobile market?

Answer: instant messaging, photo sharing and VoIP for cheaper telephony,

Answer: VoIP

Summary:
Startups offer applications to bring social networking sites to mobile platforms .
VoIP faces challenges on mobile market: competition, distribution, access .
Mobile mission to make seamless space between desktop and handset .