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Wales avenged last year's heartbreaking Rugby World Cup semifinal defeat by France on Saturday, clinching the Six Nations title with a 16-9 home victory that left Warren Gatland's team with a perfect record in this season's competition.

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France beat 14-man Wales to reach Rugby World Cup finalupdated: Sun Oct 16 2011 08:46:00

France beat heroic 14-man Wales 9-8 in Auckland Saturday to reach the final of the Rugby World Cup.

Auckland's Rugby World Cup sightsupdated: Mon Sep 26 2011 10:51:00

Travel past the Viaduct Basin, the Sky Tower and One Tree Hill on the way to the RWC final venue, Eden Park.

Second-half spree gives Wales record win at Rugby World Cupupdated: Mon Sep 26 2011 10:51:00

Wales scored 59 second-half points against Namibia on Monday to seal a record 81-7 victory at the Rugby World Cup in New Zealand.

Fourth missing miner found dead, Wales police sayupdated: Sat Sep 17 2011 04:53:00

The search for missing workers in a flooded Wales coal mine ended tragically Friday as rescuers discovered the fourth and final man's body, South Wales police said.

3 found dead in search for trapped miners in Wales, police sayupdated: Fri Sep 16 2011 11:04:00

A third miner was found dead Friday in a flooded mine in Wales, police said.

Welfare staff on trail of horse that tried to board trainupdated: Thu May 19 2011 11:57:00

Animal welfare officers in Wales were on Thursday trying to trace a man seen trying to board a train with a pony.

Tiger feels the heat in Walesupdated: Thu Sep 30 2010 14:10:00

Tiger Woods faces a barrage of hostile questions ahead of the 2010 Ryder Cup in Wales.

Search teams find 2nd victim of UK floodingupdated: Tue Nov 24 2009 09:51:00

A woman's body was found in a river in Wales, police said Tuesday, the second death from severe flooding that has hit England and Wales since late last week.

Time.com: Wikipedia's Wales Hit Over Expensesupdated: Wed Mar 05 2008 12:00:00

Virtually anyone can edit an entry on Wikipedia, the popular online encyclopedia. But its founder is finding it's not so easy to cover his tracks after a messy breakup with a TV personality and a dustup over his expenses began playing out on the Web.It's not the first time that Jimmy Wales, Wikipedia's de facto leader, has found his behavior questioned -- especially since no subject appears too arcane for dissection by Wikipedia's passionate community of users. The latest episodes, however, reverberated beyond the usual die-hards.A former lover -- political pundit Rachel Marsden -- let out steamy and embarrassing online chats with Wales, and dumped his clothes on eBay. Wales, 41, also became the subject of an eyebrow-raising blog entry by Danny Wool, who until last year worked for the nonprofit, donor-supported Wikimedia Foundation that runs the encyclopedia.Wool wrote that Wales had asked the foundation to reimburse him for costly items like a $1,300 dinner for four at a Florida steakhouse. Wool alleged

Fortune: Old media meets empowered customersupdated: Thu Jan 24 2008 10:44:00

Right after the close of the DLD tech/Net/media conference in Munich this week, I was running on a treadmill, looking out at the cathedral and church spires, the only things higher than the hotel's top-floor gym. Europeans respect and preserve the past. What consistently amazes me is how aggressively some in Europe are simultaneously pursuing the future.

SI.com: Wonder of Walesupdated: Wed Aug 01 2007 00:30:00

Ask the guys in your foursome what they think ofWales, and they'll probablysay, "Ah, magnificent creatures." Forgolfers who love the links game,Wales -- the principality, not themammals -- suffers in the longshadow cast by the great courses ofScotland and Ireland.

CNNMoney: Wikia details plans for rival to Googleupdated: Sat Jul 28 2007 21:03:00

Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales said Friday he is putting the building blocks in place for a community-developed Web search service that would rival search engines such as Google or Yahoo.

Time.com: Mild Strain of Human Bird Flu in Britainupdated: Tue May 29 2007 17:40:00

Four people have tested positive for a mild strain of bird flu, British authorities said Friday

Business 2.0: The Wales Rules for Web 2.0updated: Wed Apr 04 2007 14:30:00

Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales was in the Web 2.0 business before there was such a term. He has five rules for tapping the enthusiasm of users.

Business 2.0: Building a Wiki Worldupdated: Tue Apr 03 2007 10:00:00

Jimmy Wales may have created the world's largest encyclopedia, but he can't keep his inbox in order. In the back of a black London cab, careening from one high-powered meeting to the next, Wales si...

Fortune: Wikipedia's next stepsupdated: Thu Feb 22 2007 16:16:00

At my daughter's New York City high school her teachers tell her to not to use Wikipedia. When I talked to Jimmy Wales in Davos a few weeks ago, I expected him to be dismissive, perhaps even contemptuous, about such attitudes.

Fortune: At Davos: citizenship, apostasy and $100 laptopsupdated: Thu Feb 01 2007 13:57:00

I was sitting in a session at Davos idly doing e-mail when I suddenly slapped my laptop closed and listened, amazed. Nestle CEO Peter Brabeck-Letmathe, on stage, was asserting that global warming doesn't much matter, that Al Gore deliberately omitted contradictory information from his movie "An Inconvenient Truth," and that the world would be better off using money it is spending to comply with the Kyoto Protocol to improve water supplies.

Two that are trueupdated: Thu Dec 07 2006 09:13:00

It's true! It turns out Mother did know best about these two old standards:

Fortune: Wikis go for-profitupdated: Thu Aug 31 2006 10:34:00

Wikipedia, the online encyclopedia, has become one of the fastest-growing and buzziest destinations on the Web, thanks in large part to the devoted community that slaves over its authoritative entr...

Church sorry for prophet cartoonupdated: Tue Mar 21 2006 04:53:00

The Anglican Church in Wales has apologized to Muslims after a cartoon satirizing the Prophet Mohammed was printed in its Welsh-language magazine.

'I'd be an invalid without this device'updated: Thu Sep 29 2005 09:43:00

Michael Conway, 62, is a musician and singer from Swansea in south Wales. Three years ago he had an implanted defibrillator embedded in his chest, which ensures his heart beats at a regular rate.

3 held in Wales under terror lawsupdated: Fri Aug 26 2005 06:41:00

British police were questioning three men Friday detained in South Wales under anti-terrorism laws.

Mavericks who bring election aliveupdated: Thu Apr 21 2005 09:18:00

We in the media tend at election times to represent the Hang On What About Me Party, pointing out the snags in the parties' manifestoes and identifying those who are likely to lose out as a result of their policies. There is also no shortage of people who reckon they have something special to offer the nation and who are prepared to take on the Law of Averages.

Hunters vow to keep up chaseupdated: Fri Feb 18 2005 03:40:00

Thousands of British hunters vowed to keep up the chase Friday after hunting with dogs became illegal in England and Wales.

Money Magazine: IN DEFENSE OF THE WELSH updated: Fri Sep 01 1989 00:01:00

In the March Money Update, you used the headline ''Why It's Not Smart -- Even If Legal -- to Welsh on Your Debts.'' The word welsh is acceptable as a name for the people of Wales and people who tra...

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