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It takes only an instant to recognize in Rosalina Tuyuc Velasquez a force to be reckoned with. Small in stature, she stands tall. There's a warm twinkle in her eye when she feels the energy of a fellow soul but there's also a determined glint that speaks to steely purpose. Rosalina was taking on Japan last week, as winner of the prestigious Niwano Peace Prize, sometimes called the "spiritual Nobel." (I chair the selection committee.) She was making history, as the first indigenous religious leader to receive this award.

On Thursday, an 86-year-old woman met the Welsh rugby team. After that, she went to a community festival, where she saw displays by the local mountain rescue team, the Forestry Commission and Merthyr Tydfil scouts.

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The partying U.S. Secret Service agents and officers who allegedly brought prostitutes into their Cartagena, Colombia hotel rooms brought the call girls “into contact with sensitive security information,” the Chair and ranking Democrat on the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform wrote to Mark J. Sullivan, the director of the U.S. Secret Service today.

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Taxes are due Tuesday, as the IRS collects tens of millions of forms from around the country. Most individual taxpayers fill out a Form 1040, and then attach a series of additional Schedules (A Tattoo Supplies, B, C, D, or SE) to their packets. Why are some tax forms called "schedules"?

Having accepted Rupert Murdoch's invitation to sit down with him and his kin to discuss the possible sale of Dow Jones & Co., the Bancroft family should come to the meeting with a bundle of impolite questions to ask the mogul about his plans for the Wall Street Journal.

Slate deputy editor David Plotz and Atlantic national correspondent Jeffrey Goldberg were online at Washingtonpost.com on March 6 to bring readers into their ongoing conversation about the hit HBO series The Wire. An unedited transcript of the chat follows. David Plotz: Hi Wireheads, I got some WMD! WMD! _______________________

Fiat 500 gathering at Biltmore Estate – Click above for high-res image gallery and follow the jump for video

AutoExpress may have provided us with a rendering of what the new RWD Subaru coupe might look like Fake B R M Watches, but Winding Road's hired spies have provided the real deal.