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PESHAWAR, Pakistan (Reuters) - Eight Pakistani police and soldiers were killed on Saturday in a booby-trapped car bomb attack on a police van on the outskirts of the northwestern city of Peshawar, police said.

Pakistan has been hit by a wave of bombings in recent years, most carried out by Islamist militants linked to the Taliban or al Qaeda who are opposed to the government's support for the United States.

The car bomb went off as the men approached to investigate following a tip-off that a body was in the parked car, said Peshawar police chief Safat Ghayur.

"As the police patrol van reached the spot the vehicle blew up. We lost all the men," Ghayur told Reuters.

Five of the dead were police and three were paramilitary soldiers, police said.

Most of the bomb attacks in Pakistan over the past couple of years have been aimed at security forces, particularly in the northwest, although militants have also attacked politicians and targets with Western connections.

There have been attacks in all major cities.

Last Tuesday, gunmen attacked the Sri Lankan cricket team in the northeastern city of Lahore, killing seven Pakistanis and wounding six Sri Lankan players and two team officials.

Nuclear-armed Pakistan is also struggling with an economy only staying afloat with the help of an International Monetary Fund loan, while its one-year-old civilian government is embroiled in a confrontation with its main rival.

The problems have raised fears about prospects for a country that some analysts fear could become a failed state.

In a separate attack on Saturday, a roadside bomb blew up as a military convoy was passing in the Darra Adam Kheil region, south of Peshawar, killing two passers-by and wounding six soldiers, security officials said.

Pakistani Taliban militants have been active in the area in recent months.

(Additional reporting and Augustine Anthony; Writing by Robert Birsel; Editing by Paul Tait)

Superhero movies are like highlight reels--they only show us our heroes on good days. The web always goes exactly where it's supposed to, the heat vision never takes out a plane flying somewhere off in the distance. But what happens when the superpowers get in the way of leading a normal life? What happens when they get in the way of getting to the bathroom on time?

We asked you to fire up photoshop and show us some scenarios where superpowers would be less than convenient. The winner is below, but first the runners up ...

#19.

by KairosDrasis

#18.

by robotlove

#17.

by Chab Gassie

#16.

by blah

#15.

by anderssondavid1

#14.

by Sanchez

#13.

by Iniquity

#12.

by Marsupial

#11.

by bullgod

#10.

by mjxd

#9.

by Senor_Taco

#8.

by tibbar01

#7.

by bunker6

#6.

by Carlambor

#5.

by onairny1

#4.

by The Edge Will Cut You

#3.

by Plan B

#2.

by McBeefy

And the winner is...

by FoodStampDavis

Factory Orders: Declines Continued - No End in Sight

New orders at the nation's manufacturers declined 1.9 percent in January and are now down nearly 20 percent over the past year. New orders for non-defense capital goods ex-aircraft declined 5.7 percent, more than initially estimated. We expect double digit declines in real equipment & software spending will persist through 2009.

Orders & Shipments Both Indicate Continued Collapse

• Orders and shipments both declined for the sixth straight month as manufacturers continued to rapidly reduce production in the face of a global recession. Over the past three months orders have declined more than 40 percent at an annual rate, and shipments nearly as much. We do not expect any pick-up in manufacturing activity until late this year.

Inventory Liquidations Will Continue

• Inventory liquidations appear to have continued in the first quarter. Manufacturing inventories have declined more than ten percent over the last three months at an annual rate.
• Despite the rapid inventory cuts, the declines have not kept up with reductions in shipments. Further reductions in inventories may cut two percentage points off first quarter GDP growth.

Wachovia Corporation
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