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Track Santa Claus with Google and Norad
Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus. And now you can call him — on his Google Voice number.
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Today’s media stories from the papers
If you are viewing this on the web and would prefer to get it as an email every morning, please click here Top stories on MediaGuardian.co.uk Tommy Sheridan faces prison after conviction for perjury 46-year-old who served in Scottish parliament for two terms found guilty of lying under oath by a majority verdict Julian Assange: my fate will rest in Cameron’s hands if US charges me WikiLeaks …
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US Muslims Become A New Consumer Niche
The worldwide market for Islamically permitted goods, called halal, has grown to more than half a billion dollars annually.
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Bud Selig and MLB Playoff Expansion Is a Perfect Match
Realignment is a fascinating idea, but one that I believe will lose out to another adjustment: playoff expansion. Expansion will drive more revenue to the game and keep the fans enthralled for an extended period. Realignment is entertaining when you think about it. Then again, an extended playoff system seems more justifiable at this point. Extending the playoffs with a wild card team worked …
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Legals for week of 12-22
We have audited the accompanying financial statements of the governmental activities and each major fund of the Halfway R-III School District as of and for the year ended June 30, 2010, which collectively comprise the District’s basic financial statements as listed in the table of contents.
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U.S. Muslims: a new consumer niche
In an upscale hotel, advertisers, food industry executives and market researchers mingled — the men in dark suits, the women in headscarves and Western dress.
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Michelle Obama helps kids track Santa Claus across the globe
First Lady Michelle Obama on Friday assisted in tracking Santa Claus on his journey across the globe, surprising children who called seeking information from the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) on the jolly man’s journey, Fox News Channel reported. While on a 10-day vacation in Hawaii with her…
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Lily’s American home – www.roanoke.com
Tim and Elizabeth Moore were going through the adoption process for Lily when Haiti was struck by an earthquake. Now, Lily’s officially an American. Leave it to the 2-year-old to lighten the mood when her adopted sister — rushed from earthquake-ravaged Haiti by their mother nearly a year earlier — officially became an American. “I want to be an American, too,” Genevieve Moore, who’s not …
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Tell us a story, Santa – www.roanoke.com
This Santa’s bag is full of music and tales of sharing and acceptance, about Holly the green-nosed Reindeer and Swiss Miss the Moose. | Mary Hardbarger mary.hardbarger@roanoke.com , 381-1679 CHRISTIANSBURG — Long lines and even longer Christmas wishlists were no where in sight during Santa’s recent visit to the New River Valley.
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Kit Siang: Muhyiddin’s statement over 1Malaysia logo ban ‘ridiculous’
KUALA LUMPUR – DAP advisor Lim Kit Siang said Friday it was “downright ridiculous” for Deputy Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin to assert that the Selangor state government’s move to ban the 1Malaysia logo was due to its fear over the concept.
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David Petrie: Why Fathers Should Show More Affection Toward Their Kids
American fathers have a bad reputation when it comes to telling their children how much they care. Every self-help book about fatherhood seems to include a section on “showing affection.”
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Revamped Temecula hospital plan wins Planning Commission backing
Friday, December 24 th , 2010 Issue 51, Volume 14. TEMECULA – A bid to revive a stalled Temecula hospital project that stirred controversy and community concerns over lagging medical services won the unanimous support of city planning commissioners last week.
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City airport manager flying away
The City of Brookings is beginning a search for a new airport manager after the man currently on the job accepted a position in Aberdeen. Mike Wilson will work for the City of Brookings until Jan. 21 and is then leaving to become transportation director in the hub city, he said Tuesday.
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Old book holds a hidden gift from past
SALT LAKE CITY — A doctor is unexpectedly providing a “grand” Christmas to a young man in California. And though the…
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Feller’s family thanks fans for warm wishes
Feller’s family thanks fans for warm wishes
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Life in Mayo in the early days of Ballina Golf Club
The golf club was born into a very different Ballina a century ago, writes James Laffey. THE first reference to Ballina Golf Club we find in the Western People is in the edition of January 21, 1911, only weeks after the club was founded.
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For-Profit Colleges Slump Converges With Debtors
Ronnie Franklin borrowed to pay his tuition at a for-profit college that advertised its success in preparing graduates for better jobs. That decision haunts him.
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Norman Rockwell’s Narrative Skill and Hyperrealism
Norman Rockwell (1894 to 1978) was a master of narrative painting and illustration.
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