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Astrology December 29, 2008 - Newsletter
Reconnect to Someone Important ... Yourself! We end the year heading into a major review as Saturn turns retrograde on December 31. Then, Mercury's entrance into independent Aquarius on January 1 begins the year with innovative ideas. The planet of love, Venus, enters the most spiritual sign of the zodiac on January 3, reminding you to see beyond human imperfections and look for the best in everyone. For more in-depth info on what these transits mean and how they'll affect your week, read up on The Stars This Week. How can you make 2009 the best year of your life? Call for your free psychic reading and find out! End the Year With a Bang! Just think you could be a whole new you in 2009. Find out how with your free sample New You in the New Year tarot reading. Then, reshape the face of your romantic future with your free sample Love in the New Year tarot reading. Then give yourself the gift of an astrological revelation with our startling new reading, The Sabian Oracle. You'll never look at your life the same way again! Maximize This Week's Energy Here comes the New Year, like it or not! Get a leg up on the other revelers with your How the Signs Celebrate New Year's Eve. Don't let the celebration be all about the kiss at midnight this year. Check in with your friends, and explore your deep connection to them using our Friendship Compatibility Guide! This week's not all about celebration -- it's time to look ahead to where you're driving your life. Check in with esteemed astrologer, Michael Erlewine, for a lesson on the patterns of life with StarTypes: Life Path Astrology. Coming next week: A new chapter begins ... Maybelline New York Look Sweepstakes Enter the Maybelline™ New York Look Sweepstakes. One lucky winner will be chosen each week for a chance to win goodies galore from Maybelline New York (estimated retail value: $150)! The Big Dipper Recipe Contest Enter your delicious dip recipe for a chance to win dinner and the Sunday Night Football Cookbook! Contest ends: 1/7/2009, enter now! ADVERTISEMENT	VIDEO Before They Were Stars: Tom Cruise Access Style: 'Gossip Girl' Makeup Preview: 'The Curious Case of Benjamin Button' NEWSLETTERS Click to sign up in one click! iVillage News: Highlights from this week's best information, advice and support at iVillage Home: Ideas to help you love where you live iGo Green: Weekly tips and ideas for living green More free newsletters... ADVERTISEMENT
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MF/News - 29/12/2009 - War Hamas Vs Israel; War in Palestina! Guerra em Palestina! Pictures, Photos, Fotografias

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MF/News - 29/12/2009 - Guerra in Palestina: Attacco israeliano a Gaza il foto reportage! War in Palestina! Guerra em Palestina! Pictures, Photos, Fotografias

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10 Worst Bush Moments | Trillion Dollar Scam | Hottest Videos of 2008 | Feminists Who Love Bondage

Headlines Newsletter December 29th, 2008 All stories, blogs, and video »

Was the 'Credit Crunch' a Myth Used to Sell a Trillion-Dollar Scam? By Joshua Holland, AlterNet Even as the media continue to repeat the claim that credit has frozen up, evidence has emerged suggesting the entire story is wrong. Read more »   The 10 Most Awesomely Bad Moments of the Bush Presidency By Brad Reed, AlterNet A shorter version of our long national nightmare. Read more »   Bondage and Humiliation Fantasies -- and the Feminists Who Enjoy Them By Stacey May Fowles, Seal Press There is a guilt and shame among women who have fantasies of their own violation and express a desire to be demeaned. Read more »   America's New Year Resolution: Stop Being Stupid By Bob Herbert, The New York Times We have behaved in ways that were incredibly and embarrassingly stupid for much too long. It's time to stop the self-destruction. Read more »   AlterNet's Top 10 Hottest Videos of 2008 By AlterNet Staff, AlterNet Rove almost getting arrested, people giving Bush a piece of their mind, and police brutality in St. Paul are just a few that got people talking. Read more »   Madoff's Shocking Scheme Is Just a Microcosm of a Much Bigger Disaster By Maura Stephens, AlterNet All of Wall Street has been engaging in crimes and swindles like Madoff's against the American people, and the rest of the world, for decades. Read more »   The Republican War on Science Isn't Going Anywhere By Jeremy Adam Smith, Greater Good Harvard psychologist Steven Pinker discusses the lasting effect of the Bush administration's contempt for science. Read more »   Inside Gaza: A Living Hell By Sami Abdel-Shafi, Independent UK "The hospital morgues were already full. The dead were piled on top of each other outside." Read more »   Five Years On: My Diagnosis and Mission Living As HIV-Positive By Scott Foval, Huffington Post This year, I am telling my story so that people know why HIV/AIDS research is crucial for the entire population. Read more »   PEEK and Video: The hottest buzz and videos on the web     Rick Warren Doubles Down, Accuses Critics Of 'Christophobia' By Jed Lewison, Daily Kos Rachel Maddow has the video and takes Warren to task for his hypocrisy. Read more »   This Week in God: Pat Robertson Turns on Bush, NYT Lies About Church Numbers, and More By Steve Benen, Washington Monthly Southern Baptist Pastor Wiley Drake thinks "God will punish" Rick Warren for appearing at the Obama inauguration. Read more »   America Can't Wait for Bush to Leave By Amanda Terkel, Think Progress New poll finds that 75% of Americans are glad President Bush is leaving office. Read more »

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	Charleston.net News Commercial Real Estate Residential Real Estate Subscribe to the Post & Courier Place a Classified Ad	Indigenous switch grass could be a boon to local economy
			FLORENCE â€" If oil is black gold, then Dr. James Frederick is one of many trying to spin straw into a new kind of gold. Frederick is an agronomist with Clemson's Pee Dee Research and Education Center, located on farmland halfway between Florence and Darlington.
Enjoy a every Sunday Only In The Post & Courier find locations		Pooling your ride resources Carpooling is one way to save money, but it's not always as easy as it sounds. How many people want to pinch pennies enough that they're willing to take a chance and ride to work with a stranger? And it's not always easy to find people who work at the same place, live nearby and arrive and leave at the same time. Police praise high bail amounts Two Chick-fil-A workers looked up while taking out the trash Nov. 28 and found themselves staring down the barrel of a .45-caliber pistol. Indigenous switch grass could be a boon to local economy FLORENCE â€" If oil is black gold, then Dr. James Frederick is one of many trying to spin straw into a new kind of gold. Frederick is an agronomist with Clemson's Pee Dee Research and Education Center, located on farmland halfway between Florence and Darlington. Months after Adrienne Clark's death, information is sparse as police continue investigation Something nagged at Larry Keitt as he mowed the lawn at the rental home he owns on Cambridge Avenue in North Charleston. The green-and-white house on the corner of Accabee Road was vacant, and he was trying to spruce things up to attract a new tenant. But when he caught sight of a closed door to the shed in the yard, he thought it was odd. He had been leaving the door open and unlocked because someone had broken in several times.
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	Charleston.net News Commercial Real Estate Residential Real Estate Subscribe to the Post & Courier Place a Classified Ad	USC foe Hawkeyes took a little while to take flight
			TAMPA, Fla. â€" South Carolina wasn't the NCAA's only bowl-eligible team stuck at home this time a year ago. Iowa can identify. A pair of 6-6 teams from power conferences didn't have a place to play in the postseason. Maybe they should've met in Kentucky somewhere and set up their own bowl?
		Huskers' offense daunting JACKSONVILLE, Fla. â€" The last time Clemson faced Nebraska, the Cornhuskers had one of the top rushing teams in the country. Panthers pull out victory in New Orleans NEW ORLEANS â€" John Kasay came through in his last, best chance to guarantee the Carolina Panthers would have a playoff game on their home field, where they are unbeaten. Teams cap turnaround with crowns From the ugliness of 1-15 to the beauty of an AFC East title. That's the Miami Dolphins' story this season. 0-14 Spurrier didn't wish 0-16 on the Detroit Lions TAMPA, Fla. â€" As bad as the 1976 Tampa Bay Buccaneers were â€" and the "creamsicle" uniforms don't begin to tell the ugly story â€" you would think Steve Spurrier might want to shake the distinction. Badly.
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	Charleston.net News Commercial Real Estate Residential Real Estate Subscribe to the Post & Courier Place a Classified Ad	2008: Unforgettable
			It was, at best, two steps forward and two steps back for the Charleston economy in 2008, an eventful, tumultuous and unforgettable year by any measure.
		2008: Unforgettable It was, at best, two steps forward and two steps back for the Charleston economy in 2008, an eventful, tumultuous and unforgettable year by any measure. Local organization reaching out to Maersk A newly formed organization hopes to deliver a maritime message of unity to Maersk. To do so, the group, Citizens Related to the Port of Charleston, is organizing a community forum. The event is set for Jan 5. at the Gaillard Municipal Auditorium. It gets under way at 6 p.m. Online economic poll negative With the economy on life-support, a majority of Americans are pessimistic about 2009, according to a recent GfK Roper Reports Outlook survey. Interim president, CEO takes personal approach GREENVILLE â€" On his resume, Lynn Harton says he has the proven ability to create change and drive improved performance in organizations ranging in asset size from $13 billion to $100 billion.
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