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1. Nick's NGT Bargain Store November 05, 2009 We specialize in collectible Luminous Figurines | Home Decor | Garden Decor. We also have over 3000 items to choose from and with special Weekly and Monthly Discounts we save you money. We also have 27.3% off all items in our store through December 31st + Free Gift Cards with your first order with our Economy Discount. We also have Furniture, Outdoor Recreation, Kitchen Decor, Hardware and many other products to choose from. At Nick's NGT Bargain Store you get more for your money every day. Luminous Figurines NGTBARGAINS.COM ... (read more) Author: Nick Thomas

2. The Gaza Operation September 24, 2009 Q: In what stages did the operation progress? A: After exhausting all other alternatives, the IDF launched a military operation on December 27, 2008, which was limited to two objectives: to stop the bombardment of Israeli civilians by destroying Hamas' mortar and rocket launching apparatus and infrastructure, and to reduce the ability of Hamas and other terrorist organizations in Gaza to perpetrate future attacks. The Gaza operation commenced with aerial strikes on Hamas' terrorist infrastructure, and its rocket and mortar launching units. The Israel Air Force targeted military objec... (read more) Author: michal moreno

3. False expectations lead to failure in your legitimate internet business! June 16, 2009 From: Tanya Outridge Date: 27 December 2008 5:52:04 AM To: Cameron Outridge Subject: Article #2 False expectations lead to failure in your internet business False expectations lead to failure in your legitimate internet business Get to work without office politics, and that you can choose your own hours, and Imagine a life where you get to avoid commuting and juggling children between school and day care. Pretend that you the people you work with. What if the work you did involved immense personal development, and was rewarding because you got to trade valuable, high quality pro... (read more) Author: Josh Waldrom

4. Treasury Note May 28, 2009 Daily Market Commentary for May 27, 2009 Bond yields shot higher this afternoon with the yield on the 10-year Treasury note rocketing to nearly 3.7% from 3.5% on Tuesday and 2.24% on December 31.(read more at Millennium-Traders.Com) http://www.millennium-traders.com/news/newscommentary.aspx Economic data released today: Redbook: U.S. Retail Sales fell 0.5% for week end of May 23 versus a year ago; U.S. Retail Sales for first 3 Weeks in May fell 0.2% versus May a year ago; U.S. Retail Sales first 3 Weeks in May fell 0.4% versus April reading. ICSC/Goldman Sachs Chain Stor... (read more) Author: Barry O

5. Online Games Find Success in a Recession February 11, 2009 Even as the economy takes a tumble, the popularity of online games is on the rise. Online game properties continue to see positive growth as Americans turn to ad-supported games as a form of affordable escapism. Nearly 86-million Americans visited online game sites in December 2008, a 27 percent increase over the previous year, reports comScore, Inc., a leader in measuring the digital world. While these numbers are astonishing on their own, comScore also reports that the total time spent playing online games increased by 42 percent. This means more people are playing online games an... (read more) Author: R.L. Fielding

6. Alternative Energy January 09, 2009 Daily Market Commentary for January 8, 2009 from Millennium-Traders.Com President-elect Barack Obama held a press conference today and comments included: U.S. will double Alternative Energy Production in 3 years. (read more) http://www.millennium-traders.com/news/newscommentary.aspx Economic data released today: Jobless Claims: U.S. Jobless Claims for week of January 3 fell 24K to 467K compared to survey of an increase by 63K; U.S. Continuing Claims for week of December 27 increased by 101K to 4,611,000; U.S. Jobless Claims Revised for week of December 27 to 491K from 492K; U.... (read more) Author: Barry O

7. Nick to Quins Rescue Once Again January 04, 2009 Saturday's 27 December round of Guinness Premiership matches produced one of the thrillers of the season. A record breaking crowd of 50000 were present at Twickenham to watch rugby live. Saturday’s 27 December round of Guinness Premiership matches produced one of the thrillers of the season. A record breaking crowd of 50000 were present at Twickenham to watch rugby live. The crowd was expecting to be treated to something special, and both teams must have sensed the crowd’s mood. Harlequins were going into the game in better form both mentally and physically. The win over Stade Franca... (read more) Author: Peri Witny

8. PREVIEW OF HIV / AIDS IN THE WORLD AND PAKISTAN. January 03, 2009 World AIDS day is celebrated on first December each year since 1988. In 27 years, since the first case was detected, it has changed the world. AIDS has killed 25 million people globally so for and it is one the most destructive epidemics in the world. The global scenario of AIDS is presented in Table. 1 Table. 1 Global HIV / AIDS fact sheet 2007 Population Total Adults Women Children Numbers (million) 32.0 30.8 15.4 2.5 AIDS Deaths: 2007 Total Adults Children 2.1 1.7 0.4 During the last 3 decades, the HIV pandemic has entered our consciousness as an incomprehe... (read more) Author: Faheem Asif

9. MN Orthodontist Stresses Importance of Early Orthodontic Treatment December 29, 2008 December 27, 2008- ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA – It saddens Minneapolis Orthodontist Dr. Jennifer Eisenhuth to see a patient for the first time as a teenager and determine that they are on a surgical path that could have been prevented by early orthodontic treatment. Advancements in orthodontics have made it possible to correct many problems early on, often eliminating the need for surgery in some cases and reducing future orthodontic treatment time in others. By age 7, most children have a mixture of baby and adult teeth. At that time, several common orthodontic problems can... (read more) Author: Jennifer Eisenhuth

10. West Virginia vs. North Carolina December 29, 2008 Mountaineers -1 1/2 vs. Tar Heels North Carolina is beautiful this time of year, but Miami after New Years is even better. While both West Virginia and North Carolina can celebrate solid seasons by playing each other in the Meineke Bowl on December 27, they both know it could have been so much more. Both teams went 2-2 in their last four contests which prevented them from residing at the top of their conferences, where they both sat before the final stretch of the season. If they would have held on, the teams would have met in the Orange Bowl. For West Virginia (8-4), the losses... (read more) Author: Dan Adams

11. 8 Faux Pas to Avoid Committing at This Year's Office Christmas Party November 26, 2008 From: Norm Barkley, Regional Office Manager Sent: Monday, November 24, 2008 3:27 PM To: All Employees of Donner-Blitzen Associates Subject: This Year’s Office Christmas Party This year’s office Christmas party will be held at the Summit Inn on December 18. Many of you have contacted the planning committee to express dissatisfaction with the date and location. However, as many of you are well aware, the Elk Lodge has refused to host any further Donner-Blitzen Associates events following last year’s party. I can’t discuss it in detail due to the pending litigation, but suffice to s... (read more) Author: Andrew Shaffer

12. Basic Info On Online Gambling In Germany June 07, 2008 Online Gambling In Germany To the dismay of many people around Germany, online gambling or kasino spiele became illegal as of January 1, 2008. By December 27 of 2007, 13 of the 16 states in the country had agreed that a ban on all online gambling was called for and before the January 1 deadline all 16 states had turned in documents that supported the ban. This outraged many individuals as well as companies who owned or operated online gambling websites. German citizens had long been big supporters of the online casinos and many were sad to see that it is now considered illegal to en... (read more) Author: Ajeet Khurana

13. German Parliament Gives Final Approval to EU Treaty May 23, 2008 The upper house of the German parliament has approved the European Union treaty, making Germany the 14th EU country to approve the accord.  Lawmakers representing Germany's 16 states voted in favor of the treaty, which streamlines the bloc's decision-making process and protects human rights. Officials of all 27 bloc members signed the treaty in December in Lisbon. All EU states must ratify the document, before it takes effect.  Only Ireland is required to hold a referendum on the issue. The Lisbon Treaty replaces a draft EU constitution, which French and Dutch voters rejected in 2... (read more)

14. EU Says No Clear Winner in Kenyan Presidential Election April 11, 2008 The European Union mission that monitored Kenya's elections says it is not clear who was actually elected president. The EU's final report on the December 27 elections released Thursday says there is a "legacy of uncertainty" over the presidential contest. The observers say Kenya's elections were generally well run and peaceful, but that the vote-counting process suffered from a lack of transparency, undermining confidence in the final result. The dispute over the presidential election triggered riots and ethnic violence that killed more than 1,000 people. In an effort to end the polit... (read more)

15. Kenyan Opposition Promises Peaceful Protests if Talks Fail February 20, 2008 Kenya's opposition has promised peaceful mass protests if the government fails to begin the process of changing the country's constitution. The Orange Democratic Movement, ODM, announced Wednesday the government has a week to produce concrete results on an agreement to rewrite the constitution. Both sides also agreed last week on an independent review of the December 27 presidential election. On Tuesday, President Mwai Kibaki said he is willing to give opposition members a role in the government but that any agreement must be in line with Kenya's current constitution. That would appear to rul... (read more)

16. Radiesse: FDA Approved Treatment for Wrinkles and Folds February 11, 2008 December 27, 2006 marked an important date in the advancement of cosmetic treatments. It was on that day that the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) approved the use of Radiesse. Previously referred to as Radiance, Radiesse is a dermal filler with a wide range of facial cosmetic applications. It can be used in almost any facial cosmetic procedure where the goal is to minimize wrinkles and/or folds. Specific examples of some of its uses include marionette lines, smile lines, acne scars, and nasolabial folds (nasolabial folds are the creases that run from the sides of the nose to the c... (read more) Author: A Aaronson

17. UN Emergency Relief Coordinator Arrives in Nairobi February 08, 2008 United Nations emergency relief coordinator John Holmes has arrived in Kenya for a three-day visit to assess the humanitarian crisis there. At least 1,000 people have been killed - and 300,000 displaced - in political protests and ethnic violence triggered by the disputed re-election of President Mwai Kibaki on December 27. Holmes told reporters that a political solution is needed to stop the violence and that negotiators should "keep pressure on all sides" of the dispute. Former U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan is mediating the talks between Kenya's rival political leaders in an effort to... (read more)

18. Scotland Yard: Suicide Bomb Blast Killed Bhutto, Not Bullet February 08, 2008 British detectives from Scotland Yard have concluded that the force of a suicide bomb blast, and not an assassin's bullet, killed Pakistani opposition leader and former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto. Investigators presented the findings Friday of their probe into the December 27 assassination of Ms. Bhutto as she left a political rally in Rawalpindi. They determined that Ms. Bhutto died from a fatal head injury caused by the suicide blast, triggered by a lone assailants. There were earlier suggestions that two assailants were involved. The British investigators spent more than two weeks in P... (read more)

19. Kenyan Tourism in Turmoil After Disputed Election January 22, 2008 The chief of Kenya's leading tourism body says post-election chaos has sparked the worst crisis the country's travel industry has ever seen, and that hotels and suppliers are at risk of collapse unless the political impasse ends soon.  Nick Wadhams reports from Nairobi. The violence that followed Kenya's December 27 election led to a mass exodus of vacationers during the peak of the country's tourist season.  Hotels around the country have been all but empty and thousands of reservations have been canceled. The director of the Kenya Tourist Board, Achieng Ogonga, says the industry h... (read more)

20. Former Pakistani PM Urges US to Abandon President Musharraf January 17, 2008 Former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif is calling on the U.S. to abandon ties to President Pervez Musharraf. During an appearance on Voice of America, Mr. Sharif said Pakistan was going through a major security and political crisis and that President Musharraf should be excluded from the national government. Mr. Sharif also said the government has done nothing to improve security after the December 27 assassination of former prime minister Benazir Bhutto. He criticized his own security detail, saying he had not been given a bullet and bomb-proof vehicle. Mr. Sharif has accused President... (read more)

21. Kenya Refugees Describe Ethnic Attacks After Elections January 14, 2008 Kenyan officials estimate that at least 250,000 Kenyans have fled their homes as a result of violence that broke out across the country after a presidential election last month that was seen as seriously flawed. For VOA, Nick Wadhams traveled to some of the hardest hit areas northwest of Nairobi to hear their stories. A pastor in the town of Molo preaches to hundred of refugees who fled violence that has wracked the country since the December 27 vote. About 300 refugees are within the walls of the church, where they are given blankets, a small amount of food and rudimentary shelter. Those with... (read more)

22. Journalist Groups Express Concerns for French Reporter Arrested in Ivory Coast January 10, 2008 Journalists' organizations are expressing concern about the continued detention of French reporter Jean-Paul Ney, who was arrested in Ivory Coast late December on accusations of breaching national security. Jade Heilmann has more from our West, Central Africa bureau in Dakar. Reporters Without Borders and the International Federation of Journalists have publicly expressed their concerns about the continued detention of Jean-Paul Ney in Ivory Coast. The French journalist was arrested December 27 in Abidjan in connection with the case against Ibrahim Coulibaly, who is accused of plotting a co... (read more)

23. Scotland Yard Team Briefs Musharraf on Bhutto Murder Probe January 08, 2008 A team of forensic experts from Britain's Scotland Yard briefed Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf on their ongoing efforts to help with the probe into the assassination of former prime minister and opposition leader Benazir Bhutto.  VOA's Nancy-Amelia Collins in Islamabad has more. Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf told a six-member team from Britain's Scotland Yard it has complete freedom to carry out an investigation into the December 27 assassination of opposition leader Benazir Bhutto. The interior ministry spokesman Javed Iqbal Cheema told reporters Mr. Musharraf assured the S... (read more)

24. US Peace Corps Evacuates Volunteers from Western Kenya January 05, 2008 The U.S. Peace Corps is evacuating 35 of its volunteers from western Kenya because of the violence that has rocked the country since the disputed December 27 presidential election. The relief agency says the volunteers are safe, and should arrive in the main Tanzanian city of Dar es Salaam Saturday. The Peace Corps has 144 volunteers based in Kenya, although the organization says 22 of them are currently out of the country. An agency statement says the remaining volunteers have been "consolidated in a variety of locations." The U.S. Embassy in Nairobi is asking U.S. citizens in Kenya to remai... (read more)

25. Saudi Arabia Arrests 28 Al-Qaida Suspects for Attack Plot December 23, 2007 Saudi state media say security forces have arrested 28 al-Qaida-linked militants suspected of plotting attacks inside Saudi Arabia. The official (SPA) news agency, quoting an official at the Interior Ministry, said Sunday that the arrests began in mid-December. The official said 27 of the suspects are Saudi nationals and one is a foreign resident. It was not immediately clear if the arrests were related to an alleged al-Qaida plan to stage attacks during the annual hajj pilgrimage. On Friday, Saudi authorities said they had arrested several members of an al-Qaida-linked group suspected of pla... (read more)

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