Arriva Babbo Natale!

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Hooo,Hooooo, Hooooooo !!!!

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Merry Fitzmas!

Decorate this interactive tree with ornaments for the Bush officials you want to see investigated or indicted in the CIA leak scandal!

© 2005 TomPaine.com

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www.noradsanta.org

NORAD marks 50th year of tracking Santa - Associated Press


25 décembre 2004
Le commandement de la défense aérienne de l'Amérique du Nord (NORAD) a suivi la piste du Père Noël sur ses radars anti-missiles. Voici quelques photos prises la nuit dernière du QG de Colorado Springs.

E se ne vantano pure! Poveri bimbi …

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Mark Fiore

12.22.05

Fiore presents: Get smarter



See more in the Mark Fiore archives.

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George W. Bush (#1 of 130)

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MARK FIORE | 12.29.05



FIORE PRESENTS: The twelve days of Whoopsmas
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Sutton Impact: by Ward Sutton



Faith-Based New Year's Toasts

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BAD Reporter by Don Asmussen! Artwork © each artist.


Bad Reporter: by Don Asmussen
Cowboys. Neocons. Lovers. © 2005 Hearst Communications Inc.

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Million-dollar idea: Mr Tew is selling patches of pixels on his website for $A136. (Reuters)

Pixel sales generate student millions
Reuters / December 30, 2005

A British student has earned a cool million dollars in four months by selling pixels on the Internet.
Alex Tew, a 21-year-old student from a small town in England, came up with the idea for milliondollarhomepage, while thinking of ways to pay for university.
The idea: turn his home page into a billboard made up of a million dots, and sell them for a dollar a dot to anyone who wants to put up their logo.



A10-by-10 dot square, roughly the size of a letter of type, costs $A136.

© 2005 ABC

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Basta che ci sia un cane

Le dieci storie più lette nel 2005 di Slate. Non c'è l'uragano Katrina, non c'è Guantanamo, non ci sono i retroscena della politica USA e del mondo dei media. Ci sono, però, molti cani. E Kate Moss.

© Slate

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PLAME RISMASCHERATA

«Mia mamma fa la spia per la Cia»

WASHINGTON. «Mio babbo è famoso, mia mamma è una spia»: così uno dei gemelli di 5 anni di Joseph Wilson e Valery Plame descrive i genitori, la coppia più smascherata d'America. I protagonisti del Cia-Gate, l'ex ambasciatore in Niger e la moglie ex agente Cia, erano all’aeroporto di Houston. Un giornalista li ha avvicinati e uno dei gemelli non ha resistito alla tentazione di «smascherare» la mamma.

La Stampa, Sabato 31 Dicembre