MFPM / Old-fashioned fun at Europe's Xmas markets Daily Yomiuri Online
From Helsinki to Brussels and from Strasbourg to Prague, Christmas markets are becoming increasingly popular in Europe, drawing a crowd seeking the warm and rustic atmosphere of an old-fashioned Christmas refreshingly devoid of electronic gadgets.
Labour has sped along the American highway but we would be happier taking Europe's gentler path Guardian Unlimited
Watching Tony Blair's awkward demeanour alongside George Bush at the White House last week, it was striking just how American a country Britain has become under New Labour. It has long been a cliche that the UK is the 51st state of the union, but it has never seemed a more appropriate description.
Off-piste, apres-ski in the Alps CNN.com
GENEVA, Switzerland (AP) -- Whether you're a hard-core speed demon in search of a new skiing rush, a ski bunny seeking tame slopes but wild nights, or simply an aficionado looking for an affordable place to take the family, the Alps have what you're looking for.
Illuminating not-so-Dark Ages NorthJersey.com
In his easy writing style, the author argues persuasively that mainstream Roman Catholic theology and thought catapulted Europe out of the Dark Ages and into an era that saw women's status elevated, modern science take root and artists shake off their Byzantine chains.
Extreme Life, Marine Style, Highlights 2006 Ocean Census Science Daily
Frontiers of marine knowledge were extended by the Census of Marine Life in 2006, highlights of which include life adapted to brutal conditions around 407ºC fluids spewing from a seafloor vent (the hottest ever discovered), a mighty microbe 1 cm in diameter, mysterious 1.8 kg (4 lb) lobsters off the Madagascar coast, a US school of fish the size of Manhattan Island, and more unfamiliar than
New Species Among Marine Marvels Found in 2006 Environment News Service
WASHINGTON, DC , December 11, 2006 (ENS) - Deep sea shrimp that can tolerate the hottest fluids ever discovered coming from a seafloor vent, a school of fish off the coast of New Jersey the size of the island of Manhattan, and many new species found far beneath Antarctic ice - these are just a few of the discoveries made in 2006 by scientists working with the global Census of Marine Life.
Larry Elliott: Labour has sped along the American highway Guardian Unlimited
Larry Elliott: Brown's belief in the US economic model of growth at any price is flawed.
Kyo Kara Maoh! Anime News Network
Yuri Shibuya, a schoolboy ported to a fantasy world and destined to be King, continues to fight injustice while developing his magical powers.
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Art Galleries Palo Alto Weekly
"Beaches" Pastels by Waif Mullins Features new works on paper of his travels to exotic islands in the South Pacific, Caribbean and Mexico. Dec. 1-31; artist reception Dec., 9 noon-4 p.m. Call 321-0220 or visit www.portolaartgallery.com . Portola Art Gallery, 75 Arbor Road, Menlo Park

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