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Airport receives tower funds Penn State Collegian Because of state funding, the University Park Airport is now $500,000 closer to building an air traffic control tower, something the airport currently lacks, Kate Philips, Gov. Ed Rendell's spokeswoman, said. This year’s hot gear The Providence Journal Nothing shows how much you care more than a gift that makes play more fun and work less arduous. Final Nominations List for the 49th Annual Grammy Awards Sun-Sentinel For recordings released during the Eligibility Year October 1, 2005 through September 30, 2006 Note: More or less than 5 nominations in a category is the result of ties. Asia Pacific medical market spurs sales Bangkok Post Chicago _ Philips Medical Systems, one of the world's leading suppliers of medical devices, has committed to improving access to health care in Asia Pacific, including Thailand, and expects sales in the region to rise to 1.3 billion (62 billion baht) over next two years, according to executives. UCLA spinoff touts UWB chip for all bands EETimes An ultrawideband IC startup spun from the University of California at Los Angelos is demonstrating a universal UWB chip providing 480 Mbits/second speeds across all 12 WiMedia channels defined by the WiMedia Alliance. Jeff Zaslow: Comedy comes clean in backlash against raunch Bonita Daily News American comedy feels ruder and raunchier than ever. The movie “Borat” has become a scatological sensation. Satellite radio has embraced the dirtiest minds on the planet, with Howard Stern leading the discussion. Jeff Zaslow: Comedy comes clean in backlash against raunch Naples Daily News American comedy feels ruder and raunchier than ever. The movie “Borat” has become a scatological sensation. Satellite radio has embraced the dirtiest minds on the planet, with Howard Stern leading the discussion. And comedy clubs have become a breeding ground for anything-goes slurs, culminating in the recent onstage racial tirade by “Seinfeld” star Michael Richards. On the Road in the Air Again? New York Times Technology can make traveling much easier, with devices that allow people to stay connected to work or be entertained. The DVD Tackles the 21st Century New York Times Comparing two new high-definition discs. And the winner is Some gadget gifts make work, play easier AP via Yahoo! News Nothing shows how much you care more than a gift that makes play more fun and work less arduous. From an advanced computer mouse to a robot vacuum that sucks up nails, there's no shortage of gadgets to stuff into stockings or place under trees.
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