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Anime in America: Carl and Theron's Best of 2008
Carl: It's been a long, depressing year, so what better way to end it than with an overview of the perpetually reality-deprived world of anime? No crippling economic crises or shoddy health-care systems here. No sir; nothing but brightness, light, and enormous body counts.
A look back at 2008
2008 may be a year to go down in national history, just as 1929 is a year remembered for the notorious stock market crash that sent both the nation and the world into a decade long economic depression.
2008: Year in Review
Editor’s note: The following is a month-by-month recap of some of the top newsmaking events of 2008.
Health Matters
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2008 Year in Review
Victims of the 2007 fires continued on the road to recovery, a new council and school board were elected, environmental lawsuits were filed against the city, paparazzi took center stage in a beach fight, and Malibu was graced with snow-all in 2008. Here's a selection of the past year's highlights in Malibu.
South Carolina Department of Education outlines Top 10 stories of 2008
Pilot project that brought laptop computers to some classes in Marion School District Seven among Education Department’s Top 10 stories in 2008.
ICAA Offers Tips on How Older Adults Can Become More Active in 2009
It's the time of year when millions of people resolve to get off the couch and into the gym. While advice on how to become active floats around the airwaves or appears in print, it's mostly aimed at a general audience. For older adults, these tips range from the helpful to the downright dangerous. To help combat this misinformation The International Council on Active Aging (ICAA), the world's ...
ICAA Offers Tips on How Older Adults Can Become More Active in 2009
It's the time of year when millions of people resolve to get off the couch and into the gym.









World stocks rally on some rare corporate cheer
World stock markets rose strongly Tuesday ahead of expected gains on Wall Street and amid some relatively positive corporate news, particularly from the struggling British retailing sector.

Pope: Pollution could destroy world's future
Pope Benedict XVI is warning that pollution in the world could destroy our present and our future.

World markets extend gains, Nikkei up 0.4 percent
Asian stock markets were mostly higher Tuesday, shrugging off lackluster trade overnight in the U.S. and Europe amid growing optimism the world economy would start to recover later this year.

US opens world's largest foreign mission in Iraq
Just inside the gateway of the new United States Embassy in Baghdad, a US Army lieutenant colonel acted as the diplomatic equivalent of a Wal-Mart greeter, welcoming guests Monday afternoon to the dedication ceremony for the largest – and most expensive – American mission in the world.

Canada risked and was rewarded in country's fifth straight world junior gold
OTTAWA - Canada's fifth straight gold medal at the world junior hockey championship was won much differently than the previous four.

Golden again: Canada beats Sweden 5-1 to win world junior championship
OTTAWA - Canada's junior hockey team is back on top of the world, and this gold medal might be the sweetest one yet.

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