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Walmart Ebay Inventory
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The State of the Union
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Metal Before Metal
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GOP Vote to Keep Their Own Insurance, Not Yours
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nursing calc question
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New sheriff in town
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A Bible for Breeze
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Albert Lea interested in Aviation Hall of Fame
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Let's Tax Everything!
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The Eagles Club
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American Minute for January 28th:
the breeze
Some Boomers 'retire' to jobs that allow them to h
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in God we trust.?
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Lewiston Twins Getting International Online Fame
Owatonna Businesses on the Lookout for Burglar
Red Cross Issues Nationwide Appeal
Rochester Sports and Vacation Show
Mending Minds Gala Fundraiser Tonight
Wabasha Near the Top of "At Risk" List for Flooding
National Weather Service Spring Flood Outlook Numbers
Challenger 25 Year Anniversary
Iowa's Risk for Spring Flooding Depends on the Rest of Winter
Minn. Legislators Trying to Make Buying Raw Milk Easier
China's $6 Billion Soybean Purchase Benefits Minnesota
Classes Cancelled At Lakeview Elementary Friday
Threat Levels to Change Across the Nation
MN Supreme Court Allows Farmer to Sue Excel Energy
National Weather Service Releases First Flood Outlook
Four Students Honored at "Beat the Odds" Awards
AMC Named "Baby Friendly Hospital"
Minn. Lawmakers Want to Get Rid of State Gun Permit Requirement
Hundreds Gather for "Project Community Connect"

Some Boomers 'retire' to jobs that allow them to help others
Police: 4 related killings at N.D. home, trailer
Medical examiner: Wheeler died after assault
Asian-American officials seek Limbaugh apology
Obama admonishes Egypt's Mubarak on protests
In Obama's reorganization plan, is Commerce first?
First lady wants support network for military families
Officials: U.S. better at finding cyber attackers
62 killed over last 2 days of protests in Egypt
U.S. demands release of diplomat in Pakistan
Soldiers shoot at university students in Nigeria
Russia says Caucasus man was airport bomber
World ushers in 2011
25 years later: How the Challenger disaster brought NASA down to earth
THE FUTURE:
U.S. human spaceflight and the road ahead
CHALLENGER:
Hubble spots most ancient galaxy to date
Mystery solved: Teen put piano on Miami sandbar
Police chief: Man tried to sell me fake gold
Funeral homes find new life by hosting other events

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Floyd County Slapped with Sexual Harassment Suit
Arson Suspected at Lakeview Elementary
Date Announced for Cummins Layoffs
Firewood Carries Emerald Ash Borer
Showing an ID in Order to Vote
Golf Course Under New Ownership
Lt. Gov. Highlights Proposed Budget Choices
Chamber Organizing Trip to China
Bell Tower Funds
25th Challenger Anniversary
Asthma and the Environment
Injured Goose
Ventura School's Future
Athletic Training Concerns
Wellness at Work
Construction Jobs Slowly Increasing
Automatic CPR
Rochester theater closes, new operators emerge
Alternate Side Parking Still Being Enforced
Deep State Budget Cuts Possible
Muscle Disorder Puts 13 Iowa Football Players in Hospital
Multi-Purpose Survey
What a Gas Tax Means
MN Lawmaker Wants Repeal of Smoking Ban
Dylan Ratigan Highlights Mayo Clinic
Sen. Grassley on the State of the Union
JCPenney Officially Ending Catalog
Judge Cancels Store Slaying Hearing
Trial date set in stolen-property case

Preschool program teaches through playtime
Teamwork means winter fun for H-D students
Chaos engulfs Egypt, anti-Mubarak protests peak
Gronstal: Willing to accept possibility of losing office
UI considers $1B overhaul of health care campus
Gronstal: Branstad's tax proposals face major hurdles
Book brings GOP's Pawlenty back to Iowa
Don’t Miss Sunday’s Globe Gazette
North Iowa Today for Saturday, Jan. 29
State cuts Wellmark's rate increase
Farmer pleads guilty to selling mortgaged corn
Former employee files suit against Floyd County over alleged actions by former county attorney Marzen
Santorum hires Des Moines consulting firm
Two taken to hospitals after accident near Rudd
Underwood named interim economic corridor director
Iowa lawmakers will consider athletic ineligibility
Gronstal: Willing to accept possibility of losing office
Gronstal: Branstad's tax proposals face major hurdles
Don’t Miss Sunday’s Globe Gazette
North Iowa Today for Saturday, Jan. 29
State cuts Wellmark's rate increase
Obituaries published Saturday, January 29, 2011
Magistrate Court
Preschool program teaches through playtime
Obama’s speech was inspiring, but any big change seems doubtful (Globe Gazette editorial)
Worth Noting
Exercise gun rights without fanfare (My Turn)
Wanted: 21st century laws for 21st century guns (Donald Kaul column)
Don’t let budget woes threaten parks any further (Globe Gazette editorial)
M.C. Council does well in priority areas for 2010 (Globe Gazette editorial)
Guest lineups for the Sunday news shows
Mitchell County health administrator relieved of duties
Mason City man accused of insurance fraud
Chicken processor in Charles City closes doors
Des Moines woman killed when car crashes through house
Highway re-opened west of Britt following accident
Michaels' Camaro sells for $200,000
Woman sentenced on third OWI conviction
McMurray charged in Birch Drive accident
Committee backs putting gay marriage ban to vote
Stop living in the past (Editor's Inbox)
Won’t be intimidated
Protect the Supreme Court (Editor's Inbox)
Wanted: 21st century laws for 21st century guns (Donald Kaul column)
Exercise gun rights without fanfare (My Turn)
Senate Democrats block procedural vote on marriage amendment debate
Winnebago supervisors OK some pay hikes

Blood drive at First Lutheran
County expected to hire interim health director
Worth County Fair moves a week
Pride makes company a success
Investigator: Fire confirmed as arson
Why science is important
Cummins announces final layoff date
Liquor store broken into
Convictions
Minn. House considers new ways to license teachers
Fire at Lakeview
Minn. Department of Commerce recommends half of proposed Alliant rate increase
Wolverines down Patriots
Editorial: Smoother permitting is a good start
Shinefest family night coming in Feb.
Gourmet auction to offer good food and fun
Minn. House passes 1st wave of budget cuts
The era of auto buggies and fancy cars
Tigers’ rally falls short
More grandparents raise children
Mrs. Gerry’s recognized as one of the best places to work
Cornerstone hosting ladies’ night featuring Sarah Groves
Walz: Seating during address was good
Project Pink equipment is here
Teacher pay does not need a bill
AgStar board approves cash patronage payout
Rebels ground Rockets
Panthers nip Rebels
Klobuchar wins hotdish competition
Toy Farm

Austin Daily Herald

Cougars top shorthanded Packer wrestlers
Spartans stop Packers
VIDEO: Austin spellers square off
RCC women roll to a win
Spartans knock off Riverland men
Albert Lea school fire deemed arson
Daily Dose: AMC named baby-friendly; Man arrested for strangulation
Arrest made after alleged strangulation
Convictions: 01/28
Police Reports: 01/27
House approves $1B in cuts
Herald staffers win first place awards
NWS calls for slight chance of spring flooding
AMC recognized as baby-friendly
A step closer to alternative Sumner calendar
Austin book series to feature woman born in Thailand refugee camp
Nun saw Civil Rights from front lines
Daily Dose: Rink turning pink for cause; Jon Erichson crowned with state honor
Police Reports: 01/26
School district employees brace for possible wage freeze
Returning to the music
Police Reports: 01/25
Southland girls beat P/E/M
No. 1 Bulldogs top Southland boys
Seventh grader puts up 30 points for L/P girls
Houston tops Lyle/Pacelli boys
Lesbian teens shake up Champlin Park pep fest
Twins to take down trees behind CF at Target Field
Body of missing U of Minn. student found in boxcar
House approves $1B in cuts
Arizona legislation targets automatic citizenship
Over the Road Driver, Crenlo
Nurses, Mercy Medical Center, North Iowa
Fleet Maintenance Technician, Austin Utilities
Quality Improvement Trainer Cord., Gerard
Service Technician, Culligan
Salesperson, Kuehn Motor Company
Night Supervisor, Jim’s Market Place
Healthcare Worker
Super hype makes game hardly worth waiting for
The life of a servant in the 1900s
Groh’s letter doesn’t change county board’s actions
Prison time for man who strangled woman over drug money

1 river, 4 designs for development
They were clinging to ice -- and their lives
Wasting disease confirmed in state deer herd
35W bridge collapse hero retires due to her injuries
Berrian's BlackBerry is back, but there's more to the story
1 river, 4 designs for development
Head of US citizenship office swears in 80 people
Minneapolis police arrest 3 teens in second homicide of 2011
Berrian's BlackBerry is back, but there's more to the story
35W bridge collapse hero retires due to her injuries
35W bridge collapse hero retires due to her injuries
Plan for North Side biking spins its wheels

Teams getting ready for Beargrease dogsled races
Vadnais Heights husband was drunk before deaths
Pawlenty emptying noncandidate PAC
Mega Millions winning numbers
Lesbian students sue Anoka-Hennepin school district over pep fest
Program could help disabled residents in emergency
Timberwolves-Jazz, Box
Minnesota beats Alaska-Anchorage 5-1
Minn. lesbian pep rally dispute goes to mediation
Burns, Havlat represent Wild at NHL All-Star game
Minn. St., Mankato, St. Cloud St. skate to 3-3 tie
Head of US citizenship office swears in 80 people
Democrats to pick fave in NE Minn. House race
Minnesota Opera comes to Alexandria
3 projects affecting downtown St. Paul parking
Millsap scores 30 to lift Jazz over Timberwolves
East Side beat cop says goodbye
Flu toll hits four as season picks up
Book brings GOP's Pawlenty back to Iowa

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Walmart Ebay Inventory
Posted on: Jan. 29 2011,12:08 pm by Stone-Magnon
Walmart can be a great place for EBAY inventory. I chit you not. I like items I can get back at least a 40% return after fees and expenses. Think bulk commodities. Power sellers and top-rated sellers unite! (0) comments
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Metal Before Metal
Posted on: Jan. 28 2011,4:51 pm by Stone-Magnon
Check it out. I used to love this song back in the day. This is before Motley Crue and all the rest. We used to sing this in high school to all the Queens in the "commons". You know, the cheerleaders and other hotties who didn't have to do anything axcept exist. This song was for them. (3) comments
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American Minute for January 28th:
Posted on: Jan. 28 2011,8:58 am by the breeze
American Minute for January 28th: � �Seventy-three seconds after lift-off, on JANUARY 28, 1986, the Space Shuttle Challenger exploded, killing its entire seven member crew, which included a high school teacher-the first private citizen to fly aboard the craft. In his address to the nation, President Ronald Reagan stated: "Today is a day for mourning...a national loss...The members of the Challenger crew were pioneers...The future doesn't belong to the fainthearted; it belongs to the brave. The Challenger crew was pulling us into the future." President Reagan continued: "There's a coincidence today. On this day 390 years ago, the great explorer Sir Francis Drake died aboard ship off the coast of Panama. In his lifetime the great frontiers were the oceans, and a historian later said, 'He lived by the sea, died on it, and was buried in it.' Well, today we can say of the Challenger crew: Their dedication was, like Drake's, complete." Reagan concluded: "The crew of the space shuttle Challenger honored us by the manner in which they lived their lives. We will never forget them, nor the last time we saw them, this morning, as they prepared for their journey and waved good-bye and 'slipped the surly bonds of earth' to 'touch the face of God.'"http://www.americanminute.com/index.php (0) comments
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