MySpace to allow users to share data with other sites
kget.com     May 9, 2008            

The social networking site says it will soon enable users to quickly share profile data with other sites, including Yahoo and eBay. ... LOS ANGELES (AP) - Social networking site MySpace says it will soon enable users to quickly share profile data with other sites,... [read full story]                    


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In photos: 'USA Elections Mccain and Palin Attend Public Rally'

monstersandcritics.com     36 mins ago   4,715 related          

If you liked this story please support M&C and Buzz the site on Yahoo. 21:42:35 John McCain offered vision rooted in reality, not Barack Obama's empty promises By Simon Heffer (abridged) As the thousands of red, white and...                    

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SIDEBAR: Indian-American delegate pledged to free market, Republicans

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US News By Frank Fuhrig Sep 5, 2008, 15:49 GMT If you liked this story please support M&C and Buzz the site on Yahoo. 1. In photos: 'USA Elections Mccain and Palin Attend Public Rally' SIDEBAR: Indian-American delegate...                    

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Games, Games, Games

6-4-2.blogspot.com     7 hrs ago          

Yup, Moseley Still Stinks: White Sox 10, Angels 2 Dustin Moseley versus the Chisox? Yahoo box • Yahoo recap With Shutout, Dodgers Almost To Parity: Dodgers 7, Diamondbacks 0 Danny Haren gave 'em up early and hard as he...                    

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These Stocks Beat Aluminum Stocks (at Motley Fool)

yahoo.com     13 hrs ago          

Just as with other commodities, the rising demand for aluminum has helped many companies producing the metal -- as well as their investors' portfolios -- grow well beyond broader market rates. The 5,500 stocks that more...                    

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