1960 Sun - So whether you’re buying a car, looking for your next house, changing jobs or searching for that retired beanie baby, start your journey here. This Web site has our name on it, and we’ll keep it up to date, but we want you to think of it as yours, too

Thank you PR WEB.
PRWeb - Blue Moon Candles Adds Instructions for the latest craft craze - Waxed Dipped Stuffed Animals The latest money making craft craze to rid yourself of those once prized, dust gathering, Beanie Baby collection or old stuff bear. The scented waxed dipped

Fort Apache, Iraq
Rolling Stone - Dustin Hames, who had been following the conversation on the VIC but apparently had not been sufficiently impressed to participate, ended the debate by tossing the kid a Beanie Baby from the gun bay in the Humvee ceiling. Somebody at home donated the

Marysville Advocate - Her other interests are collecting Precious Moments figurines, chicken figurines and Beanie Babies. Henry is retired from farming but still enjoys helping his sons on the farm. He plants the corn and drives the combine during harvest. Ethelene runs

Webkinz expelled from Center School
Easton Journal - While he remembers having to ban Beanie Babies when they were all the rage when he worked in Raynham years ago, Moreau Hall principal Robert Smith said the latest fad has not been an issue at his school and no feelings of being excluded have arisen.

Well, as my mother used to say, ask a silly question, you get a silly answer. Or, to paraphrase, ask a 17-year-old who isn’t feeling good any question and prepare yourself for the answer.

Hallmark Moments 
“I didn’t realize Valentine’s Day was such a big deal until I owned a Hallmark store” - Cathy Kessel. On an average day, Cathy Kessel sees 100 people in her stores, whereas on Valentine’s Day she sees about 800 people wandering the aisles of a place that supposedly fuels this mass-marketing holiday.

International night features Iraqi customs, history 
Dr. Robert M. Farley of the Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce at the University of Kentucky was the featured speaker at Monday evening’s International Dinner at the Clark County Extension Office.