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Nuns Storm Super Bowl 2012 to Stop Sex Trafficking: 'We Will Be Watching'

Super Bowl 2012 Drinks: Drinking Games And Recipes For Giants-Patriots Game
The New York Giants and the New England Patriots aren't the only ones ready for Super Bowl Sunday: so are eleven orders of nuns, all determined to fight the surge of underage sex trafficking that accompanies the NFL event each year. The nuns have been prepping for Indianapolis since training camp began last summer, and have one target firmly in their sights: the hundreds of hotel rooms rented out for Super Bowl XLVI.
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American Tourists Kidnapped in Egypt: Bedouins Suspected

According to NBC News, South Sinai's chief of police confirmed that two American tourists were kidnapped in Egypt. NBC suspects that the Bedouin tribe will exchange the prisoners with police for land. It is also suspected that a possible motive for the kidnappings is revenge for the recent crackdown by Egyptian police.
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Magnitude 7.1 Earthquake Hits Vanuatu

A powerful earthquake struck the Pacific Ocean near the island nation of Vanuatu on Thursday, seismologists said, but there were no immediate reports of damage or casualties.
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Steve Jobs: Apple Founder Mocked in Taiwan Ad for Google Android Action Pad Tablet

A TV advert that uses a Steve Jobs impersonator dressed in wings and a halo to sell an Android tablet computer has been criticized for its poor taste. In the ad, Taiwanese comedian and impersonator Ah-Ken, dressed in Jobs' trademark black turtle neck sweater and blue jeans, extols the virtues of Action Electronics Co.'s combined tablet PC and multi-language dictionary, which runs on Google's Android.
Landing gear final inspector Henao works on a piece of landing gear at AAR's facility in Medley, Florida

Veterans help manufacturers plug skills gap

Three years ago Gabe Collins was on the front line in Kandahar province, one of the most dangerous places in war-ravaged Afghanistan, conducting search and rescue missions with the U.S. Navy.
Kim Dotcom Has A Case: Truth Behind Megavideo, Megaupload Indictment

Why Kim Dotcom Has a Case: The Truth Behind The Megaupload Indictment

Before the Justice Department went after Megaupload, a corporation called Viacom decided to sue YouTube and its parent, Google. Here's why the two cases aren't as different as you think... and why the prosecutors who wrote the indictment against Kim Dotcom are hoping you won't find out.
Facebook Filing for $5-Bln IPO

Facebook Goes Public: What is an IPO?

Facebook filed a $5 billion IPO on Wednesday, meaning that the social media giant will become a publically traded company, and anyone will be able to buy shares of Facebook starting this spring. But what is an IPO?
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Punxsutawney Phil: 7 More Animals Who Can Predict The Future [PHOTOS]

From sensing earthquakes to picking winners for the year's World Cup or Super Bowl, these seven animals, which include an octopus, a sheep and a crocodile put Punxsutawney Phil's Groundhog Day 2012 prediction to shame. Find out what animal knows when you're going to die, which creature can help you in the stock market, and what animal can predict the future of a national election.
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Ashley Duncan Suicide: Did Teen Take Ecstasy Before Killing Herself?

Ashley Duncan's parents are yet to comment on what may have caused their teenage daughter to take her own life on Monday. The 17 year old completed suicide after making several unhappy social media posts. However, a recent tweet by actress Keke Palmer, suggests that Duncan was experimenting with ecstasy before taking her own life.
iPad 3 Expert Predictions on Features: Larger Battery, Improved GPU; But Same Form Factor with No Quad-Core

iPad 3 Release Date 2012: Apple Plans 'Strange' February Event Before March Launch

Insiders report that Apple will be host a strange event in February involving the iPad 3, ahead of the tablet's release in early or mid-March. After some of the tablet's specs were leaked earlier this week, tech analysts are scrambling to discover what this unusual event will entail. Find out everything we know about the February showcase here, which Japanese publication Macotakara says will not be a simple product unveiling.
J.C. Penney Store Revival

JC Penney Revived: Five Lessons In Corporate Failure [SLIDE SHOW]

JC Penney made its first big splash in what will be a three-year effort to rebrand the 110-year-old department store chain. But makeovers can pay a hefty toll in the business world, and the past is strewn with good ideas gone sour. A change in direction does not always lead to success. Fortunately, some companies have the wherewithal to drop a bad idea soon enough to survive. Here are some corporate excursions gone horribly wrong.

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