Wednesday, December 24, 2003

Christmas @ 101-365 Phoenix Zoo Lights 2 Zoolights 2. There are sure a lot of people this time of year. [101-365] 5:34:00 PM

Christmas @ 101-365 Phoenix Zoo Lights 1 Zoolights1. Merry Christmas! [101-365] 5:32:21 PM

From CinemaMinima.com Merry Christmas!. Dear Reader, Thank you for visiting cinema minima! Best wishes for a merry Christmas! [cinema minima] 12:45:52 PM

Candidate Dean Picks Up Steam South By Southwest Dean Leads in Oklahoma and Arizona!. The latest polls from American Research Group show Dean pulling ahead in Oklahoma and strengthening his lead in Arizona-- both of which are critical February 3rd primary states. The Oklahoma results: Howard Dean 24% Wesley Clark 21% Joe Lieberman 9% Dick Gephardt 4% John Edwards 3% John Kerry 2% Carol Moseley Braun 1% Dennis Kucinich 1% Al Sharpton 1% And the Arizona results: Howard Dean 26% Wesley Clark 15% Joe Lieberman 9% Dick Gephardt 7% John Kerry 6% Dennis Kucinich 1% John Edwards 1% You've built Howard Dean's lead in so many states through your hard work. Now is the time when we need to turn these leads in the polls into victories in the primaries and caucuses. Help Dean win by making a 4th quarter contribution today. Any amount makes a difference-- whether it's $100, $44 (for the 44th President) or $20.04 (in celebration of the New Year), your action now will help us put resources into these critical early states. Swing the bat! [Blog for America] 11:20:33 AM

Notes on Sante Fe, NM Santa Fe. In September of 2002, Santa Fe was rated in the Conde Nast Traveler magazine's "Readers Choice Awards" as one of America's top 10 travel destinations for the eleventh straight year. The city was ranked fifth after San Francisco, New York, Charleston, SC and Chicago. Santa Fe has been included in this poll of well-traveled readers each year dating back to 1992 when the city first appeared as a write in nomination and was voted the number one travel destination in the world. Also in 2002, the readers of Travel + Leisure voted Santa Fe their fifth most popular North American travel city, in the magazine's "World Best Awards." This time Santa Fe followed New York, San Francisco, Vancouver and Chicago. This is the third time in the six years that the poll has been conducted that Santa Fe has been included and it appears that Santa Fe will appear again in the 2003 World's Best list according to the magazine's staff. Santa Fe appeared in the "10 Best Places for Business and Careers" as determined by Forbes magazine in the May, 2003 issue. The business publication ranked Santa Fe as 9th best among 168 small places for business potential. Among the attributes cited were a high number of advanced degrees and educational attainment within the population as well as a lower cost of doing business. If all of that wasn't enough, Santa Fe was named as one of the slimmest cities in the country and Men's Journal named Santa Fe its number 5 Best Place to Live. A pitch for Santa Fe....town is unusually empty right now. [Ottmar Liebert] 11:17:25 AM