Over the weekend, Google highlighted the Chinese New Year – the year of the pig – with a couple of the porkers dancing in place of the "Os" in its name. But today, the Internet behemoth that recognizes holidays and special events with modifications to its logo declined to recognize the birthday of George Washington, "the father of our country" and the first president of the United States.

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Do you ever sit down in front of the TV, bag of chips in hand--and before you realize it, you've finished the entire bag? (There actually is an official medical term for this: dreaded empty bag syndrome.)

Or after you've finished dinner, do you find yourself watching TV and eating more, even though you're not really hungry? Or looking around your home for a snack more out of boredom than out of hunger?

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This time Dad makes sure his kids' know he is paying child support with a very creative twist. But then a call from The ex-wife changes everything!

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One Nuclear Hot Lady... Enjoy!

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Oklahoma has inspired its share of songs and one memorable musical. But it's not exactly a top destination for recent college graduates looking for work. Usually, 22-year-olds flock to cosmopolitan cities like New York and San Francisco, assuming that's where they'll find the most opportunities for work (and, let's be honest, a social life). But they might be heading in the wrong direction. Oklahoma City made it on to our list of the 25 best American cities to get a job. New York's ranking? No. 75.

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Justice Minister Jozsef Petretei, who recently presented the draft
proposal, said that if 14-year-olds were old enough to engage in
consensual sex, then the chance to make videos of it was also
possible.

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'The ultimate goal of regenerative therapy is to develop fully functioning bioengineered organs that can replace lost or damaged organs after disease, injury or aging.'

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The minister has the number 666 tattooed on his arm.  But Jose Luis de Jesus Miranda is not your typical minister. De Jesus, or "Daddy" as his thousands of followers call him, does not merely pray to God: He says he is God.  De Jesus' claims of divinity have angered Christian leaders, who say he is a fake. Religious experts say he may be something much more dangerous, a cult leader who really believes he is God.

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Vladimir Putin -- Russia's president, although the more accurate title would be godfather -- made headlines recently with a speech in Munich that set a new standard in anti-Americanism.

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The merger would require regulatory approval as well as anti-trust scrutiny.

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One sultry brunette... Enjoy!

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A Japanese company (Toyota ) and an American company (General
Motors) decided to have a canoe race on the Missouri River . Both teams practiced
long and hard to reach their peak performance before the  race.

    On the big day, the Japanese won by a mile.The Americans, very
discouraged and depressed, decided to investigate the reason for the crushing defeat.
A Management team made up of senior management was formed to investigate
and recommend appropriate action.

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Small packets of sugar bearing the likeness of Adolf Hitler and carrying Holocaust jokes have been found in some cafes in Croatia, prompting an investigation, the office of the state prosecutor said on Monday.

"The local district attorney in [the eastern town of] Pozega has opened an investigation and is currently looking at the matter," said Martina Mihordin.

Poland and the Czech Republic risk being targeted by Russian missiles if they agree to host a proposed U.S. missile defense system, a top Russian general warned Monday. Russia has been increasingly bellicose in its response to the U.S. proposal to build the missile defense system in Eastern Europe. President Vladimir Putin has said he does not trust U.S. claims that the system would be to guard the American East Coast and Europe from missiles launched from "rogue nations" in the Middle East.

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Is there a better way to show off how rich you are than to pave your yacht's floors with gold?  The Verona luxury fair in northern Italy -- where billionaires find the kinds of things they hope can distinguish themselves from mere millionaires -- can answer that question.

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Yesterday the tug-of-war commenced in Congress, in the end sending the wrong message to the “bad guys” once again: Americans lack the resolve and the will to stop the Jihad. “Americans will squabble amongst themselves until we take them over with their own laws protecting us,” the Islamists must think. The Muslim Lobby is doing cartwheels down Washington Avenue.

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After investigations which included secretly tape-recording his telephone conversations, detectives arrested the former civil servant on suspicion of helping to recruit suicide bombers for the anti-American terror in Iraq.

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The 32-minute blast Vladimir Putin delivered at a recent security conference in Munich will go down as a classic. America's "uncontained" militarism, the Russian president declared, has created a world where "no one feels safe anymore," and where other nations feel almost forced to develop nuclear weapons in their own defense. U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates tried to laugh it off, joking that "as an old cold warrior" the speech had "almost filled me with nostalgia for a less complex time"—and went on to tout Washington's preference for partnership and good relations.

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Georgia made international headlines last spring when it passed some of the toughest laws in the U.S. targeting illegal aliens within its borders. Those laws included provisions to sanction employers who knowingly hire illegal aliens and deny some state services -- such as nonemergency medical care and unemployment checks -- to adults who can't verify that they're in the country legally.

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A woman is driving north on Interstate 95. Three kids squirm in the back seat, and her sister, six months pregnant and having early contractions, sits in the front. The stress starts to simmer. Traffic slows, then crawls, then creeps. More stress. A car cuts in front of her, then scoots away. A short time later, it darts in again. She can no longer take it. She veers onto the shoulder and speeds up. Wham! She tosses a large McDonald's cup filled with ice into the other car.

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Conservatives Lead Movement to Free Ex-Border Patrolmen

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Ruth Kelly's Whitehall department is expected to refuse planning permission for the London Markaz, which would be the biggest religious building in Britain with room for 70,000 worshippers.

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20 Shots of the Beautiful Sydney Moon... Enjoy!

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At least 28 bombs exploded Sunday in apparently coordinated attacks in parts of southern Thailand plagued by a Muslim insurgency, killing three people and wounding more than 50, the military said.

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Hundreds of Islamist fighters were flown, with Eritrean assistance, from Somalia to Syria and Libya for military training. Others were taken to Lebanon to fight with Hezbollah, the report to the UN security council has revealed.

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Religious argument leaves one hospitalized

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He made his comments in a meeting with U.S. Assistant Secretary of State David Welch in the West Bank city of Ramallah.

"President Abbas told David Welch that the Mecca agreement was the only possible agreement, and the world must deal with it," Abbas aide Nabil Abu Rdeneh said after the meeting.

He was referring to a Saudi-brokered deal between the militant Islamist group Hamas and Mr. Abbas' secular Fatah party to share power in a new Palestinian government.

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