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New Meadowlands stadium pushing high-tech envelope (Newsday)
Imagine tailgating at an NFL stadium without having to sit in traffic, buying a hot dog and beer without having to open your wallet and walking along the concourse without feeling like the player on the receiving end in one of those "NFL's Hardest Hits" videos. Disney's Barking up the right tree with 'Bolt' (LA.com)
A meta 'Homeward Bound' for media-savvy, critter-loving kiddos Dear Santa, Please Bring Cash (The Motley Fool via Yahoo! News)
Show of hands: What kid doesn't like getting cash as a gift? 536 Chattanooga USPS Employees Seek New Jobs (WTVC Chattanooga)
The U.S. Postal Service will shutdown the Chattanooga Remote Encoding Center (REC) in April 2009, leaving 536 people to seek other jobs. Jazz News: St. Louis Jazz Notes News: Addthis, Plus More Ways to Get STLJN (All About Jazz)
It's been a busy couple of weeks here at StLJN, with a lot of breaking news and relatively high traffic (as well as some nagging computer issues that still aren't totally resolved). Johnston council asked to deal with panhandlers (The Des Moines Register)
Panhandling on Merle Hay Road at the Interstate Highway 35/80 exit and bridge has gotten out of hand, Larry Hiem told Johnston City Council members Monday night. WRAMC celebrates Army Service Day, Warrior Care Month (DCMilitary.com)
Senior Army leaders celebrated Army Service Day and Warrior Care Month with Walter Reed Army Medical Center staff members, wounded warriors and their Families during a town hall meeting and Purple Heart ceremony Monday in Wagner Sports Center. Judge lied; teen told truth (The Oneida Daily Dispatch)
MANLIUS (AP) - An upstate New York village justice has been forced out of office for stealing $155 in fine money paid by a teenager. Steven Alderman, the justice in the village of Manlius, pleaded guilty Tuesday to a reduced charge of disorderly conduct. RBA spends $3.1bn propping up dollar (Daily Telegraph)
THE Reserve Bank spent a whopping $3.15bn propping up the Australian dollar when it plunged towards US60c. RBA spends $3.1bn propping up dollar (Adelaide Now)
THE Reserve Bank spent a whopping $3.15 billion propping up the Australian dollar when it plunged towards 60 US cents in another sign of its concern about the state of the economy.
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