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The Christian Science Monitor President Obama is hosting Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh this week with his first state visit.
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President Obama is hosting Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh this week with his first state visit. But India worries the US cares more about wooing rivals China and Pakistan.
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Oprah Winfrey announced this week that she will discontinue 'The Oprah Winfrey Show' in 2011. Her timing is impeccable. Daytime TV is on a steep decline.
David The CSM Facebook Profile Picture presently shows only as a partial on the page. Why not use the attached logo-type image to freshen up the page? I would suggest that you first swap the C and M colors (which would then make the logo echo the color combination in the banner view itself). Here is a photo for reference:
The Christian Science Monitor We launched a new photo contest on Flickr - "Your Winter" - please tag your photos appropriately. Winning photos will be featured on CSMonitor.com and in the Weekly Magazine.
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Flickr is almost certainly the best online photo management and sharing application in the world. Show off your favorite photos and videos to the world, securely and privately show content to your friends and family, or blog the photos and videos you take with a cameraphone.
The Christian Science Monitor David, you can post any comments from articles you've read online or in the weekly magazine on the Facebook page. We like to think of it as an alternative to the traditional Letter to the Editor.
The Christian Science Monitor If you've seen New Moon, we want your review #CSMNewMoon on our Facebook page. RT and share with others.
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The latest in the 'Twilight' series, 'New Moon' follows a moping Bella who continues to have poor choice in men.
Daniel M. Tompkins The most wonderful newspaper; have been a loyal subscriber for many, many years. One paper that will survive; love the e-edition and the print edition. Thank you beyond words.
The Christian Science Monitor What kind of unique programs does your school system have?
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A new program announced Wednesday, seeks to stem youth violence in Chicago schools by reaching out to students through sports and counseling. It hopes to become a national model.
The Christian Science Monitor Have a question about Obama's trip to Asia? Ask now!
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The Christian Science Monitor Ask your questions - We're talking with Howard LaFranchi, our Int'l Affairs correspondent, today specifically about President Obama's trip to Asia and other foreign policy issues. If you have questions, let us know. We go LIVE in 1 hour.
The Christian Science Monitor Opinion: The Twilight saga's New Moon movie is set to open this week, and it's expected to be big; really big. Are you going to see it? Let's hear what you've been thinking and noticing about this.
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Twilight's Edward Cullen and the New Moon movie: What message do they really send?
The Christian Science Monitor Meet Batdorj Gongor, he's helping new immigrants in Mongolia pool their savings to better serve the communities they live in. Read how he's making a difference in our world.
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In Mongolia, he shows former nomads how working together benefits everyone.
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Armed guards on the Maersk Alabama helped repel Wednesday's attack by pirates. An array of nonlethal weapons – from acoustic devices to a system that fires nets or even golf balls – is coming onto the market.
