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2005 Year in Review (Madera Tribune) - The year was just 36 minutes old when the first baby born at Madera Community Hospital made his appearance, 29 days prior to his mother's due date.

Video Review: 'Wedding Crashers' (The WBAL Channel) - Is the hit film "Wedding Crashers" something you're going to want to RSVP for on on DVD? Find out with our review.

Beware of ‘review inflation' by superlative-addicted critical wannabes (The Davis Enterprise) - Published Jan 06, 2006 - 14:49:21 CST. Who is Earl Dittman ... and what, precisely, is Wireless Magazine?

Video Review: 'Wedding Crashers' (Local6.com Central Florida) - "Wedding Crashers" (R): Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn are laugh-out-loud hilarious in the raucous romantic comedy "Wedding Crashers," a refreshing breath of politically-incorrect air in the over-populated era of sanitized PG-13 movies.

MOVIE REVIEW: Casanova (Richmond Times-Dispatch) - "Casanova" is almost what it wants to be: a merry romp about the world's greatest lover. But, though it is enjoyable enough in its way, there is something missing.

Prime time preview (News Interactive) - WILL we still want to get Lost with Desperate Housewives in 2006, or will something else grab our attention?

Saturday, January 7, 2006 (Winchester Star) - Study Could Guide Area’s Fiscal Future Members of the Winchester-Frederick County Economic Development Commission unanimously decided Friday it’s time to put their research into practice.

Soldiers guard $13m fortress (Herald Sun) - THIS is the $13 million fortress built to replace the vulnerable Australian Embassy that came under fire in Baghdad in a suicide attack this time last year.

Life to be easier for IVF mums (Herald Sun) - THE heartache aspiring parents must endure during multiple IVF cycles could soon be over. New technology could lift conception rates. For thousands of couples, in vitro fertilisation restores to them the chance to have children, but it can be long, expensive and traumatic.

Missing and forgotten in the Triad (Greensboro News-Record) - Eleven people in Guilford and Rockingham counties have been missing for months or years.