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Nationals sign Mark Teahen to minor league deal Washington Post (blog) By Adam Kilgore The Nationals signed corner infielder and outfielder Mark Teahen to a minor-league deal, the team announced this afternoon. Teahan, 30, will compete for a spot on the Nationals' bench and could give them needed depth at Class AAA ... Nationals give Ankiel, Teahen minor league dealsMiamiHerald.com Free agent Teahen finds baseball home with NationalsCBC.ca all 101 news articles »

Mark Snyder: Wolverines still have time to get their act together before Big Dance Detroit Free Press JULIAN H. GONZALEZ/Detroit Free Press By Mark Snyder With three weeks remaining in the regular season, Michigan still has a lot to prove. This was the point when we hoped for some answers about what the Wolverines were and where they are going. and more »

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Mark Zuckerberg: CEO for Life? Wall Street Journal (blog) By Jason Zweig One little-noted aspect of the Facebook IPO: Chairman and Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg appears to have taken great pains to ensure that his management reign is secure. The shares issued to the public will have limited voting rights. Mark Zuckerberg, the Hacker Way, and the Art of the Founder's LetterWired News Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook: focused from the beginningSan Jose Mercury News After Facebook's IPO, Payments Business Is Poised For Major GrowthForbes Times of India -Economic Times -Fox News all 408 news articles »

SB sets viewership mark CBSSports.com INDIANAPOLIS -- Super Bowl XLVI on NBC was seen by a total audience of 166.7 million viewers, making it the most-watched show in the history of television in the United States, according to Neilsen ratings. While the overnight Nielsen rating of 47.8 ... and more »

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Online Cupids may miss the mark Vancouver Sun Combing dating websites for that perfect love match can be very frustrating, and a group of US psychology professors released a report on Monday explaining why there is no substitute for meeting face-to-face. "Online dating is a terrific addition for ... Online Cupids often miss their markStuff.co.nz all 121 news articles »

Exclusive: Mark Waid Ends IRREDEEMABLE, INCORRUPTIBLE
Fans of Mark Waid's Irredeemable and Incorruptible are learning today that the old adage is true: All good things must come to an end. After three years of telling the critically acclaimed story of a superhero gone bad - and his former nemesis turned good - Waid is ending both series in May. The final story arcs for the two series will take place in Irredeemable #34-#37 and Incorruptible #27-#30 ...

Britain to mark Charles Dickens bicentenary
Britain was preparing on Monday to mark the 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Dickens, acclaimed as one of the finest writers of the English language and one whose novels have become enduring classics.

Mark Stibitz Joins Diablo Technologies Board of Directors
Mark Stibitz Joins Diablo Technologies Board of Directors

Mark Hulbert: The meaning of the Transports? weakness
The Dow Jones Transportation Average is seriously lagging. This is potentially worrisome from at least two different points of view ? the Dow Theory, as well as the notion that the Dow transports is a leading economic indicator.

Mark Renshaw prepares for life after Cav
Mark Renshaw aims to take a few sprint victories from Cavendish this year

Mark Wahlberg discusses fighting with friends
Mark Wahlberg hates ?twiddling his thumbs? on film sets.

Saepio Appoints Mark Hunter as Chief Client Officer
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Feb. 6, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Saepio, a leading provider of marketing technology for corporations with distributed marketing networks, is pleased to announce the recent appointment of ...

Kenneth Mark's sad, lonely death
Christie Blatchford: The pathologist kept repeating that Kenneth Mark had a big heart, to be expected in a 6-foot-4 man. He didn't know that other witnesses testified the same thing, but they meant to describe his spirit

In an ?NCIS? Milestone, Mark Harmon?s Agent Gibbs Looks Back
?NCIS? celebrates its success as No. 1 and its unusual longevity with a special episode on Tuesday night.

Ian Thorpe and Janet Evans Have Lost the Edge, Mark Spitz Says
Mark Spitz isn't convinced that Janet Evans and Ian Thorpe can be successful in their comeback attempts. Spitz isn't questioning the physical ability of the two Olympic swimmers, though. He believes the disadvantage of Evans and Thorpe is psychological, he told The...