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by noel on December 20, 2006

Join your kids and track the generous man via NORAD Santa tracking operation. It just starts with a radar system dubbed as North Warning System. The latter has 47 installations across the border of North America. The website also offers satellites, Santa Cam, and jet fighter to follow the mysterious big fella.
North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) is the successor of Continental Air Defense Command (CONAD). It is now visited by old and young alike to track Santa's flight with the reindeers around the globe.
To make your kids Christmas even happier, you can visit claus.com. Said website gives you lots of songs, Holiday Recipes and games. You can also have fun while checking your kids' naughty or nice rating. Incite pre-holiday frenzy. Indulge...
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Response from:
amy
(12/09/07 5:14am)
from amy
Response from:
Steve
(12/10/07 10:20pm)
There is an even better one at www.wheresrudolph.com
Its cool and in 3d!
Its cool and in 3d!
Response from:
neil
(12/24/07 8:29am)
merry xmas
Response from:
Ula
(12/24/07 9:42am)
More cool Santa trackers at: http://awfulmarketing.com/index.php/2007/12/24/merry-christmas-track-s
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Response from:
rikops
(05/03/09 3:29am)
The real blame goes to the manufacturers, though. I do understand that they’re unwilling to take on the cost of supporting another OS (see here http://file.sh/os+torrent.html
)that doesn’t have deep market penetration, but that shouldn’t preclude them from giving out enough information to allow open source developers to build drivers.
)that doesn’t have deep market penetration, but that shouldn’t preclude them from giving out enough information to allow open source developers to build drivers.
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