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Why the Chimes Rang - Raymond McAlden
The Birds'Christmas (founded on fact) - F.E. Mann
The Little Sister's Vacation - Winifred M. Kirkland
Little Wolff's Wooden Shoes - Francois Coppee, adapted and translated by Alma J. Foster
Christmas in the Alley - Olive Thorne Miller
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Old Father Christmas - J.H. Ewing
A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens
How Christmas Came to the Santa Maria Flats - Elia W. Peattie
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Polar Bears Can't Wait. Sign Polar Bear SOS Card Now. 15,500 More Names Needed.

We're sending this Polar Bear SOS Card to the White House in just a few days -- and we need 15,500 more online signatures.

Can you add your name now? With their future in the Bush Administration's hands, polar bears need every one of us to show our support for their protection.

Frances

Tell President Bush to Protect Polar Bears NOW! SIGN POLAR BEAR SOS CARD Help give polar bears the gift of a future on our planet by signing this Holiday SOS Card to President Bush in support of their protection under the Endangered Species Act. Please add your name to the card right now -- because the polar bear can't wait. Within the next 30 days, the Bush Administration will either throw polar bears a lifeline -- or condemn them to extinction. Without urgently needed protection, all of Alaska's polar bears could be extinct in less than 50 years -- along with two-thirds of the world's entire polar bear population. But there is still hope if the Bush Administration takes action now. That's why we are asking you -- and everyone who cares about polar bears -- to help us add 100,000 signatures to this Polar Bear Holiday SOS Card. When you do, you'll be sending President Bush a message loud and clear during this holiday season: Save Polar Bears Now! It's easy: just add your name and click. Together, we must create a nationwide show of support for polar bears in the next 30 days -- because a North Pole without polar bears is simply unthinkable. Sincerely, Frances Beinecke President Natural Resources Defense Council P.S. Keep in mind that the Bush Administration often saves its worst environmental decisions for the busy holiday season -- hoping the American people won't notice. That's why we're asking you to sign the Holiday SOS Card now. Help put the White House on notice that we're watching -- and expecting a decision in favor of polar bear protection.

Bulldoze and Auction our National Parks? Say No!

Don't let national parks be neglected or bulldozed!

The National Parks Conservation Association wants to make it clear that our parks need our help!

Even though our national parks are some of the only intact natural areas in the country, some people still want to open them to drilling, hunting and development.

We can't let this happen. We are just a few signatures away from our goal of 27,000 signatures. Please send a message today!

The Everglades, Gettysburg, Great Smokies, Mesa Verde, and Yosemite are all affected by the plans that are made for our national parks. What would our country be without these parks?

For the wildlife - invasive species, pollution, habitat destruction and recreational machines like snowmobiles and jet skis are threatening their very existence.

Tell the presidential candidates to make the maintenance and protection of our national parks a priority in this election!

Thank you for helping protect our valuable natural heritage.

Sincerely, Emily Care2 and ThePetitionSite Team

Stop This Crime Before it Happens

Stop This Crime Before it Happens

Please remind your Senators and Representative there's no need to kill whales in order to study them.

Dear Dottye,

Earlier today, the Government of Japan launched its whaling fleet for the waters of the Southern Ocean Sanctuary around Antarctica where it plans to kill more than 1,000 whales over the next several months. For more than 20 years, Japan has pursued this senseless and cruel slaughter in the name of 'science', openly defying an international ban on commercial whaling.

This year, Japan has added 50 endangered humpback whales to its target list, blatantly ignoring regulations protecting this endangered species. These charismatic singers of the sea have been protected from commercial whaling for more than 40 years.

The United States can help protect these whales and the time has come to act. Please take a moment to contact your Senators and Representative today and encourage them to support strong U.S. leadership in saving the humpbacks and other whales from needless killing.

Unnecessary, Unlawful and Unspeakably Cruel

Top scientists and legal experts around the world have condemned Japan's "scientific" whaling as unnecessary and unlawful. Just this week, an international panel of legal experts issued a new report calling for action to end Japan's illegal whaling. Whaling is unspeakably cruel it can take more than half an hour for a whale to die; many suffocate, struggling to free themselves, lashed to the side of a whaling ship.

It is not necessary to kill whales to study them in the 21st century. The best science in the world today comes from IFAW scientists and others studying live whales in their ocean habitat. And whale watching now provides important revenue and jobs to coastal communities in more than 90 countries and territories worldwide.

Animals and people both do better when whales are seen and not hurt. Together we can end illegal whalng! Please join us and take action today!

Sincerely,

Fred O'Regan
President and CEO

P.S. Please forward this message to your friends and family and ask them to help put a stop to whaling.

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News about Polar Bears and Global Warming

hanks again for answering Leonardo DiCaprio's call to action and signing our Care2 petition to save polar bears from extinction.

NRDC is working on many fronts to stave off the most disastrous effects of global warming that are now endangering arctic wildlife. You can read about our campaign in this month's online version of "Nature's Voice", our bi-monthly newsletter.

"Nature's Voice" keeps our Members and online activists up to date on our top-priority campaigns and victories on behalf of wildlife and wild places. I hope you'll read the newest issue and, while you're at it, take a moment to urge Congress to pass a clean energy bill for a more sustainable planet.

Thanks again for taking action to save polar bears and for joining our network of online activists!

Sincerely,

Frances Beinecke
President
Natural Resources Defense Council

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