Heat Miser wins Rumble Vote 2000 by 3 votes

In a amazingly close election, the Heat Miser, the younger of Mother Nature's two stepchildren, defeated his brother Snow Miser in the second bi-annual Rumble Vote.

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• Video: CNN interviews President-elect Bush, discovers he's 'a little slow'
  
• Web exclusive: Kate Snow: Security tighter than ever for Bush inauguration
• Clinton says farewell to nation tonight, announces plans to moon Bush on Saturday
  
• Bush's to-do list: piss on Clinton's portrait, throw pencils into the ceiling of the Oval Office
  
• Bush prefers CIA intelligence briefings face to face, says 'I don't trust those guys'
  
• Wide-eyed staffers confront awe at taking White House, say 'I never thought that maroon would get elected'
  
• Senate panel endorses Powell as secretary of state
  
• Judge says Ashcroft 'needs to spend some time in the corner'
  
• Powell backs missile defense plan, doesn't care where the money comes from
• Student Guide to the Bush Administration
• Message board: Presidential Transition

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• Marines probe Osprey commander's alleged falsification of maintenance records
• Power back on in California
• Jesse Jackson fathers child out of wedlock, hands out cigars
• Driver's past under investigation in California Capitol crash

• CNN.com interviews author Jason Clarke on his latest best-seller

• African-American jurist says Ashcroft distorted his record
• Clinton to say farewell to nation tonight
• New round of confirmation hearings begin
• Wide-eyed staffers confront awe at taking White House

• The Clinton Years

• Embassy bombing victims' families seek compensation from U.S. government
• Jurors in Rae Carruth murder trial instructed to continue deliberations
• Lockerbie judges consider verdict
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• Showbuzz: Miramax movies go online
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• FDA panel recommends some additional blood donation restrictions
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• Report: Work-related injuries are a fixable pain
• Recognizing ourselves is a right brain thing

• 'Portal' site to serve CPAs, clients
• Q&A: Pre-existing conditions
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• Time to buy techs?

• Cherchez la techie: 20 percent of IT workers are women, despite pay close to men’s
• Compaq’s Microportable Projector travels light
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• Getting yourself into a good contract

• First look: Final Fantasy X
• Fujitsu debuts notebook with Bluetooth handset
• Hacker known as 'Mafiaboy' pleads guilty on 55 charges

• Fifteen years after Challenger, NASA inoculates against 'go fever'
• Source: Monkey, dog, rabbit were aboard Chinese space capsule
• Mission to begin Mir deorbit postponed
• Report: Ice, not floods, could have shaped channels on Mars

• The International Space Station

• Interior nominee Norton to defend credentials
• Texas critters journey to Washington for inauguration
  
• Major effort to save rare toad in Tanzania
• EPA orders sharp reduction in arsenic levels in drinking water

• Leaning Tower of Pisa set to reopen in June
• Peruvians rely on religion to help clean up streets
• Tourism falling in South Carolina
• Tour the elegant wineries of France's Volnay village

• Restaurant takeout scores big on Super Bowl Sunday
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• Planning your pear pleasures
• Recipes: Asparagus and Avocado Wraps

• The look in menswear is soft, suave and elegant
• Hats off to first ladies
• Lars Nilsson named head designer at Bill Blass
• British artist Sarah Raphael dies

• To Al Franken, it's all comedy
• 'So You Want to Be President' brings David Small a Caldecott Medal
• New book counts believers: Islam, Hinduism gain
• Former FDA chief David Kessler discusses tobacco battle in book

• Take it from the labels: Don't eat rocks, drink toilet water
• On-board mouse louses up airline schedule
• Escaped inmate asks for directions -- back to jail
• South African man bites python, escapes death

• Voices: What is President Clinton's legacy?
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• Should driver's license tests be available in languages other than English?

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