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* Tips of Hosting Great Carnivals [Carnival of Personal Finance]
* Dow barely crosses all-time high at close [CNBC]
* Ouch! Your Home Payment Just Doubled! [MSN Money]
* S&P says 2007 will be a great year for stocks [Kiplinger]
* More neat gadgets being added to standard cars [MarketWatch]

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