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Employment Agency
Sun, 03 May 2009 07:34:52 GMT
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This Fwicki RSS mashup contains the latest information and resources related to specific jobs, employment opportunities, and job searches. This Fwicki mashup does not make recommendations for choosing an employer or career path, rather the information contained in this data stream will direct you to employers, professional head-hunters, employment agencies, and websites who can offer valuable insight, information, and services. If you are looking for sites and services that target specific job offerings or job markets, then bookmark this page to get the latest updates and information. The topics included within Fwicki job search and employment mashups can include information associated with executive jobs, salaries, job benefits, sales jobs, career opportunities, employers, labor rates, average salary lists, and more. This Fwicki mashup (data stream) contains specific information directly related to Employment Agency.
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Chicago White Sox
Sat, 19 May 2007 04:58:46 GMT
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The Chicago White Sox are one of the two Major League Baseball teams base in Chicago, Illinois. The other is the Chicago Cubs of the National League. Both are charter members of their respective leagues. The White Sox play in the American League Central Division, and their home park is U.S. Cellular Field. They are familiarly known as simply "The Sox". They are also known as "The Pale Hose" and "The South Siders", as opposed the the North Sider Cubs. "The ChiSox" (pronounced SHY-sox), a combination of "Chicago" and "Sox", is used chiefly by the national media to distinguish them from the Boston Red Sox or "The BoSox". This, however, is used little by fans. The White Sox were a frequent contender during the early 20th century, winning 5 of the first 19 league pennants; but the team's fortunes dropped precipitously in the aftermath of the Black Sox Scandal. After winning only one league championship in the years spanning 1920 to 2004, the team ended decades (and generations) of frustration in 2005 when it won its first World Series Championship since 1917.
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