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"Want to know Santa's whereabouts this Christmas Eve? Well, Google has you covered. The company has been helping NORAD track the man in red since 2004 \u2014 the bi-national U.S.-Canadian military organization had been tackling the task all on its lonesome since 1955, when a Sears and Roebuck magazine ad accidentally instructed readers to call NORAD instead of the real hotline. \nWell, technology has come a long way since 1955 \u2014 and since last year, for that matter \u2014 making it easier for even the most computer-challenged wassailers to log in and watch Mr. Claus navigate his way from the North Pole.\nIn the past, Google's Santa-tracking service has included \"Santa-cam\" videos, SketchUp models of the big guy's sleigh and North Pole digs and a feed of Santa's movements from NORAD headquarters. And while there are several ways to keep up with Saint Nick, Google's has been pretty popular over the last five years.\nLast year, more than eight million people made use of the software, and Google's hoping for an even bigger turnout tomorrow night. This year the company has added a Google Earth plug-in that works on the NORAD site to create a whole world right in your browser. Moreover, Santa's hip to all the new trends: You'll be able to follow him on your mobile device, via Twitter and by using real-time search.\nWith this many tools at your disposal, Google's made it pretty easy to keep up with Santa's every move starting at 2 a.m. ET on the 24th. Now all you have to do is continue being \"nice\" for 48 more hours. Good luck with that."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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