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The article looks at a list of ideas for technology gifts that can be given to loved ones without actually buying technology. Topics mentioned include an Apple software update that has a tool to add a digital vaccine card to the iPhone's wallet app, photography books that can be created with web tools, and the emergence of virtual instruction online during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The article discusses the technology products that are of short supply during the 2021 holiday season. According to Tanaka Precious Metals' William Crockett, the low supply of legacy nodes resulted in the shortage of Wi-Fi routers, which are popular gifts. Also cited are the shortage of products like game consoles, affordable laptops, and audio accessories.

The article talks about the millions of Americans who lost their jobs because of the COVID-19 pandemic will be spending the 2020 Christmas season. Topics covered include the reliance of some on food stamps for their Christmas dinner, their decision to spend money on utilities instead of buying gifts, and the resilience that workers have shown in the pandemic recession.

The article reports on the new church windows designed for Tholey Abbey in Germany designed by German artist Gerhard Richter. Topics mentioned include the role of the windows in the monks' plan to secure the abbey's future, the opening of the abbey grounds to the public six days a week in October 2020, and the brief history of Tholey.

The article presents a release of the album, "Saturday Night Live" by the singer, Dua Lipa, along with album having a dance-pop aesthetics.

The article reviews the graphic adventure puzzle video game, Myst.

The article looks at different gift items, including a Chanel tote bag, a Hermes blanket, and Stella McCartney sunglasses.

The article presents a guide to Christmas gifts. Among the items: for travel, the 1969 Mercedes-Benz 280 SL running on biodiesel fuel, for women, jewelry, bags and shows, from Marc Jacobs, DKNY and others, for men, Asprey bookends and Jack Spade pajamas, for design, a classical bust from the Constantin Boym and for beauty, a Louis Vuitton hatbox.

Reports on the wedding of Margaret Freear Pollard and Robert Woodward Barnwell III in Westhampton Beach, New York on December 12, 2004. Request for gifts for needy children and the children; Description of the midday ceremony; Pollard's volunteer work.

Reports on findings on the concept of regift by the Opinion Research Corp. for DHL in the United States. Percent of women and men who regift; Percent of women and men who will admit that they regift if asked.

Reports on the finding by the Opinion Research Corp. in the United States that more women than men regift. Percent of women and men who regift; Percent of women and men who will admit that they regift if asked; Rewrapping of gifts; Comment on the term "regift."

Reports that Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein of New York City imposed a regulation limiting holiday gifts to teachers to five dollars in early 2004. Trend among parents of ignoring the regulation in presenting gifts to teachers to show their appreciation; Sentiments expressed by parents in choosing gifts for their children's teachers; Types of gifts teachers usually get during the holidays; View of some parents that teachers should receive better salary.

Reports that mutual fund company Fidelity Investments has employed disciplinary actions against 16 traders as part of an extensive investigation into whether employees improperly accepted gifts and entertainment from brokers. Termination of the brokerage registrations of Thomas J. Bruderman and Robert Lewis Burns by the company's securities unit; Implications for fund shareholders.

Presents various Christmas gifts for hobby gardeners. Birdhouse with built-in camera for spying; Protective rubber gloves; Magazine published by the Royal Horticultural Society; Glass tray with vintage conifer image; Pocket saw with olive wood handle; Solar-powered radio; Waterproof boots with liners that breathe.

Presents Christmas gift suggestions for winter sports aficinados. Flexmeter flexible gloves and wrist guards designed to reduce wrist fractures; Art work from the Web site originalsnowboardart; Ryders sunglasses; Babes in the Backcountry hosts workshops to teach snow sports to women; Smartwool socks; Garmont Icebug shoes.

Lists books about wine recommended as Christmas presents. "Matt Kramer's New California Wine: Making Sense of Napa Valley, Sonoma, Central Coast and Beyond," by Matt Kramer; "The New Spain: A Complete Guide to Contemporary Spanish Wins," by John Radford; "Vino Italiano Buying Guide," by Joseph Bastianich and David Lynch; "The Story of Wine," by Mitchell Beazley.

Reports that Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein has ruled that New York City parents who wants to buy holiday gifts for teachers have a new five dollars per student spending limit. Intent of Klein in helping students who could not afford to contribute money to class gifts; Discussion of some objections on the five dollar limit.

Recommends gifts for the 2004 Christmas season. Cartier's 1895 diamond engagement ring; DKNY four-channel down jacket; Adrienne Landau's seven-row mink fur scarf.

Reports on the recovery of New York City's luxury goods industry. Visits by European and Japanese tourists taking advantage of the weak U.S. dollar; Purchase of special gifts for Christmas; Difficulties facing traditional department stores.

Reflects on the practice of gift giving in the U.S. Difficulties encountered by people in giving gifts; Reasons of people for recycling gifts; Factors to consider when selecting gifts.

Relates a New York City resident's experience about buying chocolate as a present.

Presents several gift ideas for Christmas. Cost of miniature chairs from MoMA Design Store; Suitability of Alessi's Pigface pencil sharpener for school children; Design of a tin box to hold recipes.

Criticizes the fantasy his-and-hers Christmas gift in the Neiman Marcus catalog. Pass for first-class travel on American Airlines, anywhere it goes, anytime a seat is available, for the rest of your life; Price of $3 million for one person or $5 million for two; Need to take 10 trips a year for 31.2 years in order to spend $5 million.

Reports on the author's receipt of a bomb-evocative package in connection with the celebration of the September 11 terrorist attack in New York City.

Reports on the University of Michigan's receipt of gift from New York real estate magnate Stephen M. Ross. Plan to name the university after Ross.

Presents various products recommended for thank-you gifts. Dining plates from KatesPaperie; Tote bag from Jarrive Design; Scented candles from C.Z. Guest.

The article reports that Walter Benjamin, German culture critic, has warned that artworks lose their aura when they are reproduced and may not be spinning in grave. Topics discussed view of Manhattan, New York which had made Dumbo a tourist destination, construction around the Brooklyn Bridge which left after renovation in 1959 and cost of living and space near abandoned warehouses.

The article reports on the announcement by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City that it would stop accepting gifts from members of the Sackler family tied to the manufacturer of the opioid medication OxyContin. Topics discussed include other museums that have distanced themselves from the family behind Purdue Pharma and the outrage over the role the family may have played in the opioid crisis.

The article reviews several gift items including a silk scarf, a Malvern cheese board, and ornaments.

The article evaluates colorful enamel beads offered by Roxanne Assoulin, 1927 Cruiser boot offered by L.L.Bean and socks offered by Elder Statesman.

The article discusses the high point of Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's valedictory trip to Israel have recitation by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday of the gifts administration has bestowed upon right-wing government.

The article discusses winter and the holidays arrive, remember the dangers of Covid-19 and influenza.

The article mentions the 2020 U.S. presidential election held on November 3, 2020, where Democratic ticket of former vice president Joe Biden and U.S. senator Kamala Harris defeated the Republican ticket of incumbent president Donald Trump and vice president Mike Pence.

The article discusses board of governors meeting, and reminder of 2020's seemingly boundless unpredictability, numerous team owners supported the league's new plan to push for a December 22.

The article informs that the U.S. President Donald Trump returned to the campaign trail for a series of rallies to minimize the COVID-19 pandemic, mocking his rival, Joseph R. Biden Jr., for following the social distancing recommendations of public health officials.

The article offers the reviews of several products including Round Dutch Oven from Creuset Signature; Hand Towel from Matouk Kiran; and Stones Marble Scented Candle from Baobab Collection.

The article reports that president Donald Trump has changed the face of America with people representing U.S. including secretary fo state Mike Pompeo and Defense Secretary Mark T. Esper and mentions Trump's presidency was presented as inclusive of all colors at the Republican National Convention.

The article focuses on meeting of tennis players Naomi Osaka and Victoria Azarenka in the U.S. Open final where they shared thread in coach Wim Fissette and mentions that Osaka has been managing her injury throughout her run playing with left leg wrapped.

The article reviews several household products including Newlywed wedding portrait by Etsy, Essential Cabin suitcase by Rimowa, and Stainless-Steel French Press by Williams Sonoma.

The article discusses an annuity ensures income and leaves a donation and the pandemic imperils schools' finances.

The article offers information on the bronze statue of U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt, astride a horse, has stood in front of the American Museum of Natural History in Manhattan, New York City borough.

In this article the author talks about the novel coronavirus became a global pandemic, the Chinese government started sending out care packages to Chinese students abroad, distributed by its embassies and consulates, and they contained several face masks, disinfectants wipes, a pamphlet on how to protect oneself from the virus.

In this article, the author shares her personal experience of how her grandmother Nannie's kitchen raised her culinary curiosity; and mentions about her grandmother recipes.

The article presents an interview with the Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey, U.S. about the protests against racism and police brutality against the people of color in the U.S.

The article informs that Dances of the African Diaspora, that explores various dances from Africa and the communities that descended from that region, which is used learn to execute polyrhythmic patterns and practice multiple types of call and response cues performed both verbally and physically.