Santa's Gazette:
Jingle Press Online Articles on polishing the persona of Santa are available.
Cindy Lu's
columns on beard and hair care are classic and always worth reviewing. Santa Jac''s thought-provoking article is well-expressed in
"The 'Professional' Santa".. Important reminders for us are in "
Kris Kringle's Wisdom".
"This publication is a seed planted in Santa’s garden. It is an offering, this seed, which contains words from authors familiar ... (who) begin to lay a foundation, ... of this powerful iconic personification of the Spirit of Christmas." The March 2009 issue features extensive coverage of Celebrate Santa. Hi-res and low-res versions are available for download.
As a long-term forum bulletin board, Santa Talk on Yahoo Groups continues
to top the charts on activity. While it is now an open board, you must
register in order to post, and newbies posts are generally moderated at the start.
One of the hightlights of Celebrate Santa was the simultaneous
promises solemnly made by hundreds of Santas.
While still being in its fledgling BETA state, a collaborative community for Santas, Mrs. Clauses, Elves, and Santa's Helpers has formed. Roundtable discussions on polishing the persona of Santa and all of his helpers is underway. The community always knows more than any one single in
dividual. Most of us have had a helping hand to get started; here is a chance to give forward. Sign up at
http://santabusinessschool.com under the COMMUNITY menu tab.
Using a NING social networking site, http://aorbsanta.ning.co
m, "Santas networking together in peace and harmony." That is the motto of this fellowship. That has been the aim of the moderators of this forum since it's inception. And, that is the one request made of the members here. Our membership, and the use of this forum, are free to use for all who would adhere to this one simple rule. We are focused on the FUTURE of the Santa Community by meeting the PRESENT needs of its members.
When Santa Tom Hartsfiled formed the
IOS, his stated goal is to "
welcome all members of the Santa community. This includes 'all' Santas, Mrs. Clauses, Elves and Helpers. The I O S will be divided into two groups. The first is for 'all' Santas. The second will be an Auxiliary made up of Mrs. Clauses, Elves and Helpers." The discussion forum is http://groups.yahoo.com/group/IOSForum
Content is edited by Santa Christian Martens with technical editing by Santa Walter Roach. Check out the growing stories told by Santas for Santas, a comprehensive listing of Santa societies, as well as the growing Santa Yellow Pages (SM).
"ClausNET.com is the largest resource and social network for Santa Claus, Mrs. Claus, and Elves for the purposes of sharing stories, advice, news, and information. Most importantly,
ClausNET is bringing people together to build friendships that help spread happiness to the true believers of Santa Claus -- the child inside all of us."
additional details coming online with the soon-to-be-updated websites associated with Santa Joe and Mary. 
online; however, one noteworthy classroom in May is one that floats: 
, of course! What is the driving force behind this program, You guessed it, you. Wow you are getting good. What are you going to get for being the greatest Santa in the world?" The next 'Roundup' is scheduled for April 18 and 19, 2009 in the Altlanta, GA area.