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Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak called US Defense Secretary Robert Gates on Sunday, the day after Israeli ground forces pushed into Gaza, the Pentagon said Monday. (Gates getting his orders???)
By participating in the AOCS, you have immediate access to the thousands of participating merchants across the country, as well as the approved Mints that will craft your private currency. AOCS Merchants are enrolled to accept any AOCS-approved curre
Chrysler LLC said Monday that U.S. December sales fell 53% to 89,813 vehicles from 191,423 a year ago. From a year ago, U.S. December sales of Chrysler-branded vehicles dropped 60% to 19,453 vehicles, Jeep-branded vehicles fell 48% to 23,091...
Advanced Neural Network Automatic License Plate Recognition (ALPR) Engine for Real-Time Notification of Vehicles of Interest.
The agreement, pending approval by a judge this year, also paved the way for both sides to make profits from digital versions of books. (Now you know the 'why'!)
“If consumer confidence doesn’t snap back soon, it’s going to be difficult for the automakers,” said John Wolkonowicz, an analyst with IHS Global Insight. “It isn’t just GM, Ford, Chrysler that are suffering from this. It is the entire auto industry
The good doctor was on CNBC this morning when he let the cat out of the bag.
There are so many things that We The People need to protest. It is clear that changes will not be made until we take a stand. We need protests like that of Martin Luther King Jr. in the 60’s. Like the issues of those days, changes were not made until
You're traveling by train. Suddenly, it slows and comes to an unscheduled stop. Armed, uniformed men come aboard with dogs. They question passengers, search luggage and remove one of your fellow travelers for further interrogation. Is this some C
[wayback machine] You haven't heard George Bush speak like this in a long time [like right after he was elected].
Cell phone video from a BART police shooting New Year's Eve. [yes, San Francisco, CA, USA]
I did not expect a plan of such evil genius. Imagine how foolish and naive humans must be to accept your "fix"! My mind boggles at the ease with which you have conned the gullible gallery of idiots in Congress and the mainstream media:
The United States dedicated its new embassy building in Baghdad on Monday, a step meant to symbolize its transition from occupying power to an ally of a sovereign Iraqi government.
I've long criticized the Single Motherhood by Choice movement for ignoring the importance of fathers and the two-parent family. To learn more about the problems with the Single Motherhood by Choice movement, see my co-authored column Are Single M
The waistlines of America's youth are expanding, shrinking the pool of those eligible to join the US military. But an Army program is giving overweight enlistees a second chance – and helping the military with its own expansion.
Pima County supervisors are expected to vote next week on a proposal to deploy 10 fixed and 10 mobile speed-enforcement cameras. They would supplement cameras already used by the city of Tucson and a statewide program being implemented by the Arizona
The proposals have raised concerns among civil liberties groups and Shami Chakrabati, director of Liberty, said: "These are very intrusive powers, as intrusive as someone busting down your door and coming into your home.
All those snipped locks that are swept up after your haircut could be turned into crop fertilizer. Research at Mississippi State University pitted waste hair against commercial fertilizers. They compared the productivity of four plants,
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York said Monday it has begun purchasing mortgage-backed securities in an effort to bolster the battered housing market.
Democrat Al Franken will be declared the winner of the tight U.S. Senate contest in Minnesota, emerging from a ballot recount with a slim margin over Republican Norm Coleman, state officials said.
LONDON – Wedgwood has been an iconic name in British pottery for 250 years, after its founder Josiah Wedgwood opened the first factory in Stoke-on-Trent, central England, in 1759. It began making bone china in the 19th century.
Note the date. How would they even have the nerve to stand up in front of these folks and say this crap unless the audience has already been conditioned (programmed in school) to accept this? Make no mistake guys, they are saying that the war is on
As Ehud Barak was ordering the Israeli Army to invade the prison camp known as Gaza, nearly 10,0000 Israeli anti-war protesters gathered to demonstrate against the military invasion ...
It has been reported that approximately 500 small earthquakes measuring up to 3.9 magnitude have occurred at Yellowstone since December 27 of last year. It is being said that although tremors are common in this area, it is not common to have so m
President George W. Bush will leave behind a legacy of Bushisms, the label stamped on the commander in chief's original speaking style. Some of the president's more notable malaprops and mangled statements:
Maryland State Police surveillance of advocacy groups was far more extensive than previously acknowledged, showing troopers monitored -- and labeled as terrorists -- activists devoted to promoting human rights and establishing bike lanes.
When the scheduled federal trial begins for 2 men arrested during the Republican National Convention on charges of making and possessing Molotov cocktails, one of the major witnesses against them will be a community activist who acted as a government
Not content with the traditional red light and speed camera fines, which approach $200.00, this deployment would also “be capable of capturing violations of the state’s new ban on plate covers that obscure the word “Arizona” at the top of the license
You're traveling by train. Suddenly, it slows and comes to an unscheduled stop. Armed, uniformed men come aboard with dogs. They question passengers, search luggage and remove one of your fellow travelers for further interrogation.
Bill Richardson, the commerce secretary-designate, has withdrawn his nomination because of an investigation into whether he exchanged New Mexico state government contracts for campaign financing.
