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Thousands of Mexicans March to Protest Drug Gang Violence
Voice of America
Photo: AP Desc: Thousands of people marched into the Mexican capital, Mexico City, Sunday to demand an end to the bloodshed that has claimed nearly 40, 000 lives since President Calderon launched a war against organized crime four years ago. ...
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Will we ever be able to celebrate an end to the war on terrorism?
Daily Press
By Austin Bogues, abogues@dailypress.com | 247-4536 Many people this week wanted to recognize the involvement of a Virginia Beach SEAL team that killed Osama bin Laden, but the war on terror might never have a definte conclusion or celebration for its ...
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Daily Press
Victory Day parades held across former Soviet Union
Monsters and Critics.com
Moscow - Russia and other former Soviet republics marked the 66th anniversary of World War II victory over Germany with military parades and memorial services. Soldiers marched across Moscow's Red Square on Monday, following a minute of silence for the ...
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New York's war role impressive
Albany Times Union
On a fine Sunday afternoon, we scampered over the rills and dips of Albany Rural Cemetery's south ridge in search of certain Civil War dead. Our guides in finding the right graves among a chaos of headstones that go on and on across a seemingly endless ...
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Civil War dead commemorated
Salisbury Post
By David Freeze By the end of the Civil War, 2834 soldiers from Rowan County had served the Confederacy, more than any other county in the state. Likewise, North Carolina provided more soldiers than any other state. It's not surprising that Confederate ...
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Making myths in fog of war
Boston Globe
Thus, from ancient times, war-making has always partnered with myth-making. The death of Osama bin Laden is the latest case in point. That the first accounts of last week's raid in Abbottabad turned out to be at variance from the facts is significant ...
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Boston Globe
Flying high
Fort Dodge Messenger
By SANDY MICKELSON, Messenger staff writer , Messenger News By the dawn's early light, veterans of World War II left Fort Dodge early Saturday morning on the fourth Brushy Creek Area Honor Flight. Emotions fought expectations. ...
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A soldier learns he fought the wrong war
Philadelphia Inquirer
If only we hadn't gotten off course with Iraq for so long," or, "Could have gotten him earlier if we hadn't wasted our time in the illegal war in Iraq." Reading such comments made me realize just how disconnected I was from the killing of bin Laden. ...
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Pride In War Memories
Orange Leader
It is believed by many in our nation Vietnam veterans were not shown appreciation when they first returned home from the war. Gerald Burleigh takes time for a photograph while serving in Vietnam. Burleigh was in active duty in Vietnam from 1968 to 1970 ...
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Fresh probe into war vet's death
Herald Sun
Source: Supplied AN INQUEST into the 1976 death of a Victorian war veteran will be re-opened tomorrow amid allegations police may have been involved. The body of returned World War II serviceman Hugh Wilson was found beside the Colac-Gellibrand Rd in ...
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Tampa Bay-area World War II veterans awarded French Legion of Honor
Tampabay.com
By Stephanie Wang, Times Staff Writer Getting captured, a prisoner of war, pushing a wounded soldier in a wheelbarrow for miles. On Sunday, more than 60 years after he served in World War II, VanDuzer stood among 12 local veterans receiving the French ...
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Tampabay.com
The Everhart Museum to host traveling Civil War exhibit at Nay Aug Park
Scranton Times-Tribune
by patrice wilding (staff writer) Though the United States' Civil War occurred 150 years ago, the landmark anniversary of the nation's bloodiest war on American soil is not going unnoticed. The state of Pennsylvania has developed an official program, ...
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Scranton Times-Tribune
Five things you didn't know about 'Gears of War 3'
USA Today
By Marc Saltzman, Gannett Fans of Epic Games' Gears of War series — which has sold more than 13 million copies since it first debuted five years ago — have likely circled Sept. 20 on their calendar to commemorate the launch of the upcoming Gears of ...
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USA Today
Doblin: Never enter a land war in Asia or Jersey
NorthJersey.com
The most famous of which is 'never get involved in a land war in Asia.'Ÿ" FANS of the cult-classic film "The Princess Bride" know that dialogue well. The smug speaker of these lines thinks he has outwitted the film's hero in determining which cup ...
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Throwing eggs at Justin Bieber is like declaring war on digestive biscuits
The Guardian
It's like declaring war on the existence of digestive biscuits, or setting up a fan club for normal-length shoelaces. And yes, yes: they're 17. He's 17. Everyone in the conversation is 17. Or under. But the Bieber conversation is more than just an epic ...
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The Guardian
There are no good answers in Libya. But war should never be the default
The Guardian
For the clearest explanation of the war aims has emanated not from Britain, or indeed Europe, but the White House. While Britain has blundered (William Hague suggested at one point that Muammar Gaddafi had fled to Venezuela) and Nicolas Sarkozy has ...
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An army of techies waging war on spam | Philadelphia Inquirer | 2011-05-09
Philadelphia Inquirer
By John Timpane It's a vast, invisible battle, going on all the time - and, unbeknownst to you, your computer may be one of the battlegrounds. The struggle pits thousands of smart, evil folks, who send out trillions of pieces of spam e-mail, ...
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Boeing 787 facility in political tug-of-war
Financial Times
By Hal Weitzman and Jeremy Lemer Boeing's new 787 assembly plant in South Carolina has not even opened, but it is already at the heart of a political tug-of-war between Republican senators and the Obama administration. Nineteen senators are threatening ...
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Financial Times
A Civil War Sampler
Springfield News Sun
Its politics distorted by slavery, the nation soon experienced the ultimate political distortion: war. As chairman of the US Senate's Committee on Territories in 1854, Illinois' Stephen A. Douglas wanted to get on with organizing the territories, ...
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Lady Gaga, War Veterans to Take Center Stage at Robin Hood Gala
Bloomberg
The charity will also ask attendees to support a new fundraising initiative to assist US veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, reservists and national guardsmen living in poverty in New York. As in past galas, each person will have a wireless ...
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Kandahar assaults underscore vulnerabilities in Afghan war effort
Christian Science Monitor
Taliban attacks continued for a second day in Kandahar, despite a yearlong effort by NATO and Afghan forces to drive the Taliban out of the southern province. Afghan border police fire at the Taliban forces from a rooftop during clashes in Kandahar ...
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Christian Science Monitor
Can You Explain the War Powers Act?
New York Times
Fifty-seven percent of 12th graders understood the reason Congress approved the War Powers Act. American schools certainly need to focus more on a vital mission: arming young Americans against propagandistic television and fringe activism, ...
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Quilt block tells Columbia family's Civil War story
Columbia Missourian
Russell, along with a few of the other women, is working on a quilt inspired by civil war diaries, following in the footsteps of author Rosemary Youngs who wrote "The Civil War Diary Quilt." The book inspired Russell to add a part of her family's ...
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On the homefront, a different kind of war
Denver Post
The cream of Denver's crop portray two tough old immigrants waging war not on a battlefield but locked in an extended feud across the alley that separates the Irish Catholic's pub from the Austrian Jew's kosher deli on Chicago's South Side. ...
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Are We at War or Spectators at a Sporting Event?
American Thinker
Some very evil humans declared war on all freedom loving people around the World and, as has been the case for over 100 years, the United States has been called upon to take the lead in fighting this war. Every kid on a winning Little League Baseball ...
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War diaries give new view of 'Burg's past
The Free Lance-Star
Not so those that historian John Hennessy shared with area residents and visitors this weekend on two walking tours of downtown Fredericksburg, as seen through the eyes of local people who experienced and chronicled the Civil War. ...
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The Free Lance-Star
Microsoft and Google take off the gloves in their war over the cloud
Computerworld (blog)
By Preston Gralla Microsoft and Google, never the best of friends, are starting to get nasty in their fight over whether enterprises should use Microsoft Exchange and Office, or move to Google Apps. Microsoft this week claimed that enterprises who move ...
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Aging pilots who flew the Hump hold last reunion
Houston Chronicle
The operation continued until 1945 when the war ended. Almost 600 aircraft were lost with almost 1700 dead or missing, according to the association. "Weather was a big, big problem, as were navigation problems and Japanese fighters," recalled ...
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Disunion: Family Feuds
New York Times (blog)
By BRIAN D. MCKNIGHT The narrative of the Civil War revolves around the metaphor of neighbor against neighbor, brother against brother. But in the mountains of the Upper South, this was no metaphor: counties, towns and even families split between the ...
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New York Times (blog)
Bin Laden's death doesn't end global war on terror
Asheville Citizen-Times
His death does not change the global war on terrorism. It does not make us more secure. It does not change the root cause of much terrorism, which is a reaction to US foreign policy. Only by changing US foreign policy will we be secure. ...
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Florida House, Senate have a civil war at session's end
The News-Press
TALLAHASSEE - Florida legislators fought to a sloppy, raucous finish into the early hours of Saturday, ending the 2011 legislative session, but not before tempers flared and the Republican-dominated House and Senate began fighting among themselves. ...
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My Turn: Her war on belly fat
Baltimore Sun
A diet of vegetables and whole grains plus a dog-walking regimen help a woman reach her goal. Carrie Luger Slayback says that "because I like to eat large portions, I fill heaping plates of green stuff and whole grains." (Paul Slayback / May 9, ...
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Baltimore Sun
War veterans being sought for oral history project
Worcester Telegram
The Soviets, under Premier Nikita Khruschev, supplied the missiles and showed the Cubans how to assemble them to point them toward the US The Cold War strategic maneuver was in retaliation for the earlier deployment by the United States of more than ...
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8Realms: 'We can challenge Total War and Civilization'
Computerandvideogames.com
One that can challenge Total War and Civilization from a gameplay standpoint yet can be "fired up during lunch to launch a few attacks"? Sounds a little bit too good to be true, right? Not according to Claire Blackshaw, Lead Designer on Jagex's 8Realms ...
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Computerandvideogames.com
SEALs ELIMINATE BIN LADEN, JUSTIFICATION FOR AFGHAN WAR AND PAKISTAN SUPPORT
NewsWithViews.com
The unilateral US mission that successfully eliminated Bin Laden cuts the legs out of arguments offered by the Administration to justify the Afghan War and financial support for Pakistan. We should end the war and Pakistan funding and dedicate the $111 ...
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Disabled war veteran touts grant program to retrofit homes (video)
Radio Iowa
by Pat Curtis on May 9, 2011 A wheelchair bound Iraq war veteran is now getting around much easier thanks to the help of volunteers and an Iowa Congressman. Andrew Connolly of Dubuque spent 16 months in Iraq with the Iowa National Guard before ...
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Classic Hollywood: The motion picture academy during wartime
Los Angeles Times
By Susan King, Los Angeles Times As World War II was raging in 1942 in Europe, North Africa and Japan, Hollywood movie studios asked to have access to British and Canadian war documentaries, newsreels and combat films. So the then executive secretary ...
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Los Angeles Times
Mexico's Zapatistas Join Anti-Drug War Movement
Mexidata.info
Until this year, the Zapatistas had been largely silent on the so-called drug war that has ravaged Mexico during the past few years. Backed by prominent public figures like Eduardo Gallo, former president of Mexico United against Delinquency, ...
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Families of veterans touched by impact of Never Forgotten Honor Flight
Wausau Daily Herald
Plowman, 82, was one of 11 Wisconsin Rapids and Nekoosa World War II veterans who participated in the Never Forgotten Honor Flight, a one-day, all-expenses paid trip to visit the memorial in their honor and other war memorials throughout Washington. ...
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Honoring a real war hero
Laurel Leader Call
Wheat was killed in action in 1967 and is the only Mississippian to be awarded the Medal of Honor during the Vietnam War era. A brief ceremony, including the laying of a wreath and a bugle rendition of "Taps," was held at Wheat's graveside in the ...
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New player in artificial turf business could spark price war
ProFootballTalk
But will there also be a turf war? Speaking of how very, very, concerned Roger Goodell and the owners are about player safety it always seems just absolutely CRAZY to me that any NFL team would still play on a dirt freakin' baseball infield. ...
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Failure of Diplomacy: War on terror's impact unknown
LSU The Reveille
Of all the events, though, one in particular seems to be easily the most important: the declaration of the War on Terror. Declared nine days after the tragic events of Sept. 11, 2001, President George W. Bush first used the term "War on Terror" in a ...
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Tour of Duty: Calvin Walker recalls WWII with 635th Tank Destroyers
Baxter Bulletin
Calvin Walker, 86, of Mountain Home reflects on his experiences with the Army's 635th Tank Destroyer Battalion during World War II. / Kevin Pieper/The Baxter Bulletin Calvin Walker, 86, of Mountain Home reflects on his experiences with the Army's 635th ...
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Amazon Tablet To Kindle iPad War?
ChannelNews
By Oonagh Reidy | Monday | 09/05/2011 Internet giant to enter the tabs war as reports indicate it has placed its first order for 800000 touch-screen tabs with maker Quanta Computer. And it could be just the first of many with a Digitimes report ...
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Columbia man battles to memorialize the Swamp Fox
The State
By YVONNE WENGER - The (Charleston) Post and Courier Francis Marion, the Revolutionary War hero known to schoolchildren everywhere as the Swamp Fox, got a bum deal. His family plantation was flooded and now sits at the bottom of Lake Marion. ...
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Wife faces life-or-death decision for her war-injured husband
Stars and Stripes
The Massachusetts-based nonprofit group builds homes adapted for seriously wounded or disabled war veterans. The Thompsons nomadic lifestyle was about to end. On July 27, Anthony officially retired from the Navy in a ceremony at Naval Operational ...
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Stars and Stripes
WWII Vet Plans To Play Ball Til 100
WFTV Orlando
By Mike Miller, CNN Coral Gables, Florida (CNN) -- World War II US Navy veteran Tony Snetro doesn't need any help running around the bases. At 93 years of age, he's the oldest member on the "Young Viejos" softball team, as well as one of the originals. ...
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Turf war threatens economic development effort
Tbo.com
A turf war over who should lead Hillsborough County's industrial recruitment efforts is proving a distraction to government and business leaders struggling to revitalize a stagnant local economy. The rift revolves around proposals to expand the powers ...
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