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...perfect solution-—wake up to the melody of your choice with their MP3 Alarm Clock. This technologically advanced timepiece connects to the USB port of your computer to download songs. You can even visit a designated website with 118 preprogrammed sounds ranging from instruments to machine-gun fire. It’s a shame that only 50 seconds of your song will be transferred to the clock, but the ease of transfer means you can wake up to a different tune each...
...Since its arrival in July 2003, bearing the Operation Helpem Fren motif, ramsi has restored hope to a country that was ruled by the gun and on the verge of collapse. Led by Australia and staffed by nine South Pacific nations, the intervention force came with a big stick and plenty of boots on the ground: more than 2,000 men and women were deployed in that first wave to restore peace. Around 3,800 people have been arrested, including militia leaders, suspected murderers and extortionists. Dozens of allegedly crooked politicians, police and public servants are about to face judges...
...that the intervention is a regional response, there's little doubt in anyone's mind that this is Australia's show. Invited in or not, Canberra could not have a failed state on its doorstep: humanitarian concerns aside, lawlessness and anarchy are the perfect conditions for terrorists, drug smugglers, gun runners and money launderers...
...talking to Harvard’s liberals and trying to answer that age old question of political losers and confused mountaineers: where do we go from here? I have heard any number of responses, from “Canada” to “the South, with a gun,” but almost everybody I have spoken with agrees on one thing: Americans rejected John Kerry because they were duped. Republicans convinced Average Americans that they represented Real American Values and tricked the country into voting against its “Economic Self Interest...
...government in which we try to include everybody, it's complicated as hell. When the Founding Fathers set it up, who in the world could have ever envisioned some of the complicated things we get involved in now, which very often are driven by almost a religious belief--like gun control, partial-birth abortion, gay marriage. I think we get driven an awful lot of times by those narrowly focused constituent groups. Sometimes we listen to those real volatile special interests more than doing the work that most people want--and that's staying somewhere in the middle...