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238th Birthday of The United States Marine Corps

For 238 years, The United States Marine Corps has proudly served our great Nation with unfailing valor – bolstered by the enduring fortitude of our fellow Marines, our families, and our friends. This is why each year on November 10th, Marines from all generations gather together, in groups large and small, to celebrate the birthday of our Corps and to reflect on the proud legacy and warrior ethos we share.
- Sunday, November 10, 2013


New Fan Buddie Improves Indoor Air Quality In Homes

Phoenix, Arizona -- It is a new technology that is sure to gain many new "fans" nationally in the weeks and month ahead. The Fan Buddie filter from Advanced Textiles turns any ordinary box fan into an efficient and effective whole room air scrubber. Although there have been box fan filters on the market before, none have combined the effectiveness of the patented PollenTEC screens AND an additional layer of anti-microbial filtration making it nearly 100% effective in most cases.
- Friday, November 8, 2013

Veterans' rights: restore life-long support for wounded vets, say 30,000 petition-signers

  • Jeff Rose-Martland, founder of veterans’ rights group Our Duty, launches petition on Change.org calling on Government to respect “social contract” and restore support, as lawsuit launched by veterans progresses
  • Effort stretches coast to coast, as similar petition launched in B.C. by CKNW AM 980
ST. JOHN’S – “We are morally, ethically, socially, and legally obligated to care for veterans and their survivors,” believes Jeff Rose-Martland of Newfoundland. As Remembrance Day approaches, Jeff hopes Canadians will use the occasion to think about how we treat our wounded and disabled veterans, which is why he’s launched an important petition on Change.org asking the Government to restore adequate, life-long compensation for their sacrifice, which already has the support of over 30,000 Canadians.
- Friday, November 8, 2013


PAKISTAN: Death Threats Against Human Rights Defender

Sources: Legal Evangelical Association Development, Assist News Service Human rights defender and campaigner Sardar Mushtaq Gill has received death threats in recent months. Sardar is the National Director of the Legal Evangelical Association Development (LEAD), a non-governmental organization in Punjab that represents marginalized people who are either falsely implicated by the police or unable to afford legal assistance.
- Thursday, November 7, 2013


Holiday Escape: Orlando World Center Marriott

With Orlando's average year-round temperature sitting at 78 degrees, Orlando World Center Marriott invites families to trade the chilly winter weather for warmth and sunshine with a "Holiday Getaway" escape starting at $174/night, bookable now - Dec. 15, for stays through Jan. 31, 2014 -- offering a $50 resort credit per night when using promotional code: P91 online.
- Wednesday, November 6, 2013

Extended Stay America Hotels partners with Food Network's Sunny Anderson

National hotel chain invites travelers to see what’s cooking in 76,000 guestroom kitchens CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Extended Stay America (ESA), the largest company-owned and operated hotel chain with kitchens in every guestroom, announces a partnership with Food Network’s Sunny Anderson to present “Away From Home Cooking” – an on-the-go cookbook featuring 24 super simple recipes that deliver the comforting taste of home wherever the road leads, from vacation homes and college dorms to campsites and even first-time apartment rentals. Beginning October 2013, Extended Stay America’s 76,000 guestrooms will feature Sunny’s tips for tasty and easy-to-prepare homecooked meals when on the road, with additional resources available online at www.AwayFromHomeCooking.com.
- Wednesday, November 6, 2013

NEPAL: Christian Killed While Praying for His Attacker

Sources: Voice of the Martyrs USA, Gospel for Asia An elder of the Believers Church in Nepal was tragically killed in the early morning hours of October 20th while praying for someone who was supposedly quite ill. At 3 a.m., 36-year-old Debalal was called to the home of Kumar Sardar who urgently requested prayer, stating that he was experiencing pain. At first, Debalal was reluctant to visit the man's home due to the late hour and also because Kumar and his family were known to be devout Hindus.
- Thursday, October 31, 2013


Global Waming Hoax abusing American citizens

The United States spends about twice as much protecting us against global warming as it does securing the borders. This news comes on the heels of news that China is building new coal-fueled power plants and has many more, some 300, in the plans.
- Tuesday, October 29, 2013

Just One More Travesty of Injustice

We bring you an update from Sheriff Mack at the the Liberty County Courthouse in Florida: Well, I was wrong! I never thought the case against Sheriff Nick Finch would make it to trial, but that is exactly what is going to happen, tomorrow morning, October 29, 2013 at 0900. (Happy Halloween, nothing could be creepier!) The charges against this good man have been so flimsy and frivolous that I was certain a trial would be out of the question. But the tyrants are moving forward with their agenda to stop Sheriffs in their tracks and to make them answerable to the State! This case, this abuse of authority, and the inherent injustice associated with this case, puts everything at stake that we all have fought so long for; the power and independence of the county sheriff and his duty to stand for individual liberties.
- Tuesday, October 29, 2013


Big Catch of Big Cannons at Blackbeard Shipwreck Site

BEAUFORT, N.C. -- The final week of the expedition at the wreck of Blackbeard's flagship, Queen Anne's Revenge (QAR), is pulling out the big guns. Literally. Five cannons, four weighing 2,000 pounds and one nearly 3,000 pounds, will be lifted from the floor of the Atlantic Ocean Monday, Oct. 28, weather permitting. All the cast iron cannons fired six pound cannon balls, and will bring to 20 the cannons raised from the site. This will be the biggest 'catch' of cannons recovered at one time.
- Friday, October 25, 2013


KENYA: Church Set Ablaze by Rioters Seeking Retaliation

Sources: BBC, Reuters, CP World Militant Muslims, angered over the murder of an imam, sought retaliation by burning a neighbouring Salvation Army church on October 4th in the Kenyan coastal city of Mombasa. While the instigated attack was taking place, the young militants blocked the main road leading to the church and forced police to use tear gas and gunshots to disperse the out-of-control rioting. According to the Red Cross, four people were killed and at least seven wounded during the clashes between police and rebels, while the church was burning in flames.
- Thursday, October 24, 2013


Turner Prize tops UK City of Culture visual art scene

The Walled City, named as one of the top ten cities in the world to visit by Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel 2013, has a wealth of visual arts events to offer in the last quarter of its tenure as the UK’s first City of Culture.
- Wednesday, October 23, 2013


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