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Southwest: Flying High Over the Competition

Southwest LUV isn't nearing its all-time high, but we're not complaining as long as we clear those treeeee tops!

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Daily Press Briefing

12/27/2000 Daily Press Briefing  The State Department web site below is a permanent electronic archive of information released prior to January 20, 2001.  Please see www.state.gov for material released since President George W. Bush took office on that date.  This site is not updated so external links...

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Daily Press Briefing

12/20/2000 Daily Press Briefing  The State Department web site below is a permanent electronic archive of information released prior to January 20, 2001.  Please see www.state.gov for material released since President George W. Bush took office on that date.  This site is not updated so external links...

Articles 3900-12-20

Daily Press Briefing

12/11/2000 Daily Press Briefing  The State Department web site below is a permanent electronic archive of information released prior to January 20, 2001.  Please see www.state.gov for material released since President George W. Bush took office on that date.  This site is not...

Articles 3900-12-11

Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport to Get UFood Grill

FOOD AND BEVERAGE CLOSE-UP-8 June 2009-Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport to Get UFood GrillC2008 - CloseUpMedia - newsdesk@closeupmedia.com UFood Restaurant Group, an operator of better-for-you fast-casual restaurants, announced that the Company has signed an agreement to open a UFood Grill in the Dallas/Fort Worth...

Articles 2009-06-08

Black Tie Bowie

From Tichbourne Knives Jim Bowie had the reputation of being something of a ruffian and a roustabout. The truth of the matter is, Bowie rose from humble beginnings to socialize with the finest gentry of his time. When the occasion arose, James Bowie could comfortably present himself as...

Articles 2008-10-01

A new line of custom crafted 1911 pistols

From Volkmann Custom Luke Volkmann and George Home are now providing high-end 1911-style .45 AGP pistols to the general public, military, police, collectors and IPSC competitors from their shop in Lakewood, Colorado. Their pistol lineup consists of The Combatant, The Combatant Carry, The Signature, and The Combat Custom....

Articles 2008-10-01

NLOS-C unveiled on Capitol Hill

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Prototype 1 of the Non-Line-of-Sight Cannon was unveiled last June 12 on Capitol Hill, in Washington, DC. A total of eight such prototypes will eventually be delivered to Yuma Proving Grounds, Arizona, by 2010. There, Army scientists will put the prototypes through rigorous testing...

Articles 2008-10-01

Seal awarded medal of honor

President Bush posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor last April 8, 2008 to Petty Officer 2nd Class Michael A. Monsoor, a Navy SEAL whose mortal sacrifice in Iraq saved the lives of two fellow SEALs and several Iraqi soldiers. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The fallen SEAL's parents. George...

Articles 2008-09-01

Baseball's Holy Grail: hitting .400 in a season: Rod Carew, George Brett and Tony Gwynn were some who challenged the mark, but came up short

TONY GWYNN'S FIRST RUN AT .400 is well-documented. He was hitting .394 in 1994 when a players' strike shut down the game. His second try has been overlooked. Gwynn ended his career in 2001 as a gimpy part-timer with San Diego. A two-hit game August 11...

Articles 2008-09-01

Peter Putnam

Deciding where and when to compete isn't something that 2007 NPC USA light-heavy champion Peter Putnam takes lightly. After considering a strategy, he made the choice to forgo the USA this year and go for the glory at the National Championships in November. Here are his thoughts on it. ...

Articles 2008-09-01

The Flex calendar September 2008

1 MON Take a break from all your hard work and enjoy Labor Day. 2 TUE 3 WED The American Revolution officially ends with the signing of the Treaty of Paris in 1783. 4 THU U.S. swimmer Mark...

Articles 2008-09-01

Is the supernatural concept useful?

The three articles on the supernatural by Jeremy Harris, Daniel Altschuler, and George Englebretsen in the May/June issue of SKEPTICAL INQUIRER contained no errors, yet neither did they provide much insight. Their arguments, to sum them up, are: the word adds nothing useful; anything real, no matter how strange, must...

Articles 2008-09-01

The language war

Upon reading Martin Gardner's "Ann Coulter Takes on Darwin" (SI, May/June 2008), I see Christians winning the language war. George Orwell would be proud. Go to National Reviews Web site and read "Planet Gore." Guess the subject matter. Hint: they're skeptics. Rather than criticizing accepted science, now they...

Articles 2008-09-01

Animal rights extremists

P. Michael Conn and James V. Parker do a fine job highlighting the extreme actions of certain segments of the animal rights movement, as well as point out some of the benefits of animal research ("Warning: Animal Extremists Are Dangerous to Your Health," SI, May/June 2008). However, they...

Articles 2008-09-01

Redoing the math on nuclear energy

Nuclear Energy Now: Why the Time Has Come for the World's Most Misunderstood Energy Source. By Alan M. Herbst and George W. Hopley. Totem Books: Cambridge, U.K., 2007. ISBN: 978-0-470-05136-8. 230 pp. Hardcover, $27.95. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The French learned precious lessons in 1956 when Egypt nationalized...

Articles 2008-09-01

Campus directory: a brief profile of HBCUs to acquaint students and parents with historic institutions

ALABAMA A&M UNIVERSITY Dr. Robert R. Jennings Huntsville, Ala. 1875 PROGRAMS: Agricultural and Environmental Sciences * Business * Education * Engineering and Technology www.aamu.edu ALABAMA STATE UNIVERSITY Dr. Joe A. Lee Montgomery, Ala. 1867 ...

Articles 2008-09-01

Anne Armstrong, who died on July 30 at age 80, was a long-time Republican leader and adviser to presidents from Richard Nixon to George H. W. Bush

Anne Armstrong, who died on July 30 at age 80, was a longtime Republican leader and adviser to presidents from Richard Nixon to George H. W. Bush. She attained her greatest public prominence in 1976, when Gerald Ford named her ambassador to Great Britain. Though she served in that role...

Articles 2008-09-01

Climate-change hysteria is at least offering endless opportunities for entrepreneurship

Climate-change hysteria is at least offering endless opportunities for entrepreneurship. We suspect, at any rate, that this may be the motivation of Australian scientist George Wilson, who is urging us to eat kangaroo meat in order to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions. The methane gas produced by sheep and cows through belching...

Articles 2008-09-01

In the Military

Ganzon Navy Seaman Randolph O. Ganzon, a 2003 graduate of De La Salle High School, completed U.S. Navy basic training earlier this year at Recruit Training Command in Great Lakes, Ill. During the eight-week program, he completed a variety of training, which included classroom...

Articles 2008-08-28