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Day Trip: Springfest heralds summer in Ocean City
Ocean City
Springfest
Ocean City's Springfest sets summer in motion. The four-day event, in its 22nd year, begins May 3 and features live entertainment headlined by The Fabulous Hubcaps, Loretta Lynn, Eddie Money and Survivor. (Loretta Lynn concert is...Tags: Mexico, Dance, Washington Monument, Entertainment Events, International Travel
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Get tough with North Korea
After four years of negotiating in and with North Korea, I cannot say that I have all of the answers to deal with a regime that defies the expectations of rational thinking, but I do have at least one of them: The Democratic People's Republic of Korea...
Tags: North Korea, Weaponry, U.S. Navy, China, United States Naval Academy
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Letter: 'Encroaching socialism' poses threat to future of United States
Your liberties and rights are being eroded by the state and the Obama Administration. We are so complacent and ignorant to the news that sits right in front of us. Many of the European Union states are literally burning as we speak because the...Tags: Ellicott City, Labor Legislation, Symptoms
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Europe's problems hit home for some in Maryland
Kirk-Habicht Co. in Essex doesn't do much business in Europe, but problems on the continent are buffeting the manufacturer all the same.
Its employees rely on a heavy wire to make springs tough enough for trucks, and the only plant they know of that...Tags: Market and Exchange, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Foreign Exchange Market, National Government, Gaithersburg (Montgomery, Maryland)
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Eurozone crisis: EU could learn a thing or two from Alabama
I've had it with this useless, ongoing charade to "save Europe." It's time to get serious and consider jailing and impeaching some of these European Union member leaders for requisite incentive.
Last week's EU show was pathetic. It made me throw a...Tags: Nicolas Sarkozy, Angela Merkel, Television, David Cameron, Europe
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Curbing chimpanzee research
Dogs may be a man's best friend, but on the great evolutionary chain, chimpanzees are humanity's closest relatives in the animal world. Chimps are so much like us physically, emotionally and socially that for decades researchers routinely used them as...Tags: Ethics, National Institutes of Health, Vaccines, Values, Research
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Crisis in the horn of Africa
The world has been slow to react to the growing specter of famine in Somalia, despite repeated warnings by the United Nations and aid organizations that millions of people are at risk. UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has said that nearly 4 million...Tags: United Nations, David Cameron, Relief and Aid Organizations, Famines, Labor Legislation
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Moving past man-made global warming alarmism
It seems that the man-made global warming scare, long promoted by those opposed to the burning of fossil fuel, is now behind us.
It turns out that there is no unanimity of scientists supporting man-made global warming theory and never has been. It's also...Tags: Unions, Hybrid Vehicles, Conservation, Global Change, Executive Branch
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Back the Iranian opposition
The International Atomic Energy Agency's latest report about Iran lays bare the true nature of Tehran's nuclear agenda: an advanced, sophisticated and highly secretive program run by the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps to build the bomb.
Overwhelming...Tags: Weaponry, Nuclear Policy, United Nations, Tehran (Iran), Defense
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Austerity measures squeeze Greece too hard
The Greek parliament approved a $113 billion austerity package that had been demanded by the European Union and the International Monetary Fund as a condition for receiving a $17 billion installment of the $160 billion "bailout" package negotiated last...Tags: Credit and Debt, Economic Indicator, Parliament, International Monetary Fund, Unemployment
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Globalization: survival of the phoniest
As increased globalization forces countries to pretend that they like playing with all the other kids in the playground despite fearing they'll have their toys stolen, never has there been more blatant self-interest cloaked in the phony pretext of...Tags: Vladimir Putin, Russia, Globalization, China, India
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U.S. should encourage regime change in Syria
As the wave of revolution continues to sweep through the Arab world, the Syrian regime of Bashar Assad could be its next victim. While many in the United States and Israel appear hesitant to support Syria's anti-regime forces — basing their thinking...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Damascus (Syria), Bashar Assad, Economic Sanctions, Terrorism
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