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September 29, 2007
-Expert: Jena 6 African-American Students' Reaction "Genetic Imprinting..."
- Vandals Strike Again at
Vietnam Veterans Memorial-Reward Offered
September 28, 2007
PHILADELPHIA,
Sept. 28 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Bono,
U2 lead singer and activist, and DATA (Debt, AIDS, Trade, Africa), the
advocacy organization he co-founded to combat poverty and disease in
Africa, were presented with the National Constitution Center's 2007Liberty
Medal last night for their groundbreaking work in raising awareness about
and spurring a global response to the crisis of AIDS and extreme poverty
in Africa.
Cont'd...
September 25, 2007
- Video:
Hispanic Women Fight Breast Cancer During Hispanic Heritage Month
September 24, 2007
- Security Officers Asleep at
Peach Bottom Nuclear Plant -Update
September 22, 2007
-Vets Say Gloves Are Off
for Suicide Bill, Two Others
-FBI Promotes Latinos from Coast to Coast
-11 Individuals from Indian Tribe Indicted in Probe of
Immigration Scheme
September 21, 2007
Video Link (MultiVu): Baby Crib Recall
September 20, 2007
- Governor Rendell
Named 'Man of the Year'
- Countering
Colds With Common Sense
- October is Fire
Prevention Month
September 19, 2007
Union Members Hold Demonstrations at Philadelphia Nursing Home
September 18, 2007
- Janitors Win More
than $1 Million in Lost Pay
-New Website Collects Stories, Video, and Photos from
America's Veterans
-Organizations Call for AIDS Strategy to end
Epidemic in the U. S.
September 17, 2007
-Team USA to vie for World Cyber Games Crown
-The World According to Greenspan
-
In the September 24 issue of Newsweek (on newsstands Monday, September 17),
"The World According to Greenspan," Daniel Gross talks to former Fed
Chairman Alan Greenspan on everything from China to the housing market,
assesses his legacy and an excerpt covering what Greenspan thinks the
economy may be like in 2030. Plus: Hispanic voters migration from the GOP;
Israel's Mission of Mystery; Filmmaker Ken Burns' "War"; Ellis Cose on the
Little Rock Nine 50 years later and tips on retiring early. (PRNewsFoto|Newsweek)
NEW YORK, NY UNITED
STATES
September 16, 2007
-Diverse News Hacked Again
I was able to recover most from a search cache
September 14, 2007
- As
Ramadan Begins, American Islamic Congress Opens New Office in Cairo
- Congress
Urged to Support Americans with Disabilities Act Restoration
- NBA
Launches the Official NBA Chinese Mobile Website
September 12, 2007
-More
Money Coming for Philadelphia School District
-Hoffa Praises Senate for Blocking Mexican Truck Program
September 11, 2007
-Six years Ago... and still no media recognition of the terrorists'
racism / no story / Pray
for Peace...
September 9, 2007
- Alicia Keys Set to
Release 'As I Am' Worldwide on November 13
-New Indiana Jones Adventure to be Titled 'Indiana
Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull '
September 7, 2007
-PA Soldiers' and Sailors' Home Dedicates 32-Bed Dementia |Alzheimer's Unit -
-Veterans Business Journal Relaunches as Vetrepreneur
Magazine
September 5, 2007
-Indian
Casinos in Spotlight at 3rd Annual Florida Gaming Summit
September 2, 2007
-Video:
Fan Fight! Mets vs
Phillies
September 1, 2007
- Honda Battle of the Bands
All Set to Step Lively Into Its Sixth Year
August 27, 2007
NetDimensions' EKP powers Department of Veterans Affairs Web-based Training
August 23, 2007
-Philadelphia Officer Succumbs to Gunshot Wounds Received
40 Years Earlier
-SEPTA
Changes Some Routes for City and Suburban Transit
-American Legion 2008 Convention Highlights Aug. 28-30
August 20, 2007
-Comedy
Central's 'The Daily Show' in Iraq" All Week
-VFW
Wants Candidates to Focus on Future
-Philadelphia Eagles Celebrate Extreme Makeover of Home
for Frankford Chargers
-Video: Dog Prevents Robbery in Store (Mature
Viewing)
August 16, 2007
-Sears and Kmart Customers Raise $1.3 Million to Help Military Families
-Donald Trump Makes Gift To Fly Stars & Stripes at
American Veterans Memorial
-Princess Diana: Ten Years Later - Half Believe It
Was Not an Accident
August 15, 2007
Latino and Black Leaders Call for an End to New Jersey
Sanctuary Policies
August 13, 2007
-Gay Organization Condemns Pastor for Disrespecting
Deceased Veteran
-Vatican
Secretary of State Visits Knights of Columbus Convention
- $1 Million Available for
PA Small Businesses to Save Energy, Prevent Pollution
-VIDEO:
Queen Latifah Goes Wild For Wildlife in New Movie ,
'Arctic Tale'
Image Courtesy of MediaLink
August 11, 2007
-Text
of President Bush's Radio Address
August 2, 2007
-Chinese-American Charged with Economic Espionage with
intent to Sell to the Orient
-AJC:
No Question What Hezbollah Means to Americans
July 26, 2007
- Iraq War Dead To Be
Honored this Friday at Penn's Landing
- Gay-Atheist Artist Burns
Rare $60,000.00 Koran
-August is Hair Loss Awareness Month
July 23, 2007
- Verizon
Awards $1 Million to Racially-based Group
-Gynecologist Removes Ovaries Through Single Incision in
Belly Button
-Jews to Protest Against Israeli Police Brutality
July 10, 2007
-Black Women Continue to Set Hair Fashion Trends
July 9, 2007
-Pennsylvania Furloughed Workers Return Tomorrow
-China's Great
Wall: A Media Double-Standard
-Therapeutic Vaccine for Brain Cancer Available to
Patients in Switzerland
- 10
Must-Dos in Philly Next Weekend -
The July 16 issue of Newsweek (on
newsstands Monday, July 9), "Black and White" explores if Americans are
ready to shelve their assumptions about race to elect Barack Obama. Daren
Briscoe talks to rising young black politicians who represent a 'sea of
change.' Ellis Cose writes that Obama cannot take the 'minority vote'
including Hispanics and Asian-Americans for granted. Plus: Justice Anthony
Kennedy talks about being the man in the middle and Tip Sheet explores
ergonomics for portable devices. (PRNewsFoto|NEWSWEEK)
NEW YORK, NY
UNITED STATES
July 6, 2007
- Pennsylvania
Veterans Affairs Programs, Services Unaffected by Budget Impasse
-American
Legion Lauds Wackenhut as a Major Employer of Veterans
- New Historical Novel Follows Life of German Soldier in
World War II
- Marine Who Helped Raise Flag at Iwo Jima Honored With Hall of Fame Induction
- Soldier Hero to be Honored for Service in Iraq at Customized Car Show
June 28, 2007
American Legion Hails Amnesty's Defeat, Calls for Better
Border Security
June 21, 2007
Pennsylvania to Honor Fallen Soldier MSGT Arthur L. Lilley
GSA Hosts Training Conference & Celebration for VETS
June 19, 2007
- Star
Wars? PocketModel Trading Card Game (TCG) Available Now!
-New
Survey Finds Majority of Men Avoid Health Precautions
June14, 2007
Recruiters
Celebrate U.S. Army Birthday with Philadelphia Eagles Cheerleaders
June 9, 2007
Veterans' Homes Week Slated June 10-16 in Pennsylvania
May 30, 2007
-VIDEO:
Bill Gates' Microsoft Unveils New Table-Top Computer
-Negro
Leagues Baseball Museum Receives $300,000 Grant
-Iraqi West-Side Kids, 'In da House!'
May 28, 2007
Memorial Day:
President Bush Honors Fallen Military Heroes
May 26, 2007
-Radio
Address by President Bush
-Need a Job? -Sell Cars: Dealerships Hired 30,000 Veterans
since 2004
- Cucarachas: Stomp
Roaches = Make Money
May 25, 2007
- 50 Cent of
G-Unit, Takes Over
-Original Tuskegee Airmen to Join in the National Memorial
Day Parade
May 24, 2007
- Troop
Rally with Rolling Thunder- Washington, D.C. Saturday, May 26th
-Video: Swimming Pool Child Safety
-American Organizations Launch National Effort to Defend Veterans' Memorials
-Boeing Joins Billion Dollar Roundtable for Diversity
-Learn How to Rid Your Home of Summertime Pests
-Puerto Rico Helps Coast Guard Send Dominicans Back Home
May 23, 2007
- Birth
Control: FDA Approves Period Suppression Pill
-Immigration
Debate: "Let me Get this Straight, Senator... "
-Hepatitis C drugs provide 'cure'
-Women Entrepreneurs Say Technology Is Key to Their
Success
-Financial Education for Military Families
- Women's
Golf Week June 2-9
May 22, 2007
-Mideast-American Doctor Convicted of Conspiracy to
Support al Qaeda
-10Gbps
Networking Speeds Introduced
- Starz InBlack Recognizes
Black Music Month
- Governor Rendell Honors
Best 50 Businesswomen
- A Diverse Communications
Group Presents 5th Annual Awards Ceremony
May 21, 2007
- Philadelphia Vietnam
Veterans Announce 20th Anniversary with Memorial Day
-Wounded Warriors and PGA Launch Military Golf Program
- New Soul Food Skin Line
-Newsweek
Advanced Look|May 28, 2007 Issue (On Newsstands Monday, May 21)
The May 28 issue of Newsweek (on newsstands
Monday, May 21), "The Bill Factor" explores the complex role and effect former
president Bill Clinton is playing in his wife's presidential campaign.
Columnist Jon Alter writes that voters may not want to put another Clinton in
the White House. In a guest essay, author Carl Anthony examines what Bill
Clinton's life may be like as "First Gentleman," Plus: Top 100 of America's
Best High Schools and Tip Sheet explores organic wines. (PRNewsFoto|NEWSWEEK)
NEW YORK, NY
UNITED STATES 05|20|2007
May 18, 2007
- Bill Cosby Returns to
Celebrate Blacks in Science
-Pennsylvania Governor Rendell Confirms Plans to Utilize
Willow Grove
- World Congress of
Families IV Issues Declaration
- Press Conference May 24th
for Veterans, Lawyers to Defend Memorials Against ACLU, et al
-Eli
Manning and Marshall Faulk Team with Sheetz, Inc. to Brighten the Holidays for
Underprivileged Kids
- Online Asian Gamers
Craze: Millions to Compete in Battles Across Asia for $13,000
- Over
One Million Olympic Games Tickets Ordered
-American
Taekwondo World Championships June 22nd
(PRNewsFoto|American Taekwondo Association)
May 17, 2007
- 23-Year-Old African
American To Set World Flight Record
-SEPTA Considers Rate
Hike
-AARP to Give $100,000 Award to a Top Philadelphia Public
High School
May 16, 2007
-$250,000
Purse Up for Grabs in Cycling Tour of Pennsylvania in 2008
- The Oracle Academy Honors
U.S., Four other Nation's Students, in Global Competition
-Tough Times in Buenos Aries, Argentina Lead to Train Delays; Riots
-It's Back in the Saddle for Napster: 4th Quarter Revenues of $29m
-Audio: Spotlight on Cervical Cancer Prevention
- A Journey of Religious
Faith Through Philadelphia
May 15, 2007
-Justice
Department to Monitor Elections in Philadelphia
-First Woman to Captain a Major Cruise Ship
-More Women need to get Computers
-EMI to release Paul McCartney Solo Catalog Digitally
Capitol|EMI to Release Entire Paul McCartney
Solo Catalog Digitally for the First Time Ever. (PRNewsFoto|Capitol|EMI)
HOLLYWOOD, CA
UNITED STATES 05|14|2007
May 12, 2007
Caution Adult Content: Video of WW2 Veteran being
beaten by thug in Detroit
May 11, 2007
-Veterans to Congress: Secure Our Borders Now!
-Black Slaves Freed: Were forced to Practice Islam
Happy Mothers Day! Maddox, a 2-year-old
patient at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital?, diagnosed with acute
myeloid leukemia, celebrates at a Mother's Day brunch hosted by Sag Harbor
Sportswear Tuesday at the hospital in Memphis, Tenn. Sag Harbor presented a
$200,000 check to St. Jude as mothers were feted with gifts and brunch while
children created Mother's Day cards. (PRNewsFoto|St. Jude Biomedical
Communications) cont'd....
NEW YORK, NY
UNITED STATES 05|10|2007
-Mariah
Carey and Jon Bon Jovi to Participate in VH1's Save The Music Foundation
-Audio: An Issue of the Heart-Cholesterol and Hispanic
Women
-Child Safety: Kids and Lawnmowers Don't Mix
- Justice Needed for Hungarian Rape Victims
May 10, 2007
-Beyonce's
North American Tour Dates
-Website
Confirms Pocahontas and President Bush Are Related
-WJC Leadership Congratulates Jewish President-Elect
Nicolas Sarkozy
-Latin Stars Join Daisy Fuentes in the Fight Against
Childhood Cancer
-Black
Festival Invites Audiences to Find Their Roots
- Diverse
Minority Group Files Suit Against Big Lender
May 8, 2007
- National Police Week
Nation To Honor Fallen Philadelphia Police Officer Gary Skerski
- FBI foils Muslim
Diabolical Plot
May 7, 2007
-Nation's Largest Teacher Thank You Card Kicks Off Today
- Rhea
Perlman Offers Tips for Making Reading 'Fun' During Reading Is Fundamental Week
The USO is a private nonprofit, charitable
organization relying on contributions from individuals, organizations and
corporations to support its programs for service members and their
families around the world. The USO serves as the link between the American
people and our men and women in uniform. The mission of the USO is to
bring a touch of home to service members and their families. (PRNewsFoto|USO)
WASHINGTON,
DC UNITED STATES 01|31|2005
-Christians Donate 1.5 Million Meals to Haitians
May 3, 2007
-Veterans of Foreign Wars Partners with Wounded Warrior Group to Expedite
Disability Claims
-Giuliani Leads 64%; Clinton 30% in Latino Poll
-Detailed Pet Food Recall Link
- PGA
is Helping Disabled Veterans
- Recalls:
Payless ShoeSource Recalls Children's Clog Shoes
Due to Choking Hazard ; other recalls
- New
TV Show Gives Advice on Raising Pre-School Age Children
May 2, 2007
-American Legion:
Bush Makes Right Move on Veto
-African-American Christian Brings Case Against Radical
Mosque and CAIR
Support the Cause: MY M&M'S? announced the
introduction of a special "Promise Blend" to benefit Susan G. Komen for
the Cure, pledging to donate 10 percent of proceeds to the cause. Thanks
to new logo printing technology, the dark pink and white M&M'S? Candies
are pre-printed with a "Ribbon" logo and "for the CURE" message -- or
users can create their own personalized messages of support. Order the MY
M&M'S? Promise Blend at www.mymms.com. (PRNewsFoto|My M&M's Chocolate
Candies)
HACKETTSTOWN,
NJ UNITED STATES 05|01|2007
- VIDEO from Medialink and
AARP: Mission Retirement
- Oh for the Love
of...Mom!?!
-Chrysler Group Announces Sweepstakes to Benefit the USO
and Active Duty Military Personnel
-Attention Moms:
Getting Needed Sleep Will Improve Your Health and Well-Being
May 1, 2007
-"If it's wrong for a white man to use racially offensive
language..."
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