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http://www.misscellania.com [ Miss Cellania - Miss Cellania] As we gather with family and friends this Christmas, please give a thought to the men and women of the armed forces who are far away from home for the holiday. These could be your children.

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http://www.blackfive.net [Blackfive.net] BLACKFIVE: Fast forward to the final weeks of that deployment and Mike along with two fellow SEALs were occupying an overwatch position on a rooftop in the Mulab district of Ramadi which is basically the most dangerous neighborhood of the most dangerous city in Iraq. A hidden enemy managed to toss a grenade onto the rooftop near the three SEALs, and Mike without hesitation warned his comrades verbally before placing himself in a position to block the lethal blast of the grenade from killing his teammates. 

http://www.matthewgood.org [Matthewgood.org] matthewgood: I must admit, sports fans, this whole blogging about nothing business is rather fun. Unfortunately, my DNA requires me to remind you to check out my del.icio.us bookmarks for all of your daily geopolitical, human rights, and anti-war intrigue.

http://eddriscoll.com [Eddriscoll.com] Ed Driscoll.com - Weblog: Surprisingly, Rago is a man who sees bloggers as being virtually identical clones, despite working for a publication such as the Wall Street Journal, which published op-eds from early pioneer Glenn Reynolds during the 2004 election season. Ironically, though, Rago's piece is little indistinguishable from the the themes that tie together seven years worth of hit pieces on Internet-based journalists that I assembled last year.

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