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Articles Written by: BEN LERNER
The man responsible for those Martians, seagulls and marshmallows is set to re-enter the AFL landscape.
But don't tell Vlad (aka. Andrew Demetriou) and his cohorts that the appointment of AFL legend Kevin Sheedy as Team GWS's inaugural senior coach is ...
From RONNY LERNER AND BEN SUTTON,
Sportal Australia,
8 Nov 2009
There's an old joke:
Q: What do you call a thousand lawyers at the bottom of the
ocean?
Of course, antipathy towards lawyers in the United States,
whether tongue-in-cheek or genuine, is nothing new. But that
antipathy is likely to grow amongst ...
As the International Atomic Energy Agency convenes a series of
high-level conferences in September, reports have indicated
President Obama is considering imposing "crippling
sanctions" against Iran in an attempt to curb that country's
development ...
.... I speak to you not as a candidate for President, but as
a citizen -- a proud citizen of the United States, and a fellow
citizen of the world...the burdens of global citizenship continue
to bind us together.
So spoke then-presidential candidate ...
Against the alarming backdrop of gasoline prices at over $4 a gallon, oil industry executives are busily working the halls of Congress to make the case for increasing domestic oil supply. In addition to pushing for access to the Arctic National ...
One of the unfortunate paradoxes of the post-September 11 environment is that the further in time we move from that horrible day, and the more effective our security agencies become at preventing another successful terrorist attack on American soil, ...
In ancient Greek mythology, the Sirens were beautiful sea-maidens, known for chanting sweet melodies to lure hapless sailors into dangerous waters, only to face their demise amongst the jagged rocks. Today's Sirens are similarly dangerous, using the ...