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EADS Defense Electronics has been awarded a contract by South Korean company LIG Nex1 to deliver four MSSR 2000 I Identification-Friend-or-Foe systems.

Professor William Boyes understands why his students feel the way they do about the federal minimum wage -- why they seem to universally believe that the minimum wage is a good thing.

It's that time of year again! The folks at the Liberty Counsel are once again launching their Friend or Foe Christmas Campaign , just in time for the holidays.

It is usually a party heard around the world. This year, Isla Vista's infamous Halloween has come and gone.

Jackson County Public Library sponsored a Read Beyond Reality writing contest in honor of Teen Read Week Oct.

What would go through your head if someone set a nice cob of sweet yellow corn in front of you? Lately it seems people are more reluctant than eager to take a bite.

If you haven't had a chance to check out Rachel Dodes' hilarious report on theA state of shapewear in today's Wall Street Journal , we highly recommend you take a look.

"It would appear that the largest percentage of Americans believe that, when given a choice over other nations, China should be the most important bilateral relationship of the United States and a similar one third of the population characterizes China as an "Ally" . But the Thomson Reuters/Ipsos poll also reveals that this contrasts with the ...

What: Gregory Pence, Ph.D., will present "Biotechnology: Friend or Foe?" at the 24th annual Harold Stoner Clark Lecture Series.

Dr. Phil Leveque Salem-News.com Who would you believe... One of the nation's most educated doctors? Or a mainstream reporter with an obvious agenda? Courtesy: ocnorml.org - I discovered by computer the original article by the same title in the Gresham, Oregon newspaper, The Outlook, by accident.

You may or may not remember Jared Colinger . He's a singer-songwriter in the Tilbrook / Costello / Lowe vein who lived in Redmond a few years ago, and now calls Tennessee home.

Social Networks are now part of our society for better or worse.A It has allowed us to both connect with current friends and find pals from the past; it offers businesses another outlet for marketing and sales; it allows us to collaborate, discuss and converse on any topic imaginable.A And due to it's popularity, it also gives thieves and other ...

The New York Times ' lead story todaya 'that the CIA has been making regular payments to Ahmed Wali Karzai, the Afghan president's brother who is widely suspected of involvement in the drug tradea 'is even worse news than it sounds.

Note from Beth: As I listened to the NPR story this week about online privacy, it is becoming very important for us to understand the implications.

Not the "ANge" that Aerosmith was singing about. All right all you Great Vinyl Purgers , more of the A's to weed through but will A stand for "A-listers" or "Also rans"? Adam & The Ants Kings of the Wild Frontier, Prince Charming Adam Ant Strip, Friend or Foe Some will try to talk you out of this, saying, " Adam Ant is coming back in a big way.

FRIEND OR FOE? Galileo faces the Inquisition in an 1857 painting by Cristiano Banti.

Last Monday, as we covered last week , DoubleX "Friend or Foe" advice columnist Lucinda Rosenfeld angered her readers -- and the blogosphere -- by telling a letter writer who said she was drugged at a concert and later ended up alone in the emergency room that she could not expect her two "best friends" to come to the hospital while she recovered.

Is IBM preventing desktop Linux from flourishing? Why is it promoting Linux netbook software in Africa but not in the U.S.? IBM has been taking some heat from Linux advocates on a few scores of late, but is it deserved? Hardly, says Big Blue defender Robert Pogson.

"'Why Not the US?' "Then there was news of IBM and Canonical partnering to launch cloud- and Linux-based netbook software Manage and grow your business with Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac Business Edition in Africa.

Raytheon Company has been awarded an indefinite delivery-indefinite quantity contract worth up to $100 million to improve secure combat identification for the U.S. Air Force.