IRA dissidents blamed for bomb
                   
nwsource.com     May 14, 2008            

By SHAWN POGATCHNIK ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER DUBLIN, Ireland -- The officer was saved by a civilian who dragged him from the burning wreckage, but suffered serious leg wounds that required two surgeries Tuesday, the Police Service of Northern Ireland said. The victim was not identified but was... [read full story]                    


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FACTBOX: Role of religion in U.S. election

reuters.com     12 hrs ago          

The race for the White House often comes down to so-called battleground or swing states, where the outcome may hinge on a few crucial votes. Religion often plays a role in U.S. elections and might again in these states this...                    

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EDWARD WASSERMAN: Bitter victory in the struggle for justice

sacbee.com     Jul 23, 2008          

ERNEY-VOLTAIRE, France -- and writing dozens of essays and appeals to win Calas exoneration and enable his disgraced family to return from exile. France had no proud tradition of dissent to shield him, and in siding with a...                    

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Genealogy Query - DAMRON : ROMBERG

cousinconnect.com     Jul 23, 2008   15 related          

Any birthfamily members, I was born 4-27-65 at Baptist Community Hospital, my adoption was handled through Protestant Home for Babies. My birth mother was 17 and father 20...my birthmom had a 13 yr old brother and both her...                    

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Book Review: Conkin & Gould [Stranger Fruit]

scienceblogs.com     Jul 23, 2008          

Most of us are familiar with the icons of warfare between science and religion, and have grown up hearing the stories of Bruno, Galileo, and Scopes. The two works under review offer differing viewpoints on the relationships...                    

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