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Mudville 4.0: The Mrs and I re-did our home page. All the kewl kidz are doing it.
(We, however, have a top secret lab where we cook these things up. Sometimes explosions accompany our work. But usually she stays calm.)
More than 2,000 city workers have been called up to serve in Iraq or Afghanistan since 9/11, costing the city $65 million, Rep. Anthony Weiner said yesterday. "It's time that the military reimburse New York for its sacrifice," Weiner said.Is that pronounced "Weener" or "Whiner"?
(Via DP)
In most branches of the military, the first of the month is when service members get promoted if they have met the requirements. On July 1st, Marines here in Iraq were no different. As blowing sand came across the landscape, their promotion would be done in a combat zone instead of some nice clean meeting room, Marines gathered in formation as they had accomplished the requirements and met guidelines to be promoted to the next rank. No family members, no high attention, just fellow Marines ready to be promoted and fellow Marines ready to congratulate them.
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