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Military employment
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There are thousands of companies who want to reach the highly qualified, skilled professionals who have military experience. Efforts to recruit members of the military have led to a proliferation of job fairs, publications, and online websites seeking to link companies and veterans.
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Where Heroes Lie
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Bnshosting.net is proud to announce that well respected lawyer and prolific writer, Atty Geronimo Sy of the Philippine Deparment of Justice has engaged our services to host his blog site, www.mabinihall.com.
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Injured Journalist Speaks Out for Brain-Damaged Iraq War Veterans
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On January 29, 2006 ABC-TV journalist Bob Woodruff suffered a traumatic brain injury when the vehicle he was traveling in was hit by a bomb in Iraq. After 13 months of surgeries and rehabilitation, he returned to tell his story. But he also told the story of many Iraq War veterans who return home with brain injuries, sometimes undetected and therefore untreated. What could have been just a tragedy has become an opportunity for Woodruff to fight for Iraq War veterans with brain injuries, many of whom don't get the care and rehabilitative services they so desperately need.
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Local News Says A Marine Back From Iraq Arrested for Killing His Infant Son
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Information about an arrest made by local authorities in Fresno, Ca for a man accused of allegedly murdering his three month old son.
Robert Quiroz was summoned home from his first tour in Iraq when his wife died shortly after giving birth to their newborn son in August, 2006. He started to take care of Roman, the newborn and his older daughter, a todder Kylie, 18 months old.
Last Sunday was the first time he was left with both children. Roman, three months old was taken to a local hospital that afternoon and died later that evening.
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Broadcasting Pioneer DZRH Turns 69 by: Susan Isorena-Arcega
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DZRH was the fourth commercial radio station to operate in Manila. Before it was called KZRH. It remains as the only surviving radio station in the country.
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