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Thirteen Days of Glory:
Texans fought to the death for liberty over tyranny. Thirteen days of glory all started 185 years ago on February 23, 1836, when the Mexican dictator, Generalisimo Santa Anna, showed up in a town called San Antonio de Bexar and began the siege against a small outpost called The Alamo. There, inside this small fortified old Spanish mission, were less than 200 men who were determined to make a stand for what would soon be the Republic of Texas.
Alabama National Guardsman charged after aborting unplanned mission
We all do some foolish things in our youth when we don’t understand the consequences. For me, a lighthearted prank saddled me with a goat for the rest of my career, and I have to tell you — goats are a lot of fucking work. It started late one night in Bradley Barracks on a cool autumn night just before the Army-Navy Football game. My roommate and I were rubbing each other’s backs and talking about our dreams, like we always did, when we hatched a fantastical plan to steal the Navy goat.
John Walker Lindh killed in drone strike moments after release
News WASHINGTON — Recognizing that overthrowing the terror-sponsoring Iranian government requires a whole-of-Trump approach, the defense and White House officials recently convened a secret interagency planning team at the Pentagon, sources confirmed today. Its goal: to plan a soup-to-koloocheh ground invasion of the intractable Persian country.But the meeting was quickly dubbed a “community of disinterest,” according to sources.
Forward observer's bracket 'totally screwed' after first round
KHOST, Afghanistan — A U.S. Army forward observer's bracket is "totally screwed" after only the first round, sources confirmed today. Bracketing is a common practice among casual observers and almost exclusively occurs in the post-winter months after the hangover of football season dissipates and the snow recedes. This period is often called "March Madness" or the "fighting season." Sgt.
Forward observer's bracket 'totally screwed' after first round
KHOST, Afghanistan — A U.S. Army forward observer’s bracket is “totally screwed” after only the first round, sources confirmed today. Bracketing is a common practice among casual observers and almost exclusively occurs in the post-winter months after the hangover of football season dissipates and the snow recedes. This period is often called “March Madness” or the “fighting season.” Sgt.
Army to name new attack helicopter after Elizabeth Warren
We all do some foolish things in our youth when we don’t understand the consequences. For me, a lighthearted prank saddled me with a goat for the rest of my career, and I have to tell you — goats are a lot of fucking work. It started late one night in Bradley Barracks on a cool autumn night just before the Army-Navy Football game. My roommate and I were rubbing each other’s backs and talking about our dreams, like we always did, when we hatched a fantastical plan to steal the Navy goat.
Cellceutix: A New Standard Of Care In Oral Mucositis In The Making
Throughout years of discovery, many companies have reported being on the edge of something truly effective to treat oral mucositis, yet they all seem to come up short. Speaking in the broad sense, most treatments are little more than coatings to help ease the symptoms of the often-excruciating side effect of radiation and chemotherapy therapy for head and neck cancer patients.
New Oral Psoriasis Drug Tops Cellceutix Catalysts
As early as a few years ago, Cellceutix was largely valued for its novel anti-cancer drug Kevetrin. On the strength of the clinical-stage p53 modulating drug, the company was fairly carrying a market valuation in the range of $200-$250 million leading up to the acquisition of PolyMedix late in 2014, which was followed by a spike in valuation above $500 million.
Jade Helm 15 Update: U.S. troops storm defenseless Whataburger in Texas, stiff waitress on tip
The long-awaited U.S. government takeover of Texas -- a project known as Jade Helm 15 -- began on Wednesday. Fritterati will report updates from our correspondent on the battlefield as sobriety permits. A U.S. Army jeep carrying three federal soldiers rolled into the parking lot of Whataburger #590 at 401 State Highway 71 W Bastrop, TX 78602 on Wednesday, 7/15/15, at 0700. The soldiers were surveilled entering the restaurant from the east in single file.
Cellceutix's Fundamental Strength Outweighs Market Cap
Biotechnology stocks can be extremely volatile. That's no big secret. For Cellceutix Corp. (OTCPK:CTIX), it has been a rough ride in 2015, entering the year near an all-time high (December 12, 2014: $4.93) and then beginning a steady slide to as low as $2.27 on May 21, 2015. Thing is, nothing dramatically negative has occurred to put such downward pressure on the stock price. No Cellceutix drug has failed in a trial, no drastic changes in share structure have been implemented, etc.
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