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Gilad Atzmon: More Than Just a Musician

(LONDON) - Few students currently at University of London will remember Gilad Atzmon’s gig at SOAS in 2006.

His performance was exemplary, as all of his live performances are. Four years later, Atzmon is still gigging, still writing and still pushing the boundaries of thought and expression.

Television for Kids

A final reflection: efforts must be headed towards a more open, more free, and especially, a more diverse Media.

(MADRID) - The social passivity that reality has created does not know how to look for other ways to spend its leisure time. This represents an empirical example of something that is not functioning well in our society.

In principle, it seems as if reading, discussions, family time, friend reunions, and studies are things of another world.

The First Targeted US Killing in Gaza

This would be the first targeted US killing in Gaza.

(GAZA CITY) - The aura of mystery around the type of attack that blew up the car driven by Muhamad Jamal Nimnim, on 4 November at noon in the center of Gaza City, seems now to disappear showing some very alarming scenarios.

Exiting the Shati refugee camp, Nimnim was one of the Army of Islam leader, and in 2007 acted as a mediator with Hamas for the release of the British BBC journalist Alan Johnston.

Salem Police Seize 33 Pounds Of Marijuana

(SALEM, Oregon) - The Salem Police Street Crimes Unit seized 33 pounds of Marijuana, $3,000 in cash, a vehicle and arrested three suspects as they were in the process of delivering the Marijuana to the Salem area.

Caregivers of Veterans Face Greater Stress, More Years of Care than the National Average

(WASHINGTON, D.C.) - The first national study to give a voice to family caregivers of veterans reveals that they are twice as likely as family caregivers of adults overall to consider their situation highly stressful, and yet 94 percent of them are proud to serve.

This first in-depth study finds people caring for veterans bear higher burden, helping manage emotional and physical conditions often for 10 years or longer.

Marijuana, Tobacco, Alcohol, Prescription Drugs, Illicit Drugs, Aspirin and other Lethal Substances

Why the government and their paid stooges and oafs continue to bleet about the DANGERS of Pot or MARIHUANA as they continue to blather is beyond cogent understanding.

(MOLALLA, Ore.) - You may consider this to be a wild title, so do I. The garbage coming from the U.S. Governments National Institute of Drug Abuse (NIDA) seems to put Marijuana at the top of dangerous/lethal drugs.

I would call this humorous if it weren’t so foolish.

Justice Delayed is Justice Denied

(BETHLEHEM) - The Israeli judges of the "supreme court" today seemed at first sympathetic to the plight of the villagers of Al-Walaja whose houses are being surrounded on all sides as they get separated from their agricultural lands.

But the system was clearly stacked against natives as half were denied entry to Jerusalem where the court is held...

Meeting on Cluster Munitions Opens in Laos, the World`s Most Affected Country

Between 1964 and 1973, the United States dropped more than 270 million cluster munitions over Laos. An estimated 80 million cluster munitions that did not explode on impact are scattered in rice fields, waterways and on roads...

(VIENTIANE, Laos) - Laos is more contaminated by cluster munitions than any other country in the world.

Violence and Hope in Ciudad Juárez, México

Another writer specializing in the subject will now be featured on Salem-News.com.

(CIUDAD JUAREZ) - Salem-News.com welcomes the Professor Guillermo Cervantes Ph.D. of El Paso, Texas to our team of writers.

He is the author of Ciudad Juárez 2008 - 2010 A photographic testimony of our pain, and a tireless advocate for peace in the border region dividing the U.S. and Mexico.

Adolph Hitler And 17 Of His Children Are Alive & Well

“Sadly, those victims were themselves victimized..." - Manhattan District Attorney Preet Bharara

(CLEVELAND) - Claims Conference employees are among 17 people who have been charged by the U.S. Attorney's Office in New York with participating in a $42.5 million fraud at the organization.

The Claims Conference distributes more than $400 million per year from the German government to victims of Nazism.