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December 1, 2006
The Department of Defense POW/Missing Personnel Office (DPMO) has identified eight U. S. servicemen, missing in action (MIA) from the Korean War. The bodies of Master Sgt. Alfred H. Alonzo Sr. ; Sgt. 1st Class Robert C. Bucheit; Sgt. Francis E. Lindsay; Cpl. Joseph Gregori; Cpl. Darrell W. Scarbrough; Cpl. Homer L. Sisk Jr. ; Cpl. Charles E. Sizemore; and Cpl. William E. Wood will be returned to their families for burial with full military honors.
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November 21, 2006
Topics breasts, art, female, gallery, sexy, furniture, erotic, wood, fruit, design, berlin, legs, model, woman and germany
Dutch cabinet maker Mario Phippona's latest design of erotic furniture are on display at a top German art gallery, Amadeus Art in Berlin. The designs offer a wide range of wooden cupboards, wardrobes and tables inspired by the female anatomy. One of the items on display is a fruit bowl called "TittyFuity," which is decorated with realistically shaped, life-size wooden breasts.
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November 20, 2006
fter noticing plastic tubes bobbing above the ocean's surface, U. S. Coast Guards seized a makeshift submarine transporting 3. 5 tons of cocaine across the Pacific Ocean. After spotting the suspicious water craft, officials took the submarine to a Costa Rican Coast Guard station to determine its origins. The vessel, which was found with several tanks of gas, had likely traveled hundreds of miles on its way to the U. S.
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November 17, 2006
Hindu devotees in the western state of India on Friday began burning woods and herbs in a three-day ceremony which they say would cleanse the environment and help heal the ozone layer. The move has drawn anger from activists who warn of the detrimental effects of the ceremony. The organizers of the ceremony say that smoke from the sacred fire will kill mosquitoes and other harmful insects preventing diseases like dengue and malaria.
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October 23, 2006
Although it couldn't fly, people can still admire a London man's handiwork on a life-sized wooden replica of a toy plane. Mark Clews, 24, spent six months building his rendition of the balsa wood planes he threw around as a kid. He expected his plane to be able to take off but even after that failed the plane will still end up in the Learn To Fly expo next month in London.
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