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US military cooks up 'add urine and eat' rations United States food technologists have invented dried rations that a soldier can rehydrate by using dirty water or even his own urine, the British weekly New Scientist reports. The ration is surrounded by a plastic membrane made of a nanofibre...

... and at least one of the victims was still belted in when they recovered the car. You do the figuring.

That's because you're wrong.  Childhood vaccines do not cause allergies, or autism, and they're not part of a super-secret government plot to impose mind control on the population, despite what the Internet or respected scientists like Jenny McCarthy tell you.

An honour killing? Posted By ROB TRIPP [email protected] Posted 1 hour ago Kingston Police have arrested at least three people in connection with the mysterious deaths of four Montreal women found in a submerged car in Kingston Mills on June 30. Police sources confirmed the dramatic...

The Taliban are not commission-holding graduates of any accredited military college and they don't have a 'doctrine' the way you are phrasing your questions. You only have to look at how their tactics have changed in even the past year based on what the blue side is doing. Part of it is that...

I have no idea what DZ you're looking for, but on the off-chance it's the home page of the movie with information, photos and clips, it's here: http://www.paratroopers.ca/

If you're asking how polls can possibly extrapolate from a small sample size, you should take a statistics 101 class. If you're asserting all polls are BS because you don't understand how they work, you should definitely take a statistics 101 class.

It's on the north side of Craftsman Boulevard, near Lance St. Craftsman is the main road on the base and runs off both Highway 2 and 15, and JSR is the largest building in that area - it may often be said, but in this case it's true - you honestly cannot miss it. (If you get to the range and...

Once a medal is presented, it is no longer property of the government but it belongs to an individual who may do with it as he/she sees fit, except in rare circumstances where the government either forbids export (VC) or sale (OC) of the decoration. As George points out, the storage rooms of...

There are a lot of complicating factors in getting into RMC, some beyond your control, but they value leadership and athletics as much as grades. You won't find many OCs who spent their high school years maintaining a 96 per cent average to the exclusion of all else, they don't do well there...

While I like the Red Flag Deals site, the folks on there are coupon cutters, not Constitutional lawyers. This is one sorry-a$$ peg to hang a news story on.

Holy crap. Do they give you seacan with a handle to hold all that?

And I thought it would be impossible to make a Nissan Cube any more ugly.

What are Michael Jackson, Ed McMahon, and Farrah Fawcett getting for Christmas? Patrick Swayze.

After having read that, I'd say you need to worry as much about English as math.

Hey all; I'm writing a feature on military influence on the English language (which from day to day experience I'd describe as somewhat less than BZ) and thought I'd solicit some ideas from these parts. As part of the story, I'm going to be interviewing Graeme Donald, a Kiwi whose books...

I have all the time in the world for the CFLC and have dealt extensively with them, but I'm pretty sure they won't help an employee until they are a permanent employee, i.e. off their mandatory probation.

They call such patients "bed blockers" in the hospital I volunteer at. People have had cancer surgeries and other procedures cancelled at the last minute and rescheduled months later because somebody is in a bed they don't need to be, meaning the hospital can't cascade people from stepdown into...

They did, although it was a few months ago: RMC proves its military might SKILLS COMPETITION: Despite the odds, college wins its fourth Sandhurst title in five years Posted By IAN ELLIOT Posted 1 month ago While it may be safe to say that Royal Military College has not been spoiled by...

Long as we're posting photos, I thought I'd toss these from last week up. They're the winners of the Peregrines, the annual British Navy photo contest, and 12, 15 and 19 in particular are screensaver-worthy: http://www.mod.uk/DefenceInternet/PictureViewers/GalleryPeregrineTrophy2009.htm