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The Global Students For Liberty Movement – Video

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IRH Press Announces an Online Opinion Magazine "The Liberty Web Global"

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TOKYO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--

IRH Press Co., Ltd (Japanese publishing company since 1987) announces the launch of "The Liberty Web Global" the English online website of The Liberty, a renowned Japanese opinion magazine.

The Liberty brings awareness to justice in todays society by providing enlightening articles on news commentaries and opinions in many categories such as world politics, economics, social and cultural issues, religions, and spiritual knowledge, based on the teachings of Happy Science, a leading religion in Japan. Since 1995, it has gained popular acclaim and has been influencing Japan providing great insights to various global issues.

"The Liberty Web Global"(http://global.the-liberty.com/) - is now available in English to cater to the world in order to show the real truth behind the latest worldwide events from spiritual perspectives according to the wisdom of Master Ryuho Okawa, the founder of Happy Science.

Master Ryuho Okawa teaches universal truth through current events, giving The Liberty a unique perspective for its readers to attain true liberty, peace and happiness. By reading The Liberty, the readers will be able to view the world from the eyes of this universal truth.

Sample Headlines by Category

World: The Key Player in 2012: Xi Jinpings Secret Ambitions

Politics: The Interview with the Subconscious Mind of Newt Gingrich

The Interview with the guardian spirits of Romney and Santorum

Business: Steve Jobs, Zen, and the Greatest Invention

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Liberty University Online Academy Superintendent Wins Distance Education Award

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Harvey Klamm, superintendent of Liberty University Online Academy, was recently awarded the 2012 Corporation and Distance Education Excellence in Education Award by AdvancED, a worldwide organization with 80,000 schools.

Lynchburg, Virginia (PRWEB) March 05, 2012

Klamm said the award represented the success of the entire team who work to provide Christian online homeschooling to more than 1,600 students in grades 3-12.

The Academy has grown because of the hard work of dedicated admissions counselors, academic advisors, Academy teachers and the support of the LU leadership and community, he said.

Liberty University Online Academy is regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Council on Accreditation and School Improvement (SACS CASI), an accreditation division of AdvancED, its parent organization.

Liberty University, the worlds largest Christian university, opened its online academy in Fall 2007 with 23 students. Now in its fifth year, more than 1,600 students are enrolled from all 50 states and 24 countries.

Klamm said the growth is due to the popularity of online homeschooling, giving students more independence and an engaging educational experience.

Class instruction is formatted on browser-based software that is delivered by Internet services, Klamm said. Courses are primarily text driven with various forms of interactive components built into the lessons, such as videos, animation, and interactive review games. The lessons are designed to actively engage students in the learning process.

He said the program also gives online high school students a competitive edge for college.

The curriculum is college preparatory in design, Klamm said, adding that with its dual enrollment program, students can complete college credit before ever graduating high school.

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Heels on Wheels – 2012 Jeep Liberty Review

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SEE ALSO: Jeep Buyers Guide - 2012-1997 Specs, Comparisons And Prices

HEELS ON WHEELS By Katrina Ramser San Francisco Bureau The Auto Channel

INTRO TO THE LIBERTY VEHICLE The trail-designed 2012 Jeep Liberty is no off-road imposture. Often a novice quality for the compact SUV class, the five-passenger Libertys rugged character actually translates deeper than its signature seven-slot grille. I drove a 2012 Jeep Liberty with a standard 210-horsepower 3.7-liter V6 engine with Jeeps Command Trac II Part-time 4WD System. Available in a Sport, Arctic, Limited Edition and Limited Jet Edition, my Limited trim came with the following standard features: leather-trimmed bucket seats; six-way power drivers seat; a leather-wrapped steering wheel with audio controls; a eight-speaker premium Infinity audio system; MP3 and audio input jacks; XM Radio; Bluetooth; flipper liftgate glass; roof rails; an accident response system; and a theft deterrent system. Vehicle price came to $28,360. Think of the Liberty as existing between two markets the compact SUV and a more capable four-wheeler. It only fairs well in one, and thats the latter, because for a daily vehicle there are half a dozen of other choices that offer better fuel economy, more space, and a smoother and safer driving experience than the Jeep Liberty. Better to compare this vehicle to the Nissan Xterra or Toyota FJ Cruiser.

HEELS ON WHEELS REVIEW CRITERIA

Stylish But Comfortable Results: I find the utilitarian feel so cherished in Jeep styling doesnt transfer well inside; at best, the Libertys interior is cramped and stiff with the dashboard design making poor use of space. Visibility is a plus. My Liberty Limited came with an organized arrangement of modern technology, but the materials used are glaringly subpar. The majority of options are clustered into complex packages or groups, setting the consumer up to pay for more than desired.

Reliability & Safety Factor: The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) rates the 2012 Jeep Liberty as Good in frontal and roof strength tests, but just Marginal in side impact tests even with standard side airbags. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) gives the vehicle and overall rating of just 3-Stars, with the lowest scores in frontal crash. Standard safety equipment includes: advanced airbags; anti-lock brakes; Hill Start Assist; Hill Descent Control; LATCH-Ready Child Seta Anchor System; Electronic Roll Mitigation.

Cost Issues: A base Liberty Sport 4WD starts at $24,975, where a Liberty Limited Jet Edition 4WDstarts at $28,560. For the capability, the costs are justified; but for the small space, its not. There are numerous groups to upgrade the conveniences, safety, appearance and performance. With price tags ranging from $200-1,000 each, these Liberty prices can easily rise a few more thousand.

Activity & Performance Ability: The Liberty has the off-road technology needed to display perfect torque-to-wheel transfer over loose rock hills without a hiccup or loss of traction. Unlike larger Jeeps, a strong reason to opt for the Liberty would be to gain more confidence when navigating through narrower passages no large, boxy frame here. Once on the highway, the Liberty cannot compete with the smoothness found in similar-sized SUVs nor can it offer the fuel economy at a dismal 15 miles-per-gallon city and 21 highway.

The Green Concern: At 17 miles-per-gallon combined, the compact SUV Liberty gets the same gas mileage as some vehicles with a V8 engine.

FINAL PARTING WORDS If youre looking for the real deal a compact SUV that can handle trail life the 2012 Jeep Liberty will live up to your off-road expectations. But as a daily commuter, dozens of competitors can deliver much better average fuel economy than the Libertys 17 miles-per-gallon as well as more passenger and cargo space.

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American Liberty Petroleum Corp. Appoints Experienced VP of Operations to Management Team

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BAKERSFIELD, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--

American Liberty Petroleum Corp. (OTCBB: OREO) (herein after "American Liberty" and/or "the Company") is pleased to announce the appointment of energy industry veteran Vincent Ramirez to the Company's management team in the position of VP Operations.

Mr. Ramirez has successfully built an oil and gas career spanning roles in exploration, production, finance, management, research, and lecturing while working with major industry players such as Shell and Amoco along the way. Vincent earned a B.S. in Geology from the University of California, Santa Cruz, and an M.A. in Geology from the University of California, Santa Barbara.

Among the roles that exemplify his operations-related abilities is the 6 years he spent as Chairman of the Board of Directors for the 80-million-barrel oil Siberian-based Vostochnaya Transnational Company where he raised $60 million capital, managed operations for the drilling of 7 wells and the construction of a 70 mile pipeline, and supervised regulatory compliance and ongoing sales operations. Vincent has also worked as an industry consultant, including drilling and developing California-based oil and gas fields, and evaluating projects for foreign investors. Other previous work includes geologic mapping in California for the US Geological Survey (USGS); preparing geologic maps of various California areas for Amoco; and holding Exploration and Operations Geologist roles for Shell Western E&P, including Production Geologist for San Joaquin Valley operations and exploration wildcats involving 12 oil fields and 120,000 barrels of oil per day operations.

American Liberty's President, Alvaro Vollmers, commented: "While energy production potential is vital to the success of an energy company, so is the leadership needed to maximize on that potential. And that leadership ability comes from the very sort of industry experience Vincent Ramirez represents, both in the boardroom and in the field."

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Learn more about American Liberty, its management team and projects at the Company's website, where you can also find the latest news releases: http://www.americanlibertypetro.com.

ABOUT AMERICAN LIBERTY PETROLEUM CORP.

Based in Bakersfield, California, American Liberty is a publicly traded company (OTCBB: OREO.OB) focused on reducing Americas need for imported oil through discovering major, new onshore US energy resources and by tapping overlooked or undervalued onshore domestic resources through exploration and development technologies not previously available. Recent significant discoveries, such as Occidental Petroleum's estimated 1+ billion barrels of oil and natural gas equivalents in California*, underscore the potential for developing new oil and gas production solutions in western America. Next door in the under-explored state of Nevada, American Liberty's 6,397-acre Gabbs Valley Prospect is located on the 26,000-acre Cobble Cuesta structure, which is estimated to represent oil reserves of 4+ billion barrels**. The Company's 7,270-acre Kibby Flat Prospect in the Monte Cristo basin, meanwhile, represents estimated ultimate recovery (EUR) of as high as 669 million barrels of oil according to a 2008 report***.

* Occidental Petroleum's Path to Easy Oil. Forbes Magazine, March 29, 2010 ** Reserve Estimates for the Cobble Cuesta Structure, Alfred H. Pekarek, Ph.D., Geologist, January, 2008 *** Kibby Flat Prospect report, Jerry Walker, Consulting Geologist, Sept. 2008

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Liberty Star’s Hay Mountain Geochemical Samples Under Analysis at Canadian Facility

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TUCSON, Ariz.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--

Liberty Star Uranium & Metals Corp.(the Company) (OTCBB: LBSR.OB - News) is pleased to announce the Companys sample preparation contractor (MEG Inc.) has completed shipment of all rock chip and soil geochemical samples collected over the Companys Hay Mountain claims to a certified geochemical analysis lab in Vancouver, BC, Canada. Ideally, results can be expected within the next three to six weeks. The project areas biogeochemical (vegetation) samples are currently at the MEG facility near Reno, Nevada and are being processed for assay. As soon as they are processed (estimated two weeks) they will be sent by air freight to the same certified lab in Vancouver.

The 621 sample sites over approximately fourteen square miles centered on the Hay Mountain target generated three samples each (except where rock or soil or vegetation was not available) and produced over 1,800 samples. Each sample will be assayed for 63 elements generating about 113 thousand analyses. These assays will be processed by various computer programs into graphs and maps showing elemental concentrations in the three different types of samples. Metal zoning patterns of porphyry copper-gold systems are well known as a result of the Guilbert-Lowell Porphyry Copper (gold) model. Because geologic forces cause metal and trace elements to move to the surface where they can be detected by geochemical sampling and assaying, it is expected that the results of the geochemical sampling will reveal metal and trace element targets suitable for exploratory drilling.

In addition to geochem analytical work, Liberty Star is prepared to undertake a ZTEM survey over the Hay Mountain Project area which Liberty Star has designed. The survey should take about two weeks with results available shortly after its completion. Should thunderstorm conditions in the northern hemisphere (which power the EM signals) allow, the ZTEM could start March/April. According to Geotech, in the time since their 2010 survey over Liberty Stars Big Chunk Super Project (Alaska), they have improved and refined their reporting through advances in imaging software technology.

The pre-drilling projects will be combined to design an efficient drilling program: the geochem results will identify metal zone targets and the ZTEM survey will outline mineral target geometry.

James A. Briscoe James A. Briscoe, Professional Geologist, AZ CA CEO/Chief Geologist Liberty Star Uranium & Metals Corp.

Safe Harbor Statement:

Statements in this news release that are not historical are forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements in this news release include: that the results from the soil geochemical sampling analysis can be expected in three to six weeks; that the biogeochemical samples will be sent to Vancouver in approximately two weeks; that each sample will be assayed for 63 elements generating about 113 thousand analyses; that the assays will be processed in a particular manner; that Liberty Star is prepared to undertake a ZTEM survey, that it will take two weeks to complete and that results will be available shortly thereafter and that the survey could start in March/April; and that the geochem results will identify metal zone targets and outline mineral target geometry.

Factors which may delay or prevent these forward-looking statements from being realized include: the failure of our exploration program to identify targets; we may not be able to raise sufficient funds to complete our intended exploration or carry on operations; and an inability to continue exploration due to weather, logistical problems or hazards even if funds are available. Readers should refer to the risk disclosures in the Companys recent 10-K and the Companys other periodic reports filed from time to time with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

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Rep. Doug Colllins on the 2nd Amendment – Video

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05-03-2012 11:00 Rep. Doug Collins is a strong supporter of upholding the 2nd Amendment. He believes in applying the Founding Fathers interpretation of the Second Amendment. Being that the Right to Bear Arms is only after the 1st Amendment, Rep. Collins recognizes this Amendment as being essential to our freedom and liberty.

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Men Asked to Leave Ron Paul Rally After Openly Carrying Firearms

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SPOKANE, Wash. -

Hundreds of supporters packed the Spokane Convention Center Friday to hear presidential candidate Ron Paul as he made a visiting return in advance of the Republican precinct caucuses. Paul, the Congressman from Texas, is a staunch Second Amendment supporter. On Friday night, while he took aim at President Barack Obama's policies, security at the Convention Center took aim at another issue: those openly carrying firearms.

In Washington, it's perfectly legal to openly carry firearmsas long as it's not being usedto intimidate, harass, and so on. There are strict rules about where people can't openly carry weaponsincluding jails and court houses.Ron Paul supporter Jeff Hayes carried his pistol on his hipat the Ron Paul rally in Spokane because he thought he was well within his legal rights.

Turns out, he wasn't.

Hayes has a concealed pistol's license but said officials asked him to leave the Convention Center because his weapon was not concealed.

"It was embarrassing to be standing there like that when they should have just let it be," Hayes said. "I've been openly carrying a firearm almost everywhere I go for the last three years and this if the first time I've been stopped or questioned or bothered by anybody."

Hayes quickly pointed out firearms-related state codes to officials at the rally, including RCW 94.1.290 (State preemptions) and RCW 9.41.300 (Weapons prohibited in certain places). The later of the two RCW's states that cities, towns, counties, and other municipalities may enact laws and ordinances "Restricting the possession of firearms in any stadium or convention center, operated by a city, town, county, or other municipality, except that such restrictions shall not apply to: any pistol in the possession of a person licensed under RCW 9.41.070 or exempt from the licensing requirement by RCW 9.41.060."

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Maryland's 'good reason' gun law voided

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A federal judge has struck down a Maryland law barring residents from receiving handgun permits unless they have a good and substantial reason, in an opinion that gun rights advocates celebrated Monday as a monumentally important decision.

U.S. District Judge Benson Everett Legg ruled that the law violates the Second Amendment right to bear arms by requiring residents seeking concealed-carry permits to submit evidence showing that they face specific threats of violence outside their homes.

Judge Legg ruled that states are indeed allowed to place certain restrictions on gun permits to improve public safety, but Maryland law acts as an illegal rationing system that tries to simply reduce the number of guns in public without regard to an applicants fitness to carry a firearm.

A citizen may not be required to offer a good and substantial reason why he should be permitted to exercise his rights, he wrote in his opinion, which was issued Monday in Baltimore. The rights existence is all the reason he needs.

The lawsuit was filed by plaintiff Raymond Woollard, a Baltimore County man who received a gun permit in 2003, months after a home break-in that led to an armed altercation.

Mr. Woollard successfully renewed the permit in 2006, but his 2009 renewal application was denied by Maryland State Police and the states Handgun Permit Review Board on the grounds that he could not provide documents to verify threats occurring beyond his residence.

His lawsuit, filed in 2010 against state police and the review board, was backed by the Second Amendment Foundation, a Bellevue, Wash.-based gun rights advocacy group.

The state attorney general's office, which represented the defendants in the case, said it will appeal the ruling to the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.

In his ruling, Judge Legg notably cited two Supreme Court precedents 2008s District of Columbia v. Heller, in which the court ruled that the Second Amendment may extend to public places, and 2010s McDonald v. City of Chicago, in which the justices ruled that such a decision also should apply in states as it did in the District, which is a federal enclave.

Both cases were won by lawyer Alan Gura, who also represented Mr. Woollard and the Second Amendment Foundation.

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Md. Gun Law Found Unconstitutional

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BALTIMORE (AP)-A federal judge has ruled that the Second Amendment right to bear arms is not limited to the home and Maryland's handgun permit law is unconstitutional. In an opinion filed Monday, U.S. District Judge Benson Everett Legg says a requirement that residents show a "good and substantial reason" to carry a handgun infringes on people's rights. Plaintiff Raymond Woollard obtained a handgun permit after fighting with an intruder in his home in 2002, but his renewal was denied in 2009 because he could not show he was subject to "threats occurring beyond his residence." The Second Amendment FoundatioA federal judge has ruled that the Second Amendment right to bear arms is not limited to the home and Maryland's handgun permit law is unconstitutional. In an opinion filed Monday, U.S. District Judge Benson Everett Legg says a requirement that residents show a "good and substantial reason" to carry a handgun infringes on people's rights. Plaintiff Raymond Woollard obtained a handgun permit after fighting with an intruder in his home in 2002, but his renewal was denied in 2009 because he could not show he was subject to "threats occurring beyond his residence." The Second Amendment Foundation, which brought the suit on Woollard's behalf, calls the ruling a major victory. The Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence says it goes out of the norm and likely be reversed.n, which brought the suit on Woollard's behalf, calls the ruling a major victory. The Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence says it goes out of the norm and likely be reversed.

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