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Why The War of 1812 Still Matters http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBP0NWkArQQLoB8jWfGNinyAsYH/toplink Having trouble viewing this email? Click Here http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBP0NWkArQQLoB8jWfGNinyAsYH/tag History/Archaeology June 2012 http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBP0NWkArQQLoB8jWfGNinyAsYH/home Join our Community.............................................. Add us on Facebook >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBP0NWkArQQLoB8jWfGNinyAsYH/facebook Follow us on Twitter >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBP0NWkArQQLoB8jWfGNinyAsYH/twitter Watch us on YouTube >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBP0NWkArQQLoB8jWfGNinyAsYH/youtube RSS Feeds >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBP0NWkArQQLoB8jWfGNinyAsYH/rss Main Article.................................................... Why the War of 1812 Still Matters http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBP0NWkArQQLoB8jWfGNinyAsYH/hist1hed The war's battle cry, along with almost everything else about it, has been forgotten for far too long Read More >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBP0NWkArQQLoB8jWfGNinyAsYH/hist1hed 10 Things You Didn't Know About the War of 1812 >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBP0NWkArQQLoB8jWfGNinyAsYH/hist1exp Featured Articles................................................ Team Hollywood's Secret Weapons System http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBP0NWkArQQLoB8jWfGNinyAsYH/hist2hed During World War II, Hedy Lamarr raised $7 million in one night by kissing war-bond buyers. But she and the Hollywood composer George Anthiel also designed a radical new torpedo-guidance system Read More >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBP0NWkArQQLoB8jWfGNinyAsYH/hist2hed Wernher von Braun's V-2 Rocket >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBP0NWkArQQLoB8jWfGNinyAsYH/hist2exp ------------------ Jobs of the Future: How Accurate Were the Soothsayers of 1982 At Predicting Today's Top Careers? http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBP0NWkArQQLoB8jWfGNinyAsYH/hist3hed College graduates take note: Your dream career as a robot psychologist or nasal technologist is just around the corner Read More >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBP0NWkArQQLoB8jWfGNinyAsYH/hist3hed Predictions for Educational TV in the 1930s >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBP0NWkArQQLoB8jWfGNinyAsYH/hist3exp ------------------ When Continental Drift Was Considered Pseudoscience http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBP0NWkArQQLoB8jWfGNinyAsYH/hist4hed One hundred years ago, a German scientist was ridiculed for advancing the shocking idea that the continents were adrift Read More >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBP0NWkArQQLoB8jWfGNinyAsYH/hist4hed Interactive Map: Watch How the Continents drifted Across the Globe Over Millions of Years >> http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBP0NWkArQQLoB8jWfGNinyAsYH/hist4exp Featured Quote.................................................... "The Star-Spangled Banner isn't the only patriotic icon that dates to the War of 1812. It's believed that 'Uncle Sam' does, too. In Troy, New York, a military supplier named Sam Wilson packed meat rations in barrels labeled U.S. According to local lore, a soldier was told the initials stood for 'Uncle Sam' Wilson, who was feeding the army. The name endured as shorthand for the U.S. government. However, the image of Uncle Sam as a white-bearded recruiter didn't appear for another century, during World War I." -- Excerpt from "10 Things You Didn't Know About the War of 1812" http://email.smithsonian.com/a/tBP0NWkArQQLoB8jWfGNinyAsYH/hist1exp From the Blogs.................................................... 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