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Pyongyang, September 21 (KCNA) -- Syrian TV and radio broadcasting services and newspapers carried special reports on Sept. 7 and 9 to mark the 66th founding anniversary of the DPRK.

The Syria TV Channel aired the portrait of smiling President Kim Il Sung and pictures documenting the revolutionary activities of Kim Il Sung, leader Kim Jong Il and Marshal Kim Jong Un.

It praised the President for founding and developing the DPRK and Kim Jong Il for firmly defending socialism under the unfurled banner of Songun.

It also introduced in detail the exploits of Kim Jong Un who is adding luster to the DPRK as a country for the people which world progressives look up to by carrying forward the revolutionary cause of Juche started and advanced by Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il.

The Syria Radio broadcast an article titled "On the occasion of the 66th founding anniversary of the DPRK".

The Syrian newspaper Al Thawrah in an article titled "DPRK greeting victorious and glorious 66th anniversary" said the DPRK firmly defended socialism enjoying trust and support from its people, standing undeterred when the Soviet Union and East European socialist countries collapsed late in the last century.

The DPRK has strong nuclear deterrence and manufactures and launches satellites, the paper added.

The Syrian paper Al Baath in an article titled "On the occasion of the 66th founding anniversary of the DPRK, bulwark of socialism" said that the DPRK has vigorously pushed forward the building of a thriving socialist nation by dint of the single-minded unity despite the ceaseless sanctions and blockade by the imperialist allied forces.

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PEORIA - Ever wonder what it was like to have a 20th century British tea party?

Well, the Peoria Historical Society gave people that chance Sunday.

It hosted a grand victorian tea party at the Pettengill-Morron Historical House.

This is their sixth such tea party this Summer.

The society served tea and light hors d'oeuvres.

It wanted to make it as realistic as possible and give guests a fun way to learn a little about British history.

Lisa Bisbee, a Docent at the tea party, said, "It's a way to engage people with all of their senses. They see the beautiful rooms. They see the beautiful presentation. They smell the tea. They taste the tea."

And if you'd like to stop by, the Pettengill-Morron House is open to the public for tours every first Sunday of the month.

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April 19, 2010 A Sensitive Case Report on the targeted tea party groups is shared with Lerner. This is the first time a top IRS official is given details about the spike in tea party applications.

June and July 2011 Lerner is briefed that employees are using search terms such as tea party, patriots, 9/12 Project, government spending, government debt, taxes and make America a better place to live to flag applications. Lerner, after learning about the search terms, tells the Cincinnati office to revise its guidelines for flagging applications. The guidance is expanded to include organizations involved with political, lobbying, or advocacy for exemption under 501(c)(3) or 501(c)(4).

Also in June, Lerners hard drive crashes, erasing two years worth of emails investigators deem vital to their probes.

(GRAPHIC: IRS scandal timeline)

December 2011 House Ways and Means Oversight Subcommittee staffers meet with Lerner, but she doesnt mention the targeting program.

January 2012 Cincinnati employees change their search terms again without telling management. This time, the search terms arent as specific as tea party and 9/12, but they still focus on political positions such as limiting/expanding government and social economic reform/movement. Upon discovering the change, Lerner institutes new rules requiring all changes to the search term criteria be approved by management.

March 2012 Republican House Oversight Committee Chairman Darrell Issa expresses concern to the IRS inspector general that tea party groups are being unfairly targeted by the agency. Doug Shulman, IRS commissioner when the targeting program got underway, vehemently denies to lawmakers in March 2012 that the agency was targeting conservative groups. He is briefed two months later but never follows up with lawmakers.

June and July 2012 Issa officially requests that the inspector general audit the IRS to see how employees are processing applications for nonprofit groups. IRS Inspector General J. Russell George writes a letter to Issa confirming an audit is underway.

(Also on POLITICO: Exclusive: Lois Lerner breaks silence)

November 2012 Shulman leaves his post atop the IRS due to term limits. Steve Miller becomes acting IRS commissioner.

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