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A Democratic lawmaker says a protester stood up in the House gallery, yelled "Kill the bill" and was cheered by Republicans.
Angry demonstrators opposed to the health care bill gathered outside the Capitol on Sunday. Democratic Rep. Barney Frank of Massachusetts says that one stood up in the House gallery and shouted, "Kill the bill. The people don't want this."
As the man was yelling and ushers tried to escort him out, several Republicans stood up on the House floor and cheered.
Said Frank: "I've never seen this — for the Republicans to stand up and cheer the guy on." Frank called the Republicans "clowns."
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NY Dem. Calls Supporter of Opponent 'N' Word
A Democrat candidate for a seat on New York's Uptown City Council is turning to race baiting as his primary campaign strategy and recently went all in using the "N" word repeatedly to attack a supporter of his opponent.
Thomas Lopez-Pierre is running for the Uptown City Council seat being vacated by the term-limited Robert Jackson and is outrageously relying on anti-Semitic rhetoric to attack his opponent, Mark Levine. Taking his campaign into racial division, Lopez-Pierre said that Levine would "damage" the community because he is a "white, Jewish candidate."
But Lopez-Pierre has radically upped his racebaiting with a nasty email he sent to an African American supporter of opponent Levine.
In a vile email, Lopez-Pierre told Levine supporter Brian Benjamin that he was an "uncle Tom N****r b***h," and went on to say that Benjamin was a "N****r b***h" that had "sold out the Black people of Harlem."
"I would hope that one day you would give me the legal grounds to b***h slap you," Lopez-Pierre taunted.
In his last line, Lopez-Pierre accused Mr. Benjamin of engaging in sexual relations with white, Jewish men.
These aren't Lopez-Pierre's only eyebrow raising actions. Lopez-Pierre has a long, troubled history. In 2004, he announced his plans to create a Harlem-based social club for up-and-coming African Americans but the whole enterprise had a decidedly sexist bent. While women would be allowed in, Lopez-Pierre promised that no fat women would be allowed to join, nor would any women over 35 years of age.
After this egregious email containing repeated use of the "N" word, Rusty Weiss pointed out that the very city council that Lopez-Pierre wants to join has already symbolically banned the use of the "N" word. One wonders how Lopez-Pierre imagines he'll fit in with such a rarefied body.
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If you are asking the foreclosing bank to accept a land contract, they are not really set up to do that. Typically they are selling the foreclosed property to recover as much money as they can and they are not prepared to accept monthly payments. When they do sell, if you need to finance the purchase, they would require you to obtain a mortage which would then be using the property as security for the loan. Hope that helps!
Thank you for your inquiry, but I'm afraid I misread your original question. I thought you were asking if it were possible to "land a contract", rather than what I see now that you meant, a "land contract". Landing a contract is no problem, getting a land contract is a very different story. I have not heard of any banks willing to do that with foreclosed properties. They typically want their money and to move on, so I would be surprised if you found one that would accept a land contract. I say "surprised", but that doesn't mean it can't happen. Banks are like people, they have different personalities and attitudes, so you may very well find one that will work with you. Best of luck in your home search...Jim
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Heinz Salad Cream celebrates its 100th anniversary next week - but is it just a poor man's mayonnaise?
Caroline Corcoran pays homage to an often overlooked, completely unironic and very British condiment
When Fabio Capello banned tomato ketchup during the 2010 World Cup, it was yet another source (or should that be sauce?) of contention. So Roy Hodgson's decision to reverse the condiment crackdown and put the red and even brown stuff back on the table has been greeted with relish. "The sauce is a sore point," admitted England goalkeeper Ben Foster. "But we're allowed it now, yes. And butter as well."
Yet I can't help thinking that the England manager might have let one slip through the net. Salad cream, once so nationally beloved it was known as "the English sauce", celebrates its 100th birthday next week, and yet for some people it's still little more than a poor man's mayonnaise.
There were many food-based shocks for me when I first moved to London from the North-west. The 3pm reach for something called "ricecakes", which my colleagues would eat without condiments or toppings, parching their poor mouths at their desks as I looked over in confusion from the crisp machine. They liked raw fish. Their enthusiasm for hummus knew no bounds. But the most alarming difference was the ubiquity of the worst condiment of all: mayonnaise. In a city where everyone thinks of themselves as a bit of a foodie, salad cream had found itself on an unofficial list of foods that just weren't "done".
We're still buying salad cream – 40,409,760 bottles were sold last year, 75 per cent of them Heinz – but it's seen as a guilty pleasure to be snuck into the trolley, not something you'd present at your dinner table with pride.
It wasn't ever thus. While a recipe for English Salad Sauce appeared in Eliza Acton's 1845 Modern Cookery For Private Families and a salad cream made it into Mrs Beeton's Household Management, it took a US firm to popularise this most British of condiments. Salad cream was the first product developed by Heinz specifically for the UK market and took eight years to perfect, finally appearing in grocers' shops in 1914. It was produced in Harlesden, West London where 180 dozen jars a day were handpacked in straw-lined barrels, with a halfpenny bonus if workers reached their targets.
The signature tang was something that Charles Helen, who ran Heinz in the UK at the time and meticulously oversaw its creation, believed would appeal to British taste buds. During the 1940s, when tomato ketchup was in short supply, people turned to salad cream to make bland rations tasty. But gradually times changed and salad cream went from being the only salad dressing on the block in wartime to just one more option in an increasingly packed market. There was also the fact that people were travelling more; they came back from Italy with aged balsamic vinegar and from Greece with tzatziki. Salad cream had simply lost its monopoly and, in the 1990s, Heinz considered scrapping it.
But there was such an outcry that the issue was even raised in the House of Commons and Heinz invested £10m in an ad campaign, increased the price by 40p (no doubt to satisfy snooty Londoners) and Salad Cream was saved for the nation. Which is a relief because, unlike Fabio Capello, salad cream gets us. It gets our British love for putting things between two slices of bread. It gets that we might all have spent the past decade getting into Korean barbecue pop-ups and thrice-cooked chips but, really, we're masquerading. Showing off. Trying to be fancy when we bleed OXO gravy.
The Italians might have huge vats of oregano-tinged tomato sauces; the French may use up their proliferation of olives in rich tapenades. But the Brits? When it comes down to it, a vinegary, pale yellow gloop that we can squeeze on to a door-stopping cheddar sandwich will do us just fine, thanks.
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The near-Earth object, designated 2010 AB78, was discovered by WISE Jan. 12. The mission's sophisticated software picked out the moving object against a background of stationary stars. As WISE circled Earth, scanning the sky above, it observed the asteroid several times during a period of one-and-a-half days before the object moved beyond its view. Researchers then used the University of Hawaii's 2.2-meter (88-inch) visible-light telescope near the summit of Mauna Kea to follow up and confirm the discovery.
The asteroid is currently about 158 million kilometers (98 million miles) from Earth. It is estimated to be roughly 1 kilometer (0.6 miles) in diameter and circles the sun in an elliptical orbit tilted to the plane of our solar system. The object comes as close to the sun as Earth, but because of its tilted orbit, it will not pass very close to Earth for many centuries. This asteroid does not pose any foreseeable impact threat to Earth, but scientists will continue to monitor it.
To scientists who study seismic hazards in the Caribbean, there was no surprise in the magnitude 7 earthquake that devastated the Haitian capital, Port-au-Prince, two weeks ago.
Except, perhaps, in where on the island of Hispaniola it occurred.
"If I had had to make a bet, I would have bet that the first earthquake would have taken place in the northern Dominican Republic, not Haiti," said Eric Calais, a geophysicist at Purdue University who has conducted research in the area for years.
The fault that ruptured violently on Jan. 12 had been building up strain since the last major earthquake in Port-au-Prince, 240 years ago. Dr. Calais and others had warned in 2008 that a quake could occur along that segment, part of what is called the Enriquillo-Plantain Garden fault zone, although they could not predict when.
Astronomer and President of the Royal Society (academy of science) Martin Rees said science had made enormous progress in the search for planets grouped around other distant stars — a discipline he stressed did not exist in the 1990s.
"Now we know that most of the stars, like the sun, are likely to have planetary systems around them and we have every reason to suspect that many of them have planets that are rather like our earth," Rees told Reuters in an interview.
As torrential rains pelted wildfire-stripped hillsides and flooded highways, a team of scientists hunkered down at the California Institute of Technology to work on a "Frankenstorm" scenario — a mother lode wintry blast that could potentially sock the Golden State.
The hypothetical but plausible storm would be similar to the 1861-1862 extreme floods that temporarily moved the state capital from Sacramento to San Francisco and forced the then-governor to attend his inauguration by rowboat.
The scenario "is much larger than anything in living memory," said project manager Dale Cox with the U.S. Geological Survey.
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That assertion was based on ' speculation' featured in an eight-year-old article in New Scientist magazine.
Mr Marek Kukula, public astronomer at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, said: "Part of me is with the enthusiasts and I would like us to try to make proactive contact with a wiser, more peaceful civilization."
But he warned: "We might like to assume that if there is intelligent life out there it is wise and benevolent, but of course we have no evidence for this.
"Given the consequences of contact may not be what we initially hoped for, then we need governments and the UN to get involved in any discussions," he told The Sunday Times.
The confirmed death toll from Haiti's devastating earthquake has risen above 150,000 in the Port-au-Prince area alone, a government minister has said.
Communications minister Marie-Laurence Jocelyn Lassegue said the count was based on bodies collected in and around the capital by state company CNE.
Many more remain uncounted under rubble in the capital and elsewhere, including the towns of Jacmel and Leogane.
The search for survivors has officially ended and the focus has shifted to aid.
As the death toll in Haiti has risen, it has become clear the 12 January quake is one of the worst natural disasters to have struck in recent years.
Britain's terrorist threat level was raised tonight from "substantial" to "severe" - meaning that counter-terrorism agencies believe an attack is "highly likely".
The measure was approved at a meeting of the Government's Cobra emergency committee and announced by Alan Johnson, the Home Secretary.
The Times understands that the decision to raise the threat level is connected to the conference on Afghanistan taking place at Lancaster House, London, next Thursday.
Sources said there had been intensive discussions throughout the day relating to intelligence suggesting a possible attempted "spectacular" by an al-Qaeda affiliated group.
The 134-page report, released Friday by the National Academy of Sciences, states that the $4 million spent by the United States annually to identify all potentially dangerous asteroids near Earth is not enough to do the job mandated by Congress in 2005.
NASA is in dire need of more funding to meet the challenge, and less than $1 million is currently set aside to research ways to counter space rocks that do endanger the Earth — measures like developing the spacecraft and technology to deflect incoming asteroids — the report states.
An early draft of the report, entitled "Defending the Earth: Near-Earth Object Surveys and Hazard-Mitigation Strategies," was released in August 2009. The final report, written by a committee of expert scientists, says NASA is ill-equipped to catalog 90 percent of the nearby asteroids that are 460 feet (140 meters) across or larger, as directed by Congress.
The United States should also be planning more methods of defending Earth against an asteroid threat in the near-term. Nuclear weapons should be a last resort — but they're also only useful if the world has years of advance notice of a large, incoming space rock, the report states.
The idea has been successfully modeled using what's known about the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami. It looks like the wave moving through the Earth's magnetic field probably generated a small electrical current. That, in turn, could be absorbed by undersea cables and ought to be noticed as a telltale power surge.
If so, then undersea cables could be a quick way to detect and monitor dangerous tsunamis in the open ocean.
The United States must do more to safeguard the Earth against destruction by an asteroid than merely prepping nuclear missiles, a new report has found.
The 134-page report, released Friday by the National Academy of Sciences, states that the $4 million spent by the United States to identify all potentially dangerous asteroids near Earth is not enough to do the job mandated by Congress in 2005. NASA is in dire need of more funding to meet the challenge, and less than $1 million is currently set aside to research ways to counter space rocks that do endanger the Earth — measures like developing the spacecraft and technology to deflect incoming asteroids — the report states.
An early draft of the report, entitled "Defending the Earth: Near-Earth Object Surveys and Hazard-Mitigation Strategies," was released in August 2009. The final report, written by a committee of expert scientists, says NASA is ill-equipped to catalogue 90 percent of the nearby asteroids that are 460 feet (140 meters) across or larger as directed by Congress.
The strongest Atlantic hurricanes may almost double in frequency by the end of the century as the planet warms, US scientists said yesterday in the journal Science.
Occurrence of the most destructive hurricanes may rise 81 percent over 80 years while the total number of storms, including weaker systems, is projected to drop by 28 percent, the researchers said. The net effect may be to increase property damage by 30 percent, Tom Knutson, a coauthor of the study, said.
"There will be fewer storms, more of these more intense storms, and it works out to some increase in damage potential,'' said Knutson, a climate scientist at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The 81 percent rise translates to about a doubling over a century, he said.
The battered nation has felt more than 45 significant aftershocks since the Jan. 12 quake. Wednesday's event, originally estimated at magnitude 6.1 but later revised to a 5.9, tied an earlier aftershock as the strongest so far.
These events are a sign the land is adjusting to "the new reality of the rock layers," said Bruce Pressgrave, a geophysicist with the U.S. Geological Survey.
Eric Calais of Purdue University, who has studied earthquake potential in the region, said aftershocks could continue for several weeks and that another jolt as strong as Wednesday's would not be surprising.
"They will be less and less frequent, but large ones can still strike," he said. So buildings are still at risk, especially those already weakened, he said.
Take, for example, the blazing pinwheel that appeared in Norwegian skies in December 2009, shown here. The sight sparked speculation that aliens were sending earthlings a signal. Other researchers speculated – and the Russian military later confirmed – that a missile failed.
NBC space analyst James Oberg says the incident fits into a long tradition of UFO sightings over Russia that are caused by secret military and space activities. Even when there's a prosaic explanation for the sightings, they can provide useful information about covert activities. ( 8 Pages @ MSNBC )
In the latest issue of Nature Geoscience Tobias Hergert of the Karlsruhe Institute for Technology and Oliver Heidbach of the GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences present the results of the computer simulation, which was developed within the framework of the CEDIM (Centre for Disaster Management and Risk Reduction Technology).project "Megacity Istanbul."
The Izmit-Earthquake of August 1999 resulted in 18,000 death victims and was, with a magnitude of 7.4, the most recent quake of a series, which began in 1939 to the east of Turkey and gradually ran along the plate border between the Anatolian and the Eurasian Plate from east to west. Therefore, the next quake in this series is expected to take place west of Izmit, i.e. south of Istanbul. The city has, thus, a threatening earthquake risk.
The quakes have been gaining strength, with a 3.1 tremor recorded at 11:03 a.m. today. A 2.9 quake was recorded at 12:38 p.m.
Prof. Robert B. Smith, a geophysicist at the University of Utah and one of the leading experts on earthquake and volcanic activity at Yellowstone, said that the activity is a "notable swarm."
"The swarm is located about 10 miles northwest of Old Faithful, Wyo., and nine miles southeast of West Yellowstone, Montana," said Smith.
Jamie Farrell, a doctoral student in geophysics who works with Smith at the University of Utah, said that as of 3 p.m. today, 270 quakes have been recorded in the past two days. Farrell said the quakes are occurring in an area about 5 miles from where the largest swarm of quakes was ever recorded in October 1985. Quakes in the current swarm have ranged in magnitude of 0.5 to 3.1.
Farrell said there have been reports of at least one of the tremors being felt in the park, but he is expecting more reports as the earthquakes continue.
Smith said such swarms are "relatively common." Today's tremors seem to be normal tectonic activity, and is "not an indication" that some sort of volcanic activity will occur.


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"I try to buy things that are used instead of new. We have quite a few vintage clothing stores here in Lawrence, so I try not to shop for new clothes."
"I don't buy a lot of meat and eat mostly vegetarian. It ends up saving me a lot of money in the long run."
"I make a list when I go shopping and stick to it, and I try not to make impulse buys. I also bring my lunch to work and only eat out on weekends."
"I don't do enough. I'm always broke. I try not to go out to eat as much and cook at home. That, and I try to get drunk before I go out to the bar."
jonas 6 years, 10 months ago
I reclaim all of my water and perspiration through a still-suit. Loss is limited to less than a thimbleful a day.
Ceallach 6 years, 10 months ago
I listen to Dave Ramsey, he shames me out of many a "bargain" at the stores. To quote the mighty Dave, "Remember folks, if you don't need it, it's not a bargain!"
sgtwolverine 6 years, 10 months ago
Vintage clothing stores : Thrift shops :: Pre-owned vehicles : Used cars
Same things, just snootier names.
What do I do to save money? I buy less.
tonythetiger 6 years, 10 months ago
I sleep under trees to save on rent. I kill things and eat them instead of buy groceries. I have a fur coat and always wear it to save on utility bills. I don't have any other clothes than my fur coat.
sunflower_sue 6 years, 10 months ago
Bathe monthly. Patchouli is an effective masking agent. Also, shaving the legs in only the summer months cuts down on blade use and adds a layer of good insulation.
sunflower_sue 6 years, 10 months ago
le, how does one get into that line of work? I'm seriously interested in knowing.
oldvet 6 years, 10 months ago
Reminds me of when the old nurse came out of the patient's room with a disgusted look on her face.
"What's wrong?" the young nurse asked...
"Why, that filthy patient has the word 'Swan' tattooed on his member!" she replied.
The young nurse went in to see for herself and, nearly an hour later, came out of the room smiling... "You're wrong about that tattoo" she told the old nurse, "He is from Canada and it really says 'Saskatchewan'!!!"
crackers 6 years, 10 months ago
I purchase most everything from China, South Korea, Japan, and Mexico.
phenommenom 6 years, 10 months ago
I like to buy used items. I think that it is good for my pocket book as well as for the enviorment!
sunflower_sue 6 years, 10 months ago
le, I think I'm ok at coloring between the lines, and I have no aversion to blood or needles (or male members for that matter), but I don't think tattooing is a career path for me. I'm just really interested in "how" one becomes a tattooist. (It's not like you sign up for tattooing 101 in college.) I just find it all fascinating. I've seen some really beautiful tatts, but I think I would lose half of my young customers by telling them that they were filling up their canvases too fast. I'd also argue with some of them over their choices. (See, I'd be really bad at making any money at it.)
"You interested in becoming a penis tattooist? Sounds lucrative. $1000 per 5 minutes is good money. My math is fuzzy, but that sounds like Paul McCartney's ex-wife/hooker type cash." -TOB
that kind of cash could almost talk me into it!
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10 Ways to Color Easter Eggs With Household Items — Part Science Experiment, Part Fun
by Joseph Erdos in How-to, March 28th, 2013Have onions at home, or maybe turmeric, a packet of Kool-Aid or Red Hots candies? If you do, then you're in luck, because you are on your way to creating your own homemade dyes for coloring Easter eggs. You may look at the household items and think nothing of them, but with just some water, vinegar, and a little time, you can color eggs without buying the box of dyes from the supermarket. But the best part about the project is that it's fun to do, especially when you get the kids involved — helping color the eggs only, of course. It's part science experiment and part fun.
It all starts with creating a concentrated dye by boiling your chosen ingredient (be it vegetable, candy, etc.) with water and vinegar. Get Food Network Magazine's how-to recipe here for eggs dyed with beets, onion skins, turmeric, red cabbage and coffee. Then click on the gallery to get five more ideas from Food Network Magazine that use Now and Later candies, Red Hots, Jell-O, frozen blueberries and Kool-Aid. Your family will love trying out the different dyes to discover their color intensities. Happy Easter!
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Former Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf told CNN tonight that he backs Pakistan's decision to shut down Facebook this week in response to an online group calling on people to draw the Prophet Mohammed. Here's what Musharraf - who said today that he plans to return to Pakistan to re-enter politics - told Wolf Blitzer:
You cannot have photographs of the Prophet Mohammed - leave aside going for cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed. It's most unfortunate. We must understand, these are sensitive issues. And for the sake of independence of media, liberty of speech, we cannot hurt sensitivities of millions of people. We must not do that. I am against that.
Musharraf, by the way, is huge on Facebook, with more than 200,000 friends.
Full story here.
Muslim are creating their own halal-internet. at least this is what HalalGate is promising to Muslim worldwide. the ability to block every site social network, chat room or any services that conflict with their Islamic beliefs and values. Sound like a promising software to isolate the 1.6 billion Muslim from internet. if you can't see it it won't hurt you. nice slogan.
When I was a child, I would frequently blaspheme my own religion, as it were; people didn't care for it, but they let it roll off their backs and asked me to stop, and nobody was really grossly offended by it. There were multiple pictures of the religious deity in question, even in the restroom; obviously my fellow religious members had a good deal of humor in them as well. If certain people can't allow things to roll off their backs when they are as unimportant and meaningless as online humor, then how do they expect to make it through the really difficult things in life. Is that why we, as the innovators in the west and the far east are able to move society forward; because we can let something as simple as petty mockery slide? I just saw a comedy site with a Bra on Buddha; nobody seems to care about that. Draw a stick figure and say it's Mohammed online and you might get shut down; draw a bear costume on a cartoon on a cable network and claim Mohammed is inside and that cartoon may never be seen again. I don't know which is sadder, the outrage over nothing – childish temper tantrums, or the rest of this world's willingness to bend over backwards because of it. I for one think it's time we put freedom back into our press and internet – where it belongs.
The very idea of banning facebook and youtube seems to be absurd. As a matter of fact, the decision makers are unaware of the usefulness of both sites. To express deep concerns and disregard, boycotting is no solution but a peaceful dialogue on the web as well as international forums. In short Facebook and Youtube have done a great deal to spread education and knowledge and had undoubtly presented the real face of Islam.
Let Mohammad and Allah use their powers and kill all those people writing cartoons about them..
Meanwhile, we pakistanis carry on with our difficult lives normally, instead of protesting or punishing the evil men.. Let the evil men be punished by Allah if not Mohammed..
You know what, neither Allah nor Mohammed have taken any actions against those evil cartoonists.. On what sense should be stop earning our levlihood and get on to street?
The issue is a sensative issue, which makes is abnormal instead of normal. It's something that if a child here would do it, he would be deemed 'special ed'. Growing up there was a kid in school who would literally go on a raging tantrum if I stuck my elbows out and counted 1-2-3 1-2-3 over and over. He would literally grab his head, scream and start swinging at everything. Yes we was a special ed student. It wasn't that I was making a mock of him and hating him by any means, it persists because it's almost comical that ANYONE would ever make a fuss over something as irrelevant as the actions taken.
One country has different sensativity. One thing Muslims did to 'get back at us' is sometimes post a picture of Jesus. Because to them, that would 'supposedly offend us just as much'. To us, you are very abnormal for accusing the stupid junk we do 'offensive and hated'. Being offended is natural, but if I get ULTRA OFFENDED at the letter S being used, since S is the symbol of money and money is the symbol of greed and greed is against my imaginary storybook character, and every time you typed S I'd flip my lid and go kill people and have huge ralleys with signs saying 'SLAY ALL THE INFIDELS WHO USE S' then others are going to see you as a bunch of crazies and be in such disbelief that it's true that they'll keep typing S just to see you get more enraged!
tl;dr religion is for children..
I think reaction of Muslims around the world in general and Pakistani Muslims in particular is quite normal. Everyone in this world know that the issue is sensitive. What on earth will western world achieve by drawing such carricatures?? I really dont find any reason to that. This is not freedom of expression. This is extremism on part of few people, an act of instigation and I think facebook is party to it. We strongly condemn such acts. These acts are absolutely intentional aiming at spreaading hatered among various religions.
its a good step of court to ban the facebook . my question is that just the muslims don't have any freedom of spech??? if muslims protest against such activites which hurts them and their religion they are called terorist. now when they took a silent step to ban such sites. what would you like to call them now???? we are the human beings as the others are, we have the equal rights to realize the outer world that now you are crossing the limits in the name of liberty to spech. plz consider it as a serious issue. first we are THE MUSLIMS then any thing else
being 'THE MUSLIMS' is the problem in the first place.
Wrong Interpretation of "Freedom of expressions" , There must be some ethics and norms in such freedom of expressions. In society gathering of thousands of naked people also called freedom of expression, what you expect from them?
What about millions of other contents which are created by Muslims against others? Do you think that they are right? Others are still peaceful. So others are also free to do anything they like. Do not say Muslims feeling are hurt. Accept it. If you want to ban face book etc. ban everything of infidels. There will be nothing left with Islam then. All development in this world is done by non Muslims. Stop Millions of Muslims who are giving visa applications to the countries of no Islam.
very surprize to know that you are a person with great name TARIQ but mently to much weak.for your information the base of every development is made by Muslim,explore your knowledge! and main point is that respect of every prophet is compulsory for every person wheather he is Muslim or not.read back history when Muslim rule the world,then tell me what is the difference between tht leadership and today your leadership!only development is not acheivement.why death rate is increasing in europe?why their is not any safety for women in europe?why maximum addicted persons are in non-muslim country?and so on!we get visa for europe only for study or for income as you came in spain and islamic countries in that period.
Facebook people are retarded. Yeah yeah freedom of speech and all that but why provoke people just for the fun of it. If some radical blows something up because of this you can bet it will be facebook where all the hate groups condemning the action will pop up. Let the sleeping tiger sleep.
disagree with you bro your statics are wrong facebook has 2359620 users in Pakistan and they are educated peoples and they welcome that ban infect we are going to promote boycotting facebook and joining another social website which policies are against this racism and hatred. they have no right to hurt 1.7 billion Muslims feelings.
>implying they care about Muslim's feelings in the first place
Obviously Musharraf would support such a ban, he also blocked several websites during his last year in power, and he would need a reason to justify his own act.
Apart from that, who gave the courts here in Pakistan and the Government to put curbs on freedom to access any website across the internet, including Facebook, Youtube, Wikipedia, Orkut and Flicker? Just because of a minuscule issue, they ended up blocking half of the websites over the internet, and doesn't that violate our fundamental rights here in Pakistan. Just because a minority was getting offended (I bet 90% of them never even heard of Facebook), they imposed their decision on all of us who didn't agree to such an approach, and the courts in Pakistan have behaved in the same manner.
Who needs to worry about the Taliban coming to power when ever state is already behind the curtains is like that.
Well done..........going very well...........I think being a Muslim you must love your Allah's prophet, obey him and respect him because allah himself said in Quran, and if you are not doing so it means you are denying that and in the same time you are loosing your honour of being Muslim. and these all are happing just because of your nonsence ego...........you need to think again on your comment.
Ghaus Mohammad how dare you use Mohammad in your name! It is offensive to Mohammad (PooBeUponHim)
have a better solution..
You know what, neither Allah nor Mohammed have taken any actions against those evil cartoonists.. On what sense should be stop earning our levlihood and get on to street to protest?
asad zaidi!!!
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Recently, a reader (Xen) emailed me wanting some daygame coaching in-field. I had MC (fellow coach) take him out to the streets and do some approaches. I joined them halfway just to see how the session went and I must say it went pretty well. I've had a few people contact me asking for help but almost none of them were willing to put in the effort to take the first step to put themselves out there.
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Game has often been referred to as an "art" (i.e., pick up artistry, or the art of seduction). However in recent years we see it gradually shifting into the scientific circle, as the line between art and science starts to meld together as well. While it is not a natural science in itself--unless you're talking evolutionary biology--it can come under the umbrella of social science. The point being, there has been an increasing number of empirical evidence which supports the theories which game practitioners have been hypothesizing since the days of Mystery. Neil Strauss, David X, and the other pioneers could be referred to as the empirical scientists, taking their hypotheses and field testing it--very much unlike the "theoretical scientists" of today, who seem to form the majority of new dating coaches who seem to be popping up these days. Read the rest of this page »
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"I agree with all the comments made, a good tour plenty of information ... I would recommend Stuart, brush up on your history before you go, you are asked questions."
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Private/Group tours are available throughout the year with the price of the tour depending on group size and tour length. For instance a tour for up to 25 people would require one guide at a cost of £100.00 per guide. This is for a standard 90 minute tour with an optional additional fee of £1 per person for college admission.
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"We really enjoyed our tour with Sam. It was very informative and the opportunity to see inside a number of the colleges (without paying extra) was an added bonus. Highly recommended."
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"Thanks Stuart, for a lovely and very interesting Oxford tour. Despite the ongoing rain (as you said the first rainy day in summer, lucky us...) we had a wonderful time with you as our guide!"
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