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The 9/11 documentary "ZERO" to be broadcast on Al Jazeera TV on Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 in two parts and on Russian State TV on September 12, 2008 ("One")
on Friday September 12th, 2008, from 9.25pm until 00.30am followed by a discussion with two US-journalists and two journalists from Russia. Estimated number of viewers: 20 million.
Berlin, September 6, 2008: 9/11 event in Germany supports demands for a new international
9/11 investigation. On September 11 the documentary "Zero" will be aired
on Russian State TV.
In Berlin, Germany a 9/11 event took place on Thursday and Friday this week.
Speakers were:
Giulietto Chiesa, an Italian member of the EU Parliament
Jürgen Elsässer, journalist and author – Link
Andreas von Bülow, former Minister of Research and Technology in Germany
Jochen Scholz, former Lt Col Airforce
Mathias Bröckers, Journalist, Link
Ekkehard Sieker, TV-Journalist
Eckart Spoo, Editor of the magazine "Ossietzky"
The Italian documentary "Zero" was screened at the conference.
On Friday a press conference was held at the Government Press Conference building in Berlin.
Subject was the push for a new international investigation of the 9/11 attacks. Mr.Giulietto Chiesa announced that the documentary "Zero" will be aired on Russia´s main TV-channel on September 11, followed by an discussion with two US-journalists and two journalists from Russia.
The 9/11 event took place at the "Russian House" in downtown Berlin, in an packed auditorium in front of almost 300 people. The Russian House was chosen after two other venues turned… Continue reading
Reuters North American News Service
Sep 10, 2008 08:28 EST
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Seven years after the Sept. 11 attacks, there is no
consensus outside the United States that Islamist militants from al Qaeda were
responsible, according to an international poll published Wednesday.
The survey of 16,063 people in 17 nations found majorities in only nine countries
believe al Qaeda was behind the attacks on New York and Washington that killed
about 3,000 people in 2001.
U.S. officials squarely blame al Qaeda, whose leader Osama bin Laden has boasted
of organizing the suicide attacks by his followers using hijacked commercial
On average, 46 percent of those surveyed said al Qaeda was responsible, 15
percent said the U.S. government, 7 percent said Israel and 7 percent said some
other perpetrator. One in four people said they did not know who was behind
the attacks.
The poll was conducted by WorldPublicOpinion.org, a collaborative project of
research centers in various countries managed by the Program on International
Policy Attitudes at the University of Maryland in the United States.
In Europe, al Qaeda was cited by 56 percent of Britons and Italians, 63 percent
of French and 64 percent of Germans. The U.S. government was to blame, according
to 23 percent of Germans and 15 percent of Italians.
Respondents in the Middle East were especially likely to name a perpetrator
other than al Qaeda, the poll found.
Israel was behind the attacks, said 43 percent of people in Egypt, 31 percent
in… Continue reading
by Naomi Wolf
Huffington Post – September 24,
2008 Global Research , October 3, 2008
Please understand what you are looking at when you look at Sarah "Evita" Palin. You are looking at the designated muse of the coming American police state.
No, this is not some "lefty" anti-Republican commentary … this is information that should be of grave concern to every one of us. Have a look also at the American Freedom Campaign which Wolf cofounded, and her books, The End of America: A Letter of Warning to a Young Patriot and Give Me Liberty: A Handbook for American Revolutionaries
UPDATE 10/6/08: Just received a link to this TalkingStickTV interview of Naomi Wolf about her new book, "Give Me Liberty."
You have to understand how things work in a closing society in order to understand "Palin Power." A gang or cabal seizes power, usually with an affable, weak figurehead at the fore. Then they will hold elections — but they will make sure that the election will be corrupted and that the next affable, weak figurehead is entirely in their control. Remember, Russia has Presidents; Russia holds elections. Dictators and gangs of thugs all over the world hold elections. It means nothing. When a cabal has seized power you can have elections and even presidents, but you don't have freedom.
I realized early on with horror what I was seeing in Governor Palin: the continuation of the Rove-Cheney cabal, but this time without restraints.… Continue reading
Festival is serious about Poland's booming cinema
November 9, 2008
By Bill Stamets
Of the city's festivals with a national focus, the Polish Film Festival in
America might be the most serious about cinema. Just look at the credits for
the 76 features, documentaries and shorts in this year's online schedule. For
the cinephile, this 20-year-old event not only lists the director of each film,
but also names the screenwriter, cinematographer, editor, art director and composer.
"The Polish film industry is blossoming right now," says Christopher
Kamyszew, the festival's founder and honorary chairman. "More films
are being produced and more have the ambition to do well in the local movie
theater in Poland." That translates into more comedies. Kamyszew is
bringing over "Lejdis," Poland's hit comedy of the year.
20th POLISH FILM FESTIVAL IN AMERICA
When: Through Nov. 23
Where: Society for Arts' Gallery Theatre (1112 N. Milwaukee), Copernicus
Center (5216 W. Lawrence), Facets Cinematheque (1517 W. Fullerton), Beverly
Arts Center (2407 W. 111th St.) and the Skokie Theatre (7924 Lincoln, Skokie)
Tickets: $13 features; $10 documentary programs. Discounts for students
and seniors, and for retrospective and sidebar screenings. $50 festival
pass for one person for five screenings (except opening, closing and special
screenings). Available at www.pf famerica.com, Polish bookstores and six
Palomar travel agency offices.
Phone: (773) 486-9612
More than 50 directors, producers and actors will fly in to speak at screenings.
LOT Polish Airlines is one of the sponsors of the non-profit festival.
expanded this year's… Continue reading
The United States gave Israel free reign Friday on whether to send troops into the Gaza Strip, insisting that the key to a ceasefire is an Israeli demand for Hamas to permanently halt rocket fire.
But the White House said it has asked Israel to try hard to avoid civilian casualties as reserves were called up for an expected ground incursion on top of a week of air strikes that has killed more than 400 Palestinians.
"We've been in regular contact with the Israelis," White House deputy press secretary Gordon Johndroe told reporters when asked if US officials were trying to prevent a possible ground offensive.
US officials have urged the Israelis "to be mindful that any of the actions that they're taking in Gaza avoid unnecessary civilian casualties and also to help continue with the flow of humanitarian goods," he said.
"So I think any steps they are taking, whether it's from the air or on the ground or anything of that nature, are part and parcel of the same operation," Johndroe said.
"Those will be decisions made by the Israelis," he said.
"Israel has a right to defend itself from these rocket attacks, and so we'll see," Johndroe said when asked about progress toward a ceasefire.
After briefing Bush about events in Gaza, just 18 days before he hands the White House to his successor Barack Obama, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Washington was pursuing diplomacy with its partners in the Middle East.…Continue reading
by Peter Dale Scott
January 7, 2009
Paulson's Financial Bailout
It is becoming clear that the bailout measures of late 2008 may have consequences at least as grave for an open society as the response to 9/11 in 2001. Many members of Congress felt coerced into voting against their inclinations, and the normal procedures for orderly consideration of a bill were dispensed with.
The excuse for bypassing normal legislative procedures was the existence of an emergency. But one of the most reprehensible features of the legislation, that it allowed Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson to permit bailed-out institutions to use public money for exorbitant salaries and bonuses, was inserted by Paulson after the immediate crisis had passed.
According to Congressman Peter Welch (D-Vermont) the bailout bill originally called for a cap on executive salaries, but Paulson changed the requirement at the last minute. Welch and other members of Congress were enraged by "news that banks getting taxpayer-funded bailouts are still paying exorbitant salaries, bonuses, and other benefits."1 In addition, as AP reported in October, "Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y. questioned allowing banks that accept bailout bucks to continue paying dividends on their common stock. `There are far better uses of taxpayer dollars than continuing dividend payments to shareholders," he said."2
Even more reprehensible is the fact that since the bailouts, Paulson and the Treasury Department have refused to provide details of the Troubled Assets Relief Program spending of hundreds of billions of dollars, while the New York Federal Reserve has… Continue reading
I'm posting Michael Heart's new video with a special dedication today, just from this mother in Kansas, for all the mothers (and others) in Gaza …
Why? Because yesterday "our" Senate unanimously affirmed, by cowardly "voice vote" (meaning there is no written record and we can't know who represented humanity vs. who represented Israel), "Recognizing the right of Israel to defend itself against attacks from Gaza and reaffirming the United States' strong support for Israel in its battle with Hamas, and supporting the Israeli-Palestinian peace process."
Reuters reports, in "US Senate supports Israel's Gaza incursion": "The Senate resolution encourages President George W. Bush 'to work actively to support a durable, enforceable and sustainable ceasefire in Gaza as soon as possible that prevents Hamas from retaining or rebuilding the capability to launch rockets or mortars against Israel,' Reid said. (emphasis added) The article goes on to report the current death toll (without mentioning numbers of injured, or the overwhelming number of women and children) as 700 Palestinians : 11 Israelis (4 by friendly fire).
Therefore, this Special Dedication From Janice goes out to all you Senators (especially "AIPAC bill" S.Res.10 sponsors Harry Reid and Mitch McConnell, and you 31 cosponsors); to H.Res.34 sponsor Nancy Pelosi (and your 11 cosponsors); to Bush & Cheney who have perpetuated this for eight long years and truly re-defined "war crime"; to Obama, who believes that blowing up children cowering in a UN school warrants no response beyond vague support for this crime against humanity; and perhaps especially to Condoleeza Rice, who has the gaul to shamefully "represent" US to the world as not wanting to stop the MASSACRE until she's convinced it will ensure a "lasting peace" — even while thousands of children and other innocent citizens of Gaza starve, bleed, and die … This one's for you.…Continue reading
Originally published at AlterNet By Joshua Holland on February 3, 2009
Explosive anger is spilling out onto the streets of Europe. The meltdown of the global economy is igniting massive social unrest in a region that has long been a symbol of political stability and social cohesion.
It's not a new trend: A wave of upheaval is spreading from the poorer countries on the periphery of the global economy to the prosperous core.
Over the past few years, a series of riots spread across what is patronizingly known as the Third World. Furious mobs have raged against skyrocketing food and energy prices, stagnating wages and unemployment in India, Senegal, Yemen, Indonesia, Morocco, Cameroon, Brazil, Panama, the Philippines, Egypt, Mexico and elsewhere.
For the most part, those living in wealthier countries took little notice. But now, with the global economy crashing down around us, people in even the wealthiest nations are mad as hell and reacting violently to what they view as an inadequate response to their tumbling economies.
The Telegraph (UK) warned last month that protests over governments' handling of the crisis "are widespread and gathering pace," and "may spark a new revolution":
A depression triggered in America is being played out in Europe with increasing violence, and other forms of social unrest are spreading. In Iceland, a government has fallen. Workers have… Continue reading
Originally published at TruthDig.com by Chris Hedges on February 2, 2009
The daily bleeding of thousands of jobs will soon turn our economic crisis into a political crisis. The street protests, strikes and riots that have rattled France, Turkey, Greece, Ukraine, Russia, Latvia, Lithuania, Bulgaria and Iceland will descend on us. It is only a matter of time. And not much time. When things start to go sour, when Barack Obama is exposed as a mortal waving a sword at a tidal wave, the United States could plunge into a long period of precarious social instability.
At no period in American history has our democracy been in such peril or has the possibility of totalitarianism been as real. Our way of life is over. Our profligate consumption is finished. Our children will never have the standard of living we had. And poverty and despair will sweep across the landscape like a plague. This is the bleak future. There is nothing President Obama can do to stop it. It has been decades in the making. It cannot be undone with a trillion or two trillion dollars in bailout money. Our empire is dying. Our economy has collapsed.
How will we cope with our decline? Will we cling to the absurd dreams of a superpower and a glorious tomorrow or will we responsibly face our stark new limitations? Will we heed those who are sober and rational, those who speak of a new simplicity and humility, or will we follow the demagogues… Continue reading
by Kenneth J. Theisen
28 March 2009
President Barack Obama continued with his latest escalation of the war in Afghanistan
by announcing his plans to send an additional 4,000 U.S. troops to Afghanistan
to train Afghan government puppet forces. He also announced plans to send hundreds
of diplomats and civilian officials to the country, in what Secretary of State
Hillary Clinton called an "integrated military-civilian strategy".
Like his predecessor George W. Bush, Obama raised the specter of "terrorism"
to justify his actions.
Obama stated that, "If the Afghanistan government falls to the Taliban
or allows al-Qaida to go unchallenged, that country will again be a base for
terrorists." Obama warned that the al-Qaida "terrorists" were
actively planning further attacks on the U.S. from havens in Pakistan. He stated,
"So I want the American people to understand that we have a clear and
focused goal: to disrupt, dismantle, and defeat al-Qaida in Pakistan and Afghanistan,
and to prevent their return to either country in the future." He went on
to claim, "That is the goal that must be achieved. That is a cause that
could not be more just. And to the terrorists who oppose us, my message is the
same: we will defeat you." Does this sound a little too much like Bush's
excuse for the initial invasion in 2001? I was waiting to hear Obama say, "bring
'em on."
This latest escalation builds on Obama's previously announced plan to
send 17,000 troops to that war-torn country. President George… Continue reading
© Copyright 2009, Michael C. Ruppert
AUTHOR: Michael C. Ruppert
RELEASE DATE: May 1, 2009
PUBLISHER: New World Digital, Inc.
265 pages with illustrations
Available for sale in digital format and paperback (wholesale and retail) at http://www.rubiconworks.com, http://www.amazon.com and other digital and online distribution points.
A New Book-Publishing Paradigm for a New Human Paradigm
NEW WORLD DIGITAL, Inc. one of the world's largest producers and distributors of electronic media in all digital formats including Kindle ®, Blu-ray ®, and print-on-demand is pleased to announce the publication of Michael C. Ruppert's newest book, "A Presidential Energy Policy: Twenty-five Points Addressing the Siamese Twins of Energy and Money".
We have been lied to about the stock market, AIG, Citigroup, hedge funds, mortgages, Ponzi-schemes, 401(k)s, the invasion of Iraq… even steroids in baseball. Why accept everything we have been told about energy? Our energy "information" comes from the same corporate entities that have misled us about everything else. A Presidential Energy Policy exposes the lies told about energy to protect a collapsing monetary system which now threatens all of industrial civilization. It also provides real, positive and immediate steps that can be taken at the individual, local, federal and global levels that can avert a potential extinction event for our species.
A Presidential Energy Policy says what an American president cannot, that energy and money (the economy) are Siamese… Continue reading
Intro comments from Reprehensor, of 911blogger.com: I met John Hankey at John Judge's 2006 COPA conference in Dallas. I was at first skeptical of Hankey's conclusions; that the Bush Crime Family is tied to not only the assassination of JFK, but that JFK Jr. was also assassinated, with George Walker Bush in Hankey's sites as a suspect. After watching his presentation in Dallas, I was convinced that Hankey is a serious researcher, who raises some important issues. Although Hankey was not consulted for Russ Baker's new book, Family of Secrets, Baker covers some of the same ground regarding Poppy Bush and JFK. I asked Hankey to summarize his take on the Bushes, and talk about the newly re-edited Dark Legacy.
SAME KILLERS – DIFFERENT DAY by John Hankey – April 18, 2009
There are a number of important parallels between the 9-11 attacks and the murder of JFK: the stand down of the most basic defense procedures / the outrageous cover-up and destruction of evidence / and the last name of some of the major perpetrators. Obviously the Bushes were involved in 9-11. Less well-known and less obvious is the central role played by George HW in the Kennedy assassination.
It has taken 40 years to collect the evidence to hang Kennedy's murder around Bush's neck.
I began 9 years ago when JFK Jr.'s plane went into the sea; the Pentagon took over the news reporting, and then lied ridiculously, into the teeth of reporters who knew… Continue reading
April 23, 2009
Let Sibel Edmonds Speak
Sibel gave a 75-min interview to Electric Politics on April 10. You can listen to it here. Mizgin has an overview of the interview here.
A partial transcript follows:
Sibel Edmonds: First of all, it has been documented in the past several decades, the importance of narcotics in the Turkish economy, but also the role of Turkish MIT – that is Turkish Intelligence – and the military having an active role. But you're also looking at the increased role of certain Central Asian countries and the Caucuses, and if you look at some of these regimes, these are the regimes that we have been supporting. Their economies also have become dependent on narcotics, because they have become a major transit – and in some places, for certain countries such as Azerbaijan, they have become major production centers.
After they shut down the casinos in Turkey – around 1998 – many of the large casinos in Turkey which were used to launder a lot of money, that also had to do with the narcotics, they actually moved and relocated to Azerbaijan, and there were several that went to Kazakhstan. So if you go through some of those Central Asian countries and you look at the list of the casinos, and you look at the ownership, you will see mainly Turkish ownership, and these are Turkish holding companies that relocated in 1998 to those countries.
George Kenney:… Continue reading
by Prof. Peter Dale Scott
June 10, 2009
In his remarkable speech at Cairo University on June 4, President Obama promised "a new beginning." In the words of the Israeli commentator Uri Avnery, the speech offered "the map of a new world, a different world, whose values and laws he spelled out in simple and clear language — a mixture of idealism and practical politics, vision and pragmatism."1
Much of what Obama had to say was new, and warmed the hearts of observers like myself, who had become increasingly concerned about the new president's fidelity to the financial and military policies of the previous Bush-Cheney administration. But while Obama broke new ground on Israel-Palestine issues, he glossed over troubling issues pertaining to the US presence in Iraq and Afghanistan. He also glossed over one of the fundamental issues alienating the Muslim world: America's relentless efforts to preserve its threatened financial status by moves to dominate the region's oil resources. Here his careful ambiguity was ominously reminiscent of the Bush era.
The speech reaffirmed a complete withdrawal of US forces from Iraq by 2012, as the U.S. committed itself to do in a signed agreement last December. In addition Obama asserted that "we do not want to keep our troops in Afghanistan… We would gladly bring every single one of our troops home if we could be confident that there were not violent extremists in Afghanistan and now Pakistan."
But Obama's remarks did not address the statement on May… Continue reading
By Luke Ryland
July 31, 2009
Against All Enemies blog
Former FBI translator Sibel Edmonds dropped a bombshell on the Mike Malloy radio show, guest-hosted by Brad Friedman (audio, partial transcript).
In the interview, Sibel says that the US maintained 'intimate relations' with Bin Laden, and the Taliban, "all the way until that day of September 11."
These 'intimate relations' included using Bin Laden for 'operations' in Central Asia, including Xinjiang, China. These 'operations' involved using al Qaeda and the Taliban in the same manner "as we did during the Afghan and Soviet conflict," that is, fighting 'enemies' via proxies.
As Sibel has previously described, and as she reiterates in this latest interview, this process involved using Turkey (with assistance from 'actors from Pakistan, and Afghanistan and Saudi Arabia') as a proxy, which in turn used Bin Laden and the Taliban and others as a proxy terrorist army.
Control of Central Asia
The goals of the American 'statesmen' directing these activities included control of Central Asia's vast energy supplies and new markets for military products.
The Americans had a problem, though. They needed to keep their fingerprints off these operations to avoid a) popular revolt in Central Asia ( Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan), and b) serious repercussions from China and Russia. They found an ingenious solution: Use their puppet-state Turkey as a proxy, and appeal to both pan-Turkic and pan-Islam sensibilities.
Turkey, a NATO ally, has a lot more credibility in the region than… Continue reading
by Prof. Peter Dale Scott
Global Research
" In the councils of government, we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought, by the military industrial complex. The potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists and will persist. We must never let the weight of this combination endanger our liberties or democratic processes. We should take nothing for granted. Only an alert and knowledgeable citizenry can compel the proper meshing of the huge industrial and military machinery of defense with our peaceful methods and goals, so that security and liberty may prosper together." Dwight David Eisenhower, "Military-Industrial Complex Speech," 1961, 1
" My observation is that the impact of national elections on the business climate for SAIC has been minimal. The emphasis on where federal spending occurs usually shifts, but total federal spending never decreases. SAIC has always continued to grow despite changes in the political leadership in Washington." Former SAIC manager, quoted in Donald L. Barlett and James B. Steele, "Washington"s $8 Billion Shadow." Vanity Fair, March 2007 2
"We make American military doctrine" Ed Soyster, MPRI 3
In The Road to 9/11 I summarized the dialectic of open societies: how from their energy they expand, leading to a higher level of more secretive corporations and agencies, which eventually weaken the home country through needless and crushing wars. 4 I am not alone in seeing America in the final stages of this… Continue reading
The Silence of the Antiwar Movement is Deafening
Cindy Sheehan's Lonely Vigil in Obamaland
By JOHN V. WALSH August 26, 2009 Counterpunch.com
A funny thing has happened on Cindy Sheehan's long road from Crawford, Texas, to Martha's Vineyard. Many of those who claim to lead the peace movement and who so volubly praised her actions in Crawford, TX, are not to be seen. Nor heard. The silence in fact is deafening, or as Cindy put it in an email to this writer, "crashingly deafening." Where are the email appeals to join Cindy from The Nation or from AFSC or Peace Action or "Progressive" Democrats of America (PDA) or even Code Pink? Or United for Peace and Justice. (No wonder UFPJ is essentially closing shop, bereft of most of their contributions and shriveling up following the thinly veiled protest behind the "retirement" of Leslie Cagan.) And what about MoveOn although it was long ago thoroughly discredited as principled opponents of war or principled in any way shape or form except slavish loyalty to the "other" War Party. And of course sundry "socialist" organizations are also missing in action since their particular dogma will not be front and center. These worthies and many others have vanished into the fog of Obama's wars.
Just to be sure, this writer contacted several of the "leaders" of the "official" peace movement in the Boston area — AFSC, Peace Action, Green Party of MA (aka Green Rainbow Party) and some others. Not so much as the courtesy of a reply resulted from this effort – although the GRP at least posted a notice of the action.…Continue reading
by Nafeez Mossadeq Ahmed
New Internationalist.org
Islamic fundamentalist militants are the enemies of Israel and Western governments, right? Think again. Nafeez Mosaddeq Ahmed reports.
Once upon a time, the CIA trained, financed and supported Osama bin Laden and his mujahidin networks in Afghanistan to repel the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. After the end of the Cold War, bin Laden turned against the West and we no longer had any use for him. His persistent terrorist attacks against us for more than a decade, culminating in 9/11, provoked our own response, in the form of the 'War on Terror'. This is the official narrative. And it's false. Not only did Western intelligence services continue to foster Islamist extremist and terrorist groups connected to al-Qaeda after the Cold War; they continued to do so even after 9/11.
The CIA's jihad
The story begins in the summer of 1979, six months before the Soviet invasion, when the CIA had already begun financing elements of an emerging Islamist mujahidin force inside Afghanistan. The idea, according to former US National Security Adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski and former CIA Director Robert Gates, was to increase the probability of a Soviet invasion, and entrap 'the Soviets into a Vietnamese quagmire'.1
Osama bin Laden arrived in the country later that year, sent by then-Saudi intelligence chief Prince Turki bin Faisal, where he set up the Maktab al-Khidamat (MAK) which helped finance, recruit and train mujahidin fighters.2 Bin Laden, the MAK, and the Afghan mujahidin in total received… Continue reading


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HIS 111 Survey of Western Civilization I
An introduction to the Western tradition. From ancient Mesopotamia to the beginnings of the Reformation, the political structures, religious and philosophical beliefs, and cultural achievements of the Western tradition are emphasized. Fall Term.
HIS 112 Survey of Western Civilization II
An introduction to the Western tradition beginning with the Reformation and continuing to the present day. Political, religious and cultural themes are joined by economic and social advance in the modern world. Spring Term.
HIS 116 Survey of Non-Western Civilizations
An introduction to the civilizations of India, Africa, China, Latin America and the Near East from circa AD 1500 to the present. Political, religious, cultural, economic, social and intellectual aspects of these societies will be examined using a variety of disciplines and methodological approaches.
HIS 170 Latin American History
A historical survey of Latin America, from pre-Columbian times to the present, with emphasis on the evolution of civilization and culture in the countries of South and Central America and the Caribbean basin. Beginning with the pre-Columbian indigenous societies, the course will then examine the conquest, colonial institutions, independence and the emergence of modern Latin American nations.
HIS 201 The History of Greece
A brief summary of earlier civilizations followed by a study of Greek political and cultural life, the military exploits of Alexander the Great, and the cultural patterns of the Hellenistic Age. Fall Term, alternate years.
HIS 202 The History of Rome
Rome from the earliest times to its decline with special emphasis upon the political, economic and cultural unification of the Mediterranean peoples, the transmission of culture to Western Europe and the rise of Christianity. Spring Term, alternate years.
HIS 204 History of the Middle East
An exploration of the historical roots of the peoples and cultures of the area. Topics are: the Judeo-Christian heritage, the Prophet Muhammad, the Crusades and the Ottoman Empire. This survey traces the origins of the conflicts in modern times.
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An examination of selected personalities who have made a major contribution to their age or time. Attention is given to the impact of the time and circumstances upon these persons. The assessment of several historical interpretations is used to evaluate the contributions of such personalities.
HIS 215 Introduction to Women's History
This course will survey the history of women and gender in the United States from pre-European settlement to the present. The course will be structured on three main themes: women's work and the sexual division of labor; the relationship between gender, politics, and the state; and women's family roles and sexuality.
HIS 301 American History Before 1865
A topical survey of the history of America from the European, African and Native-American origins to the Civil War. Special attention is paid to our roots in Western culture and the blending with other cultures. A survey of the founding, independence, nation building and the disruption leading to the Civil War. Fall Term.
HIS 302 The United States from 1865 to the Present
A topical survey of the emerging facets of an increasingly complex industrial society emerging from the Civil War. Problems related to an increasingly urbanized, multi-national society with effects upon politics, economics and culture are examined. Movement on through to a postindustrial society will be traced. Spring Term.
HIS 303 United States Diplomatic History
The study of the diplomatic history of the United States from its inception as a nation to date. An examination of the foreign policy actions and trends in a chronological setting. Special focus will be on the war periods and the Cold War, from beginning to end. Alternate years.
HIS 304 The United States in the Twentieth Century
A concentrated study of the political, economic, intellectual and social factors in 20th-century America. An analysis of the meaning of such issues as World War I, the 1920s, the depression, World War II, postwar affluence and the 1960s. Special attention is paid to the dynamics of modern America, the end of the Cold War and the postindustrial society.
HIS 305 Imperialism and Colonialism
This course examines the origins, theories, and forms of imperialism and colonialism practiced in Africa, India, Latin America, and the Near East during the 19th and 20th centuries. Attention will be given to discerning the nature of imperialism and colonialism, as conducted by European and non-European powers and viewed by the colonizer and the colonized.
HIS 306 Indigenous People of Latin America
This course examines the indigenous peoples of Latin America and how they have understood and maintained their ethnic identity from 1492 to the present.
HIS 308 The Cuban Revolution
This course examines Cuba from the second Cuban War of Independence (1895–1898) until the end of the 20th century, with the majority of the course covering post-1959. The course will focus not only on the Cuban-U.S. relationship, but the role of ethnicity and gender in Cuba and how each impacted the revolution. January Term.
HIS 309 History of Mexico
A survey course of Mexican history from the pre-conquest period to the present. Topics discussed include Mesoamerican indigenous groups, the political and religious institutions, socio-economic structure, and cultural legacy of Spanish colonial rule, and Mexican efforts after independence to come to terms with the industrialized world while retaining national autonomy.
HIS 310 Revolutionary Leaders in Latin America
This course presents a comparative analysis of twentieth-century revolutions in Mexico, Central America and Cuba. The primary objective is to understand the complex nature of exploitation in Latin America, along with the intellectual responses to that oppression and the continuing struggles for social justice.
HIS 311 England to the Stuart Age
England from its beginnings to the age of the Stuarts. Political, social, and constitutional history is traced through the 16th century, including the rise of England as a European and colonial power.
HIS 312 Modern Britain
From the Stuart age to the present day. The course traces the formation of the United Kingdom, industrial and political development, intellectual life, and Britain's role as an imperial power.
HIS 315 Survey of Economic History
A survey of economic history, from the ancient world to the present. The economic enterprises of the past are studied in the context of the societies which helped create them. Intellectual, political and social themes are used to analyze the achievement of economic activity.
HIS 316 Atlantic World History
The Atlantic World—the amalgamation of European, African and the Indigenous People of the Americas—created a New World. This course will cover 1492–1821 and examine how and why the interaction among these four continents resulted in unique societies and cultures.
HIS 320 History of Terrorism
This lecture/discussion course explores the phenomenon of terrorism in the modern age. We will be looking at the history of different forms of terrorist activity (i.e., nationalist, revolutionary/political, religion-based, and state-sponsored forms of terrorism). The course is structured around case studies of the use of terror by individuals, movements, and governments to further their agendas and/or enforce conformity and obedience. Students are required to take midterm and final examinations and to write a ten-page paper on a topic approved by the instructor. Prerequisite: junior/ senior standing or consent of the instructor.
HIS 321 Immigration and Identity
This is a lecture/discussion course examining emigration and immigration during the nine- teenth and twentieth centuries. We will be looking at Europe, Latin America, and North America as both sites of departure and destina- tion for migrant populations. Our focus will be on how people have negotiated and/or adopted their identities and sense of self to new settings. Students will be required to engage in discus- sion sessions, take a midterm examination, produce two written assignments on topics approved by the instructor, and make a paper presentation.
HIS 326 Antebellum America
This course examines Antebellum America (1776–1861). These decades witnessed great political, social, and economic changes including the "Market Revolution" and the rise of "Jacksonian democracy." It was a period of significant territorial expansion, technological innovation, and westward migration. Americans experienced a powerful religious awakening, new extremes in exploitation of minorities, and the intensification of regional animosities.
HIS 343 Medieval History
From the decline of the Roman Empire to the beginning of the Renaissance in Italy with special attention given to feudalism, economic and cultural patterns of the period, and the life and struggle of the church.
HIS 344 The Renaissance and the Reformation
From the Renaissance in Italy to the close of the Council of Trent with emphasis upon the intellectual, artistic, social and theological developments culminating in the Reformation movements.
HIS 351 Disability in America
This course will examine the history of disability in America through the interdisciplinary lenses of science, technology, medicine, policy, and sociology. This course will ask why and what we can learn by addressing the history of disability in the nineteenth- and twentieth-century United States. Through a cultural study of disability we will examine the social construction of disability, its representations, and its changing meaning in a historical perspective. Our critiques will juxtapose disability and issues of gender, community, class, region, and race. Students will be invited to fundamentally reexamine American life and history through studying bodies and minds, identities, languages, cultures, citizenship and rights, power and authority, and what is "natural" and "unnatural."
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A study of the cultural and political history with emphasis upon reformists and revolutionary tendencies. The rise and fall of the Russian empire; from autocracy to Communism and beyond. What makes Russia unique and what it has in common with the West.
HIS 385 United States and the War in Vietnam
A study of the forces of politics, economics, and ideology in inclining the United States into the war in Vietnam. This has been one of the most controversial wars of the 20th century, and an examination of the factors surrounding our involvement and withdrawal provides insights into different cultures as well as the politics of the Cold War.
HIS 390 Illinois History
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A survey of Illinois state history and the Illinois Constitution for the benefit of students having to take the content test for teacher licensure. It also seeks to expose the students to the history of Chicago and the major Native American tribes in the state. Pass/No Pass grading.
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An examination of the social and intellectual currents that influenced several aspects of the American character from colonial times to the present. Manifestations of these social and
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HIS 415 Topics in Women's History
This course focuses on the conflicts and coalitions of women across lines of race, class, and national origin. It compares the experiences of different groups of women to the state in areas including citizenship, suffrage, sexuality and reproduction, social welfare and nationalism.
HIS 420 History and Memory of the Spanish Civil War
This course examines the construction of meaning(s) around the Spanish Civil War. Students will be looking at historical reconstructions and popular understandings of the conflict and their bearing on the evolution of Spanish political culture since the 1930s. Students are expected to participate in discussion of assigned materials, lead at least one discussion session during the term, and to produce a research paper on a "site of memory" related to the conflict. Prerequisite: junior/senior standing or consent of the instructor.
HIS 440 Teaching History in Secondary School
This course acquaints the student with the variety of techniques, methods, and approaches in the teaching of history through a schedule of personal consultations, assigned readings, and classroom visits. Students familiarize themselves with some of the most recent developments in the field. Prerequisite: SEC 300, SEC 310. Fall Term.
HIS 443 The History of Europe from 1815 to the Eve of the First World War
An analysis of the spirit of 19th-century Europe as reflected in the political revolutions, the rise of nationalism, the unifications of Italy and Germany, and the scientific and cultural movements of the period.
HIS 444 Europe in the Twentieth Century
A topical survey of the dramatic events occurring in the 20th century including two world wars, Bolshevism, Fascism, a bipolar world and the process of emerging nations.
HIS 445 Topical History Seminar
Topics change each term. The seminars are taught by different members of the department and acquaint the student with the nature of historical inquiry and the use of primary sources. Can be repeated for credit.
HIS 451 Seminar in Historiography
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BEAUMONT – Local fans will have to wait a bit before they get a chance to see the new-look Lamar volleyball team this season as first-year head coach Alan Edwards will take his team on the road for the first four weekends of the season before taking on Sam Houston State at McDonald Gym on September 27.
"I think the first four weeks gives us a chance to establish a road routine, which will be important to us in conference season," Edwards explained. "Since we're going to have a lot of changes on this year's team, it will also be an opportunity to bond as a team as well as put us up against some high-level competition. Taking on Big 12 and SEC schools will let us set that bar pretty high for ourselves as we prepare for a fairly tough conference season."
Edwards, who came to Lamar after a successful assistant coaching stint at Tennessee, has offered up a challenging non-conference slate, beginning with a trip to Houston for the opening weekend. The Lady Cardinals will start off with a familiar foe in Texas State on August 29 before facing off against Houston later in the day. LU will battle ACC foe Wake Forest a day later to close out the weekend.
As the calendar turns to September, the Red and White will travel to Edinburg for Texas-Pan American's tournament. After opening up against the Broncs on September 5, the Lady Cards will take on both Northern Arizona and another major conference opponent in the Big 12's Texas Tech.
Another Big 12 power is on the slate a week later in Norman, Okla., as LU will take on Portland State, UALR and Oklahoma. The non-conference slate will wind down in Oxford, Miss., with matches against Samford, Louisiana Tech and Ole Miss.
The home opener vs. SHSU also serves as the start of conference play, which will be similarly road-heavy in the early goings. Following the Bearkats' trip to Beaumont, the Lady Cards will play seven of 10 on the road before coming back to McDonald Gym for a four-match homestand, beginning with Stephen F. Austin on November 4.


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I saw and sat on a very comfy Australian Saddle at the tack store today. Does anyone have one?? if so what do u think of it?. and this is a dumb question....Ive never used a saddle that had a rear cinch on it...how snug should it be compared to the front one?
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I have a Down Under Wizzard Poley and a Kimberly Stock. I love them both!!! Very comfortable.
I have a Kimberly saddle. I really like it for trail riding. The Aussie girth system took me a while to get used to and I had to get a girth with rollers as the one that came with the saddle took more arm muscle to tighten.
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I just bought one & am liking it so far. I did buy girth converters, however, as i'm not a fan of the english-style girths. Maybe i'm just a whimp & can't get it tight enough lmao!
I own two, both from Down Under. I really like the design. I'd love to own an Australian made saddle, but they are out of my price range ($2500+ new).
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First, just start out with breeding, then you go through your training and evaluation period for all your virtual horses, identify the proper racing conditions, enter them, wait for the tournament to begin, the races to be run and hope for the best. It sounds pretty easy, doesn't it?
The reality is, the more a person digs, the more opportunities there are to find those best-kept secrets that can help you increase your winning percentage as both a breeder and, of course, a trainer in our game.
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The best players in our game first have a pretty good understanding of horse racing in general, then they learn as much as they can about the game and try to apply some of the real-world horse racing knowledge into our virtual racing playground. It's amazing how you can talk with players who have been managing their stable for two or three years now and they tell us they're still learning how to increase their skills and enhance their performance, both as a breeder and trainer all the time.
There is no doubt that the level of competition has increased since we first released our community-version game back in 2007. Players are more savvy, they spend more time analyzing their horses and the horses of their competitors, not only trying to find the right spot to place their horse, but also trying to figure out where other players are racing their virtual horses. It's one thing to find the right spot to race your horse. It's another to identify and then avoid certain horses you don't want to compete against.
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Nice blog. The competition here now is fierce as it is, when the new web player comes out it will be even more competitive for sure. Kingsport Stables is always up for a good challenge, and look forward to it.
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Fraser Shipyards receives $2.9 Million state grant
Fraser Shipyards in Superior has received a $2.9 million grant from the Harbor Assistance Program to fund Phase 3 of its five-year, $10 million revitalization project.
In 2010, Fraser initiated the project after receiving a $3.7 million grant from the Harbor Assistance Program. Lawmakers worked with then-Congressman Dave Obey to secure a $2 million Federal earmark that enabled the company to complete Phase 2.
Phase 3 includes 1,700 feet of new and renovated dock wall and significant upgrades to safety and electrical equipment.
The state and federal investment, combined with Fraser's contribution, will help maintain the industry's presence on Lake Superior, State Sen. Bob Jauch and State Rep. Nick Milroy said in a joint announcement.
"During the last four state budget cycles, we have had to fight to maintain funding in the Harbor Assistance Program, which has made invaluable investments in other Superior harbor businesses. For over 30 years this important partnership program has invested $28 million through ten projects in the Twin Ports, each one protecting and creating new jobs," they said.
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> On Tue, Jan 15, 2002 at 04:23:13PM -0800, Peter Jay Salzman wrote:
> > took a break from work and installed 'curse of monkey island' (very cool
> > graphical adventure). works perfectly under transgaming winex. sound,
> > graphics, speed are all great.
> >
> > awesome!
> >
> > pete
> Pete - happypenguin.org recently announced an emulator which runs the
> files used by some LucasArts games, including that one (I think -
> maybe not, but it does some of the MI games). It's in the early
> stages, so incomplete, but nonetheless you can apparently run some
> games all the way through. Would you be interested in evaluating it,
> since you have a game for it? I'd be interested to know.
> http://scummvm.sourceforge.net/index.html
absolutely. i kind of figured the engine was called scumm since "scumm
programmers" were listed as part of the credits. i'm about to go to
work until 10 :( but yeah, either tonight or tomorrow morning. that
would be *great* if the lucasarts games could be interpreted from a
game script instead of emulating the entire program itself.
thanks for mentioning this! (it also will go into the lg-howto!)
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A TV commercial for the US fast-food chain McDonald's has been scrapped as of Friday in the Philippines after Catholic authorities criticized it for inducing greed and mercantilism in children.
The advertisement shows a girl aged about five who asks a boy of the same age if she could be his girlfriend. The boy harshly cuts her down to size, saying girls are excessively demanding.
The girl replies that all she wants is McDonald's french fries which makes the boy's face light up. The ad ends with the pair walking together, side by side, but not holding hands.
The authorities of the Catholic Church in the Philippines believe the ad is too adult for the target audience and could send the wrong message to children, with its use of gender stereotypes.
The priests insist the advertisement promotes greed and mercenary feeling in children.
In the Philippines, over 80 per cent of the population is Catholic, therefore the Church has great influence on society, for example, abortions and divorces are prohibited in the country and the sale of condoms is restricted. So it is no wonder that McDonald's agreed with the position and the ad has been taken off all national TV stations.
McDonald's has faced similar situations before. In late 2003, an advertisement for McDonald's french fries was banned in the UK for its lack of information about the nature of the food processing technology.
Earlier the same year, Swedish authorities considered another McDonald's ad as sexist and banned it.
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thanks, foo!
this is the first use i've ever heard of for radio shack... :)
if i add just 1 more device, do you think the power draw of a non-operating
device but plugged in peripheral would smoke my supply?
in other words, if my machine has 4 power connectors, and i add a 5th, would
my power supply go belly up just on the base non-operating base draw of
current of a plugged in device?
i could just make sure to not run the cdrom drive, cdr/w, jaz drive, floppy
drive, and my 2 hard drives at the same time... more realistically, only
the hard drive and cdrom drive would be running at the same time.
i know there's no warrantee here, but do you have any experience with adding
1 more device to a system?
just plugged in my cdr/w and jaz drive. i have to say, when something
works in linux, there's nothing easier in the whole wide world. opening my
computer's case was a LOT harder than getting the cdr/w and jaz drive to work
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> >
> > i just installed a new CDRW, and would like to put in a jaz drive. the
> > trouble is that i ran out of power supply cables (the internal kind,
> > attached to the system's power supply).
> >
> > is there a "y-splitter" for these things?
> >
> > or do i really need to buy a new powersupply if i want to add any more
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> > pete
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Microsoft has finally revealed pricing for Surface with Windows 8 Pro and the response from potential customers and OEMs is likely to be disappointment.
The 64 GB version will run $899 and the 128 GB version will cost $999. Those prices don't include the Touch Cover or Type Cover but they do include a Surface pen.
While Microsoft is trying to pitch this Surface as somewhere between a laptop and a tablet, most potential buyers are sure to compare the Surface with Windows 8 Pro against the iPad. And that will make the price hard to swallow.
By comparison, the 64 GB iPad is $699.
Microsoft has been hoping to get consumers to buy the Surface, in the same way they buy the iPad, and then bring it to work. The Surface with Windows 8 Pro is definitely more appealing as a device to use at work than the original Surface RT, which doesn't run full versions of Office or Outlook. But consumers will need a reason to pay more for the Surface with Windows 8 Pro than an iPad and it's not clear that people know what that reason is.
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Adding the $119 or $129 keyboard to the Surface with Windows 8 Pro puts it just below the price of some of the more hyped convertibles. The Lenovo Ideapad Yoga runs for $1099, for instance.
Microsoft itself seems uncertain whether to position it against tablets or laptops. So it's taken a middle ground.
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1. These two come into China Buffet everyday and set up a Michael Jackson shrine WTF
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careful where you stand
for you
no more keeping my feet on the ground
only superstition
such a rush
one i love
easy to please
help is around the corner
bigger stronger
I ran away
crests of wawes
I blaum blaum
brothers and sisters
see you soon
where is my boy'
have yourself a merry little christmas
you only live twice
lost highway
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i to jeszcze nie wszystko bo tego i owego nie mogê znale¼æ ... ale bêdzie
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careful where you stand
for you
no more keeping my feet on the ground
only superstition
such a rush
one i love
easy to please
help is around the corner
bigger stronger
I ran away
crests of wawes
I blaum blaum
brothers and sisters
see you soon
where is my boy'
have yourself a merry little christmas
you only live twice
lost highway
what the world needs now
you only live twice
i to jeszcze nie wszystko bo tego i owego nie mogê znale¼æ ... ale bêdzie
piêkny album !
I was married to a Polish woman and although we are now divorced we are
still close (like brother and sister). What I learned from that
is that I love Polish women, Poland, and the Polish people. I am not
Polish but I feel as if the Polish people are my people. We had so
fun together and I greatly enjoyed learning and speaking Polish words,
and visiting her friends and parents in Poland. So now I want to do i
again and marry another Polish woman! I wish there was a way to meet
Polish girls on the web but there does not seem to be. Although I
many Polish words I cannot speak the language. Ideally I would like to
meet a "Polska Kobieta" who wants an "Amerykanski maz" and wants to
to America. Does anyone have any advice?
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Płyta jest przepiękna. Dzięki niej już teraz czuję klimat Świąt. Najbardziej podoba mi się "Oj Maluśki" z całkiem nową swingową aranżacją i "Lulajże Jezuniu" z pięknym i ciepłym wokalem Edyty, a najmniej "Have Yourself a Merry Christmas". Może dlatego, że usłyszałem ją chyba po raz pierwszy. A piosenka "Santa Clause is coming to town" kojarzy mi się z jednym ze świątecznych odcinków "Beverly Hills 90210", w którym to "stara" ekipa śpiewała ją w Pitch Pit.
Gazeta ukazała się w nakładzie 713.000 szt. i oby w conajmniej takiej ilości sprzedała się płyta.
Oj maluśki - fatalny aranż niczym ze sceny disco polo, mialo być chyba zabawowo i śmiesznie a wyszło karykaturalnie
- Bob Rivers - "Have Yourself an Ozzy Little Christmas"
- Bob Rivers - "I Am Santa Claus"
- Chuck Billy - "Silent Night" [Scott Ian (g); Jon Donais (g); Chris Wyse (b); John Tempesta (dr)]
- The Darkness - "Christmas Time (Don't Let the Bells End)"
- Dave Mellilo - "All I Want for Christmas"
- Dread Zeppelin - "All I Want for Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth"
- Far - "Feed the World (Do They Know It's Christmas)"
- Golden & Para Wino - "Gdy Się Chrystus Rodzi"
- Golden & Para Wino - "Lulajże Jezuniu"
- It Dies Today - "Feliz Navidad"
- Jeff Scott Soto - "We Wish You a Merry Xmas" [Bruce Kulick (g); Bob Kulick (g); Chris Wyse (b); Ray Luzier (dr)]
- John Denver & the Muppets - "We Wish You a Merry Christmas"
- Karcer - "Mikołajkowy Squad"
- Lemmy Kilmister - "Run Rudolph Run" [Billy Gibbons (g); Dave Grohl (dr)]
- Prawda - "Auld Lang Syne"
- Quo Vadis - "So This Is Christmas (War Is Over)"
- Ramones - "Merry Christmas (I Don't Want to Fight Tonight)"
- Santa Claws & the Naughty but Nice Orchestra - "Battery"
- Skid Row - "Jingle Bells"
- South Park - "Merry Fucking Christmas"
- Wednesday 13 - "Buried by Christmas"
- "Weird Al" Yankovic - "The Night Santa Went Crazy"
1. O holy night
2. Away in a manger
3. Ding dong Merilly in high
4. White Christmas
5. Silent night
6. Christmas pipes
7. The Christmas song
8. Carol of the bells
9. Have yourself a merry little Christmas
10. Panis angelicus
11. Don oìche ùd I mBeithil (That night in Bethlehem)
12. O come, all ye faithful
13. The little drummer boy
14. The wexford Carol
15. Let it snow!
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01 Queen - Thank God it's Christmas 04:18
02 Band Aid - Do they know it's Christmas 03:51
03 Paul McCartney - Wonderful Christmas time03:46
04 Chris Rea - Driving home for Christmas 03:56
05 Loona - Hijo de la luna04:09
06 Frankie Goes To Hollywood - The power of love05:30
07 No Angels - When the angels sing 03:44
08 Christina Aguilera - The Christmas song04:02
(Chestnuts Roasting On An Open Fire)
09 Orange Blue feat. Vail - Why do I feel so sad on 03:35
10 Jewel - Hands04:12
11 Melanie Thornton - Wonderful dream 03:52
(Holidays Are Coming)
12 Northern Light - All you need is love03:42
13 All 4 One - Santa Claus is coming to town04:00
14 Cyndi Lauper - Feels like Christmas04:34
15 Emma - It may be winter outside03:38
(But In My Heart It's Spring)
16 Boyz II Men - Silent night 02:33
17 N Sync - I never knew the meaning of Christmas 04:47
18 R. Kelly - Religious love04:11
19 Ashanti - Hey santa01:56
20 Reamonn - Angels fly 04:33
01 Dean Martin - Winter wonderland01:55
02 The Beach Boys - Frosty the snowman01:54
03 Bing Crosby - Christmas dinner country style 02:26
04 The Drifters - The Christmas song02:30
05 Eartha Kitt feat. Henri Rene & His Orchestra - 03:25
Santa baby
06 Brenda Lee - Rockin' around the Christmas tree 02:07
07 Chicago - Sleigh ride03:56
08 Stevie Wonder - Someday at Christmas 02:49
09 Cliff Richard - Mistletoe & wine 04:05
10 Natalie Cole - Jingle Bells03:36
11 The Manhattan Transfer - Let it snow! Let it 04:35
snow! Let it snow!
12 Kate Bush - December will be magic again 04:50
13 Sinead O'Connor - My special child 04:46
14 Evertything But The Girl - 25th December 04:04
15 Amy Grant - The night before Christmas 03:50
16 Prince - Another lonely Christmas04:49
17 Pretenders - Have yourself a merry little04:39
18 Bing Crosby & David Bowie - Little drummer boy 02:38
19 The Pogues feat. Kirsty McColl - Fairytale of New04:36
20 The Ramones - Merry Christmas02:07
(I Don't Want To Fight Tonight)
Brian Molko from Placebo! Understood?
Coldplay - Parachutes
Coldplay - Have Yourself A Marry Little Christmas
Malo e lelei Viliami; Merry Christmas to you and your family and also to all who frequent this thread and this Forum.
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Just because leading men in the Bible had more than one wife at one time or another doesnât make it right.
Just because King David killed Uriah and take Bathsheba to wife, doesnât make it right. Just because Moses killed an Egyptian doesnât make it right for us to follow likewise.
I can understand why you are trying so hard to justify polygamy, not only because LDS leaders themselves practiced it but because it is taught in LDS that MEN are a class above the women. Sorry women, but in Mormonism
⢠MEN ONLY have this privilege of not only can they can enjoy the service of many women
⢠But they alone can have the AUTHORITY (not a single women)
⢠Only men can become God
⢠If this is not discrimination against women, I donât know what is?
Let me ask you a simple question. Do you believe in the LDS âArticles of Faithâ? or is it just there for nothing?
LDS Article of Faith Number 8
8 âŚ; we also believe the Book of Mormon to be the word of God.
Jacob 2:24 in the Book of Mormon says, "Behold, David and Solomon truly had many wives and concubines, which thing was abominable before me, saith the Lord."
Si'i Alaha e mo lou Tofa.................I don't discuss my belief with you or anyone here for that matter!........as I have mentioned to Makahuhunu................not with the kind of spirit you all have.............."Spirit of Contention".......period. Every answer is wrong to you...........you are not learning anything at all........every time an answer comes up......you are there to strike it out.....for what?.................anyway, keep on digging and your fault finding...........I'm not surprise! Be happy and Enjoy your nook!
Love.......Peace and Joy......Hasta La Vista Amigos!
Hey Afarian little sis!! How are you? I was bored and decided to browse the PT....and I haven't been in this room in months.....but your post attracted me so, that I had to post up!!
As you know, I too have grown up in a similar way as you regarding the Tongan language. My Mother wanted us to speak and understand perfect English, so I was never taught a word of Tongan. I reckon she just figured that we were all going to marry palangi after her and my Father moved to the States back in the early 60's..........I don't know.....but if that was her plan....it sure did back fire....because all 7 of us married tongans.
All that I know and learned about the Tongan language and culture, I learned while married. My in-laws took me under their wing, and taught me so much. So now, at least no one can talk about me behind my back, because I could understand........but it was really hard growing up and being around Tongans, and not speaking or understanding anything they would say.
There were times when Tongans who didn't know who I was thought that I was "fie palangi"......just because when they talked to me in Tongan......I would answer in English. It's been a real "trip".....but now at least I can say a few words in Tongan here and there to get me through a short conversation! LOL!!!
Well, gotta go sis! Take care of yourself! And I'll be in touch!
ofa lahi!
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4631901 03 - Happy X-Mas (War Is Over) - John & Yoko & The Plastic Ono Band.mp3
4935043 04 - Do They Know It´s Christmas - Band Aid.mp3
5609287 05 - Last Christmas - Wham!.mp3
5871214 06 - Driving Home For Christmas - Chris Rea.mp3
4587922 07 - All I Want For Christmas - Samantha Mumba.mp3
6118824 08 - Fairytale Of New York - Ronan Keating feat. Moira Brennan.mp3
5641581 09 - Wonderful Christmas Time - Paul McCartney & Wings.mp3
4489723 10 - Why Do They Feel So Sad On Christmas - Orange Blue Feat. Vail.mp3
5874336 11 - This Gift - 98°.mp3
6554572 12 - Perfect Christmas - S Club 7.mp3
6565224 13 - Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas - Luther Vandross.mp3
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3530830 16 - Christmas Is The Time Of The Year - David Pomeranz.mp3
5893901 17 - The Gift Of Christmas - Child Liners.mp3
5920167 18 - Navidad (Christmas) - Loona.mp3
5575304 19 - Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays - 'N Sync.mp3
5939306 20 - Happy New Year - A-Teens.mp3
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5075276 02 - Loona - Hijo De La Luna (Sentimento Mix) - Loona.mp3
5820826 03 - R.Kelly - Religious Love - R. Kelly.mp3
7634310 04 - Frankie Goes To Hollywood - The Power Of Love - Frankie goes to hollywood.mp3
7457309 05 - Mahalia Jackson - Silent Night, Holy Night - Mahalia Jackson.mp3
4082584 06 - Doris Day - Winter Wonderland - Doris Day.mp3
6046334 07 - New Kids On The Block - Little Drummer Boy - New Kids On The Block.mp3
4104006 08 - Ella Fitzgerald - Rudolph, The Red-Nosed Reindeer - Ella Fitzgerald.mp3
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6091907 10 - Vanessa Williams & Bobby Caldwell - Baby, It´s Cold Outside - Vanessa Williams & Bobby Caldwell.mp3
4885202 11 - Cliff Richard - Mistletoe And Wine - Cliff Richard.mp3
4564042 12 - Shakin´Stevens - Merry Christmas Everyone - Shakin´Stevens.mp3
4894883 13 - MUD - Lonely This Christmas - Mud.mp3
6615715 14 - David Essex - A Winter´s Tale - David Essex.mp3
5313770 15 - Mel & Kim - Rockin´Around The Christmas Tree - Mel & Kim.mp3
4235704 16 - Slade - Merrx X-Mas Everybody - SLADE.mp3
6490050 17 - Lynyrd Skynyrd - Christmas Time Again - Lynyrd Skynyrd.mp3
6638267 18 - Elton John - Step Into Christmas - Elton John.mp3
7615804 19 - Prince & The Revolution - Another Lonely Christmas - Prince And The Revolution.mp3
5161904 20 - Blink 182 - I Won´t Be Home For Christmas - Blink 182.mp3