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BJP questions govt`s counter terrorism policies
New Delhi: In the wake of Mumbai blasts, the BJP Thursday faulted government`s policies to deal with terrorism post 26/11, saying they were "lopsided" and lacked a tough anti-terror law, while stressing that the party would push for evolving national consensus on tackling the menace.
Senior BJP leader Arun Jaitley, attacking the UPA for "slackness" in security set, also criticised government`s resolve to keep on holding talks with Pakistan when "terrorism continues to be an instrument of state policy of the country."
Addressing a meeting of BJP workers here, Jaitley termed yesterday`s Mumbai explosions as "an attack on India`s security" and wondered why the government has failed to stop recurrence of such strikes despite the financial capital being a regular target of terrorists.
"It has become a custom (rewaj) for the terrorists to attack the financial capital of India. The terrorists know that attacking Mumbai would send a strong message across the world," he said.
"No one should say that the attacks took place after nearly three years.... That cannot be an excuse. Not a single incident had taken place in the US after the 9/11." he said.
Pointing fingers at Indian Mujaheedin, he said the impression that it was a homegrown outfit was wrong as it was "externally created and externally supported".
Questioning why counter-terrorism measures announced after 26/11 were not effective, he said the situation in the "neighbourhood" was a matter of great concern and all the political parties must agree on a national policy to combat terrorism and "speak in one voice".
He also criticised the government for continuing dialogue with Pakistan, saying talks would not bear any fruit if that country does not stop supporting the terror groups targeting India.
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There's no need to leave man's best friend behind in the City of Brotherly Love, with tons of restaurants, bars, shops, hotels and parks welcoming humans and their furry friends alike. We've rounded up the best places to bring Fido throughout Philadelphia and the countryside, too — from Valley Forge National Park for a lively […]
February 8, 2013
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Valentine's Day isn't just a day to celebrate love between humans, it is also a day to celebrate love of all sorts. That includes literal puppy love. Celebrate your dog and the wellness of other dogs at the sixth annual Puppy Love Valentine's Party hosted by Smokin' Betty's and Devil's Alley. The event will take […]
October 30, 2012
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Calling all dogs… and owners. This Saturday, November 3, PAWS will be hosting their sixth annual "Mutt Strut" at FDR Park. Walk your mutt around the 1.5-mile path at FDR Park to raise money for the city's abandoned animals. There will be plenty of activities for pets and people alike. Dress your pet up for […]
October 26, 2012
Posted on October 26, 2012 | Jillian Wilson
Halloween brings back memories of childhood trick-or-treating adventures. Gaggles of children trolling neighborhoods for candy. Lights aglow at houses and apartments offering sweets. Trails of candy wrappers strewn on sidewalks, evidence of a night well spent. In a city, it's a little more difficult to trick-or-treat; no one really wants to traipse through a 20-story […]
June 13, 2012
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Square 1682 Chef Guillermo Tellez is not only a talented chef; he's also an animal lover. That's why he's bringing back last summer's super popular Bring-Your-Own-Dog [BYOD] weekend brunch throughout the summer season starting Saturday, June 16. The brunch includes a brand new menu for canine companions to enjoy on Square 1682's attractive outdoor seating […]
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Audrey also owns COOK, an awesome kitchen/classroom that opened last year in the former Snackbar spot. Click here to check out the class schedule, and here to see what it looks like.
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Meet Audrey Claire Taichman, the restaurateur behind two of the city's most beloved restaurants: BYOB Audrey Claire and Twenty Manning Grill, both intimate, open-air restaurants located in Rittenhouse Square. Audrey also owns COOK, an awesome kitchen/classroom that opened last year in the former Snackbar spot. Click here to check out the class schedule, and here […]
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Calling all furry sniffers, water-lapping droolers and bone-gnawing creatures (we assure you this is not a setup for a date from hell). Philadelphia Bar & Restaurant celebrates four-legged friends this weekend with their first annual B.Y.O.D. (Bring Your Own Dog) block party, Saturday, May 19, noon-7 p.m. The dog-friendly outdoor event benefits the Voorhees Animal […]
May 11, 2012
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In partnership with Doggie Style pet stores and Operation Ava, Crosswalk Cafe on Independence Mall is hosting Doggie "Yappy" Hour, Thursdays starting May 17, from 4-7 p.m. Dish on $1 Hot Dogs and $4 Dogfish Head Ale, plus $3 Domestic Bottles. The cafe will also offer special treats for your furry four-legged friends. The cafe, […]
December 6, 2011
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Philly's trendy pet-friendly hotel, the Hotel Palomar, is hosting its 3rd Annual "Santa Paws" this weekend, December 10-11. You'll be able to pose for festive and furry photo opps with Santa (BYO camera), get a Doggie Style gift bag valued at $75 plus participate in a "PAWSitively Perfect" hotel package giveaway sure to keep Philadelphia's […]
November 2, 2011
Posted on November 2, 2011 | Allison Stadd
This Sunday, November 6, Philadelphia goes to the dogs. At the 5th Annual PAWS Mutt Strut, dogs and dog-lovers will walk the 1.5-mile scenic route in South Philly's FDR Park to raise funds and awareness for PAWS' local efforts to save Philadelphia's homeless and abandoned animals. But the event is more than a dog walk. […]

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Washington: Apple has reportedly banned encrypted chat service "Cryptocat" on iPhones.
Cryptocat`s developer Nadim Kobeissi criticized the company for unjustly rejecting Cryptocat for iPhone and claimed the reasons the company gave were "illegitimate," the Verge reports.
However, he denied going into specifics for being under a non-disclosure agreement as part of the Apple developer program.
Kobeissi said that one of the reasons for rejection given by Apple strongly implies that any other encrypted group chat app can be rejected.
The service launched earlier this month gained international attention in light of government eavesdropping, and its use in countries where free speech was limited as it offered a simple way to let two people chat while using end-to-end encryption.
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Lavette Cephus (Toledo, OH) creates a 3-D design on a single nail tip using a variety of nail products based on a "music" theme.
"This challenge was so fun! Although I am a late '80s baby, I feel like I was supposed to be born in the late '60s. My family and I were obsessed with "Soul Train". I am the oldest of six siblings (a big family meant our own soul train fun) , and we would always pretend to have our own soul train line. I want this competition to be as fun as possible, and when I can add energy to the challenge I will and as soon as I think of the soul train I think of energy, dancing until your feet hurt, bending lower than you thought possible, laughing and fun time with others. To add a touch of calmness I thought of a magnificent singer during those times — Diana Ross, an idol — she wore a mean afro, which also reminds me of Soul Train. It seems everyone on the show wore an afro."
Lauren Boyd (Memphis, TN) creates a 3-D design on a single nail tip using a variety of nail products based on a "music" theme.
"What's been near and dear to my heart lately is my city Memphis. My city is known for the blues scene, but the legacy that continues is unfortunately the lesser known. I wanted to pay tribute to my city's amazingly talented people by showcasing the venues in which they've performed, BB King's Blues Club and the Levitt Shell. I was roaming about on Beale St. and saw a George Hunt painting that spoke to the city's history and black heritage, so I thought it was fitting for the design. This nail represents history, culture and a continuing legacy in Memphis. I'm happy to be able to fuse together music and my love for both it and my city."
Konstantina Tsihlas (Athens, Greece) creates a 3-D design on a single nail tip using a variety of nail products based on a "music" theme.
"The first thing that came to my mind was Lady Gaga playing piano. I admire Lady Gaga because she is a good singer, she is unique and she is not afraid to be different and do all that crazy stuff. She usually plays piano at her concerts and it's my favorite instrument. I searched through the Internet and decided to make her with a bow on her hair because that was her characteristic appearance. I also wanted to create an MTV music award because it's the biggest prize-giving. Another thing that I decided to create on my nail for this subject was a CD case. Ι wanted my CD case to open and take out the CD. It wasn't that easy but I figured out a way to do it!"
Kenny Vo (Richmond, VA) creates a 3-D design on a single nail tip using a variety of nail products based on a "music" theme.
"I listen to and appreciate all types of music, but it is rave music in particular, that inspires me the most. For me, rave transcends beats, notes, lyrics and instruments; it is an otherworldly force of immense energy that brings people together in unison and synergy. I wanted to create a nail tip that epitomizes rave as a whole, from the physical and visual effects, to the more spiritual and indescribable emotions that are felt. I have therefore created a bright, colorful and vibrant 3D flower, with each petal having a different color, and I have adorned the nail tip with crystals and colored studs."
Karrie Bowers (Morgantown, WVa) creates a 3-D design on a single nail tip using a variety of nail products based on a "music" theme.
"I chose my favorite band, Oasis, and their iconic music video for 'Champagne Supernova' to base my nail on. I've been a fan for nearly 20 years, and their music inspired me to learn guitar as a teen. This is what really sparked the creative part of my mind."
Jarrel Baccus (Stockbridge, GA) creates a 3-D design on a single nail tip using a variety of nail products based on a "music" theme.
"The very first thing that came to my mind was MTV videos and the way the broadcast of music videos changed the music industry. For those who don't know the exact history, MTV's very first music video broadcast was on August 1, 1981 for the Buggles "Video Killed the Radio Star". The launch of MTV's music videos mimicked the first man on the moon, only instead of placing the United States flag on the moon it was an MTV flag instead.
My 1980 semi-retro-themed nail takes you inside the music study of your favorite musician from the 1980s, KISS."
Erica Tam (Yellowknife, NW Territories, Canada) creates a 3-D design on a single nail tip using a variety of nail products based on a "music" theme.
"The piano was the first instrument I learned to play and it also brings back fond memories of recitals! I love the piano; not only is it a timeless classical instrument, it is also very versatile. From pieces by Mozart to jazz, blues, and to John Legend's hand in R&B. Music is a large part of my life and I cannot imagine life without it!"
Amy Gustafson (Victoria, BC, Canada) creates a 3-D design on a single nail tip using a variety of nail products based on a "music" theme.
"I was inspired by the headphones and colours I saw right away. I loved that the headphones became something else (the script Love). I decided that I would have the headphones become the piece of music. I loved the curves of the photos I saw and thought I would incorporate that somehow with it going outside the nail. I love flashy so I thought the more sparkles the better."
Alecia Mounixay (Wilmington, NC) creates a 3-D design on a single nail tip using a variety of nail products based on a "music" theme.
"I used white hard gel for the base of the nail and various neon gel-polishes that faded in the background, lightly dusted with glitter and capped twice with clear gel-polish top coat to give it more depth. I handpainted the word music with little notes. I used white acrylic powder to make the music notes and painted them with gel-polish before applying them to the music lines that surrounded the nail with wire base. This was also capped with black acrylic and gel. The face was made with white gel-polish to give it life and painted with acrylic paint for fine detailed lines."
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Ocean view perfection: 3 decks+ocean front patio
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This beautiful two bedroom, two bath townhouse features three wonderful ocean view decks where you can relax as the sea breeze blows through the french doors.
From the living room, you have a side view of the ocean and two comfy sofas to spread out on (there is a sleeper sofa or deluxe full size air mattress for additional guests). Your entertainment center has a large TV with DVD and WiFi. The second full bath is conveniently located downstairs. The fully equipped kitchen has a pass through to the dining room and door way to your private ocean view deck and grill.
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A 47-year old Stephensburg-area woman died Saturday night from injuries sustained in a two-vehicle wreck in the 8000 block of Leitchfield Road.
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A 13-year-old was killed Friday afternoon in Upton after her bicycle and a car collided on Grayson Street near the intersection of Church Street.
Kimberly Leeann Currens was pronounced dead at the scene by Hardin County Coroner Dr. William Lee. The cause of death was multiple blunt force injuries related to the collision.
A 13-year-old girl on a bicycle died Friday afternoon in Upton following a collision with a vehicle.
Kimberly Leeann Currens of Upton, a student at East Hardin Middle School, was killed in the collision.
She is the daughter of Terry Currens of Vine Grove and Carol Stevens of Upton. Her funeral is scheduled at 4 p.m. Tuesday at Manakee Funeral Home in Upton.
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"In fact, no Egyptian soldier attacked Israel at the onset of the war. Egyptian soldiers attacked Israeli positions that were illegally occupying Egyptian territory in the Sinai." - Haaretz The Yom Kippur War led directly to the demise of the liberal Labor Zionist Israel and the rise of the right wing Revisionist Zionist Israel. This major shift led to massive and continuing expansion of settlements, the attempt to install a Fascist regime in Lebanon and all subsequent Israeli wars. They Yom Kippur War was the end - the very final end - to the threat of national annihilation by surrounding Arab states which had framed the first 25 years of Israeli existence. It led to an Israel more riven by fear than before, and one for the first time driven by dreams of expansion.
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The deal is expected to close in October. Goldman Sachs advised Mubadala on the transaction, and Citigroup Global Markets Carlyle.
Mubadala, which also committed $500 million to an investment fund managed by Carlyle, joins the California Public Employees' Retirement System as a strategic investor in Carlyle. CalPERS purchased a 5.5% stake in 2000.
"We feel this is an affirmation of the global business model we have created and a reflection of Carlyle's 20-year record of top-quartile returns," said Carlyle co-founder David Rubenstein. "These resources, like the earlier investment by CalPERS, will add to Carlyle's capital base, strategically expand our business and be used for additional investments."
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The last week literally had a lot of ups and downs, with the team winning two of three against the Padres and one of three against the Giants. In the middle game against the Padres, we saw Ian Kennedy face the D-backs in his new uniform for the first time. David Holmberg got the call to face him for his big league debut. Neither starter figured into the decision for that game, however; in true 2013 Arizona fashion, the game ended in a walkoff hit for Aaron Hill.
Walkoffs have been a theme all season — with the Padres walkoff and another on Saturday against the Giants, the D-backs still lead the league in walkoff wins, now with 12 total. Frequent lead changes are the sign of a middling team, unfortunately… and in today's ESPN Power Rankings, Arizona stayed at 14th overall. The D-backs are now a ridiculous 11.5 games back of the Dodgers in the NL West — meaning the division is almost certainly out of reach, even if Arizona managed to win all seven games it has against L.A. this month. The second wild card spot is still a remote possibility, as the D-backs are only 6 games back of the Reds — but the Nationals are just 6.5 games back, meaning a total collapse by Cincinnati still would not assure Arizona a spot.
Despite the narrow lead over the Nats in the standings, FanGraphs' playoff odds tell the story that Washington is really the better team, and that Arizona may have been overperforming a bit this year. Using the ZiPS and Steamer projection models, FanGraphs comes up with a 2% chance for Arizona of grabbing a wild card — but the same projection gives the Nats an 8.4% chance. You might be right to wonder if the ZiPS and Steamer models are overly incredulous about individual D-backs' performances this year, though (especially Goldy's) — using season-to-date stats, FanGraphs gives Arizona a 6.7% chance of making the playoffs (6.5% chance of getting the wild card). We're splitting hairs at this point, however, and any way you slice it, Arizona needs to go on a run right away in order to remain in the hunt this year.
Yesterday saw only two promotions once the roster expanded, in the returns of David Hernandez and Tony Sipp. I would think a few more will join them as the month goes on, but I'm surprised we don't have one or two new guys yet. Check out my thoughts from Thursday. Promoting Owings is still an option if one of the team's infielders runs into an injury issue. The addition of Matt Langwell to complete the Jason Kubel trade probably changes the math for September callups — but not for any evaluation of the Kubel trade, as Langwell is 27 and doesn't offer much upside. I'm sure the club will use this month as an audition for Langwell — if he doesn't perform, we might never see him in a D-backs uniform again.
Some good stuff written on the D-backs this week:
- Last week, the Arizona Fall League announced rosters. The D-backs organization is sending six to play for the Salt River Rafters: Mike Freeman, Jake Lamb, Jake Barrett, Nick Ahmed (from the Upton trade), Andrew Chafin, and Matt Stites. I had been hoping that Chafin might make the bullpen this month as an expanded roster callup, but no dice, apparently. And I think we're all eager to see more of Stites. Nick Piecoro has a thorough breakdown of these six guys.
- At FanGraphs, prospect guru Marc Hulet wrote about what to expect from David Holmberg, and about the youthfulness of the Arizona pitching staff in general. Given Holmberg's pitch count struggles, I wonder if he'll be the mop-up guy for the rest of this month if he returns, freeing up long man Josh Collmenter for some higher-leverage situations. On the RotoGraphs side of the same site, Mike Petriello had some interesting things to say about the return and rise of Adam Eaton.
- Several very good posts at AZ Snake Pit this week, including this look at the decline of baseball in Tuscon by Clefo. I also enjoyed mpschutz_az's cautiously optimistic piece on the organization's outlook. Jim McLennan took an interesting look at past years' September callups, and his thoughts on the Kubel swap are pretty much in line with mine.
- At Venom Strikes, Christian Moffett had some thoughts about Josh Collmenter, and Thomas Lynch went out on a limb predicting a Skaggs trade this offseason. Personally, I think there's every reason to bet that some or all of Tyler Skaggs' lost velocity will return in the spring, and since that's exactly what happened last year, I think the organization is at least conscious of that possibility — that would make the offseason about the worst possible time to trade Skaggs. Either he'll be mediocre in the spring, and his value will only be marginally worse than it is right now, or it'll be back.
- At Prestige Blogs, Chris Jackson was back in the saddle and firing away with a handful of posts. In the first, Jackson noted that Arizona has been middle of the pack in leaving runners on base, which makes sense since we're in the middle of the pack in terms of getting runners on base. He also notes that Arizona's bullpen ERA is actually fairly good, something that Inside the 'Zona's Jeff Wiser also covered recently. He also thoroughly catalogued Kevin Towers' trade history. Jackson offers a good, clean assessment of each trade and I don't differ much on my opinion of each of those moves, except to note that he analyzes results, not necessarily the strength of the move at the time it was made. Jackson also covered the Upton trade in greater depth.
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Legalizing same-sex marriage will unleash a cultural shift in Illinois, already underway in other places, by legitimizing this type of marriage. Yet there will still be people, myself included, who will firmly believe in marriage as a relationship between one man and one woman. But respect for our beliefs will deteriorate in a society where same-sex marriage is legitimized.
Photographers and bakers will be forced to provide their services to same-sex weddings against their beliefs or face punishment. Faith-based social services, like adoption agencies, will be forced to serve homosexual couples against their beliefs or close their doors.
Even schools will have to teach their students that homosexual relationships are appropriate, or face harassment as being "gay haters," and families that home school their children might not be off the hook. This should hit home with State Representative LaShawn Ford because his daughter attends a parochial school, which could be forced to violate the teachings of the church to promote homosexual marriage in its classes.
This, among other reasons, is why I went to Springfield to stand up for one man-one woman marriage at Illinois Family Institute's Defend Marriage Lobby Day.
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Posted: November 15th, 2013 11:13 PM
As an exercise Paul, please substitute "inter-racial" for "same-sex" in your letter. Most would argue that the analogy between the 2 letters is pretty close although possible not exact. If not exact, where does it break down? Surely there were hundreds of such letters, equally heartfelt and sincere written 50-60 years ago. Ask yourself, would your 2013 self feel good had you written one of those letters in 1950 knowing that the country hasn't in fact been torn apart by inter-racial marriage?
Posted: November 15th, 2013 8:30 PM
Paul, pls. y u hate the gays?
Larry from Oak Park
Posted: November 10th, 2013 10:51 PM
"But respect for our beliefs will deteriorate in a society where same-sex marriage is legitimized." You realize that there are still people in this country - particularly in the South - who believe that society should treat white Americans as superior to all other races, right? Did respect for their so-called beliefs "deteriorate" when the CRA passed in 1964? By your logic, it did. You also realize that your sexuality isn't something you control, whereas your "beliefs" are, right?
Jim Coughlin from Oak Park, Illinois Facebook Verified
Posted: November 8th, 2013 10:59 PM
It would be interesting to learn what evidence Virginia Seuffert is relying upon that makes her confident to post, as factual, "public schools already indoctrinate kids with GLBT gospel"? What exactly are students being taught that should be viewed as harmful and is she referring to Oak Park classrooms? Is she also able to verify the accuracy of her claim that "religious freedom eroded in other countries where gender marriage is legal?
Samantha from Chicago
Posted: November 8th, 2013 9:46 PM
Sad that you are so narrow minded I hope your can broaden your perspective , This view is so old fashioned it should not have been published
Posted: November 7th, 2013 3:23 PM
I'm just glad those laws banning interacial marriage were nullified years ago; and look how that changed the landscape. Paul; what makes this country great is our collective respect for minority viewpoints.
Religious freedom
Posted: November 7th, 2013 10:24 AM
It's a little more complicated than you're making it sound though, OP Res 253. It depends on whether the person being refused service is part of a protected class and whether the business needs to protect a legitimate interest by trying to refuse service. But I generally agree that eventually the free market will make sentiments like Mr. Rubio's socially unacceptable to the point of whatever homophobia they have they'll keep it to themselves if they're smart.
OP Res 253 from Oak Park, Illinois
Posted: November 7th, 2013 9:46 AM
I am highly supportive of gov't sanctioned civil unions for gay and straight couples (marriage is a covenant that should be outside the purview of the state). I do believe hat service providers views should be protected, religious or otherwise. You would not make them bake for the KKK, should a florist be sued for refusing the Pro-life rally, a banquet hall that disagrees with the Boy Scout stand be forced to hold a ceremony? Let people refuse, the market with punish and the resistance fade.
OP Resident # 545 from Oak Park
Posted: November 7th, 2013 9:43 AM
James, please. You are free to disagree with Paul's viewpoint, but he is not hate mongering. Please elevate your thinking.
Posted: November 7th, 2013 8:17 AM
Wow I haven't seen hate mongering like this in some time. Paul, have you looked into the deep south? I would probably be much happier there.
Religious freedom
Posted: November 7th, 2013 8:05 AM
What the folks in the traditional marriage crowd crying about their "religious freedom" either leave out or don't understand is that their privately held beliefs are protected. But their discriminatory actions based on those beliefs are not. Believe what you want--your behavior towards others cannot infringe on THEIR rights. Two way street. If someone doesn't want to bake cakes for gay weddings, they shouldn't bake cakes for anybody. Because if you bake cakes, you have to serve ALL the public.
Speedway from Oak Park, Illinois
Posted: November 7th, 2013 1:37 AM
Paul, I simply have to shake my head at you. You talk of your religion but God loves ALL his children. I am sorry you can not open your heart to those that are different from you. In your case it is a choice.
Don H from Oak Park
Posted: November 6th, 2013 3:37 PM
Virginia, I think you're a bit misinformed. Catholic Charities is still handling adoptions. http://catholiccharities.net/services/adoption/ My wife and I were looking into adopting through them earlier this year.
Virginia Seuffert from Oak Park
Posted: November 6th, 2013 3:27 PM
He's not lying, although not entirely accurate. Catholic Charities had to close their adoption services because they would not place with same gender couples. Gay couples have brought lawsuits all over the country when hotels, bakeries, and photographers would not work their weddings. Public schools already indoctrinate kids with the GLBT gospel So far, in the US private and religious schools are still free. Religious freedoms eroded in other countries where same gender marriage is legal.
Posted: November 6th, 2013 2:28 PM
Catholic Schools will always be free to teach their doctrine. Home schoolers will still be free to home school. Not in ANY of the 14 states and DC where same sex marriage is available, has their been ANY movement to support your statements. You, sir, are not being truthful. Lies in the name of god are still lies.
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This Mighty Scourge: Perspectives on the Civil War by James McPherson
[From Publishe's Weekly] Prolific and much-honored historian McPherson (Battle Cry of Freedom, etc.) weighs in on the Civil War in this compilation of 16 essays, most of which have appeared in print before—seven of them in The New York Review of Books. Revised and edited for this collection, the essays read like chapters in a smooth narrative that addresses some of the biggest questions of the Civil War: why did it start? why did the South lose? what motivated the men who fought on both sides? how do we evaluate the top leaders—including Lincoln, Jefferson Davis, Robert E. Lee and Ulysses G. Grant? McPherson goes about answering these and other questions in his usual graceful style, underscored by a thorough grasp of myriad primary and secondary sources on virtually every aspect of the conflict. He forthrightly expresses his opinions while backing them up with well-reasoned arguments, whether challenging the"Lost Cause" argument about why the South lost, or supporting the proposition that it was slavery—and not states' rights—that was the main cause of the war. This strong addition to the massive Civil War canon will appeal to all readers.
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"In terms of both monetary policies and other mechanism, China will take into full account the quantitative easing policies implemented by central banks of foreign countries."
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Finance ministers and central bankers from Group of 20 nations meeting in Moscow last month sharpened their stance against governments trying to influence exchange rates as they sought to tame speculation of a global currency war.
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A currency war can be avoided if policy makers in major countries observe the consensus reached at the G-20 meeting that monetary policies should be aimed at domestic economies, Yi said, according to the English-language Xinhua report.
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Southern Communications Centre manager Inspector Kieren Kortegast said the tapes were released to help "set some of the scene".
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"Those who've lived through it, we know how difficult it was. These [tapes] can convey the true emotion."
The scale of the disaster was "way beyond the comprehension of anything we actually thought we'd every see", he said.
Immediately after the shaking stopped, Kortegast conducted a quick assessment of the building and was confident it was safe. The communications centre's phones and computer system were not disrupted by the quake, and power was provided through a generator.
He did not realise until later that the rest of the police building had self-evacuated.
There was some raw emotion coming through the radio, especially just after the magnitude 6.3 quake struck, he said.
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"It was very matter of fact. We couldn't afford to lose that control. Lives were saved because of it and because our systems carried on," he said.
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This is a pic from a fan. As you can see she's with Max not Louis….
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This is a pic from a fan. As you can see she's with Max not Louis….
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Holy shit.. George shelly, welcome to the stylinsons…
The face, cheekbones, dimples all harrys. Hair, glasses, smile.. All Louis.. This is a big fucking coincidence if you ask me… Jesus.. He's perfect… OMG
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So if I made a Larry twitter how many of you would follow me?
am i the only one who is finding these sudden bitchy articles about Larry very suspicious? someone somewhere is up to something and i think they're messing with the wrong fan base.
and they have no right to use RockitRocket's art without her permission, i hope they don't get away with this, its bullying and getting Larry shippers even more hate, didn't Louis say he loved all the fans no matter what?
plus he fucking hates The Mirror anyway so if they ship him and another guy together he shouldn't care, if his relationship was so perfect it shouldn't bother him (i understand she gets hate) Ziam never bothered Liam or Zayn (as far as i know) and Louis shouldn't be so god damn rude. us fans love him to death we made him the rich fucker he is today and hepled him and his band mates do all the things he can do, and when people say Louis "hates us" if he actually said that then im losing respect for him, along with the "bullshit" tweet, flipping fans off, disgusting DM's to Larry shippers "no time for you, bye" excuse you, don't get me wrong i love Louis, but at the same time a part of me just hates him for that,
the mirror article is just rude, stupid and extreme bullshit, if Larry "isn't real" why is everyone really trying to prove it wrong, it just makes no sense, just the let the shippers, draw, write and fantasize about what they want, fucking hell grow up and go write articles about things that DON'T incourage bulling on other people.
Never ever will I believe that the clique is just trying to defend their ship and trying to get justice for it. Anyone thinking that is just lying to themselves. They're rude to their own fandom if their opinion is different from theirs. Do those possibly sound like good people to you? 98% of you are awesome, but SS doesn't deserve that 2% that seems to be obnoxiously louder than anyone else in the fandom.
Do not talk to me! I opened youtube and found this video. I'm in a fragile state.
cari28ch3-me asked:
I don't want more ship wars to happen either as I have no reason to pit NH and SS against each other, sadly not every fan seems to feel that way :/
Here's the thing. We all know what get's under the other ship's skin, we all know what to say and how to say it. SS and NH have been flying parallel too long to not know what we both have gone through, how we both have been attacked and offended, and what buttons NOT to push. Any fan with a decent following from either side could start a whole lot of shit if they wanted to, just by saying the bullshit below that starts these kind of problems and trips triggers from people who like and care about their ship:
Sasuke does not love Sakura, that's why he left her.
Sasuke is assexual/homosexual and is only with her to make Uchiha spawn.
Naruto does not love Hinata, he liked Sakura for 699 chapters.
Naruto never had any romantic feelings for Hinata. Naruto never cared she existed.
Hinata is weak and pathetic, she should go and knit.
Sakura is weak and pathetic, she's just a doormat.
NaruHina is lame and underdeveloped.
SasuSaku is abusive.
Boruto is better than Sarada.
Sarada is better than Boruto.
Hinata is stronger than Sakura.
Hinata never does anything.
NaruHina has more kids, therefore, they are better than SasuSaku.
SasuSaku has more development, therefore, they are better than NaruHina.
All of it bullshit, yet all of it people use when these ship wars start. It shows how stupid they are.
And, sadly, fans from both sides have exploited these sensitive points on. Right now, it's the kid swap thing that Kishi/SP are doing with Sasuke and Boruto and Naruto and Sarada.
This idea, while cute in theory, no one likes as is it takes away the father from each kid.
This is why everyone is comparing the techniques and qualities of Boruto and Sarada so much and it really is just sick and needs to stop. I honestly LOVE that Boruto has that piece of his mother in him, just as much as I'm happy that Sarada has Sakura's strength and chakra control. And my guess is that since they're both rivals, they will be pretty evenly matched. LIKE SASUKE AND NARUTO! But, no, fans can't just accept that!! No! They have to be insecure about SOMETHING. Whether it be Boruto having three techniques, Naruto spending more time with Sarada, Sasuke being Boruto's master, Sarada getting more screen time than Boruto in Gaiden… It's all stupid af and not needed.
This is getting right back to the core of NH v SS, which is as always Sakura v Hinata. It's stupid, pointless, and like comparing lilies and roses. People have no need to tread on each other's toes, and say shit THEY KNOW the other fandom will take offensively, just because they are feeling insecure about something.
*goes into Sasuke tag to find some nice posts to queue for tomorrow*
*eyes are assaulted with ss fantasy bullshit*
So I finally made a Larry Twitter. follow me bitches. xx


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