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Report: IDF kills 17-year-old Palestinian, during clash near Ramallah
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Reports: Palestinian, 17, killed by IDF gunfire near Gaza border fence
Palestinians to haul Israel before ICC in wake of arson attack, Abbas says
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Ex-hasid who committed suicide had mental issues, says family
Survivors appeal to Pope to intercede with Germany over Holocaust reparations
Jewish egg donations are hot commodity, but are they 'kosher'?
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ISIS conned by Chechen women in internet recruitment scam
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Israel's largest solar field begins flowing to the national grid
Hydrocarbons found in second wells at Golan Heights oil project
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Steinitz, Netanyahu postpone vote on gas compromise outline
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German 'reneges' on optional fluoridation of drinking water
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Health Minister Yael German – while unwilling to change her recent decision to
cancel the nationwide requirement of municipalities and towns to fluoridate
their drinking water since only a small percentage of the population needs it –
is willing to consider fortification of foods to improve public
health.In a personal interview on Sunday with The Jerusalem Post, the
former mayor of Herzliya said she had a more positive view of adding nutrients
to food than to tap water.When it was suggested that vitamin D be added
to all milk and white cheeses (at present, the important vitamin is added only
to one-percent-fat milk), iodine be added to salt and folic acid to flour,
German said she would speak to ministry director- general Prof. Ronni Gamzu and
other experts about it.Leading public health experts note that vitamin D
helps prevent many diseases, ranging from various types of cancer and heart
disease to diabetes and osteoporosis.Iodized salt is widely used around
the world to prevent types of mental retardation and promote the biosynthesis of
thyroxine and triiodothyronine hormones by the thyroid gland.Folic acid
deficiency is a major cause of neural tube disorders that lead to retardation,
death and low birth weight in fetuses and a wide variety of other problems in
children and adults.The Palestinian Authority has for some time
fortified salt with iodine and flour with folic acid, but until now the ministry
in Jerusalem has not done so.The minister said she was well aware that
health promotion and disease prevention were urgently needed because health
systems around the world will go bankrupt from trying to treat an aging
population for all chronic disease.As for the idea that enforcement of
no-smoking laws be transferred from the municipalities – which throughout the
country last year handed out only 2,500 fines despite the estimated millions of
annual violations – to a private company, German said she thought privatization
of enforcement, with part of the proceeds going to the ministry to finance
health promotion and education, was a good idea, but she worried about legal
problems that could make it impossible for inspectors who do not work for the
government to hand out fines. However, she agreed to look into the
issue.German said that decades of tap water fluoridation is "wasteful
because only about 2 percent of fresh water is actually drunk by
residents."She maintained that there are better ways of delivering
fluoride – which has been proven to protect and preserve the dental health of
children – than through the water supply, and stated that "thyroid disease" and
other diseases could result from exposing the whole population to
fluoride.German's cancellation of mandatory fluoridation aroused much
opposition by public health experts both outside and within her
ministry."It may be that it was a mistake to do it for 30 years," she
said.Asked about the raging controversy on whether private medical
services (Sharap) should be allowed in government and Clalit Health Services
hospitals, German said she had a "neutral view and open mind" about it and
wanted to hear the recommendations of a public committee on the subject that she
recently appointed.Regarding the possibility of allowing physicians'
assistants and nurse practitioners to receive licenses in Israel to ease the
severe manpower shortage of both doctors and nurses, German said she thought
paramedics could be trained more to help in emergency medicine in the
hospitals.But when she heard that Gamzu had recently voiced positive
opinions about these medical personnel, the minister said she would speak to
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Yesterday, the Senate finally passed its version of a six-year federal transportation bill. As you likely know by now, this bill will have a huge impact on how communities across America grow in the coming years.
We asked you to speak out about a number of issues related to this bill over the last few weeks. And right now, I want to say thank you for stepping up.
Many of the crucial provisions we championed—the Safe Streets Act, TIFIA financing for transit-oriented development, and protection of the TIGER grants program at the U.S. Department of Transportation—were included in the final version of the bill.
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The Senate voted on its final six-year transportation reauthorization bill today, and included in the bill was a landmark provision to make streets across the country safer for everyone who uses them. The Safe Streets amendment would require states and metropolitan planning organizations to plan and design for the safety needs of all users—regardless of age, ability, or mode of transportation—in all federally-funded projects.
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This post is the second in a series of case studies about Complete Streets people, places, and projects. Follow the full series over the next several weeks.
In the late 1930s, the City of San Francisco had grand plans to build a third bridge across the San Francisco Bay. They designed a major arterial to lead to that bridge, but 80 years later those bridge dreams have never been realized—and the arterial was in sore need of an update.
Now hiring: National Complete Streets Coalition Director
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Last offseason, general manager John Idzik's New York Jets were suffering from lack of flexibility, but they are now n a much better situation. Prior to the league-wide increase, New York was expecting somewhere between $21 million to $23 million in spending money. Gang Green is currently projected to have an upwards of $25 million to $27 million available.
Anticipated cuts of quarterback Mark Sanchez, cornerback Antonio Cromartie and receiver Santonio Holmes should still happen, which would create an additional $26 million. Such transactions could potentially bring their final total between $51 million and $53 million. This seems like a lot of wiggle room, at least on paper, and it is an impressive amount.
It could go away quickly though, so mapping out strategy remains vital. Receiver Eric Decker provides an intriguing option, but his reported desire for $9 million a year could be out of their price range. This becomes especially true if safety Jairus Byrd is a desired target.
Going on spending sprees both in free agency and giving out big in-house deals doomed them before. Former general manager Mike Tannenbaum invested ridiculous amounts of money in players like Sanchez. Overspending cost Gang Green Darrelle Revis, and they should not repeat this with core players such as Muhammad Wilkerson and Sheldon Richardson, who will need to be paid in the coming years. Head coach Rex Ryan's sixth season will be important, but sacrificing the future is not an option.
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It looked like there was a hole in my daughter's back.
Daughter? What daughter?
If she terminated a daughter, it wasn't an abortion; it was active euthanasia.
Just wait till we get the whole country hooked on it as a major source of nutrition only to find out in the end that, "It's People! Seaweed bacon is people!"
isn't the guy interviewed at 1:24 of the video the dude who played officer byron hadley in shawshank redemption?
Believe it or not the actor who portrayed the character you are mentioning is the same person who does the voice of Mr. Krabs on Spongebob. If you have kids, you will know who that is.
that they must have an intermediary between them & God.
Must, no. Can assist if we want that assistance? yes.
Not much different than living men and women willing to assist you through prayer, teaching, conversation.
So in the end, we disagree. I'm okay with that, as I am sure you are too.
All the best.
. Could the soul of a pious life somehow decide to deny or reject that faith in death? Has this scenario ever come up?
BTW, according to the myth, Lucifer did--though the Archangel is obviously not considered a departed soul. He rejected God despite his clear view of God's goodness. This is why his sin is considered unpardonable. It is a rejection of goodness, though having full and complete understanding of it.
Human beings, according to the Genesis myth, likewise rejected God, but their understanding was severely limited and in error because of the serpent's deception. Our sin was more arrogance based on ignorance. Lucifer's was pure arrogance. Because of this difference, human beings are given a path to redemption and reunion with the divine, whereas the fallen angels are not.
Fascinating. Could the soul of a pious life somehow decide to deny or reject that faith in death? Has this scenario ever come up?
This is a very interesting and fascinated question--the question of free will in Heaven. You mentioned Aristotle. The response takes in Aristotelian concepts of teleology. Human's teleology is happiness. Consider this, the only choice one could conceivably make in heaven is to accept or reject God. In Heaven one has sight of God, perfect goodness which is the source of all joy and happiness. Faced with the ultimate source of goodness which provides you with perfect happiness, what possible circumstances would there be which would make you choose other than God?
If you say that the damnation of a loved one, who is absent from heaven, then you are forgetting that God's judgment, no matter how much we may wonder about it in life, will be always be recognized as absolute goodness once it is made clearer to us in the form of the Beatific vision.
We question, wonder even second guess divine action because our understanding in life is severely limited--not so in the afterlife.
Whether Aristotle is in heaven or not is up to God. We can certainly hope that he is. (My hope is that hell is a very, very empty place). In the end we will recognize that whatever his fate is, it is a just and perfect one.
The general teaching is the profession of faith can only be made by the living. That being said, this belief in no way impinges on the belief that those who are granted salvation can pray to God on your behalf.
Common usage aside, Saints are not made by the Church. The sainthood conferred upon a departed soul is merely an act of recognizing with a sense of surety of the salvation of an extremely pious individual. Catholics believe that soul is, indeed, in heaven. Thus God sanctioned their holiness, their state of salvation; the Church simply recognizes it.
Good point.
Thanks. However, you should answer the question if you wish to truly understand the Catholic position.
But, asking Mary to 'pray for us sinners' is asking her to speak to God on your behalf.
Are you not essentially doing the same thing when you ask a living person to pray for you?
Not a single mention in the Bible about needing anyone to speak to God for you.
Needing is the wrong verb. Do you need other living people to pray for you? No, but Protestants ask them anyway. Moreover, it is not true that their in no mention of the communion of saints in heaven and their petitions to God. The Book of Maccabees, which Martin Luther conveniently excised from the Bible, makes reference to it, and so does the Book of Revelation.
Why did Moses blow his top upon finding his followers praying to an idol they had built, while he was atop the mountain? Are not little ceramic dolls, assigned the names of Saints & Mary, the very same thing?
No, they are images to assist the faithful to be mindful of a saint or of God. These images are not worshipped. Moreover, while Protestant do not like to see a distinction between veneration and worship, for Catholics the two are very different. Saints are venerated, held in great respect because of their fidelity to God. They are respected for their love of God--not as a god, thus the first commandment is not broken. Their veneration would be the equivalent of the love and respect you give to a great Protestant leader. If you still respect them after they are dead, you are doing essentially what Catholics do with saints, save that you are not allowed to ask them to pray for, despite the fact that you could when they were alive. God alone is worshipped because he is recognized as the source of all that is good.
People, by the way, who were made Saints only by the Catholic church, not God. He sanctioned their Sainthood's in no form or fashion. Unless you're speaking to the Pope, of course, then you will get the opposite of that truth.
Common usage aside, Saints are not made by the Church. The sainthood conferred upon a departed soul is merely an act of recognizing with a sense of surety of the salvation of an extremely pious individual. Catholics believe that soul is, indeed, in heaven. Thus God sanctioned their holiness, their state of salvation; the Church simply recognizes it.
As for your claim Catholic's don't worship Saints; they pray to Saints & say prayers to Mother Mary. If that's not worshiping a false idol, as they kneel in front of the Saintly figurines, then please let me know what is? They, or you, are asking a Saint or Mary to be your spokesperson to God.
If it is okay to ask people who are alive to pray for you, why is it not okay to ask them after they have died?
I don't think forgiveness and wanting justice and being angry are mutually exclusive in a Christian mindset.
In addition I don't know exactly how the minds of the unhinged work, but i think if there is a shred of humanity in a person, it cannot help but respond in a positive way to the notion of such forgiveness. But you may be right in some cases. In those, however, I wonder if anything would serve as a deterrent.
I am totally against using the word in conversation to refer to anyone. I find it ridiculous that we can't even use the word when talking about the word itself.
Here is the ultimate fantasy novel:
Frodo SkyPotter is persecuted by his horrible family, the Sackville-Dursleys when one day he finds a gold ticket in a chocolate bar and flys away in a giant peach accompanied by Hagrid Badger Solo, a gruff burly mercenary. Meanwhile a colony of stoats invade his beloved hobbit hole and laser his relatives. Skypotter enlists the aid of GrAslan the Grey, a pompous old short green buffoon with a beard and a nice line in inscrutable sayings. He reveals that Thulsa Vadermort the Snow Bitch killed his father, no is his father, no is his mother, no slept with his own mother and is searching for the three handled moss covered family gradunza that will allow him to take the Sword of Thrones. Skypotter with the Fellowship of the Bling sets out to the Wizard of Woz, with four humorous short guys, a pointy-eared weirdo called Spock-galad, a scarecrow, a tin guy who starts out in a prequel with no skin at all, and a hard guy in a red shirt who dies at the end of the first 20 minutes. They fight through hordes of StormStoat Uruk Klingon-Hai to throw the three handled moss covered family gradunza into the bog of eternal stench. David Bowie steals the palantir. Tolkien sues them. The Beowuf poet sues Tolkien, Homer sues Everyone.
GoT is nothing like Tolkein. Not even similar. Again, watch it or read it before trying to tell us all what it is or isn't.
George Martin: "Hmmmm. I must make this different from Tolkien. Let's see, he had Black Riders. I know! I'll have White Walkers! Brilliant."
I read the first GoT's book, and have no desire for more. I do understand why many like it; it's given the fantasy genre a different twist, and that sometimes is all you need. Anyway based on the first book, I would say Martin's formula is as follows: It's one part Tolkien, two parts War of the Roses and three parts an R rated soap opera.
Lilliput and Blefuscu warring over which end of the egg should be broken, the smaller of the larger.
Good one! That was Swift's take on the "controversy" of consubstantiation versus transubstantiation. I believe Lilliputians and Blefuscans also debated high heels versus low heels, Whigs versus Tories.
The English and the Scots. The Serbs and the Croats. The Sunnis and the Shiites--the Star Bellied Sneetches and Non Star Bellied Sneetches.
"Owners of dogs will have noticed that, if you provide them with food and water and shelter and affection, they will think you are god. Whereas owners of cats are compelled to realize that, if you provide them with food and water and shelter and affection, they draw the conclusion that they are gods."
As global capitalism disintegrates, the heresy our corporate masters fear is gaining currency. But that heresy will not be effective until it is divorced from the mania for hope that is an essential part of corporate indoctrination. The ridiculous positivism, the belief that we are headed toward some glorious future, defies reality. Hope, in this sense, is a form of disempowerment.
Honestly, most of the adults that I know are cynical lot. They do hope that the future will be good for their children, but I know no one who believes it is inevitable or that the future is going to be glorious. There is a general sense of pessimism in our culture in regard to our future. Now. many do "hope" the future will be good, but this demonstrates an acceptance of the very real possibility that it might not be.
Moreover, there is a bit of an irony in disavowing hope and labeling it as enslaving and then preaching a need for new thinking and the need of some to "carry out the self-sacrifice necessary for revolt." I imagine such preaching is because you "hope" you can bring about change. Without hope, why would anyone work for any change?
The core issue here is really the central premise that capitalism, corporatism and the current political systems are in fact enslaving and need to be abandoned--perhaps in a revolutionary way. While I think many here may be inclined to such a premise, it is debatable and needs to be examined in a way that doesn't immediately invoke an either/or fallacy.
BTW, I stopped reading the article when it began to make sweeping generalizations about Ancient, medieval and Renaissance worlds.
Hope is not wisdom. You are wishing on a star. Again the mind of a slave.
I am always wary of anyone who suggests that I am a slave to my ideas--not because that is not necessarily the case, but because they assume that they are not.
satellite radio, internet radio.
Sure, I have most of that stuff as Mp3s. I can listen to it when I want to. When I am driving , however I just have the regular radio.
It's more the idea of how the culture of a generation begins to slowly fade and then rapidly does so. When I visited my parents in the Alzheimer's ward before they died, the staff would play 40s and 50s music for the group as they all stared into space. The music of their youth in the end repurposed for their swan song.
I imagine if I am cursed to go the way they did, maybe they will play the Clash and Elvis Costello (no doubt the song "Veronica") while I eat my puréed vegetables.
Goatman, back in the 80s and 90s the oldies stations played 50s and 60s music. I would tune in every once in awhile because I really liked that music. Now in my area you can't find a single radio station that plays it.
Aside from the Beatles, Beach Boys, Zeppelin, Stones and Elvis almost all the rest is completely unknown to people under 35.
I understand is as the natural course of life, but I still don't like it.
I was flipping through the channels and found myself on VH1 classics. Apparently, 90s music is now part of the oldies nostalgia set, joining the songs of the 80s and 70s.
Now I listened to music in the 90s but didn't follow much of it closely. I don't recognize some of the songs on VH 1classic. I seem to be at the point where some of the oldies are after my time. Great.
Grendel is one of the greats around the retort. A person could learn something from him. I think it's a him.
Larry, you are very kind.
And for what it's worth, I'm a he.
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Bill Clinton has never apologised for DOMA.
Who has caused more damage to the gay community?
Bill Clinton or Ken Mehlman?
MaryM, the answer is Ken Mehlman.
Who has caused more damage to the gay community?
People who live in the past and ask pointless questions or people who can't tell their friends from their enemies?
On another matter, I believe I have a DVD of a "farewell tour" that's probably 8 or 10 years old.
Bill Clinton has said that he regrets DOMA and worked hard to get the law repealed. He has also explained that they were trying to avert a constitutional amendment by passing DOMA. The country has come so far, it is hard to imagine, but Bill was the first president to even acknowledge us, and they were trying to make him pay for it. Ken Mehlman had a large role in every one of the state constitutional amendments that we will now have to work hard and spend money to overturn.
Bill Clinton has said that he regrets DOMA and worked hard to get the law repealed. He has also explained that they were trying to avert a constitutional amendment by passing DOMA. The country has come so far, it is hard to imagine, but Bill was the first president to even acknowledge us, and they were trying to make him pay for it. Ken Mehlman had a large role in every one of the state constitutional amendments that we will now have to work hard and spend money to overturn.
Don, I agree with every one of your comments except the following (and agree with those who've expressed that, when it comes to harm done to our community, it's not even a close call between Clinton and the loathsome Mehlman, who continues to hustle for some of the worst Republican homophobes in Washington):
Clinton "worked hard to get the law repealed." I'd call that a bit of an exaggeration.
"He has also explained that they were trying to avert a constitutional amendment by passing DOMA." The evidence for this is dubious. This seems much more likely to be an after-the-fact rationalization designed to make him look better now and for the history books. It was a political calculation at the time. He should take responsibility for it and apologize. Having said that, no one here should forget that we won the DOMA case last week because (i) both of President Obama's appointees voted with us, (ii) both of President Clinton's appointees voted with us and (iii) as Jeffrey Toobin has pointed out this week, Democrats in 1987, fresh off wins in the 1986 midterms, defeated Reagan's initial nominee for the Court and forced him to choose a more moderate nominee. Elections have consequences. All of the Court's other Republican-appointed Justices of course voted to allow discrimination under the law; that's the world we'd be passing along if we listened to the loathsome likes of Mehlman and other LogCabin/GOProud types.
Patric sees through our government and reading the minds of our top officials as clear as a crystal ball. Patric, help me contact my beloved Tilly.
Ken Mehlman will never undo the damage he did…as far as state-wide obstacles to overcome. All fingers should be pointing at him. Were he a cat – nine lives wouldn't be nearly enough to begin thinking about dreaming of scratching the surface.
@MaryM Bill Clinton most definitely has apologized for DOMA and explained it on more than one occasion. He had the choice of signing that or Republicans were going to pass a constitutional amendmentbanning gay marriage. Had that amendment been passed and ratified the LGBT community's fight for rights would have been infinitely harder.
You cannot look into the past and ignore everything that was happening at the time to just ridiculously blame Clinton for it. He was and is an ally of the LGBT community.
Same with DADT, even Colin Powell has said the intent of the law, which was the best they could do with the political landscape at the time, was to protect gay soldiers and their right to serve. It is not Clinton's fault that the military then used the law to start a witch hunt.
What is this hard work that Slick Willy has been engaging in? Please fill me in.
why is no one commenting on what a TERRIBLE interviewer is Savannah Guthrie?!?!?!?
Kevin, I am not aware of any facts which would justify your statement that President Clinton has apologized for DOMA. He called for its invalidation, no doubt, and he rationalized his signature of the law but his most prominent statement on the topic this year included no apology. http://articles.washingtonpost.com/2013-03-07/opinions/37528448_1_doma-defense-of-marriage-act-marriage-equality You recite his rationalization that his signature of DOMA was seen at the time as necessary to prevent passage of an FMA but the evidence for that is weak. Sounds more like an after-the-fact rationalization. Saying so is not inconsistent with recognizing that he is and has been an ally of our community in many important ways and that we would not have achieved our victories at the Court this week were it not for the Supreme Court appointments he made during his term.
Finally, let me just point out that Colin Powell is in yet a wholly different category on DADT. Whereas President Clinton had great intentions with respect to repeal of the existing ban on open service and was forced to accept an unsatisfactory compromise because of the opposition which mobilized and the resistance of members of Congress, Powell's role in the debate was uniformly shameful. Whatever evolving he may have done since, Powell was arguably more responsible than anyone for the defeat of the President's initial proposal to allow open service. As an African-American, his testimony that allowing open service would be "prejudicial to good order and discipline" and his refutation of the similarities between the proposed repeal and the desegregation of the armed forces in the 1940s were devastating to our effort and provided cover for elected officials to oppose the President's proposal. Powell's role in the process was significant, very different from the President's and absolutely shameful.
davey – yes – I agree that Savannah is not a good interviewer – but she does her job fine and does what is asked of her. definitely not my style.
Well, lemme just say Cher – Cher, fuckers! – is awesome. Y'all noticed this was about her, right?
Cher is a good egg all around, but I don't want to hear anything about her love life. I don't know why people ask when we all know that she should have settled down years ago and raised more kids, stayed with the same man and behaved herself. Instead she sold out to fame, fortune and fun. What a role model!
Just who do you think you are to say something as nonsensical as,
"when we all know that she should have settled down years ago and raised more kids, stayed with the same man and behaved herself."
Seriously? Doesn't that sound like something a TeaBagger/Evangelical/Christian Fundamentalist would say?
I could hope you were being sarcastic, but it doesn't read that way.
"Go to Nepal…stuff"
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The tragedy is that, at least on social media, the narrative that was being lapped up by many Indian Muslims was that Yakub Memon was being victimised. The purveyors of this poisonous line of thinking want this sentiment to grow since communal polarisation is the primary pillar of their political strategy, says Sushant Sareen. The most troubling aspect of the sinister and manufactured outrage of the usual suspects over the hanging of a mass murderer, Yakub Memon, is how easily this fringe ...Rediff.com, 4 days ago
5 reasons that make 'Masaan' a must watch for every cinema-lover
Earlier, the tragedy with Indian films which made a mark at various International Film Festivals was that it never got a decent screening in the theatres. Several acclaimed movies, marginalised as art film , would be sidelined by the distributers ...IBNLive India News, 1 week ago
Tragedy of VIP culture
In a populous country like India where the numbers at any special event, particularly those of religious significance, are so great as to present difficulties in crowd management, it is incumbent upon governments to make the best possible arrangements.Asian Age, 2 weeks ago
An avoidable tragedy
Stampedes during religious festivals are quite common in India. Over a dozen instances of pilgrims being trampled to death have been recorded in independent India, and the common thread running through every such tragedy is the utter failure of the ...The Hindu, 2 weeks ago Pushkaralu stampede: An avoidable tragedy Rediff.com, 2 weeks ago
30 years after Kanishka bombing, the tragedy still haunts kin
Relatives of Air India victims feel the attack is a chilling reminder of terrorisms global reality todayHindustan Times, 1 month ago 30 years later, kin of Kanishka bombing victims re-unite in grief Rediff.com, 1 month ago Kanishka Mastermind's picture at gurdwara adds to misery for kin Hindustan Times, 1 month ago Let Doval, Aziz wear petticoats, if that would bring peace Rediff.com, 3 weeks ago
Greek tragedy, Indian cast
These are bleak times for Indian migrants in Greece. Some have decided to stick it out, and others are talking of migrating further West. Returning home is simply not an option The financial crisis in Greece seems to have divided its 15,000 Indian ...Times of India, 2 weeks ago
Investigate Tragedy at Rajahmundry
The Polit Bureau of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) has issued the following statement on July 14, 2015 THE Polit Bureau expresses its sorrow at the death of 32 people, mainly women and children, and at the injuries suffered by many ...Peoples Democracy.in, 2 weeks ago West Politicizes Tragedy of Malaysian Plane says Russian Deputy Prensa Latina, 2 weeks ago
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