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New Irish law recognizes existence of transgender people
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Ronaldo's mom stopped at Madrid airport with 55,000 euros in handbag
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Last all-male Oxford University college opens doors to women
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The African American Cultural Center, which was created to establish a welcoming environment for African-American students at the University, was absorbed by another office this summer.
The six programs it housed, including the Abeneefoo Kuo Honor Society and Black Theatrical Ensemble, were transferred to the Multicultural Services and Programs Office, a move which Dean of Students Bill McDonald said was considered after three key positions were left vacant over the summer.
"The catalyst for moving the African American Cultural Center back into Multicultural Services and Programs was that all three of our full-time positions were vacated," McDonald said. "We chose it was more efficient to streamline, and it would build more unity among all our students."
The former senior coordinator left to accept a position with another university in June.
However, former Director LaRetha Spain-Shuler and former Assistant Director Amy Anderson vacated their positions in May.
University officials said they could not legally speak on issues involving terminated personnel.
Spain-Shuler was "alleged to have engaged in egregious conduct that is not compatible with [Spain-Shuler's] continued employment with the University of Georgia," according to a May 1 email from McDonald to Spain-Shuler obtained by The Red & Black. Spain-Shuler's firing was effective May 8, according to the email.
The Red & Black tried to speak with Spain-Shuler and Anderson, but neither were available for comment.
McDonald said the unexpected release of the two positions led to the changes in the cultural center, but he did not say what led to the termination of the positions.
"We had some changes in the [cultural center] staff, so that all our positions were open," McDonald said. "We could have chosen to rehire, but we wanted to experiment and see how this works."
But some familiar with the cultural center and its organizations are concerned about the changes and the way they were brought about.
Sequoia Bates, a 2012 graduate who held leadership roles in both the Multicultural Services and Programs office and AACC, said the merger left questions unanswered.
"The programs that the cultural center held were unique within the African-American community," Bates said. "Why was it done in such a time when there weren't students on campus? In terms of support services for minorities, there is that advocacy aspect, and this cultural center is needed. Even if it wasn't needed, the University has a responsibility to address the community at large and discuss it."
McDonald sent an email informing students of the changes in July and announced the decision to merge officially at an Aug. 11 leadership retreat. The move wasn't unprecedented — the cultural center was a part of Multicultural Services and Programs until 2005.
McDonald said he has stayed transparent during the process but realizes that not everyone will agree with the changes.
"My goal is to be very open about it," McDonald said. "My goal is to say these were my decisions. My goal is to say I understand that not everybody might agree with it, but I at least hope that they understand it. That's my goal."
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There's a lot in a name.
The history of a particular program is tied to its name. It's how University alumni associate a program. Students who may have heard the name from relatives will search for it when they arrive on campus.
So when Kameron Dawson, the President of the ABK Honor Society, heard about the merger, her first concern would be that the cultural center would lose its identity.
"We weren't really under a big umbrella [before]," Dawson said. "I was mostly concerned with how we were treated...and trying to figure out a way to keep the name, the African American Cultural Center."
But her efforts were unsuccessful and the former cultural center programs became individual organizations within the Multicultural Services and Programs Office.
"We didn't really get the chance to fight for it," Dawson said. "It's something I'm still thinking about fighting for just because it's been around for so long."
Dawson said she felt helpless to the changes.
"As students, the way I feel is we can only do so much," she said. "You don't want to be too radical and lose your spot. If at the very least, we can get the name back, that would be enough for me."
The next concern was budgetary. In order to keep its identity, the former programs needed enough money to continue their services.
It wasn't clear whether the cultural center would continue to receive the same funds it received as a stand-alone program or if its former programs would be lost in the budgeting shuffle.
"Because if they don't have their own budget, with the budget cuts, those programs might not be able to be done anymore," Bates said. "There may not be enough money...What happens five years down the line if they say, 'We don't have the budget, so we're going to cut the [Multicultural Services and Programs] as well.'"
This year's budget remains the same as last fiscal year.
The cultural center, despite being tied structurally to the Multicultural Services and Programs Office, was given a stand-alone budget for fiscal year 2013: $185,948, about $400 more than last fiscal year's amount, according to the University budget.
McDonald did not rule out the possibility that the monetary amount, and its stand-alone function, could change in the future.
"They are [separate] from a budget standpoint, but you have a staff that is supervising both [offices]," McDonald said. "That's how it is. That's not to say that at some point we might not merge the two. The state is saying that we have to cut between 1 to 2 percent of our budget. I'm not saying those areas will be picked to cut or not, but...all areas may be potentially cut."
A place to call their own
Miguel Hernandez, the director of Multicultural Services and Programs, steps out of his office and a graduate assistant asks for his signature. A few steps later and he's talking to one of the many students he serves, asking if she's writing an essay. She says no, but that she'd like to talk to him later. Later on, he mentions he has three recommendation letters to write and that if he doesn't lock himself in his office, it won't get done.
Hernandez is busy, and his job has become even busier with the addition of the former cultural center programs to his office.
But the extra work doesn't bother him. He greets each student as a family member, calling them "friend." He knows the students, which makes him confident the merger will be a success, despite others' concerns.
"I would never say someone else's concern is not valid," Hernandez said. "For me, I don't have that concern because I know the passion that our student organizations have to fulfill their purpose, their missions, their objectives. My job is like a coach."
The coach has had a more difficult job as of late. With the decision to return the AACC to Multicultural Services and Programs, Hernandez has been tasked with making certain that annual programs intrinsic to both groups continue. It means planning far ahead and requesting monetary assistance early in the process.
"With the merger, I didn't have a lot of time," Hernandez said.
He said he heard about the change July 9. Within two weeks, he made certain that Rite of Sankofa, Kwanzaa and Black History Month would all be funded for the upcoming year. He knew the first concern would be that former cultural center programs might not continue after the transition.
"I don't want to drop the ball," Hernandez said. "I don't want to let anyone down in that sense."
But the conversion from two entities to one is about more than maintaining programs. It's also about finding the room to house a larger, more diverse office.
"The second thing to make this transition work is to put everyone together," Hernandez said. "It's about physical space. It's about the ability to walk next door and sit knee to knee and say, 'Hey...I have an idea.'"
The former cultural center programs and the traditional groups within Multicultural Services and Programs have been sharing offices since August.
Douglas Hernandez, the president of the Asian American Student Association, said the dynamic was positive despite cramped quarters.
"I did not know much about [the cultural center] to begin with. I didn't even know they were on the fourth floor of the same building that we were on," Douglas Hernandez said. "But now I'm stuck with them. Not in a bad way. We're family. We exchange smiles."
And a solution to the size problem already was in the works. The University had approved plans to move most of the programs to the fourth floor of Memorial Hall. Seven rooms were originally being prepared, but after the decision to merge the two offices, plans to add seven more rooms were finalized.
"Having everyone on the same floor will continue that desire to bring [the programs] together," Miguel Hernandez said. "I'm not going to put [cultural center] groups on one side of the floor and Multicultural Services and Programs groups on the other. We're one family now. We're going to mix and mingle...so they can continue getting to know each other and building relationships."
Moving upstairs is an ongoing process, one that was initially slated to be finished by Oct. 1, but has since been tentatively set for Nov. 1. The 14 rooms will overlook the Memorial Hall atrium off of Reed quad, a space which Miguel called "absolutely amazing and beautiful."
"It's one thing to make decisions that people don't agree with, without thinking through them," Miguel said. "But our leadership doesn't make decisions that they don't think through. [They] have made a decision, but they also have supported that decision financially with this construction."
On uncertain grounds
While University officials have adopted the changes without complaint, some students still feel left in the dark.
The students, many who had worked with the director and the assistant director of the African American Cultural Center, were never told the reason for the vacating of the two positions.
"It was kind of like your family member died or something and nobody tells you until you're 12 years old," Dawson said. "As students, as leaders, I felt like we are faced with different adversities and obstacles. We should have known sooner."
Dawson, who had known Spain-Shuler and Anderson for two and a half years, said she was caught by surprise.
"We had our spring retreat in March...and it was surprising that they weren't there," Dawson said. "It wasn't until July that I found out what had happened and I ended up telling the rest of my organization."
Zuzu Bilal, the vice president of Black Educational Support Team, said an email was sent and a dinner meeting held, but the reasons for the positions being vacated were still not made clear.
"The email just told us about the changes. They didn't go into detail about what actually happened in [the cultural center]," Bilal said. "When we did find out about it, we didn't learn any of the particulars. They said, 'They were terminated for reasons we cannot tell you.'"
Bilal said the transition has been smooth and has actually made the programs more organized. But she still wondered what had happened to cause the changes in the first place.
"We make up our own little things, but nobody knows for sure and nobody will tell us, so we just stopped asking," Bilal said. "We don't know what it was, and they won't tell us."


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Members of the Evergreen Chorale are in the midst of rehearsing for special performances of Handel's "Messiah" this coming weekend.
The chorale is celebrating its 40th year with this presentation of one the first works the group performed after organizing in 1972.
Chorale member Linda Trenbeath is excited about the upcoming performances of the holiday classic because of the direction in which artistic director Christine Gaudreau is taking with the work.
"She has worked very hard to bring back the original sound with lightness and joyous voices," said Trenbeath. "It's a different interpretation with quick tempos."
Gaudreau also is using Baroque instrumentation for the musical accompaniment that the Jefferson Symphony is providing. Harpsichords, trumpets and violins will blend with a pipe organ during the Dec. 8 performance at Central Presbyterian Church in Denver and at an afternoon performance on Dec. 9 at Rockland Community Church in Golden.
A champagne reception commemorating the chorale's 40th year will be offered at the Saturday performance in Denver.
While rehearsing the "Messiah" with the chorale, member Laurie Romberg also is enjoying its unique interpretation, as well as singing with experienced performers.
"We have a lot of talented people," she said.
Guest artists will perform along with chorale members, many of whom are professional musicians.
The churches where the performances are taking place have acoustics that optimize musical tones, which will also add to the dynamics of the presentation.
The Saturday, Dec. 8, performance of the "Messiah" begins at 7 p.m. at Central Presbyterian Church, 1660 Sherman St. in Denver. The Sunday performance at Rockland Community Church, 17 Mount Vernon Country Club Road in Golden, is at 3:30 p.m.
Tickets, at $21 for adults, $17 for students and seniors, and $14 for children, may be ordered on the Evergreen Chorale website at HYPERLINK "http://www.evergreenchorale.org" www.evergreenchorale.org.
SIDEBAR: Evergreen Chorale has rich history
Some members of the Evergreen Chorale have been singing together since the group formed in 1972, creating long friendships and associations.
Dick Phelps and his family have been part of the chorale since its inception. His daughter Lindy Phelps, who used to come with her parents to performances as a child, now serves as assistant director for the chorale. Phelps' late wife, Marcia, was business manager for the organization.
"We've seen Center/Stage go from a cold, unheated skeleton to what it is today," said Phelps. "It's been fun."
"It brings so much enrichment to people's lives. It's family," said member Tom Scripps who has been with the chorale since 1984. "There's something about people who like to sing. They have camaraderie," he remarked
The chorale got its start in January 1972 when Evergreen residents Ruth and Roy Seeber welcomed a handful of music aficionados to their home near the Brook Forest Inn to discuss forming a performing group, said founding member Rick Vancil.
"Ten days later, 14 singers appeared at the home of Ed and Marybeth Auer in Hiwan Village for the first rehearsal of the Evergreen Chorale, which is now completing its 40th year," Vancil recalled. "It was a frosty night in Evergreen, but the music and interaction were warm and lively that first night as the magic got under way."
Having performed with conductors Robert Shaw and Fred Waring, the Seebers were well equipped to launch the chorale, Vancil noted.
The Seebers made a good team, with Roy focusing on directing works ranging from classical to musical theater and Ruth singing and coordinating administrative and public relations functions with growing numbers of volunteers, he said.
"Focus on family became a hallmark of the Evergreen Chorale, with husbands, wives and children participating in a variety of roles. From the outset, children of members were given preference in stage productions to nurture their interest in singing and to minimize time away from family during extensive rehearsal periods," said Vancil.
In May 1974, the chorale opened a new venue with the production of "Threepenny Opera."
In the early days for the group, its performing calendar was dictated largely by the availability of the Conference Building at the Church of the Transfiguration, which was used by out-of-state student music groups from Memorial Day to Labor Day.
"There was no plumbing, no heating, no insulation," Vancil remembers. "The minimal electrical service was far from code; the lighting board looked menacing, building access was treacherous in snowstorms, the roar of construction space heaters was deafening, the San-o-lets were off-putting, sunlight streamed in during matinee blackouts, rain found its way in through numerous cavities. But it became home. Young chorale offspring soon became accustomed to sleeping bags under the lighting booth, and one of those, now grown, just assumed that's what all little kids did."
Vance is promoting the establishment of an Evergreen Chorale Alumni Association to provide an opportunity for ongoing interaction among former chorale members and supporters, and is hoping that the chorale's effort to collect memorabilia will lead to an ongoing system for sharing special memories.
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(The following is a full artist statement written to explain my installation Consumed)
Since it's rise to power in the 1950s, consumer culture has created its own ever-changing visual language: defining what is "fashionable", "glamorous", "in" and "acceptable". This language is constantly being updated, projected through the media and readily learnt by consumers. Behind all the glitz and promotion of these cultural symbols, less glamorous terms are being culturally defined: the "unfashionable", the "out-dated" and the "unacceptable". This body of work was designed to create "windows" into these two co-dependent worlds of meaning.
This piece's initial concept grew from a consideration of how odd it is that symbols of "glamour" and symbols of "cheapness" can both be considered iconic of western consumer culture. The consideration of this phenomenon lead to two realisations: the line between the two worlds of consumerism are blurred, fluid and dictated by the media and the definitions of glamour projected through this media body are unachievable and façade to the suffering of those striving to achieve them. By visually harnessing 1950s visual definitions of fashionable and unfashionable, along with the media voice of the era, my body of work was able to tangibly express these comments on the culture of consumerism we exist in. It makes known, to the audience, both sides of the consumerism coin.
Upon encountering the "front" of this piece, audiences are met with a window display of three magazines featuring bold, block colours, appealing headlines and sleek icons of self and home presentation, in accordance with 1950s consumer ideals. These magazines are supported by eye-catching red signs, advertising the products to the masses.
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From conception, the work of Anna Carey greatly influenced my decision to portray 1950s imagery past the point of perfection and inspired the mid-century modern aesthetic styling of my piece. Carey's famed exploration of architectural form and icons encouraged me to incorporate elements of production design into my art and ultimately lead to my concept of creating and manipulating "props" to capture consumer culture and lifestyle. The witty Neil Wax uses "found" old cleaning product containers and, by way of parody, harnesses the confident voice of branding & advertising to reveal the negative feelings that lie behind the façade of suburban lifestyle. When mimicking the voice of consumerism to convey hidden truths, I also drew heavily on this work. The rich juxtaposition exploited in the work of Fiona Hall was another source of inspiration for this piece. Hall's 'Medicine Bundle for the Non-Born Child' thematically informed my work with its use of juxtaposition to convey the nature of consumer culture in the western world. My own employment of juxtaposition to address consumerism is evidence of inspiration from this piece.
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Hollywood Costume at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts represents movies from the Golden Age to modern blockbusters, including The Wizard of Oz, Cleopatra, The Blues Brothers, Shakespeare in Love, Titanic, Moulin Rouge, Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery, Casino Royale, Twilight: New Moon, Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince, and The Dark Knight Rises.
Hollywood Costume explores the art of costume design in cinema storytelling and includes items that have never been seen outside of private and archival collections in California. In addition to premiering Hollywood Costume in the United States, VMFA is the only East Coast venue for the exhibition. Hollywood Costume is organized by the Victoria and Albert Museum, London.
Package Rate: $119 (King or 2 Queen Bed Rooms) This package includes overnight accommodations, two tickets to VMFA Hollywood Costume Exhibit, On the House ® hot breakfast for two and welcome goodie bag. Hilton Honors Points.
Image captions: Superman, ©Warner Bros/DC Comics/The Kobal Collection
Titanic (Kate Winslet), 1997, ©20th Century Fox/Paramount/The Kobal Collection


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Great tour guide, she is so knowledgable and you can feel her passion towards her job.
Excellent; we were late but missed nothing. And we have to say that our guide, Constas, was brilliant - just the right amount of information and related well to us all. Definitely one to go on.
Guide was great and shared so much interesting information.
I thoroughly enjoyed this tour. Excellent tour guide
Tour guid was very considerate and knowledgable.
Great tour and Maria our tour guide was great.
the tour was more than expected. the three hours went very fast.
Artemis the tour guide was EXCELLENT! She was very knowledgeable, very positive attitude, and has a great personality. We hit a lot of sites, also had a greek yogurt tasting on a bathroom break. I highly recommend this tour and ask for Artemis if you can!
This tour was a perfect introduction to the city, and a great way to understand the history of this city! The guide pointed out things we would not have noticed if we had been walking around the city, and really brought it to life. Even though it was really warm outside, the guide made sure we were walking or standing in shaded areas and it was a really relaxed stroll around the city, gardens, and Acropolis. The guide also had photos to really help us understand the history of Greece.
Blanca United Kingdom
I really enjoyed this tour, the sites visited were increadible. Specially the Acropolis, you really can't miss it! The guide was very knowledgable and showed us the main highlights of Athens. The weather was very nice, and we did the whole tour on walk, which was very nice. Really worth it, was a great experience!
First class guide. She could write a book on this material !,
Great tour to take when you first arrive in Atehns.
We happened to book this tour on a day that the staff at the acropolis were on strike, so in fact we could not go into the acropolis itself. Our tour guide took the opportunity to walk us around many other great sights in Athens, such as the palace and the Olympic stadium. He also took us to the top of a hill overlooking the acropolis and gave us the briefing that we would have had if we were in there, so in fact we ended up with a much better tour than we had even hoped for. I would highly recommend this tour!
Kacy USA
Athens has many shortcomings, but this tour redeemed the city in our eyes. Our guide, Kristos, was great. He kept things interesting and kept us in the shade as much as possible. He was a real font of information and made these ancient sites come to life. I would definitely recommend this tour to others coming to Anthens.
We had an absolutely wonderful tour. We learnt so much and had an amazing morning.
Great tour! A fascinating trip through Greece's ancient and modern histories. Definitely recommended.
Our tour guide, Vikki, was phenomenal She truly knew the history of Greece through all the periods of history and made it come to life as we walked through the different places. It was extremely hot the day we had the tour and she was very caring toward some of the individuals who were struggling with the heat. She tried on every occaision to do the talk in shaded areas and gave us great advice as to how go back to different areas after the tour. She was so knowledgable and made the history come to life. She gave us extra time and answered all questions asked by the individuals on the tour in a very thorough manner. I would give her a five star rating and would highly recommend her as a superior guide! We saw her later in the week conducting a guided tour in Corinth and listening to her in the distance, she was much more thorough than the guide for our tour! Our extreme gratitude to Vikki!
Great tour by an experienced guide who took plenty of time to answer our questions, give us information and help take photos. The walking was broken up by lots of rest stops and checks to make sure we were all OK. Only 6 people on the tour so it was very personalized and extremely interesting. A fantastic way to spend a morning in Athens. Don't miss this !
The tour was very good and the guide spoke perfect and English. After we had the chance of a guided tour to the Acropolis Museum for 17 euros more. It was wonderful as well. I recommend.
Jessica H USA
Fabulous, comprehensive walking tour of the National Gardens, Parliament Building, Changing of the Guards, Temple of Zeus, Hadrian's Arch, Theatre of Dionysus, Odeon, and Acropolis Rock. Had a fabulous sampling of Greek Yogurt that was better than anything we get in the states as well. Informed, patient guide, great timing/pacing, well worth the money.
Our tour guide James was very knowledgeable, friendly, and funny. He knew so many stories beyond just Greek history and was really able to bring the past to life. We had initially planned to explore the Acropolis on our own, but are very happy we decided to go with this tour as it was well worth it!
Was a fantastic tour, with an excellent tour guide! Had my 12 week old child with me in a sling, the walk was well paced, easy & very accomodating even with my extra load. Would highly reccomend this tour.
The guide was excellent and the group was small. It is definitely the way to see important historical parts of Athens.
Lynda L USA
An absolute must do! Despina was our tour guide and she had an amazing way of blending the past with the future. If you take this tour and are lucky enough to get Despina, say Hallelujah! You've got one of the best tour guides ever. It is ALOT of walking and she makes tons of stops along the way. She has it timed so we were at the Parliament for the changing of the guiard. She explained it beforehand so we knew what we were looking at. In the park, she warned us to watch out for pickpockets. She also always stopped to tell us something in the shade. I wrote the tour company after to say how wonderful this tour and particularly this tour guide was.
A great orientation to some ot the many important sights in Athens. I had read that the tour went to fast for elderly folks, but this was not true. Even the climb up the Acropolis was accomplished with relative ease and as many stops in the shade as could be done. Our guide, Yasiff, I think, shared so much information clearly. He really seemed to care about his material.
Tour was good. Guide was knowledgeable and spoke good English. Because of the crowds, it would have been better if it used a headset.


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Senate Delivers A Devastating Blow To The Integrity Of The Scientific Process At The National Science Foundation
WASHINGTON, March 20, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The following is being released by the American Political Science Association: (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20120604/DC18511LOGO-b )This afternoon, the United States Senate delivered a devastating blow to the integrity of the scientific process at the National Science Foundation (NSF) by voting for the Coburn Amendment to the Continuing Appropriations Act of 2013. Senator Coburn (R-OK) submitted an amendment (SA 65, as modified) to the Mikulski-Shelby Amendment (SA 26) to H.R. 933 (Full-Year Continuing Appropriations Act of 2013). The amendment places unprecedented restriction on the national research agenda by declaring the political science study of democracy and public policy out of bounds. The amendment allows only political science research that promotes "national security or the economic interests of the United States." Adoption of this amendment is a gross intrusion into the widely-respected, independent scholarly agenda setting process at NSF that has supported our world-class national science enterprise for over sixty years. The amendment creates an exceptionally dangerous slippery slope. While political science research is most immediately affected, at risk is any and all research in any and all disciplines funded by the NSF. The amendment makes all scientific research vulnerable to the whims of political pressure. Adoption of this amendment demonstrates a serious misunderstanding of the breadth and importance of political science research for the national interest and its integral place on the nation's interdisciplinary scientific research agenda. Singling out any one field of science is short-sighted and misguided, and poses a serious threat to the independence and integrity of the National Science Foundation. And shackling political science within the national science agenda is a remarkable embarrassment for the world's exemplary democracy. For the latest in political science research in the news, follow us on Facebook and Twitter. About the American Political Science AssociationFounded in 1903, the American Political Science Association is the leading professional organization for the study of political science and serves more than 15,000 members in over 80 countries. With a range of programs and services for individuals, departments and institutions, APSA brings together political scientists from all fields of inquiry, regions, and occupational endeavors within and outside academe in order to expand awareness and understanding of politics. SOURCE American Political Science Association
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Today is Aamir Ali Malik and Sanjeeda Sheikh's first wedding anniversary, but the much-in-love couple is not celebrating it in a big way. While Aamir was busy shooting in Mumbai, Sanjeeda was in Hrishikesh shooting for Zee TV's Badaltey Rishton Ki Daastan so it was only in the evening when Sanjeeda landed in Mumbai that the couple could be together.
While Sanjeeda was still at the airport and unable to talk much, Aamir was excited to get back with his beloved biwi. However, there were no grand celebratory plans in the offing, "I packed up my shoot and am waiting for Sanjeeda at the airport and from here on we will be together on this special day of ours. We have an event to attend in the evening and then we plan to have a private celebration. The past year had been full of celebrations and surprises so we have not planned anything big for today. We have partied really hard this year so I am okay with a small private celebration only with Sanjeeda" said Aamir.
We wish and hope that this young, good looking couple sees
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Happy Wedding Anniversary, Aamir and Sanjeeda !!!
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The explosive dilemma of 'collaboration' with the Nazis in order to save German Jews split the Zionist movement in the 1930s.00:01 01.05.16 | 0 comments
"the jews left these arab countries out of their zeal to return to "ZION" after 1948." --- You read only Arab propaganda sources, do you? This is another fairy tale. My parents were ROBBED out of their business in Basra, Iraq. My uncle was shot to death. Like most Jews there, they were under constant threats. And then they were allowed to leave the country only with the clothing on their bodies. "By tearing down churches in the West Bank, by suffocating Bethlehem, etc." ---- Now this is not taken from Arab propaganda -- this is YOUR fabrication (if you REALLY live in Ramallah as you claim).... The Christians in the West BAnk are harassed by Muslim militants and Muslim criminals. The Mafia in Betlehem (the infamous Muslim Abayat family) has been EXTORTING MONEY from Christian businesses. Bethlehem was a heaven and a haven for Christians, until the 1993 Osl Accord gave the city to Arafat's regime and his thugs.