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The government's borrowing rates remained very low throughout. But the Government Accountability Office nevertheless estimates that they were higher during the standoff than they would have been otherwise. The result: An additional $19 billion in interest payments will be owed over the next decade, according to the Bipartisan Policy Center.
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The billionaire founder of Domino's Pizza has won a temporary court victory, with a federal judge blocking enforcement of part of the health care reform bill requiring most employers to provide a range of contraception and reproductive health services.
Some business owners and their staff see that as a violation of their religious rights.
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The goal of this article is to show that adopting a view of Islamic supremacy is logically flawed and practically destructive.
Please watch this video with me:
The frankness of the Muslim Imam in this video is truthful to Islam's true message. I grew up with this Islam around. I belonged to a minority group in a small town in the Middle East, where most residents of that town were Sunni Muslims. There are probably four main points that this Muslims Imam admits directly:
- People, all people that is, have to be ruled under Islamic state.
- A Muslim in this state is at a higher value or status than a non-Muslim.
- A Muslim believes in the Divine command theory and rejects all forms of other 'worldly' governments.
- All forms of secular and worldly governments are rejected. No negotiation, and no "give-ins" by Muslims to any other form of government. Islamic form of government has to rule.
Islam has always been a religion and a state throughout its history. Muhammad was a political leader as well as a religious leader. Whether we like it or not, belief in the absolute rule of Islamic state such as the one we saw in the video was always there in Muslim societies. However, the coming of Islamic thinkers whose circumstances made them influential, brought this trend to the surface. When western countries started leaving third world countries, so as to govern themselves, in the last century, the ground was ripe for "bringing about" Islam. The coming of thinkers like Abu El'Ala' Al-Maududi, Sayyed Qutb, etc. brought to the masses, through organized movements, like "Muslim Brotherhood," a mirage dream for every-day Muslim. This is the dream of going back to establish the Muslim Khilafat and attempt to relive the times of the guided Khalifs.
The masses do not know how the actual times of the guided Khalifs were. They think it was a "rosy" period of times for Muslims. The actual truth is far from it. Muhammad had controlled Arabia through force. He destroyed many tribes, committed mass-murders, assassinated most critics, and forced all others to pay "protection money", mafia-like style. The rest "accepted" Islam, probably to avoid paying tribute money to the Meccan imperialists, and to be left alone through paying nominal amounts of goods or money or a combination of both.
The Muslim masses of our days, most of them, do not know how many Arabian tribes celebrations took place all over the peninsula when the news of Muhammad's death arrived. However this happiness did not last as many of them where attacked by Abu Bakr's thugs who went about destroying tribes, killing their leaders, and forcing them to pay tribute money and goods to the Meccan power house again.
The Muslim Masses do not know about the inner circle political power struggles that took place to nominate a Khalif. They do not know about the hate that Ayesha kept against the house of Ali, a hate that ended up splitting Islam into Sunni-Shi'a divide.
The Muslim masses of our days do not know that the "rosy" guided Khalifs times was full of hate and anger as all of the guided Khalifs ended up dying through murder, the ugliest of which was probably the way Khalif Uthman was brutally attacked and killed in his own home and in front of his own family.
In short, the guided Khalifs times were times of turmoil for the Muslim Umma (nation). However, Islamic groups of our days, like the Muslim Brothers and Hizbu El-Tahrir, ..etc Market those bygone years as the most wonderful of human history.
Going back to the topic at hand, I admit that many of the above points I mentioned above about the video, could have been combined. However, I did separate them for a good reason. That reason is to highlight different aspects of the Islamic belief system. The first point highlights the Islamic state concept. The second highlights the status of a Muslim in comparison to a non-Muslim. The third stresses the conceptual Islamic belief in a "Divine Command" theory. The fourth point stresses the "Imperialistic" nature of Islam per se and its desire to 'gobble up" all of the countries on this globe.
Wafa Sultan has said it much better than I could ever say it when she spoke about how "Ugly" such a religion and belief system is.
My goal in this article is to uncover the most basic assumption of a Muslim and to show its flawed reasoning.
A very basic belief of a Muslim is none but his belief that he, as a Muslim, is the only "correct" representative of God and God's will on earth. This is his starting point. This is what a Muslim believes in and what motivates him/her to do what God commands him to do. What the Muslim thinks can be put in a "valid" philosophical argument form. This form is deductive by nature. It starts with two premises or axioms and reaches a certain conclusion:
Premise 1: Islam is the only correct belief system
Premise 2: God commands me to force this belief system on the whole earth and its residents
Premise 3: I am, as a Muslim, the sole representative of God's command on earth
Conclusion: Therefore, I will always act in a way to force Islam on the whole earth.
A Muslim, by virtue of being a Muslim, believes in Islamic supremacy. Islam rules over all other systems. A Muslim rules over all other people who do not believe in Islam.
I do believe that the weakness of a Muslim's train of reasoning is apparent to anyone with a minimal ability of critical reasoning. Who appointed a Muslim to be the carrier of the mantle of truth? A Muslim may answer "God appointed me" then comes the question "and how do you know that God appointed you"? The Muslim may answer and say "Because Muhammad says so" or "because the Qur'an says so". Circular reasoning is the logical fallacy here. No one will accept what the Muslim claims, but a believing Muslims. For others, who give no credibility to the Qur'an or Muhammad, Islam is just a belief system that they pretty much despise, and want it as far away from them as possible. There is no external supportive evidence to Islam. What the Muslim says can be reduced to pretty much "I believe in Islam because Islam is truth" but no other people of good reason will accept such a claim without supportive evidence.
Where does this analysis leave us? It leaves us with the Muslim begging the question he started with because of his circular reasoning. There is no objective support to the Muslims' claim.
A Muslim may think that even if my reasoning is correct, he/she – as a Muslim – has no problem in believing in Islam. Let everyone else believe what they want. But I as a Muslim will believe Muhammad and the Qur'an no matter what. This kind of reasoning is also flawed. A Muslim cannot say that with good reason. Let me explain …
Let us assume there are two religions, Islam and Malsi (wording adopted from Ali Sina). Muslims believe they will force their belief on all people and rule by force. Malsis believe the same. In fact, Malsis believe that if any other belief system will stand in their way, they will eliminate it and kill anyone who defends it. Both Muslims and Malsis believe in the supremacy and "truth" of their god over any other.
It is easy to see that the presence of supremacist systems like Islam and Malsis will serve no purpose but the destruction of millions of humans just because they do not believe in a certain god.
Is a god who wreaks havoc worthy even of any respect, let alone worship? I hope that it is evident that a Muslims train of thought is flawed, and cannot, with good conscious, be defended.
written by vbv , May 27, 2012
These muslims claim to have solutions for all the problems of humanity when they are not able to address any of their own problems. They are full of glee when there are financial crises in Europe an America that they claim that islam will rescue with its special brand of economics and finance-theories. Why don't they implement these theories in their own miserable countries before flaunting their raw half-baked nonsense on others? Their islamic economics is supposed to be superior to Adam Smith, Keynes, Milton Friedman, Paul SDamuelson, Irving Fisher,etc. What a laugh! These a*****es will not bat an eyelid when they will start claiming Newton, Einstein etc as muslims. That is islam , the only con-game charading as a "religion".
written by Yibel , May 27, 2012
21:34 because men are not equal in the eyes of Allah.
21:37 He commanded us to not make them equal.
21:40 For example, I have the right to marry a Christian or Jewish girl,
21:45 but it is not permissible for a Jewish man to marry a Muslim girl.
21:49 This is correct. I am not calling for equality.
21:53 When I go to Britain or Europe, I have the same right -- my blood and
property are inviolable.
21:58 In exchange, their blood and property are also inviolable through this
peace treaty.
22:02 Their blood and property have no protection except through a peace treaty
or a dhimmi pact.
22:09 Thus Allah has commanded -- you can either accept it or reject it.
written by balam , May 28, 2012
written by Yibel , May 28, 2012
of Allah,
22:21 and you want your beliefs to apply there?
22:25 Omar Bakri: Yes.
22:25 Wafa Sultan: You want to dictate to the native inhabitants of the country
what they can do?
22:28 Omar Bakri: I invite them, and if they accept the command of Allah, then
they may do so.
22:33 If they don't accept, and kick me out of the country, then we will fight
against them.
22:36 The relationship between us is either a pact of belief in Allah, or a peace
treaty, or war.
22:43 The general rule is that the blood and property of non-Muslims are permissible for us.
22:47 Their blood and property are not inviolable.
22:49 It is in their interest to have a peace treaty or dhimmi pact with me.
22:54 It is in your interest, you who say that you do not believe in Islam,
22:58 to accept that there be a peace treaty or dhimmi pact between us.
23:04 The dhimmi pact falls under the Islamic shari'a,
23:06 but the peace treaty does not subject you to the shari'a. That's the way it
is. Either you accept it, or we live in a state of war.
23:15 The general rule is that the blood and property of infidels are permissible
for Muslims.
23:20 The Prophet Muhammad even said, "I was sent to fight against the people
23:23 until they testify that there is no god but Allah, and I am the apostle of
Sheikh Omar moved to Britain from Syria in 1958 and became an Islamic zealot. He worked tirelessly to make the radical group Hizb ut-Tahrir into a formidable organization in the UK. He founded the now-banned organization Al-Muhajiroun, to which several of the 7/7 bombers belonged. He is the mentor and close associate of Anjem Choudary, the Ilford firebrand. He fled Britain in 2004 to escape prosecution, and now lives in Lebanon. What he says is straight out of Reliance of the Traveller and Saudi school textbooks, and is taught in mosques throughout the world, including the US, UK, Canada, etc. - the obligation to spread Islam by force.
written by 1proudkaffur4life , May 28, 2012
And he build up a smokescreen.
Namely the question, who GRANTS these "individual" Rights to the citizen of the state? Well of course states, which enforced rules and regulations put together over a long period of time, ending basically in the establishment of the "Universal Human Rights", which is supposed to binding to all the countries who signed them, except of course many Islamic counties refused to sign them...
While the "Islamic Theocrazy" gives rights to "unbelievers" and devout Muslims, the Non-Islam countries do not
distinguish or draw such lines in regards to "Faith/NON-FAITH". So in the end what can be seen here is the comparison between two different societies. Societies with are so far apart, that in one a woman wearing "Nail-polish" can be harassed by the religious police, while on the other extreme one has people like "Lady Gaga" who dared to get on stage in a dress made out of meat. While I find this repulsing, it is by far less repulsing then the killing of people because they have different opinions about a deity for which in ALL of KNOWN history no proof was ever provided. While some people got bend out of shape over the "Meat-dress" the only death-threats against her came from "Islamic" Indonesia!
The point is, that the "Islamic" Cairo declaration of "human rights" states very clearly that ANY Islamic society worth any salt, has to be based on Sharia-Law. So it does not matter if this "Sheikh" will be called a deluded Muslim, as he based his opinion on the very same Sharia ALL really DEVOUT Muslims must work to ENFORCE. But some Muslims rather do not want to say what their goals are...
written by Yibel , May 29, 2012
...We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they
are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are
Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness...But when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same Object evinces a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their future security.
Sharia is Tyranny.
written by abc , May 30, 2012
Does that mean we are all undefeated sons of god??
Man you proper messed up!
written by 1proudkaffur4life , May 30, 2012
In Islam Adam and Eve were just driven out of paradise, while in Christianity Adam and Eve "died" and became "sinners" passing this state on to all people. In the New-Age corner of Christianity there are some interesting concepts to be found if one wants a modern religion and needs some deity to feel safer. :-)
In any case in Islam it is stoned-gawd allah who predetermined people to hell. It is like Jesus would have finished the "Good Shepherd Story" by tossing the lost sheep down the next valley to its death cursing and telling it "because you strayed from the right path I'll KILL YOU".
Sons of God?
Because Adam sinned, the divine spark in humans has been buried deep within a person. So while humans have the POTENTIAL to be the sons and daughters of God, because Adam and Eve did not reach this, no other human can get to this stage of being able to express this divine spark or godly nature. Also because humans have FREEDOM they make the choices and not some gawd. I do not know who said this, but to the extent a person displays goodness one can see the divine spark or divine nature in him/her.
Of course these are all some man-made concepts and does not mean this has any bearing on reality. Another big difference between Islam and Christianity is this that the Christian ideas could develop over time, while Islam is stuck in a 7 century mix of paganism Jewish Lore and some Christian ideas add to it the rumblings of a uneducated man.... In Christianity one has the big split between catholicism and protestantism even though this too led to fighting and war, which in the end shows that most religions can't be used to really establish peace here (if it will ever be possible trough ANY organized religion I doubt...)


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I Dint Actualy read ALL the posts But 'ALUCARD' is my all time Fav, you can shoot him, stab him, Blow him up, decapitate him, enscinirate him, and Still Find out that hes Only using 50% of his true power.....AND ITS OVER 9,000 ! lolNothing I shoot ever gets back up again.
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That is cool! I really didn't pay that much attention to the voices, I'll notice now that it was pointed out. I have noticed other voices that go from one anime to another though. It's a favorite game of ours, " who else was that voice?". I also like to point out Grandpa's voice actor from Inuyasha, French Tickner. Just because he's only one letter away from being a French Tickler....
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A good friend of mine asked me about my running and why I changed to minimalist. Big mistake. She had to sit through my bottom to top lecture. I will take her at her word that she thought it was a great summary. The real test will be if she converts this spring when she starts running again.
The more I research, the more I am convinced that we are natural distance runners. I am also convinced that our bodies are built to work hard. We benefit from constant motion and being productive. So here is my view on why our bodies are so well adapted to distance running. A lot of what I am saying has been investigated and codified by Dan Leiberman at Harvard. I won't go into gory detail, but I'll hit the hotspots so you know what I'm talking about. I will talk about each of these in terms of the evolutionary benefit they provide us as runners.
1) The Covering – Our skin has pores and not much hair. No other mammals have the extensive pore structure that we have. The benefit is that our bodies can cool down while we exert. Quadrupeds and other bipeds don't have pores. They pant to cool down. That means they can't exert themselves for a long time before they overheat.
2) The Tootsies – We have short toes. You can't run with long toes. Period. Monkeys have long toes.
3) Sensitive Feet - There is a huge amount of nerve endings in our feet. The densest in our whole body. That is why a smart man gives his wife or significant other a foot massage. It relaxes the whole body. It also provides a high degree of proprioception, or sensitivity. When we walk or run barefoot all those nerve endings tell us just how to adjust our bodies so that we have the most natural gate. Shoes cover all that up. We ran for millions of years before shoes on all kinds of terrain and in all kinds of weather. Just saying.
4) Arch Friends – The arch of the foot is a masterpiece of evolutionary engineering. It is also a massive spring to absorb shock. Funny thing is that it only does that when we run with a natural foot strike. Meaning fore or mid foot, not on the heel. Other primates have flat feet. And they don't run distances.
5) God of the Leg – Our Achillies tendon is another shock absorber. No other primate has one in their leg. Ours allows for a large amount of shock to be dissipated if you keep your knees bent and use a natural stride.
6) Nice Ass – Don't get me wrong. Our leg muscles all play in running. Go run some hills and tell me how your Quads feel. What is most interesting along the legs is that glutes. They are purely running muscles. I now know why it is easy to find some nice buns to follow in every race I have run. Comparing to primates again, have you ever seen a chimp or gorilla with a big booty? Nope. They don't run distance. We do. We get the booty award.
7) Breathe Baby – More than anything we are the only biped or quadruped who can breath in a ratio different than our stride. All other running animals stretch and compress (think of a big cat running). That motion allows them to breath in and out. They have no muscles around their lungs to promote a big inhale and exhale during exertion. We have a powerful diaphragm that allows us to breath and take multiple steps. That happens when you run. Most people take two or three steps with each inhale and exhale. The real benefit is that it allows oxygen replenishment and respiration over a long period of time and at many different gates.
8) Open the Gate – We have a continuously variable gate control. That means we can adjust our rate of step to just about any rate from a dead stop to our personal fastest rate. Other mammals are stuck with four gates. When a horse moves from a trot to a gallop, they have just those speeds. Yeah the gallop has a little play in it, but they have about four speeds and that is it. If you are a running animal, being able to finely adjust your gate to the terrain or the prey you are tracking gives you a huge advantage in efficiency over long distance.
9) Knuckle Draggers – Well, we aren't knuckle draggers. Other primates are. That is because we have a tendon in the back of our neck that goes up through the base of the skull. It keep our head erect and shoulders back while we run. Only running animals have the tendon. If you look at a chimp run, they lean forward and use their hands to keep from falling over as they skuttle for the short distances that they can run. We run erect (go ahead, make the jokes!).
10) Art and Science – There is a large body of research that says we think better when we are in motion. It is a basic survival trait for humans who first ventured out of the trees and on to the hard packed and rocky surface of the savannah. We had to be very aware so that we could find food or not be food. There is more to it than that.
We were barefoot and weaponless. There were many predators out there, so why did we dominate? We were bipedal for at least two million years before we invented tools and weapons. How did we feed our big brains which take 20-30% of our energy? We needed meat and fat from big game. We scavenged a lot, but we also learned how to hunt in a very unique way.
We evolved to be persistence hunters. That means we ran our prey to death. We sweat through pores and run at a variety of gates with ease over long distance. We hunted the big game at the hottest part of the day and made them keep running. They couldn't cool down because they can't pant and run at the same time, so after a few hours they overheated and were either easy to club to death or just fell over. Persistence hunting is very effective. In the 60′s there were still hunters in Africa who practiced persistence hunting. Four out of five hunts resulted in game being caught at the end of the run. That is much more effective than spears or arrows. What is it about persistence hunting that makes us what we are today?
Persistence hunting required developing a skill for speculative tracking. The ability to envision what the animal would do when there were no signs on the trail. That speculative tracking helped develop our imagination. Tracking was a learned skill and hunters taught other hunters the techniques for following different kinds of prey. It was the first use of the scientific method, albeit elementary. From that sharing of knowledge came the ability to understand how the beast would react while being chased. Speculative tracking is the ability to put your mind into the head of the beast and to feel where it had gone. In a sense, we learned to think strategically. It is all because we were able to run long distances. It is in our genetic code and in every element of our physical being.
Among all the creative activities we developed because we learned to be speculative, the most wonderful is love. So when I say I love running, I really mean it. Without running there would be no love.
Get out there. Screw the weather. Screw the excuses. One foot in front of the other. Run 5 feet or 50 miles. Get in contact with what you really are – a running hunter. The most awesome predator that has ever lived on this planet.
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Alright, listen to me you fucking Swampsong loving shitlickers: This is just a fucking take on the already taken path of early Fear Factory, but without any of the Nancyboy clean vocals or funky breakdowns. Just machinelike rhythms and thick guitar work. And that means it's better than what you like. I don't care if you like THIS, it's still better.
All this band wishes to do is make heavy metal. I assume they heard a couple FF discs and decided that's how they were going to go about it. Here is to them. It works. It's not going to get a fucking 666, but it's going to be recommended to anyone who isn't jonesing to get in touch with the little Mozart they mistakenly assume is running around in them, which is fine by me because those people need to be hit in the face with everything.
Not that this is a simple play-it-like-they-did remake of Demanufacture, really. It hops from the FFing to some nifty death and roll and even a little Napalm Deathic riffage now and then. It's a combo that makes sense and Total Devastation, despite the corny name, play it with passion and precision. The vocals are all death, which keeps things feeling earthy and violent. The drums sound like drums instead of mechanical plastic monkeys on a power surge, and the keys or programming are mainly understated. The tempos shift from chugging headbangers to nearly brutal blasts, and when the band wants to sound epic they do a good job of pulling it off.
The production is damn near perfect. Everything melts together like a single organism and the amount of heavy is about perfect for people who actually value that kind of thing. The cd remains fresh for the entire 45 minutes, pummel after pummel, beating upon beating. And even the relative changeups like "Production Peak" come across like wolves circling the kill instead of hand holding moments for lovers and friends.
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Emerging trends in Physical fitness.
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"Raising the Bar," Journal of Health Physical Education, and Dance, December 2007
"Video, the Other Technology." IAHPERD Update, spring 2008
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With deep insight and broad scope, one of the most trusted figures in American media reflects on this pivotal year in our nation's development.
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- mountainmojo
In the beginning, i thought the film might be mistaken for Napoleona Dynamite. Here we have our heroine Juno, in a random yard, staring at some furniture. "It all started with a chair," she says, though that's really neither here nor there. Then the opening credits roll. Cue funky-indie song played over a now-animated Juno, making her way across town with a gallon of Sunny D and some Dynamite-like font showing you the players' names. Follow that with some hipster dialogue, home skillet, then skedaddle on over to Juno's house, where she can use her hamburger phone (is this 1982 or 2007?) to chat up her BFF. Let's just say the first 15 minutes had me worried. Luckily, not long after that quarter-hour mark, the film stops trying to impress you and focuses on its characters and story. Thank god, for there are indeed some great characters (and character actors) here, and the writing and story are bound to pull you in as well. Ellen Page builds on her Hard Candy success as the titular wisecracking (and somewhat wise in general teen), Michael Cera cracks me up by doing things that are probably well-rehearsed but appear innate, and J.K. Simmons does awesome work (as always) as Juno's dad. However, the performance that might shock everyone the most is the one belonging to Jennifer Garner, appearing initially to be some sort of Bride/Mommy-zilla, only to wow not only Juno but the audience as well in a more complex and heartbreaking role.
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breath of fresh air and absolutley hilarious - sue79
I loved Juno i felt everyone could relate to her as she was a little bit quirky and not thr usual teenage prom queen we see in so many films these days. Its laugh out loud funny and there is a little... MORE
29 February 2008 11:20
V.Good - Well worth a see! - Dvaughan
In my opinion this was a very good film that reflects real life in many ways. The film is about a 16 year old girl who gets pregnant. She is a working class girl and has no interest in keeping her... MORE
27 February 2008 22:11
Really fantastic! - belfastcub
I wasnt that keen on going to see this to be honest as i thought it was gonna be a real kids movie... I was blown away by Ellen Page's performance, she is a fantastic actress and still so young. Her... MORE
27 February 2008 17:04
Disappoints Compared to Hype - pandabat
Poor old Juno (Ellen Page)! After a one night stand with her friend Paulie Bleeker (Michael Cera), she finds herself with child and she neither wishes to get rid of it nor raise it herself. After the... MORE
27 February 2008 15:50
Simply Brilliant!! - YvonneG
This has to be the best film i have seen in years. The characters are fantastic and so well played. You are hooked from the very first scene, not many films can do that. Its funny throughout but also... MORE
27 February 2008 13:09
Worth a look!!! - FILMFREAK
People had been saying how brillant this film was for a while before I got the chance to see it myself. I hate films that are hyped up so much and then they let you down so much. But I am glad to... MORE
26 February 2008 16:40
Very Original!! - XOAINEOX
Wel everybody, just when we all thought that Hollywood had thought of every idea for a movie!..... They proved us wrong!!1 Who ever thoughtn sucha contraversial issue like teenage pregnancies and... MORE
24 February 2008 12:45
BRILLIANT - mealla
If you liked Napoleon Dynamite or superbad you will love this! The soundtrack is amazing too! MORE
19 February 2008 19:40
Really really worth a watch... - Paul
Great film, quality script and cast although I'm sure it won't be to everybody's comedy tastes. Plus best soundtrack in ages. MORE
19 February 2008 19:16
loved it-great soundtrack! - kits
i thought this would be another superbad but with a female lead, i thought superbad was hysterical and couldnt wait to go see it. however, juno was completely different to what i expected. it was... MORE
19 February 2008 18:13
Unbelievable - shellbell
Juno is a great film. The script is amazing and the main actress is magnificant. Definitely recommend it for a good laugh and a little cry! Although went with a group of boys who were not that... MORE
19 February 2008 00:35
wouldn't recomend - macer
this was a alright movie but would not recommend it to a friend i foun d that it was boring but at times slightly funny MORE
18 February 2008 23:31
Fantastic - Simon
This is real film making at its best and not even the couple sitting beside me who insisted on repeating every one liner after they'd laughed out loud at it could take away from my enjoyment of this... MORE
18 February 2008 15:36
Enjoyable - Pete
Not as fantastic as as its being hyped up to be but enjoyable none the less. It comes across almost like its going out of its way to be different but inevitably reeks of familiar. It is definitely... MORE
17 February 2008 23:59
Honest to blog, a great movie - Vertigo
"Juno" is this year's indie flick that's gone on to make it big and deservedly so. Ellen Page plays the title character of Juno, a quick-witted, sharp-tongued sixteen-year-old who finds... MORE
17 February 2008 18:27
Right from the Opening Credits - Siobhan L
You know from the opening credits that this movie is going to be different. The story is straightforward. Juno, 16, is a cool girl who lives with her father, step-mother and 5 year old half sister,... MORE
16 February 2008 23:04
excellent - movie_fan08
original, funny, witty, charming, moving.... i could go on and on , this is a brillant film and justly deserves it oscar nomination for best picture 2008, the writing is so fresh with diablo cody a... MORE
16 February 2008 11:52
Simply Brilliant. - Marmite-Syndrome
This is an excellent film but people are expecting too much its brilliance is subtle and humour isnt always immediately clear but that in my opinion is the great thing about the film it doesnt try to... MORE
15 February 2008 21:23
A no nonsense look at life! - amz
This film is about a young girl growing up! It follows a segment of her life in her 16th year, where she is experimenting with life. She gets pregnant and basically the film follows her through the... MORE
15 February 2008 10:36
GREAT!!! - Jen
This is right up there with Little Miss Sunshine for me, with its offbeat, sarcastic and quirky humour. The on-screen chemistry between all the actors makes this a 5+ movie in my book. It is... MORE
14 February 2008 16:16
This film goes against the grain... - Mozalini
Saw this just last night. I think the best thing I could have done was avoid the hype surrounding this movie. Truth be told I heard little about this movie until I read some generous reviews on this... MORE
14 February 2008 10:37
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14 February 2008 10:33
Good nights viewing - edel mccrudden2
Juno tells the story of a witty, sarky, beautiful 16-yr old girl who falls pregnant to her fanatic runner best friend. Rather than have an abortion (cos the baby has fingernails) she decides to give... MORE
14 February 2008 09:07
well worth seeing at least - jjgd
JUNO is the story of an offbeat, 16-year-old girl, played by Ellen Page, who must deal with the consequences of her unplanned teenage pregnancy. When Juno tells her boyfriend Bleeker, played by... MORE
12 February 2008 22:25
Totally overrated - cg101
This is a completely overrated film. I went in there expecting a complete gem. Its not that funny, its not that cute and in fairness its kinda based on something that isn't really funny. Don't get me... MORE
12 February 2008 18:15
not all that - ash xxx
juno was a nice film with a few good performances but it isn't as brilliant as the hype surrounding it would have you believe. The soundtrack could do with a few different contributors, Jennifer... MORE
12 February 2008 15:23
One I'll definately watch again - terry connolly
This is one of the few movies I would proclaim to be unmissable becuase it simply is. The diaglogue is just wonderful. You know when someone says something horrible to you and 40 minutes later you... MORE
12 February 2008 14:26
Overhyped - greenvanmonkey
This film has been so over hyped. its only OK at best. there are some really good performances but they only stand out because the dialogue is so crap. see this film if you like buzz word laden,... MORE
11 February 2008 19:32
Life affirming - Philip S
Wow, I have just come out of the cinema and I couldn't wait to review it. It's pure magic! It's wonderfully life affirming and funny, I loved every second. It's not preachy either, which was... MORE
11 February 2008 10:53
a bit of a pudding - PepperSprayedByHookers
Not sure what all the hype is about - I supppose for anyone who hasn't seen the slew of indie films out of the US back in the late 80's early 90's by directors like Hal Hartley then this might seem... MORE
10 February 2008 00:10
This one will tug at your heart strings - Sue
Juno is a youngteenage girl who gets pregnant. She doesnt want to keep the baby and opts for adoption. This film is a wave of fresh air on the movie scene, its filled with love and portrays real life... MORE
09 February 2008 14:31
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I think p.s i love you was a BRILLIANT movie nd i would defo go see it again . . . GUD FILM . . .!!!!!!!! xXxXxXxXx MORE
08 February 2008 21:20
That warm an fuzzy feeling - Spudgun McGee
Where to start, I loved this film. A simple story told brilliantly, all the actors are spot on. I've got a special soft for Oliva Thirlby who plays Junos best mate Leah. She just seems to get some of... MORE
06 February 2008 16:14
Perfectly Persuasive Preview!! - shanec
(Got to see this last week in the gate thanks 2Red Fm!) Considering Cera's role in "Superbad" I expected many witty comments. Although let down by his petite role in this flick and... MORE
04 February 2008 21:21
Juno rocks! - JP Buck
What can I say about this..just go see. Even for the performance of Page alone. I had never heard or seen her before, but she blew me away. Her ease and confidence in front of the camera makes her... MORE
04 February 2008 09:26
An absolute must see - Pudding
I had heard great things about this movie but liked it even more than I thought I would when I got to see it. Its a story with very likeable characters who make the story feel real rather than just a... MORE
04 February 2008 08:16
Excellent - jennith
This film is a breath of Fresh air that tells a story and does not preach at its Audience or pretend to be somrthing that it is not.The Story revolves around Juno a 16 year old girl who because of... MORE
04 February 2008 08:12
Hankies at da ready! - gopmeila
Wow, wow, wow!!! Absolutely loved this offbeat, quirky film. Loved how real the script and characters all felt. Teen pregnancy movies often go down the made for t.v. route of either sickeningly... MORE
03 February 2008 17:07
must see - john
absolutly brilliant film...deserves all the credit it gets MORE
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IAEA representatives participated in the Sixty-Sixth World Health Assembly (WHA) at the World Health Organization (WHO) in Geneva to promote international efforts to address the growing challenge of non-communicable diseases (NCDs). Read More →
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Ambassadors and other diplomats of European Union (EU) countries, senior European Commission (EC) staff and Ambassador Györgyi Martin Martin Zanathy, the Head of the EU Delegation in Vienna, convened at the IAEA Laboratories in Seibersdorf, Austria, to receive in-depth briefings on the science conducted there and on the IAEA's plans for modernisation of the laboratories on 14 May 2013. Read More →
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Greenfield officials seek developer for Loomis Road site
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Greenfield officials are taking steps to find a developer willing to buy 13 acres, at Loomis Road and I-894, from the state Department of Transportation, according to a GreenfieldNow.comFranklin bottler Krones to pay $15 million penalty
Pittsburgh - A Wisconsin bottling equipment firm will pay a $15 million penalty to avoid criminal prosecution and has agreed to pay $110 million more to settle legal claims for its alleged role in a massive accounting fraud involving defunct western Pennsylvania soft-drink maker, Le-Nature's.
Franklin-based Krones Inc. issued a statement saying it cut the deal Thursday to avoid the "continued uncertainty and risk" involved in the legal proceedings, but denied any role in the fraud.
But U.S. Attorney David Hickton in Pittsburgh said Krones helped Le-Nature's officials deceive lenders about the cost of bottling equipment the soft-drink company financed, so Le-Nature's could borrow $118 million more than it needed for the equipment. »Read Full Article(11)
Boston Store, Younkers announce Black Friday hours
The parent company of Boston Store and Younkers in Wisconsin said its department stores will open at 12 a.m. on the Friday after Thanksgiving for Black Friday sales.
However, Internet shoppers will get first crack at holiday shopping discounts. The Bon-Ton Stores Inc. said Thursday its holiday shopping campaign kicks off at 6 a.m. Thanksgiving Day with online "door busters" and special Web-only deals at bonton.com.
Another retailer with headquarters in Wisconsin, Kohl's Corp., previously announced it would again open its doors nationwide at 12 a.m. on Black Friday and stay open for 24 consecutive hours. »Read Full Blog Post
Packers great Hornung plans to sell some memorabilia
Paul Hornung, one of the greatest football players ever to wear a Green Bay Packers jersey, has agreed to sell some of his college and pro football memorabilia.
Among the items expected to be put up for auction at SCP Auctions is a reissue of the 1956 Heisman Trophy he won while playing for the University of Notre Dame. The trophy is not the original Heisman, but is an exact duplicate. Hornung sold his original Heisman years ago; a copy is housed at the Packers Hall of Fame at Lambeau Field.
In addition to the Heisman reissue, Hornung will auction off his Notre Dame class ring, with a letter of authenticity; a few charms; and a number of rings. »Read Full Blog Post(17)
Kohl's 3Q net income rises 2%, cuts forecast
Kohl's Corp. said Thursday its third-quarter net income rose about 2% but issued a disappointing profit prediction for the current quarter and cut its earnings prediction for the full year.
Shares of the third-largest U.S. department-store chain fell the most in more than five months following the announcement. Kohl's slipped 5.1% to $51.55 at the close of trading for the largest one-day drop since May 31. The shares have gained 4.5% this year.
For the quarter ended Oct. 27, the Menomonee Falls-based retailer earned $215 million, or 91 cents a share, up from $211 million, or 80 cents, in the year-ago quarter. Revenue rose 3% to $4.49 billion from $4.38 billion, as revenue at stores open at least a year increased 1.1%. »Read Full Article
Traditional Thanksgiving dinner will cost less this year
The cost of a traditional Thanksgiving dinner for Wisconsin shoppers will be down slightly this year compared with a year ago, the Wisconsin Farm Bureau said Thursday.
The state Farm Bureau's annual Thanksgiving price survey looks at the cost of serving traditional items such as turkey, cube stuffing, cranberries and pumpkin pie for a family of 10. This year's average price of $48.88 marked a decrease of $1.29 (2.6%) from last year.
"When that total is divided by 10, it shows that the cost to prepare a nutritious, home-cooked Thanksgiving meal is $4.88. That's still a bargain no matter which way you slice the turkey," said Casey Langan, Wisconsin Farm Bureau spokesman. »Read Full Article(7)
Aldermen override Barrett veto of development design issue
Members of the Milwaukee Common Council voted 13-2 Thursday to override Mayor Tom Barrett's veto of a resolution that gave aldermen more power over approving the design of developments planned for land sold by the city.
Aldermen Robert Puente and Joe Dudzik voted to sustain the mayor's veto.
Earlier this month, Barrett vetoed the measure, saying it "could reduce the predictability of the development process for construction proposed on land purchased from either the city or the Redevelopment Authority, making city and (authority-owned) land less competitive than privately owned property." »Read Full Article(13)
Under new CEO, Orion Energy restructures after loss
Orion Energy Systems Inc. announced a restructuring that is cutting jobs and spending while refocusing its business toward profitable growth, the company's new chief executive said.
The Manitowoc-based supplier of energy efficient lighting systems reported a second-quarter loss of $9.7 million, or 46 cents a share, compared with net income of $1.4 million, or 6 cents, a year ago. Restructuring and tax-related charges accounted for much of the loss.
John Scribante, who replaced company founder Neal Verfuerth as chief executive in September, said he is optimistic about the long-term growth prospects for the company but announced what he called a "strategic refocus" that is changing both the product development and sales strategies for Orion. »Read Full Blog Post(3)
Roundy's offers discounts for Veterans Day
In honor of Veterans Day, all past and current members of the U.S. military will receive a 10% discount Sunday on Roundy's Top Care and Clear Value brand products at Pick 'n Save, Metro Market, Rainbow, Copps and Mariano's stores, Roundy's said.
The offer is valid for veterans, reserves and active duty military personnel who present a valid ID and their Roundy's rewards card on Sunday. These forms of identification will be accepted, Roundy's said: active military ID, retired military ID, dependent card for active military, DD214, VA card, VFW card and American Legion card.
"We appreciate our veterans and want to salute them on this Veterans Day," said Vivian King, spokeswoman for Milwaukee-based Roundy's Supermarkets Inc. »Read Full Blog Post(4)
UW Law opens legal clinic for veterans
Military veterans in the Madison area have a new resource available starting Thursday -- a free legal clinic run by the University of Wisconsin's law school.
Today's inaugural session will be held from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., at Madison's City-County Building, 210 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
The clinic's normal hours will be from 4 to 6 p.m., the second Thursday of each month, at Porchlight, Inc., 306 N. Brooks St. »Read Full Blog Post(3)
Quad/Graphics posts 3Q profit, reversing a year-ago loss
Quad/Graphics Inc. reported a third-quarter profit, reversing a year-ago loss, while generating $53 million in free cash flow and paying down $16 million in debt.
The Sussex-based printing company posted net income of $39.8 million, or 84 cents a share, compared with a loss of $22.4 million, or 48 cents, a year earlier.
Sales declined 6.3% to $1.04 billion from $1.11 billion. Revenue reflects expected volume declines as well as pricing pressures on print and byproduct sales, the company said. »Read Full Article(24)
Northwestern Mutual increases charitable giving to $16.9 million
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. said Thursday its charitable giving will total $16.9 million in the 2013 fiscal year, up $200,000 from 2012.
Through its foundation, the Milwaukee-based insurer will target most of the funds toward strengthening key nonprofit organizations in the Milwaukee area and on a pediatric cancer initiative.
John Kordsmeier, president of the Northwestern Mutual Foundation, said the company's financial performance has allowed it to boost charitable giving in the new fiscal year, which started July 1. The dollar amount doesn't include the more than 21,000 hours collectively donated each year by about 1,000 employees who volunteer for community efforts, he said. »Read Full Article(13)
Glendale nursing home sold for $6.7 million
Seven Oaks, a 94-bed nursing home in Glendale, has been sold for $6.7 million, according to documents filed with the Milwaukee County Register of Deeds.
The property, at 6263 N. Green Bay Ave., was sold to Glendale NH Property LLC, an investment group affiliated with Chicago-based Aviv REIT Inc., by a local partnership, led by John Sauer. »Read Full Blog Post


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A Sundance Film Festival sensation, this stunning film is destined to be one of 2012s most hotly discussed features. With an incredible cast of nonprofessionals, the film tells an inspiring story of survival in the southernmost marshes of Louisiana known as The Bathtub. Focusing on a resilient sixyearold girl, magnificently played by Quvenzhane Wallis, the film salutes the tenacity and camaraderie of the Bathtub dwellers. They must endure not only the ravages of nature but also the attacks of predatory creatures thawed by ice marshes. Each frame reveals director Zeitlins fascination with the environment and his regard for human spirit. |
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30 Jesus asked him, " What is your name? "
" Legion, " he replied, because many demons had entered him. 31 They pleaded with him not to order them to go back into the abyss.t32 A large herd of pigs was feeding on the hillside. The demons begged Jesus to let them go into the pigs. Jesus gave them permission, 33 and the demons left the man and entered the pigs. The herd rushed down the cliff into the lake and drowned.
34 When those who tended the pigs saw what happened, they ran away and told the story in the city and in the countryside. 35 People came to see what had happened. They came to Jesus and found the man from whom the demons had gone. He was sitting at Jesus' feet, fully dressed and completely sane. They were filled with awe. 36 Those people who had actually seen what had happened told them how the demon-possessed man had been delivered. 37 Then everyone gathered from the region of the Gerasenes asked Jesus to leave their area because they were overcome with fear. So he got into the boat and returned across the lake. 38 The man from whom the demons had gone begged to come along with Jesus as one of his disciples. Jesus sent him away, saying, 39 " Return home and tell the story of what God has done for you. " So he went throughout the city proclaiming what Jesus had done for him.
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