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No decision has been taken as yet on whether to grant sanction to NIA to prosecute two Italian marines, who allegedly killed two Kerala fishermen in Indian waters last year, under a law that entails only death penalty, Union Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde said in New Delhi on Friday.
During his monthly press conference in New Delhi, he was asked questions about his meeting with External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid and Law Minister Kapil Sibal on Thursday.
"There were many issues discussed and as far as the issue of Italian marines is concerned, a decision will be taken in two to three days," he said.
National Investigation Agency (NIA) has sought sanction to prosecute the two Italian marines — Massimiliano Latorre and Salvatore Girone — under the 'Suppression of Unlawful Acts Against Safety of Maritime Navigation and Fixed Platforms on Continental Shelf' Act (SUA), a provision which has only death penalty as punishment.
India has, however, given an assurance to Italy that the two would not be awarded death penalty.
The two marines, who are now lodged at the Italian Embassy in New Delhi, were on board Italian vessel 'Enrica Lexie' when they allegedly shot dead two fishermen off Kerala coast on February 15, 2012.
One of the suggestions emerging was that after pressing the charges under SUA, the NIA may tell the trial court not to award the accused death penalty if found guilty, citing India's commitment to Italy.
The NIA completed its probe after questioning four Italian marines, who were witness to the incident, through video conferencing after their refusal to come to India.
Supreme Court had shifted the case to Delhi on grounds that Kerala Police had no jurisdiction over the case which was subsequently handed over to NIA.
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Anyone with ETKA access? Trying to locate 4 small valve like parts in the mid engine/near base of engine on a 2.0 TFSI. Many Thanks
A3, 2.0 TFSI - 8p2 (DSG), 2007 I have been having a "hard start" issue and after replacing the HPFP the fault returned. The hose that goes to the HPFP is "hunting." All the scope tests etc. come back clear. When the N80 is removed there are no problems. When the N80 was replaced again and again with OEM part for diagnostic the fault keeps returning. The issue went to "technical" in Germany and the mechanic showed me the ETKA print out but for the life of me I cannot remember a. the names and b. the part numbers. Apparently these parts can "clog" (cause a block in the fuel system) or cause "hard start" problems. I am dead set in finding out what the real cause is... because every diagnostic test under the sun has been run but keep coming back clear. Yet, twice a month I am having a hard start problem and no fault codes. So I'm in the dark. I didn't want to go back to this mechanic because if it is an over-haul and labour intensive job then I want to get some quotes. The HPFP has been replaced a second time with an OEM one as part of an ongoing diagnostic but as far as Audi see it the second hpfp is not at fault so the fault is elsewhere.
one more level in i think.. it was mid engine.. they look like part 18 there but they are smaller and stacked vertical (centre-ish location like the cylinders)... thanks
Sorry, I was being a dork. That pic is the 2.0ltr FSI, not the TFSI. Correct pic is below, and I think you mean item number 10?
Cheers Viking... looks like injector valves... as far as I remember... but it did not turn out to be those. IN the end it was the intank fuel pump... any chance of a ETKA photo upload of the intank fuel pump and its electronic wizzardry? Muchos gracias.
Viking?? Sorry to bother you again buddy.. trying to figure out what hose that is which is covered in oil... in my this here thread: http://www.audi-sport.net/vb/a3-s3-...yone-else-burn-oil-like-beach-high-speed.html cheers

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In Clipper Pain, I wrote about how Latrell Sprewell yelled "Suck my dick" very audibly to the audience and, more importantly, to the TV cameras. Well it turns out the remark was directed to a woman (Duh! Spree doesn't have five million different baby's mamas for nothing!) and the matter is now under investigation by the NBA, ie. Mr. Just-Give-Me-A-Reason-To-Fine-Yo'-Ass himself, Stu Jackson. Looks like yet another mouth to feed for Spree. I'm bawlin my eyes out.
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My name is Lucky Bean. My first name is lucky, my middle name is Bean. I also like the name Steve, but my favorite chew-rope is already named that, and I'm SO not a copydog. If you think I'm perdy, leave me a Rosie, 'kay, dear? I know you will. If you are not, HA, joke's on you! (But at least friend me). ------- My owner's are twins. Their names are Gwendolyn and Jennifer Morgan. I adore both. They rescued me together, feed me together, take me on walks (more like I take them on walks) together, etc, etc. BSF's isn't a strong enough word to explain their relationship. The only thing they truly fight about is who's gonna pick up after me. ;)


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The Spice Girls and Jamiroquai helped McLaren stride into a new era 20 years ago. In contrast next week's launch will be low key but it must be hoped it heralds a major change in fortunes
Louis Hamilton stunned F1 in his rookie year, winning four grands prix and missing the world title by only a point
The double world champion claims rule changes go against drivers' instincts and cars are not enjoyable to drive, but a few wins may put a smile back on his face
McLaren's disastrous season may drive unsentimental Honda out of F1
Richard WilliamsFernando Alonso and Jenson Button have kept a lid on their frustrations but Honda have jumped ship before – and is there a point at which even McLaren will think enough is enough?
The teams are arriving in Barcelona full of the promise of improvements but for McLaren and Fernando Alonso there is little hope of a return to former glories
Nico Rosberg will have to up his game with Kimi Raikkonen showing he's in no mood to settle for third places, while Bernie Ecclestone needs to retain Monza on the F1 calendar
From Fernando Alonso's diminishing title chances to the prospect of better things from Ferrari, Sauber and Lotus, the talking points coming from the Circuit de Catalunya
Fernando Alonso's reaction to new Ferrari team principal betrays turmoil
Paul Weaver in ShanghaiPaul Weaver: Fernando Alonso would clearly prefer Stefano Domenicali had remained at the helm for Ferrari while Kimi Raikkonen's suggestion 'everyone is a bit surprised' speaks volumes
Paul Weaver: Can Hamilton, Alonso, Raikkonen, Grosjean or Button stop Sebastian Vettel equalling Michael Schumacher's record of five consecutive world titles?
Paul Weaver: Pirelli need time to test their tyres,and Ferrari need help while the traditional venues remain the best
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Crisis of confidence as Ferrari pull out stops for Fernando Alonso
Paul Weaver in AustinPaul Weaver: Ferrari's late test drive before US Grand Prix reflects more than the effort to enable Fernando Alonso to catch Sebastian Vettel
Paul Weaver: As the F1 season reaches its far-flung concluding races, it's time to look at the runners and riders in with a chance of winning the world title with the help of Sky's Martin Brundle
Paul Weaver: The final nine races of the F1 season, beginning with the Belgian Grand Prix on Sunday, will be fought out over 13 weeks with only five drivers in realistic title contention
Australian F1 Grand Prix: five talking points from Melbourne
Paul Weaver in MelbournePaul Weaver: Jenson Button remained the best driver at McLaren, Williams were on the way back and it looked like this will be a great season
Sporting moments 2011: Our writers pick their highlights of the year
Observer Sport writersSporting moments 2011: Our writers pick their highlights of the year
Paul Weaver: From the rain of the Canadian Grand Prix to the pain surrounding the Bahrain race that wasn't
Ferrari's win at Silverstone a timely reminder of their rich history
Richard Williams at SilverstoneRichard Williams: Ferrari's victory at Silverstone evoked memories of their first grand prix win 60 years ago
Richard Williams: With five world champions on the grid and with a new raft of rules to spice up the show, everything is falling into place
Eddie Jordan: The former F1 team owner, now a pundit, gives his views on Alonso's, Webber's, Vettel's and Hamilton's chances of winning the title
Richard Williams: Ferrari handled the switch of Massa and Alonso at Hockenheim without subtlety, but they did exactly the right thing
Paul Weaver: Ferrari's best defence may be that their cheating on Sunday, and its shoddy aftermath, was so hamfisted that underneath all the Clouseau clumsiness there must lurk a sheepish honesty
Massa and Alonso's Ferrari team orders look bad but made perfect sense
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The Abandoned Sanctuary
This image was captured in the main sanctuary of the Abandoned City Methodist Church in Gary Indiana.
This place is full of old, burnt and deteriorating scenes in a place that was once a thriving center for worship, schooling and entertainment.
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Great documentation of what is happening to cities.
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I love it I was there this weekend
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love the shot, but sad too!
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Congratulations on your "photo of the day" badge!
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Amazing Shot!! Love the Piano in the Middle
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Congratulations to you Josh! Page 7 looks incredible! Thank you for the inspiration and it is an honor to be published with you!
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Gary is got to be the best place to shoot, killer representation of the old lady.
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That's impressive. I have a shot from my old church that I had to take with slow film, slow shutter speed and basically no light, but it means something to me. I know how you feel.
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Thanks everyone! It is very sad. It's amazing walking through this place and seeing the decay of what used to be a beatufily built and furnished place of worship. I always wonder what it would have been like to walk through this place while in it's prime.
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The PPP Bulletin recently reported that the city of Los Angeles is considering forming a public-private partnership with a private-sector entity to manage the Los Angeles Convention Center. We recently discussed the advantages of using P3s for large government projects, and a Los Angeles official quoted in the article nicely sums up the benefits of market-driven, as opposed to wholly government-run, management of large government projects:
"In the private sector if you're the most aggressive in your field and you bring in the top convention … then you see that benefit in a bonus or some kind of compensation. We're government. We don't do that."
Fortunately, we in South Florida are ahead of the curve when it comes to P3s related to convention centers. The City of Miami Beach earlier this year initiated a competitive process for the selection of a private partner for the re-development of the Miami Beach Convention Center, the Miami area's primary convention center, and the surrounding district.
The RFQ solicitation document repeatedly emphasizes the City's desire to form a PPP with the selected private partner and notes that "the City seeks to maximize private investment and minimize public investment in the overall proposed development." In addition to the benefits of market-driven management, as explained in the above quote by the LA official, it is the access to private funding that makes a P3 structure so compelling, particularly during a time when local governments are required to do more with fewer dollars than ever before. Miami Beach is not in as bad a position as many cities, as its status as one of the world's top tourist destinations guarantees it one source of funding favored by its voters: taxing the non-voting tourists. ("Don't tax you, don't tax me – tax that fellow behind the tree." – Russell Long)
Indeed, in this year's August election, the Miami Beach voters approved by ballot initiative an increase to the City's resort tax of up to 1 percent to help fund improvements to the Convention Center. Through the desired P3 structure, however, the bulk of the funding will, no doubt, come from private sources.
Although it has become, perhaps, a little long in the tooth, the Miami Beach Convention Center has an incredible history and has hosted some of the nation's most significant events, including the 1968 and 1972 Republican National Conventions, kicking off Richard Nixon's two successful presidential election campaigns (the Convention Center played no part in what happened next), and the 1964 Heavyweight title bout between Cassius Clay and Sonny Liston. Clay won the fight, along with Liston's title, and went on to become the most important and recognized athlete in history (Clay, by the way, changed his name to Muhammad Ali shortly after taking Liston's title).
The City's ambitious RFQ leaves no question that the City's goal for the Convention Center is to, much like Ali (and unlike Nixon), increase in importance and desirability in the years ahead. Gone, however, are the public budgets of the 1960s, and only a public-private partnership, designed to capitalize on the strengths of both partners, can make that goal a reality.
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Circus Smirkus, an international youth circus, performed a Wizard of Oz-themed show Saturday at the Saratoga Race Course. Performers with the circus are all under 19 and come from several states and nations including Cuba, the U.K. and Mexico. The show is presented by the Waldorf School in Saratoga Springs.


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Gianni Versace was one of the most appreciated Italian designers. He started up his career in the fashion set in his mother's atelier, nowdays seat of Versace's boutique. In 1972 he moved to Milan to work as fashion designer; in 1978 he founded the homonymous label and presented his first woman collection characterized by an eccentric, elaborate and unique style, a perfect fusion between elegant and sporty. In 1982, he won The Golden Eye Award as best designer of FW woman collection 1982/1983. In 1986, the President of the Italian Republic, Francesco Cossiga nominated Versace "Commendatore" of the Italian Republic. After his death in 1997, his family took the reins of the firm.


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When I heard the news that Rick Warren's son had committed suicide, I wept. According to a statement posted by evangelist Greg Laurie, Matthew was tortured by mental illness "in spite of America's best doctors, meds, counselors and prayers for healing." Like Matthew, one out of every 10 adults in the U.S. is affected by depression, according to statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
I cried for Matthew because I know that pain. I struggled for many years with suicidal thoughts that swarmed like a dark cloud around me. After my mom died, and I gave birth to my second son, these thoughts consumed me. I started visiting a therapist, and my doctor at the time wanted to prescribe medications.
I didn't want to take the medication because of the side effects. Instead, I tried counseling, reading my Bible, talking to the pastor's wife ... to no avail. My husband, Jerome, didn't know what to do.
We had a beautiful home, and on the outside, it looked like I had it all. My husband was kind, caring and loving. I had a great job and two healthy children. I had the blessings of God, but couldn't enjoy them.
The church couldn't help me, and I wondered ... where was the God that I read about in the Bible who brought healing? Then one day I visited a revival service at Smithton Community Church in Smithton, Mo., with Lee Grady of Charisma. He was writing a story about the services that attracted a quarter of a million people from all over the world during a period of three and a half years in the late 1990s.
I knew Lee from working for him at The Forerunner magazine in Gainesville, Fla. I looked up to him like a big brother and thought it would be a chance for my husband and me to reconnect with him. I didn't know that during that service, I would experience deliverance from depression.
After the service, Pastor Kathy Gray prayed for me. She had no idea that I had struggled with depression and, during her prayer, I felt something physically snap off inside of me—it was like a metal shackle around my heart—and freedom flooded in.
I had never experienced anything like that, and felt overwhelmed by goodness, hope and joy. I fell to the ground. Suddenly I started crying, and the grief over losing my mom began to lift. A light enveloped the dark cloud around me and when I opened my eyes, colors seemed brighter.
For the first time, I had a moment free from depression that turned into seconds, then minutes, hours and days. I had a close encounter with God that brought freedom from depression. My husband testified later in front of the congregation that he had a new wife.
Since that time, depression has tried to overcome me again, but it doesn't overwhelm me. When I'm struggling with my children and thoughts of failure or suicide come back in, I pray or worship. The dark cloud is now just a mist that drifts in and out when I stand against it with His authority.
I believe that depression is a dark force from the enemy with the mission to steal, kill and destroy. I understand Matthew's struggle with suicidal thoughts. There is no easy answer to dealing with depression, yet I know that an encounter with the living God of the Bible can set you free. We were not meant to fight these dark forces in our own strength. We need the power of the Holy Spirit to live as a Christian.
Why didn't Matthew find freedom from depression? Spiritual forces and chemical imbalances that trigger mental illness can make death look like the only way to freedom in a moment of weakness. To be honest, my struggle with depression is not over. It is a moment-by-moment decision on how I will respond when those dark thoughts hit me, and that makes me completely dependent on Him for ongoing freedom.
My heart goes out to the millions of Christians struggling with this dark force. I pray that if you are struggling with depression, you too would have an encounter with the God from the book of Acts who still comes on the scene to bring freedom and deliverance. I pray that you cry out to Him because He answers. And for Matthew's family and friends, may God pour out His comfort.
If you struggle with depression, tell me on Facebook. I will pray for you because I know your struggle. You are not alone.
Leilani Haywood is a Kansas City, Mo. based award-winning writer and columnist. Her work has been published in the Kansas City Star, Metro Voice and other publications. When she's not updating her status on Facebook or Twitter, she's driving her three kids to school or their next rehearsal. Follow her on Twitter @leilanihaywood.
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Did New Jersey Really Lose Out When the Nets Left Town?
Friday, February 13, 2015
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Brooklyn DA Steps Into the Spotlight with Akai Gurley Case
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A legal expert notes that Brooklyn and Staten Island have very different constituencies — and wonders whether that's why Brooklyn got an indictment.
Brooklyn Borough President Applauds Officer Liang Indictment
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Eric Adams, a former police officer, says unlike the Garner case on Staten Island, the Brooklyn grand jury did what it was supposed to do.
NJ Says 'NO' to Oysters and All They Have to Offer
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
New York and New Jersey have startlingly different policies on the bivalve, which can help clean dirty waters and mitigate storm surges from hurricanes.
Mayor de Blasio Proposes $77.7B Budget
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There are no major cuts in the budget.
Federal Bridgegate Investigators Interview Christie Whistleblower
Thursday, February 05, 2015
A former county prosecutor who says his refusal to drop a case against a Christie ally cost him his job says he detailed his abuse of power claims to federal investigators.
It's Not A Blizzard Anymore
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Conditions are still tough for Suffolk County and parts of Connecticut. We'll get updates from you and our guests.
Fiscal Watchdogs Eye Price of Cuomo's Plans
Monday, January 19, 2015
Cuomo says it's time to invest in New York's neediest communities, but analysts question how he's crunching the numbers.
More Problems at Rikers, But Also a Move Toward Reform
Thursday, January 15, 2015
A former Department of Correction Commissioner says reform must come with a culture change.
A Muslim Comic Reflects in Wake of Paris Tragedy
Thursday, January 08, 2015
When it comes to comedy, how far is too far?
New Year Means You Can't Just Throw Electronics Away
Friday, December 26, 2014
Starting Jan. 1, a New York state law will require all electronics to be recycled. That means you can't just stuff your old iPhone into the trash.
They Were Angry, and Started a Revolution
Thursday, December 11, 2014
"She's Beautiful When She's Angry" is a new documentary about a group of women who started the feminist movement in the United States between 1966 and 1971.
Eric Garner Protests Incite "Powerful Political Theater"
Wednesday, December 10, 2014
Veteran community organizer and activist L.A. Kauffman said the protests have a palpable sense of anger and grief.
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Thursday, November 27, 2014
Paul Cezanne hid his relationship with Hortense Fiquet for 17 years — but featured her in 29 paintings.
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Friday, October 17, 2014
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Saturday, September 20, 2014
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Wednesday, September 10, 2014
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Thursday, August 28, 2014
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Michele (Kutchmarick) Buglio, Drums, and David Andreuzzi, Weatherly announce their engagement.
The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kutchmarick, Hazleton. She is employed as an X-ray and ultrasound technologist at Hazleton Imaging.
The prospective groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Andreuzzi, Tresckow. As a corporal for Pennsylvania State Police, he is assigned as the forensic unit supervisor, Troop N, Hazleton.
The couple will exchange vows on Aug. 23 at the Barn at Boone's Dam, Bloomsburg.


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- Flying Tiger Comics said...
"islam means peace" is the modern equivalent of the Ancients calling the furies and harpies "the kindly ones" - a hopeful projection on to a Stygian evil or a force of chaotic destruction.
Good luck with that. - 7:11 AM
- Bosch Fawstin said...
Can you imagine, right after the attack on Pearl Harbor, FDR saying, "Shinto means peace." ?
- Flying Tiger Comics said...
With your experience and background, maybe you can tell me- what earthly reason would people have to even act like this towards islam?
What I find especially disturbing is the crap like "bad muslims not islam" and "islamic extremism not islam" distinctions, when anyone other than a so-called "extremist" muslim is in fact by definition a non-observant muslim. How do you explain it? - 9:59 AM
- Bosch Fawstin said...
There are clearly a number of reasons, and I think a Big one is the religion issue, which some religious people attempt to make themselves feel better about it by claiming that Islam is not a religion, but an ideology. Islam is most Definitely a religion, it's ideology, it's political, it's totalitarian. I refer to it at times as a Political Religion, because there IS no separation between mosque and state, it's unheard of in the Muslim world. When Bush said "Islam is peace" on 9/12/01, I think what he was saying was "Religion is peace", as if. One of his main advisors about the Islam issue right after 9/11, David Forte, said "Nothing this evil could come from religion," so the truth was sold out in the name of protecting the idea of religion, and the enemy benefited from that default. There are other reasons some American politicians have for promoting Islam as something it's not, and that has to do with politically correct reasons, multiculturalism, and for some, even racist reasons, as they equate Islam with race and they believe that to be against Islam in Any way is to be a racist, which is stupid, because Islam is not a race, but an ideology held by all kinds of people. So instead of honestly shutting their traps about something they truly know nothing about, they instead actively, loudly promote Islam. It makes as much sense as "Islam means peace."
- Damien said...
There are certainly some critics who have argued that because of its violent and political nature, Islam is not a religion. But I think that, that reasoning is flawed. Its kind of a pet peeve of mine, not because I like Islam, but because its obvious to me that Islam is a religion. I don't think that people deny that Islam is a religion simply because they themselves are religious. One or two of people who I have come accross who tried to argue that its not religion are atheists. Another reason, maybe the bigger one, is that many of them think that if we could somehow remove Islam's religious status, and instead just relabel it as a political ideology, it would make it easier for us to fight it somehow. I don't think that's the case necessarily, and I can imagine some ways in which it could backfire. - 11:13 PM
- Flying Tiger Comics said...
One thing is certain to me- all this appeasement makes a major war inevitable. It's Lord of the Rings time unfortunately.
- Bosch Fawstin said...
"Islam means peace" because the truth would mean war. Washington D.C. knows that if truth breaks out, despite all their efforts, then they will have to actually do their job and unleash hell on this enemy. But they've shown us, since 9/11/01, that they would rather do anything but their job.
- Knowledge Seeker said...
Dear all
Unfortunately, many aspects of Islam are misunderstood by non-Muslims/and some Muslims; due to ignorance, misinformation, and incorrect assumptions. Today, Islam is surrounded by many misconceptions and Stereotypes, and unfortunately associated with terrorism. Deliberate distortion, play a role in its negative portrayal and representation.
It is unmerited to Judge Muslims and Islam based on the actions of those who commit terrible crimes against Innocent people "as proof of the violent nature of Islam and Muslims.
Islam Is peace and that is why:
Do all Muslims represent Islam?
Was Islam Spread by the Sword?
The Tolerance of the Prophet (peace be upon him) towards Other Religions
Let There Be No Compulsion in Religion
The Rights of Non-Muslims in Islam
What Does Islam say About Terorrism? 1
http://www.islamreligion.com/articles/238 /
What Does Islam Say About Terrorism? 2
http://www.beconvinced.com/archive/en/article.php?articleid=0058&catid=10&subcatname=Jihad, War & Terrorism
Islam: A Home Of Tolerance, Not Fanaticism
http://www.beconvinced.com/archive/en/article.php?articleid=0059&catid=10&subcatname=Jihad, War & Terrorism
http://theradiantlight.blogspot.com - 1:46 PM
- Bosch Fawstin said...
KS, go play interference elsewhere, we're on to you here. It's the truth about Islam that hurts it, & your lies don't work like they used to.
- Martin Lundqvist said...
When we are already spreading the links around, I might just as well submit my own!
"Islam: Making a True Difference in the World - One Body at a Time"
http://www.thereligionofpeace.com/ - 2:01 PM


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Alleluia! alleluia! alleluia!
1 O sons and daughters of the King,
Whom heav'nly hosts in glory sing,
Today the grave hath lost its sting!
2 That Easter morn, at break of day,
The faithful women went their way
To seek the tomb where Jesus lay.
3 An angel clad in white they see
Who sits and speaks unto the three,
"Your Lord will go to Galilee."
4 That night the Apostles met in fear;
Among them came their master dear
And said: "My peace be with you here."
5 When Thomas first the tidings heard
That they had seen the risen Lord,
He doubted the disciples' word.
6 "My pierced side, O Thomas, see,
And look upon My hands, My feet;
Not faithless but believing be."
7 No longer Thomas then denied;
He saw the feet, the hands, the side;
"You are my Lord and God!" he cried.
8 How blest are they that have not seen
And yet whose faith has constant been,
For they eternal life shall will.
9 On this most holy day of days
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To God your hearts and voices raise.
Alleluia! alleluia! alleluia!
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First Line: | O sons and daughters of the King |
Title: | O Sons and Daughters of the King |
Author (attributed to): | Jean Tisserand, d. 1494 |
Translator: | Jonn Mason Neale |
Publication Date: | 2006 |
Meter: | 888 and alleluias |
Scripture: | Mark 16:5-7; John 20:24-29 |
Language: | English |
Refrain First Line: | Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia! |
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Meter: | 888 and alleluias |
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Joining the ranks of young musicians who are strengthening Cal State Long Beach's (CSULB) renowned music legacy, multiple award-winning oboe player Brian Mitchell from Anaheim has been selected as one of this year's full-tuition Cole Scholars.
Mitchell, 18, who graduated from John F. Kennedy High School in La Palma this spring, is now part of a program created to grant scholarships to outstanding high school music students from across California to attend CSULB. Including Mitchell, there are six full-tuition Cole Scholars starting this fall semester and 12 additional scholars who will receive between $500 to $3,000 per year.
"My private instructor, Joe Stone, is an oboe instructor at CSULB and was interested in getting me into the program. My high school band director, Robert Anthony, also attends CSULB and was very complimentary of their program," said Mitchell. "Seeing such great musicians teach and come out of CSULB influenced me a great deal in attending, as did getting the opportunity to work with the fine musicians there."
The Cole Scholars program was created from a $16.4 million donation, the largest in CSULB history, from the Bob Cole Trust. In recognition of the gift, CSULB's Department of Music was renamed the Bob Cole Conservatory of Music last year.
During his time at the conservatory, Mitchell will benefit from a curriculum that combines practical and theoretical experience in music performance, education, composition and theory.
Though Mitchell's parents introduce him to music and provided the encouragement and financial support he needed, his early interest in the oboe began when an accomplished oboe player showed interest in his abilities at such a young age.
"I was first introduced to the oboe when I went with my father to the Placentia Symphonic Band's rehearsal. Once there I heard April Moell [who also plays in the Orange County Symphony Orchestra] warming up on her reed," said Mitchell. "I was interested and she seemed amazed that I could get some sound out of it at the age of 10. So she gave me a reed and has been my mentor ever since. To this day, she constantly encourages me to keep at it, helps me find places to play and helps me improve in the performance area."
Mitchell chose the oboe due to its rareness and the uniqueness of its sound, which he believes "may be used in a comical, haunting or very emotional way." He is also an accomplished English horn player.
"The death of my grandmother at the age of 10 put me in a funk. To escape the depression, I grasped onto music for the first time," he said. "From then on I got involved with music and ultimately the oboe, especially through Church."
While in school, Mitchell accumulated several accolades playing the oboe. He received the John Philip Souza Award at Brookhurst Junior High School in 2005 and at John F. Kennedy High School in 2009. He also earned the Outstanding Musician Award all four years he was in high school and the Outstanding Woodwind Award his junior and senior years.
Mitchell has already begun to develop a simple plan for his music while he's at CSULB and is also looking beyond his college career toward professional endeavors.
"My ultimate goal in college is to learn as much as I can and become the best musician possible through my college experience," he said. "Afterward, I hope to get into studio work as a musician playing in soundtracks and musical productions."
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You are here: HOME › How to write a eulogy
Having a eulogy or funeral speech to write is a gift and a privilege and while the task may appear difficult, it doesn't need to be. If you follow the step by step guidelines below you can and will give a memorable and fitting funeral speech or tribute.
When we're caught in the maelstrom of feelings triggered by the death of a loved person finding the clarity to make decisions about what to write in a eulogy can feel overwhelming. There is so much we want to say. Trying to compress a whole life into a few minutes seems impossible, almost an insult. But there is a way through.
Why write a eulogy?
Why can't I simply stand up and talk letting inspiration carry me through?
The answer is that for many people giving any type of speech without conscious preparation is a challenge. We tend to drift off topic or lose the thread connecting our ideas.
Preparation will give your eulogy form - a definite pattern. It will help you contain and convey your emotions without being overwhelmed by them.
Without the safety of form your funeral speech may become a ramble with no obvious purpose or direction. That is distressing for everybody: the speaker and the hearers.
Taking the time to fully prepare your eulogy is the safest way to express all you want to, the way you want to.
Your eulogy is a gift to the living and its words will help everyone, (yourself included), through the grief of loss.
A eulogy is like a mirror or reflection. We listen to the stories told to hear and see in our imagination what the life of our loved one was all about. We want to understand, to have it make sense to us.
A eulogy may not provide answers to difficult questions but it allows us to focus more clearly.
A memorable funeral speech prepared with loving care celebrates the
whole person: their strengths, their joys, challenges and achievements. At a time when many are emotionally fragile your courage to stand in front of friends and family will be deeply appreciated.
Take a deep breath and follow the steps.
Before you begin; who are you writing for?
The answers to those questions put you, the eulogy giver, in context which is important to those listening. If they don't know, they'll want to know how you fitted into the life of the person you are celebrating.
The general rule is approximately 3 to 4 minutes. If you're unsure ask for guidance from the person conducting or organizing the service.
Be honest without dwelling on or re-living negativity.
The eulogy is not an occasion to 'get even' or expose family secrets.
If the person was bowed down with challenges, talk about them compassionately, if you must.
Remember a funeral speech is an opportunity to honor and even the most difficult personality or life will have aspects worthy of celebration.
(And while we're discussing what subject matter it's best or diplomatic
to avoid; political opinions or religious differences don't belong in a
eulogy either.)
If you're speaking on behalf of others ask friends, family or work colleagues for their recollections and stories to add to your own. There is no need for you to carry the responsibility of putting together the eulogy alone. Let others share in the privilege of shaping the speech to honor your loved one's life.
Here are five possible sources to explore:
1. Browse through my collection of funeral poems and a large selection of widely diverse inspirational quotations.
2. If you're pressured by time and want an instantly available comprehensive collection of sympathy poems, funeral readings and quotations, Lucie Storr's downloadable PDF could be the answer.
This, unlike the funeral poems and readings on my pages above, is NOT free.
However you are getting a beautifully compiled comprehensive collection indexed by theme, (loss of child, loss of parent ...), author and opening line.
How do I know it's good? Because I've got it myself and would only recommend something of genuine value to my readers.
In 5 minutes it could be on your screen.
3. In your quest for a quotation don't overlook the person whose life you're celebrating. Perhaps there are memorable phrases that were uniquely their own. May be it was a line from a song or a poem.
For example, my mother had a signature saying. "Let there be peace and let it begin with me" inspired her throughout many years of a sometimes very difficult life.
4. What about writing your own poem?
It's not as difficult as you may think and you'll have something very special and original to offer.
You can find out here how to write a poem in free verse.
5. Alternatively if none of those suggestions help feel free to ask for others. Use the contact form on my "About Me" page. I'll be happy to assist.
What tone do you want to use?
Do you want it to be solemn? Do you want it to be lighter, perhaps even humorous? Or do you want a balance of both?
To help decide ask yourself; what would your loved one have wanted? Be guided by your answer. There are no "right" or "wrong" ways. This a decision for yourself, the family and friends. A life contains joy as well as sorrow and laughing through tears can be a real reflection of that.
Go through your collection of material selecting what gives an accurate portrayal. You won't be able to include everything but what you do choose, you'll want to resonate with the 'truth' of the person. Put your choices of material in the order you want them come when you write the eulogy. |
It might look this:
Statement of who I am and relationship to loved one
Restatement of main message or theme from body of eulogy
Do resist the urge to list in chronological order achievements or milestones. These can be dry, dull facts.
Instead tell the stories! They may have been heard many times but in their telling the essence or life force of your loved one lives on. This is the real person who people want to hear about and remember. Lists don't give
This is where you will be sharing the stories making this person unique, special and loved.
If you can't get straight into writing, putting your stories on tape or telling them to another person may help kick start the process.
Remember to go straight to the core of each story. Long preambles are not needed. Include enough to make sense and no more.
For example:
(This is a true story. I didn't use it for my Mother's eulogy but telling it here is a little like giving her another small one years later.)
"I'm going to tell you the story of the yellow blouse.
I was 18 and leaving home. We had very little money and certainly none for luxuries and that's what new clothes were. Ours came in boxes, hand-me-downs from cousins.
What money Mum got each week was carefully placed in a series of jars in a cupboard in the kitchen. Each had a label. This was for 'Food', that for 'Electricity' etc. The jars were often empty but miraculously, our stomachs never were.
The day came for going. I had made 'new clothes' from old ones. They were folded, ready for packing. As I closed the lid on my suitcase, my mother gave me a parcel.
Inside was a new store-bought yellow blouse, beautifully sewn and made of fine cloth. 'A girl must have at least one quality garment.' she said. It was extraordinary. I knew the path to that blouse had been 5 cents by 5 cents by 5 cents over months. I also knew this was love."
Link your stories/poems/songs/readings/quotes together so one leads into another. Think of them as beads you are threading to form a necklace. Each is part of the whole.
What enduring message do you want your listeners to carry away with them?
It may be a simple thank-you for the life you've shared with your loved one or it could be a special quote expressing an idea or feeling you know is appropriate. As this is the last opportunity to pay tribute think carefully. You'll want to get it as "right" as you can.
Now you have the rest of your eulogy it will be easier to write the opening.
Unless you're being introduced by someone else be sure to include who you are at the very beginning.
Once that is done think about the major events, relationships and general characteristics making up this life special.
For example:
"Sophie was my Mother but she was also Mother to four more: Fred, Isobel, Warren and Gwen. Many of you know her as Aunt, cousin, friend and colleague but whatever the relationship, we all know her as the woman who played many roles.
She was the bright and beautiful young women who married my father after a war-time whirl wind romance. She was the determined young bride who taught herself to cook and sew.' (And so on ...)
'We all have memories of Sophie. I want to share some of my most precious with you now ...":
This leads into the body of the speech comprised of the specific stories you plan to tell.
Would you like to read a sample eulogy?
These may help you decide what you want to do.
Here are two eulogy examples written by me and we also have a growing and wonderful collection of funeral speeches contributed by site visitors.
Go through your first draft reading it aloud as if you were delivering it. This helps you make sure that what you've written makes sense.
It also helps if you have someone listen to you to give you feedback. A pair of independent ears will pick up things you might otherwise miss.
If you've written it in a word document on your computer, BEFORE YOU PRINT IT OUT:
Remember having a eulogy to write is both a gift and a privilege.
It's a gift because you are giving your energy, time and love to honor the life of your loved one. But primarily it is a gift to your listeners and yourself as it will aid the healing process.
It's a privilege because it signifies your value or importance in the life of the loved one and in the lives of their family and friends. Additionally, being asked to speak shows trust and respect. You are being trusted to encapsulate a life fittingly and deliver the unique essence of the loved one publicly.
I hope these notes are of service to you. If you have questions, ask them through my contact form here. I would be happy and honored to assist.
Go well.
"Whatever you can do, or dream you can do, begin it. Boldness has genius, power, and magic in it. Begin it now."
* The quote above is widely attributed to Goethe. Despite disagreement over its origin, the sentiment expressed is fitting for your task. Have courage, and begin.
If these pages helped you to write - the sample eulogies in particular, please consider sharing what you wrote.
People are always searching for eulogy examples to help them begin their own writing process. If you could share, it would be deeply appreciated.
Your eulogy would feature in a special section - free sample eulogies
It would have its own page and appear just how you want it to.
Do think about it. If you have any questions, please ask them.


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Yanks aim not to suck and give us indigestion this afternoon when they host the O's at the Stadium.
Never mind the Malox: Let's Go Yank-ees!
[Picture by Thomas Brendan]
Yanks aim not to suck and give us indigestion this afternoon when they host the O's at the Stadium.
Never mind the Malox: Let's Go Yank-ees!
[Picture by Thomas Brendan]
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Nunez at DH? Seriously?
Does Girardi understand the general concepts behind the DH? I don't mean the basic rule--that another player must bat for the pitcher---he seems to get that. I means grasp for what the DH is supposed to do.
[9] I'd rather have a player who can hit play the Designated Hitter position. This concept seems to have eluded the Yankees for sometime.
[13] I'd rather they just cut Nunez, but the Yankees are too stubborn to do that
Phew - at least Steve Pearce is in there. By the way, who the fuck is Steve Pearce (other than the answer to a future trivia question)?
[14] Well, that too. I mean, I liked Nunez well enough when he was the alternative to Ramiro Pena (who was just DFA's today...finally), but that's a pretty low bar. Nix seems OK as the all purpose sub, so long as he is not used as the DH (see: last night's game).
[15] You think Steve Pearce is going to be important enough to be a trivia question?
Seriously, I don't have the game on up here in the great white north---what's the deal with Granderson?
I dunno, he looks the same to me. He still swings very hard, only now he doesn't swing where the ball is as much.
We've covered this. Joe would prefer a lineup of human beings that happen to e righthanded over better lefties
wow. now grandy's hurt. my god.
chen's throwing a *perfect* game.
rays up big already.
wheels are falling off fast.
i'm out. let's hope for a big comeback... (not tooptomistic.)
[28] I don't think this would count as a perfect game. We've only got three hitters in the lineup.
Oh, Granderson is out. I wasn't watching -- I thought you meant what's wrong with his game these days.
6 walks in 4.2 for Phelps. Maybe tailgating for the 9 am ND kickoff in Dublin was not such a good idea.
Okay, this isn't funny anymore. Who the fuck is Steve Pearce and why is playing for the New York Yankees?
I wonder is Joe notices the irony that as he stacks the lineup with bad right handed hitters, the only hit came from a lefty
[46]The almighty Joe Girardi rule of "any righty can hit any lefty"
Matt Wieters had a career MiLB OPS of 1.014, 147 pts higher than Montero's .867. So far , his career MLB OPS is .739 OPS. Meanwhile, Jesus is just under .700 with Seattle.
It just goes to show....
you just can't predict Baseball!
(Although the O's have to be disappointed in Wieters).
[49] And which lefty slugger would you prefer Girardi use instead? Maybe Raul, and his .495 OPS against lefties this year?
[51] Or roughly Jones, our cleanup hitter, has done in the second half?
Actually, exactly what he's done.
No, it was inside. But when you throw 97mph, don't you just have to go with it on full count, two outs, bases loaded? I mean, maybe not if Cano is batting.
Anyway, let's go Swish!
Nothing makes Michael Kay happier than a full count with a runner or runners on base!
E6! Eat shit, Buck!
(with a broken bat single, 3 walks and an error).
What many of you feel now is like what I felt rooting for the Yankees, 1965-1969 (1/3rd rooting, 2/3rds praying).
[79] Joe Pepitone! Bobby Murcer! Clete Boyer! Elston Howard! Horace Clarke! Man, those guys could hit.
(I actually don't remember them, even though I was in the Stadium many times sitting on my dad's lap during those years.)
Rodney walks Torrealba to load the bases for Kelly Johnson, one out in the eighth (to follow up on what Michael Kay was saying).
Pepi was cool! Career OPS of .733, 105 OPS+.
By '65, Howard and Boyer were done, but still great fielders.
(Old YS just killed Elston, who hit more than 2/3rds of his HRs on the road).
Murcer.... love the man.
Horace Clarke? .621 OPS, 83 OPS+. But somwhat bow-legged, so if you squinted a lot, you could pretend he was Honus.
[93] Right, that's my m.o., but Sox games are now irrelevant.
You didn't watch any of the one last night, did you? Holy shit, that was a beat-down. My god. Three ex-Sox prospects combined for 13 rbi against Aaron Cook. It was a nightmare.
SEVEN!!!!!!!! Sox pitchers give up 19 earned runs!!!!!!!
And SIX HRs to the A's.
That's got to be historic.
The Sox aren't even pretending to play.
That literally felt like a weight being lifted off my chest. Just one game, and mercurial Freddy goes tomorrow, so, yikes(?), but that feels like a big win that the team needed. Or that I needed, lol.
I spent the entire 7th muttering assorted incantations at the mlb scoreboard on espn, and that was a lot of awesome up until Robbie's 3-2 count.
Seems like a big time job out of some of our guys, although, of course, I couldn't actually watch thanks to Angelos. You know, if I actually lived in crummy Baltimore, the blackout wouldn't upset me nearly as much (or at all).
Sori seemed dominant from watching the scoreboard?
It just felt like I hadn't seen much of anything I *really* liked from the team since they drove Floyd out of the game in the first game of the Chicago series. Everything has felt badly off since that moment.
So nice to have a comeback win.
One question, which I swear I have had since long before that Chicago series - was it a justified decision to get rid of Wise? I always really liked the guy and his speed, will at the plate, and plus defense at all outfield spots? And even if there was a reason - and forget what happened with Curtis today - is there anyway to look at the Wise move as anything other than a brutal mistake?
Would like to hear some opinions/answers on this.
Mood is brighter this afternoon. Until tonight, which will be/could be very ugly for me.
Oh, btw - I *continue* to believe in Nunie despite the hate around here and all logic that says otherwise! I like the guy and I always have! Check the record, I'm a Nunie supporter!
I just love his bat speed and like the look of his swing. I know there's a lot of counter-evidence to those visual observations, but I like the kid.
Looked like he came through big today. I'm sure he'll make a horrific error down the road, and get rightfully pilloried, but today - YAY NUNEY!!!!!


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"Okay, so. You go through the Door Of Terror. You're in a room. It's dark. And warm."
Kreldor the Elf uses his infrared vision.
"Kreldor, you see infrared everywhere. Like, everywhere."
What? How is that possible?
I'll use mine!
"You gotta say it, Lumax."
Oh, sorry. Lumax the Dwarf uses his infrared vision!
"You see it everywhere. But, because you're a dwarf, you can also tell the room is 1500 square feet. The infrared energy fills it completely."
How come the dwarf can see it by Kreldor can't?
Natural talent, yo.
This is messed up. Hey, why are you rolling?
"Lumax notices the heat is coming from something in a fire-retardant plastic with simulated wood trim, near the center of the room."
I walk over to it.
"You feel very warm. Almost like you're next to a device with 4 infrared elements and heavy duty caster wheels for easy portability."
How can he tell THAT?
"Kreldor, what are you doing?"
I guess I'll walk north.
"Roll against your dexterity."
I got... an eighteen.
"Kreldor trips over an ottoman and falls into a remote control. The TV turns on, it's a very loud infomercial."
What? Off an eighteen?
"You take sixty seven points of damage and your armor is permanently at half strength from the fall. From the light of the TV, you can see a dragon asleep on his couch. You can now tell you're in his living room. He's running the Lifesmart 1500 Watt Heater to keep warm. He's starting to wake up. What do you do?"
I throw a small pebble at it.
Um... a two.
"Success! You kill the dragon!"
Man, this is MESSED. UP.
"It's your fault."
"I told you before we started that elves are just the weakest characters in the game. You should have listened!"
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receive an error message Explorer.EXE No such interface supported. I am in the process now of wanting to do a full reformat, but don't want to lose My Pictures or My Music files. I basically can't do anything with this issue. Can't create a new user to take possession of the folders. Don't want to attempt any regedit. Can't access removable media. Running Avira AntiVir Personal, MalwareBytes Anti-Malware and SUPERAntiSpyware. These all scan without returning any problems. ALL I need is the ability to copy my Photos and Music, and I'm done. Thanks |
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Hey guys, I don't want to appear noob, but if i repair install it isn't going to affect picture/ music folders is it? I have the disks now, so really just need the assurance that it's safe to go ahead.
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It will only change the Operating System files back to default. Would only affect any appearance changes you have made. The contents of your folders will be unchanged. A Guy
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Also you may try Default File Type Associations - Restore. Use the .exe and ones for your other file types you want to save.
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