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Friday, October 5, 2012
Thursday, October 4, 2012
Days in prison for insulting prophet Mohammad?
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Days in prison for insulting prophet Mohammad?
You guys already know everything about the Brit sent to prison for giving a teddy bear the name of prophet Mohammad. The papers say it is outrageous an old woman will be sent to prison for such an innocent mistake. I am pretty sure she did not mean to insult Islam or something, but is it not a little bit rude to go abroad pretending British standards will prevail whatever the country you might be in? I feel really sorry for this woman, but I think she should have gathered some information on Sudan and what Islam is like before venturing herself into it. The Sudanese have been somewhat lenient on her ever since the usual punishment for this sort of things is either slashes or a year in prison. What do you guys make of it?
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I understand your point completely. Your initial reaction is to be shocked when hearing upon the punishment but then again, if it were one of their own people, we wouldnt hear about it or even be shocked.brbrIts hard to say what to do. Obviously she didnt intentionally wish to insult Islam but when in another country, especially one that is very renowned for being traditionalist, very religious, you would think you would try to find out more about the taboos.brbrIts still shocking though. I dont like thinking about it.
Days in prison for insulting prophet Mohammad?
Question
Days in prison for insulting prophet Mohammad?
You guys already know everything about the Brit sent to prison for giving a teddy bear the name of prophet Mohammad. The papers say it is outrageous an old woman will be sent to prison for such an innocent mistake. I am pretty sure she did not mean to insult Islam or something, but is it not a little bit rude to go abroad pretending British standards will prevail whatever the country you might be in? I feel really sorry for this woman, but I think she should have gathered some information on Sudan and what Islam is like before venturing herself into it. The Sudanese have been somewhat lenient on her ever since the usual punishment for this sort of things is either slashes or a year in prison. What do you guys make of it?
Answer
I understand your point completely. Your initial reaction is to be shocked when hearing upon the punishment but then again, if it were one of their own people, we wouldnt hear about it or even be shocked.brbrIts hard to say what to do. Obviously she didnt intentionally wish to insult Islam but when in another country, especially one that is very renowned for being traditionalist, very religious, you would think you would try to find out more about the taboos.brbrIts still shocking though. I dont like thinking about it.
pts for the right guess title?
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pts for the right guess title?
The first person to tell me what im talking about in this original poem gets ten points...Im feeling generous today...
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water ocean
pts for the right guess title?
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pts for the right guess title?
The first person to tell me what im talking about in this original poem gets ten points...Im feeling generous today...
Answer
water ocean
POINTSSSSSSS! PLease Help?
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POINTSSSSSSS! PLease Help?
A title for a story that involves almost losing your grandfather, and he is very very close to your heart. I need it to be dramatic and really catchy so the reader is take in. Points no lie
Answer
The Day My Heart Bledor Shed TearsbrbrI think some of you missed the part where he explained it was a story about quotALMOST losing your grandfatherquot.
points!!!?
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points!!!?
Give me a name of a American that was a true American or made a difference in the U.S.A.
Answer
Theodore Rooseveltone of the best presidents this country has had, IMObrHarriet Tubmanleader on the Underground RailroadbrAlice Paulcrusader for womens suffragebrMartin Luther King, Jr.civil rights leaderbrJoshua Lawrence Chamberlainhero of the Battle of Gettysburg Little Round Top
points for the person who can accurately tell everyone why the Americans DIDNT save Europe in World War II
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points for the person who can accurately tell everyone why the Americans DIDNT save Europe in World War II
Answer
They didnt save Europe but they did assist towards the end. It took them long enough though.brIn the early part of the war people such as Joseph Kennedy, Henry Ford, John J. Rockefeller, and a host of other influential people were actully proHitler. They were partly responsible for the Nazis gaining such power in Europe.
Points for the best and most sincere answer!!!?
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Points for the best and most sincere answer!!!?
Are you afraid of dying? What do you think happens after you die? I dont mean physically to your body, but to your soul!
Answer
We are all afraid of dying because we do not what to expect. We can only assume that the bible or any religions beliefs on death is real.brbrI personally believe in jesus, and choose to believe in an afterlife with God. brbrAsk God to show you the truth. God is the only one who can give you piece dealing with death.brbrMy prayers be with you and Gods blessings, peace, and assurance be with you.
points for first correct answer!?
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points for first correct answer!?
Hey i really need help on this questionand its a hard one
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I have been waiting for a post like this. I just recently wrote a research paper on Why Hitler Was A Poor Military Leader. Besides being born Hitler made a number of blunders that may have cost him the war. He was a very poor student but made up for it in leadership skills. Dunkirk was a large mistake that he made. Hitler wanted to remove tanks from the Flanders Marshes and was able to do so because of the backing of the Luftwaffe. One catch, the Luftwaffe did nothing. So thousands of men were able to escape. Hitler also made the mistake of attacking Russia during the Winter. HELLO! The Siberian Winter is about degrees colder than in Germany. Plus Hitler failed to concentrate his forces in one place. He scattered them throughout Russia. He also ordered that the ME be fitted with bombs for use as a bomber, this drastically slowed down the production of the aircraft. Hitler was very good at remembering specific details which led to the distrust in his high officials. He arranged his command staff so that everything went through him. Any Argument could blow his fuse and usually resulted in the dismissal or replacement of that official. Hitler also had poor sleeping habits. On the June , Hitler decided to sleep in late making it impossible for Rundstedt to order tanks to Normandy. He always talked about his military experience from WWI but actually his experience was limited. Hitler would insist that something be changed to his liking no matter what his cabinet suggested. Hitler would also procrastinate horribly, putting off a decision for days and even weeks. After he made a decision he would constantly make changes to it no matter what time of day and if anyone tried to disagree with him he would become enraged and stop the discussion of the matter immediately. So there is a few reasons why Hitler was a bad military leader and some mistakes that he made.
years from now, do you think us dear humans will live differently?
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years from now, do you think us dear humans will live differently?
i have a feelng the world would be pretty much the same.
Answer
At this rate that human is destroying earth, there would not be humans and earth in years time
years from now, do you think us dear humans will live differently?
Question
years from now, do you think us dear humans will live differently?
i have a feelng the world would be pretty much the same.
Answer
At this rate that human is destroying earth, there would not be humans and earth in years time
years from now, do you think us dear humans will live differently?
Question
years from now, do you think us dear humans will live differently?
i have a feelng the world would be pretty much the same.
Answer
At this rate that human is destroying earth, there would not be humans and earth in years time
Answers Please!!! What are your favorite books?
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Answers Please!!! What are your favorite books?
Thought Id add a fun question.
Answer
The God of Small Things by Arundhati RoybrThe Right Stuff by Tom WolfebrThe Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas AdamsbrThe Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco
Your life doesnt consist of the things you own.?
Question
Your life doesnt consist of the things you own.?
What makes life valuable?
Answer
The things you own end up owning you...
What common English word is most often pronounced incorrectly?quot?
Question
What common English word is most often pronounced incorrectly?quot?
Answer
I think its quotincorrectlyquot as well. But if you live in the Southwest or the South in the United States, I think the word that gets pronounced incorrectly is the word quotcreek.quot Usually it comes out as quotcrick.quot However, I think it is a charming regional usage, and I say it that way as well, especially when Im imitating a cowboy accent.
To Kill A Mockingbird or Of Mice And Men?
Question
To Kill A Mockingbird or Of Mice And Men?
For my English coursework, I have the choice of studying To Kill A Mockingbird or Of Mice And Men. Which one should I chose, and why?
Answer
Both are great books, and neither is difficult to read. Of Mice and Men was the first book that really made me cry. To Kill a Mockingbird remains my alltime favorite to this day. Both books have clear themes and it would be easy to write a good essay about either one of them.brbrOf Mice and Men is definitely shorter, so if you read slowly or dont have too much time to finish, you may want to choose that one. Its technically a novella, as its too short to be considered a novel. Even though its so short, theres a lot packed into those few pages. Its very poignant and sad. It centers around two adult characters migrant workers running from the law and trying to make do with what they have. They are a team one of them is physically very strong but mentally challenged, the other is smaller but intelligent.brbrOn the other hand, To Kill a Mockingbird, although its longer, is still pretty easy to read. It centers around the lives of two children growing up in the south in the s. Their Dad is a lawyer who is defending a black man accused of raping a white woman. Also very poignant. Note Other than the Bible and Shakespeare, Mockingbird is the most reread work in the world. That so many people who read it want to read it again should tell you something.brbrThe best way I know to choose if none of these answers is helping you would be to read a few chapters of each book and see which one you like better.brbrGood luck with your project, and I hope you eventually read both books!
intelligence is knowing that you dont know anything Agree or disagree?
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intelligence is knowing that you dont know anything Agree or disagree?
Answer
I think you must have to have intelligence to become wise enough to understand that you dont know everything.brbrThe people who are unconscious of the fact that they dont understand much wont gain wisdom because they arent intelligent enough to.brbrI agree.
intelligence is knowing that you dont know anything Agree or disagree?
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intelligence is knowing that you dont know anything Agree or disagree?
Answer
I think you must have to have intelligence to become wise enough to understand that you dont know everything.brbrThe people who are unconscious of the fact that they dont understand much wont gain wisdom because they arent intelligent enough to.brbrI agree.
;To Kill A Mockingbird; or ;Of Mice And Men;?
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;To Kill A Mockingbird; or ;Of Mice And Men;?
For my English coursework, I have the choice of studying ;To Kill A Mockingbird; or ;Of Mice And Men;. Which one should I chose, and why?
Answer
Both are great books, and neither is difficult to read. Of Mice and Men was the first book that really made me cry. To Kill a Mockingbird remains my alltime favorite to this day. Both books have clear themes and it would be easy to write a good essay about either one of them.brbrOf Mice and Men is definitely shorter, so if you read slowly or don;t have too much time to finish, you may want to choose that one. It;s technically a novella, as it;s too short to be considered a novel. Even though it;s so short, there;s a lot packed into those few pages. It;s very poignant and sad. It centers around two adult characters migrant workers running from the law and trying to make do with what they have. They are a team one of them is physically very strong but mentally challenged, the other is smaller but intelligent.brbrOn the other hand, To Kill a Mockingbird, although it;s longer, is still pretty easy to read. It centers around the lives of two children growing up in the south in the ;s. Their Dad is a lawyer who is defending a black man accused of raping a white woman. Also very poignant. Note: Other than the Bible and Shakespeare, Mockingbird is the most reread work in the world. That so many people who read it want to read it again should tell you something.brbrThe best way I know to choose if none of these answers is helping you would be to read a few chapters of each book and see which one you like better.brbrGood luck with your project, and I hope you eventually read both books!
;intelligence is knowing that you dont know anything; Agree or disagree?
Question
;intelligence is knowing that you dont know anything; Agree or disagree?
Answer
I think you must have to have intelligence to become wise enough to understand that you don;t know everything.brbrThe people who are unconscious of the fact that they don;t understand much won;t gain wisdom because they aren;t intelligent enough to.brbrI agree.
;intelligence is knowing that you dont know anything; Agree or disagree?
Question
;intelligence is knowing that you dont know anything; Agree or disagree?
Answer
I think you must have to have intelligence to become wise enough to understand that you don;t know everything.brbrThe people who are unconscious of the fact that they don;t understand much won;t gain wisdom because they aren;t intelligent enough to.brbrI agree.
'Your life doesn't consist of the things you own.'?
Question
INPUTQUESTION#039;Your life doesnINPUTQUESTION#039;t consist of the things you own.INPUTQUESTION#039;?
What makes life valuable?
Answer
The things you own end up owning you...
'What common English word is most often pronounced incorrectly?"?
Question
INPUTQUESTION#039;What common English word is most often pronounced incorrectly?INPUTQUESTIONquot;?
Answer
I think itINPUTANSWER#039;s INPUTANSWERquot;incorrectlyINPUTANSWERquot; as well. But if you live in the Southwest or the South in the United States, I think the word that gets pronounced incorrectly is the word INPUTANSWERquot;creek.INPUTANSWERquot; Usually it comes out as INPUTANSWERquot;crick.INPUTANSWERquot; However, I think it is a charming regional usage, and I say it that way as well, especially when IINPUTANSWER#039;m imitating a cowboy accent.
'To Kill A Mockingbird' or 'Of Mice And Men'?
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INPUTQUESTION#039;To Kill A MockingbirdINPUTQUESTION#039; or INPUTQUESTION#039;Of Mice And MenINPUTQUESTION#039;?
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Answer
Both are great books, and neither is difficult to read. Of Mice and Men was the first book that really made me cry. To Kill a Mockingbird remains my all-time favorite to this day. Both books have clear themes and it would be easy to write a good essay about either one of them.
Of Mice and Men is definitely shorter, so if you read slowly or don;t have too much time to finish, you may want to choose that one. ItINPUTANSWER#039;s technically a novella, as itINPUTANSWER#039;s too short to be considered a novel. Even though itINPUTANSWER#039;s so short, thereINPUTANSWER#039;s a lot packed into those few pages. ItINPUTANSWER#039;s very poignant and sad. It centers around two adult characters - migrant workers running from the law and trying to make do with what they have. They are a team - one of them is physically very strong but mentally challenged, the other is smaller but intelligent.
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The best way I know to choose if none of these answers is helping you would be to read a few chapters of each book and see which one you like better.
Good luck with your project, and I hope you eventually read both books!
'intelligence is knowing that you dont know anything' Agree or disagree?
Question
INPUTQUESTION#039;intelligence is knowing that you dont know anythingINPUTQUESTION#039; Agree or disagree?
Answer
I think you must have to have intelligence to become wise enough to understand that you donINPUTANSWER#039;t know everything.
The people who are unconscious of the fact that they donINPUTANSWER#039;t understand much wonINPUTANSWER#039;t gain wisdom because they arenINPUTANSWER#039;t intelligent enough to.
I agree.
'intelligence is knowing that you dont know anything' Agree or disagree?
Question
INPUTQUESTION#039;intelligence is knowing that you dont know anythingINPUTQUESTION#039; Agree or disagree?
Answer
I think you must have to have intelligence to become wise enough to understand that you donINPUTANSWER#039;t know everything.
The people who are unconscious of the fact that they donINPUTANSWER#039;t understand much wonINPUTANSWER#039;t gain wisdom because they arenINPUTANSWER#039;t intelligent enough to.
I agree.
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Saturday, August 11, 2012
When I Was a Child I Read Books by Marilynne Robinson
When I Was a Child I Read Books by Marilynne Robinson
When I Was a Child I Read Books by Marilynne Robinson
When I Was a Child I Read Books by Marilynne Robinson
When I Was a Child I Read Books by Marilynne Robinson
New in Paperback The Terror of Living by Urban Waite
- Read a complete review of The Terror of Living by Urban Waite
- The Terror of Living Book Club Discussion Questions
Book Club Pick The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks
Paperback Pick Cocktail Hour Under the Tree of Forgetfulness
The Unruly Passions of Eugenie R by Carole DeSanti
New in Paperback The Reading Promise by Alice Ozma
- Read a complete review of The Reading Promise by Alice Ozma
- The Reading Promise Book Club Discussion Questions
When I Was a Child I Read Books by Marilynne Robinson
When I Was a Child I Read Books by Marilynne Robinson
When I Was a Child I Read Books by Marilynne Robinson
When I Was a Child I Read Books by Marilynne Robinson
When I Was a Child I Read Books by Marilynne Robinson
New in Paperback The Terror of Living by Urban Waite
- Read a complete review of The Terror of Living by Urban Waite
- The Terror of Living Book Club Discussion Questions
Book Club Pick The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks
Paperback Pick Cocktail Hour Under the Tree of Forgetfulness
The Unruly Passions of Eugenie R by Carole DeSanti
New in Paperback The Reading Promise by Alice Ozma
- Read a complete review of The Reading Promise by Alice Ozma
- The Reading Promise Book Club Discussion Questions
When I Was a Child I Read Books by Marilynne Robinson
When I Was a Child I Read Books by Marilynne Robinson
When I Was a Child I Read Books by Marilynne Robinson
When I Was a Child I Read Books by Marilynne Robinson
When I Was a Child I Read Books by Marilynne Robinson
New in Paperback The Terror of Living by Urban Waite
- Read a complete review of The Terror of Living by Urban Waite
- The Terror of Living Book Club Discussion Questions
Book Club Pick The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks
Paperback Pick Cocktail Hour Under the Tree of Forgetfulness
The Unruly Passions of Eugenie R by Carole DeSanti
New in Paperback The Reading Promise by Alice Ozma
- Read a complete review of The Reading Promise by Alice Ozma
- The Reading Promise Book Club Discussion Questions
When I Was a Child I Read Books by Marilynne Robinson
When I Was a Child I Read Books by Marilynne Robinson
When I Was a Child I Read Books by Marilynne Robinson
When I Was a Child I Read Books by Marilynne Robinson
When I Was a Child I Read Books by Marilynne Robinson
New in Paperback The Terror of Living by Urban Waite
- Read a complete review of The Terror of Living by Urban Waite
- The Terror of Living Book Club Discussion Questions
Book Club Pick The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks
Paperback Pick Cocktail Hour Under the Tree of Forgetfulness
The Unruly Passions of Eugenie R by Carole DeSanti
New in Paperback The Reading Promise by Alice Ozma
- Read a complete review of The Reading Promise by Alice Ozma
- The Reading Promise Book Club Discussion Questions
When I Was a Child I Read Books by Marilynne Robinson
When I Was a Child I Read Books by Marilynne Robinson
When I Was a Child I Read Books by Marilynne Robinson
When I Was a Child I Read Books by Marilynne Robinson
When I Was a Child I Read Books by Marilynne Robinson
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