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As expected, the U.N. Security Council approved a resolution to establish an international tribunal trying suspects in the assassination of former Lebanese Premier Hariri. The U.N. Security Council narrowly approved a resolution Wednesday to unilaterally establish an international tribunal to prosecute suspects in the assassination of Lebanon's former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri but major powers Russia and China abstained. The vote was 10-0 with five abstentions - Russia, China, South Africa, Indonesia and... Read More
May 30, 2007 at 7:35pm?We know it was necessary and right for the council to act now,? he said. ?The tribunal will also serve to deter future political assassinations. Those who may be tempted to com...
May 30, 2007 at 7:33pmThe Lebanese government appeared fearful that celebrations could turn to violence between pro-government and opposition factions. The Interior Ministry banned the public from fi...
May 30, 2007 at 7:33pmThe council's move ?will give rise to a series of political and legal problems, likely to add to the uncertainties embedded in the already turbulent political and security and s...
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Naqshbandi in Sufism
salams everyone, just wondering are there any naqshibandi-haqqani murids in this group? would love to get in touch if there are.. take care wa salaam, Sabiha
June 27, 2007 at 9:17pmInsha Allah, I am lover of Mawlana Grandshaikh Nazim al Haqqani!
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Anyone here into Frank Zappa? excitied about seeing his son perform his dad's material in July.
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Edited by Shamita Das Dasgupta ?If you can read just one book to understand domestic violence in this country, read Body Evidence. Das DasGupta brings nineteen brilliant voices together to explicate the meanings of sexuality, class, ethnicity, gender and legal status in the struggle to end violence against women in intimate relationships.??Dr. Ellen Pence, Director of Praxis International ?This book offers powerful insights into the experiences of South Asian battered women in the U.S.??Natalie... Read More
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May 30, 2007 at 9:25amgood!!! but not yet in Paris... i don't mind having my hallal KFC...I prefer it to Mcdo
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Is anyone planning a hiking trip this summer?
July 14, 2007 at 11:04amIf you're arranging this over the emails, please add me asif00-at-gmail, I'm not sure of my schedule in Sept, but if I can make it, I might come along and bring some friends too.
July 8, 2007 at 10:02pmOhms, Yosemite is awesome, I was there a few weeks ago, do you have the campsite reservations?
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Alwan For The Arts alwanforthearts.org Invites you Saturday, June 2, 2007, 9:00 PM $15 ($10 for students with valid ID) PERCUSSION SOLOISTS SERIES Rhythms of The Maghreb Najib Bahri rhythmsaroundchicago.com With Tarab Tareq Abboushi (Buzuq and Percussion) Taoufiq Ben Amor (Vocals, Oud and Percussion) Ramzi Elidlibi (Tabla, Riq, Daf and Dance) Zafer Tawil (Violin, Qanun and Percussion) taoufiqbenamor.com NAJIB BAHRI Najib Bahri is a mast... Read More
May 31, 2007 at 11:09pmAnybody going to this? I'd love to go Anybody want to meet up and maybe do dinner or something before...
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Salaam all. Hope everyone's well inshaAllah. I'm so looking forward to the school year ending soon (next week!!!!!!). This year has definitely been tougher than last year. And that's strange because last year was my first full year of teaching and I've always been told that it's the toughest. I teach at a public high school. I have to put up with so many bad attitudes and rude kids. Not only students, but their parents too. Sometimes I think maybe I'm just not cut out to do this. If I went to work jus... Read More
July 3, 2007 at 11:15amI used to do a lot of subbing back when I was doing contract work. I've taught everything! Preschool, elementary, middle, highschool and college! I think I've seen just about e...
June 29, 2007 at 9:36pmZakiya, a valuable piece of advice that I was given when starting out was not to overdo things. In spite of any pressure (or guilt!) you may feel during your first year of teac...
June 6, 2007 at 10:22amawww that's sooo sad....and very typical of HS students...if u want luv from student teacher the younger ones...middle schoolers are soo much fun ne-how...hey FRK786, how abo...
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As I've mentioned before, I design wedding dresses and currently have some beautiful dresses that I've designed. The dresses are unstitched, and can be custom fitted. I encourage anyone looking for a unique and elegant dress for their wedding to check out my website, design-her.com. Feel free to contact me with any questions.
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Ok I would define my girl... well if I had one lol maybe I did and she didnt know or maybe she knew and didn't bought to tell me ? well, this how its goes!!! ------------------------------ 1st word is "Unique" ------------------------------ ji she is Unique hai!! no one like her that make me smile. ------------------------------- 2nd word is "Complex" ------------------------------- yes she is complicated like anyone would be. its not ez but its not hard. distance, jobs, family, position, frie... Read More
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Academics versus private practice- the never-ending debate and oftentimes personal struggle. Is there a right fit or does grass always appear greener on the other side? Does it come down to prestige versus finances or is about control? And are the lines nowadays blurred with the conception of the "clinical faculty" who have a private practice but are affiliated with a university? Anyone out there who has experienced boths ides of the fence and can offer advice? Anyone who left one for the other? And if so,... Read More
May 31, 2007 at 12:28amWell I almost did go academic, but they wouldn't make me the associate program director for my fellowship. A position I invented, and sadly was underqualified for ;). Actually...
May 30, 2007 at 5:18pmThanks for your input. But what about the concern that with PP, you become a slave to the office/time b/c of the constant thought of cost/profit? Do you miss the meetings/ tra...
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My anticipated exact dates would by July 8 to August 31. Save me from living with a goth chick from craigslist. jk
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Palestinian leaders on Monday sought to end a bloody standoff between the Lebanese army and Fatah al-Islam militant group holed up in the Nahr al-Bared refugee camp in north Lebanon. Abu Emad al-Refaie, the Lebanon representative of Palestinian group Islamic Jihad, said the Palestinian factions had yet to agree on how to "end the phenomenon of Fatah al-Islam peacefully". "This is what requires more discussion," he said. The Lebanese government has demanded the handing over of Fatah al-Islam militants. It accus... Read More
May 28, 2007 at 6:59pmMore than 20,000 refugees have fled Nahr al-Bared, home to 40,000 before the fighting. Most have gone to the nearby Beddawi camp, where relief workers have warned of serious ove...
May 28, 2007 at 6:59pmA Fatah al-Islam spokesman said the group would not hand over any of its fighters. "This is impossible," Abu Salim Taha said by phone from inside the camp. "There is some mediat...
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A hand grenade was tossed off on Sunday evening at a major intersection in west Beirut, injuring five, which is the third attack upon the Lebanese capital in a week. The grenade was thrown by at a checkpoint in Barbir intersection near the neighborhood of Mazraa, according to Lebanese security sources. Two soldiers from the security forces and three civilians were slightly injured in the attack. This is the third attack in the Lebanese capital in a week. On last Sunday and Monday, two bombs hit the area of... Read More
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The Siniora Government is not interested in any effort toward resolving the crisis in Lebanon through dialogue. Secretary-General of the United Nations Ban Ki-moon, On the occasion of your visit to our country Lebanon, I would like to clarify a number of critical matters as we observed some misunderstandings in recent statements made by certain members of the international community. For almost two years, our country has been suffering a governance crisis which primarily resulted from unfair 2005 parlia... Read More
May 28, 2007 at 6:54pmThe solution to the current crisis starts with respecting the Constitutional rules in forming Governments and in ensuring adequate proportional representation of political force...
May 28, 2007 at 6:53pmThere are however many other dimensions to the current crisis. It is detrimental to be ignoring a number of priorities which are posing threats to the welfare of the Lebanese pe...
May 28, 2007 at 6:52pmWe urge you to support Lebanon and all of its institutions and not only the Siniora Government. We hope for greater objectivity and reconsideration of current positions which as...
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What is this world coming to? Comments? news.yahoo.com.
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I'm being paid to train for a self-employed career. Have you ever thought of trying something new and potentially very lucrative? If so follow, the link and watch a presentation for more info ( you'll need about 15 minutes to watch it) www.swatuniversity.com
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I'm being paid to train for a self-employed career. Have you ever thought of trying something new and potentially very lucrative? If so follow, the link and watch a presentation for more info ( you'll need about 15 minutes to watch it) www.swatuniversity.com
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New York photographer Edward Grazda has spent most of his professional career building a relationship with the people of Afghanistan through the lenses of his cameras. Grazda, who studied photography at the Rhode Island School of Design, caught the bug from his father who snapped photos in China and India during his World War II tour of duty. Grazda?s photos are on display at Sepia International in Manhattan, USA & his latest book, New York Masjid: Mosques of New York City, with text by Jerrilynn D ... Read More
