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- Shortage of home-grown masters forces Germany’s Niederelbe to…
- Failure to reform ‘is an invitation to terrorists’
- Piling On the New York Times With a Scoop
- Q&A with Benny Parsons
- Oh, it was just like any other Aussie wedding
- Four square for grown-ups?
Shortage of home-grown masters forces Germany’s Niederelbe to…
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Failure to reform ‘is an invitation to terrorists’
Telegraph.co.uk - Jun 28, 2006
Mr Cameron said that just abolishing the Human Rights Act would not solve the problems of terrorism and would result in a “procession of cases” going to the European Court of Human Rights, in Strasbourg. At the same time he rejected calls to pull out of the convention altogether. The solution was “home grown” legislation, setting out people’s rights while strengthening the hand of the authorities against terrorism. A modern Bill of Rights would need to define “the core values which give us our identity as a free nation”. It should spell out the fundamental duties and responsibilities of people living here, both citizens and visitors. It should guide judiciary and Government in applying human rights law when the lack of responsibility of some individuals threatened the rights of others. It should enshrine fundamental liberties such as jury trial, equality under the law and civil rights, and protect the fundamental rights set out in the European convention in “clearer and more precise terms”.
Piling On the New York Times With a Scoop
Washington Post - Jun 28, 2006
Pre 9-11 liberal and elitist editors defanged the FBI and CIA which cost NY the WTC. Pre 9-11 liberal and elitist editors defanged the FBI and CIA which cost NY the WTC.
Q&A with Benny Parsons
USA Today - Jun 28, 2006
” He saw me at Dover and said, “There’s a guy that can bust a buffet. ” I started doing segments on ESPN about my favorite eating places. My favorite dish in the whole world is green beans that have been cooked for about four hours, a slice of home-grown tomatoes and corn bread. SW: You’ve been in movies such as Winning with Paul Newman and Stroker Ace. What’s your favorite?
BP: Herbie: Fully Loaded. “I took my granddaughter, Emily, who was 3 at the time, and did not tell her I was in the movie. The first time I come on screen she looks at her dad but doesn’t say anything.
Oh, it was just like any other Aussie wedding
The Age - Jun 28, 2006
SUNDAY’S wedding of actor Nicole Kidman and country music singerKeith Urban culminated in a flashbulb millisecond of mass hysteria. The electrically insane power of fame was illuminated as thehome-grown Oscar-winner was escorted by police to the securedestate to be wed. Helicopters tracked her progress, allowing the crowd of wellover 500 to sense her proximity. The hill above Manly was linedwith onlookers enjoying a day out, unfurling picnic rugs andpopping champagne. Neighbours viewed the fray, one hanging a sheetfrom a balcony with: “Best wishes Nicole and Keith (HelloMum)”… SUNDAY’S wedding of actor Nicole Kidman and country music singerKeith Urban culminated in a flashbulb millisecond of mass hysteria. The electrically insane power of fame was illuminated as thehome-grown Oscar-winner was escorted by police to the securedestate to be wed. Helicopters tracked her progress, allowing the crowd of wellover 500 to sense her proximity. The hill above Manly was linedwith onlookers enjoying a day out, unfurling picnic rugs andpopping champagne. Neighbours viewed the fray, one hanging a sheetfrom a balcony with: “Best wishes Nicole and Keith (HelloMum)”. Earlier, X-Men star Hugh Jackman wound down his carwindow and waved.
Four square for grown-ups?
Salon - Jun 28, 2006
My boy was a natural stalker. But then — no one answered the door. It wasn’t until we got home and checked the StreetWars message board that we discovered the awful truth. Kneedler had looked out his window at work, made us as would-be assassins and sent his colleagues out to feed us a line. As much as I wanted to hate the guy — what sort of paranoid loser would go to such lengths for a water-gun game? — I was just as into it. And I had to hand it to him: Not only had we been spotted, we’d been duped… There’s no kitsch or self-consciousness at work; she simply never outgrew this stuff. Schurman was working as the manager of a law office when she dreamed up the institute as a sort of weekly play date for grown-ups. Finding fellow adults who shared her enthusiasm took a bit of doing — even friends in a local dodgeball league scoffed — but pretty soon a regular crowd began showing up for the Wednesday night game. On the night I played, the group numbered about 30 and included a tattoo artist named Scott, a sensible soccer mom, her 9-year-old daughter, a few wisecracking college kids, and Schurman’s 53-year-old mom. No matter that they all look like what one player called “escapees from an asylum or rehab clinic. ” During an intense game known as Cougars and Horses, I found myself galloping and whinnying like a wild colt, in pursuit of players who were leaping and growling like big cats.