Mega Millions Winning Numbers, March 30, 2012: Here They Are 
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Cox
Dear anti-abortion Republicans and self-labeled "conservatives" who keep promoting this idea of conferring defensible "rights" on the unborn:
1. You do not know anything about rights at all if you don't understand that the basis of all rights is self-ownership, which you effectively try to demolish in order to avoid the work of promoting your values in a free society.
2. You do not understand anything about limited government if you continually attempt to promote state ownership of human beings and "human rights" in the same sentence. That is absolutely ridiculous. The two cannot exist simultaneously in the real world.
3. Simultaneously promoting the destruction of human rights/property rights through unlimited government while claiming to be of a party that promotes human rights and limits on government is why you can't get fucking elected, idiots. Knock it off.
Seriously - you are still free enough to promote your values in society without kicking your own self - and every other Republican - in the teeth. Go promote your values and get out of the government business because you are so not helping and look wicked stupid trying to.
Thanks. Or no thanks, in the case of all the R's and "cons" who believe their emotions and religious fervor outweigh any responsibility for thinking through the ultimate consequences of their political actions like spoiled children. And to those who fall into this category yet still think they are in any position to judge Democrats for "acting on emotion rather than good sense" well, fuck you especially.
Watanabe
So I get a call from jamacia on my cell phone from a a dude with a thick accent Named John Thomas telling me about this very legitimate company called mega million co that had chosen me to win a brand new Honda crv, $250G, free gas for a year and free ins from geico for a yr. he told me his company does not run scams and wanted to know how I felt about being chosen. Uh, wrong ?? Dude. I told him how I felt and what I thought of his scam. Call disconnected... Oops
Walker
MAKKAH — A number of tourist experts and Makkah residents have called for the establishment of an international airport in the holy city to serve pilgrims and visitors in light of the mega development projects currently being executed in the holy city.
Speaking to Al-Riyadh newspaper, they said an air link between Makkah and Madinah would facilitate visits to the two holy cities and satisfy the need of an increasing population for easy and quick transport.
Makkah residents were unanimous in their view that an international airport in their city was long overdue.
They believed that the dream was not difficult to realize in view of the large uninhabited areas available outside the central zone around the Grand Mosque.
They said these vast empty plots of land could be used for the construction of an international airport that would not only serve residents and pilgrims but also reduce pressure on King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah and the Taif airport.
Hamad Al-Ghammas, a businessman, said he had conducted a feasibility study about the significance of establishing an airport in Makkah.
"With an area of 15,159 hectares and an annual population growth of 8.3 percent, Makkah is the third largest city in the Kingdom."
Al-Ghammas expected the Makkah population to increase to 10 million by 2030.
"Makkah is steadily growing with the expansion of surrounding villages and hamlets," he said, adding that the city is supervising 11 regions and 99 suburban districts.
According to Al-Ghammas, rooms in hotels and furnished apartments occupy about 39.9 percent of the constructed area in Makkah, while commercial buildings occupy an area of 6.56 percent.
This is considered a high ratio reflecting the significance of trade in the holy city.
He said the increasing number of vehicles on the roads leading to Makkah makes the establishment of an airport a necessity.
Quoting official statistics, Al-Ghammas said on the 27th night of Ramadan more than 2 million cars entered Makkah, while about 1.8 million leave it on that night.
“Makkah is also a seasonal headquarters for government ministries, diplomatic and Haj missions in addition to senior government officials who are in charge of Haj affairs."
Al-Ghammas said the establishment of the airport would enable the transit passengers to perform Umrah quickly.
Abdullah Omar Qadi, deputy chairman of the National Umrah Committee, said the establishment of an airport in Makkah is a dream that has been on hold for a very long time.
He said the airport would save visitors the two-hour road journey between Jeddah and Makkah. "When the airport is established the same journey will not take more than 30 minutes."
Qadi noted that the number of Umrah pilgrims last year was about 6 million and said this number would reach 10 million when the expansion project of the Grand Mosque is completed.
Saad Jameel Al-Qurashi, chairman of the transport committee of the Makkah Chamber of Commerce and Industry, said the establishment of an international airport in Makkah will spare Haj and Umrah companies the time they usually spend in welcoming the pilgrims at KAIA, clearing their luggage and transporting them to Makkah.
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Acheivement of Pervez Mausharaf
For ALL the people who claim that he didn't do anything for Pakistan...THIS is what I have to say to you.
50 reasons to say YES to Ex-President Musharraf.
1. Nine world class engineering universities were developed and 18 public universities further developed.
2. Pakistan was ranked third in world banking profitability.
3. The IT industry was valued at around $2 billion, including $1 billion in exports and employed around 90,000 professionals.
4. The CNG sector attracted over $70 billion in investment in the past five years and created 45,000 jobs.
5. The telecommunications sector attracted around $10 billion in investments and created over 1.3 million jobs.
6. Industrial parks were set up throughout the country for the first time.
7. Mega projects such as the Saindak, Rekodiq, marble production, coal production, mining and quarrying were pursued.
8. Foreign reserves increased from $700 million to $17 billion.
9. The Karachi stock market went from 700 points to 15,000 points.
10. The literacy rate improved by 11 per cent.
11. Poverty decreased by 10 per cent.
12. Four dams were built: Mirani, Subakzai, Gomalzam, Khurram, and Tangi,
13. Seven motorways were completed or were under construction,
14. Gwadar, an advanced sea port, was developed,
15. 650 kilometres of coastal highways were constructed.
16. A historic 100% increase in tax collection (amounting to Rs1 trillion) was observed.
17. Large scale manufacturing was at a 30-year high, and construction at a 17-year high.
18. Copper and gold deposits were found in Chagai, worth about $600 million annually if sold.
19. A new oil refinery with the UAE that could process 300,000 oil barrels a day was established.
20. The industrial sector registered 26 per cent growth.
21. The economy was the third fastest growing economy after China and India .
22. The Institute of Space Technology was established.
23. Sardar Bahadur Khan Women University Quetta was established.
24. The University of Science and Technology, Bannu, was established.
25. The University of Hazara was founded.
26. The Malakand University in Chakdara was established.
27. The University of Gujrat was established
28. The Virtual University of Pakistan was established
29. Sarhad University of IT in Peshawar was established
30. The National Law University in Islamabad was established
31. The Media University in Islamabad was established
32. University of Education in Lahore was established
33. Lasbela University of Marine Sciences, Baluchistan, was established
34. Baluchistan University of IT & Management, Quetta (2002)
35. The Pakistan economy was worth $ 160 billion in 2007
36. GDP Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) was $ 475.5 billion in 2007
37. The GDP per Capita in 2007 was $ 1000
38. Revenue collection in 2007/08 was Rs1.002 billion
39. Exports in 2007were worth $18.5 billion
40. Textile exports in 2007 were worth $11.2 billion
41. Foreign direct investment in 2007 was $8.5 billion
42. Debt servicing in 2007 was 26 per cent of the GDP
43. The poverty level in 2007 was 24 per cent
44. The literacy rate in 2007 was 53 per cent
45. Pakistan development programs in 2007 were valued at Rs520 billion
46. The Karachi stock exchange in 2007 was $70 billion at 15,000 points
47. Exports in 2007: $18.5 billion
48. Pakistan now has a total of 245,682 educational institutions in all categories, including 164,579 in the public sector and 81,103 in the private sector, according to the National Education Census (NEC-2005).
49. There are now more than 5,000 Pakistanis doing PhDs in foreign countries on scholarship. 300 Pakistanis receive PhD degrees every year, in 1999, the number was just 20.
50. In total, 99,319 educational institutions increased in Musharraf’s era.
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