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They want our men weak, our daughters unprotected and promiscuous, our sons homosexual, and our women mentally and emotionally unstable.
This is why they censor the stabilizing voice of the Black Father

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Gāo

@paddypower What odds can you give me for this beauty in next years national? #EveryLittleHelps #JumpingWell http://t.co/FePQeXC27q

Hall

Against All Odds...Road to the National Championships pt.5

Katz

msnbc video Boehner talks odds of losing control of House

Gairola

Re: Gun control
The President is proposing more background checks in another attempt to control gun violence. That would inevitably call for an expanded bureaucracy to impose that policy. People do not work for free. The obligation to protect the nation is required in our constitution. As of today, other gun control laws have been largely ineffective. We will be at odds with our own nation to expand bureaucratic spending by cutting funding to the Department Of Defense.

Murakami

RIP Lady Thatcher. Best Prime Minister ever.

Malik clan

Against All Odds | Refugee

Agnihotri

SkyBet Tutorials Episode 1 Setting For Odds

Sahni

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Yamazaki

Sacramento Kings versus Phoenix Suns Pick Prediction NBA Pro Basketball Odds Preview 3-28-2013

Robinson

Eye seen a Video of 12 year old boy "twerkin" shakin his ass like a bitch. It disturbed me. It Disgusted me. They trying to feminize the black man. Chilrin are the Future. So WTF that says

Yamashita

(7/3) ...these two links show just what a joke this PM is & should NEVER be there... #auspol
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Nelson

Growth; the Enemy of Progress---Progress; the Enemy of Growth

Ramírez

Michigan has a one in four chance of being the national champions. Odds are not in our favor, @Sarrr18.

Cox

Boston Celtics versus Dallas Mavericks Pick Prediction NBA Pro Basketball Odds Preview 3-22-2013

Yamasaki

2013 March Madness Betting Odds - College Basketball March 22 games

Hernández

@BETDAQ What use are those odds when nobody can bet on anything? Surely you prepare for heavy load at the National...

Lín

Israel turns 65 & Lag BaOmer at morim-madrichim.org

Eretz Israel, the biblical Land of Israel, is the site of foundational events in the existence of our people; it has been the place of hopes and dreams throughout the entire Jewish Diasporic history; it is the place of dignity and of the regaining of Jewish independence. These juxtaposed meanings define Israel as a substantial component of the shared Jewish essence, far beyond any circumstantial divergences.
Israel: the immemorial place of refuge, resistance, and creation. It is a homeland reborn of suffering and hope, a homeland always at odds with itself, facing the dilemma of representing Jewish longing and at the same time seeking its own adequacy in the pragmatic forms of modern statehood.
In celebrating the 65 years of the existence of the State of Israel, our greatest challenge as educators is, without any doubt, to preserve in the spirit of those whom we educate George Steiner’s majestic gift to us, his belief that "Israel is an indispensable miracle."
Friday, May 14, 1948—5 Iyar, 5708—at 4:32 pm, David Ben Gurion read the Declaration of Independence of Medinat Israel, his voice a concentration of the energy of thousands of years, of millions of souls, of hundreds of prayers, of infinite voices and eternal words.
Turning Zionist objectives into concrete reality did not turn out to be easy, however. To attain a viable Jewish state, a national and secure homeland, it was necessary to transform that assembly of Jews speaking many different languages and different nationalities into a nation. Zionism thus produced an incredible cultural revolution: the rebirth of an ancient tongue, no longer spoken, as a language for everyday use.
Immediately pursuant to its creation, and counting only 600,000 inhabitants, the country absorbed 750,000 Jews fleeing from the Arab nations and an equal number of refugees from Europe. Since then, the country has been involved in five difficult wars against neighboring countries and a conflict—regrettably, one still in progress—with the Palestinian nation.
The country wrestles with enormous difficulties from the standpoint of security, education, social issues, economics, and the environment. Any one of these might have destroyed a powerful society, yet Israel at the same time produces literature, art, technology, and science that contribute to the country’s international prestige.
The destiny of Israel was forged against the tide of ease, turning the apparently impossible into reality. Its existence, development, and future are examples of perseverance and miraculous optimism. In celebration of this attitude of the spirit, we wish you: Chag sameach!
Happy 65th, dear Israel! morim-madrichim.org

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Yoshida

Grand national:Experts Place Bets

Ross

I wish every libertarian would make a 2 part commitment today. 1) I will vote for every Republican on my ballot in 2014. 2) Because of part 1, I'll work my ass off to ensure the GOP candidate is one I can vote for.

Okamoto

I presented a bill to look at pooling public school employees into the statewide health plan, HB196, had a hearing today before Labor & Commerce. The state already pays most of these costs through the public education fund. It makes sense to find a coordinated and cost-effective way to do it. Savings under HB193 could be reallocated into classrooms.

Cruz

Kenya to hire psychologist against Nigeria

The Harambee Stars of Kenya are in the market for a psychologist as they prepare for the return leg fixture with the Super Eagles in their race for the 2014 World Cup.

Kenya coach Adel Amrouche believes his wards did not display enough self-confidence during their first leg fixture with the Eagles in Calabar last month despite snatching a point in the encounter.

Amrouche told the Daily Nation that the psychologist would work on the player at least a month before hosting the African champions.

It will be the first time the Harambee Stars will get one.

“Some of our preparations will target the minds of the players because we need to trust in ourselves. I can look for someone to assign that part,” Amrouche said.

“I congratulate the team on the fantastic work they did in Calabar. That result was achieved against many odds and I am very satisfied.

“I am not thinking about the Super Eagles. We only talk about ourselves and how we can improve. I want to build a team of able players into a family, thereafter we will work towards achieving our goals.”

The Football Kenya Federation has also concluded plans for the Harambee Stars to prepare for the World Cup qualifiers with a friendly against the Black Stars of Ghana five days before hosting Nigeria.

“It’s because of the good show against Nigeria that our friends Ghana want to meet us in a friendly and many other countries have expressed interest,” an official of the FKF was quoted as saying on Friday.

Meanwhile, in the CAF Champions League, it was different tunes for Nigerian clubs. Kano Pillars blamed biased officiating after they crashed out on Sunday on the away goals rule at AC Leopard of Congo while Enugu Rangers beat Vital’O of Burundi 2-0 to advance to the second round.

The first leg match in Burundi ended goalless for Rangers to progress to the second round of the competition at 2-0 on aggregate.

Pillars lost by 3-0 to AC Leopard for this first round tie which made it 4-4 on aggregate, but the Congolese sneaked through having scored a goal in Kano in the first match.

The round defining-goal was from the penalty spot in stoppage time in Brazzaville on Sunday.

Pillars spokesman Idris Malikawa said the Ivorian referee robbed his team.

“This is daylight robbery. African football is doomed with such refereeing,” blasted Malikawa.

“It’s just unbelievable and if this is how African football is, then we are all doomed.”

Malikawa claimed the referee struck out a 75th minute penalty he initially awarded the Nigeria champions.

“There were no complaints in the first half, but after the interval the referee became something else.”