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Freddie Ljungberg having another discussion with the referee. Both teams coaching staffs and players were upset with the ref, so he must have been treating the teams equal.
Tiananmen 天安门 is in the cultural centre of Beijing, having the main entrance to the Forbidden City. People are often seen taking the pics at the flag ceremony which I had unfortunately just missed.
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Oh look I'm jumping on the topical bandwagon.
For anyone who hasn't seen there is a video going around about a war criminal ("Kony") in Uganda and a charity's efforts to stop him. Initially I was taken in with the idea of "helping", although the more I think about it the less I'm sure what they're planning on doing is right.
Firstly I think they must be commended for bringing this to as many people's attention as they have. Also their commitment to the cause and effort is truly exceptional.
The fact remains however, to get so many people on board they realised they had to simplify the message as much as possible, reducing it to simply us (good) vs him (bad). I could go on and on about the pros and cons of what they're doing but I will leave everyone to make up their own mind.
Here is the video:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4MnpzG5Sqc
Here are the articles:
innovateafrica.tumblr.com/post/18897981642/you-dont-have-...
blogs.independent.co.uk/2012/03/07/stop-kony-yes-but-dont...
It should go without saying that I deplore what this man has done/did and believe he should be removed. In an ideal world we would all club together and remove him...
I should also say: please leave your constructive discussions below, I want to gather as much opinion on this as I can. Please think before you type.
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Leaders' discussion at the Colloquium on Forests and Climate: New Thinking for Transformational Change, Columbia University, New York.
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Mr. Worapol discuss the replanting process with Ms. Saisunee Chaksuin from WWF Greater Mekong Thailand Country Programme.
Elderly ladies sit in the villages main square, The building behind was demolished days after this pictures to make way for a more modern structure.
During the intense discussions and disputes the groups sought for clarification on the views: Prof Narasimhan, takking a neutral stand clarifiying the concepts in a simple easy understand language.
The Thirteenth Annual Juried Photography Exhibition for Fremont residents and Fremont photography club members opened Friday, October 27, in the Fremont Main Library. Orginized by Fremont Cultural Arts Council.
These women were having a discussion in front of my photo Afternoon Creek , which won a merit award.
Two old men discussing the ways of the world in a secluded corner of Wenshu temple's tea house, Chengdu.