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"calling for the death sentences to be commuted to life imprisonment to Perarivalan" "Murugan and Santhan" in London
Friday, October 6, 2006
Day 4 of the present round of protests (I missed Day 3, during which 2 citizens were arrested - 4 total so far - after refusing to leave because once again, after weeks of trying to get him to do so, Congressman Rick Larsen (D - WA), refused to respond with a simple telephone call).
We are in the Bellingham office of United States Congressman Rick Larsen. He is not present. His aide today, seated behind the desk, is Mr. Tripp Williams, a young man who appears to be quite moved by what transpired. The protesters are reading the names, ranks, ages, location of death, dates of death, home towns & a few sentences describing what is known about the circumstances of death of United States soldiers in Iraq. Where available, portraits of the soldiers are printed on the sheets everyone is holding. Mention is being made of some deaths among U.S. contractors in Iraq, & of the deaths of Iraqi citizens. Six or more of the women in the office are also talking about their children who are presently serving in Iraq, or who have recently returned from serving there. Several of the people in the room have strong, long-term ties to soldiers who have been killed in Iraq. One woman is talking about a young soldier who, after returning, descended into depression & disorder & one evening said, "I am a murderer," & committed suicide the next day (No, he is not counted among the war dead). As the photographs show, there were ample tears - but not ample enough to get a response from the congressman.
Everyone stays in the office past closing time, till the police arrive. However, all leave peacefully with the officers, so no arrests are made. I must add that once again the Bellingham city police are decent, courteous &, as always, meticulously respectful.
Power to the people. Now is the time.
QUESTIONS REPEATEDLY PRESENTED TO REP. RICK LARSEN
1. What are the specific reasons that you did not sign the declaration of peace (See # 4 below)?
2. Are you supporting HR197 (no permanent military presence in Iraq)?
3. What is your definition of 'permanent,' as in permanent military bases in Iraq?
4. What are the specific reasons that you will not support the three resolutions on the Declaration of Peace (HR4232: Timetable for withdrawal; H.Con.Res.348: Expresses the sense of Congress with respect to accomplishing the mission in Iraq; H.Con.Res.197: No permanent bases & shift from funding war to meeting human needs)?
5. Why do you keep funding the occupation of Iraq?
6. Have you voted 'No' on any military appropriation bill since 2001?
7. Will you support impeachment pf President Bush? If not, why?
8. Will you support a preemptive attack on Iran?
9. You often refer to the military objectives of the Iraq War. What, exactly, ARE those objectives?
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My mates band life sentence perfroming live and this photo is a good live representation of the band
I was sentenced to10 days in MIdland, Tx. for work. We spent our first night in McCamey, Tx at La Bonita Inn & Suites. I woke up at 5:00 a.m. and went for a walk. I headed down where I had seen this pump jack graveyard. I wasn't sure how many miles away it was but I reached it in about an hour just before sunrise. That's when I got these photos.
I was tagged by Rina,Lovely Papin,Nanaho and Game of Fate <3
Thank you soo much *__*!!
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Make a avatar-thingy that looks like you here- www.dolldivine.com/anime-winter-makeover.php
then answer these questions!
1. What is your favorite song?
Hmm..I think the songs of 30 seconds to Mars xD Oh and the song friends of Aura Dione ♥
2. If you were a dessert what would you be?
A biig chocolate muffin with little hearts *hihi* And with a lot of sugar ^^
3. Name 3 hobbies
-Dolls ♥
-Photography ♥
-Sewing *yaay*
4. Like P.E.?
What? :D
5. Name 3 best friends
Ichigo-chan *__* She is more than just a best friend,she is my cutie *hugs* <3
Oh my..and my flickr friends <3 You are so great and kind to me *hugs*
6. If you could meet any singer/band who would it be?
30 seconds to Mars <3 *yaay*
8. Did you notice i skipped 7?
Haha,yes?! :D
9. Sports... Play any?
badminton ^^..
10. Random Fact
I need money xD Why are all these doll things so expensive? :D
11. Are you conceded?
What?..xD
12. Speak any other languages?
English ♥..and Latin (?) =(
13. Fave food?
Chocolate and strawberry..oh and ice cream *yummi*
14. Something you're addicted to
My Dolls and my cats <3
15. Random sentence
Waah..I must do homework!!
16. How old u be?
I'm thirteen ^^ It's ok :)
17. Have a motto?
Laugh,and the world will be a better place *hihi* ♥
18. Fave color?
Pink, turquoise and blue *__*
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"calling for the death sentences to be commuted to life imprisonment to Perarivalan" "Murugan and Santhan" in London
Bob, Longtime Close friend of Peppe's came to visit from Germany new years day with his lovely Girlfriend Carla, they skype but this is much more fun ♥ I love to hear the mixture of German, English Italian mixed in the same sentences ..lots of giggle and fun had this morning while drinking good coffee and munching through hundreds of Lackerli Huus Basler Lackerli biscuits ! Nomm Nomm Nomm
this photo was took on January 6, 2004
Though they've been disbanded for a while, there is no change that i support this band always.
Khmer inscription(KA.2080) written on stone(50x20 cm), aged 7th c. AD. Stated, a mandarin Arksara Vindh donated farmlands, cows, buffalos, coconut trees and servants…
Author Note:
(1) K.: Letter Coded by a famous historian George Coedes “Khmer”.
(2) Photo Dimension:2566x 5616. The best quality for personal & commercial uses.
(3) Photo Resolution: 2500 dpi, best quality for all purposes.
(4) Full Authentication w/ complete sentences views.
(5) Original Location: Cambodia.
(6) Present Location: National Museum, Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
During wandering through the streets of Amberg, we stumbled upon this interesting institution. It serves apparently as a prison for bottles, that are sentenced for alcoholism. The one depicted on the photo is almost done with the sentence. It contains almost no more alcohol and soon will be released as a completely cured bottle.
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Roger Stone putting on his bowler hat as he exits the courthouse after his sentencing. Bruce Rogow, lead defense attorney, is on hir right.
The building on the right is "Block 11", known also as the "death block." In the early months of the war, before Hitler's "Final Answer to the Jewish Question" was pronounced, you could come here to dispute any accusation made against you and plead your case to a jury of SS officials. The verdict was universally "guilty", and the punishment was normally death. At first this was in a suffocation or starvation cell, but guilty verdicts were passed so frequently that they began dragging people behind the building and shooting them against this wall. Thousands had died this way by the end of the war; no one was declared innocent by the SS.
Upon the death of his mother in 1931, returned injured WWI soldier Charles Mills went home to Bendigo and found his sister Kate, previously a well-known music teacher, had become ill in his long absence. He stayed to look after her. In the following years her health deteriorated further and they both became recluses. Charles said:
“She had many things wrong with her... She complained of backache; she had bad head noises; she was blind and she was deaf...
she had no life whatever, her life was intolerable.”
On the afternoon of 31 January 1943 Charles entered a funeral home in Bendigo and made arrangements for his sister’s burial. When the funeral director enquired about the doctor who had pronounced death, Charles admitted that there was no doctor and that he had killed his sister and would soon give himself up to police. But he wanted to arrange and pay for her funeral first. As promised, Mills went to the Bendigo Watch house at 5.45pm where he told Constable Bond “I shot my sister.”
Mills was found guilty with a strong recommendation for mercy. His death sentence was commuted.
VPRS 24 P1 Uit 15 Item 45/2731
Natasha Brown, shown at her sentencing Tuesday in Douglas County District Court, has been ordered to serve a 28-month prison sentence. Photo by Kevin Anderson. See it on LJWorld.com here: www2.ljworld.com/photos/2010/dec/21/204812/
Woman gets 25 year #prison #sentence for driving over love rival. t.co/vRSy5tCbqV (via Twitter twitter.com/LeverLawFirm/status/781945166584225792)
First there’s lights out, then there’s lock up
Masterpieces serving maximum sentences
It’s their own fault for being timeless
There’s a price to pay and a consequence
All the galleries, the museums
Here’s your ticket, welcome to the tombs
They’re just public mausoleums
The living dead fill every room
*But the most special are the most lonely
God, I pity the violins
In glass coffins they keep coughing
They’ve forgotten, forgotten how to sing*
~All the Rowboats, Regina Spektor
This song has the most amazing lyrics I have ever Heard
The lines in asterisks are my absolute favorite and get me every time I hear them.
Seoul is filled with these funny and/or barely understandable english sentences. "Yes! We are!! The man!!! Ready?"
Straight from West Palm Beach, Belt Buckle Death Sentence play in-your-face thrashcore. It's a good mix of powerviolence with punk, providing a fast tempo while maintaining listenability. Many of their songs revolve around sexual innuendo and gore, very similar to their grindcore and powerviolence contemporaries. Breakdowns are few and far between but are surprisingly melodic, with most of the segues of their songs simply being guitar solos. The quartet have a very underground aesthetic associated with the local skate scenes.