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Archive for March, 2013
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March 31, 2013Poverty Is No Excuse for India’s Degradation | Beyond Highbrow – Robert Lindsay
March 30, 2013If I\’m Not Making You Mad, I\’m Not Doing My Job
via Poverty Is No Excuse for India’s Degradation | Beyond Highbrow – Robert Lindsay.
March 25, 2013
Por Jaime A. FlorCruz, CNN
(CNN) — La nueva primera dama de China está lista para impresionar y mejorar la imagen de China en el extranjero. Peng Liyuan, la esposa del nuevo presidente Xi Jinping, hizo su debut esta semana al acompañar al mandatario a su primer viaje transatlántico en el cargo.
Usando un abrigo con cinturón y cuello acentuado con una bufanda azul claro, estuvo junto a Xi cuando arribaron a Moscú, la primera parada de Xi en su gira por tres países. Sonriendo, saludó de mano a sus anfitriones rusos, uno o dos pasos detrás de su esposo.
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March 20, 2013
(not satire – it’s the UK gutter press!)
Can you believe this for breathtaking hypocrisy?
The Mail, the Telegraph and the Sun have all been banging on and bloody on about how awful the European Convention on Human Rights is right?
For example, the Mail said it was a”great day for British justice” when home secretary Theresa May vowed to take the UK out of the European Court of Human Rights, calling it a ‘discredited’ and ‘ludicrous’ convention which allowed “foreign courts to meddle in British justice”.
So on what legal grounds are the same newspaper groups basing their refusal to comply with the new press regulations agreed in parliament today?
That’s right – they’re saying they’re going to boycott the regulations because they’re contrary to article 10 of …… wait for it …… the European Convention of Human Rights!
Maybe Murdoch, Rothermere and co are so arrogant they believe human rights only apply to…
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March 18, 2013
According to many social media contributors, we can conveniently call upon karma to fix almost any nefarious act we choose. Your girlfriend cheated on you? That’s okay, karma will get her. Your boss demoted you? No worries, karma will step in and save the day. Karma has now become a catchall phrase that evokes the desire for retribution and revenge for anything from divorce to financial hardship to car accidents.
But what most people don’t see is their own role in the karmic process. They don’t understand that they are as much responsible for those acts as the person who committed them. Knowing this, karma really can be a bitch as well as a good friend.
In traditional Eastern cultures, karma was thought of in terms of reincarnation: “paying” in this life for “mistakes” made in the last. It was viewed as a balancing mechanism, giving individuals the chance to…
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