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  nasharrawy says

  Pls do keep in touch! Ym Chat/email: nasharrawy@yahoo.com Pls do vu n commnet my song lyrics: www.nasharrawy10.wordpress.com n my articles as in: www.nasharrawy.blogspot.com ( Who was the Premier of Malaya B4 August 31 1957 ? )Enjoy with me in " Happy Hour " www.Youtube.com ( Nasharrawy ) TQ .... Nash Ar-Rawy LOVES

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  T.H. W says

  Hello Jenny Lee-
  My name is T.H. Waters & I live in the city of Minneapolis, MN. I just recently published a book entitled "Ghellow Road" which is about my journey living in the shadow of mental illness that destroyed my family. I'm looking for literature lovers to review my book. If interested, I'd be happy to send you a complimentary copy. All I ask in return is that you give me an honest, favorable review on the Amazon.com website if you feel that “Ghellow Road” is at least a 3 out of 5 stars worthy book. If you would prefer to read a sample before deciding, please visit my website: www.verefor.com. I can be reached at thwaters@verefor.com. I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you so much for your time.
  All my best--
  T.H. Waters

  Posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )

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  Mohammad R says

  http://www.presstv.ir/detail.aspx?id=83782§ionid=351020202
  
  
  
  Rabbi urged 'no mercy' in killing of Gazans
  Mon, 26 Jan 2009 19:06:59 GMT
  
  http://www.presstv.ir/photo/20090126/beglari20090126201814250.jpg
  
  Chief Military Rabbi Brigadier General Avi Ronzki
  
  The Israeli Army's chief rabbi has caused controversy by calling on troops to 'show no mercy' in their attacks against Palestinians in Gaza.
  
  Chief Military Rabbi Brigadier General Avi Ronzki had distributed pamphlets to Israeli troops implicitly sanctioning the killing of civilians.
  
  "When you show mercy to a cruel enemy you are being cruel to pure and honest soldiers. These are not games at the amusement park where sportsmanship teaches one to make concessions. This is a war on murderers," the pamphlets read.
  
  Human rights group Yesh Din has said that the pamphlet borders "on incitement and racism against the Palestinian people."
  
  The group urged Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak and Army Chief General Gabi Ashkenazi to dismiss Ronzki.
  
  The pamphlet also quotes statements made by Rabbi Shlomo Aviner, the extremist leader of the Jewish settlers in the West Bank - who opposes any compromise with Palestinians.
  
  "The Palestinians claim they deserve a state here, when in reality there was never a Palestinian or Arab state within the borders of our country," the pamphlet quoted Aviner as saying.
  
  According to the right group, the pamphlet contains "degrading and belittling messages that border on incitement and racism against the Palestinian people. These messages can be interpreted as a call to act outside of the confines of international laws of war."
  
  Thousands of people, including women and children were killed or wounded during Israel's Operation Cast Lead in the Gaza Strip.
  
  The Israeli Army also used banned weapons, including white phosphorous and depleted uranium, to attack targets inside the populated area.
  
  SB/MMN

  Posted 4 years ago. ( send a note )

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  Abbas Aghdassi says

  Hi there!
  Quite strange it seems; you're one of those few people having "'Tis: A Memoir" in your shelf! I really searched all I could to find the text, but there came nothing. Your help is of great help. Tnx.

  Posted 4 years ago. ( send a note )

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  Peter C says

  Dear Life of Novels: I do have a suggestion for a fast paced page-turner. It's called HUNTING THE KING. The novel features a charismatic youg woman named Molly O'Dwyer whose on the adventure of a lifetime. Molly was five years old when she witnessed her mother die in a fire. She never knew her father. After her mother’s death, she was raised on the campus of a Jesuit college. Now an archaeologist, she has been recruited to participate on a dig in war torn Iraq. As a scientist she is compelled to discover whatever or whoever is buried under the sands of ancient Babylon. As an observant Catholic, she is scared that whatever she finds will have devastating consequences for her faith. There is a wonderful YouTube book trailer well worth watching if you have the chance. If you do get to see, please let me know what you think. Thanks. Peter

  Posted 4 years ago. ( send a note )

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  A m i r H o s s e i n says

  He sat naked and drunk in a room of summer
  night, running the blade of the knife
  under his fingernails, smiling, thinking
  of all the letters he had received
  telling him that
  the way he lived and wrote about
  that--
  it had kept them going when
  all seemed
  truly
  hopeless.
  Putting the blade on the table, he
  flicked it with a finger
  and it whirled
  in a flashing circle
  under the light.
  Who the hell is going to
  save me? he thought.
  as the knife stopped spinning
  the answer came:
  you're going to have to
  save yourself.
  Still smiling,
  a: he lit a
  cigarette
  b: he poured
  another
  drink
  c: gave the blade
  another
  spin.
  
  Charles Bukowski (1920-1994)
  --from The Last Night of the Earth Poems
  "question and answer"

  Posted 4 years ago. ( send a note )

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  Ahura Mazda (My GOD) says

  دريغ و درد
  
  چه درد آلود و وحشتناک
  نمي گردد زبانم که بکويم ماجرا چون بود
  دريغا درد
  هنوز از مرگ نيما من دلم خون بود…
  
  بسي پيغام ها،سوگندها دادم
  خدا را با شکسته تر دل و با خسته تر خاطر
  نهادم دست هاي خويش چون زنهاريان بر سر
  که زنهار،اي خدا،اي داور،اي دادار
  تو را هم با تو سوگند،آي
  مکن ، مپسندين، مگذار
  
  ببين ، آخر پناه آورده اي زنهار مي خواهد
  پس از عمري همين يک آرزو ، يک خواست
  همين يک بار مي خواهد
  ببين،غمگين دلم با وحشت و با درد مي گريد
  خداوندا،به حق هرچه مي دانند
  ببين،يک مرد مي گريد…
  
  چه سود اما ، دريغ و درد
  در اين تاريک ناي کور بي روزن
  در اين شب هاي شوم اختر که قحطستان جاويد است
  همه دارايي ما،دولت ما،ورما،چشم چراغ ما
  برفت از دست
  دريغا آن پريشا دخت شعر آدميزادان،
  نهان شد، رفت،
  از اين نفرين شده مسکين خراب آباد.
  دريغا آن زن مردانه تر از هر چه مردانند،
  آن آزاده،آن آزاد
  دريغا آن پريشا دخت
  نهان شد در تجير ابرهاي خاک
  و اکنون آسمان ها زچشم اختران دور دست شعر
  به خاک او نثاري هست،هرشب،پاک

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  A m i r H o s s e i n says

  i drunk the brown coffee from your brown eyes
  between the golden grain-farms
  & windmill houses
  with the some poor coins only
  in my pocket
  
  -my profile's lyric-

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  BIBLIOPHILE says

  hii.. how are you dear and what you doing now days?

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  neda v says

  Hi dear friend
  Please take a look at “the way to perfection” group and we will be so glad if you join us in this group.
  God bless you
  Neda & Poorang
  
  

  Posted 5 years ago. ( send a note )

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  A m i r H o s s e i n says

  thks for your joinning to my group
  best regards
  teekany

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  sharifullah A says

  Welcome and thanks for
  accepting and nice to see u

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  BIBLIOPHILE says

  hii..dear so how are you doing ..?

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