No one else would want it!http://www.foxnews.com/travel/2017/...hack-ensures-hell-never-lose-his-luggage.html
In order to make sure he never lost sight of his suitcase ever again, one man went to the lengths of actually having his own photo printed on it.
The Council estimates that the costs of repairing the coffin are probably well under £100 ($128). "We still have the piece and specialist adhesives will be used to repair the coffin," explained the spokesman. "Fortunately we have an in-house conservator who will carry out the careful repair."
The Council estimates that the costs of repairing the coffin are probably well under £100 ($128). "We still have the piece and specialist adhesives will be used to repair the coffin," explained the spokesman. "Fortunately we have an in-house conservator who will carry out the careful repair."
Amazing how a damaged piece of history can be repaired for so little...
"I do meth three times a day every day and have never had this reaction before," Margery Ann Dayrider told the police officer who arrived at her home, according to court documents.
Dayrider reportedly called 9-1-1 on Aug. 25 to report medical issues from injecting meth. When officers arrived at her home, Dayrider said she had injected her self at 9 a.m., 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. that day, according to charging documents. She also produced some meth from inside her bra and handed it over to police, who later tested the crystals and confirmed they were, in fact, methamphetamine.
What a sad, horrible life that woman must have... what a waste
What a sad, horrible life that woman must have... what a waste
Just as I was saying to my son a few nights ago... we're living in a period of history that will probably be remembered as "the generation of the ungrateful entitled"We are unbelievably blessed in this country and not near enough people take advantage of the blessings that are right within their reach.
That does not coincide with anthropological and other scientific data I have read and watched in the form of documentary studies.?Morality does not come from man. Man has none. .
Anthropology has shown that humans are born with an elementary moral compass, even a marked tendency to believe in a higher power. This basic morality is then expanded (or destroyed) by culture and personal experience.There is another part of the equation, however and that is something we may never be rid of, that is our inherent evolutionary trait of Tribalism.
I was very interested in a recent interview by Leslie Stahl of Ben Ferenz, now in his 90's, but the young Jewish lawyer that was put in charge of the Nuremberg trials.
She asked him what he thought of the young SS officers that he tried that made Jews march in to the trench they had dug and shoot them, row on row.
He said that in any other normal circumstances they would normal law abiding German citizens that would probably have lived out there lives out without incidence.
He also referenced the crew of the planes that evaporated Hiroshima & Nagasaki and drew a similarity between the two.
The interview is still out there and worth a look.
Incidentally Paul Tibbets (pilot Enola Gay) expressed no regrets before he died at 91..
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I agree, but if you look at the social behaviour of our close relatives that share most of our DNA , the apes, their social structure mirrors ours almost exactly .Anthropology has shown that humans are born with an elementary moral compass,.
Yes, tribalism is a determinant factor in our species' behavior. One only has to walk down the street to notice its sharp grasp on families, groups of friends, and gangs... hell, even sports teams take advantage of this human characteristic (I won't call it a flaw, though) ... thing is, tribalism has become more of a hindrance in this modern urban society ... and now our accelerated technological advances has made tribalism extremely dangerous to our own survival.I agree, but if you look at the social behaviour of our close relatives that share most of our DNA , the apes, their social structure mirrors ours almost exactly .
Check out the total loss of life due to all Human conflicts that occurred Just during the 20th century (it has been recorded, it is mind boggling), I can find none that were caused by anything but tribalism, as it has been down through history.
Just that the weapons are getting a little more advanced!
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I know of no Jews that were designated military targets like Hiroshima & Nagasaki. The actions of Paul Tibbets and others associated with the atomic bomb saved far more Japanese lives than those lost directly because of the bombing.Incidentally Paul Tibbets (pilot Enola Gay) expressed no regrets before he died at 91..
Max.
US Air Force general Curtis LeMay, the man who ordered the raids across Japan, once said the US military "scorched and boiled and baked to death more people in Tokyo on that night ... than Hiroshima and Nagasaki combined".
He acknowledged that if he had been on the losing side, he would be charged with war crimes.
I think that you are missing the greater point!I know of no Jews that were designated military targets like Hiroshima & Nagasaki.