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The So-called International Community

Just for a lark, I decided to google "international condemnations of Hamas" this morning. You can guess what came up, right? Naturally, searching for condemnations of Hamas, one finds only international condemnations of Israel. An Australian report noted that the "British Foreign Secretary David Miliband is calling for an urgent ceasefire, while Russia's Foreign Minister says he's told his Israeli counterpart to urgently halt the military action." The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Navi Pillay, "strongly condemned Israel's disproportionate use
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Tuesday January 06, 2009

The excitement of Jupiter newly exploring the vibrant Aquarian constellation can already be felt. Inklings about the future tickle our imaginations and the moon gliding through practical Taurus is just in time to provide some real sensible action to support these dreams. In the midst of this evolution, stop and appreciate where you are now.

ARIES (March 21-April 19). The future will arrive on your doorstep without regard to your level of personal preparation. Luckily, you adapt quickly — it's one of your superpowers. And today you also have wise counsel around if you need help.

TAURUS (April 20-May 20). Elders feel entitled to personal opinions, as you do. It benefits

 

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Annie's Mailbox®, January 5

Dear Annie: I have been married for three years to a wonderful man. He is gentle, thoughtful and works very hard. Let me clarify that: He will stay up until 2 or 3 a.m., come to bed and be up at 7 a.m. for work. Last Friday, he stayed up until 6 a.m. working on a computer problem for the church and then was up three hours later.

Someone once insinuated that maybe he isn't really working all this time, but let me assure you, he is. He leaves his office door open, and I can walk in any time and find him hunched over a problem, oblivious to the world.

My husband has a fabulous
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