By: kpr37 • islam • 20 comments • 6 years ago
My source used for this essay is Dr. Aye Chan's research at Japan's Kanda University of International Studies, in his review of British correspondence between the years 1947 and 1975. As well as his later original research papers and articles on this conflict.
This is a very complicated subject, that has little if any historical context accompanying contemporary articles or commentary on the...
Where were you during the terror attacks on September 11?
By: Krishna • History • 47 comments • 6 years ago
Where were you on 911? How has it effected your life?
Jihad violence as explained by Newton's first law (subtitled the sharia compliance theory)
By: kpr37 • islam • 38 comments • 6 years ago
Two article caught my attention recently. I look at things differently, or I try too at least. For some unexplained reason, Newton's first law. Inertia and Mass State of Motion Balanced and Unbalanced Forces immediately sprung to my mind. ( I blame my habitual use of the "devil weed" for this strange occurrence)
Pakistan claims credit for cancellation of Dutch cartoon contest. Imran...
Farewell Facebook
By: bitemore Gfotwo • Anything You Want to Call It • 51 comments • 6 years ago
Well, today I did something I didn't think I'd have the nerve to do: I deactivated my Facebook account. What made me do it, instead of allowing the full year to pass before re-thinking it, was all the pop-ups telling me who had posted what to where... they popped up while I was in email, while I was on a different web site, while I was playing freakin' Solitaire, for Pete's sake! There was no...
A Collection of Funny Crap
By: Freewill • Funny stories, humor, memes, or any shit that makes one laugh • 73 comments • 6 years ago
Everyone has a lifetime of humorous stories to tell. Some weren't all that funny when they happened, but in retrospect....
That is what this blog is all about. And without any further gilding of the lily, allow me to kick this off with the following:
Weird Science
My most embarrassing moment in high school occurred in the chemistry lab. As in most institutional...
Guide to Participating Groups
By: TᵢG • TechMeta • 24 comments • 6 years ago
Groups Have Grown Up
NewsTalkers groups provide a forum for like-minded individuals to focus on a particular subject matter. As an example, we could easily have a Chess group where chess aficionados discuss the latest in the chess community, analyze games, admire chess piece designs, etc. The group members could informally communicate using the group wall (like a bulletin board) but...
Veteran Suicide
By: ghostly bear • default • 7 comments • 6 years ago
Seems to me our brother and sisters are going threw real struggles. Why are veteran committing suicide at a all time high compared to civilians. Is it the Drugs that the VA is prescribing were the side effects are suicide. Is it the broken system that makes you wait years for service. I was at the New VA in Mishawaka, Indiana were a veteran took his own life. All I have in my head from...
Heroes
By: Perrie Halpern R.A. • Personal • 66 comments • 6 years ago
Most people think of heroes as people who do amazing selfless acts to aid those or act on behalf of those they do not know. And while this is true, most heroes are just everyday people facing everyday trials and tribulations.
Tonight I lost a friend. She was one of the bravest people I have ever known and she was a hero to those of us who face chronic illness. Seven years ago, my friend...
What is it?
By: Ender • Music Video • 15 comments • 6 years ago
Lughnasadh - August 1st
By: Veronica • Wiccan • 5 comments • 6 years ago
Lughnasadh (Lammas to some) is the first of the harvest feasts. The menus includes grilled fresh veggies and items made from grains. One tradition is to make a loaf of bread in the shape of a man - I changed that slightly. I make homemade pizza in my gingerbread pan - so it is a Pizza Man. I also make scones with fresh berries added. This represents the Lugh the God of Light. Grapes,...
Whats everyone watching????
By: GaJenn78 • tv • 94 comments • 6 years ago
I wanted a fun thread or seed to see what everyone enjoys watching, whether its Netflix, Hulu, or regular TV.... My hubs is mad that I'm still paying for hulu, but I watch it and I've been waiting for "Castle Rock" to start airing. Others on hulu would be the "Handmaidens Tale" and "The Path". Netflix, I'm currently watching "Rectify". I think I may stop paying for cable since we only watch a...
Guide to Threads
By: TᵢG • TechMeta • 41 comments • 6 years ago
Threads
Comments on an article tend to split into threads of discussion. A thread is a topic comment along with its set of reply comments. The topic comment typically focuses on an aspect of the article and, properly done, the replies would do likewise. The current hierarchic structure of NewsTalkers facilitates threads by organizing comments into a basic hierarchy as shown below:...