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A woman named Hester lived in a small Puritan Village in 17th century had been accused of adultfully. She had to wear scarlet letter "A" all the time because of the sin she committed. She and her daughter, Pearl were always harrassed by the villagers. Local villagers and its hea...
Published on 05/03/2009 in Dear People of the World (formerly Dear Americans) | Read more ...
Published on 04/18/2009 in ..:. Cracking My Vainpot .:.. | Read more ...
Life is full of hardships, whereas, it's fun. It's just like the beer is delicious after hard work.To the question - "What do humans live for?", many people have tried to answer in each way. So will I. "Humans live for encounters"It's good to meet someone that has a close sense of view to yours, ...
Published on 03/20/2009 in In those days I used to write my essay... | Read more ...
http://pewforum.org/ 48% for the US population? Two other polls have it at 14% and 39%... Oh well.
Published on 02/16/2009 in ..:. Cracking My Vainpot .:.. | Read more ...
Published on 02/15/2009 in ..:. Cracking My Vainpot .:.. | Read more ...
"So you believe in... monkeys?" a 21yo Kansan asked. Since then, I wanted to find out what children here really learn at school. Kansas City is a funny place that trap both godless liberals, right-wing religious fanatics and everyone in between. ...
Published on 02/13/2009 in ..:. Cracking My Vainpot .:.. | Read more ...
While researching dissection for a paper on Early Modern anxieties about not being able to encounter *everything* via sensory functions, I came across an interesting claim: Jonathan Sawday, author of one of the most influential texts on the topic of Early Modern dissection, notes that the idea...
Published on 01/25/2009 in Primrose Road | Read more ...
In Yeats' 'Second Coming (Slouching towards Bethlehem)' his concern was Ireland's struggle: Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold; Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world, The blood-dimmed tide is loosed, and everywhere The ceremony of innocence is drowned The best lack all convic...
Published on 01/03/2009 in diaphania | Read more ...
I've been reading in recent weeks about the so-called Bali Bombers , three men -- two brothers (commonly called Amrozi and Mukhlas) and an Imam/computer technician -- who were tried and found to be instrumental in the killing of 202 people -- most of whom were foreign nationals, including 88 A...
Published on 11/07/2008 in Beyond Rivalry | Read more ...
Suprised to know our prime minister, Taro Aso is Catholic. I just recently learned that. He was elected on 25 of September this year. But none of Japanese media reported his religious faith. He's been known as potential candidate for PM long time before. It has never become the issue. I lea...
Published on 11/02/2008 in Dear People of the World (formerly Dear Americans) | Read more ...
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