"Sheva return, return with us"-- What do you think of it ?
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although i love sheva , and Milan would be much more better with the Ukrainian striker. but i believe that sheva made his decision of leaving Sansiro , and he better handle the consequences.\nMilan is a huge team in Europe, and one player no matter how good he is wont effect a successful club like A.C Milan.\nSorry sheva but if you didn't appreciate the staying at Milan , We wont appreciate you coming back after you left.\nAnd thanks for  a wonderful 7 years at Milan , but this is the end of Sheva's story at Sansiro.\nMilan fans love you for that and good luck with Chelsea !!
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It almost seems blasphemous to tell you.  Wait and watch.  Its well worth it.\nI will tell you that it will be back for Season 3.
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I had a friend who missed her plane that day American Flight 11, she still won't fly. After it happened me and my college buddies drove all night to get to ground Zero and help move rubble hoping to find survivors.\n\nI've healed pretty well since then i saw the film I though it was an excellent film and feel that all those who feel up to it should go see it.
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Thank you.  It's nice to know who our friends are and believe me, the respect and admiration goes both ways.  Though if you want a true look at who these "anti-war" protestors are, follow the link.  The zombietime "hall of shame" is enough to make one's dinner return.  However, the photographer also highlights the good people in the counter-protests and those who oppose terrorism in the "Bus-19" event.\n\nIt's amazing to see the difference between the rabid "anti-war" leftists and those who oppose them with dignity and self-respect.\n\nJust so one knows, I use "anti-war" as these "tolerant" and "open-minded" protestors seem to support any war in which the USA and her allies are destroyed and thus are only "anti-war" when the USA and her allies are winning.  Though, ironically, these same people are the first the terrorists would kill if given the chance (the "Queers for Palastine" group obviously didn't read Islamic Law's view on homosexuality)...  A chance the Armed Forces of America, England, and Australlia not to mention police and intelligence agencies world-wide will not give the terrorists.  \n\nYes, the irony of it all is the same people the leftists hate so much are protecting those same leftists from the terrorists and dictators they seem to love.
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I think he's going back to his wife and small children, and she realized that she's not ready to be a "mommy" and give up her freedom. US weekly has a article on it, I have yet to read it.\n\nWhat do you think?
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I once read a nice turn of phrase in (of all things) an Entertainment Weekly movie review (the moview was "Cabaret Balkan"), which was "a world at its own throat."  \n\nI don't profess to be an expert on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.  However, it seems to me, that this pretty aptly describes what is going on over there at the moment.\n\nThere is no logical reason to loot the greenhouses.  Now, probably the looters each had individual motives.  These could have been boredom, a need for the tubing and plastic sheets at home, hatred towards the Israelis, fear, because someone told them to.  But overall, there really is no reason to dismantle greenhouses that were for the use of their own.\n\nApparently, Hamas does hate everyone and everything.
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I signed-  thank you guys for finding these links and posting them.\n\nps. to Glenn don't you think it's time they embraced our culture and our language? That includes following our laws and speaking English.
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are you referring to the city or the movie? since your question's in the movie category, i assume this is about the movie? the one starring eric bana? This movie attempts to illuminate both sides of Israel's conflict. While the focus is on Israeli actions and choices, Palestinian and Arab motivations are present throughout the work. For me, Speilberg's treatment of both sides was an attempt at balance. Neither side is commended or exaulted for their behavior. Instead, the film attempts to generally question the nature of their decisions and acts. \n\nIf this film does make any stance on Israel and Palestine, it makes a general condemnation of the violence on both sides. Speilberg goes through great lengths to show the cycle of violence - lamenting the perpetual loss of life in violent conflict.\n\nThe film's conclusion extends Speilberg's effort to question violence and its role in human affairs. The protagonist chooses against returning home - he lives in exile. The cycle of violence has taken a toll on him. \n\nI'm unclear in deciding whether the protagonist approves or condemns of his own choices. But I do believe that he realizes that violence is not a future solution. \n\nI think that this was a geniune attempt at thoughtful reflection of the consequences of violent conflict. For a mainstream movie, this had unusual depth. I felt that there was an honest attempt to depict both sides as human beings - with rational, legitmate values and motivations. \n\nI would encourage anyone to see this film. Audiences should try to analyze both the film's perspective and their our own beliefs on the real world content behind the work. Any film that can spark people to pose these serious questions deserves attention.
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Peace and love throughout the land. :) Or you can exchange that for what is behind curtain #2.......but I gotta warn ya. That rice a roni just might have been sitting there behind the curtain a tad too long to be enjoyable. \n\nlol but seriously........I have no idea what we are awarded for points, but this is so fun nonetheless! I love all the questions people come up with. Such fun! Isn't that just about reward enough? :)
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according to the "whats on TV" TV guide its not back on our screens until September.\nboohoo \ni like that show my self \nso contain your self girl you've a bit of a wait
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I think this will be the best solution for the Middle East.\n\nThe Jews can all migrate to US as even at present more Jews are living there than those living in Israel.
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ditto to portjeff 143's answer... come back when we can all understand you!
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It is with great trepidation I discuss the creation of the new nation.  It's current recreation is fornication which has lead to drastic dehydration and procreation.  We need to find a location for the re-hydration station as it's current situation is in need of relocation.\n\nI've done the paragraph and I am filled with humiliation at the state of my exultation.
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I THINK IT WAS SOMEONE CALLED SHEMUS.. I THINK HE WOULD.\n\nhow are you going to pick a  answer to all your questions..
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Ahhh, the "rewind/erase" button of life that we sometimes long for.... what if?\n\nI determined for myself long ago, that I didn't want to look back on my life and have regrets.. That if something of an unfortunate nature happened, I would simply regard it as a learning experience, and take what was good from the occurance and leave the rest behind.\nA question like this - the mind can't help but look back and do a self-examination. Would I continue to live as I have lived and leave well enough alone, because who knows what changes to my life would result because of this one change.   Still the possibilities boggle the mind...\n\nOf the terribly tragic events of my life that I won't, really CAN'T reveal ( I admire others' bravery to bare their souls unflinchingly - the unintended but evitable judgement is more than my tender heart can take, I've made my peace of sorts with it and I'll bear them alone, thanks.)  The one thing I can almost laugh about and cry about at the same time, is the wrecking of my life dream to travel the world as a working global citizen. My plan was to start in England, because the languages are similiar enough (really we don't speak the SAME English folks) and from there I would make connections that took me on a global explore of sorts, there would be adventure good and bad, and times would I'd miss the good old USA like a spike through the heart, but it was going to be a rich life - a life of my own intention... ah it's still painful to look upon 8 yrs later.\nWhat happened? Got deported. Was honest and said I would be working while in country, COULD have said I was just there on "holiday" (they don't say vacation as much as we do) and I would very likely not be on Answers tonight. \nSo for me it boils down to one short phrase, "Just here on holiday." \nWas in merry old England for all of 13 hours. \n\nOne thing that has eased the pain, is hearing from my nephew's lips (not the one I'm pictured with at 360, but the older one) " I know why you came back Aunt Jenny." You do? " I needed you, that's why God brought you back." \nThis of course made me cry on the spot, but they were tears of joy. That kid, those boys, would give my life twice for them and die both times smiling.
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'i'll be back'\n*lol*
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Yahshua, "Come and let "US" create man in "OUR" image and Likeness".\n\nAre you talking about Israel I didn't see it a first lol