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...years old RingMyBell: ... FM10543: ... RingMyBell: I AM THE FIRST ANTHROPOLOGIST FM10543: ... RingMyBell: YES I AM 1000 FM10543: you mentioned the year 1943 RingMyBell: NO FM10543: was it a holocaust thing RingMyBell: WHAT FM10543: are you nazi RingMyBell: ANTHROPOLOGICALLY SPEAKING? FM10543: heh no just be honest RingMyBell: CAN I SEND YOU A PICTURE FM10543: no talk more about your role in the creation of anthropology RingMyBell: IT WAS NOT A BIG DEAL FM10543: ok RingMyBell: ok FM10543: ... RingMyBell: RING MY BELL
...elected to the House in 1992, where he has served on the House Energy and the Health subcommittees. Ryan H. Budish, a second year student at HLS, applauded Brown’s message on economic revitalization in Ohio and praised him as “a leader who is honest and has convictions.” Lauren J. Popper, also an HLS student, said Brown was a politician who knows what he stands for. “He knows why he is in politics and it is because he knows how government can help his state and community...
...Japanese character, as do several other Chinese stars. Many Japanese are upset that their history is being played out by Chinese actors, and many Chinese are enraged because their movie stars are playing sympathetic characters in a film about a country that was, let’s be honest, more than a bit naughty towards China in the early 20th century. Who wins out? The director—Rob Marshall, a white guy from Wisconsin. “Something’s rotten in the State of that Tent Over There…is that two gay cowboys making...
...appease those who want religious symbols removed from the government, they angered those in support of the Christmas tree, while offering only a meaningless gesture for those in favor of secularization. If Boston is going to continue to hold a tree-lighting ceremony each winter, city officials should be honest with citizens and call the tree a Christmas tree...
...more Magic Kingdom than Middle-Earth. In battle alongside these poorly animated beasts, the Pevensie children look awkward, not valiant. The obnoxious Hobbit-sized protagonists have even less acting talent than Elijah Wood and their performances are extremely grating—except for the adorable and honest young heroine, Lucy (Georgie Henley). Lucy’s moral fiber and goodness reflects the one element of Narnia that Adamson is able to translate to film: Lewis’s grounding in Christian theology, the philosophy of agape (ultimate sacrifice and love), and the mythos of Christ’s resurrection...