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Dua of prophet Musa (Moses) (pbuh) -9 Seeking forgiveness for 70 members of Bani Israel Dua of prophet Musa (Moses) (pbuh) -9 Seeking forgiveness for 70 members of Bani Israel.
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Egypt and Gaza intertwined - UofT event || Part 1 November 07, 2014 -- Egypt and Gaza intertwined...
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Posted By simmons on November 11, 2014
[Eva #39;s Israel Startup Interview] ZozaTree ISUP! Let #39;s meet CEO of ZozaTree, Yosi Zarabi. By: ISUP
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ADL Blasts Nicki Minaj Over #39;Unadulterated Nazi Imagery #39; In Video Rapper Nicki Minaj is known for her risque videos and lyrics, but her latest release has upset the Anti-Defamation League. CBS2 #39;s Don Champion reports. Official Site: http://newyork.cbslocal.com/...
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walkamile Boise/Ada County Homeless Coalition fundraiser Walk A Mile in my shoes November 7 2014.
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Posted By simmons on November 10, 2014
Jewish History Museum Tucson Abigail Gumbiner talks about a Photograpic Study and work of her father, Rabbi Joseph Gumbiner.
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Posted By richards on November 10, 2014
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Posted By richards on November 10, 2014
Sir Alan Moses speaks at the Society of Editors conference.
The new press regulators rules must be simplified if it is to fulfil promises to be fair and independent that were made by the industry after the Leveson inquiry, its chairman said on Sunday.
In his first speech to the industry since the Independent Press Standards Organisation (Ipso) was launched in September, Sir Alan Moses suggested the rules governing the watchdog are so complicated that it was struggling to work out how to levy fines on the industry.
Referring to the ability to fine newspapers up to 1m, the chairman said: Proper successful independent regulation will not be established by manic firing of a big bazooka. And anyway we dont know how to fire it: the instruction booklet for the use of so novel a weapon is rather too complicated for we ordinary mortals at Ipso to understand.
Moses told a gathering of the Society of Editors in Southampton on Sunday that the press would lose trust and authority if it failed to cooperate with the regulator. Ipso is described as part of self-regulation of the press. But the reality is that it is by an independent regulator you have agreed to be governed and bound.
Victims of press intrusion and campaign groups such as Hacked Off fear Ipso will be little different from the previous regulatory system. Ipso is backed by all the main newspapers except the Guardian, Independent and Financial Times.
Moses said: [Ipso] wants to be in a position to be clear and straightforward about how it will go about the business of ensuring compliance [with the editors code of conduct]. It needs to do so to establish its independence, its integrity and its effectiveness. It cannot be fair, it cannot reach reasonable decisions, if no one can simply, speedily and readily understand the procedural rules it is going to apply.
It cannot act as the independent regulator you have created, enmeshed in a network of interlocking rules which require an analysis that would do credit to any rabbinical study of the Talmud I am looking to remove complexity and obscurity in the rules, to make them effective, not to turn them upside-down.
Ipso is to provide modest sums to those who cannot afford to go to court to bring action against a newspaper, which has worried the financially beleaguered regional press. Moses suggested this should be piloted at a national level first.
I know the regional press is worried about that, with so few resources, but there is no reason why a trial scheme should not be put in place which excludes the regional press.
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Posted By richards on November 10, 2014
4th Watch with Justen Faull: Synagogue of Satan
In this episode Justen talks with Texe Marrs about The Synagogue of Satan, and the latest in Jewish bloodline DNA research. This is an umbrella that covers many mind-blowing and informative...
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Posted By richards on November 10, 2014
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A Federal High Court in Lagos will next Monday, November 17, 2014, give judgment in a suit seeking to quash the ongoing inquest into the September 12 Synagogue building collapse.
A guest house in the premises of the Synagogue Church of All Nations had collapsed on September 12, killing about 116 persons, mostly South Africans who were on spiritual pilgrimage to the SCOAN.
Justice Ibrahim Buba on Monday reserved judgment till next week after entertaining arguments from the applicant and the respondents in the suit.
A Lagos-based lawyer, Olukoya Ogungbeje, had filed the suit, challenging the legality of the coroners inquest and asking that further proceedings should be stopped.
Respondents in the suit are the Lagos State Government; the states Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Mr Ade Ipaye; and the coroner, Magistrate O. A. Komolafe.
Moving his applications on Monday, Ogungbeje argued that the inquest was constituted in negation of the principle of natural justice as prescribed by Section 36 of the countrys Constitution.
Ogungbeje, who stated that the coroners inquest was a judicial investigation, argued that Lagos State could not be a judge in its own case.
The lawyer noted that while the suit was pending in court, government agencies had already testified before the coroner and upheld their earlier assertion prior the inquest that the collapsed building had no approval.
He argued that there would be a miscarriage of justice since the verdict of the coroner would be based on such testimonies, which he said were prejudicial.
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