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Notes from Pakistan: Prosperity is here in Pakistan, Mr. PM!
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In a world with an intellectual history of seven thousand years behind it, where do Pakistanis stand, what are they doing, what do they aspire to be, and what ought they to be doing? This Blog takes Notes of all of that . Friday, July 17, 2015. Prosperity is here in Pakistan, Mr. PM! Or it tears apart the likeness between both? Did your father require a government or for that matter government of Pakistan to help him make progress? You and your party in the heat of Islamabad Inqilab and Azadi Sit-ins hav...
Notes from Pakistan: Do we need secularism?
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In a world with an intellectual history of seven thousand years behind it, where do Pakistanis stand, what are they doing, what do they aspire to be, and what ought they to be doing? This Blog takes Notes of all of that . Sunday, December 2, 2012. Do we need secularism? Secularism is an old song that keeps reverberating in the liberal, enlightened, progressive, leftist, and socialist circles of. Earlier this January news from. Continues appearing in the newspapers. They all regret. Likewise the Libertari...
Notes from Pakistan: A depoliticized Pakistan on the rampage
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In a world with an intellectual history of seven thousand years behind it, where do Pakistanis stand, what are they doing, what do they aspire to be, and what ought they to be doing? This Blog takes Notes of all of that . Sunday, August 2, 2015. A depoliticized Pakistan on the rampage. Let’s try to understand what it is that’s called being depoliticized! Note: This article was completed on October 1, and was originally posted in November 2014. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Please note: This post ha...
Notes from Pakistan: 14 August Ko Kya Hua!
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In a world with an intellectual history of seven thousand years behind it, where do Pakistanis stand, what are they doing, what do they aspire to be, and what ought they to be doing? This Blog takes Notes of all of that . Monday, August 19, 2013. 14 August Ko Kya Hua! Please note: This post has been shifted to the Urdu Blog - Civil Pakistan. To see it, click the link below:. 14 August Ko Kya Hua! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The 21st point: Overhaul the state. 1935 Ka Act Aur NaaEhaliyat Ki Dafaat.
Notes from Pakistan: Military courts: a moral perspective
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In a world with an intellectual history of seven thousand years behind it, where do Pakistanis stand, what are they doing, what do they aspire to be, and what ought they to be doing? This Blog takes Notes of all of that . Wednesday, August 5, 2015. Military courts: a moral perspective. A person who is murdered, has he any rights? That question may seem strange. Let me add another dimension to it: What’s the spirit of law? Does it exist for the rights of the murderers to be protected? I presume who were m...
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Notes From Our House
Transplanted Canadian living on the North Wales coast with a husband who can cook and two kids who can't. View my complete profile. Shelfari: Book reviews on your book blog. Shelfari: Book reviews on your book blog. Enter your email address:. Friday, 14 October 2011. You've probably been wondering where I've been (or maybe not! Truth is, we're all just bobbing along here. everything's fine, nothing too noteworthy going on. The two most exciting things coming up are:. So, the choice is either to "go small...
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Notes From Our Nest. A blog about life, love and learning. Happy Hostess and Homemaker. Getting to Know Me. My picky boy LOVES muffins. He asks for them for breakfast (and sometimes lunch and dinner) every day. Long ago, I realized that I didn’t have to use much sugar as my recipe calls for in his muffins. After cutting back the sugar, I started experimenting with the other ingredients to see what he’d eat. [.]. A stylish glider…. The Family Room “Before” Photos. Reveal: The Family Room. I’m so exc...
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Notes from Out Back. Political and social commentary from a seat out back. When you get to Hatteras …. August 31, 2010 by John Messeder. For the weeks leading up to the trip, I would tell people I was going to Hatteras. When I got there, I wasn’t even near it. The islands don’t look like much on a map, and in many places, they’re not barely wider than the two-lane road known as Route 12. But it’s a long piece of pavement from one end to the other. Holly Hunter sat in the red Grand Cherokee next to us....
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Nobody’s Drinks Here, Right? Cortaca was this weekend, which means most of you were probably drunk. (Ah, what an amusing untruth! I am assuming that my reader is a student; my only reader, however, is my professor. And why am I addressing “my professor” in the third person? On November 15, 2009 at 9:56 pm Comments (1). Sexual Assault In the Field of Vision. On November 15, 2009 at 8:30 pm Leave a Comment. The word “and” is magical, isn’t it? It can link any two things. (more…). Am I Being Clear? I confes...
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Notes from Over there. Notes from Over There is a true "web log", in the sense of online frame through which I post my writings, and recordings of the work that I do. Is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License. Tuesday, July 07, 2015. Over the summer, I will be reading and reviewing the six novels shortlisted for the 2015 International Prize for Arabic Fiction. Including Tunisian author Shoukri al-Mabkhout’s winning text,. Monday, June 22, 2015. Is the fi...
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Notes from Pakistan
In a world with an intellectual history of seven thousand years behind it, where do Pakistanis stand, what are they doing, what do they aspire to be, and what ought they to be doing? This Blog takes Notes of all of that . Friday, August 14, 2015. Stray reflections on the 68th Independence Day. Note: This article was completed on August 4, 2014. Since then little has changed; this piece is still relevant on this 68th Independence Day. Stray reflections on the 67th Independence Day. Despite the emergence o...
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Notes from Palestine and Israel. Languages of Liturgy and Occupation. On December 28, 2012. I grew up on the island of Deer Isle, Maine, where most people are Christian. We have thirteen churches and a population of 3,000; the nearest synagogue is over an hour away in Bangor. At an early age, my practice of Judaism became very personal. Hebrew, too, felt like a personal, spiritual language that I could use to speak to God. Read More and Comment ». Stories on the Wall: Refugees in Ramallah. Mustafa Tamimi...
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This is our mission journal. Sunday, August 5, 2012. Tuesday, the week before we left, the Bolivar branch invited us for a farewell. Brother Rio had made us a photo of ourselves in front of the temple and we had dinner and a concert. All of our student were there, even those who hadn't finished, except Albis. The students each played, and Hattie Pinto and Michelle Rios played a duet of "Testimonio". It was gratifying to say the least. They had worked hard to make it special. Ray Johnson, Edyn's husband, ...
