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How to pronounce Kritarchy

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Updated: 03 Apr 2013

Learn how to say Kritarchy correctly with EmmaSaying's "how do you pronounce" free tutorials. http://www.emmasaying.com.

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The Kritarchy of Noliga National Anthem

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The national anthem for the micronation, the Kritarchy of Noliga.

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Noliga

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Relaxing.

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How to Pronounce Krishna

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Updated: 18 Dec 2012

Learn how to say Krishna correctly with EmmaSaying's "how do you pronounce" free tutorials. Definition of Krishna (oxford dictionary): one of the most popular gods, the eighth and most important avatar or incarnation of Vishnu. He is worshipped in several forms: as the child god whose miracles and pranks are extolled in the Puranas; as the divine cowherd whose erotic exploits, especially with his favourite, Radha, have produced both romantic and religious literature; and as the divine charioteer who preaches to Arjuna on the battlefield in the Bhagavadgita Origin: from Sanskrit Kṛṣṇa, literally 'black' http://www.emmasaying.com

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A New Model for a Better Society? (Part 2 - The Model)

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View the diagram and join the discussion at: www.freemanireland.ning.com/forums/topics/a-new-model-for-a-better-society A top-down autonomy system where the power base for all decision making is with the people. Negates the need for government as we know it today. Empowers everyone with a chance to participate in a realistic, meaningful way. Has been described as 'consultative democracy' although this model contains the seeds for a real republic of the people, allowing local decisions be decided locally with a process for obtaining national consensus on serious issues (monetary policy, resource management, administration, international relations, defence, justice etc). It would see power decentralised back to the base of the pyramid and recognise individual, community, and county independence but also an efficient means for organising on a national level too. It's not a new policy or a rule or an agenda or a philosophy, it's a method. This method would demystify politics, end the drama and hand the reins back to the people who can then direct the country where it needs to go.

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A New Model for a Better Society? (Part 1 - Intro)

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Ultimate Warrior dead at 54 just a day after WWE Raw and WrestleMania 30 appearances

The Independent

09 Apr 2014

WWE wrestler The Ultimate Warrior has died at the age of 54 after collapsing in front of his hotel room, with The Rock, Triple H, Hulk Hogan and more paying tribute ... My prayers and strength to his family. RIP Ultimate Warrior," tweeted The Rock ... ....(size: 1.3Kb)

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Oscar Pistorius Trial Update: 'Blade Runner' Denies He Picked On Reeva Steenkamp, Reveals He Never Told Her 'I Love You'

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10 Apr 2014

Oscar Pistorius was cross-examined on Thursday as his murder trial for killing girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp continues in South Africa. Oscar Pistorius Trial Update ... ». ....(size: 1.0Kb)

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A pro-Russian activist builds a barricade in front of the regional administration building that they had seized earlier in Donetsk, Ukraine, Thursday, April 10, 2014.

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Russia's Nationalism Is Challenging U.S. Globalism: Guess Which Is Winning?

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10 Apr 2014

Article by Wn.com Correspondent Dallas Darling. The thousands of protesters that waved Russian flags and seized government buildings in several Eastern Ukraine cities, even calling the government in Kiev an "illegal junta," reveals just how mistaken the Obama Administration was when it mocked Russia's annexation of the Crimea after its referendum ... Russians in Moldova have renewed calls to do the same ... nationalism ... Nationalism is dead....(size: 5.4Kb)

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Newly Discovered ‘Heartbleed’ Bug Can Compromise Data Of Major Websites

The Inquisitr

09 Apr 2014

A major new security vulnerability referred to as Heartbleed was disclosed late Monday night with severe implications for the entire Web. Hundreds of thousands of web and email servers worldwide could easily have this software flaw that lets attackers steal the cryptographic keys used to secure online commerce and web connections ... The bug was discovered jointly researchers at Google Inc. and a small security firm Codenomicon ... ....(size: 2.9Kb)

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Shoe thrown at Hillary Clinton during speech

The Guardian

11 Apr 2014

KEN RITTER. Associated Press= LAS VEGAS (AP) â A woman was taken into federal custody Thursday after throwing a shoe at Hillary Clinton as the former Secretary of State began a Las Vegas convention keynote speech. The incident happened moments after Clinton took the stage before an Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries meeting at the Mandalay Bay resort. Clinton ducked, and she did not appear to be hit by the object ... ----- ... ....(size: 3.4Kb)

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Cristina and the Supremes

The New York Times

05 Jul 2013

BUENOS AIRES — Ask any opponent of President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner to name one good policy to have come out of the decade since Néstor Kirchner, her deceased husband and predecessor, rose to power and you’ll undoubtedly hear. reform of the Supreme Court. Néstor transformed a court that had long been a lap dog to the executive branch into a fully independent institution ... 1 ... Daniel Politi. Previous Posts ... Kritarchy in Cairo ... 1....(size: 7.4Kb)

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The Law Against the Judges

The New York Times

16 May 2013

CAIRO — In 2006, I watched middle-aged members of the Muslim Brotherhood kneel and pray in the street outside Cairo’s High Court in front of rows of officers from the riot police. It was a show of solidarity with judges, who were holding their own sit-ins and protests to contest being pressured to sign off on rigged elections by the regime of President Hosni Mubarak ... And the result also remains the same ... Kritarchy in Cairo ... Search....(size: 7.9Kb)

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A Rag of Riches

The New York Times

02 May 2013

CAIRO — This week I am one of many readers mourning the disappearance of Egypt Independent, a local English-language weekly that has provided sterling coverage of the Egyptian uprising in 2011 and the painful, deeply confusing transition that followed ... Like many publications in Egypt, which are suffering in the weak economy, Egypt Independent had been struggling financially ... Related Posts. From Latitude ... Kritarchy in Cairo ... Search ... ....(size: 8.2Kb)

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From Gaza to Manfalut

The New York Times

21 Nov 2012

CAIRO — The juxtaposition could not be more jarring. after spending several days riveted to their television screens looking at the lifeless corpses — sometimes burnt to a cinder — of Palestinian children killed by Israeli strikes, Egyptians had to contemplate a far more banal but even deadlier disaster ... It is not entirely clear what caused the accident ... The blame game has already begun ... Kritarchy in Cairo ... Search ... RSS ... ....(size: 7.1Kb)

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In Cairo, a Curfew Against Chaos

The New York Times

13 Nov 2012

CAIRO — There aren’t many advantages to living in this city. It is falling apart under the weight of overpopulation, traffic is gridlocked, the pollution is toxic, and there are few parks or other green areas in which to seek respite ... Part of the city’s charm is that it is a genuinely 24-hour place ... Taxi owners here are like airlines ... At least that’s the theory ... and restaurants at midnight — Nov ... Previous Posts ... Kritarchy in Cairo ... Search ... ....(size: 7.8Kb)

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The Pope and the President

The New York Times

06 Nov 2012

CAIRO — The weight of the moment showed on the child’s face, his bowl cut framing a tense expression. His serious brown eyes stared fixedly as prayers were recited. Then he was blindfolded, and it was all over in an instant. The long-bearded bishop grabbed his hand, shoved it into a glass bowl that contained papers with the names of the three contenders, and the boy pulled one out ... He blogs at www.arabist.net ... Kritarchy in Cairo ... ....(size: 7.7Kb)

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When Protest Serves Power

The New York Times

23 Oct 2012

CAIRO — Last Friday, thousands of protesters affiliated with Egypt’s secularist parties took to the streets for what may have been the country’s first specifically anti-Muslim Brotherhood demonstration ... Most of all, though, it was a protest against the way in which the previous Friday, Brotherhood activists had tried to foil a secularist demonstration against President Mohamed Morsi’s policies ... The F.J.P ... Kritarchy in Cairo ... RSS ... ....(size: 7.8Kb)

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Reading the MorsiMeter

The New York Times

10 Oct 2012

CAIRO — On Saturday evening, as President Mohamed Morsi of Egypt addressed a crowd of tens of thousands in a Cairo stadium, I listened to his speech in a taxi, stuck in one of Cairo’s perennial traffic jams ... Not this time, at least not entirely. Yes, there was the honoring of the ingenious officers and brave soldiers who devised and fought in The Crossing, the operation to retake the eastern bank of the canal ... Kritarchy in Cairo ... ....(size: 7.5Kb)

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Cairo, City of Fights

The New York Times

29 Aug 2012

CAIRO — In the best of times the hotel touts and papyrus vendors of Talaat Harb Square are persistent and sly. They sidle up to tourists with a smile and chitchat, until they’ve bonded just enough to pitch a souvenir or a tour of the Pyramids. By then the tourist can’t walk away without being rude.“Go away, tourist! I **** you. We hate you.” Then he added, ominously. “Wait for tomorrow. Remember this meeting.” ... Kritarchy in Cairo ... ....(size: 7.8Kb)

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A Palestinian in Jerusalem

The New York Times

19 Jul 2012

Jerusalem — As a tourist visiting the Old City of Jerusalem, seeing Christians, Jews and Muslims walking side by side, hearing church bells ringing and Muslims being called to prayer, you might think the place is a model of tolerance. As a resident of the Old City of Jerusalem, you think differently ... Box-like prefab guard rooms are ubiquitous; there are surveillance cameras and Israeli flags at every corner ... Kritarchy in Cairo ... ....(size: 7.6Kb)

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Not Guilty As Charged

The New York Times

18 Jul 2012

Jerusalem — Last week, for the first time in Israel’s short history, a prime minister — well, by now a former prime minister, but one who was in office when the charges were pressed — was found guilty of breach of trust. Yet all headlines focused on his acquittal on two other, more important, corruption charges ... He was found guilty, but at first he hinted that he might mount a political comeback ... Kritarchy in Cairo ... ....(size: 8.2Kb)

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A Foregone Foreclosure

The New York Times

18 Jul 2012

MADRID — By 7.30 a.m., two hours before the authorities are due to arrive to enforce the foreclosure, some 15 people are already assembled to stop it. A family of five mingles with friends and local activists in front of No. 20 Calle de Dolores Armengot, in the working-class neighborhood of Carabanchel ... Banks are getting help from the government, while homeowners are not ... She can’t make her mortgage payments ... RSS ... Kritarchy in Cairo....(size: 8.1Kb)

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Kritarchy in Cairo

The New York Times

17 Jul 2012

CAIRO — Mohamed Morsi has had an extremely short honeymoon as president of Egypt. Within days of his inauguration, his office was besieged with protesters ... Egypt’s senior judges ... More on. Egypt ... This makes Egypt’s activist judges a mirror of the theologians they claim to fear, a kind of wilayat al-faqih of establishment secularists or, more plainly, a kritarchy — a system ruled by judges ... Related Posts ... RSS ... Kritarchy in Cairo ... ....(size: 7.6Kb)

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