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วันอาทิตย์, กันยายน 10, 2560

Fullerton man charged with hate crime after allegedly assaulting Filipino-Turkish man, yelling racial slur https://t.co/OMly9jzHOf
— Advancing Justice-LA (@AAAJ_LA) September 8, 2017

วันจันทร์, สิงหาคม 14, 2560

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Good! Israel should support a Kurdish state: Netanyahu said theyre a “brave pro-Western people who share our values” https://t.co/yBEo3CZg1v
— Gabriel Rosenberg (@GabRosenberg) August 14, 2017

Good message from Netanyahu to US Congressmen. Viva #Kurdistain https://t.co/J6krZLT1kN
— David Ha'ivri 🇮🇱 (@haivri) August 14, 2017

https://t.co/rDe2TYXNGE https://t.co/EW1rHLPXTV @wovenhandband #Gad
— Farsi Out of Bounds (@AsherLeaks) August 14, 2017

#Iran shells Iranian-#Kurdish and Barzani-allied #KDP-I fighters in #Qandil mountains. pic.twitter.com/s7ovmxZdet
— Ali Özkök (@A_Ozkok) August 14, 2017

"She's at her best when standing in front of a turkey carcass"
— annie (@xanniebeth) August 13, 2017

www.facebook.com/SwishAndFlickWrock

วันเสาร์, สิงหาคม 12, 2560

So when you see pictures of those fucking Nazis: my neighbors were Korean and Turkish, Ethiopian and Mexican. Cville is our town too.

— Lev Mirov (@thelionmachine) August 12, 2017

i'm gonna try and be off twitter. i know being updated is important but seeing endless swastikas on the timeline is getting a BIT much.
— ˗ˏˋ ɢᴀʙʙʏ ˊˎ˗‏ (@gabbinks) August 12, 2017

Ex-ethics chief: Trump considering pardoning "Sheriff Joe" shows racists he's on their side https://t.co/I3UmHktVLs pic.twitter.com/i5QSGFMHz5
— The Hill (@thehill) August 14, 2017

Yes Antifa came for it, and they strengthened to Nazis as a direct result.

Good.

Job.

Team.

Communist.
— Taam Hartlis (@TaamHartlis) August 12, 2017

Now gathering around statue of Thomas Jefferson. Chanting 'white lives matter!' pic.twitter.com/16cruXn5d8
— Joe Heim (@JoeHeim) August 12, 2017

The reason I bring up the 53% is that there are basically no white women in these photos. But they are supporting these dudes silently.

— Rod (@rodimusprime) August 12, 2017

1/ We've got a lot of white nationalists in Oregon. So a few times a year, a patient in the ER refuses treatment from me because of my race.
— Esther Choo (@choo_ek) August 13, 2017

วันพฤหัสบดี, กรกฎาคม 27, 2560

Shimon Peres' Filipino caregiver posts tender goodbye on Facebook https://t.co/8oAFeZoVAm pic.twitter.com/096uOchaEv
— Haaretz.com (@haaretzcom) September 28, 2016

On Shimon Peres' 94 bday, 1st without him around, here's what we can remember the great Israeli leader by. WATCH: https://t.co/9VIvqBjRzr pic.twitter.com/uKR9zQDCKa
— (((WJC))) (@WorldJewishCong) August 3, 2017

FINALLY! I can tell you about @ElsieFest 2017!! Pre-sale starts 8/1 @ 10am ET. Sign-up 4 my mailer to get the code 🤓 https://t.co/1OIzU0zKPH
— Darren Criss (@DarrenCriss) July 26, 2017

Get it while it's hot... There was no dollar to be paaaiiiid! https://t.co/xv9rMnP8z7 pic.twitter.com/GzYQc4WIQ3
— Darren Criss (@DarrenCriss) July 26, 2017

Had a fantastic time performing "I Dreamed A Dream" on the @TODAYshow yesterday. Hope you enjoy. pic.twitter.com/hWjtkr32q9
— Darren Criss (@DarrenCriss) August 3, 2017

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— Farsi Out of Bounds (@AsherLeaks) August 1, 2017

Darren Everett Criss is courting Mia Swier. I thought the planet should know that their potential children would be Filipin@, Jewish, and Irish.

วันพุธ, กรกฎาคม 26, 2560

biblehub.com/matthew/18-3.htm

Like Jacob’s twelve boys

Twinkle, twinkle, little stars

Kingdom of Heaven

www.mybrightestdiamond.com

วันจันทร์, มิถุนายน 12, 2560

Here is the first selfie of #TonyAwards2017: @joshgad!!! pic.twitter.com/xYcr21Hbmh
— Lea Salonga (@MsLeaSalonga) June 11, 2017

With @GreatCometBway's @joshgroban!!! #TonyAwards pic.twitter.com/c9skRbfb0N

— Lea Salonga (@MsLeaSalonga) June 12, 2017

With @rachelbayjones, newly minted Tony winner for @DearEvanHansen! #TonyAwards pic.twitter.com/NintPxqUcY

— Lea Salonga (@MsLeaSalonga) June 12, 2017

วันพุธ, พฤษภาคม 03, 2560

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Yossef Carmel: Menashe had two wives, one who was Jewish and one who was Aramaic, as it says in Divrei Hayamim [I:7:14]. His descendants from his Jewish wife received their portion in the Land on the western side. His descendants from the Aramaic wife [Machir, father of Gilad] had to settle for the eastern portion, along with Reuven and Gad.

วันอังคาร, เมษายน 11, 2560

วันพุธ, มกราคม 18, 2560

Ari Kahn: According to the Midrash, Yosef uses his most trusted confidant, his eldest son Menashe, to set the plot in action, to create the situation, relay messages and serve as his aide.

Ari Kahn: The Netziv suggested that the tribe of Menashe was not interested in staying outside Israel. Rather, Moshe asked them to do so because he knew that the other tribes would need Torah leadership. Menashe’s inheritance east of the Jordan was not allotted to them in response to their own request. Moshe initiated the move in an attempt to insure the integrity and continuity of the other two tribes.

Yair Barkai: Moses gave the half-tribe of Manasseh territory across the Jordan in order to be sure the Reubenites and Gadites would be prevented from breaking off from the rest of their brethren who inherited in the western part of the country; just as the goblet that Manasseh had placed in Benjamin’s sack, upon orders from his father Joseph, was intended to make sure the brothers were indeed completely united. In other words, the half-tribe of Manasseh served as the connecting link, joining the Israelite tribes on both sides of the Jordan.

วันอาทิตย์, พฤศจิกายน 27, 2559

www.rappler.com/move-ph/balikbayan/152348-viral-video-ofw-kid-crying

วันอังคาร, กันยายน 13, 2559

Donald John Trump: You can go to war, you can go to Afghanistan, you can go to war-torn countries and you will find that it’s safer than being in the middle of some of our inner cities.

Asylum seekers from Afghanistan set up a tent inside the Church of Saint John the Baptist at the Beguinage in central Brussels.

Hadiha Homahi from Afghanistan displays her drawing inside the Church of Saint John the Baptist at the Beguinage in central Brussels.

วันอาทิตย์, กันยายน 11, 2559

Lav Diaz's “Ang Babaeng Humayo” won the top Golden Lion prize at Venice Film Festival on Saturday. https://t.co/PgXIsJEd8N

— GMA News (@gmanews) Setyembre 10, 2016

วันพฤหัสบดี, สิงหาคม 04, 2559

So cute :) pic.twitter.com/VXBXRdWtry
— preciousday♡ (@Preciousday7) Hulyo 30, 2016

วันศุกร์, กรกฎาคม 08, 2559

biblehub.com/judges/12-4.htm

biblehub.com/judges/12-5.htm

biblehub.com/judges/12-6.htm

www.thebricktestament.com/judges/42000_ephraimites_killed/jg12_05.html

วันเสาร์, มิถุนายน 04, 2559

To my fans and friends:

Most of us reach at least one pivotal moment in our lives that better defines who we are.

These last several months have been the hardest – but have also ended up being the most freeing months — of my life.

To make an extremely long story short, I have come to be able to admit to myself, and to my family, that I am gay.

I grew up in a very conservative Christian home where I was taught that my sexual orientation was a matter of choice, and had put all my faith into that. I had never before admitted to myself that I was gay, let alone to anyone else. I never wanted to be gay. I was scared of what God would think and what all of these people I loved would think about me; so it never was an option for me. I have been suppressing these attractions and feelings since adolescence. I’ve tried my whole life to be straight. I married a girl, and I even have two beautiful little kids. My daughter, Liv, is six and my son, Beckham, is two.

I had always romanticized the idea of falling in love with a woman; and having a family had always been my dream. In many ways, that dream has come true. But I have also come to realize a lot of time has passed in my life pushing away, blocking out and not dealing with real feelings going on inside of me. I have tried not to be gay for more than 20 years of my life. I found so much comfort as a teen in 1 Samuel 18-20 and the intimacy of Jonathan and David. I thought and hoped that such male intimacy could fulfill that void I felt in my desire for male companionship. I always thought if I could find these intimate friendships, then that would be enough.

Then I thought everything would come naturally on my wedding night. I honestly had never even made out with a girl before I got married. Of course, it felt anything but natural for me. Trying not to be gay, has only led to a desire for intimacy in friendships which pushed friends away, and it has resulted in a marriage where I couldn’t love or satisfy my wife in a way that she needed. Still, I tried to convince myself that this was what God wanted and that this would work. I thought all of those other feelings would stay away if I could just do this right.

When Lauren and I got married, I committed to loving her to the best of my ability, and I had the full intention of spending the rest of my life with her. Despite our best efforts, however, I have come to accept that there is nothing that is going to change who I am.

I have intensely mixed feelings about the changes that have resulted in my life. While I regret the way I was taught to handle this growing up, how much it has hurt me and the unintentional pain I have brought Lauren, I wouldn’t have the friendship I now have with her, and we wouldn’t have our two amazing, beautiful children. But if I keep trying to push this down it will end up hurting her even more.

I am never going to be able to change how I am, and no matter how healthy our relationship becomes, it’s never going to change what I know deep down: that I am gay. Lauren has been the most supportive, understanding, loving and gracious person I could ever ask for, as I have come to face this. And now I am trying to figure out how to co-parent while being her friend, and how to raise our children.

I have progressed so much in my faith over these last several years. I think I needed to be able to affirm other gay people before I could ever accept it for myself. Likewise, I couldn’t expect others to accept me how I am until I could come to terms with it first.

I know I have a long way to go. But if this honesty with myself about who I am, and who I was made by God to be, doesn’t constitute as the peace that passes all understanding, then I don’t know what does. It is like this weight I have been carrying my whole life has been lifted from me, and I have never felt such freedom.

In sharing this publicly I’m taking another step into health and wholeness by accepting myself, and every part of me. It’s not only an idea for me that I’m gay; It’s my life. This is me being authentic and real with myself and other people. This is a part of who I am.

I hope people will hear my heart, and that I will still be loved. I’m still the same guy, with the same heart, who wants to love God and love people with everything I have. This is a part of me I have come to be able to accept, and now it is a part of me that you know as well. I trust God to help love do the rest.