Monday, July 22, 2013
Nat Turner Unchained
http://www.thebeerbarrel.net/threads/nat-turner-unchained.22954/
Nat Turner Unchained is the real story of American slavery based on the life of a literate slave known to his people as a preacher and a prophet; a slave who, despite insurmountable odds, organized the most famous and horrific rebellion in American History. That slave was Nat Turner.
Friday, June 7, 2013
Night Stalker aka Richard Ramirez, sentenced mass killer, dead at 53
Night Stalker aka Richard Ramirez, sentenced mass killer, dead at 53
Richard Ramirez was named the "Night Stalker" for his inclination of sneaking into houses at the early hours of the morning.
Richard Ramirez was named the "Night Stalker" for his inclination of sneaking into houses at the early hours of the morning.
Wednesday, June 5, 2013
Three on trial over stunning abuse of elder patients at East London clinic
Three on trial over stunning abuse of elder patients at East London clinic
Akousa Sakyiwaa, 38, had recently nudged 87-year-old Joan Mussett's breasts and let her know, 'i'm junior and my bosoms are superior to yours', it is charged. The point when Miss Mussett grumbled, Sakyiwaa pulled the bunk dress over the elderly lady's head and apparently said: 'see, you're the dead one.' John Mcnally, indicting, said the health awareness colleague showed up 'to have the trust to mocking the thought that anything might befall her', and blamed her for acting 'towards patients not as individuals yet as things, there to trouble her'
Akousa Sakyiwaa, 38, had recently nudged 87-year-old Joan Mussett's breasts and let her know, 'i'm junior and my bosoms are superior to yours', it is charged. The point when Miss Mussett grumbled, Sakyiwaa pulled the bunk dress over the elderly lady's head and apparently said: 'see, you're the dead one.' John Mcnally, indicting, said the health awareness colleague showed up 'to have the trust to mocking the thought that anything might befall her', and blamed her for acting 'towards patients not as individuals yet as things, there to trouble her'
Tuesday, June 4, 2013
Police spruce up in burkhas to enhance minority relations
Police spruce up in burkhas to enhance minority relations | The Beer Barrel
The garments swapping day occurred prior not long from now in Sheffield town and accompanied a comparative occasion in Barnsley. The officers wore splendidly coloured Muslim outfits and a full-length dark jilbab in addition to a niqab, which blankets the face leaving openings for eyes. Sergeant Deb Leonard, who wore a percentage of the apparel, depicted her encounter in a South Yorkshire Police in-house magazine.
The garments swapping day occurred prior not long from now in Sheffield town and accompanied a comparative occasion in Barnsley. The officers wore splendidly coloured Muslim outfits and a full-length dark jilbab in addition to a niqab, which blankets the face leaving openings for eyes. Sergeant Deb Leonard, who wore a percentage of the apparel, depicted her encounter in a South Yorkshire Police in-house magazine.
Monday, June 3, 2013
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
welcome peeps from download politics forum!
welcome peeps from download politics forum! | The Beer Barrel
We aren't big into censorship. No crooked admins who bully newbies, welcome to the best forum!
We aren't big into censorship. No crooked admins who bully newbies, welcome to the best forum!
Thursday, August 2, 2012
Our brains view women as a bunch of body parts
Our brains view women as a bunch of body parts
You pass a woman on the street.
In glimpsing this stranger, did your brain see her as a whole person? Or a collection of body parts?
Be honest, boys and girls.
If you are, says a University of Nebraska-Lincoln researcher [Sarah Gervais], you'll probably acknowledge that you perceived body parts.
What's surprising is that it doesn't matter whether you're male or female. At first, you still see women as a bunch of pieces — differently than you see men.
You pass a woman on the street.
In glimpsing this stranger, did your brain see her as a whole person? Or a collection of body parts?
Be honest, boys and girls.
If you are, says a University of Nebraska-Lincoln researcher [Sarah Gervais], you'll probably acknowledge that you perceived body parts.
What's surprising is that it doesn't matter whether you're male or female. At first, you still see women as a bunch of pieces — differently than you see men.
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