ColonelMustard
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I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings April 21, 2009 by Maya Angelou
http://www.amazon.com/Know-Why-Caged-Bird-Sings/dp/0345514408
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http://www.theguardian.com/books/2011/apr/02/just-defiance-peter-harris-review
A Just Defiance is constructed as a courtroom drama. Harris alternates the gripping account of the Delmas Four's trial with the stories of the guerrillas themselves, and holds the whole thing together with a bomb that explodes, tragically, on the last page. At times he affects a laconic Philip Marlowesque drawl, inflected with a clear affection for South African vernacular, and he curls his lip impressively at the cruelty of the apartheid state: the prison wardens are "sad people who find comfort in the camaraderie of procedure", and the state prosecutor is "tough, hard and blow-dried", her "hair coiffed severely back, ten thousand volts through each strand."
O/T Leigh-Anne Jansen @LA_JANSEN • 4m 4 minutes ago
#DewaniTrial A Sec. 174 application has apparently been submitted for the discharge of this trial
The DT intend submitting an application for a Section 174 discharge and will submit filed heads by close of business on Friday.
Looks like SD will be walking.
Thank you Colonel, I have worked with a number of industrial narcissists, and have just gone online and purchased this book. Look forward to reading it.
If I remember correctly, it was said she'd spent the previous two nights there.I thought Reeva stayed at OP's house the night before the night of the 13th?
If I remember correctly, it was said she'd spent the previous two nights there.
The trial of a South African woman, Tania Clarence, for the killing of her three children is taking place in England right now (she entered a guilty plea in a deal with the crown/state). Following the closing arguments Friday, the tweets died away after 2.30pm. I have grown so accustomed to all the early finishes in the Oscar trial I just presumed they'd adjourned for the weekend. They actually kept going until gone five and I managed to miss it all!
Interestingly, the judge in England is expected to announce the sentence by Tuesday or even Monday. Even though there are also questions over mental health, as there were with Oscar. The speed compared to OP's trial is amazing. When Clarence grew very emotional, as OP did, she was just allowed to leave and proceedings carried on without her.
Last month the Crown Prosecution Service accepted Clarence's guilty plea to the manslaughter of the three children by reason of diminished responsibility.
BBM .. I noticed that too, and as well as what you've said there about it usually being a signal to allow either a pedestrian or car to go in front of you .. how about actually slowing down and trying to avoid the pedestrian if you see someone acting strangely up ahead of you .. you don't just plough on regardless, flashing your lights at them :facepalm:
Edit: .. this was definitely her (Kruger's) car and Kruger driving, wasn't it? (and not OP driving, then getting someone else to take the rap for it? .. nothing would surprise me any more .. but then, seeing as Pistorius himself was so adamant about the reporter not taking photos, etc, we will never have any proof either way).
I think the police confirmed it. I'll see if I can find anything, but I do remember it being discussed in the earlier threads.But the Myers have not said that only OP.
I quite agree. People do flash their lights to invite people to go in front, but doing that in a UK driving test will count towards a failure. Flashing lights, according to the Highway Code, is a warning to let people know you are there, and it shouldn't be used as an invitation. But people will do it, and so it's ambiguous and one should always proceed cautiously.
Funny, that's exactly what crossed my mind too. I wonder where he sprang from so suddenly? He must have been in the car, surely, although there's no mention of that unless I missed it.
BBM .. I noticed that too, and as well as what you've said there about it usually being a signal to allow either a pedestrian or car to go in front of you .. how about actually slowing down and trying to avoid the pedestrian if you see someone acting strangely up ahead of you .. you don't just plough on regardless, flashing your lights at them :facepalm:
Edit: .. this was definitely her (Kruger's) car and Kruger driving, wasn't it? (and not OP driving, then getting someone else to take the rap for it? .. nothing would surprise me any more .. but then, seeing as Pistorius himself was so adamant about the reporter not taking photos, etc, we will never have any proof either way).
the article says that the photos were later recovered... which i can confirm is easy to do after deletion.
.. that's useful to know .. how do you do it though, because on my camera, once you delete it it's gone forever! (or so I thought!) .. there's nothing at all saved on the memory card ..
surely he had to be in the car, or in his own car [in front or following]
annie kruger
http://www.gettyimages.co.uk/detail...-arrives-at-the-pretoria-news-photo/162195126
http://www.gettyimages.co.uk/detail...pistoruis-arrives-at-the-news-photo/169898175
in-site management
http://in-site.co.za/?page_id=4
I noticed Kruger said she flashed her lights to 'warn' the pedestrian. In many places, that's used as a signal for a driver to tell a pedestrian, 'It's okay, I'm letting you cross.'
OP just seems to attract 'unfortunate incidents', doesn't he?
Annie Kruger is his cousin? So that's yet another of the family who has killed somebody.
Carl Pistorius @carlpistorius Oct 21
Buddy, your self righteousness or money wont save you @realDonaldTrump - time to consider eternity.