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Will a female dog mate with a male dog who is her brother?
Yes. Dogs are not selective with sexual partners and do not have compunctions against incest. To suggest that they will avoid mating with closely related dogs is projecting human morals onto animals.
Are Jews allowed to eat prawn flavored crisps?
That would depend on how they were made (the prawn flavor would have to be exclusively artificial), but even if they could be considered Kosher it is probably unlikely that a practicing Jew would be interested in eating them anyway.
Is the Somalian pirates the strangest people in the world?
Unfortunately, they're not strange at all. Somalian pirates are desperate people. The Somalian economy and government policies leave a great number of people without resources to live and no hope for a future. When this happens, some people take matters into their own hands. In these circumstances, there will always be a segment of the desperate that have no compunctions about taking what they want through force or hurting whomever they need to accomplish their goals. Somalians are very poor and have a very long coast line directly across the Gulf of Aden from some of the richest countries. A lot of wealth in the form of cargo and travelers pass by their shores everyday. See the map linked below and you will see that criminals will not find riches in the areas around them on land so they find the wealth that sails by more attractive.
Will there be a second Constantine?
Emperor Constantine I was a ruthless tyrant who had few compunctions about killing those who got in his way. He was a successful military leader, but not a great administrator. He debased the currency used by the lower and middle classes, while maintaining the value of the gold currency used by the state and by the wealthy. He plundered the pagan temples to provide precious metals to pay for his extravagance. And he persecuted those who chose to worship the ancient gods. He destroyed the ancient Roman culture and set in train the process that led to the fall of the western Roman Empire. Certainly, his policies led to the eventual domination of the empire by Christianity, but at great cost. In summary, he was a product of his times, a flawed leader without moral scruples, who is best remembered for his one great achievement, the growth of Christianity. Since the time of Constantine there have been many other leaders with some of the qualities of Constantine, and there will no doubt be more to come.
What advice did Machiavelli give to the rulers in ''The Prince''?
Machiavelli's advice for the prince(s) is multifaceted but the undercurrent remains stable: to do what is expedient for the state even if it requires resorting to evil practices, cruelty, and deceit. Machiavelli has no compunctions about recommending that the new prince destroy the old prince and his entire family in order to eliminate the possibility of insurrection from the old regime. Even though Machiavelli urges violence when necessary, he also tempers his advice to include prudence on the part of the prince so that the injuries inflicted can raise no possibility of vengeance. The prince himself must know how to maintain his own circle of friends, but not rely on them for decision-making; he gathers information but makes the decisions himself. He must be independently strong, even maintaining his physical strength and prowess and his skills at hunting. The prince will understand the psychology of people. For example, he will prepare them for adversity by making sure that provisions are in store for them and maintaining adequate defense for the people. By providing good laws and good arms for his people, the prince will foster loyalty in his and longevity for his state.
To God Newton and Einstein are not more important than Saint Francis?
Once an angel asked God, "you have made the human capable of knowing a lot of your creation; will this being be able to know itself?" "This is possible but I have kept that knowledge hidden", answered God. "But where have you kept that knowledge hidden?" God said, "I have kept it hidden inside the human being itself". Here is the mystery of the knowing of the self or of self-knowledge. The greater the human, the more it knows of itself or himself or herself. That is why said Socrates, "Know thyself". In the very ladder of self-knowledge i.e. wisdom, St. Francis stands higher than Newton and Einstein. Jesus in his parables gave more emphasis on love and service to humanity and service to all other beings. We are born not only to reveal the mystery of nature by discoveries and make living more comfortable by inventions, the part of which go for destructions too. All inventions and discoveries have yet neither been able to unravel the secrets of nature nor even been able to make life beautiful and truthful. To make life truthful, beautiful and serviceable to others is the way of Francis; not being able to do that both Newton and Einstein had the compunctions at heart before death. For this reason, God perhaps does evaluate a human life in terms of knowledge cultivated by the individual but in terms of love and service rendred to other beings; because that is the way of God. Knowledge reaches God's hands, but love reaches the heart of God.
The RPG is the most effective mobile weapon and western troops have lost many lives by them. It makes sense to adopt this weapon does it not?
The RPG is developed from, a direct descendant of, the Nazi "Panzerfaust" of WWII. This was the hand-held German anti-tank weapon, and far superior to the US bazooka. Both make use of "shaped charge" technology to focus the blast, but the Panzerfaust was more powerful and reliable than the bazooka. Soldiers in the field voted for the Panzerfaust in the most demonstrative way - whenever they could, they carried and used captured German Panzerfausts. But the US made no move to develop a program to produce them on its own. Similarly, the most feared and useful artillery piece of the war was the German 88MM high-velocity cannon. This was an amazing design, a naturally "balanced" piece and again, far superior to the US 90MM high-velocity weapon. Again the US made no effort to replace its procurement program with the copied German design. The US has weapons which produce a similar effect to the RPG today. They have not widely used these in the recent conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq because the US policy is to restrict the possibility of "collateral damage" - killing people you don't mean to kill. This has reduced the array of weapons from the light infantry arsenal available to troops in the field to small arms only. The opponents of US troops have no such compunctions about the possibility of innocents being harmed, and thus no restrictions on the use of high-explosives in urban settings.
What is Peeps by Scott Westerfeld about?
Cal is a freshman studying biology in New York City, a fresh transplant from Texas, when he wanders into the wrong sort of bar and is picked up by the wrong sort of girl. Of course, at the time Morgan seemed like exactly the right sort of girl, being that he was drunk, and that she was ready, willing, and able to help him lose his virginity.Cal's relationship with Morgan turns out to be nothing more than a one-night stand, so he tries to forget about her---which isn't too difficult considering how drunk he was, and that he never even learned her last name. That his first sexual experience wasn't something memorable isn't terribly unusual, but what is strange is that his first and only real girlfriend, Sarah---along with every other girl he ever kisses after his encounter with Morgan---turns into a raving, bloodthirsty maniac.See, Morgan is what is known as a parasite-positive, or a "peep," and peeps have this nasty habit of passing along their parasites via sexual contact. But the disease Cal contracts is nothing so prosaic as HIV or herpes; instead, he's infected with the parasite responsible for what legends refer to as vampires.But Cal is one of those rare people who have a partial inborn immunity to the parasite, and although he's infected with vampirism, he's what's known as a carrier---a vampire Typhoid Mary. He carries the parasite, but is immune to its effects. Or mostly immune; he doesn't fear sunlight or thirst for blood (though he does often crave a nice piece of rare meat), but he does enjoy some of the perks, like a hypersense of smell, night vision, and increased strength.After being infected, Cal is recruited by an ages-old shadow organization known as the Night Watch, a group that predates the formation of the United States, as do some of its carrier peep members. The Night Watch's mandate is to keep the peeps under control, and to protect normal humans from this hidden menace.So things could be worse. Cal finds himself with an interesting, if extremely dangerous, career, some cool superpowers, and a really long life span to look forward to. But after hunting down, capturing, and rehabilitating his girlfriend and the other girls he'd kissed, he still hasn't come to terms with his disease, and feels a sense of disquiet. And so he's given a task: he must find his progenitor---the elusive Morgan---if he is ever to learn to cope with being a peep.That won't be as easy as it sounds, considering all he has to go on are hazy recollections, a first name, and the memory of a drink called a Bahamalama-Dingdong. This, in a city of millions, isn't much help. But when a handbill advertising the drink is brought to Cal's attention, he has somewhere to start his investigation . . . an investigation that will take him into the deepest, darkest parts of the New York City underground, where he will discover the roots of a conspiracy, the true nature of his affliction, and how to live in this new world.Westerfeld's prose is pellucid---tight and clean, with hooky chapter endings that defy the reader to put the book down. The first-person narrator tells the tale in a believable and engaging young-adult voice, which is full of droll asides and keen observations of the world around him; likewise, the dialogue is both witty and true. So too are the characters well drawn and empathetic; Cal, the protagonist, and Lacey, his unwitting partner in his investigation, are a vibrant, vividly realized hero/heroine duo. As their biologically forbidden desire for each other unfolds, anyone who has ever has had his or her love denied cannot help but identify with their struggle.But perhaps what's most compelling about Peeps is the sense of verisimilitude Westerfeld brings to the vampire archetype. His rationales for the various myths of vampire lore are both delightful and logical. Parasite-positives are not at all the standard vampires of legend. Everything from a vampire's bloodlust to their renowned aversion to sunlight is explained scientifically. For example, a peep's loathing of crosses and sunlight is due to a side effect of the disease known as the "anathema effect," which makes peeps grow to hate what they once loved. Hundreds of years ago when vampire myths first arose, most Europeans were Christian, so this is what the vampiric cruciphobia is derived from. Interesting tidbits like this, along with some fascinating parallels drawn between the fictional vampirism parasite and real parasites, make for a fascinating read.With Peeps, Westerfeld has crafted an infectious and clever reinvention of the vampire novel: one that turns the archetype on its head, and makes what is old new again. Though Peeps is marketed as YA, adults should have no compunctions about picking up this, or any of Westerfeld's other YA novels. He is a natural storyteller, and like Lloyd Alexander or J. K. Rowling, his fiction can---and should---be enjoyed by all ages.Copyright © 2005 John Joseph Adams
Why don't some people support same-sex marriage?
Such individuals do not think of their behavior as being discriminatory. They rationalize that they are enforcing their religious beliefs. Same-sex couples affected by those sudden outbursts of ostensible piety are likely to say that they are motivated by prejudice, hatred and bigotry.
How many different words can be made out of pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcano...?
With a minimum word length of two letters, 29,705 can be found in the Scrabble dictionary. 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What foods sikhs are not allowed to eat?
The Rehat Maryada states that Sikhs are bound to avoid meat that is killed in a ritualistic manner[30] e.g. Halal, Kosher, etc.[31][32]be vegetarian-and came up with the following rule or code of conduct for baptised Sikhs with regards to meat and vegetarianism:Sikh Rehat Maryada - In the Rehat Maryada, section six, it states:The undermentioned four transgressions (tabooed practices) must be avoided:Dishonouring the hairEating the meat of an animal slaughtered the Muslim way (Kutha)Cohabiting with a person other than one's spouseUsing tobacco.
