Not many players have heard of FM Pontus Carlsson, but soon they will come to know this fine talent. Born in Columbia, South America, but raised in Sweden, this 21-year old student has been representing his country in junior tournaments for more than a decade and has enjoyed success in the tournament and club level. He is a member of the Sollentuna Club, the defending European Cup Champions.
Known as an expert in rapid time controls, Carlsson is a two-time champion of Tusenmannaschacket, the world's largest rapid chess tournament. One won the right to play in a television rapid match with Swedish Champ, GM Evgeny Agrest. One trademark of Carlsson is his exciting style as he employs complex systems...one of which is the Sicilian Dragon. The following game reveals his understanding of subtle nuances of this dangerous system. He takes on the then 13-year old star from India, G.N. Gopal. Get ready for a ride!
The cause of war is basically the sinfulness, greed and weakness of humanity. Some wars were started to bring about peace, others to gain, keep or regain territory, still more to merely advance ego.
Sadly, there have been religious wars. Some religions even believe that it is legitimate to fight if it spreads their cause. That is not so with true Christianity. Jesus said to His followers, ‘Turn the other cheek’. He told Peter to put away his sword. Jesus is even called the Prince of peace. Jesus said the staggering words, “Love your enemies.”
Therefore, if a person fights ‘in the name of Jesus’, it is like somebody else carrying out a crime in your name when you specifically told that person not to commit it. It would not be fair to blame you, nor is it right to blame Christ for wars. Politics and religion can stir strong feelings, but somebody trusting and obeying Christ will find that He calms aggression and gives a genuine concern and compassion towards all. Jesus commanded Christians to love their enemies and pray for those who persecute them. He also gives the ability to obey His commands.
The question we need to ask is whether it is possible to do as Jesus said and love our enemies. It is only when He forgives our sins of hating others, and comes to control our hearts that it becomes a way of life. Some are willing to die for their religion and to kill for their religion. That is true. We are willing to die for Christ, but we are not willing to kill for Christ. Why not? Because He taught us to love our enemies.
Just in case you think atheism is the answer, never forget that when communism ruled from Germany to the USSR atheistic communism killed more people in 50 years than all the wars involving religious conflict for the past 2000 years.
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This book examines how privatization has transformed cities, particularly through the role of Business Improvement Districts (BIDs) in the revitalization of America’s downtown. These public-private partnerships between property owners and municipal government have developed retail strips across the United States into lifestyle and commercial hubs. BIDs are non-profit community organizations with the public power to tax and spend on services in their districts, but they are unelected bodies often operating in the shadows of local government. They work as agents of economic development, but are they democratic? What can we learn from BIDs about the accountability of public-private partnerships, and how they impact our lives as citizens? Unger explores these questions of local democracy and urban political economy in this age of rampant privatization and the reinvention of neighborhoods.
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Not a Prescription Nor a Cure, Just a Perspective: What does it take for two people to always feel mutually stimulated and sated in a long-term relationship? Probably magic. As a therapist what strikes me as most ironic and piercingly problematic is that the bedroom, specifically and most likely, the bed, often evolves into being […]
Me and my sister went shopping around Defence, and of course it makes you hungry so we thought we'd stop by at Mirchi and have some snacks. It's a nice, clean place with a colourful, traditional interior.Wooden furniture, with an orange and green colour combination.We ordered Dahi Puri and Chana Chaat - dahi puri was delicious, the 'puris' were crisp but there was a hint of garlic in the chutneys which became more than just a hint and left a bad after-taste. Also, it contained a lot more chutney than it could do with. The chana chaat, although with a balanced amount of chutney, was a little bland. They could spice it up a bit and add more flavour to it. Both the meals were good otherwise. The crispiness of the puris was enjoyed a lot. The servings were good and fulfilling. The menu also consists of other South Indian dishes like Dosa, Idli Sambar, Behari Roll, Tikka Roll etc. The best thing about it were the chutneys - perfectly flavorful and the assurance that they are prepared from mineral water. You should go and give the food a try!
First of all they are charging too much even with dishes that have no meat. It is ridiculous to charge 135 for a daal bun with no fries or coleslaw. It is ridiculous to charge 185 for a chhola chaat with no dahi. Do you know thar K n N charges 275 for half a kilo of chicken! Today the food was bad. I ordered sev puri which seemed old and I orded papri mirch which wasnt just expensive but I felt a burning sensation in my stomach. I also ordered daal bun which was not good in taste. They onky gave a tiny amount of chatni - not purely dahi... maybe water too. Now this is not a good place to eat is it????