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Zev Zalman "Z.Z." Ludwick, a luther and stringed instrument repair man in the workshop in his Silver Spring, Md., home. Z.Z. is a former heavy metal bass player -- seen in the classic movie "Heavy Metal Parking Lot" -- who embraced Hasidic Judaism in 2006. His business is called Ludwick's House of Violin. |
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A Kilkenny man picked up a cheque for €500,000 at the National Lottery Headquarters today which he won thanks to his daughter who bought him a winning ticket as a gift. The lucky €3 Quick Pick ticket was bought last Tuesday, August 23, in the EuroSpar, New Park Shopping Centre, Kilkenny, for that evening’s EuroMillions draw. |
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A Kilkenny man picked up a cheque for €500,000 at the National Lottery Headquarters today which he won thanks to his daughter who bought him a winning ticket as a gift. The lucky €3 Quick Pick ticket was bought last Tuesday, August 23, in the EuroSpar, New Park Shopping Centre, Kilkenny, for that evening’s EuroMillions draw. |
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The United Nations human rights office has urged France to repeal its "stupid" ban on burkinis, saying it did not improve security and only fuelled religious intolerance. UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein called the ban "highly discriminatory" and welcomed the decision by.... |
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MANILA - Amid the rising numbers of reported deaths in connection with the government's ongoing war on drugs, the president of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines has launched a nine-day prayer for the nation's healing beginning Tuesday, August 30. |
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NDOLA’S Church of all Nations Pastor Timothy Chisala says dictators have always resorted to shutting down independent news media outlets to perpetrate oppression against the poor. And the clergyman says church leaders are committing sin by remaining silent at a critical time when Zambians expected.... |
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BISHOP John Mambo says the government should reopen The Post, Muvi TV and the two radio stations without conditions. Bishop Mambo, the president of Chikondi Foundation, said it was sad that the government, which was supposed to reduce the high levels of unemployment in the country, was in the forefront of increasing the number of unemployed people. |
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2002 - CHFL best and fairest. 2002 - Police mark the 85th anniversary of women in the police force with a morning tea at police HQ: Senior Constable Julie Mackay, Constable Karyn Discher front Senior Constable Megan Ferry. 2002 - Lady Miners Amanda McGreehan, Sam Duncan, Andrea McMahon, and Ebony Turner. |
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As the anniversary of the start of World War II nears, a new book gathers memories of North East people.
Saturday marks the anniversary of the start of World War II. And this momentous day in history - 77 years ago - is just one of the many episodes featured in a book by author Andrew Clark. |
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Old houses line the canals in central Amsterdam, as always, but the government has taken steps recently toward restricting the houseboats that have been a familiar feature since just after World War II. Credit Ilvy Njiokiktjien for The New York Times. One afternoon, my daughter Eva, my son, Anthony, and I cycled out to see if that was true. |
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A Kilkenny man picked up a cheque for €500,000 at the National Lottery Headquarters today which he won thanks to his daughter who bought him a winning ticket as a gift. The lucky €3 Quick Pick ticket was bought last Tuesday, August 23, in the EuroSpar, New Park Shopping Centre, Kilkenny, for that evening’s EuroMillions draw. |
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