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Comment on Fortitude Valley safer as trial nears completion by Chill Out Zone hopeful for funding | Is Surfers, Paradise?

Chill Out Zone hopeful for funding | Is Surfers, Paradise? — Fri, 19 Oct 2012 06:50:55 +0000

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Comment on Brisbane music ain’t dead by Pepper Sax

Pepper Sax — Fri, 19 Oct 2012 03:51:05 +0000

Look at the explosion of music that happened under the oppression of Joh and his police state – if you don’t think the same is about to happen under Newman, you’re kidding yourself! Screw going to Sydney or Melbourne, I’m staying right here!

Comment on Security laws a threat to privacy by James

James — Fri, 19 Oct 2012 00:25:07 +0000

Whilst I agree that there is a need to maintain privacy for individuals, the chances of the ASIO website being hacked are small, except by foreign intelligence agencies.

The website in question is a separate system, independent of the internet, meaning that to hack into the system, an individual would need to be physically located within ASIO, or have an ASIO computer. Neither is likely within a trusted insider.

The honey pot is safe from hackers, at least.

Comment on Community engagement makes fasting fun by Jose Donaldson

Jose Donaldson — Thu, 18 Oct 2012 06:58:51 +0000

Fasting as prescribed by every Religious sector is a kind of Self purity and purity of ones beliefs. Yes this is recognized that every one in every religion talk about it but the most comprehensive view of fasting with detailed regulations is introduced by Islam. Their this is a way to become aware of poor peoples their difficulties and also very natural as it is only obligatory for healthy ones and sick and weak people are not allowed to fast.

http://fasting.webnode.com/

Comment on Ramadan fasting raises health debates by Jose Donaldson

Jose Donaldson — Thu, 18 Oct 2012 05:59:06 +0000

Fasting In Islam Fasting In Islam not new concept but this was also in other religions like Jews and Christians . But Islam introduced this concept in more elaborative and comprehensive way. Islam don’t allow sick or weak people to fast and the effects of Fasting health is good and this has been accepted by Modern Science. As per Encyclopedia of Jews:
“The Jews and the Christians would keep fast either for repentance or reparation of sin or even for narrower purposes. Their fasting was merely of formal nature. Or fast was kept as a sign of mourning in the ancient days.”
Same Encyclopedia of Jews say abiut Islam:
“It is the Islamic faith, which enhanced its vision and scope about fasting and explained it as a means for the attainment of higher ideals. All those desires and aspirations of life, which are otherwise within the ambit of morality, are disallowed during Islamic fasting for a certain period. The follower of Islam puts all these limitations upon himself willingly and happily. These things provide beneficial exercise for both body and soul.”

Comment on Fortitude Valley safer as trial nears completion by Skye Doherty

Skye Doherty — Fri, 12 Oct 2012 03:24:07 +0000

Thanks, we’ve fixed that.

Comment on No time like now for love by Helen Flower

Helen Flower — Wed, 10 Oct 2012 05:41:51 +0000

I too was married young (both my husband and I were just 21) We have been happily married (through the good &; bad times) for 27 years. We have 2 children 1 of whom went to school with Kate. Tom and Kate are not much different in their views to us, (Paul & I) who both believe that love is also very much about putting the other first, to make them happy and to provide a lovely home for children as an example. We always put our faith in God first that we should love others as we would ourselves, which has helped us through many times of not even like each other for short periods! Our children now say that they both hope for the same type of relationships as us and we hope they will love truely and wonderfullly as we have done.

Comment on Fortitude Valley safer as trial nears completion by Zoe

Zoe — Tue, 09 Oct 2012 13:06:52 +0000

The drink safe precinct trials in fortitude valley began in december 2010 not 2012.

Comment on Sustainability shapes Queensland’s renewable future by Rory Schmidbauer

Rory Schmidbauer — Tue, 24 Jul 2012 08:46:23 +0000

Renewable energy must be our focus these days because fossil fuels are getting more scarce. We must also not depend on Oil exporting countries.

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Comment on Belgian installation artist announces Brisbane project by Episode 5 – Arne Quinze’s Installation at the Queensland Theatre Company « The Arts Hour – JACradio

Wed, 11 Apr 2012 01:52:45 +0000

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