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Italiens Fußballer freuten sich kürzlich über ein Silbergefäß, nicht minder glücklich scheint Leonie Batke mit ihrem Preis als beste Slammerin des Abends zu sein. Die Konkurrenz spendet wohlverdienten Applaus. Foto: Theuner
Von Sebastian Theuner
Oberursel. Nachts ist alles schöner. Der Himmel, statt in „dreckigem Grau“ nun im „leuchtenden Zwielicht aus Schwarz und Blau“; die Musik, im Hellen nervend, auf einmal erträglich, findet Leonie Batke. Ganz ungehemmt sein, die Nacht macht es möglich; und von ihrer Schönheit gibt die Nacht auch diesem Typen ab, der sich vom anderen Ende der Tanzfläche nähert, dessen Witze nicht mal besonders witzig sind, dessen Stimme beim Singen schief klingt, und dessen Kuss dennoch zwei Lippen erreicht. Weil nachts
take the finish shine challenge and see what it can do for you. welcome to the mix. for the first item we take you to russia where these teenagers who are madly in love decided to do a tandem bungee jump. teenagers, a little risky, except that one of them didn t have a harness. sounds wrong. the girl decided all she needed on this jump which turned in to a trust fall a long, terrible trust fall is to hang on to her boyfriend. there she is. hanging on for dear life literally and he is harnessed in. then he jumps. he hangs on to her thankfully. she s hanging on to them. there they go. swinging back and forth. the last thing they heard is someone else saying hold on tight. as far as we know everybody s okay. crazy. way too crazy. love s great, jumping without
take the finish shine challenge and see what it can do for you. welcome to the mix. for the first item we take you to russia where these teenagers who are madly in love decided to do a tandem bungee jump. steen age gers, a little risky, except that one of them didn t have a harness. sounds wrong. the girl decided all she needed on this jump which turned in to a trust fall a long, terrible trust fall is to hang on to her boyfriend. there she is. hanging on for dear life literally and he is harnessed in. then the jumps. he hangs on to her thankfully. she s hanging on to him. there they go, swinging back and forth. the last thing they heard is someone else saying hold on tight.
patrick is also hitting on the point about how do we define self-defense? i think we have to go beyond civility and look to the larger questions, not relitigating something where we should respect the jury s decision. that s important. i think we ve seen a lot of people talk about that. that s not just a cliche. that s not just rhetoric. we have to respect that in the rule of law. but if there are things in the law that seem unfair, that shock our conscious or in the case of, i think, for many people, the stand your ground laws, which change the underlying rules of self-defense. if you look at that and think, that sounds wrong, then the next conversation is an important policy one, which is what do we do about that? well, and i think, and this is what patrick was getting at, it s not just the stand your ground. it s stand your ground, it s self-defense. again, what lisa just brought up, these parameters we have on the six-person jury in places like florida. to be clear, in florida if
jersey governor took viewer questions last night. you don t send your children to public schools, you send them to private schools. i was wondering why you think it s fair to cut school funding to public schools? what s her name? gail. first off, it s none of your business. i don t ask you where you send your kids to school. don t bother me about where i send mine. secondly i pay $38,000 in property taxes for a public school system that my wife and i don t chose to utilize. we believe as parents that we believe a religious education should be part of our children s everyday education. so we send our children to parochial school. third, i as governor am responsible for every child in this state not just my own. and the decisions that i make are to try to improve the educational opportunities of every child in this state. with all due respect, gail, it s none of your business. i don t think i would have answered it that way. sounds wrong. but there you saw something the