note: I used 'Buddhism' as representative of the major Eastern religions.

1.[B] Buddhism[/B]: 1. 90% good people, 2. 10% evil-prone, 3. no violence in holy texts, 4. Non-martial founder, 5. limit violence, 6. Large number of followers

2. [B]Judaism[/B] - OT: 1. 90% good people, 2. 10% evil-prone, 3. Lots of violence in holy texts, 4. Non-martial founder?, 5. no limit to violence 6. Small number of followers

3. [B]Christianity[/B] -NT: OT: 1. 90% good people,...

This is true. There are supposedly many avenues to help ex felons however those doors seemed to stay locked!!! Many will always be in and out of prison but many want to change and better themselves and their lives. If the government wanted to keep them from turning back to crime there should be more halfway...

The Houston Astros have had Milo Hamilton. They've had Alan Ashby. They've also had Brett Dolan. And they've also had Dave Raymond.

Many moons before the aforementioned, they had a chap named Harry Kalas, who manned the Astros' radio booth before he bolted for Philadelphia to make his legend.

Now, we're seeing (or hearing) what kind of legend is being made with the current radio voices, Robert Ford and Steve Sparks. Both came to Houston two years...

I just wasnt feeling important to him.

He spent more time talking to his group of young friends than talking to me. Im no longer in his circle of friends online he talks to, so I felt like a third wheel of sorts, an outsider, when he'd talk to me then take off and spend hours of the night until 2 and 3am talking to 18 year olds, joking around or whatever. Hes 35. But it seems intimate a guy in private conversation with a girl until the wee hours, but wouldnt give me that time....

Ukrainian director Larisa Shepitko's debut film. Included in Criterion Collection's / Eclipse Series 11: Larisa Shepitko which includes this film and her last: The Ascent (1976).

The opening scene is an out of focus view of shoppers on either side of a busy street. I immediately got the feeling like I was in a Michael Haneke film, and that I better pay attention or I'll miss something (as in Cache's final crowd on the steps scene, and the early scene in his The Piano Teacher, when...