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 Special Victims Unit
Mariska Hargitay realizes that pornography is behind every sex crime. Since Hargitay was raped as a child, "As a woman, it's gratifying to play a part that's a multi-layered challenge," said Hargitay. "Olivia is not only a competent, street-smart cop, she's an empathetic woman who can respond emotionally to victims of terrible crimes without compromising her professionalism." You see, catching the series sex predators has become a real healing force - in also assisting victims through her nonprofit. While the birth of her son, August, is a super time of mothering love, Mariska has received awards from December 2006 Emmy Winner for Lead Actress in a Drama Series, 2005 Golden Globe Winner for Lead Actress in a Drama Series, as well as the 2004 and 2005 Emmy Nominee, and 2004 Screen Actors Guild Nominee for Lead Actress. Mariska Hargitay
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portrays Detective Olivia Benson in the hit drama series "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit." Mariska is the youngest child of the legend, Jayne Mansfield who died suddenly in a car accident. Meriska was a little girl in the backseat of that car, when the top was sheared-off under a pesticide truck. read more |
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 Misconduct Pursued
We all realize these boys aren't angels, but their activities are redflags for immorality from pornography, supporting any surface attacks against them. This past week, the Duke lacrosse team is back in the news because Durham District Attorney Mike Nifong has finally decided to drop charges of rape against three lacrosse players in the face of increasing evidence of both the players’ innocence and his own prosecutorial misconduct.
Some good things about Duke Lacrosse for a change
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Low-Carb Faith Diets
Eve had no idea that when she took that forbidden first bite of organic apple that she would be linking food and religion forever. Thousands of years later, evangelicals and worshippers of low-carb diets are worrying about how many carbs are in their communion crackers . The Washington Times
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Family Concerns
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Spiritually Inspired
 In her new trade book,
Beth Moore shares personal  experiences with living in pits
of all kinds in order to reveal
how to crawl out to freedom. “Life can be excruciating.
Crushing, in fact. The sheer
magnitude of our worries can
press down on our heads until
we unknowingly descend into a
pit of despair one inch at a time. Something so
horrible can happen that we conclude we’ll never
be okay again. We can blow it so badly we think
God would just as soon we stayed under that dirt
and out of His sight. Click here to read the Living Proof Newsletter |
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