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                    [Title] => TV ad puppets electrify Israeli gay rights debate
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The goal was merely to promote clean energy in Israel — but television ads starring a pair of male puppets called "plug" and "socket" have instead unleashed a debate about gay pride.

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                    [AuthorName] => Tia Goldenberg
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                    [Title] => TV ad puppets electrify Israeli gay rights debate
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The goal was merely to promote clean energy in Israel — but television ads starring a pair of male puppets called "plug" and "socket" have instead unleashed a debate about gay pride.

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                    [Title] => Cities of the world (Part 3 – The size of cities)
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 “A city really, is only a means to a way of life.”  A beautiful quote, from a charismatic leader – former mayor of Bogota, Columbia, and a persistent advocate of the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT), which, in a way, brings us back to the old Aesop’s fable, “The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse.”

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                    [Title] => Country dames go pop
                    [Summary] => We are all familiar with the tale of the Country Mouse who couldn’t live in the city and of his cousin the City Mouse who couldn’t stay in the country. Many years later in the era of the ’70s, the brother and sister tandem of Donny and Marie Osmond tried to be a little bit of both, describing themselves as "a little bit country and a little bit rock and roll." Times have now changed. Singing country belles are not only a little bit of both.
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TV ad puppets electrify Israeli gay rights debate

By Tia Goldenberg | October 13, 2013 - 2:20am

The goal was merely to promote clean energy in Israel — but television ads starring a pair of male puppets called "plug" and "socket" have instead unleashed a debate about gay pride.

World

TV ad puppets electrify Israeli gay rights debate

October 12, 2013 - 4:41pm

The goal was merely to promote clean energy in Israel — but television ads starring a pair of male puppets called "plug"...

World

Cities of the world (Part 3 – The size of cities)

By Paul Villarete | December 6, 2012 - 12:00am

 “A city really, is only a means to a way of life.”  A beautiful quote, from a charismatic leader – former mayor of Bogota, Columbia, and a persistent advocate of the Bus Rapid Transit...

Freeman Opinion

Country dames go pop

By Baby A. Gil | February 7, 2003 - 12:00am

We are all familiar with the tale of the Country Mouse who couldn’t live in the city and of his cousin the City Mouse who couldn’t stay in the country. Many years later in the era of the ’70s, the...

Entertainment