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Our 10 Best 1970 Rolling Stones Songs list focuses obviously (based on the article’s title) on the music the Rolling Stones released during their 1970’s period. Many would argue‚ including ourselves‚ that the Rolling Stones 1970s period was the band’s most prolific songwriters. Of course‚ The Rolling Stones released great material during their 1960s period including some of the biggest hits of their career‚ however‚ the 1970s saw the release of Rolling Stones albums such as Sticky Fingers‚ Exile On Main Street‚ and Some Girls. These are three of the best Rolling Stones albums ever released. The 1970s also included The post Our 10 Favorite Rolling Stones Songs Of The 1970s appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.

As Modern Warfare 3 lives on‚ Sledgehammer games have added more creative ways to take out your enemy. From getting quickscoping kills to double kills‚ there’s no shortage of innovative ways to down a foe. For Season 3 of MW3‚ a challenge requires eliminating your enemy after you’ve died. Sounds confusing right&;#63; Well it’s called Posthumous kills‚ and we’ll show what they are and how you can get them in MW3. MW3: What are Posthumous kills and how to get them Do you remember during Halo 3 multiplayer matches when you’d kill an enemy Spartan after you’ve died and got the “Kill From the Grave” badge&;#63; In MW3‚ the rules are the same. Not to be confused with Close Call kills which are different. These kills can be hard to pull off because being dead can make them a bit of a challenge. But if you’ve played games like Halo 3‚ it might just come naturally. So that same awesome feeling you got in that game might be found in MW3. Image: Sledgehammer Games How ...

A new Memory of Chaos phase is now live in Honkai Star Rail’s Forgotten Hall‚ and Chronicle of the White Nights Dream Kingdom is one of the easiest and most straightforward challenges we’ve seen in some time. As long as you have a decent lineup of strong units‚ you should be able to clear all 12 stages of Chronicle of the White Nights Dream Kingdom without much hassle. The later stages won’t be easy‚ but thankfully‚ there aren’t many teambuilding restrictions this time around. Honkai Star Rail Chronicle of the White Nights Dream Kingdom Guide As per usual‚ Chronicle of the White Nights Dream Kingdom will be live for 42 days. This Memory of Chaos phase begins on Monday‚ April 15‚ 2024‚ and will last until Monday‚ May 29‚ 2024. That’s well into Honkai Star Rail version 2.2‚ so you can even wait for the new 5-star units from that update to debut if you want to use them in this Memory of Chaos challenge. Here’s the Memory Turbulence effect fo...

Finding the best World of Warcraft merch or gift for that WoW friend (or for yourself) can be tricky because there’s so much out there‚ both official and not-so-official. However‚ these items from Blizzard Entertainment‚ Amazon‚ Walmart‚ and Best Buy are worth checking out.  Our top picks for World of Warcraft Merch &; Gifts 1) World of Warcraft Faction Crewneck Sweatshirts Sweatshirts are always a favorite. Images via Blizzard Entertainment. Remixed by Dot Esports. Factions are an integral part of your experience in WoW. And despite the hearty rivalry between the Alliance and Horde factions‚ they’re both immensely enjoyable to play and offer unique experiences. But if you want to show your love for your faction‚ you can get the bold‚ navy blue Alliance crewneck or represent the dark side with the black and maroon Horde crewneck.  2) World of Warcraft Sylvanas Windrunner Bust Every inch of this bust is perfectly detailed and hand-painted. Images via B...

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In 2015‚ religious freedom seemed compromised when a Washington high school football coach was fired for praying with his team after a game. Joe Kennedy waited roughly six years for the Supreme Court to hear the oral arguments for his case. He was represented by a Christian nonprofit legal organization‚ First Liberty Institute‚ which took the position that “no teacher or coach should lose their job for simply expressing their faith while in public.” This was a notable case in 2022‚ and recent events have caused the issue to resurface. Earlier this year‚ Laura‚ an 11-year-old girl who attends Creekside Elementary in Washington state‚ requested to start an interfaith prayer club at her school. But her request was denied. When Laura and her mom approached the principal about the matter in February‚ they were informed that the school’s budget for clubs had been finalized in October. And according to a spokesperson for Issaquah School District‚ “[C]lubs offered are student-interest driven and meet outside of the school day. At the elementary level‚ participation in a club also requires parent permission. Once the school year begins‚ the building budget is set‚ and additional clubs are usually not added until the following school year.” But the story doesn’t end here. Laura’s group‚ which she hoped to start with her friend‚ was meant to include people of all different religious backgrounds. She shared with Fox News that she was feeling alone‚ and that she thought this would be a good idea to bring students together. “I think that this is something that I am very passionate about‚” she added. “I wouldn’t be here if I didn’t really want to make this happen‚ if I didn’t think that it would be a great opportunity for everyone.” It was later discovered that an LGBT club was approved only a week prior to Laura’s club request being denied‚ which has caused spectators to raise their eyebrows. As a result of this alleged hypocrisy‚ Laura filed a lawsuit on the grounds of religious discrimination with the help of First Liberty Institute. Attorneys pointed out in a letter to the school‚ “The First Amendment ‘doubly protects religious speech.’ These First Amendment protections extend to elementary school students expressing their sincere religious beliefs through voluntary clubs. Yet the school district flouted its First Amendment obligations when they refused to allow a student-led interfaith prayer club. Its unlawful action violates both the Free Exercise Clause and the Free Speech Clause.” Kayla Toney‚ associate counsel at First Liberty Institute‚ explained‚ “Denying the formation of a religious student club while allowing other clubs violates the Constitution‚” drawing attention to the fact that the similar case with Coach Kennedy occurred “just a short drive away” from Laura’s elementary school. And in comments to The Washington Stand‚ Arielle Del Turco‚ Family Research Council’s director of the Center for Religious Liberty‚ said‚ “The fact that Creekside Elementary denied a religious club the same month that it approved a pride club reveals a lot about American culture right now.” She continued‚ “Sadly‚ the promotion of LGBT identities is held sacred while religion is sidelined and marginalized. It’s heartbreaking that Laura‚ a fifth-grade student‚ felt alone at school as a religious believer and that she knew other students who felt the same way. She reacted in exactly the right way by making an effort to build community with religious students.” Del Turco went on to emphasize that‚ “Oftentimes‚ when people seek to prevent religious expression in government venues‚ they will use the excuse that they don’t want to imply that the government favors one religion over another.” However‚ when it comes to Laura’s case‚ she pointed out that “the school doesn’t even have that flimsy excuse because the students were seeking to start a … club that would be open to students of different faiths.” Ultimately‚ “Any school that allows other clubs while specifically denying religious clubs is acting in a discriminatory manner and violating the First Amendment‚ which protects freedom of expression and the free exercise of religion.” Del Turco concluded‚ “Christian fifth graders shouldn’t face viewpoint discrimination from their school leadership. It shouldn’t have had to come to this‚ but I fully expect this injustice to be rectified in the courts.” Originally published by The Washington Stand The post Elementary School Denies Request to Start Prayer Club‚ Approves ‘Pride Club’ appeared first on The Daily Signal.