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luxor yating in the social safety net, but who will protect us from these drug adeled moochers.tunately some courageous politicians in florida have answered the call. >> florida governor rick scott just signed a law that welfare recipients should get drug tests before they get their hands on that taxpayer funded welfare check. >> the studies show that people on welfare are using drugs much higher than the population. >> reporter: and that damning evidence helped the law pass by a 2-1 margin. with the strong support of people like representatives scott plaquein. >> i think in any law that we pass the first thing should be do no harm, by giving cash to somebody that has a drug habit, we're doing harm. >> reporter: we know how much poor people love drugs. >> well, i wouldn't say that poor people love drugs, aasif. but if we are giving you money, we're just asking you to take this test. >> reporter: but the insinuation by legislators that all poor people are on drugs doesn't sit well with some. >> i refuse to take the drug test. it is casting a cloud over a population of people with

followed a funeral of a palestinian man has been shot dead as police stormed the grounds of the city's luxor mosque it's like that holy to both muslims and druze and it's seen several clashes holing rumors that authorities allowed hardline jewish i to its access to the compound. and now. the king of spain son in law is being investigated for corruption has been questioned over claims that he misused public funds given to a foundation he controlled denies all the allegations of fraud that involve the millions of viewers they were and he wanted to protest in the spanish capital during the court hearing. and south africa's former president nelson mandela has successfully undergone surgery for an abdominal hernia and is now in a satisfactory condition and likely to be released within the next two days the ninety three year old and the apartheid i can officially retired in twenty term which was also his last public appearance and spent twenty seven years in prison for campaigning against the racist white school and was awarded the nobel peace prize. former soviet republics are some of them are se

as also exhibited "in the beautiful reliefs of his reign "in the great colonnade of the temple of luxor-- "we find extreme delicacy of style, "together with character of the utmost refinement. "in the case of a painted scene, vase, or statue, "the primary idea of art is obvious. "but in utilitarian objects,rt-- "as we know too well today-- is not a necessity. "here in this tomb, the artistic value "seems to have been always the first consideration. "what are the great qualities of egyptian art? "they are the sense of pure feeling "that creates an element of serene dignity-- "and herein lies its supreme essence-- "and the extraordinary degree of truth, form, and character "portrayed within such absolute simple and minimum line "by which it stands alone." brown: egyptian art was not immune to outside influence. in the shape of a pomegranate, this vase is witness to egypt's absorptive power. for one thing, silver was extremely rare in egypt. but for another, more importantly, pomegranates were not native to egypt at all, but to western asia. the egyptians adopted foreign designs and styles