good afternoon.. i feel really sad when i read about bombing in the boston marathon...sport suppossed to be sign of friendship of all human..but now some people have ruined it..what can of devil who can do such thing?? lets pray for the victims lets pray that this wont happen again...ever here some news about it i found on net They have come for our churches, our schools, our national monuments, our kids with more and more frequency. Foreign and domestic terrorists, from Al-Qaeda to Timothy McVeigh to Adam Lanza, armed with their gripes and guns, their bombs and beliefs, their holy wars and gutless stands taken against the innocent. It was only a matter of time before they came for our sports again. And when two IEDs (improvised explosive devices) were detonated near the finish line at the Boston Marathon, killing three and injuring many more, there was at least some sense this day had been coming all along. The idea, after all, with this cowardly and disgruntled minority is to inflict as much death and destruction not simply upon Americans but our way of life, and so events like the Boston Marathon were always vulnerable, just like Atlanta Olympics in 1996. There is perhaps no greater demonstration of the human spirit in sports than the 26.2-mile marathon; the resilience required is inspiring. And there is no greater marathon than Boston, the whole city taking off and basking in what is a holiday. These moments should be off limits, but this is why they are not. No longer can we call games our refuge from the ugliness. It is simply the next battlefield in man’s inhumanity to man. That we have adopted an almost routine following this kind of carnage speaks to its increasing frequency. We offer our hearts and prayers on Facebook, Twitter and beyond. source: http://msn.foxsports.com/other/story/boston-marathon-bombings-time-for-prayer-and-for-strength-to-fight-back-041513
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