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Social Networks Don't Waste Time, People Do. | WebProNews

Rated Nov 03 • 1 review • internet, social networking, facebook, twitter • webpronews.com

Agreeing with the author that we should not blame social networks for our failure to be more responsible with our time. Lack of productivity is the result of our misplaced priorities and mismanagement of the social applications that are meant to enhance not ruin our lives. Seems we are doing better at the latter.
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uganda.

Rated Oct 27 • 2 reviews • activism, environment, non profit, clean water • charitywater.org

Becky Straw, director of Charity Water Project and photographer Esther Havens team up to share a compelling story of how clean water has impacted on the life of women in Uganda and in the words of one woman, I am beautiful again. It's just an important reminder for us of the many things clean water means to those who have the least access to it these days.
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afrika aphukira: What Would Gandhi Do? Zimbabwe,...

Rated Oct 21 • 1 review • politics, neo imperialism, africa, zimbabwe, non violence • blogspot.com

Analysis of the Zimbabwe situation and how non-violence could be applied in that country's situation as a way toward resolving conflicts and bringing stability to the nation.
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009...

Rated Oct 14 • 2 reviews • american history • washingtonpost.com

Scholars reflect on whether John Brown who instigated a revolt against slavery in America on October 16, 1859 might be considered a 'terrorist' by today's definition of what is terrorism given his religious fervour and his view that slavery was 'evil' and thus warranted his methods at trying to end it.
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God is not the Creator, claims academic - Telegraph

Rated Oct 13 • 94 reviews • christianity, science, religion, bible, creation • telegraph.co.uk

Another theory being proposed by a Biblical scholar on Creation provides new evidence on how to interpret Genesis 1:1 and its implications for God as Creator. The article at least brings this new scholarship to light but fail to support how this is an original thought. I'd love to read the work myself.
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Russell Bishop: Women Are Unhappy? And Youre Surprised?

Rated Oct 13 • 1 review • women, women in leadership • huffingtonpost.com

Author discusses recent findings on how some American women although successful are unhappy. I agree with a major point he makes that where women achieve "success" built on the same faulty premise of patriarchy they are bound to end up with the same results of unfulfillment and unhappiness that humanity has found even with all the material success it gains.
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China celebrates 60 years - The Big Picture - Boston.com

Rated Oct 01 • 31 reviews • photography, news, china, celebration • boston.com

Spectacular photos of China's 60th anniversary celebrations!!
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009...

Rated Oct 01 • 1 review • books • washingtonpost.com

Chinua Achebe, renowned novelist and author of "Things Fall Apart" will after 20 years deliver his next novel. This is a collection of essays about education from childhood under British Colonial rule.
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Websters Jamaican - English Thesaurus Dictionary

Rated Sep 28 • 1 review • linguistics, english language, jamaican language • ebook30.com

Websters new Jamaican-English Thesarus is not for English Language speakers looking to learn Jamaican. Its for speakers of Jamaican, already fluent in their mother tongue to find synonyms in English Language for a Jamaican word. I'm wondering how many Jamaicans are able to read their oral tongue to be able to use this Thesarus. Hmmmm
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Jamaica Gleaner News - The origins of Christianity &...

Rated Sep 28 • 1 review • christianity, mithra, islam, religion • jamaica-gleaner.com

A comparative look at the historical roots of Christianity & Islam with the proposal of creating harmony instead of perpetuating differences. Perspective offered by Edward Seaga a former Prime Minister of Jamaica, trained in Sociology of Religion.
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