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In the history of the student movement in the world
If the United States has known in history
The international community as a modern democratic state of democracy in which the fourth (the press) of the landing head the most powerful nation in the world of Alia Enwrapped Throne (President Nixon in the scandal and Sergio), so perhaps France is the state of Western democracy student... (read more)
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Is there any one on this earth that will help me go back to court?
I would like to know if there is someone out in this world who would like to help me bring my family back together. If they would like to help me go back to court? I am not helpless but do not have the knowledge to even know how to start. I know i just want my boys back, Please.
Here is a letter I have written; please read it!
I have a... (read more)
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Value-centered Leadership
Value-centered leadership
A book on value-centered politics tells a story from India of a bird that lays its eggs in the stratosphere. The egg plunges down, while the embryo is madly gestating into a little bird that, at the last minute, mere yards above the rocks and branch-spikes, breaks from its shell and flies skyward toward the... (read more)
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My Petition
Hello, I visited Micronesia, and this is my petition about Labor Rights Abuses I found there
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/Help-Stop-Sweatshop-Labor
Please sign it, Thank YOU!!! (read more)
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Earth Quake - Bangladesh
Click the lInk for details
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/eqcenter/recenteqsww/Maps/10/90_25.php
Moderate quake hits northeastern Bangladesh
2 hours ago
A shallow, 4.9-magnitude earthquake hit northeastern Bangladesh early Sunday, meteorologists said.
The US Geological Survey (USGS) said the quake was centred 115 kilometres (70 miles)... (read more)
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CLIMATE CHANGE
Dear Friends on the Taking it Global Network,
I wriote these words last year and we are still in danger. The Forum is going ahead in Bulacan
the Philippines next May (5-5-2009/ 10/5/2009).
This is a message to everyone at TIG around the world. Next year will be the 1st World Creative Forum on Education for PEACE~THE ENVIRONMENT and... (read more)
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The Two Koreas
Reflections of Fidel:
PART I -
THE Korean nation, with its unique culture that differentiates it from its Chinese and Japanese neighbors, has existed for three thousand years. These characteristics are typical of societies in that Asian region, including those of China, Vietnam and others. There is nothing like it in Western cultures,... (read more)
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CHILD PROSTITUTION ON THE RISE IN BRAZIL
Brazil's economic crisis in recent years has aggravated chronic social ills, placing the country among other nations with the highest degree of unbalanced distribution of land and wealth in the world. As a sad illustration of further social decay, the Brazilian Center for Childhood and Adolescence (CBIA) has recently estimated that there are... (read more)
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The State, Compassion and Adversity
CHIDI AMUTA
Nations of the world are reacting in different ways to the increasing wave of hardship and imminent poverty epidemic around the world. The looming global economic crisis wears different faces: the virtual depression in the US economy; rising oil prices and the attendant astronomical hike in transportation and general living costs;... (read more)
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More on Celebrations of Universal Peace
From: Wilfried Fink
ABC4All Universal Ambassador
http://abc4all.net/ mentorwilfriedfink.htm
Date: Jul 26, 2008 1:46 AM Subject: Celebrations of Universal Peace
Dear friends of UPC,
We're at a special point in history. In September, the North Pole will be icefree for the first time.
Do... (read more)
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Untitled
PEACE in the Middle East - an ‘uphill task’
Although for decades the so-called peace process has made the headlines (latest Annapolis Dec 07), women, children and families increasingly suffer from violence, fear, dispossession, oppression, lack of security, freedom and basic human rights, not only in Palestine, Israel, Lebanon, Syria, and... (read more)
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Return from Malawi
Have just returned from my fourth trip to Malawi. This time my group included 6 amazing teenagers who were all committed to doing something about poverty, AIDS and orphans in this beautiful country. We spent time in a convent in Mchinji working with primary school students, doing art and educational projects, planting beans on the farm, and... (read more)
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splish splash..here comes a huge wave
Written on Wednesday 2 July 2008 at Inchanga Ranch, Johannesburg South Africa during the Bridge 2008 (the AIESEC in South Africa National Leadership Development Seminar)
Recently, about a month ago, I applied for an internship through my university. The internship is to be carried out abroad (outside South Africa). Therefore, the interviewing... (read more)
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Children Day in Sempaja Village
In July 1, 2008. Forum Anak Daerah Kalimantan Timur (East Borneo Children Forum) and Tourism Ambassador 2007 had done the activity in Sempaja Village in concern to celebrate the Children Day. We had done the small competition for children. It's a drawing poster. The theme was The Right of Children. Beside that, we also gave the aid for the... (read more)
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A New Approach to Mobile Messaging (TEX2+)
The Tex2+ project essentially offers a free way of communication between peers who download Tex2+. The user logs on to a wap site, registers and downloads the software free to begin messaging. This can be done online on our website or wap site after an invitation is received from a registered user.
The primary objective of the project aims... (read more)
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Searching for the Soul of a City…
So by now I’ve spent 10 months living and working in Almaty. I’ve had some time to think, what makes Almaty interesting? What sets it apart? Why am I writing about it…besides the obvious fact that it’s the only city I currently reside, and thus my only material for these ramblings.
Before talking about Almaty in specific, let’s... (read more)
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