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As exotic as the name is, Agadez is the remotest place to be on the earth or as often called the beginning of the end of the world. Situated in Republic of Niger in West Africa, a land lock country that is covered in Sahara Desert and its only source of..
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Direct talks between arch foes, Israel and Iran, in 30 years, were held under the auspices of an initiative of Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd.
According to...
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Well, I wanted submitting a newslink only, but a topic of computing addiction is really a rising issue in the USA.
As a next new centre to open in New York in a few...
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I just came back from a journey abroad. My travels took me to two continents. But it was one question that followed me all through: what happened to America?
Those...
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Calling all citizens young and old: Your country needs you and your children to be Swine Flu vaccine guinea pigs.
The race is on: The government and vaccine makers...
made popular Jul 23 2009
The Plague was on her way to Baghdad when she came across an old man. He asked, “Where are you going”? The Plague answered, “To Baghdad to kill 10,000...
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And here is a new M. Kerjman publication “The X-Challenge: Realm of Senses”.
If even at the end it brings about just some solutions to tackling a pig flue and...
made popular Apr 30 2009
This post is especially directed towards those who are in denial about the terror potential of Islam and continue to defend Muslims. It is true that there are numerous...
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The Gaza Strip is now the largest concentration camp in the world. The situation grows steadily more insufferable for the 1.5 million Palestinians who live there....
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I was a big fan of Oswald Spengler. I thought The Decline of the West was one of the most prescient books ever written. Everything does come and go in cycles. You can...
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The world has become an ugly, nasty place. I don’t think there is a single country that has been able to truly escape the wrath of the greed, violence,...
made popular Dec 9 2008
Liberty rules!?!
One more proficient in social engineering than your author is, could suggest, by surely free and independent nations, a notion of a common culture...
made popular Nov 27 2008
We have all heard of some pretty silly laws. Here are twenty-five of the craziest I have ever heard of. (With the exception of #25, I think it is an unwritten law...
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A group of rapists and date rapists in prison were interviewed on what they look for in a potential victim and here are some interesting facts:
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When your apartment gets to this point, I wonder if you even bother shitting in the toilet, or anywhere near the bathroom, for that matter. The moment you feel a dump...
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The populations of the world’s common birds are declining as a result of continued habitat loss, a global assessment has warned.
The survey by BirdLife...
made popular Sep 22 2008
For centuries, restaurants have been making the same fiscal error time and time again: serving delicious food at reasonable prices.
made popular Sep 12 2008
Be a bit of a pain if it did, wouldn’t it? And the most frustrating thing is that we won’t know for sure either way until the European laboratory for...
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The Afghan girl, the first baby to be photographed in the womb, the pregnant five year old girl...see these amazing photos here.
The mushroom cloud over Nagasaki etc....
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The two tribes lived there in a plum lakeside community when the Sahara Desert, as we know it, was a lush, green country, but were separated by effects of climate...
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