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Banksy work is ruined by mistake
Once again out of touch council officials destroy an irreplacable art work by Banksy. Thank goodness for his hometown of Bristol whose council has pledged never to destroy any of his work found there. " A mural by graffiti artist Banksy, which once featured on the cover of... End the farse, free doctors
Robert Templer, Asia program director of the International Crisis Group called government of Sri Lanka to alter course, provide a clear timetable to resettle the IDPs, and release the doctors. An estimated... Manmohan changed millions of lives: Time
"Manmohan changed millions of lives: Time" " Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's speeches may not be winning him followers but his work does and his actions have "changed tens of millions of lives for the better",... What Babies Do When Moms Are Not Around
Humanity is facing tremendous ecological and biological problems currently. Just after the swine flu pandemic panicked the world, a recent study made by a group of scientists could bring new fears to our troubled society. Based on the findings, our conception of what babies... Music to fight agains Mexican illegal immigration
The story of US borders patrol using all they can to fight against illegal immigration at the Mexican border is not new. But broadcasting Mexican songs on local radio for free to tell how dangerous it is to cross the border is really surprising. According to Carlos... Animal cruelty: cat shot 27 times with air rifle and lives
In a remarkable case of animal cruelty, a cat was shot 27 times with an air rifle, but survived. It was trapped in a cage and shot at point blank range, twice in the face, and the cat sill has some pellets lodged in...
created by Amy Judd | 2 years ago | updated 2 years ago
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3179 views | 60 recommendations | 11 comments
Online networking 'harms health' ?
Has the rise in the use of social networking had a negative or positive effect on our lives? " Dr Aric Sigman says websites such as Facebook set out to enrich social lives, but end up keeping people apart. Dr... Cold snap in Europe claims 13 more lives
Cold weather in Europe has claimed up to 13 more lives as the icy winter weather hit the continent, closing schools, roads, airports, and forcing people to go yet another day without heat and power. The gas cuts in... Military jet crash in San Diego kills 3; 1 missing
"Residents near Marine Corps Air Station Miramar are accustomed to loud, low-flying military jets, but they immediately knew something was wrong when they heard the skies thunder. The explosions came moments... Zimbabwe Crisis: Latest news
" For most people in the crisis-torn country, life is still a daily struggle to put food on their families’ plates. CAFOD has worked in Zimbabwe for many years but we need to re-double our efforts to feed... Drought Engulfs Bolivia: Thousands are affected
20,000 families affected by drought in bolivian.Drought has affected camacho,pacajes,loayza and ingavi also.There is a shortage of water for human and animals ." Bolivian families in LaPaz Department have been affected by drought for months, the Bolivian Agency of...
created by anamika.mis15 | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago
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267 views | 4 recommendations | 1 comment
Congratulations America
"It is actually the American people who are the real winners here, they are the ones who voted for a change. Once again America has proven that it can bring about change. I would not count on Obama himself to bring a real change, as we all remember, the newly elected... Is Goldman Sachs The Baddest of Them All?
Mark Faulk of The Faulking Truth Weighs In"- The Goldman Gang by Mark Faulk It's the stuff that Hollywood movies are made of; a greedy heartless mega-conglomerate... What Your Government Knows About Cannabis And Cancer -- And Isn't Telling You
" Paul Armentano What Your Government Knows About Cannabis And Cancer -- And Isn't Telling You Posted June 24, 2008 | 04:20 PM (EST) ... Indian author Aravind Adiga wins Man Booker Prize 2008
Beating predictions by bookies and others, debutant Indian novelist 33-year-old Aravind Adiga's book "The White Tiger" was on Wednesday declared the winner of the prestigious Man Booker Prize for Fiction for 2008.Adiga beat favourite Sebastian Barry to take the 50,000 pound...NowPublic on Facebook
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