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by Bruno Korschek - 2010-09-30
I had always thought that being a racist was a bad thing. The dictionary defines a racist as someone who expresses "hatred or intolerance of another race or races." In my understanding, a racist consi...
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by Rev. Michael Bresciani - 2010-09-29
Tea Party backed Christine O'Donnell's spectacular win in Delaware combined with others around the nation has bolstered conservative hopes of busting the liberal stronghold on both the Congress and th...
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by Charles Bloom - 2010-09-19
Americans overwhelmingly choose plastic. Per year they use around 90 million plastic versus 5 billion paper bags. Most people probably don't think twice about choosing plastic. Then they go home and s...
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by Linda Rosenberg - 2010-09-10
Our understanding of the effectiveness of healthcare interventions continues to grow - in particular, our understanding of the impact of such interventions on individuals with mental illness and subst...
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by MEReza - 2010-09-09
When China observed a day of mourning on 15th August 2010 for the victims of the previous week's deadliest mudslide in Zhouqu, Gansu province, similar calamities of varying scale occurred elsewhere in...
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by Dane Smith - 2010-08-26
Despite its apolitical mandate, the Federal Reserve remains one of the most politically sensitive institutions in the world, as evidenced by Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke's opinion column on November 29th...
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by Dezan Shira - 2010-08-23
In the country's largest relocation program since the Three Gorges Dam, China has ordered over 330,000 residents to leave their homes as the Yangtze River is diverted to serve drought-prone cities in ...
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by Steve de Greenwood - 2010-07-26
The Chinese government owned news agency - Xinhua has started broadcasting events happening in China in the English language. The Chinese government has always claimed that the western media is unfair...
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by Dane Smith - 2010-07-16
The 30 year rate dropped this week from 4.69 to 4.58. This is quite a large drop for a week. What makes it even more interesting is that 4.69 from last week was already an all time historic low. We ar...
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by Dezan Shira - 2010-05-26
China and India have improved the lives of more slum dwellers than any other country, the United Nations Human Settlements Program newly launched State of the World Cities 2010/2011 report said.UN-HAB...
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by Ejaz Aalam - 2010-02-27
Whaling has plagued the oceans for centuries and although it has always had some impact on the ecosystem, since ancient whalers were mostly confined to coastal and near coastal waters the impact was s...
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by Rev. Michael Bresciani - 2010-02-19
The stimulus bills one and two are being heralded as the best way to jumpstart the economy. If representatives had been listening to the American people as they were elected to do there would be no st...
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by PeopleFinders.com - 2010-01-26
There are sexual offenders living in typical neighborhoods all throughout the United States. Some live near schools, day care centers or the homes of people who may be viewed as potential targets for ...
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by Peter J Moore - 2009-12-27
So just who is responsible for this one; who is responsible for creating so much national and international debt? Some would say it hit us as far back as 2007 but statistics show that it was more like...
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by PokerPadme - 2009-12-03
President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo has declared her intention to run for Congress after her presidency. As it is, she is the second longest running president of the Philippines and now will be the firs...
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by ishaa goyal - 2009-11-18
THE ATLANTIS Space Shuttle had a successful launch from Pad 39A at 2:28Pm Easter Time on Monday, November 16. The Space shuttle launch took place at the Kennedy Space Centre, where the weather was qui...
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by Rev. Michael Bresciani - 2009-11-10
It might seem a bit like asking a fox why another fox attacked the hen house and to others the question of why the physician could not heal himself is not likely to be answered by his equally bewilder...
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by JD Levens - 2009-11-10
Congressional efforts to extend jobless benefits and the $8,000 homebuyer tax credit are cultured in the battle to prevent a double-dip recession. With unemployment approaching double-digits, there ar...
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by Denis Van Loan D.D.S. - 2009-07-15
The shocking truth about the science of global warming is this: It is not due to hydrocarbon use. Fossil fuels have nothing to do with it, in spite of what the media and a Nobel prize winner, Al Gore,...
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by tarodoug - 2009-05-03
According to various sources there are big difference between the real estate head count of the National Association of Realtors and other credible sources. Recently, RIS media stated total agents to ...
