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Posted by geri
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Monday, 16 July 2007 |
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A family in Angola, Indiana, dined at the local Pizza Hut at least once per week and always asked for Jessica to be their server. They'd chat about their lives and one day Jessica told them she'd tried college twice but had to drop out for lack of money. Last week, the family, who wish to remain anonymous, gave her a tip she'll never forget. (Click Read more to watch the video...) |
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Read more... [Family Gives Waitress $10,000 Tip for College]
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Posted by geri
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Monday, 16 July 2007 |
Singapore's minister said that the country's efforts at encouraging stronger inter-ethnic ties have led to people of different races and backgrounds enjoying one another's culture and traditions. (ChannelNewsAsia) If it works for Singapore, why not in the USA or France? I need to join in with my family at a fiesta!
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Posted by geri
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Thursday, 12 July 2007 |
"Malawi youth William Kamkwamba, without formal education or training, and having dropped out of school for lack of funds, constructed a windmill that could generate enough energy for a few light bulbs and a radio, changing his family’s life forever." No more expensive paraffin candles, with the smoke that burned his eyes. The household is bright and clean even on non-windy days since William rigged a car battery to store the energy. Blogs carrying his inspiring story led to an American speaking engagement and funds for his education. (Inhabitat) |
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Posted by geri
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Thursday, 12 July 2007 |
Yes, children all over the world need our help, but Rochester citizens remind us that sometimes we don't need to look any further than our own back yard to lend a hand. We can start small by encouraging a child at a nearby school who has no means of sharing treats with classmates on his birthday. The Adopt-A-City Classroom program is bonding neighborhoods of rich and poor, while providing school supplies and money for field trips to kids who just need a little encouragement. (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle) |
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Posted by Samar Fatany
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Wednesday, 11 July 2007 |
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Imams and khatibs must play a greater role in the fight against terrorism. This was the message of Saudi Interior Minister Prince Naif to 600 imams and khatibs who deliver Friday sermons in mosques across Saudi Arabia. He urged them to expose the falsehood of deviant ideology that continues to dupe Saudi youths... |
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Read more... [Saudi Minister Challenges Imams to Stand Up]
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