All Blog Posts Tagged '2010' (10)

I touch many lives in real life, and hope to exponentially increase my ability to assist and inspire through online outreach and face to face counciling. I know that I can be an effective counsellor/trainer to help those who are abused, and to help stop the cycle of violence in Amarillo and the surrounding areas. I have an area of influence that is large. I have…

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The older he gets the sweeter he becomes i am proud to call him my father.A.V Koshy is my fathers name.And mine is Abigail.I am undeserving of him,I don't know where to begin for there are many wonderful things about him.He gets for me everything i desire but only if my mother does not mind,he is loving and kind and very sweet he makes friends easily and i learnt that from him and he knows and answers all the questions i lay down to him.He is hard working and doesn't care what consequences he… Continue

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It's on! So the internet is nominated for the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize and I wanna help it win. A member of the Evoke Network MoE (Stefano

Cieri) has helped rally Evoke agents around the world to help.

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The University of South Africa is launching another of its fog-harvesting systems in South Africa today, this one in the country's Eastern Cape…

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In 2010 we will have distributed millions of water filtration devices to people all over the developing world. Governments will have joined together in a movement to declare water a fundamental right of all humanity. Continue

Well, the day is almost over in Sweden now...but today was WORLD WATER DAY, so I hope everyone celebrated by not buying bottled water! Actually, I hope that you buy bottled water as little as possible- especially if you're in a country where you don't need it. Canada and Sweden's water is just as clean from the taps. And it's FREE. So don't forget that, and don't take it for granted!…



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My older brother sent me an email about Zimbabwe's financial situation last year. I don't know the latest on this, but I saw a video that really affected me. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ubJp6rmUYM

What our quest in areas of food shortage doesn't emphasize is the relationship between agriculture and economics in Zimbabwe.

Can you imagine spending ten hours a day with a hand-sized hoe or a small basket searching…

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Its the year 2020, the scheme that was launched in the previous decade of "meat free mondays" expanded to become a national policy to reduce the meat intake of the wh*** nation to help save methane damage to the environment. We are now only allowed to have the equivalent quantity of meat of just one chicken drumstick per meal for two meals of the day. The rest of the meal is made up out of grains and pulses to make sure that we have the right balance of protien and B vitamins in our diet.… Continue