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News :: Environment : International : Media : Social Welfare : War and Militarism |
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The Shortwave Report 06/07/13 Listen Globally! |
by Dan Roberts
outfarpress (nospam) saber.net (verified) |
06 Jun 2013
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A weekly 30 minute review of international news and opinion, recorded from a shortwave radio and the internet. With times, frequencies, and websites for listening at home. 3 files- Highest quality broadcast, regular broadcast, and slow-modem streaming. China Radio international, Radio Deutsche-Welle, the Voice of Russia, Radio Havana Cuba, and NHK World Radio Japan. |
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History, subordination weighs heavily on unfinished Arab Spring |
by Systemic Disorder
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06 Jun 2013
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Western imperial powers have a long history of interference in Egyptian affairs. The failures of the Arab Spring can’t be disentangled from this history. |
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News :: Education : Environment |
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Journal Of The AMA Reports 70,000 Person Study: Vegetarians & Vegans Live Longer |
by AFP And Others
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05 Jun 2013
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Loma Linda University study of 70,000 people
over 6 years reported in the Journal of the AMA has found vegans and vegetarians
live longer, as have a number of other studies. |
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The Difference between Heads and Tails (pt. 2) |
by Sudhama Ranganathan
uconnharassment (nospam) gmail.com (unverified) |
05 Jun 2013
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Boy do we like teams! There’s just something about human nature that compels us to pick a side and then just stay there arguing for the merits of that side or not, no matter what. We do that in sports, of course, and why not? What’s the harm? We can cheer when they win and feel disappointed with them when they lose. And, when we turn off the TV, close the app, go to a different web address, turn off the radio or leave the pub we can take the memory and emotion with us as much as we choose and leave the rest behind. |
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When You Can See the Fact They're Manipulating, They Have Lost a Key Advantage |
by Sudhama Ranganathan
uconnharassment (nospam) gmail.com (unverified) |
04 Jun 2013
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Harassment within an institution is almost never an easy thing to deal with, for most victims of it, in most situations that is. The reason being, whether people harass you for your religion, your ethnic background, your race, your nationality, your gender or whatever else, when it’s serious harassment, the people doing the harassment specifically intend to make life difficult for you. Most people give up and leave whatever situation they are in, and if that works for them, that’s fine. For those that decide to stay in, whatever situation the harassment is happening in, say they need the job, need the education, do not feel they want to give in or for whatever other reasons, though it will be intimidating at first, with a little alertness, diligence and willpower you can learn to navigate through the illegal activity until the behavior ceases, you resolve it some other way or you reach whatever goal you sought in the place in which the harassment occurs. |
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