News & Society

Factory Farms Not So Bad After All

By Gene Hall · 14 years ago

I’ve been thinking lately about the term "factory farm." I know it angers animal agriculture producers, and it hacks me off, too—I think because it’s spit out of the mouths and keyboards of agriculture’s enemies ...

My visit to Iran

By Azi Ebrahimi · 14 years ago

My visit to Iran I went to Iran, the country of my birth, in November of 2009 and stayed there for two months after being away for 30 years. I had left Iran right before ...

Lito Atienza For Manila Mayor - Making Prolife A Centerstage

By James Latona · 14 years ago

In the forthcoming Manila elections, a nominee with supreme pro life advocacy has indicated his desire to lead Manila to a new beginning. Lito Atienza for Manila mayor is a motto which represents a suitable ...

Designs N Gold Sponsors Appreciation Dinner For Pearl Harbor Survivors

By Colette Aoki · 14 years ago

On Saturday, February 6, 2010, at 5:30PM, Designs N Gold, a Hawaiian jewelry manufacturer based in Honolulu, Hawaii in association with the Kailua Elks Lodge will sponsor an appreciation dinner for survivors of the attack ...

Nobel Laureates of 2009

By Jameson Parker · 14 years ago

The Nobel Prizes are universally regarded as the most prestigious and renowned awards given for intellectual performance in the world. The Nobel Foundation started in 1900 based on the will and testament of Alfred Nobel ...

Public Record Search Online

By Ben Dave · 14 years ago

Criminal Records contain a person’s criminal history that can be a great tool in assessing his or her trustworthiness. That is in fact helpful especially if you were an employer or a lender who is ...

The Greensboro Four And The Power Of Black Youth

By Reggie Dunlop · 14 years ago

Black History. Read about it. Be about it. (4blackyouth.com) The place was Greensboro, North Carolina. The era was the "Jim Crow" segregated south. Whites enjoyed the privilege of dining wherever they pleasured, while negro's/colored were ...

Indian unorganized retail sector & its challenge

By William Kerr · 14 years ago

Indian unorganized retail sector & its challenge India is the only one country having the highest shop density in the world, with 11 outlets per 1000 people (12 million retail shops for about 209 million ...

Youtube Censorship Debate: Activists announce PRUDETUBE DAY.

By Camilla Beck · 14 years ago

Youtube Censorship Debate: Activists announce PRUDETUBE DAY. Every 13th. Every month. This thing is becoming viral: "Fed up with Youtube Censorship" a dude calling himself "Defcon" uploaded a WEIRD video to Youtube announcing an "international ...

Argentine president: Eat pork, spice your sex life

By Fan Jinlong · 14 years ago

Argentina’s president thinks eating pig meat is really sexy. Many people in this beef-loving nation reacted with surprise on Thursday after Cristina Fernandez promoted pork in a speech during which she not only said pork ...

The Hard Lesson Which Ever Beckons

By William Kerr · 14 years ago

Deepak Chopra once said, in one of his innumerable books, that everyone is doing the best they can, given their level of understanding. What he meant I think, was that most of the time, most ...

Women Nobel Laureates in 2009

By Jameson Parker · 14 years ago

The Nobel Foundation started in 1900 based on the will and testament of Alfred Nobel written on 27th November 1895. As per his wish, the award should be given to those who make outstanding contributions ...

Checking online news for instant updates

By D. Damien · 14 years ago

For many people a day is incomplete without reading the newspaper. It is obviously a good habit to keep oneself updated about what’s going across the globe. Therefore taking the help of a newspaper is ...

2010 Automated Election- A Vision of Philippines fight Against Corruption

By Rodel Gana · 14 years ago

We have been in the midst of poverty for a very long time. We have suffered theft, injustice and manipulation since we have mistakenly elected those clever officials, in a sense that they paid millions ...

Pastry Shoe Icons Vanessa And Angela Simmons Donate To Haiti Earthquake Victims

By Love Pastry · 14 years ago

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 18, 2010 NEW YORK, NY – Celebrity sisters and Pastry shoe brand entrepreneurs, Vanessa and Angela Simmons, announced their commitment to provide assistance through official Haiti earthquake relief efforts. The powerful ...