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Posted On:  Dec 16, 2011

  Outdoor guinea pig hutch plans
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Posted On:  Apr 15, 2010

  The new scramble for Africa
Franklin W Knight FOR the past decade there has been a new scramble for Africa. Scrambling for Africa is nothing new. It reached its apogee in 1884 when 13 European powers and the United States convened at the palace of German Chancellor Otto von Bismarck to carve up the continent into...... [view]
Posted By:  zephyr
Posted On:  Jul 1, 2008

  Salvador Allende: His Example Lives On
Reflections of Fidel: HE was born one hundred years ago in Valparaiso, in southern Chile, on June 26, 1908. His father, a middle-class lawyer and notary, was a member of Chile’s Radical Party. When I was born, Allende was already 18 years old. He was pursuing secondary studies in high...... [view]
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  CLC West Africa Final Report
Submitted By:   DeepEndZen
Author Name:  TakingITGlobal
Published:  2008-12-22 		  Description:   Between 2006 and 2008, TakingITGlobal ran a local engagement program in 5 West African countries - Cote d'Ivoire, Guinea, Liberia, Nigeria and Sierra Leone. The intent was to encourage young West Africans to address a variety of issues through Information and Communications Technologies. This report was submitted to the Open Society Institute for West Africa (OSIWA), the major funder for the project
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