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African Travel Tips When Visiting Namibia
Namibia’s name is derived from the Namib Desert, which is believed to be the oldest desert in the world. This unique geological feature is recognized for the pristine and haunting quality of its landscape. It is this feature that most characterizes the country and is home to some of the country’s top tourist destinations, notably…
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7 reasons to use WordPress
WordPress is widely used by bloggers these days because it’s so easy to use and it’s free. Many of the small businesses these days also use WordPress to reach a larger group of people. It is beneficial for people who just don’t have enough time or money to have a website. Or, if you can…
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This guy turned me down! Should I try again or give it up altogether? read this right now
The answer is both, yes and no. If you like it so much, yes, why not, go ahead and try again. But no, don’t do it like you did last time. Find another approach, learn from your previous experience. If you haven’t, why not try the following? Control yourself if you want to have another…
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Signs: you are suffering from loneliness
Everything about your family life has suddenly changed due to your breakup, you feel empty, very vulnerable and alone in the world. Time passes so slowly that it makes hours seem like days, you soak your tear-soaked pillow every night not knowing what to do next, and you don’t feel like getting out of bed…
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St Croix, invisible to the world, thanks to the media
I am writing to highlight the plight of the US Virgin Islands after receiving a devastating knockout from Hurricanes Irma and Maria. The day before Hurricane Maria demolished Puerto Rico, on September 20, 2017, it destroyed the United States Virgin Islands, also called America’s Paradise, a group of islands in the Caribbean that lies 40…
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Traveling alone: 10 ways to save on individual supplements
In your school days, you may have discovered, as I did, that economics really is the “grim science.” However, I did learn a key fact. Supply and demand drive prices. For solo travel, the surcharge or “individual supplement” varies in part according to this proven rule. The good news? If you browse the Internet, you…
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Classmate PC: Intel’s Educational Initiative
Intel has devised a scheme similar to OLPC: the Intel-based Classmate PC. It is part of the Intel Education Initiative. The Intel Classmate is essentially a rugged, kid-friendly laptop designed for education, much like the One Laptop Per Child foundation, both laudable aspirations. But that’s where the similarities end… Unlike the One Laptop Per Child…
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Jesus’ plan in the Bible is that we all burn our Bibles now
There is a type of humor commonly known as a morbid sense of humor. 1.5 billion Chinese people often laugh when a person slips and falls. In America we call it slapstick humor when a person steps on a rake coming out of a bunker and the rake breaks and knocks out their teeth. Sex,…
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Living and working in sustainable environments – Introduction
In 1977 I tried to get into alternative energy, mainly because Uninterruptible power supply They weren’t available and computers didn’t like frequent power outages, so looking at fuel cells as using hydrogen and oxygen to create electrical power seemed like a good way to create electrical power without environmental impact. Siemens in Germany had significant…
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jealousy in lesbian relationships
When I was a child my mother always told me: “Don’t be jealous of others. Don’t wish for what others have. Don’t fight to possess and control someone, because in the end you will be alone as nothing belongs to us, but it is merely an experience.” “. She was a Buddhist sage who tried…
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