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INTERNET- death of NEWSPAPER

by paran rocks

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July 13, 2013

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ITS BASED ON MY DAY TO DAY EXPERINCE AND MY OBSERVATIONS

THE AUTHORIZATION OF INCEST IN ISLAM

by ADAM SEYMOUR

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April 12, 2013

1 day reads: 7

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Incest is defined as sexual relations between persons who are so closely related that their marriage is either illegal or forbidden by custom. The prohibition of incest is and has been one of the most common of all cultural taboos, both in current nations and many past societies. In other words, it is an universal taboo. However, contrary to all human decency, incest is not a sin and is permitted in some specific instances in Islam.

I Cannot Sneeze

by lucky

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June 10, 2008

1 day reads: 7

Comments: 25

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A 57 year old man cannot complete a sneeze for no apparent medical reason.

THE LIMITATION OF THE THEORY OF BIGBANG.

by Asad Emon

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November 29, 2011

1 day reads: 6

Comments: 1

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aware about cosmology.

The Back to Back House in 19th Century England

by Val Mansell

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March 10, 2013

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This article is an account of what it would have been like to live in a Back to Back house in Nineteenth Century England. These were once the most commonest form of housing and were built in response to a specific housing need at the time. In the wake of the Industrial Revolution people lived in poverty and squalor, but for the most part, they were happy.

Freddie Mercury, The First Indian Rock Star,,,possibly Muslim?

by Rassool Auckbaraullee

Article / Non-Fiction

August 04, 2009

1 day reads: 5

Comments: 11

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Freddie's real name was Farroukh

The Gods Role in the Trojan War

by bywena

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May 20, 2012

1 day reads: 4

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The roles of the Gods and Goddesses in Greek Mythology amd their culture and religion

IS MUHAMMAD IN HEAVEN OR HELL?

by SINCLAIR JUNIOR

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November 01, 2012

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The entire structure of Islam stands upon the belief that Muhammad was the greatest prophet in the history of mankind. As such, we would expect Allah to reward him with heavenly bliss immediately upon his death. Yet, Islam itself teaches that following his death, the greatest prophet of Allah descended into Hell.Unbelievable? Read on!

Four Elements: The Story of Our Lives

by KamranRifat

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May 10, 2011

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These four basic elements: Air, Earth, Fire and Water, about which the Modern Science now believes that they do not cover the definition of elements, are the essential part of all the creations of the universe. The existence of the total material world is because of these elements. This first part of the two part series looks at the general and popular concepts regarding the four elements.

The Importance of Slang

by Critica

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February 09, 2010

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The importance of slang within our culture, and the growth of slang into literary terms.

My Japan: A Trip to the Store

by Joe Skriv

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November 03, 2009

1 day reads: 1

Comments: 16

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A photo essay of a trip for groceries in Yokohama.

WOMEN LIBERATION MOVEMENT IN THE MILLENIAL NIGERIAN SOCIETY

by Justice Erhiawarien

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March 16, 2011

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Comments: 4

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Are you a Nigerian, an African; a Father, a Brother, a Sister, a Mother, a Wife? Then you must be concerned and read accordingly.

Manifesto of the Russian Party of Bolsheviks

by Gachikus

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March 09, 2011

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Opportunism of official communist parties forces us, Russian Bolsheviks, to create our own party

Moroccans Writing in English

by A Moroccan writer

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March 09, 2012

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This article is about the contribution of Moroccans to writing in English. It discusses why Moroccans don't write in English and what they can benefit from writing in it. I tackle this issue from my own perspective, being an English teacher and a Moroccan able to see the (huge) vacuum with regard to English literary works written by Moroccan intellectuals.

The Birth of Gothic Horror and Beyond

by Val Mansell

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April 28, 2013

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This is a short article relating to the genre of Gothic Horror, its origins through literature and later through the medium of film and the enduring popularity it still holds in contemporary society.

L'ITALIA IL PRIVILEGIO DI VIVERCI

by terrypoem

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July 28, 2016

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ITALIA: IL PRIVILEGIO DI VIVERCI Perché amare l’Italia? E’ una domanda che purtroppo affiora sempre più spesso. Dico purtroppo perché dovrebbe essere già evidente, soprattutto a chi ci vive, di quante e quali meraviglie è costellata la penisola. Questo è il Paese di tutto e del suo contrario, dei falsi invalidi e dei veri eroi, del passato difficile e dell’antichità gloriosa, della mancata sobrietà istituzionale e del vino che tutti vorrebbero bere; la patria delle trasformazioni e dei valori immutabili; il giardino della Storia e il nido dell’Arte; il posto dove tutti si sentono a casa, anche quelli che lasciano la propria per visitarlo. Da noi il caffè è buono anche quando è amaro e la speranza corre più volentieri sopra le macerie, perché non riusciamo ad evitare i crolli però, quando è il momento, sappiamo ricostruire. Siamo gli architetti del riscatto, gli ambasciatori più credibili di quella rinascita alla quale, talvolta, non crediamo neppure noi. In Italia parliamo tante lingue diverse: c’è chi preferisce quella dell’onestà e del coraggio, chi predilige quella della presunta furbizia e altri ancora, purtroppo, quella muta dell’indifferenza. Abbiamo insomma tanti vocabolari, eppure dimoriamo nella stessa biblioteca. E quando facciamo silenzio e riflettiamo su dove abbiamo il privilegio di vivere – in Italia – la nostra espressione dice sempre una cosa sola: MERAVIGLIA. Teresa Averta

Top ten Ancient Greek monsters

by Ralf Dunn

Article / Non-Fiction

April 05, 2017

1 day reads: 1

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In this list, I count down the worst creatures of all of the world in the time of Ancient Greece.

Format Your Brain

by Juggernaut

Article / Non-Fiction

June 09, 2012

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“To feel at ease or enjoy a particular type of music or a tune, your brain has to be formatted to accept that particular tune,” “When you listen to a new tune or alien music for the very first time, you don’t enjoy as much as your favorite tunes because your brain has not yet formatted to receive the new tune, as you listen to the new tune repeatedly, the new tune begins to make a format in the brain and you start enjoy listening to it thereafter

Problems in Society

by Don George

Article / Non-Fiction

November 07, 2011

1 day reads: 0

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Summary

This was done as an assignment for above mentioned class.

The Post Industrial Society

by Val Mansell

Article / Non-Fiction

January 23, 2013

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Daniel Bell, the American sociologist who coined the terms ‘post-industrial’ and ‘the information society’ and predicted the end of communism, the rise of the internet and other trends long before they occurred. The Coming of Post-Industrial Society Bell suggested that we are moving into a new phase of society, where the primary industries are service-based, the most marked growth being in information analysis and processing. At a time when the computer was still restricted to large company or government installations, he foresaw that information transfer would be central to this new order, and hence the computer would come to be definitive as much as the motor car had, thus predicting the need for the Internet. The reasoning behind this came from the decline in traditional manufacturing and raw materials processing; mining, steel making and motor manufacturing were all giving way to banking, retailing and fast-food. Bell sees this as a symptom of a change towards a more scientifically led society that places knowledge as the instrument of power. Industries that advance this knowledge or redistribute it are held in high regard. Perhaps the most obvious example of this in today's society is Google, which has now become one of the most well-known brands across the globe.

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