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Articles about Current Affairs (0-50 of 932)
- Is The World Getting Odder?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - Oddity #1: As of 2009 there are more new fragrances released yearly than there were in the 1970's and 1980's combined - at least 500 a year. In 2008 celebrity scents made up 10% of fragrance sales - more than 3 million bottles. It seems perfume is the best way to sell celebrity. The perfume houses don't pay for what's in the bottles. Fragrance manufacturers develop scents for free and share the profits with the perfume houses. Also, having celebrities' names on the bottles saves millions of adve ...
Tags: Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women, Men
- Is Technology Going Too Far?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - Cablevision in New York is using interactive technology. Starting in October 2009 approximately 3 million digital subscribers will be offered "Optimum Select". When Optimum Select commercials are shown, viewers can use the select button on their remote controls to request more information, coupons or a free sample of the product in the ad. Benjamin Moore paint is one of the national brands that will air interactive ads. When the technology is more developed, viewers will be able to buy products ...
Tags: Technology, Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women, Men
- What Can Make Living More Livable?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - According to a variety of research, a little stress can be healthy. All stress produces destructive free radicals and hormones like cortisol, but the body starts healing as soon as it senses damage. If the stress is short-term, the body heals quickly and has energy left over to repair everyday wear and tear. Good stress can be mental (crossword puzzle), physical (treadmill workout) or psychological (public speaking); but the stress has to ease quickly so the body has time to both heal and repair ...
Tags: Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women, Men
- Are All Winners Created Equal?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - Bjorn Halvard Knappskog, a 19-year-old student from Norway, won the 2009 Monopoly World Championship. Players from 41 countries participated in the 2-day tournament. The games were played in English, with interpreters to help with Monopoly negotiations in different languages. Based on the streets of Atlantic City, more than 275 million copies of the ever-popular real estate game have been sold in 106 countries since being introduced in 1935. Knappskog won $20,580 - the amount in the bank of stan ...
Tags: Winners, Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women, Men
- How Much Care Goes Into Health Care?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - Every July since 1999 the fairgrounds in Wise, Virginia have been turned into a field hospital by the "Remote Area Medical Expedition". Free care is provided to those in need. Sanitized horse stalls become examining rooms. A poultry barn is fitted with optometry equipment. An open-air pavilion is filled with dental chairs and lamps. A converted 18-wheeler is an x-ray facility. During the 3-day event 2,700 people from 16 states were treated. Over 50% had no health insurance and 47% were underinsu ...
Tags: Health Care, Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women, Men
- How Much Care Goes Into Health Care?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - Every July since 1999 the fairgrounds in Wise, Virginia have been turned into a field hospital by the "Remote Area Medical Expedition". Free care is provided to those in need. Sanitized horse stalls become examining rooms. A poultry barn is fitted with optometry equipment. An open-air pavilion is filled with dental chairs and lamps. A converted 18-wheeler is an x-ray facility. During the 3-day event 2,700 people from 16 states were treated. Over 50% had no health insurance and 47% were underinsu ...
Tags: Health Care, Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women, Men
- Did You Ever Wonder About This?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - Between 2005 and 2006 the Transportation Security Administration confiscated 13 million items from passengers' carry-on bags. Liquids in access of 3 ounces are immediately disposed of. Guns and firearms are turned over to local law enforcement. Items of value - electric saws, meat cleavers, 10-pound exercise weights, even a kitchen sink - are donated to state surplus agencies and sold - the states keeping the profits. Bats, clubs, knives and blades are confiscated the most; but instead of legall ...
Tags: Culture and Society, Current Affairs, Women, Men
- Am I The Only Parent Who Didn't Know?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - Researchers at Quebec's Laval Hospital believe that it's not just genes that promote obesity. There seems to be something in obese women's wombs that programs fetuses to become fat children and adults. The study found that children born to severely obese mothers were very likely to become severely obese. However, children born to the same mothers after the mothers had bypass surgery were not very likely to become severely obese. Those children also had lower levels of blood fats and other indica ...
Tags: Parenting, Child Development, Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women
- Are We Really What We Eat?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - According to a 2001-2006 government health survey of approximately 3,000 children who'd been given blood tests, at least 20% of children aged 1 to 11 don't get enough vitamin D. That puts them at risk for weak bones, infections, diabetes and some cancers. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends children have 400 units of vitamin D daily. Because many children don't drink 4 cups of fortified milk a day or eat lots of fish or spend enough time outside to get vitamin d from the sun, vitamin D ...
Tags: Health, Nutrition, Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women, Men
- What Else Is Changing In The 21st Century?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - Police talk changed to code in the 1920's because of the scarcity of radio channels. Police had to get on and off the air quickly. It was also thought codes would provide privacy. Not anymore. In fact, the differences in local codes cause confusion. For example, an Independence, Missouri police dispatcher used plain English - instead of 10/33 - when radioing the Highway Patrol that one of their officers was down. To the highway Patrol 10/33 meant traffic backup. In 2006 the Department of Homelan ...
Tags: Change, Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women, Men
- Is Every Study Worth Studying?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - According to a study published in the "British Journal of Psychiatry", children who eat too much candy become violent as adults. More than 17,000 children born in 1970 were studied for almost 40 years. Of the children who ate candy daily at age 10, 69% were arrested for a violent offense by age 34. It wasn't the candy that caused the violence. Supposedly parents who use candy to bribe children to be good are teaching them to want immediate gratification, which supposedly leads to impulsive behav ...
Tags: Studies, Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women, Men
- Am I The Only One Surprised By This?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - In 2005 a manure fire started in a Nebraska feed lot, spread and burned for months. Manure stored in bags on a truck in Texas started a deadly fire. It seems that as manure breaks down, it produces both methane and hydrogen sulfide gases. If this happens in extremely hot weather, spontaneous combustion can occur. The manure can explode and catch fire. Exploding manure isn't uncommon on farms and isn't an uncommon cause of wildfires. Now knowing the danger of combining manure with hot air, it's s ...
Tags: Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women, Men
- Is Change Another Word For Progress?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - As times change, so do companies. In 1806 William Colgate founded a company to make soap, candles and starch. Colgate toothpaste wasn't made until 1873. In 1837 John Deere was a frustrated blacksmith in Grand Detour, Illinois trying to make plows that cut through the area's clay. When he started to make his plows with cast steel, he started the John Deere Equipment Company. In 1866 David McConnell sold books door-to-door. To appeal to women customers he offered free perfume. When the perfume bec ...
Tags: Change, Progress, Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women, Men
- Is There An Upside To A Down Economy?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - For those confused by the stock market, there are simpler indicators of an improved economy. According to a restaurant advisory consultant, large piles of garbage behind restaurants mean people are eating out again. According to a chief economist, people wear bright colors when they're confident. Because men's ties are an inexpensive way to change a wardrobe, men wear pink or fuchsia ties. According to a market research analyst, because jeans are relatively inexpensive, they're one of the first ...
Tags: Economy, Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women, Men
- Are We "peticular" About Pets?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - Veterinarians are reporting dogs and cats are living longer - some for more than 15 years. Dogs' longevity is directly related to breed size. Toy breeds live longest (12-14 years). Giant breeds live the shortest time (6-8 years). However, mixed breeds tend to live longer than pure breeds. In estimating a dog's age 1 dog year equals 12 people years, 2 dog years equal 24 people years and every dog year after that equals 4 people years. Thus a 12-year-old dog would be 64 people years. As for cats, ...
Tags: Pets, Animals, Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women, Men
- Marching To A Different Drummer?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - Edna St. Vincent Millay, the poet, and Margaret Mead, the anthropologist, both were previous owners of the house at 75 1/2 Bedford Street in Greenwich Village, New York. The 3-story, red brick building was built in 1873 and supposedly has plenty of light supplied by large windows in front and back, as well as a skylight. The current owner bought the house in 2000 for $1.6 million. In 2009 it was for sale for $2.7 million. Because the house is only 9.5 feet wide and 42 feet long, like its previou ...
Tags: Interesting People, Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women, Men
- Does Technology Have To Be Technical?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - Nike and several other shoe companies are making shoes that look like gloves for feet with a pocket for each toe. This new trend in running shoes is designed for wannabe barefoot runners, runners who are "efficient and biomechanically gifted runners" that want to protect the soles of their feet. Those are runners who don't need features for stability and motion control that are built into more traditional running shoes. Running shoes were invented in the 70's by then Oregon University track coac ...
Tags: Technology, Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women, Men
- Where Do You Find Heroes?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - Carol Buckley trained her own elephant and traveled with circuses until realizing captivity is cruel to elephants. In 1995 she co-founded the Elephant Sanctuary - 112 acres in rural Tennessee. Operating on private donations and corporate sponsorships, it's now 2,700 acres - the largest natural refuge of its kind in the U.S. It's home to Tara, who lived in the back of a truck at a tire store; Shirley, who performed in a circus until a broken leg put her in the freak show; and 13 other rescue elep ...
Tags: Heroes, Inspiration, Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women, Men
- Is Health Wasted On The Young?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - According to 2 studies published in the journal "Pediatrics", Americans don't get enough vitamin D; and that deficiency could cause cardiovascular disease, diabetes and certain cancers. One study looked at federal health statistics for children 1 to 21 and found nearly 8 million children deficient and 50.8 million insufficient in vitamin D, increasing their risk of osteoporosis. The second study found teenagers with the lowest levels of vitamin D had 2 times the risk of high blood pressure and h ...
Tags: Health, Health Studies, Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women, Men
- Is Technology The Only Answer?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - A "Bikestation" for 130 bikes, lockers and a small repair shop opened outside Washington, D.C. in October 2009. It is conveniently located next to the Metro subway exit at Union Station for use by commuters who want to cycle in the city. For an annual membership or a daily usage fee, the system provides secure storage for bicycles, reduces traffic and encourages exercise. An annual survey of Bikestation users in California showed that 30% previously commuted by car. Comparable facilities in Germ ...
Tags: Good Ideas, Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women, Men
- Do All Good Ideas Come From Bad Needs?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - In 1994 MIT researchers built their first robotic fish. However, the 2009 version is a new species. It's made of a single, soft polymer and modeled after both bass and trout. At 5 to 18 inches long, the new robofish is much smaller, with only 10 moving parts instead of thousands. It's able to mimic the motions of real fish, be released in oceans and costs only a few hundred dollars. Plans for these fish include mapping the ocean floor, detecting pollution, surveying submerged pipelines and surve ...
Tags: Good Ideas, Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women, Men
- What's Changing In Climate Change?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - Scientists have discovered that nitrous oxide, produced mainly in agriculture, is harming the ozone layer more than synthetic chemicals are. Synthetic chemicals are being phased out by the Montreal Protocol treaty, but nitrous oxide is a natural part of the atmosphere. It is produced by microbes in soil; and when fed nitrogen fertilizer, the microbes produce even more of it. Although it's estimated that nitrous oxide will reduce the stratosphere's ozone 4% by the end of the century, nitrogen is ...
Tags: Climate Change, Global Warming, Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women, Men
- Current Affairs India: Capture The Happenings
By: Network 18 | - The world is a happening place where incidents are happened with every ticker of the clock. India is also not an exception in any manner. Being a developing country and one of the emerging superpowers of the world, India has a number of things that could be the headlines in the media. Scholars think that the news media is the most concrete branch of the government that has a responsibility to present current affairs India and issues in a strict fair and balanced light.
Current affai ...
Tags: Current Affairs India, Current Affairs, Current News, News U
- Is Finding Out What's Bad For Us Good?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - Colorado researchers have found high levels of micro-organisms capable of causing disease growing in mats called biofilms inside showerheads. The most worrisome of these pathogens are the non-tuberculosis mycobacteria. Unfortunately, chlorinated water doesn't kill these bacteria. In tests of 45 showerheads in 6 locations across the United States, 20% contained mycobacterium avium. Because these bacteria can attach themselves to the aerosol droplets in shower spray, they can get deep into peoples ...
Tags: Health, Health Studies, Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women, Men
- Does The Down Economy Have An Upside?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - Men's underwear sales supposedly predict the state of the economy. Usually sales are stable, with men buying an average of 3.4 pairs yearly; but during bad economic times, men put off buying new underwear. Sales began to slow in 2008 when the recession took hold. From 2004 to 2008 the number of men buying one pair at a time increased from 5% to 8%. Sales are expected to fall another 2.3% in 2009. However, in 2010 sales are expected to fall only 0.5%, showing the economy is moving in the right di ...
Tags: Economy, Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women, Men
- Are Positive Health Studies More Believable?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - According to research done at Copenhagen University Hospital, which included more than 2,800 middle-aged men and women, people with skinny thighs had a 50%-100% higher risk of heart disease or premature death during the 12-year study. Those with thighs measuring less than 23.6 inches were at risk. Those with thighs measuring less than 18 inches were at the greatest risk. It's thought skinny thighs mean a lack of muscle mass and lower body bulk, which are necessary for proper glucose and lipid me ...
Tags: Health, Health Studies, Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women, Men
- Current Affairs: The News As It Comes
By: Network 18 | - There is no second thought if we take concern of the current affairs in our daily lives. The current affairs are very much now the part of our study rooms and sometimes credibly the part of our bedroom gossips. Anything that's running around us is making news every moment. The segments may vary but the impact is same. Current affairs may come to you in any form. A political reshuffling around the global arena may be breaking news or a sport upliftment in any sport category could be big news. Cur ...
Tags: Current Affairs, Current Affairs India, Current News, News
- Why Dothings Keep Changing?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - General Motors Co. made a change in August 2009. It removed the "Mark of Excellencezzz' logo from its vehicles. Doing that is meant to put less emphasis on GM and more emphasis on its 4 remaining brands. Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet and GMC will have just their own logos. GM started putting its logo on all its North American vehicles in 2005, usually putting it on the lower door panel. Supposedly removing it will save GM only a nominal amount of money; but after all the bad publicity the company h ...
Tags: Change, Progress, Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women, Men
- What's Unhealthy For Good Health?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - According to an August 2009 announcement by the American Heart Association, sugar - including high fructose corn syrup - is bad for the heart. Women should have no more than 100 calories daily from sugar that's added to foods and drinks. Men should have no more than 150 of these calories daily. Unfortunately, the average American consumes 375 calories from added sugar daily. In fact, about half the increase in calories in the past 30 years comes from beverages. Twelve ounces of regular cola have ...
Tags: Health, Health Studies, Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women, Men
- What Can Be Done About It?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - In San Jose, California July 30, 2009 was the start of the "Got Your Bags" campaign. Backed by non-profit government and business groups, the campaign is a statewide effort to encourage Californians to recycle plastic bags and use reusable ones. Annually more than 500 billion plastic bags are used worldwide with only a small fraction being recycled. Plastic bags ending up in landfills can take up to 1,000 years to decompose, while emitting toxins into the soil. Got Your Bags will supposedly help ...
Tags: Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women, Men
- What Have Animals Taught Us?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - Turtles shut down a runway at John F. Kennedy International airport on July 8, 2009. At least 78 turtles emerged from a nearby bay and crawled unto the tarmac. The turtles were identified as Diamondback terrapins, a species common to Jamaica Bay that surrounds the airport. Although the turtles were gathered up in 35 minutes and deposited in water farther from the airport, JFK's flight schedule experienced delays up to 90 minutes. It seems turtle spawning season occurs in late June and early July ...
Tags: Animals, Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women, Men
- Is It Just Me Or Is This Odd?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - George Vera, 25, was arrested in Houston on August 2, 2009 and taken to city jail. After a day there he was transferred to Harris County Jail. Fourteen hours after the intake procedure Vera was taken to the showers - the last stop before going to his cell. At the showers he confessed to the police he had a 9mm handgun and 2 clips of ammunition on him. According to procedure, Vera should have been searched at least 3 times. Vera, weighing nearly 600 pounds, had hidden the gun and clips between la ...
Tags: Oddities, Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women, Men
- Are Most Health Studies About Bad Health?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - According to a study published in "Psychosomatic Medicine", feeling lonely - even when surrounded by family and friends - is linked to an increase in the risk of heart disease. The study covered more than 3,000 people over 19 years. After having a physical and an extensive personal interview, all participants' heart health was tracked. The women who were loneliest at the beginning of the study were 76% more likely to develop heart disease. Researchers hypothesize that loneliness affects only w ...
Tags: Health, Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women, Men
- Are Most Health Studies About Bad Health?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - According to a study published in "Psychosomatic Medicine", feeling lonely - even when surrounded by family and friends - is linked to an increase in the risk of heart disease. The study covered more than 3,000 people over 19 years. After having a physical and an extensive personal interview, all participants' heart health was tracked. The women who were loneliest at the beginning of the study were 76% more likely to develop heart disease. Researchers hypothesize that loneliness affects only w ...
Tags: Health, Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women, Men
- Who Thinks Up The Subjects For Studies?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - A study done by the National Institutes of Health shows that capuchin monkeys prefer humans who act like them. A capuchin monkey was given a wiffle ball before interacting with two researchers. One researcher had a ball and imitated the monkey's actions. The other researcher acted differently. Repeatedly the monkeys spent more time with the imitator. The monkeys were also more willing to accept food and trinkets from the imitator - even when the non-imitator offered the same rewards. Supposedly, ...
Tags: Studies, Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women, Men
- What Does A Bad Economic Time Look Like?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - According to federal data, 2008 represented the first decline in births since the beginning of the decade. There were approximately 4,247,000 births - down about 68,000 from 2007. Although more babies were born in 2007 than in any year in U.S. history, an almost 2% drop is significant because birth rates had been increasing for women in all age groups. The largest declines occurred in California and Florida - 2 states hardest hit by housing foreclosures. Add to that approximately 7 million jobs ...
Tags: Economy, Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women, Men
- If Not On Trees, Where Do Good Ideas Grow?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - Major oil companies are funding nanoreporter research to find oil. Nanoreporters are carbon clusters 30,000 times smaller than the width of a human hair. When injected into natural reservoirs, change in their chemical makeup tells if they've encountered oil, water or other substances. Temperature and pressure information are also provided, also helpful in finding oil. Bar-code-like tags tell how long nanoreporters have been underground. If 9-month nanoreporters find oil but 3-month ones don't, s ...
Tags: Good Ideas, Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women, Men
- Get Updated Information For Enhancing Knowledge With Daily News
By: Network 18 | - Nowadays, there is a number of worthy events getting place like never before. If you surf the internet, you will find a number of daily news concerning society, peace, health, education, the environment, crime and terror, celebrity poverty and a never-ending list of issues. Nowadays, technologies allow information to travel the world without any obstacles. With the advent of modern technologies, you have become a news addict and keen to know about current happenings going on everywhere all the t ...
Tags: Current Affairs, Current Affairs India, Current News, News Updates, Top News Stories, Current Events
- Current Affairs- Be Aware Of Latest Happenings In Your Surroundings
By: Network 18 | - The current affairs transform our lives both in positive and negative ways. So, its of utmost importance that you should be well versed of whats happening around you in your day to day live and world at large. The recent recession had hit the world hard, with Satyam fraudulency to add to the weight of the sinking ship. These two things directly affected the lives of millions around the globe. Talking on more recent front- you can count on the dreaded Swine Flu virus that is takin ...
Tags: Current Affairs, Current Affairs India, Current News, News Updates, Top News Stories, Current Events
- Know About Current Affairs Instantly
By: Network 18 | - People from all parts of the world, whether they are politicians, businessmen or general workers like to read, view and listen current affairs of the day. Keeping their interest in mind, the new face of media, the internet media has revolutionized the people and the world as well. Web portals like In.com provide the readers of all age with sensational and latest happenings. They endeavor to give readers hot sensational news embellished with accurate information.
Current affairs as ...
Tags: Current Affairs, Current Affairs India, Current News, News Updates, Top News Stories, Current Events
- All About The Current Affairs On A Single Click
By: Network 18 | - Have you ever thought how much impact the current affairs have on our lives? The world is a place where every day some new thing goes happen. Whether its politics, sport, cinema or any other relevant arena we talk about. Current affairs are any incident or happening thats currently making the news and honking the news place whether its print media, visual media and cyberspace.
Lets talk what the current affairs are. Current affairs could be anything, whether it ...
Tags: Current Affairs, Current Affairs India, Current News, News Updates, Top News Stories, Current Events
- Get Every Bit Of Current Affairs From Across The Web
By: Network 18 | - Although numerous sources are available, it has become quite difficult to find relevant and unique news in the ocean of editorial columns and articles. In.com, a renowned web portal is one of the sources that are highly efficient of providing accurate information and debatable opinions. The web portal is designed to get a quick view of the current affairs from across the web and keep you informed about the noble achievements and experiences of people. Professionals of the portal collect news and ...
Tags: Current Affairs, Current Affairs India, Current News, News
- What Can We Learn From Animals?
By: Knight Pierce Hirst | - Demand for detection canines has increased dramatically as the U.S. government focuses on homeland security. According to the North American Police Work Dog Association, there are 35,000 dogs trained to do detective work. For each drop of odor detected by a dog's nose, a human nose would need 1,000-10,000 drops. Dogs begin training as puppies and are chosen for training by purity of breed, confidence, sociability and temperament. Most law enforcement agencies use Belgian Malinoises or German she ...
Tags: Animals, Current Affairs, Culture and Society, Women, Men
- Health Current Reports - Get Best Health Reports And Answers
By: avish | - There are many sites available in the online market place for providing you current reports of the world. Some places are really best for providing you best reports, where as some places are not very well for providing you best reports. However may be till now, but you can have best place for current reports or latest information.
You can get best arts and entertainment reports, car and other vehicles reports, computer and electronics reports, education & communication reports, f ...
Tags: Current reports, latest information of world, current affairs, best reports, top reports, health reports, question and answers, get answers
- Best Place For Getting Relevant Information | Get Current Reports And Answers Of Your Questions | Pu
By: karizma | - In this scenario, I have seen many peoples; those are willing to get relevant and essential information over the internet. However, they do not get complete and relevant information of their questions. They are having many and different questions but they do not get relevant answers or current reports of their questions. They always wander here and there for gathering information and clarifications.
If you are also suffering from relevant information problem or you are not getting ...
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- Pakistan Forum Helping Pakistanis
By: ponting | - The Islamic Republic of Pakistan in South Asia is a democratic country having the second largest Muslim Population of the world. Its immediate neighbors are India, Afghanistan and Iran. Pakistan was formed in 1947 and has seen many ups and downs in the political arena from 1947 till date. It has a rich cultural background and the customs and traditions are still followed very ardently. The official language is English but the main language spoken by the majority of the people is Punjabi. It is a ...
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- Pakistan Forum Online
By: sturat | - For anyone who lives in Pakistan or who has an interest in what is going on in the country then the Pakistan forum would be the place to be. Pakistan forums are mainly for Pakistanis from all over the world to meet and discuss topics such as current affairs and youth talk. There are a number of such Pakistan forums that cater to the varying and different interests of its members. From politics, sports, current affairs, and human rights one can be found that will suit members interests. Some f ...
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- You Can Have Entertaining News At Last
By: dror klar | - Do you remember being a kid and just hating it when it was time for the news to come on television? There went the cartoons and other shows that were fun for kids.. Of course when many of us were young we could not get but three or four different channels at the most from our old home antennas. There was no such thing as two hundred different options like we have today with satellite or cable service.
The most unappealing thing about having to watch the news programs back then was ...
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