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rocketsky @rocketsky (1013) • China 26 Apr 13

Hi everybody here.I am Chinese ,who is living in the north of people's Republic of China.To be honest, I really like writing novels regardless of whether it is a short one or long . I found that more and more people are tending...

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megisthus Or perhaps it was just the first one to be published in English.

27 Apr 13

rocketsky @rocketsky (1013) • China 26 Apr 13

Hi everybody here.I am Chinese ,who is living in the north of people's Republic of China.To be honest, I really like writing novels regardless of whether it is a short one or long . I found that more and more people are tending...

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megisthus Correction. I have just remembered that Ying Chen's novel "Ingratitude" was actually written in English, although her previous books were written in French.

27 Apr 13

rocketsky @rocketsky (1013) • China 26 Apr 13

Hi everybody here.I am Chinese ,who is living in the north of people's Republic of China.To be honest, I really like writing novels regardless of whether it is a short one or long . I found that more and more people are tending...

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megisthus Novels based on Chinese stories and also factual books about China have been successful in the West. For instance, the Chinese writer Lin Yutang wrote in both Chinese and in English. He wrote about China and about his philosophical beliefs but also wrote a...

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bhanusb @bhanusb (5709) • India 25 Apr 13

Before American seizure the Iraqi women had freedom. They were on jobs in every field. They were dressed with modern fashion. Saddam's reign was blessing for them. A recent BBC report says, under the present regime the Iraqi women...

american seizure

iraqi women

lost freedom

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megisthus The same thing is happening in other Arabic countries, such as Egypt, after the Arab Spring. They replace the more secular dictator with an Islamic government who take away women's rights. That probably would have happened in Iraq eventually whether the U.S....

25 Apr 13

iluvusabado @iluvusabado (2560) • Philippines 24 Apr 13

my nephew had fever reaching 39.6C. he's also feeling kind of weak so we brought him to the clinic this afternoon. our worry is that he might have dengue or convulsion. when he had his urine tested, there was some percentage of...

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megisthus I hope the doctor gave him antibiotics or at least ordered tests. A child doesn't have such a high temperature and illness just from eating junk food. Of course, a healthier diet will support a stronger immune system and the excess sugar and chemicals in junk...

25 Apr 13

Janey1966 @Janey1966 (24170) • Carlisle, England 23 Apr 13

..sometimes the behaviour of some, especially in 'High Places' shall we say, makes my mind boggle, to say the least. The media (in both the US and here in the UK, I'm ashamed to say) are ALL saying the same thing about the Boston...

innocent until proven guilty

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megisthus I'm not sure why we would be the last to know about a genuine Chechnyan attack. You say you don't believe the "hype", but you don't say what you do believe and why you believe it. If all the media is simply lying, you must have some logical reason to believe...

24 Apr 13

warmweatherwoman @warmweatherwoman (2233) • Atlantic City, New Jersey 23 Apr 13

You are about to find out who I am!! This was the question posed to police officers after a routine stop of a vehicle that was driven by the husband of famous Hollywood actress Reese Witherspoon. Yup folks- she pulled the...

celebrities

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megisthus The question is - did it work? Did the police officer still give them a ticket? If it works, people will do it. If it doesn't, they won't, because it will simply make them look pathetic. Celebrities get the best tables in restaurants, for instance, by playing...

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Janey1966 @Janey1966 (24170) • Carlisle, England 23 Apr 13

..sometimes the behaviour of some, especially in 'High Places' shall we say, makes my mind boggle, to say the least. The media (in both the US and here in the UK, I'm ashamed to say) are ALL saying the same thing about the Boston...

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megisthus Janey, I'm not quite sure what other view you want Americans to present. Are they to expound the Jihadist cause, in order to give a "balanced view" or are they to site all the barmy conspiracy theories that always crop up like mushrooms in a case like this...

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aubrey @averygirl72 (37726) • Philippines 23 Apr 13

Some days ago, I watched in the news of a mountaineer who had a serious accident while on the mountains so he died. I heard the father just say, he will just accept what happened because it would be much harder on his part if he...

acceptance

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megisthus Sometimes the problem is deciding what we can change and what we cannot change. When we see an injustice, should be try to fight it, or accept that there is nothing we can do and our efforts will be wasted? If we are injured and have a disability, what level...

24 Apr 13

Marja @buenavida (9985) • Sweden 21 Apr 13

I just learned something new - for me - that, if it is true, may help a lot of people with health problems. The special thing about the fat in Coconut seems to be that it is so easily digested. It does not need bile released...

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megisthus Coconut oil contains lauric acid, a medium-chain fatty acid which turns into a chemical called monolaurin in the body. This dissolves the cell walls of lipid-coated viruses (fat-coated). These include the flu virus, measles and HIV. Before sophisticated drugs...

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Savvynlady @Savvynlady (3684) • United States 21 Apr 13

Were these nice kids gone bad? or kids without a direction? I try not to watch the media but I am interested to hear the opinions of those who have watched the news very carefully on this. hope to hear from you.

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megisthus I suspect that these two were targeted and influenced by older men with an extremist agenda. Teenaged boys go through a phase in which they are very open to exploitation. They are still ignorant about life but filled with testosterone-fueled zeal to fight...

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ctryhnny @ctryhnny (3460) • United States 20 Apr 13

Thursday I read on fb that my son was going to be dj'ing tonight so I sent a message to my d/i/l asking if she wanted me to babysit. Of course she never got back to me so I sent a text to my son asking him if her mother was going...

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megisthus It doesn't make you a bad mom but it suggests you are very insecure in your relationship with your son and daughter-in-law - and that is making you a bit paranoid. From what you've said, there doesn't seem to be any genuine grounds for you to worry....

21 Apr 13

fatimaobien @fatimaobien (156) • Philippines 21 Apr 13

My friend is in a dilemna. She is being offered a job which would pay her a monthly salary 5x equivalent to her present salary. It is quite an interesting job and in line with her profession. This is what she defined as "being...

career

family

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megisthus If she was 21, I'd say take the job, fulfil your career ambitions, save for a beautiful home to raise your children in. However, when approaching 35, I'd say there is a chance of not being able to have children at all if she doesn't have them now. A woman's...

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911Ricki @911Ricki (13588) • Canada 20 Apr 13

My doctor went on and on, saying it's not possible to take b12 and have an upset sore stomach. I thought well maybe was because I took the iron as well, so I went over to the health food store before the other day. They have...

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megisthus I can't think of why it should cause you an upset stomach, but it may be that you are sensitive to one of the ingredients in the liquid. It might not be the B12 itself. B12 is important to production of blood cells, to the body's detoxification process, and...

21 Apr 13

missjahn @missjahn (4574) • Philippines 13 Mar 13

i never knew what is a spinach. i just heard this vegetable in a comic show "Popeye," right?! until one day, i saw a plant that is not familiar to me; so i asked, what is that plant. someone answered that it is a vegetable...

spinach

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megisthus I like spinach, especially raw in salads. It is also good in Indian curries. Sag ghosh is lamb with spinach. Sag is the Hindi word for the kind of spinach we eat in the west. They have another kind of spinach which they call palak. This has a thicker leaf with...

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fearlessgara @fearlessgara (1113) • Philippines 21 Apr 13

This is another email scam which I received tonight in my email inbox in yahoo mail. This is not new to me. The first time I received this is more than 5 years ago. I remember before since I am new to this scam that it is true for...

kinds of scam

scammed email

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megisthus I think you will find that if you followed it up further, they would start asking you for money. They would say that fees had to be paid to transmit your "inheritance" to your bank account. Most people have had many of these e-mails - I still get them, too. On...

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