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Esperanza Spalding Feature in Newsweek

12/05/2012

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Esperanza Spalding, Photo Charlie Llewellin

Reblogged from the jazzmonger: Esperanza Spalding! I have made my admiration for this beautiful, talented lady a recurrent theme here on thejazzmonger blog. Now, I am pleased to report that she is the subject of an excellent article in Newsweek and it’s affiliate The Daily Beast. Abigail Pesta’s piece begins, as most Spalding features do, with [...]

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Sade, Timeless

27/04/2012

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Sade Soldier of Love Single, Source Wikipedia

Ayanna Nahmias, Editor-in-Chief Last Modified: 13:30 PM EDT, 27 April 2012 First Published: 15:03 PM EDT, 15 January 2010 LONDON, England – Helen Folasade Adu “Sade”, 53, who was born in Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria, has come out with a follow-up single to “Soldier of Love,” aptly titled “Love is Found.” It is amazing to watch [...]

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Ugandans Leverage Viral Activism

23/04/2012

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Former child abductee with LRA, Photo by Sean Sprague

Ayanna Nahmias, Editor-in-Chief Last Modified: 23:54 PM EDT,  23 April 2012 KAMPALA, Uganda – The Joseph Kony video that revealed gross human rights abuses in Uganda, particularly with regard to the kidnapping of children who were subsequently pressed into war as child soldiers, is not without its critics. Many Ugandans feel that their involvement in [...]

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Amazing Rescue of a Stray Dog, With Incredible Ending

30/03/2012

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Woman with White Dog, Photo by Locksley

Reblogged from Limeisbetter: The dog is blind and hiding in the corner of a dirty lot in South Los Angeles when these people rescue it. And a happy ending for everybody especially Fiona the dog. As we watched this story we couldn’t stop crying. Crying as if someone very dear had suddenly died. Perhaps, it [...]

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Kenyan AIDS Activist | Patricia Sawo

11/03/2012

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AIDS is Blind

The story of how my life has been impacted directly by AIDS, and why it is important that we remember all of the children who are and have been orphaned by this terrible scourge.

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‘Ugly’ by the Sugababes

01/03/2012

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Woman with Rope, Photo by Dave Wadsworth

Ayanna Nahmias, Editor-in-Chief Last Modified: 23:56 PM EDT,  1 March 2012 A fellow blogger and follower of the Nahmias Cipher Report read one of our posts and commented on it. We returned the courtesy, and stopped by to peruse their website, the Opinionated Duck. They featured a post simply titled ‘Prejudice,’ accompanied by a video [...]

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The Perspective of Life

01/03/2012

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Looking out Window, Photo by Austin Pixel

Reblogged from Think Once…..!!: A young couple moved into a new neighborhood. The next morning while they were eating breakfast, the young woman watched her neighbor hanging wash outside. “That laundry is not very clean”, she said. “She doesn’t know how to wash correctly. Perhaps, she needs better laundry soup.” Read more… 118 more words [...]

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The Practical Maxim

19/02/2012

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Eye of the Beholder, Photo by Daniel Lofredo Rota

Ayanna Nahmias, Editor-in-Chief Last Modified: 23:05 PM EDT, 19 February 2012 We each possess the power to positively or adversely impact our fellow human beings. So, “beginning today, treat everyone you meet as if they were going to be dead by midnight. Extend to them all the care, kindness and understanding you can muster, and [...]

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In His Mirror | Nick Vujicic

15/02/2012

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Nick Vujicic

Ayanna Nahmias, Editor-in-Chief Last Modified: 03:46 AM EDT, 15 February 2012 WASHINGTON, DC – Today, it is a cold but relatively mild day.  After months of financial difficulties I have finally started working but it seems as if it has been a little late. But, things never happen early or late but always right on [...]

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