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- Ten Weeks of OneWeekJob.com Shows Diversity of Career Options
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  Ten weeks after launching oneweekjob.com in an attempt to find his passion, 25-year-old Sean Aiken has experienced careers ranging from dairy farmer to yoga instructor to talk show intern, and is still enjoying his exploration of many types of employment and continues to share his experiences with others...
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- Dams : A Blessing or Curse?
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  The debate of whether dams are a blessing or a curse depends on which side of the fence you are. Over 48,000 dams are in operation worldwide for providing drinking water, irrigate land, produce Hydro-Electricity and prevent floods. Yet, today, over one billion people do not have access to safe drinking water.
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- Who Else Is Guilty And Of What?
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  Ever wonder why Dinah Taylor and Pat Casanova were released from jail after they were picked up in the beginning of this Pickton mess? Regarding Dinah, I've wondered, 'Will they have to pick her up again and bring her to justice?' I am certain that I’d put her away. At the very least, she was living off the avails of a prostitute by pimping girls. The defence's questions are bringing up the question of whether or not people other than Pickton had something to do with the missing women...
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- The Lump
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  first discovered The Lump when I was about 18 years old. It was in my left breast, over my heart. I’d recently been through a tumultuous adolescence, and so, still shaken, I was convinced I had cancer. I knew I was technically too young to have breast cancer, but the trauma of my teen years convinced me that I was one of the unlucky ones. I went to the doctor. She had trouble detecting it with her hand and said it was likely just fibrous breast tissue, which is normal...
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- Living And Loving In Lebanon
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  I’ve been living in Lebanon for 22 years now, my whole life. I was born during war, so all the memories and sound clashes of this horrible experience still flow in my head nowadays. I hold visions of power and resistance against all major disturbances in our society from our well-built civilization. All these years living amidst political tension prevents us from living a normal life, but we love Lebanon.
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- I Graduated From
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  SageWalk, a place for "troubled" teens, which is now being featured on the reality TV show Brat Camp. SageWalk's mantra is: "Committed to bringing harmony and laughter back into the homes of families by offering help for today and hope for tomorrow." Being a teenager is bleak for a wide array of reasons...
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- I Now Know Who Killed My Friend
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  It was my first day back in court. Something deep inside told me I needed to go no matter how I felt. I followed my instinct and it turns out I got my question answered...The question that I'd carried deep down inside since the day this trial began. How did my friend Jackie get to the farm and why did she go? I knew she was a little naive when I first met her and I'd told her to "Go home, get away from the streets."
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Ten Weeks of OneWeekJob.com Shows Diversity of Career Options

Dams : A Blessing or Curse?

Who Else Is Guilty And Of What?

The Lump

Living And Loving In Lebanon

I Graduated From

I Now Know Who Killed My Friend

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