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Monthly Archives: February 2014
President Obama Announces My Brother’s Keeper Initiative
Mentoring, encouragement and guidance are integral to our success. You can’t go to the store and buy them, someone has to give these gifts and care enough to do so. Mr. Obama personally knows the importance of a father figure … Continue reading
Monument Valley, Arizona
This is Monument Valley, the Navajo (Native American) Tribal Park located on the Arizona/Utah border. The clusters of vast red sandstone buttes (large stone structures with flat tops) are near the famous 4 corners. ( This is where Arizona, Utah, … Continue reading
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Tagged 4 corners, architecture, Arizona, buttes, car commercials, Colorado, films, John Ford, John Wayne, Monument Valley, Navajo Nation, New Mexico, photography, sandstone, travel, USA, Utah, western
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One Picture Sums Up Syria’s Humanitarian Crisis
Oh why aren’t we helping these poor desperate people? Heartbreaking . . . . . . . Oh why aren’t we helping these poor desperate people? Heartbreaking . . . . . . .View original post
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The World’s Fastest Car
Just last week, Februrary 14th to be exact, the John F. Kennedy Space Center in Florida became the test site for a run of the Hennessey Venon GT performance car. The independently tested speed result was 270.49 MPH. This pushed … Continue reading
Yes or No? Great Indian Head Shake. . . . .
With a little research , I learned the origin of the head bobble… dating back 400 years when the kings in Indian did not like to be confronted with a “no” when they gave an order. This was true up … Continue reading
Arizona State Parks Employ Homeless Veterans
Carlos Garcia has a second chance at life working as an Arizona Park Ranger. He had been a homeless veteran but now is making $12 per hour and living in a FEMA trailer. He had been homeless and in trouble … Continue reading
20 Clever Inventions Given to Us by the Incredible Indians!
20 Clever Inventions You Probably Didn’t Know Were Made By Indians FOLLOW @STORYPICKER FEBRUARY 20, 2014 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter STORYPICKERS POST TAGS indian discoveries, indian inventions,Inventions and discoveries by indians,inventions made in ancient India Indian inventions and discoveries … Continue reading
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged ancient, flush toilets, games, Indian inventions, ink, math, medicine, radio wireless
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