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Development: Community, Urban, Spiritual, Media, Social, Kebab 

My Favorite Cousin in Paris

She's more than just a cousin. She went to Paris without me.

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Origami In the Pursuit of Perfection [grand video]

By Mabona Origami

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Israelis for Palestine: Revolutionizing New Media

Israelis for Palestine is a brandnew initiative by the ever-creative Mideast Youth Network. They utilize new media extensively to gather testimonials and break down prejudices of thousand-year conflicts.
 
Israeli and Jewish support for Palestinian liberation of Israeli and Jewish oppression is increasingly significant and certainly requires more attention and legitimacy than it currently is given. There are more people, groups and initiatives on the ground than what is known even to the Israeli public itself. We want to give such Israeli individuals and groups who fight for the civil rights of EVERY human rights, regardless of greed, race or religion, a possibility to be heard.

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Designthefaith.com - Showcase for Baha'i Design

This design showcase will hopefully serve to inspire a new generation of creative minds in the Baha’i community.


Visit at http://www.designthefaith.com/

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AskBahai.com - Baha'i Search Engine

Visit at http://www.askbahai.com/

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Gender Gap in UAE Education [More Girls]

Emirati boys are posting lower examination scores and dropping out of high school at a much greater rate than Emirati girls, newly released research shows.

The study found that although 70 per cent of Emirati girls enrol at university after high school, the figure for boys is only 27 per cent. In 2007, only five per cent of high school-aged girls failed their final examinations. The rate among boys was twice as high.


via http://www.thenational.ae/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20091106/NATIONAL/711059868/1133

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Oh My God! - Trailer


What is God? That's the question that Peter Rodger has asked all in his path—from Ringo Starr to David Copperfield, from Princess Michael of Kent to Zen masters, from gun-toting Texas fundamentalists to Kashmir extremists—in his soon-to-be-released film, Oh My God.

Frustrated by a globally prevailing schoolyard mentality of religion, a concept he summarizes as “My God is better than your God,” commercial filmmaker Rodger—whose father George was a founding member of the Magnum Photography collective—ditched the cosmetics and Toyota ad contracts, grabbed two HD cameras, and hit the road, spending two-and-a-half years filming across 23 countries to complete this feature-length documentary, which explores people’s diverse opinions and perceptions of God.

via SoulPancake

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Infographic: Refugees Worldwide

Infographics are powerful.

from http://dzineblog.com/2009/10/27-beautiful-examples-of-infographics.html

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Incredible Film: The Story of Human Rights

A striking short film defining one of the world's most misunderstood subjects: human rights.


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Extraordinary Thai Pantene Commercial

The brilliant story of a deaf and mute girl who learns to play the violin against all odds.


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