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Category Archives: tidbits
Education
There’s no magic bullet in fighting poverty but… education is the single best way to improve people’s lives. It bolsters economic growth, reduces extremism and social conflict and reduces run-away population growth… – Nicholas D. Kristof Truer words were never … Continue reading
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Ginger Spice and Madhav Kumar Nepal
From the 12th October issue of The New Yorker. After sitting down, [pop singer and former Spice Girl Geri] Halliwell said that she had recently been to Nepal, where she met the Prime Minister, Madhav Kumar Nepal. “You know guys—you … Continue reading
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American children singing the Nepalese anthem
This makes me very happy. And sad at the same time, because I don’t know the anthem fully yet myself. According to the video comments, this is at the Butler School in Washington, DC. Learn more about the Nepalese national … Continue reading
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The Credit Crisis explained
Thanks to George for pointing me to this. The Crisis of Credit Visualized from Jonathan Jarvis on Vimeo.
Two tidbits
A couple of completely unrelated and slightly old, but interesting pieces of news: Now that the Nepalese army (hopefully) doesn’t have anyone to fight at home, some Nepalese special forces have been deployed to Darfur as peacekeeping forces. From the … Continue reading
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