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this is truly unfortunate. i am not american, but i still like to believe that america is indeed a place where an ordinary american citizen can make a good life for himself i only he puts in the effort to do so.

apparently, however, there are some people who believe that that isn't so. so that if you are someone with a different sounding name, with a more foreign kind of past, then you are not even someone that a respectable american should be seen to be associating with.

i am glad that there is a lot of pushback here. where articles like this strongly disagree with such a notion, where an elder republican can say that being a muslim american should not be a handicap, and where it looks like many, many americans are choosing the candidate of hope over the one of division, then i feel my faith in the notion of the united states isn't entirely misplaced.

interesting. up until now, the only other similar service i've come across is qwitter.

indeed. i like this. it's free, it does one particular job, and it does it well.

thanks for the first link. will visit and add a comment. :)

for my part, i turn to sites like freerice (rice donation), kiva (microfinance), and goodsearch (donation per search), as ways to help alleviate poverty online. i also put up their banners on my blog. :)

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indeed. without empathy, it's that much harder to deal with other forms of poverty.

for my part, i turn to sites like freerice (rice donation), kiva (microfinance), and goodsearch (donation per search), as ways to help alleviate poverty online. i also put up their banners on my blog. :)

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every little bit helps, i feel.

for my part, i turn to sites like freerice (rice donation), kiva (microfinance), and goodsearch (donation per search), as ways to help alleviate poverty online. i also put up their banners on my blog. :)

saw this post via the blog action day site. it's great that you're participating. :)

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fascinating stuff.

for my part, i turn to sites like freerice (rice donation), kiva (microfinance), and goodsearch (donation per search), as ways to help alleviate poverty online. i also put up their banners on my blog. :)

saw this post via the front page of blog action day. it's great that you're participating. :)

for my part, i turn to sites like freerice (rice donation), kiva (microfinance), and goodsearch (donation per search), as ways to help alleviate poverty online. i also put up their banners on my blog. :)

saw this post via the front page of blog action day. it's great that you're participating. :)

i love kiva. :) am currently unable to make a donation though, so i put up its banner on my blog (as well as that of freerice and goodsearch).

saw this post via the front page of blog action day. it's great that you're participating. :)

i love kiva. :) am currently unable to make a donation though, so i put up its banner on my blog (as well as that of freerice and goodsearch).

saw this post via the front page of blog action day. it's great that you're participating. :)

it was good of you to donate. :)

for my part, i turn to sites like freerice, kiva, and goodsearch, as ways to help alleviate poverty online.

saw this post via the front page of blog action day. it's great that you're participating. :)

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for my part, i turn to sites like freerice, kiva, and goodsearch, as ways to help alleviate poverty online.

saw this post via the front page of blog action day. it's great that you're participating. :)

cool. for my part, i turn to sites like freerice, kiva, and goodsearch, as ways to help alleviate poverty online.

saw this post via the front page of blog action day. it's great that you're participating. :)

i'm also quite fond of freerice, kiva, and goodsearch, as ways people can help alleviate poverty online.

saw this post via the front page of blog action day. it's great that you're participating. :)

i love freerice. i try to play at least once daily, and donate at least a thousand grains. :) also, put up the banner on my blog.

i'm also rather fond of kiva and goodsearch, as ways people can help alleviate poverty online, fairly easily. :)

saw this post via the front page of blog action day. it's great that you're participating. :)

saw this post via the front page of blog action day. it's great that you're participating. :)

strange. i mean, if he wasn't going to take questions anyway, why get people's hopes up at the start of the rally?

does look quite erratic. perhaps his campaign needs to slow down a bit, and start being more thoughtful before making statements.

interesting. i read that they're coming out with something under a grand. more affordable, but still not quite pedestrian.

cool. i've been looking for something like this. then again, i wonder if my clunky old laptop can handle it. :O

i continue to be impressed by how this man is running his campaign. while the other side appears to be disorganized, his campaign appears to be getting even better. this particular move helps to drive home the point that he is looking out for main street americans.

perhaps it might come in handy for persons in fields like journalism. i guess it's good to have additional options.

this is a great file. quite useful. thanks for bringing it to my attention.

i read about this. quite a significant knee jerk reaction there. :O

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well, if it works, and it's good for consumers, then most people win.

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