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Real work opportunities for girls in South Florida that can boost thier self-esteem
examinor.com, by Amina Rodriguez
Real work opportunities through volunteering will very likely enhance a young girls self-esteem. The satisfaction that comes from doing real work is undeniable. Knowing that their efforts matter to something larger than themselves has important benefits. For teen girls to actively be a part of the adult world keeps a girl's focus on the task she's doing and away from what people think of her.
Spray-on liquid glass is about to revolutionize almost everything
Physorg.com, by Lin Edwards
Spray-on liquid glass is transparent, non-toxic, and can protect virtually any surface against almost any damage from hazards such as water, UV radiation, dirt, heat, and bacterial infections. The coating is also flexible and breathable, which makes it suitable for use on an enormous array of products.
Shrimp's Dirty Secrets: Why America's Favorite Seafood Is a Health and Environmental Nightmare
AlterNet, by Jill Richardson
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Americans love their shrimp. It's the most popular seafood in the country, but unfortunately much of the shrimp we eat are a cocktail of chemicals, harvested at the expense of one of the world's productive ecosystems. Worse, guidelines for finding some kind of "sustainable shrimp" are so far nonexistent.
Business Schools Sweeten Lures for Women
Women's eNews, by Heidi Brown
Business schools are trying to boost stubbornly low rates of female enrollment. New York University's program, which has the highest proportion of women among co-ed programs, is only 40 percent female.
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Howard Zinn, historian who challenged status quo, dies at 87
Boston.com, by Mark Feeney and Bryan Marquard
Howard Zinn, the Boston University historian and political activist who was an early opponent of US involvement in Vietnam and whose books, such as "A People's History of the United States," inspired young and old to rethink the way textbooks present the American experience, died today in Santa Monica, Calif, where he was traveling.
Six Deadly Chemicals You're Carrying in Your Body
NaturalNews, by E. Huff, staff writer
A recent biomonitoring study conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the Fourth National Report on Human Exposure to Environmental Chemicals, has revealed that out of 212 chemicals tested, all 212 were found to be in the blood and urine of most Americans. Six chemicals in particular, found in virtually every person, were identified by the CDC as probable health hazards.
Anti-piracy agency's logo broke copyright
Telegraph.co.uk, by Telegraph.co.uk
This is embarrassingly funny!
The French government's web police force – called Hadopi – was set up to stop piracy and clamp down on illegal downloaders.
The agency's logo was unveiled this by French culture minister Frederic Mitterrand, who said that Hadopi "finally had a face".
Jennifer Lopez getting more in vitro procedure
Baby-Health, by womannet
The 36-year-old Latin beauty underwent in vitro fertilization (IVF) with a Beverly Hills specialist in mid-October - only to get the heartbreaking news from an ultrasound earlier this month that the procedure had failed.
Walk Away From Your Mortgage!
The New York Times, by ROGER LOWENSTEIN
Such voluntary defaults are a new phenomenon. Time was, Americans would do anything to pay their mortgage — forgo a new car or a vacation, even put a younger family member to work. But the housing collapse left 10.7 million families owing more than their homes are worth. So some of them are making a calculated decision to hang onto their money and let their homes go. Is this irresponsible?
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