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My mom plays in the Raleigh Flute Choir and recently received the following review. I’ve edited the review for length: Raleigh Flute Choir Brightens Cary Evening by John W. Lambert The Raleigh Flute Choir, which has been advancing the causes of flutists and flute ensembles in our midst since 1986, opened the 2002-3 Friends of …
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I came across a Forbes story today entitled “Vox Unpopuli.” It talked about how more and more people are using websites to publicly voice complaints about a company’s services. While I did not develop my personal site to become critical of the Peace Corps, it might become so. Several of you have suggested that I …
On Tuesday, a friend of mine heard an interesting story about Blogging on NPR show Public Interest, Tech Tuesday. Here is where you might find and listen to that story. 1:00 – Tech Tuesday: Blogging For years, Web loggers, or “bloggers,” have used the Internet to express their viewpoint or document their lives. A Tech …
Earlier this week, one of my buddies told me that two of his friends had also had offline problems with their online blogs (“web Log” to “weblog” to “we blog” to “blog”); or in my case, my Monologue. He said that one of them lost his job and the other had to meet with the …
Here is an interesting article about Peace Corps safety. It was published by Peace Corps Online, which is distributed monthly via email. The GAO issued its long awaited report on Peace Corps Safety and Security on July 25. The report said that assaults against Peace Corps volunteers around the world have doubled in the past …
Continue reading “Peace Corps’ efforts to safeguard volunteers are not consistent”