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On top of the already sad news of Continental Express flight 3407 crashing on February 12, killing all 44 passengers, five crew members and one person on the ground, we now know that two activists have died in the crash. Dr. Alison Des Forges and Beverly Eckerd were two powerful women whose voices will be dearly missed. Dr. Des Forges earned her B.A. in history from Harvard and her PH.D. from Yale. According to the New York Times, "Dr. Des Forges spent four years interviewing organizers and victims of the Rwandan genocide, in which she estimated that at least 500,000 people died. She testified before the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, based in Arusha, Tanzania, and at trials in Belgium, Switzerland, the Netherlands and Canada. She also appeared on expert panels convened by the United Nations and what is now the African Union, as well as the French and Belgian (...)
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President Obama is not going to clean our house, do our homework, or save our planet. We have to take responsiblility for our own actions and behaviors. There ain't no BAIL OUT PLAN for mother earth. She is all that (...)
Everyday there are new businesses opening in Los Angeles, retail, law offices, boutiques etc... I can go on and on. What do all these businesses have in common? They all need a bookkeeper. This is why a respective colleague decided (...)
Last year, at least 41 journalists were confirmed to have been killed worldwide while doing their job. While Pakistan rose to become the second most dangerous place in the world for reporters with 5 deaths, Iraq continues to hold the (...)
