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Comment on The Party of God vs. The Country of God by andrewholzer

andrewholzer — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 12:08:10 +0000

http://slygames.wordpress.com/2009/07/28/the-party-of-god-vs-the-country-of-god/

Comment on Will Fiat Drive Chrysler out of the crisis? by bravo

bravo — Sat, 02 May 2009 14:45:04 +0000

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Comment on The G8 in L’Aquila, will save 220 millions and keep the no-globals away by italianopinionist

italianopinionist — Mon, 27 Apr 2009 19:59:51 +0000

Today on ‘La Repubblica’ we’re debating on an article by Jenner Meletti about if it’s right the prime minister Berlusconi was in Onna for April the 25th and if it’s right the Pope Benedict XVI will be there tomorrow. Why? It was said the heliport of Onna, built on purpose for these visits, and the street that goes to the church are a waste of resources because the politicians took Onna for an advertising set and the church will be demolished after the Pope will see it. The Pope visit is a general test for the summit that will be held in July (from 8 to 10) when 3000 journalists will arrive and more than 16000 men will be assigned to security.

http://italianopinionist.wordpress.com/2009/04/27/update-from-abruzzo-too-many-big-personalities-among-the-rubbles/

Comment on Will Fiat Drive Chrysler out of the crisis? by games 59

games 59 — Sat, 04 Apr 2009 01:17:08 +0000

good work

Comment on Staying with Berlusconi or staying with no one? by muoka

muoka — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 16:12:25 +0000

I came across some information on an international conference, They have very interesting panels on identity and a featured panel on Barak Obama and you can also make a real African Safari…
The Institute of Identity Research (IDmap) announces an international conference
on Identity Politics on the Internet to be held in Kenya on the 27th to 29th of
August 2009. The aim of the Conference is to create discourse in the area of
Identity politics on the Internet and other related topics.
The Conference will be graced by several leading scholars who have written and
researched extensively on issues of Identity. We hope that this conference will
result in solutions and better understanding of the problems facing issues of
identity in the contemporary context.
AN INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
IDENTITY POLITICS ON THE INTERNET
August 27-29, 2009
Organized by Institute of Identity Research (IDmap)
http://www.idmap-conferences.net
Will be held in Amboseli Wildlife National Park, Kenya
Featured panel: Barack Obama’ Election and Kenyan politics of Identity:
Will he identify himself with the World or with his People?

• The Dead line for submission of the Abstracts is 01.05.2009 (200-500 words)
in Word or PDF formats
• The Dead line for submission of full-text papers is 01.07.2009
Preliminary program of the Conference includes the following panels:
• Kenyan 2007 Presidential elections and the Internet
• Traditions and Identity in Kenyan politics: Barak Obama as a Luo
representative of Kenyan identity politics
• Facebook and Identity: do old ethnicity definitions still matter?
• World Identity politics: Case-studies and Comparative Analysis
• Parties and recruitment in the digital world
• Gender, ethnicity and empowerment: what is better to be a white man or a
black woman?
• When religion comes to the Internet: the new ways to build and reinforce
religious identity
• Government on the Internet: new ways to preserve Nation-state and its
identity on the Net
• New English and E-Linguistic: jargon and vocabulary of Internet campaigns
Participants are welcomed to join the following working groups:
• Computers and identity
• Culture and identity
• Mathematical expressions of identity
• Internet and Politics
• Internet Vocabulary
Best Identity MA/PhD Thesis work award:
During the conference the Institute will award the best MA/PhD work submitted
for the evaluation. The work should reveal an original and innovative approach
in the field of Identity with its expression on the Internet. Information
regarding submission procedure can be found on our site or through direct
contact of our Administrators.

http://www.idmap.net

Comment on Rome: the new Duce is a reformer by Mint

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Comment on Berlusconi’s quest for dialogue by Berlusconi’s quest for dialogue | Try New Shit

Berlusconi’s quest for dialogue | Try New Shit — Thu, 15 May 2008 14:30:34 +0000

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night » Blog Archive » Rome: the new Duce is a reformer — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 16:53:01 +0000

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Comment on About/Contacts by ilaria

ilaria — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 22:37:44 +0000

Ciao Andrea,
molto bello questo tuo nuovo sito.
Sei sempre sorprendente!

Credo che per il tuo lavoro ti sarebbe molto utile iscriverti a linkedin.com.
Lì con la mia @ di google ho incontrato tantissimi giornalisti con cui lavoro già da tempo. Provaci.

Ora vado a nanna.
Un bacio forte e ci sentiamo
Ila

Comment on It’s hard to be a saint in the (eternal) city by LaVrai

LaVrai — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 00:08:38 +0000

In light of all the fawning over Pope Benedict XVI, I would like to remind everyone exactly how this pope feels about the sexual abuse of children and those who do the abusing: In 2001, while he was a cardinal, he issued a secret Vatican edict to Catholic bishops all over the world, instructing them to put the Church’s interests ahead of child safety.

http://lavrai.com/blogs/2008/04/20/pope-led-cover-up-of-child-abuse-by-priests/