Archive | June, 2009

Top Ten Places to See in The World

Top Ten Places to See in The World

The world is filled with feats of engineering, artistic expression, natural wonder and collectivities of soul.  There are so many places to see and so little time to do it, but the destinations below will enrich the lives of all those who take the time and make the effort to experience them. Some like the Vatican or [...]

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Top Ten Insults

Top Ten Insults

Little words of love and affection often mean a lot to those on the receiving end. Nevertheless, the collection of  phrases below are much more memorable.  There’s nothing like sticking it someone who  drives you crazy, a verbal joust that stings long after its delivered. Politically Incorrect?  Crude? Tasteless? Of course and that’s why we love them! Hohol contributed the most [...]

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Top Ten Clint Eastwood Movies

Top Ten Clint Eastwood Movies

There are thousands of movies made every year, with ten of thousands of actors playing out roles to the best of their ability. In every generation, there are a few actors who stand above the rest. Once every few generations, a cultural icon of international proportions is born. Actors like Humphrey Bogart, James Dean, Audrey Hepburn or Marilyn Monroe [...]

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Top Ten Facts About Dreams

Top Ten Facts About Dreams

We all dream. We don’t always recall what we dream about and even when we do, we’re often unsure of what the dream means. Dreaming is defined as the subjective experience of imaginary images, sounds, voices, thoughts or sensations during sleep. Some describe dreams as representing our darkest fears, deepest secrets, and most passionate fantasies [...]

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Crossing Iran

Crossing Iran

At first, I was weary about the charges of fraud in Iran’s election.  After a decade of living outside my own country,  I’ve seen the Western media rush to judgement on anything to do with the Middle East far too many times - their bias is undeniable.  A week later, however, it’s become obvious . . . the Iranian election [...]

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Kelish Zift

Kelish Zift

From David Anthony Hohol…         “Don’t worry, Fatimah,” my father said, stroking my tear stained cheek.          “They’re only moving us to another location, Habibi.”             Even at the age of eleven, I knew it wasn’t the truth. Even more so, I knew my father didn’t trust them for a minute, but he did [...]

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Essence of Life

Essence of Life

 From Tarek Ibrahim… Between true love and hate Tender choice and ugly fate In the rebirth of dusk Rings the scent of musk   The birds may never wait For hearts that always hesitate Little boys burst into cries Waiting for time to go by   But as days ahead unfold Persuading us to grow [...]

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Life in the Desert

Life in the Desert

The human experience offers us more perception and less reality. RELATIVITY OnLine’s own Editor in Chief takes us inside his journey into the desert. David Anthony Hohol’s tale of a Canadian farm boy’s Middle Eastern adventure is one of surprise and enlightenment and conversely, one that brings his heart closer to home than ever before. [...]

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The Problem Lies Within

The Problem Lies Within

Saudi Arabia‘s Eman Al Nafjan is a proud Saudi Muslim woman, entirely connected to both her roots and her country. She is also profoundly aware of how her both her culture and belief system have been kidnapped by fundamentalists in order to disadvantage and oppress the rights of women. A pioneer in the face of subjugation, [...]

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A Tribe Called Culture

A Tribe Called Culture

From the time of Marcos to the Home of the Brave, comes a story of a cultural transplantation; a young boy taken from an unstable homeland in the Philippnes to the tough streets of Chicago. Below we are taken on the global journey that changed Staff Writer Dr. Ron Villejo forever.     Jap. Chink.  I was 9 years [...]

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  • ANNOYING SAUDI A prominent Saudi human rights activist detained for more than a month is being investigated for allegedly “annoying others” with his online essays that criticise government officials and Saudi religious scholars. God Bless Saudi Arabia.
  • CHINA BANS SOLDIERS FROM BLOGGING OF ANY KIND A new regulation prohibits the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) from creating websites or blogs, citing confidentiality concerns. God Bless the Chinese Control Freaks and their ever-loving paranoia.
  • GRAB YOUR BONG While California confirmed its state’s marijuana legalization initiative would be on the November ballot months ago, the state has now assigned proposition numbers to this year’s slate of initiatives. Get used to hearing about Proposition 19.
  • THE WHITE MIDDLE CLASS DONT HAVE SEX A sexual malaise appears to have sunk over American White People. But to what extent do these complaints about sexual apathy reflect medical reality, and how much do they emanate from the anxious, overachieving, white upper middle class? Say What?
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