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5 days ago
Analysis AmabaiePoetry and Rhetoric in Washington DC
How do you inspire a divided nation to unite around a common cause? With poetry, of course. The resemblance of Amanda Gorman’s poem to a speech is no coincidence. She prepared for the event by studying how “rhetoric has been used for good” in the past. Rhetoric is a device most often used in political speeches.
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2 months ago
Current Event Amabaie
The Last Ones – best drama screenplay at the Los Angeles Film Awards
Another client of THGM Writing Services strikes gold. C.D. Peterson's WWII-era screenplay The Last Ones wins "Best Drama Screenplay" at the Los Angeles Film Awards (LAFA).It's always exciting wh
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2 months ago
Comment Amabaie
First I read of this, but it's a really cool concept. And it's sort of obvious once it's pointed out. If you can make a battery shaped like a car, then it serves two purposes. Ditto for a cell phone. It's similar to the concept of making office tower windows also serve as solar panels.
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2 months ago
Review Amabaie
Simone B and the Magical Mirror – new children’s book published
Simone B and the Magical Mirror by Dr. Denita S. Bottoms is a motivational self-help book for primary school-age girls.
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3 months ago
Expression Amabaie
Let’s end disposable plastic containers in Canada
Plastic can be useful. Disposable plastic is almost always wasteful. Canadians, it’s your turn to make a difference and put an end to disposable, single-use plastics in Canada.The government of
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6 months ago
Expression Amabaie
Top 10 bad products we buy that are destroying our planet
Everything we buy has an impact on the environment. But some things bring us little value, even if they are "convenient"…and some of those are pure waste! So why buy them in the first place?
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9 months ago
Expression Amabaie
Leadership secrets from foreign penguins
Leadership by example helps forge a team. Let's see how penguins can lead the way.A few years back, there was a brand new fitness program at the San Francisco Zoo – a program that sort of just
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10 months ago
Current Event Amabaie
You're not seeing things. Ghost kitchens are popping up across Edmonton | CBC News
Ghost kitchens that prepare food exclusively for food delivery app orders are popping up in parking lots and storefronts across Edmonton.
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10 months ago
Current Event Amabaie
Maple syrup claim creates sticky dispute between New Brunswick, Ontario
When it comes to maple syrup production in Canada, Quebec dominates, but a claim by Ontario of being second has left a sour taste in the mouth of some producers in New Brunswick.
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10 months ago
Current Event Amabaie
Study finds 90% of people are biased against women
The UN Development Programme analysed biases against gender in 75 countries around the world.
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10 months ago
How-to Amabaie
Replace red meat with plant protein or dairy to live longer, two new studies suggests
According to the results of two preliminary studies, eating more protein from plant sources or dairy while reducing how much red meat you consume could help you live longer.
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10 months ago
Current Event Amabaie
Yukon to make Daylight Saving Time permanent after final time change Sunday
The news comes as B.C. also mulls its own permanent Daylight Saving Time, which the premier wants to do with the western U.S. states in tow.
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11 months ago
Current Event Amabaie
See how the Antarctica heat wave turned ice and snow into puddles at a shocking rate
"I haven't seen melt ponds develop this quickly in Antarctica," one scientist said.
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12 months ago
Comment Amabaie
Let's hope the emphasis is on "disposable", not on :plastics". We don't need one evil to replace another.
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12 months ago
Current Event Amabaie
Say Goodbye To Plastic Bags, Straws In Canada In 2021: Minister
The evidence is overwhelming that single-use plastics are harming wildlife.
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12 months ago
Analysis Amabaie
Patterns of thinning of Antarctica's biggest glacier are opposite to previously observed
Using the latest satellite technology from the European Space Agency (ESA), scientists from the University of Bristol have been tracking patterns of mass loss from Pine Island—Antarctica's largest glacier.
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12 months ago
Current Event Amabaie
'We’ve got a real divide in the community:’ Wet’suwet’en Nation in turmoil - APTN News
The battle over the CGL pipeline in B.C. both on social media and in the press is dividing the Wet’suwet’en Nation some members say.
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1 year ago
Current Event Amabaie
Earth's oldest known impact crater may tell us a lot about our planet's frozen past
Yarrabubba Crater was blasted out by an asteroid or comet about 2.23 billion years ago.