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Memories of Michael
With the sad loss of Michael Jackson last week and the world in total shock, I asked a few of my friends how they remember him and what impact he had on their lives.
“I watched him singing Billie Jean and how the steps lit up as he danced from one to the next. I sat there in awe!”
“I remember “ABC” from my cheesy nights at Ritzie nightclub.”
Are You Twittering?
With the outbreak and popularity of social networking websites, Twitter has attracted more than 14 million users.
Everyday, celebrities, politicians and anyone who’s anybody can log on to answer the question, “What are you doing?”
It has become a powerful social web tool.
Can this be seen as a good thing or a bad thing?
Single and Happy
It’s not uncommon these days to be single in your late 20s-30s and can it be seen as a positive thing – conveying women’s independence, focusing on a challenging career and being the boss. After all it is the 21st century! But what about those woman who have these traits but are searching for their sole mate without success?
Is modern society bad for children? – Debate at Roehampton University
DEBATE: Concerns about children’s well-being, in relation to becoming a topic of increasing concern in political and policy-making circles. Evidence is mounting that privileges like the right to education, general health and longevity have not brought contentment to children, even when they become adults compared to apparently less privileged children.
Everybody Loves the Sunshine
As soon as the sun emerged I was out basking in the sun and thinking nothing of it and before I knew it six blissful hours passed. I was happy and everyone else seemed to be in good spirits including the guy who was sat near me wearing his bright red speedos!
To Stay at Home or Not to Stay at Home
If 55 years ago, your husband agreed to stay home and look after the kids, while you go out and earn the only income for the family, and essentially become the breadwinner – you’d probably turn your head in disgust, or assume it was a very tasteless joke.
But today it is becoming increasingly popular for the man of the family to run the household as the woman goes out to work
Father Where Art Thou
“The mother is seen as the one bringing up the kids and the father who brings the money into the house”.
Times and attitudes have changed in the last couple of decades and research shows that fathers are spending more time with their children…
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