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Tue, 23 Sep 2008 17:49:23 GMT

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clipper's remarks: There are innumerable free local advertising tools available on net for any internet marketer to discover. There are free newspaper ads which can be used to make newspaper advertising a force to reckon with classified ads it comes as a boon to gain more reach on the net. Google Snatch helps you to learn more about advertising free on the internet. Check out Google Snatch if you are an internet marketer.

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"Google's Whistle Blower Reveals
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"red pepper" magazine

Wed, 03 Sep 2008 22:12:58 GMT

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clipper's remarks: clips from the latest online edition

Clip Source: www.redpepper.org.uk

Holding Obama’s feet to the fire

Should the left back Barack Obama?

Doug Henwood, Gary Younge, Jo-ann Mort, Betsy Reed and Ta-Nehisi Coates debate the politics of Obama’s bid for the presidency and the huge mobilisation of support behind it

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The end of the world
as we know it
As fuel prices rocket and demand outstrips supply, Michael Klare sees a new world energy order starting to emerge

Size matters
Laurie Penny on male genital mutilation - and why those pesky penis enlargement emails are a political issue

‘Red Pepper is the kind of rag that lights a rebellious fire under your soul and replenishes your anti-capitalist spit ducts! And I mean that as a compliment.’ Mark Thomas

The Word

‘A liberated woman is one who has sex before marriage and a job after.’ Gloria Steinem Further words

Magazine Mentality: the Victorian Clipmarks?

Wed, 07 May 2008 09:13:51 GMT

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clipper's remarks: The site has the contents and articles from the magazine. For some reason it reminds me a bit of Clipmarks! In any case, I am sure there is a wealth of information there to be shared.

Clip Source: www.history.rochester.edu

The Penny Magazine, published every Saturday, was aimed at the working class. It was part of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge's program for liberal reform. for its reader, however, it was a source of information on subjects of general interest: everyday things like tea and coffee, well-known places in England, a series on animals and birds of Britain, descriptions of prsent-day manufacturing, even an American alaman and a serial of a personal account of an immigrant's problems. Poetry was published, too, and there are several illustrations in each issue.

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Valley of Meran.

Butter.

Curious Fashion and Anecdote.

Goats as Wet-nurses.

Expediency of measuring distances from a Common Centre in London.

Galilee of Durham Cathedral and Tomb of Venerable Bede.

The Great Eagle.

Mineral Kingdom - Section XLI. Mercury or Quicksilver.

Custom of sitting uncovered in Churches.

THE PENNY MAGAZINE
No. 211 - July 18, 1835
Table of Contents

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Clowns Disliked By Young Patients

Fri, 18 Jan 2008 14:50:32 GMT

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clipper's remarks: I hate clowns too.

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Clowns are too scary for kids in hospital and are not the best decoration for children's wards, according to new research.

A survey found that decorating wards with images of clowns was more likely to frighten young patients than cheer them up.

More than 250 children aged between four and 16 were asked for their opinions - and every single one said they disliked clowns as part of hospital decor.

Even some of the older children said they found clowns scary, Nursing Standard magazine reported.

The youngsters were questioned by the University of Sheffield for the Space To Care study aimed at improving hospital design for children.

"As adults we make assumptions about what works for children," said Penny Curtis, a senior lecturer in research at the university.

"We found that clowns are universally disliked by children. Some found them frightening and unknowable."

The authors of the study have produced a guide on how to create child-friendly environments.

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Clowns "Universally Disliked"

Thu, 17 Jan 2008 16:58:41 GMT

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LONDON - Bad news for Coco and Blinko — children don't like clowns, and even older kids are scared of them.

That's the finding of a poll of youngsters by researchers from the University of Sheffield who were examining how to improve the decor of hospital children's wards.

The study, reported in the Nursing Standard magazine, found all the 250 patients aged between 4 and 16 they quizzed disliked the use of clowns, with even the older ones finding them scary.

"As adults we make assumptions about what works for children," said Penny Curtis, a senior lecturer in research at the university.

"We found that clowns are universally disliked by children. Some found them quite frightening and unknowable."

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