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 Invisible, a United Kingdom-registered charitable organization, has launched a feeding program in a public school in the Philippines as part of its goal to make impoverished children all over the world know and feel that they need not be ignored by society.

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“That’s enough!” my mother used to tell me and my sisters whenever we crossed the invisible line that separated appropriate behavior from inappropriate behavior. She said it with such finality too that seemed to challenge anyone to defiance. Of course we never did.

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                    [Title] => Bored? Join the global hunt for invisible cows
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Bored and have nothing to do? Join the latest craze on the net: Find invisible cows!

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In this materialistic world, there is a tendency to associate success with monetary gains and household names.

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If Joseph Kony lived in relative anonymity before this week, he's an Internet star now.

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Young Adam Walker, whose story occupies much of Paul Auster’s latest novel Invisible, finds himself presented with a tempting proposition in the opening pages: a strange benefactor, Frenchman Rudolf Born, meets the college student and would-be poet at a Manhattan party, and offers to bankroll a literary magazine with Walker as the editor.
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Looking unto Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith, who for the joy that was set before Him endured the cross.    — Hebrews 12:2
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This is not about the invisible war on women in some poor African country who are raped and systematically subjected to all sorts of atrocities by some monsters in that area, and whose plight goes largely unpublished and ignored by the rest of the world.
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                    [AuthorName] =>  Fr. Roy Cimagala
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JUST A GAME. A man told the Ear he nearly had a heart attack when his jeepney stopped at a red light and she saw three youths creeping by the side of the vehicle, all were armed with handguns. He later found out the three were part of a small neighborhood of boys playing war games in the street with pellets guns.Another man seated on the other side of the aisle also saw a half-naked man running across the street with what he thought was a real Armalite rifle in his hands. The man said aside from prohibiting boys from playing war games in the streets, toy guns should also be banned as they are starting more and more to look like the real thing.
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