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Archive for “September, 2006”

Kikaaya Hill

Tuesday, September 26th, 2006

The Baha’i House of Worship for Africa is outside of Kampala, Uganda. The site is in an area called Kikaaya Hill.* I came across two photos of this beautiful landmark on Flickr.com taken by Flickr user .Leili. They are the most remarkable photos I’ve seen of it. Mostly, I think, because the photos I’ve see [...]


West Xylophone on Google Video

Monday, September 25th, 2006

I was pretty amused to come across this home made video for TMBG’s Alphabet Of Nations on Google Video the other day. The guy who made it used Google Earth to zoom around from country to country durring the first verse. So where did he make Google Earth go for West Xylophone? a mysterious island. [...]


International Day of Peace

Thursday, September 21st, 2006

In 2001 the United Nations General Assembly declared September 21 of each year as the International Day of Peace. Today’s Times of Zambia is running an article on this topic, posted online via AllAfrica.com. The correspondent asks, “What is peace and why is it so important to us?” He goes on to explore why a [...]