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“Shutdown Day is a Global Internet Experiment whose purpose is to get people to think about how their lives have changed with the increasing use of the home computer, and whether or not any good things are being lost because of this.” Dondequiera from Puerto Rico asks: “What about if I just promise to think about it blog about it. Is that enough?”
Bahama Pundit's Larry Smith is “sick and tired of all those forwarded emails peddling scams, lies and hate propaganda.”
“Most citizens still think CHOGM is a few-hundred-million dollar joke and will not benefit citizens in any way”: Trinidad and Tobago's This Beach Called Life weighs in on the upcoming Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting.
Shawn and Sue and Repeating Islands blog about the Queen of England's visit to Bermuda.
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