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Vadim reports that the recent rumor about the possible powerful earthquake in Tajikistan made thousands of people throughout the country to leave their homes and spend the freezing night in the street.
Azerbaijan might still be a predominantly Muslim country, but Scary Azeri in Suburbs says that many of the trappings of Christmas in the West can be observed in its New Year festivities. The blog details how the holiday is spent in much of the former Soviet world.
AdnanEmin's Blog, Prison Diary, a new blog from Azerbaijan, has been set up to republish letters sent from prison in the oil-rich former Soviet republic by Adnan Hajizade and Emin Milli, two detained video blogging youth activists sentenced last week and considered by Amnesty International to be prisoners of conscience. The first post carries a message from Milli after his sentence.
Brave New Foundation posts a petition and YouTube video with young veterans asking Obama not to send more troops to Afghanistan.
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Seems we are having a lot of bigger quakes this year. The year is not even a month old and there have been a lot with a magnitude greater than 4 globally in countries such as Japan, Greece, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Costa Rica, Philippines, USA and Indonesia. Research into precursors really needs to be taken seriously so we can at least attempt to save lives. Quakefinder in CA is doing this kind of research and they have positive results for seeing changes in the electromagnetic fields prior to earthquakes. Too bad support for them seems to be lacking. Visit them at http://www.quakefinder.com~~their research is beyond interesting and intriguing!