Much of the world lives without access to clean water.Privatization of water resources, promoted as a means to bring business efficiency into water service management, has instead led to reduced access for the poor around the world as prices for these essential services have risen...
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Water and Development, by Anup Shah
I enjoyed reading some of your entries. =o)
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Wow, thanks, i am really flattered!!
ReplyDeleteBut how funny your blog is about Taiwan. I am from Taiwan actually...are u studying there?
My husband is Taiwanese, as well. =o) Not yet. I just visit but our major plan is to move there. I got to meet my husband's family and classmates. =o)
ReplyDeleteoh wow! it must be a big transition eh! and where are u from??
ReplyDeleteHi Jean -
ReplyDeleteThe world needs more people like you. I think it's safe to say you are making it a better place. Thanks for sharing.
Chris
uwwwww...chris!!! u're wonderfullll!!!! :D
ReplyDeleteahhh...u have a blog too??? haha, let me follow u lah~ :D
No blog for me . . . I'll let you know if I get one! See you tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteOh and don't worry - your blog looks fine. It has a theme in line with its content and isn't harsh or jarring.
ReplyDeletewhat does jarring mean?
ReplyDeletehaha, okay in case you ever get a blog, let me know okie?? :D
Cheers,
Jean
Jarring means it's soothing to the eye and doesn't have a theme/colours which cause distractions.
ReplyDeleteThe topics are arranged in a way so that they are accessible and flow to one another in a sensible manner.
Best,
Chris
uhh sorry. It should read "Not jarring . . .". Jarring means it's not smooth and disruptive to view.
ReplyDeletehaha, thanks for the insight!! Alrighty, Happy Thanksgiving!! :D Rest well!!
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