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liveNlook.org – Snowboarders and Surfers start a charity to convince European governments about youth re-offender rehabilitation.

Welcome to liveNlook.org, a fresh and exciting set of ideas from a few adventurous individuals; showing how attitudes, bearing and direction can easily be changed, by teaching persistant youth re-offenders a new set of human skills within an enjoyable, yet character building environment, and giving them the best introduction to surfing and snowboarding in Europe, available today!

http://www.livenlook.org

Please do all you can to link to (anchor keywords: liveNlook, youth offending, youth reoffending, probabtion services, ASBO, offender, snowboarding, surfing, snowboard, surf, donate, donation, social networking, web site) and promote this site.

Many thanks in advance.

Tim.
TimInternet.com

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Surfers and snowboarders helping to reduce youth reoffending!

A new charity is currently being set up to accommodate the most prolific child re-offenders in Europe, bring them for a month in the Alps, and a month in West France and Northern Spain. Over the period with us they will be given all the equipment they need, and taught to surf, snowboard and LIVE, amongst one the lifestyles available today, and introduced to one of the kindest, life changing communities there is. Our aim is 100% – NO REOFFENDING!!!

We want anybody to join our cause and help promote us. Join our cause on Facebook. We will announce the release date of the new liveNlook social networking web site THERE just as soon as we have it ready. Please, please feature our Facebook cause on your profile, and invite all of your friends to become members too!.

We are looking to take on other members to our commitee alongside the founder members, and have a true European following of each students development and mentoring. We are specifically looking for business leaders, with a strong marketing background, or a finance background. We especially invite applications from those with a background experience from within a charity or within a criminal psychology/rehabilitation environment.

We are also looking for snowboarding, skiing and surfing instructors, ex SAS, Parachute Regiment or Royal Marine Physical Training Instructors, Mountain Expedition Leaders, and accommodation providers in the Italian and French Alps, Hossegor, Cabreton and Biarritz in South West France, and Mundaca in Northern Spain. We are also looking for volunteers in all areas to give a few minutes per week to collect local probabtion service information and enter it in our database. If you can help with any of this then please e-mail in the first instance to volunteer@livenlook.org

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Hands off of eco-activist Mariam Sukhudyan

Al Jazeera reportage about Mariam Sukuhudyan and children rights
http://www.mariamsukhudyan.info/inv.php
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in About Mariam section slideshow was added
http://www.mariamsukhudyan.info/slideshow.php
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“Child sexual abuse: Assessing the situation in Armenia”

Due to the recent scandals in special schools where a group of volunteers started talking about the urgency of addressing child abuse and neglect in these closed institutions, followed by the increase of different alarming articles in the media, the Women’s Resource Center invites all interested citizens and NGOs to participate in this round-table discussion and voice their concerns on the issue. Representatives from different ministries and NGOs are invited to take part in the discussion.

This event will help assessing the situation in Armenia regarding the issue of child abuse in special schools, inform about the available resources in the country and find ways of cooperation between NGOs and the Government for better solutions and preventive methods.

Register by calling the Center @ 010-51-91-68
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Facebook – we need 1 million blog followers for a new charity. This blog will be advertising the Charity, and it will advertise all of the announced web site details, donate pages, and volunteer requests. If you like children, If you like less crime, If you like snowboarding, If you like surfing, If you like charity – FACEBOOK – FOLLOW THIS BLOG

FIRST- Go here and click the blue “FOLLOW” button – http://apps.facebook.com/blognetworks/blog/tims_blog_161106

SECOND – Go here, join the cause, get all of your friends to join the cause. Add a personal message stating it is for a new children/crime/snowboarding/surfing charity that is currently being setup by some of the best surfers, snowboarders and psychiatrists in Europe, for the benefit of the children involved – we are going to reduce crime on your streets, and change the lives of the children involved. (Donate if you like, but the charity will be changing to this one when ready).

We are also looking for probation service contact details in all areas of Europe, NOW. And voluteers to collect them. If you can help us then please email “tim at timwadesblog.com”

But we want your help! NOW!

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Help find Tim more beautiful Italian girls on Facebook and raise money for the Big Alaska Snowboard and FreeShi Club for every friend you tell. Just go here and help spread the word, and join the Group here

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Happy Earth Day! We are celebrating Earth Day with the release of a new video – ‘Inspiring Action‘ – which we would like to share with you as part of our thanks for your continuing support of Greenpeace. When you’ve finished watching the video we are also hoping that you’ll be inspired and help us to share its message of action on behalf of our environment by taking some online action yourself … and helping us recruit 3 million people to become climate activists. Yes, you read it correctly. 3 million. It’s a big number because the Earth needs big action this year. Here’s what you can do: First: Enjoy the video. Click on the YouTube logo at the end to rate it and leave a comment! Second: Share it with your friends and family Third: Take action for the climate this Earth Day by signing our online petition: ask our world leaders to take personal responsibility for the future of the climate and attend the UN Climate summit at the end of the year. But not just attend, they need to ensure a good deal for the climate. Here’s to a future that’s green and peaceful. Together we can make it happen. All of us, Greenpeace International http://www.greenpeace.org/climate http://www.twitter.com/Greenpeace_Intl http://www.greenpeace.org/facebook Greenpeace International

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Facebook | Stop the Use of Live Dogs as Shark Bait

Innocent stray dogs are being skewered alive and being dragged behind boats as shark bait. Help Animal Rights and sign a letter to the French government to ask for an end to this inhumane practice in Reunion Island (French-controlled). We are asking the government to make sure this never happens again. You can WATCH THE VIDEO that shows the poor dog being rescued — see below. Here is the petition:
http://tinyurl.com/SaveDogs

Here’s how YOU CAN HELP:

1. Invite all of your friends to this group and ask them to do the same – you can do that here: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=34948192471#/groups/edit.php?members&gid=34948192471

2. Sign the Animal Rights petition if you haven’t done so already: http://tinyurl.com/SaveDogs

3. Add the application to send along to your friends to sign: http://apps.facebook.com/fightabuse/

Here is a piece of the National Geographic article:
“Live and dead dogs and cats are being used as shark bait by amateur fishers on the French-controlled island of Réunion, according to animal-welfare organizations and local authorities.

The small volcanic island off Africa’s east coast is bursting with stray dogs—upward of 150,000, says Reha Hutin, president of the Paris-based Fondation 30 Millions d’Amis (the Thirty Million Friends Foundation).

Hutin sent a film crew to Réunion this summer to obtain proof that live animals were being used as shark bait. The goal was to expose the practice on the animal rights group’s weekly television show.

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Bravo mi amico Nick. Right you, you bunch of tight bastards and invited guests reading my blog just for entertainment – read this:

This Easter a group of seven cyclists will be riding the Lon Las Challenge in five days. That’s three mountain ranges and 250 miles of cycling. It is known as one of the toughest long distance routes on the UK cycle route, starting in Hollyhead and finishing in Chepstow.

And like certain people I know that weekend, they are not going to stay in bed ’til 1pm, be off in the Alps snowboarding, nor drink beer all weekend (am I right in saying that Nick?), and they are all doing it out of the kindness of their own hearts for children they don’t even know!!!

So show them A BIT OF RESPECT please – YOU can donate any amount you want (no amount is too large OR too small, and it takes just two minutes).

You even get your name and comments on their website – FAME

Donate NOW at http://www.justgiving.com/lonlaschallenge

The crazy cyclists too skint to go snowboarding, and with nothing else better to do are:

Cenydd Richards
Natalie Hemingway-Main
Juliet Milne
Nick Tallis (anything to get out of decorating)
Ffion Hayley Liles
Steve Heyes
Nerys Evans

“BRAVO!”

So don’t forget, you can donate NOW at http://www.justgiving.com/lonlaschallenge

They kindly ask that you donate what you can to sponsor them, otherwise they will all have extremely sore arses for nothing (haha Nick). Your kind donation will go to a charity called LearnAsOne who are working towards a sustainable education for children in Africa.

Please, donate NOW at http://www.justgiving.com/lonlaschallenge

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On Tuesday, three hundred and forty concerned citizens gathered in Brussels to block the exits of the building where European finance ministers were discussing funding for climate change. We wanted to keep them inside until they came up with money to tackle climate change in developing countries.

Eoin, Agnes & the entire Climate Team
Greenpeace International

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