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Creating Your KDP Account
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Introduction
The kitchen is often referred to as the heart of the home, and its appearance can greatly influence the overall aesthetic of your space. While a full kitchen remodel can be costly and time-consuming, painting your kitchen cabinets offers an affordable, transformative solution. Whether you’re looking to brighten up the space with light tones or add a bold pop of color, cabinet painting is a versatile way to give your kitchen a fresh, modern look.
In this article, we’ll explore the benefits of kitchen cabinet painting and how it can enhance your kitchen without the need for a full renovation. From cost savings to customization, painting your cabinets offers a range of advantages that can help you achieve the kitchen …
Marwaan Macan-Markar
PHUKET, Nov 29 2006 (IPS) – The approaching Christmas has brought a rare sparkle to the eyes of a 45-year-old Thai mother coping with the stigma of being infected with HIV. She smiles as she snips away with a pair of scissors, shaping paper for a decorative ball.
Sitting around a table and engaged in similar activity are three other Thai mothers, also infected with the virus that triggers auto-immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS).
In all, there are 22 women residing at the Life Home Project, located in the main town of this resort island, churning out Christmas decorations in an effort to engage with the world beyond the one-storey building that serves as their haven. Major hotels along the popular beach at Patong, a 30-minute drive from the town cen…
Mario de Queiroz
LISBON, Aug 24 2007 (IPS) – There are not enough doctors in Portugal s public health system, because too many have left to enter the private sector. This has forced socialist Prime Minister José Sócrates administration to seek rapid and drastic solutions, one of which is to attract doctors from the developing world.
One hundred Uruguayan doctors will travel to Portugal in the next few months to fill vacancies in the National Health Service (SNS), following an agreement reached between Lisbon and Montevideo, Health Minister Antonio Correia de Campos announced early this month.
The agreement, which emerged from meetings of the Iberoamerican health ministers, will be signed in late September during an official visit to Portugal by Uruguay s left-wing P…
Neena Bhandari
SYDNEY, Apr 13 2008 (IPS) – While millions of children s lives have been saved as a result of a successful worldwide campaign to boost vaccination programmes, governments across the world are failing in following through on their commitments to health aid and the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).
Wealthy countries such as the G8 members continue to content themselves with largely symbolic gestures. We have to make sure that the pledge made by governments (on MDGs)is followed, eminent medical scientist Gustav Nossal told IPS.
Global resources for fighting AIDS, Tuberculosis and malaria now total eight billion US dollars a year. The amount should be several times more than this. After all, we are only talking about the price of a couple of jet fighter…
Diana Mendoza interviews BIENVENIDO OPLAS, JR., small government advocate
MANILA, Jan 12 2010 (IPS) – As president of an independent think tank advocating minimal government, Bienvenido Oplas, Jr. believes that a society will be more peaceful and dynamic if people will assume more individual and voluntary responsibilities over their lives, their families and their communities.
This, according to Oplas, is the essence of ‘civil society and what the Minimal Government (MG) Thinkers, Inc. stands for.
People who are afraid of responsibilities are afraid of freedom itself, he says on his organisation s website. It is big and intrusive government that often rewards individual irresponsibility with subsidies and welfare.
Composed of a group of professionals and s…
NEW YORK, Mar 11 2015 (IPS) – The somber face of a young man from Sierra Leone has become the emblem of Ebola’s living survivors, suffering in silence without families, papers, or homes.
A photo of Jimmy Thoronka appeared this week in local British papers. An undeclared refugee, he went missing after competing in last summer’s Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. The 20-year-old was a star sprinter but fell apart as Ebola took his uncle, then his adoptive mother and four siblings. He had already lost his birth parents in the country’s civil war.
Scared to go back, he decided to stay on after his visa ran out.
Thus began a seven-month spell of ‘living rough” on the streets. There were days without meals, sleeping in parks or night buses in London. When his whe…