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When blogs change people's lives!

I have added this blog to my Blogroll, please go have a look at it, particularly this story.I have been following this blog for quite a while (as its written and visual content is very powerful) and am simply amazed by the response and effect it has had. Here, a family who have lost everything during hurricane Katrina gained a glimpse of hope again after being helped by a very generous couple in North Carolina who noticed the families dilmma by reading their blog . This has really shown the power of the internet and that of blogging…I believe this (www.-generation) could be the start of not only informed but an even more humane society.

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