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Coal mine blast kills 15 in Shangdong,China
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2-24-2006 9:28 AM
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zephyrgong
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I clipped some photos about chinese coal miners before.
http://clipmarks.com/clipmark/11A3452A-5A5E-425C-8E4B-36247DDFA414
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now,there's another accident,blast this time.
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2-24-2006
10:56 AM
Godfrey Daniel
Isn't it odd how these things seem to happen in groupings. Two in the U.S., one in Mexico, now this, all within a short period of time.
I'm guessing you avatar is a stylized Chinese character. Right?
What's the meaning?
2-24-2006
7:51 PM
zephyrgong
It means"Zen"
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