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From Priyalinov@gmail com Del Smith, the millionaire founder and chairman of Evergreen International Aviation , has often said , "Thank God I was born poor ; I learned how to work". Like many others who made it to the top on their own, Smith believes that the greatest gift that can be given to a child is to teach him or her the value of work. It is a gift that can never be lost or stolen. It's a natural desire of parents to give their children material things they didn't have as children. Such generosity, however, often deprives children of the greatest gift you can give them : confidence in their ability to take care of themselves. When you make life "hard" for your children by requiring them to learn the value of work, they will have a far greater likelihood of success as adults.

Do They Really Hate Islam? By Idris Tawfiq British Writer and Speaker

By Selma A. Cook Managing Editor - Youth 4 the Future

By Aiman S. Ahmed She lived in this strange country where I am now Before returning to Basra with grandma Father was a teacher, mum played guitar With round-eyed gaze, Hiba watched the moat O free country, why have you caged my friend? O free country, I'm not your salesman! And as I walk your streets, I miss home Where there was no blood of the poor I guess you don't like me anymore Because I oppose your wars of conquest And the price to pay as you trail The footsteps of predatory Uncle Sam Where is my flag, you ask Or do you forget there's a hole in my heart Big enough for a bullet to pass As you rip the carcass of the dead? Beasts are nursed in your clinics But humanity is shattered abroad And Hiba was a child, what do you suppose? O free country, have you seen my friend? O free country, make a thousand amends! I stumble in the dark with your crimes My only respite is to speak out time after time You say I am a supporter of terrorism You say I'm anti