Culture with a little c

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Two American five and dime stores that became international: Woolworths and K-Mart (my grandmother knew it as Kresge) #retail
- Article: "Grim outlook for Woolworths Rescue" (The Guardian [1] 2008/12/11, retrieved 2011/04/18) #retail
- Squib: "Discounters take over UK malls" (The Guardian [2] 2011/04/18, retrieved 2011/04/18) #retail

Vietnamese fishermen in Gulf fight to not get lost in translation (CNN.com [3] 2010/06/25, retrieved 2011/04/18) #shrimp #oil #boatpeople #immgrants #disaster
- reference to preceding article at National Resource Center on Advancing Emergency Preparedness for Culturally Diverse Communities [National Resource Center on Advancing Emergency Preparedness for Culturally Diverse Communities] #disaster

"The trials of Nunavut: Lament for an Arctic nation" Patrick White (The Globe and Mail [4] 2011/04/01 , retrieved 2011/04/18) #indigenous #prohibition #Canada #WelfareState

"Faking Illness Online (The Guardian [5]: 2011/02/26, retrieved 2011/04/18), Münchausen by Internet (MBI) wikipedia #psychology #MentalHealth #OnlineIdentity

Europe's Lucrative Gun Trade with America (The Globalist [6]: (2008/02/19, retrieved 2011/04/18) *Teleshopper AK-47 (Amnesty International) u2b #GunControl #ArmsTrade

"Why more and more women are using pornography" (The Guardian [7]: (2011/04/07, retrieved 2011/04/18) #psychology #pornography #OnlineIdentity #women

"French police stations in chaos after custody rules reformed" (The Guardian [8] 2011/04/18, retrieved 2011/04/18): Miranda v. Arizona [9] (Warren court 1966) led to the creation of the verb "mirandize" meaning to read someone his or her rights, which include the right to remain silent and to have a lawyer present during questioning. France, champion of human rights, seems to have been a bit behind the curve on this matter, and the constitutional council has decided it's time to catch up fast #corrections #france #HumanRights