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Man finds mysterious face on cliff near Vancouver Island

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A large, mysterious face that appears to be carved on the cliff of a remote island near Vancouver Island is fuelling questions over whether it was made by man or Mother Nature. 
“It’s remarkable when you see it,” said Matthew Payne, First Nations program manager for Parks Canada. “How it was created, I’m not sure. But it’s definitely a face and it definitely has some drawing power. When you see it, you really feel like you’re looking at somebody.” 
Parks Canada first became aware of the “face in the rocks,” which is located on Tseshaht First Nations land in the Pacific Rim National Park Reserve, in 2008 when a trio of kayaking tourists from Washington State stumbled upon it and sent in photos and location coordinates.</content:encoded> 
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Pope Francis would like to see a new global political authority to coerce the “rich” nations of the West to force citizens to adopt radica...

Homeless Man Steps Up To Piano And Stuns Crowd With Beautiful Performance

Many times when we pass homeless people on the street, we forget to stop and think about the amazing minds and talents that these people possess, and how despite their unfortunate circumstances, they are still amazing human beings capable of amazing things.
A recent viral video of a homeless man playing a piano shows us just that, and has made millions across the world stop and think about the talented and brilliant souls who they may be passing on the street every day. 
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It happened in Sarasota, Florida where a local homeless man, Donald Gould, stumbled upon a public piano that was recently installed on the city’s streets. <a href="http://ift.tt/1FTd0Zx" target="_blank">According to News.AU</a> the piano was donated as part of the Sarasota Keys Piano Project, which hopes to encourage creative expression in public spaces.
Speaking to local ABC media after his impromptu performance, 51-year-old Gould said that he was really just trying to “make a couple dollars and get tips, I didn’t expect it to jump out to this.”
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Australia’s Oldest Man Knits Sweaters For Penguins Affected By Oil Spills

109-year-old Alfie dedicates his time to knitting tiny sweaters for penguins affected by man-made disasters.
109-year-old Alfred “Alfie” Date has witnessed some momentous events in history, including the sinking of the Titanic and the declaration of World War One. But when the caring elder is not visiting with one of his seven children, 20 grandchildren, or “about the same amount” of great-grandchildren, he dedicates his time to knitting tiny sweaters for penguins affected by man-made disasters.  <a href="http://ift.tt/1H1WYhD" target="_blank"><img alt="anon wear t-shirt" class=" size-full wp-image-24525 aligncenter" height="230" src="http://ift.tt/1IDEubY" width="300" /></a>
Alfie told Australia’s 9 Stories about <a href="http://ift.tt/1uA8PD9">he got started knitting “easy single-rib and double-rib” sweaters</a> and chalks it up to not being able to say “no”. After learning that he had the skill to knit (a gift acquired in 1930), two nurses who knew of the “Knits for Nature” program approached him to gauge his interest. Apparently it was all history from there.
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“It’s a good way of getting along in life. You make friends all the time but you don’t make a fool of yourself either,” he said.
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Now he works as part of a group transforming wool provided by the nurses into sweaters for penguins affected by oil spills.
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<a href="http://ift.tt/1IDEvMX">Victoria’s Phillip Island Penguin Foundation</a> began requesting the tiny sweaters to aid the survival of little penguins after oil spills in 2013. Little penguins are a species of penguin only found in southern Australia and New Zealand, with a singular colony of 32,000 remaining on Phillip Island.
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109-year-old Alfie dedicates his time to knitting tiny sweaters for penguins affected by man-made disasters. 109-year-old Alfred “Alfie” Da...

This Saudi Prince Is Donating ALL of HIS Wealth – $32 Billion – To Philanthropy

Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal, a nephew of late King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia, is <a href="http://ift.tt/1H1WYhz" target="_blank">donating all of his personal wealth to philanthropy</a> over the coming years to help build a “better world of tolerance, acceptance, equality and opportunity for all.”
Alwaleed, who said that “<a href="http://ift.tt/1R5CY80" target="_blank">it is a commitment without boundaries, a commitment to all humankind</a>,” pledged his entire $32 billion to charitable projects to help build bridges to foster cultural understanding, develop communities, empower women, enable youth, provide vital disaster relief, and create a more tolerant and accepting world.
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The Prince said in a statement, “Based on my dedication and passion for philanthropic work for the past 35 years, I now pledge to donate my entire wealth to the Alwaleed Philanthropies, which work in the main fields of intercultural understanding, supporting needy communities, through health promotion, eradication of diseases, provision of electric power to remote villages and hamlets, building orphanages and schools, and much more, as well as providing disaster relief and empowering women, youth and poverty alleviation. This donation will be allocated according to a well-devised plan throughout the coming years. It will be based on a strategy that is supervised and managed by a board of trustees headed by me to ensure that it will be used after my death for humanitarian projects and initiatives.” <a href="http://ift.tt/1H1WYhD" target="_blank"><img alt="anon wear t-shirt" class=" size-full wp-image-24525 aligncenter" height="230" src="http://ift.tt/1IDEubY" width="300" /></a>
“<a href="http://ift.tt/1R5CY80" target="_blank">You may rightly wonder, why am I doing this?</a> My response is that everyone goes through certain life-changing situations that have a great effect on his or her crucial future decisions. I have had the opportunity to witness, first hand, the challenging conditions of many communities across the globe, and have stood among those who were suffering and in great need. I have also learned of overwhelming obstacles through meetings with the leaders of countries and communities around the world… Given the world’s current economic and social conditions, and the devastating effects of war and natural disasters around the world, more collaborative efforts are required from all capable individuals to unify their stand in the effort to alleviate poverty in the most deprived communities and to advance and build their societies.”
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“Intrinsic part of my Islamic faith” Saudi Prince says after donating £20b fortune to charity <a href="http://t.co/V8NyUIUluC">http://t.co/V8NyUIUluC</a> <a href="http://t.co/X3Yl1bQlEU">http://pic.twitter.com/X3Yl1bQlEU</a>
— HuffPost UK (@HuffPostUK) <a href="https://twitter.com/HuffPostUK/status/616656602532151296">July 2, 2015</a>
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What will $32bn do to solve the world’s problems? <a href="http://t.co/1ETkLLZ1Hc">http://t.co/1ETkLLZ1Hc</a> — The Guardian (@guardian) <a href="https://twitter.com/guardian/status/616973589485588480">July 3, 2015</a>
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Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal, a nephew of late King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia, is donating all of his personal wealth to philanthropy over the ...

EU Scraps Mobile Roaming Charges, Allows Net Neutrality

The European Union has reached an agreement to end mobile roaming charges for people travelling within its 28 member countries – roaming charges will cease to exist in the EU as of 15 June 2017.  The new agreement also announced strong net neutrality rules to “protecting the right of every European to access Internet content, without discrimination”.
Within the EU, prices for roaming calls, SMS and data have fallen by 80% while data roaming is up to 91% cheaper since 2007. From 30 April 2016, <a href="http://ift.tt/1eX0Cm8" target="_blank">roaming will become even cheaper</a> – data roaming fees will be capped at €0.05 per MB, calls will be capped at €0.05 per minute, and SMS will be capped at €0.02 per text (excluding VAT). The <a href="http://ift.tt/1oga1TF" target="_blank">current EU roaming rates</a> are €0.19 per minute of call made, €0.06 per SMS sent, and €0.20 per MB of data (excluding VAT).
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The fall of <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/roaming?src=">#roaming</a> | see our Q&A for details on this week’s groundbreaking decision: <a href="http://t.co/ZjSuw4KS8o">http://t.co/ZjSuw4KS8o</a> <a href="http://t.co/4wDfwuDvH1">http://pic.twitter.com/4wDfwuDvH1</a>
— European Commission (@EU_Commission) <a href="https://twitter.com/EU_Commission/status/617256542920941568">July 4, 2015</a>
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</script>The agreement includes a <a href="http://ift.tt/1C3WBGK" target="_blank">“fair use” clause</a> that will allow operators to charge “a small basic fee” in case of permanent roaming – if a user permanently stays abroad with a domestic subscription of his home country. It’s, however, not clear how much operators will be able to charge, and what would be considered fair use.
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“We still have a lot of work ahead of us to create a <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/DigitalSingleMarket?src=">#DigitalSingleMarket</a>” <a href="https://twitter.com/Ansip_EU">@Ansip_EU</a> <a href="http://t.co/BMgTQrdfVd">http://t.co/BMgTQrdfVd</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/roaming?src=">#roaming</a> <a href="http://t.co/r5x5kfTMdN">http://pic.twitter.com/r5x5kfTMdN</a> — Digital Agenda (@DigitalAgendaEU) <a href="https://twitter.com/DigitalAgendaEU/status/615879229125849088">June 30, 2015</a>
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From 30 April 2016, Internet users will be free to access the content of their choice, they will not be unfairly blocked or slowed down anymore, and paid prioritisation will not be allowed. In the open Internet, all traffic will be treated equally, subject to strict and clearly identified public-interest exceptions, such as network security or combating child pornography, and subject to efficient day-to-day network management by Internet service providers.
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anon anonymous EU Scraps Mobile Roaming Charges, Allows Net Neutrality

The European Union has reached an agreement to end mobile roaming charges for people travelling within its 28 member countries – roaming cha...