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Manifest N15

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• Editorial: I want to work for IBM
• “Dublin Lawyer” an alternative dish by Kate Wheeler
• Pro Wrestling: a not so secret vice by Johnny D Mackenzie
• St. Patrick… not born in Ireland.

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Manifest N14

1 Mar 2009

• An admitted Japanophile by Tim Burgess.
• Non-profit and venture-capital by Sasha Dichter
• “A fairy tail”, By Pia in Australia
• Job-opening: BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER at Acumen Fund

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Manifest N13

15 Fev 2009

• “Susie of Arabia” meets an Afghan refugee in a Burger King in Saudi Arabia.
• Rob Carrey: A California-born teacher relates his experiences in Germany.
• Short anonymous stories in less than 100 words.
• “Jantelov”: 10 Rules for living in Denmark

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Manifest N12

1 Feb 2009

• “In search of Lost Time” in Mumbay
• Starting-up a company in India, an interview with CEO Leo Mavely
• 36 Hours with Jeremy Hay
• Leaving the comforts of Prague to travel the world with Aubrey and Dan
• Abraham Lincoln, a portrait by Rob Carey
• A list of all 44 US presidents

Manifest N11

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15 Jan 2009

In this issue:

• The Euro: the next Byzantine Currency?
• The Origins of the Epyphany by Father Giuseppe Caruso
• The Art of Selecting Talent by Thomas Mueller
• “Am I addicted to the Internet?” asks Sam Saleh
• Taking Micro-Blogging to the Next Level: An interview with Mike Langford

Manifest N10

15 Dec 2008

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• Bringing quality education to Mongolia
• Living and working in Tanzania
• Esfahān, Iran: a city in a class by itself

Manifest N9

1 Dec 2008

• Thoughts for food.
• Sandra Plourde on moving from Zagreb to Cape Town
• Sam Saleh ponders what she will take to the grave
• “Aspirational Lifestyles” by Scott Smith
• Caroline Barry assesses the google phone

Manifest N8

15 Nov 2008

• Politics 2.0: a case study of how to use social media.
• A check-list for people in post-chemotherapy
• Bergamo, a city full of surprises
• Cursed mug for sale
• Sharon Frost, an artist in New York City

Manifest N7

1 Nov 2008

• Video killed the TV Star – Editorial (Where to watch TV on the web)
• How to develop a thicker skin? – by 19 years-old Scott Young from Manitoba, Canada
• India, the sum of its parts is small – by Firose H. in India
• The challenges of a muslimah in New York City, by Sam Saleh
• From Zambia to Brazil via Edinburgh – Tadeusz Deregowski on his geographic and artistic journey

Manifest N6

15 Oct 2008

In this issue:

• The Hoodwinking of the American Public by Thomas Mueller
• Athanasios Vamvakidis of the IMF, on age and the attribution of the Nobel Prize
• The “Music Genome Project“’s founder, Tim Westergren
• Flos Vingerhoets: How to make it as an illustrator?

Manifest N5

1 Oct 2008

In this issue:

• The future of publishing
• Emmanuel Smague reflects on his time in Mongolia
• Letter to a Minotaur
• Gabi Campanario, from Spain to the Seattle Times
• PMG’s ideal day

Manifest N4

15 Sept 2008

In this issue we have reports on:

• What to look for in the upcoming presidential debates
• Personal path to adoption
• Housing woes
• The difficulties of being an illustrator

Manifest N3

1 Sept 2008

In this issue we have reports from:

• The Olympic Games
• Montreal, International Beer Festival
• Alien Worlds

Manifest N2

15 Aug 2008

In this issue we have reports from:

• Thailand and finally finding one’s grand-father’s grave
• Hong Kong, building the Olympic Stadium with LEGOs
• the Future

Manifest N1

1 Aug 2008

Welcome to the first issue of Manifest magazine.

Manifest was created to provide a publishing platform for ordinary people with extraordinary talents and ideas.

It will be published on the 1st and 15th of every month by email.

I am looking forward to your feedback.

I am also looking for people from around the world to help me, in whatever capacity, in this venture.

Thank you,