UNV Online Volunteering Assignments Feed

Last November, I submitted a question about a feed of assignments. I got this response:

Unfortunately, it is not possible yet to have RSS feeds.

I also replied, but no future response back, possibly that’s a no-reply email. Later, I decided to write a feed generator. Now, here it is, although I took one and a half month to start writing this program.

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If you are also interested in the code, which is written in Python. You can download it or browser the source.

If you have any suggestions for this feed, you are welcome to post your comments on LLBB Small Creations Forum.

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UN for Taiwan

The following content is from UN for Taiwan(digg it):

Taiwan is an independent and sovereign nation that happens to be one of the worlds most vibrant democracies. The people of Taiwan enjoy full human rights, civil liberties, and press freedom and live in a modern society just like the United State and many first world nations. Yet Taiwan is not allowed inside the United Nations due to China’s bullying. China insists that Taiwan must be a part of China because ancestrally, many Taiwanese come from China. This would be like Britian demanding the annexation of the United States because many Americans and the descendants of the British. Although the current government of China has never owned or governed a single piece of Taiwan, and historically has never even governered most of Taiwan, the government insists All of Taiwan belongs to them.

If the United Nations is supposed to stand for universal human rights, it should allow Taiwan membership. Taiwan is one of the bigger democracies in the world, and enjoys freedom unmatched by most of the world, yet the 23 million inhabitants of Taiwan are shunned for political convenience

It’s not easy for me to write this post. I always prevent myself from having really bad mood because thinking all these issues. As a Taiwanese, I have to post this or I could not have next chance! However, this is the first post and also the last. I don’t want to explain the history or political issues here, all I want to say are “Let me proudly say my future nation’s name. One thing for sure: It will never be PRC or China.”