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One of the guys that interned with us this past summer, is studying in Jordan for the semester. He is writing a blog while he is there and it's very interesting to read about the culture and views of the people. It kinda gives a bit of a different perspective and insight than what you read in the press or hear on the news.

Take a look if you'd like.

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Interesting blog!! Thanks for posting it. I really do wonder what people think over there. I think we get such a slanted view of things over here from the media.

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