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donderdag 2 oktober 2008 |
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Daily Motivator Do something about it When something is troubling you, make the commitment to change it. Then begin to act on that decision right away. Some of the influences in your life are under your control, and many of those influences are outside your control. Yet you can always decide upon and put into action a positive response to anything. Don't sit around being amazed at how miserable you are and at how unfairly life is treating you. Instead, be amazed at how quickly and effectively you can do something about it. Don't complain to others about how tough it is for you. Instead, inspire them with your positive and enthusiastic attitude and actions. When the world feels all wrong, that's a valuable signal. It's your way of telling yourself to get going and make a difference. You have plenty of good options if you'll simply make the effort to find them. Pick the best one, get busy putting it into action, and take positive control of your world. Ralph Marston | greatday.com Posted: 8:26:25 AM
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Cuba faces food shortages after hurricanes The shortages were exacerbated in the Cuban capital when shipments from food suppliers slowed in a conflict with the government over newly imposed price controls. Posted: 8:04:04 AM
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Using "Climate Change" as a Pretext to Appropriate World Seeds' Treasure The controversial 'Doomsday Seed Vault', a nuclear-bomb-proof vault deep into the side of a mountain in NATO-member Norway's Svalbard, near the Arctic Circle, has begun to collect seed samples from the entire world to freeze in the newly opened facility. The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, along with the Rockefeller Foundation, Monsanto Corporation, Syngenta Foundation and the Government of Norway, among others, have constructed what is called by BBC the 'doomsday seed bank.' Posted: 7:42:15 AM
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... and so it was ... that the people asked for it ... The Bill next moves to The House of Representatives, where it faces an uncertain future. The House rejected an earlier version of the plan on Tuesday (AEST), sending world markets into freefall. More than $1 trillion was wiped off Wall St stocks, while the Australian market lost $55 billion on Tuesday.
BALE-outs are only for the B's , not for the A's ... Posted: 7:37:44 AM
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