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maandag 2 februari 2009 |
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Monday's InspirationPeak
To have peace, give peace. This is very simple and is a part of all the world's inspired teachings. But it cannot be understood by a mind that refuses to pause.
Hugh Prather Posted: 2:24:54 PM
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World's bankers, experts write off 2009 as a disaster The chastened experts who manage the world economy have written off this year as a disaster they can do little about. Posted: 7:28:56 AM
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Two children should be limit, says green guru Lucky we don't need GURU's anymore ;-) A report by the commission, to be published next month, will say that governments must reduce population growth through better family planning. Posted: 7:22:01 AM
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Google Search Bug Caused by Human Error When Google went crazy on Saturday, most people thought the impossible had happened! Could Google be possibly hacked? Two days and a slightly controversial Google blog post later, we now know what exactly happened. For those of you who are unaware about this fiasco, on Saturday, for almost an hour, Google search results came with a warning message saying "This site may harm your computer." Even Google's own services were labeled as risky sites - come to think of it, Google had actually blacklisted the entire Internet! Posted: 7:10:51 AM
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Report obese children, doctor urges Letting your child grow too fat amounts to child abuse and doctors are duty bound to report such parents to child protection authorities, a Sydney obesity expert says. Posted: 7:07:43 AM
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Volcano erupts near Tokyo Carried by winds, volcanic ash was seen in towns at the foot of the mountain as well as in the heart of Tokyo, the agency said. It warned of a possible fall of rocks within four kilometres of the crater. Posted: 7:04:08 AM
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Geologist: No big energy bursts at Alaska volcano Geologists monitoring Alaska's Mount Redoubt say the volcano is rumbling and emitting steam but has shown no dramatic burst of energy in the last 24 hours. Posted: 7:02:46 AM
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We will save you (and turn into a policestate while we do that): SWAT teams deployed in 911 fraud Law enforcement hopes lengthy prison terms will deter would-be swatters. Technology alone isn't enough to stop the crimes. Unlike calls that come from landline phones, which are registered to a fixed physical address and display that on 911 dispatchers' screens, calls coming from people's computers, or even calls from landline or cell phones that are routed through spoofing services, could appear to be originating from anywhere. Posted: 7:02:10 AM
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