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donderdag, 28 januari 2010 |
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Girl found in Haiti quake rubble It is unusual for anyone to survive more than three days without water, but Etienne may have had access to some water from a bathroom in the collapsed building and rescuers said she mumbled something about having a small amount of Coca-Cola with her in the rubble. Posted: 7:58:59 AM
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State of the Union transcript US president says he will not back down from challenges despite "political setbacks". Posted: 7:57:37 AM
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Greek Cops Caught on Video Posing as Anarchists Search in this site: demonstration, demonstrators and click here as well: EDUCATE and demonstrate WISE!
Posted: 7:45:32 AM
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Brown accused of cover-up: PM under fire as key papers on Iraq war are kept confidential Frustration boiled over as Labour's former Attorney General Lord Goldsmith, who gave the green light for the 2003 invasion after changing his mind and declaring it legal, gave evidence. Posted: 7:39:37 AM
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The 15-year-old schoolboy who stands 6ft 11ins in his socks... and is still growing Bradley Fisher may only be 15 but everyone looks up to him. At just an inch under 7ft, he is two and a half feet taller than the smallest girl in his year, 4ft 6in Zoe McDermott, with whom he is pictured. Bradley, a pupil at Southlands High School in Chorley, Lancashire, has size 15 feet and is still growing.
Posted: 7:37:02 AM
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STRATOSPHERIC CLOUDS: On the evening on Jan. 26th, sky watchers in parts of England and the Netherlands witnessed unusually colorful sunsets and prolonged twilights. Atmospheric optics expert Les Cowley believes that "we are experiencing an episode of Polar Stratospheric Clouds (Type 1) as a result of unusually low stratospheric temperatures. WIKI on Stratospheric Clouds Posted: 7:33:58 AM
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Coincedent: We recently took the whole "package" away ... Drivers who leave more than one pay-and-display ticket on their car windows will be fined If wardens, or parking attendants, can see more than one ticket, they can fine the motorist.
Posted: 7:26:22 AM
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Voice from the past: Listen to a family Christmas recording hidden since the Great War hostly voices from a family celebrating Christmas together during the First World War have been heard for the first time in nearly a century. The recordings provide a fascinating insight into an English family living at a tumultuous time in world history. Eight phonograph cyclinders, made of beeswax and soap, feature the Smith family from Salisbury in Wiltshire singing carols and discussing 'daddy being away at war.'
CLICK HERE to listen. Thnx RiverOfLight Posted: 7:17:24 AM
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