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donderdag, 2 december 2010 |
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Karel en Caroline van Huffelen Tijdens de Peru-Bolivia-reis november 2010, georganiseerd door Karel & Caroline van Huffelen, heeft het reisgezelschap op 1 december 2010 een busongeluk gehad. De bus waarin 33 mensen zaten is in botsing gekomen met een vrachtwagen. Er zijn, voor zover op dit moment bekend, vijf doden. Karel van Huffelen was ÈÈn van hen, meer namen zijn officieel nog niet bekend. 5 European tourists die in Peru bus accident Police say the accident occurred on a highway in the Chacachaca area near the border with Bolivia. The bus was carrying tourists from the Bolivian town of Desaguadero to the city of Puno in Peru. Posted: 9:49:59 PM
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Waterworld discovered: Scientists analyse 'steamy' atmosphere of super-Earth 40 light years away Alternatively, the planet could have a mostly hydrogen atmosphere hidden beneath high clouds or hazes, as seen on Venus or Saturn's moon Titan. Posted: 9:05:13 PM
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NEW SUNSPOT: A sunspot is emerging over the sun's northeastern limb, and it appears to be one of the largest of the new solar cycle. Posted: 8:59:48 PM
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Ready To Dream a New World Into Being?
Thnx Tom! Posted: 11:07:34 AM
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 AND ALL IS WELL ...
Thnx Paul Posted: 11:00:48 AM
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Named "GARY" you cannot 'hack'... named "Govt" ... you can:
The U.S. government, apparently aided by freelance computer hackers, chased WikiLeaks from an American commercial computer network and temporarily stopped the leak of embarrassing diplomatic documents. But within hours, the website was back online, publishing from a fortified bunker in Sweden. Posted: 10:47:39 AM
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Movie for Today Coldplay - Christmas Lights
Christmas night, another fight Posted: 8:09:14 AM
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Cartoon for Today Pollution 'makes male birds mate with each other', say scientists
Article H E R E Posted: 7:45:11 AM
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NO aliens in space-announcement: Nasa scientists are set to announce that bacteria have been discovered that can survive in arsenic, an element previously thought too toxic to support life, it can be revealed. NASA's "extraterrestrial" announcement gets blown out of proportion Take a hastily arranged NASA press conference, add a vague allusion to an 'astrobiology discovery,' and you've got a recipe for mass web-fueled speculation that E.T. is finally coming home. Posted: 7:33:11 AM
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Putin 'knew of poison plot' that killed former KGB spy in London: Latest WikiLeaks revelations 'Some experts believe that somebody is deceiving Wikileaks, that its reputation is being undermined in order for it to be used for political purposes. Such an opinion is being expressed here,' he said in the interview that was pre-recorded from his office in the Russian capital. Posted: 7:23:52 AM
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 Thought for Today - In This NOW THE NEW OFFICIAL "Loose Change Final Cut" - dec. 2 - 2007 Mammograms cause breast cancer Posted: 7:20:36 AM
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