I just can’t fathom why this happens. As if my ideas and projects which keep piling up aren’t enough, on-line offers and projects keep piling up too. Any opinion or comment?
Let’s hope I don’t die from exhaustion please.
‘THE last hope of blocking a new European constitution was snuffed out last night – the final kick in the teeth after Labour’s betrayal of Britain.
The Czech Republic became the last EU nation to sign the Lisbon Treaty, which will now become law. Gordon Brown’s Labour broke a promise to give 60million Britons a say on it.
Now it’s too late as we are dragged screaming into a vastly more powerful European Union yesterday. The last remaining opposition to the new EU constitution ended when Czech president Vaclav Klaus was forced to sign the Lisbon Treaty.
His reluctant endorsement meant the document has been ratified by all 27 EU states and will become as good as LAW on December 1.
Gordon Brown – a key element of a Labour Government that reneged on its promise to hold a referendum on the treaty – hailed the move as “an important and historic step for all of Europe”. By TOM NEWTON-DUNN -The Sun
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Is this good news for Africa?:
‘Africa is getting a new ocean—in a million years, give or take.
It’s starting with a 35-mile rift in the Ethiopian desert caused by the eruption of a volcano in 2005. The rift will eventually meet with the Red Sea, allowing the waters to spill in, say scientists.
‘The process is a small part of the separation of the African and Arabian tectonic plates, which have been moving away from one another at a rate of 1 inch per year for 30 million years, LiveScience reports.’
For the lazy or handicapped people who loves snow:
‘Good news for winter wonderland lovers who think it’s such a drag to have to haul one’s sled back up the hill after every run:
Show Shorts cater to the (relatively) lazy man by offering a sled that attaches directly to your butt via a pair of shorts that fit over your snowsuit, reports the Cleveland Plain Dealer. And don’t worry, grown-ups—adult sizes are sold, too.’
Decline of predators a boon to giant jellyfish:
‘A 10-ton fishing trawler sank off the coast of Japan after its crew tried to haul in a net filled with gigantic jellyfish.
‘The three crew members were pitched into the water as the ship capsized and were rescued by another boat, the Telegraph reports. Nomura’s jellyfish can weigh up to 440 pounds each, and Japanese waters have been inundated with them this year. Experts believe a decline in turtles and other predators is responsible for the surge in jellyfish numbers.’ -Daily Telegraph
Do you think that if courts ban prayers inside classrooms, it is more logical to ban crucifixes?:
‘A European court has ruled that the presence of crucifixes in Italian classrooms violates religious freedom. In a decision denounced by Italian politicians, the court said the compulsory display of the crucifix prevents parents from raising kids with the religion of their choice and restricts the “right of children to believe or not to believe,” the BBC reports. The government plans to appeal, and the Vatican said it would examine the ruling before issuing a statement.’ -BBC
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