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maandag 17 november 2008 |
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Mondays InspirationPeak
God is in the sadness and the laughter, in the bitter and the sweet.
Neale Donald Walsch Posted: 11:14:59 PM
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Race on to build world's first space elevator The news is believed to have shaken up scientists at NASA, who have traditionally focused on rockets to reach space but could now be considering following Japan's suit. Posted: 9:31:17 PM
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Scientific impossibility: Did FBI get their man in Bruce Ivins? Married for 33 years - and a father of two - with a 35-year career as a civilian microbiologist at Fort Detrick in Frederick, Ivins, a devout Catholic, worked as a senior research scientist and an expert in animal models of anthrax. In 2003 he received the Army's Decoration for Exceptional Civilian Service for work on an anthrax vaccine - an assignment the FBI now says provided a motive for the attacks. Ivins, who did not name anyone in the e-mail, died on July 29, 2008, at Frederick Memorial Hospital after overdosing on prescription Tylenol with codeine. The FBI says he killed himself. The presence of the drug was determined from a blood sample. No autopsy was ordered. Posted: 7:43:33 AM
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Movie for NOW
The Knowing comes from Inside of you. Posted: 7:01:37 AM
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IMF head calls for extra funding The weekend's G20 meeting brought together leading industrial powers, such as the US, Japan and Germany, and emerging market countries like China, India, Argentina, Brazil and others - representing 85% of the world's economy and two-thirds of its population. Strauss-Kahn: "The number of countries having problems at the same time has dramatically increased and they come to the IMF asking for support." Posted: 6:58:36 AM
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