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maandag, 10 mei 2010 |
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Summer starts today and, bang on cue, the first crop circle of 2010 pops up The cuckoo traditionally marks the beginning of spring and right on cue to mark the first day of summer a crop circle has been spotted. The first to be seen of that seasonal staple it is made up of curious swirls and has been 'discovered' in a field of oil seed rape in Wiltshire close to the remains of an Iron Age hill fort. Posted: 8:08:41 AM
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In Other Words: Oral exams 'would be fairer to left handers' who fall behind in English and history Anthony Clark said left-handers may benefit from oral exams in subjects such as English and history because they find writing awkward, reducing their chances of achieving good grades.
radioinsidescoop.com Posted: 8:01:25 AM
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The patients 'bullied' into joining NHS database It has emerged the NHS is trying a different tactic to persuade patients to sign up - scaremongering.
FEAR mongering, search THAT word in this site and BTW: THINK! Posted: 7:52:53 AM
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UK faces £43 billion bill to bail out the euro British taxpayers could face a bill of up to £43billion to bail out the European single currency after a Brussels 'stitch up'. Posted: 7:50:59 AM
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City braced for turmoil as political limbo threatens to drag down pound
Ready for a hit: City brokers are fearing the worst when the market opens on Monday morning. Posted: 7:50:10 AM
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Big Pharma Pushes 'Miracle Cure' For Holocaust Denial Syndrome (satire) Soon to be marketed and sold under the name Holozac, the drug works by closing down the brain's center of intellectual inquiry. It also blocks the re-uptake of politically incorrect neurotransmitters involved in critical thought processes, making it more difficult to distinguish between truth and lies. Posted: 7:44:47 AM
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PRE dic t ion of The Day
opendemocracy.net Posted: 7:29:44 AM
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Federal Reserve opens credit line to Europe The Federal Reserve late Sunday opened a program to ship U.S. dollars to Europe in a move to head off a broader financial crisis on the continent. Posted: 7:23:16 AM
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Bail. Out: EU sets up massive euro defense against markets The European Union and the International Monetary Fund have pledged nearly $1 trillion to defend the embattled euro, hoping to turn back relentless attacks on the eurozone's weakest nations and allow the continent to resume its hesitant economic recovery. "We shall defend the euro whatever it takes," EU Commissioner Olli Rehn said after an 11 hour-meeting of EU finance ministers that capped a hectic week of chaotic sparring between panicked governments and aggressive markets. Posted: 7:21:45 AM
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Ash from Iceland's volcano shuts European airports Airlines canceled hundreds of flights across Europe and added hours to trans-Atlantic journeys Sunday as planes were diverted around a large plume of ash spewed by an Icelandic volcano and stretching from Greenland to Portugal. Posted: 7:11:10 AM
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