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Strange Sounds Heard In Chile, Canada ,Finland, India, U.S
In our previous news article, we had documented strange humming - rumblings sound heard in Canada, Sweden, Hungary, Denmark, Costa Rica, Czech Republic : Jan 9 - Jan 12, 2012 and Strange humming rumblings sound heard in Samarahan, Malaysia read it allAdam Lambert Attempts to Explain Finnish Bar Brawl with Boyfriend
After causing quite the raucous in a Finland bar last night (December 21), Adam Lambert took to Twitter (and math) to explain a little bit about what happened. Early this morning, the "If I Had You" singer tweeted, "Jetlag+Vodka=blackout. Us÷blackout=irrational...
Dixons, Currys and PC World chains making a loss
DSG International, home to Dixons and the Currys and PC World chains in Britain, and Europe's No.2 electrical goods retailer, said it made a loss before tax and one-off items of 25.3 million pounds in the 24... Nokia Siemens to cut 17,000 jobs, 23% of its workforce
The struggling telecoms equipment maker Nokia Siemens Networks is cutting 17,000 jobs, 23% of its workforce. The cuts from its 74,000-strong workforce should help reduce costs by some 1bn euros ($1.35bn; £860m),... Ice Hockey: A Giant Amongst Nations: USA, Canada and...Finland
Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics: Men's Ice Hockey Final: Canada 3 USA 2 ("Sudden Death") Finland 5 Slovakia 3 So, Canada (Gold) has a population of 34,017,000 U.S.A. (Silver) has a population of 308,372,000... 378 views | 2 recommendations | 0 comments
Finland beat Sweden for Bronze in Ladies Ice Hockey
Finland took the lead twice in this exciting game and Sweden came back twice. 2-2 at full-time meant a "sudden death" extra time. Finland clearly wanted it more than their ancient rivals, the Swedes,...
created by Christina 123 | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago
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Finland says farewell to Conan O'Brien
Celebrating the last night after 7 month of moving to it's 50 million USD newly built studio by NBC. Conan O'Brien last tonight show aired in Finland tonight on Finnish television, and suddenly the fans were commenting on the social networks groups showing support to "I'm... Ice-Cold German Wins in Front of 50,000 Fans
Munich’s Olympic Park was packed to the rafters on Saturday night as the first stop of the Ice Cross Downhill World Championship 2010 came to town. A total of sixty-four athletes representing 20 nations plunged... Men more likely to get killed in domestic violence than woman
According to YLE (in Finnish) men are more likely to be victims of serious domestic violence in Finland. According to Statistics Finland in year 2008 116 men, 111 women and 8 children died in domestic violence in Finland. Men are also more often victims of serious attacks... Finland: H1N1 has spread to whole country
Whole Finland have fallen in H1N1 last week. About 2% of the population are infected and 10 persons have died this far. Situation is getting worse during next two weeks, but health care is already running out from resources. About 10% of the population have recevied the... Diskos vs. Pelikaanit
In year 2000 born ice hockey game Diskos (Jyväskylä) vs. Pelikaanit (Vaajakoski) was played 7.11.2009 at Jyväskylä. Wet snow and -1C temperature made conditions quite brutal, but that did no seem to bother young... Finland declares broadband Internet a legal right
Finland is now the first country to make broadband Internet a legal right. Starting from July, all the 5.2 million citizens need to have an access to at least 1 Mbps connection if they wish so. This mandate is...
created by BootedEagle | 2 years ago | updated 2 years ago
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Finland To Make Broadband Internet Access a Legal Right
Finland has become the first country to make broadband internet access a legal right. The Scandinavian country's Ministry of Transport is practicing what it preaches by making 1-megabit broadband access available to Finland's 5 million citizens starting next summer. Finland... Costa Rican Ex-President Convicted in Historic Trial
Costa Rican Ex-president Rafael Ángel Calderón Fournier (1990-1994), was found guilty of peculation in what was known as the Caja-Fischel case, which culminated in the largest corruption scandal and the first... Eight Arrested for Hijacking Arctic Sea Cargo Ship
Eight men have been arrested for hijacking an Arctic sea cargo ship. The hijackers are mostly from Estonia and are charged with raiding the Russian ship disguised as police. The cargo ship is being investigated to understand their motivations. Russian prosecutors have charged...NowPublic on Facebook
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