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From my Blog Perpetual TravellerMay has arrived with the usual fanfare of celebration across the globe, but sadly also to the Swine Flu outbreak scare, which originated in a rural area of Mexico and has almost brought the capital Mexico City to a stand still, which in synergy... Pope Expresses Regret For Abuse at Canadian Aboriginal Schools
Pope Benedict XVI met with a delegation from Canada's Assembly of First Nations on Wednesday to speak about the abuse and treatment of aboriginal students who attended schools run by the Roman Catholic Church. The pope had a private meeting in the Vatican with the delegation... The world facing a New Dark Age
In Rome, Italy - His Excellency Prince Charles spoke who heartedly to Pope Benedict XVI of the importance of the world to change its ways to prevent the effects of climate change. "The heir to the British throne... Pope pursues Heavenly power
In sustainable energy news, Pope Benedict XVI pursues Heavenly power with largest solar plant in Europe. The project will be situated on 740 acres near the Vatican City at an estimated cost of US$660 million.... Ben Harper and Relentless 7's Earth Day Concert in Rome
This Earth Day, artists from National Geographic's new music record label held a free concert in Piazza del Popolo in Rome to mark the day, and the headliners were Ben Harper and Relentless7. Bibi Tanga &... Twisted H.R. 1913 Passes House Committee
While America slept on Wednesday April 25 we woke up to find headlines about how Michelle Obama likes to sneak out and eat at fun restaurants. Not so well covered by the media was the passage of the Hate Crimes bill re-introduced and passed in committee by John Conyers.... 1999 recording of Susan Boyle - Cry Me A River (audio) surfaces
Photo from Susan Boyle Fansite Another amazing performance by Susan Boyle was just found on a charity CD. "A long lost recording of Scottish singing sensation Susan Boyle singing Cry Me A River has been unearthed.... Huge earthquake hits L'Aquila, central Italy
"WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A 6.7 magnitude earthquake struck central Italy on Sunday about 53 miles northeast of Rome, the U.S. Geological Survey reported."
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Berlusconi Forms New Party to Consolidate Power
Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi has consolidated his Forza Italia party with far-right Alleanza Nazionale (National Alliance) to form the Popolo della Liberta (People of Freedom) party. Berlusconi has made...
created by Jordan Yerman | 4 years ago | updated 4 years ago
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Subway Hero
A great story of someone doing the right thing. An elderly man, Theodore Larson, of the Bronx fell onto the subway tracks in NYC. An actor, Chad Lindsey, jumped on the tracked and pulled the unconscious Larson off the tracks and back on the platform before the train came 15... Pope's Against the use of condom, criticism Begins
Pope on his tour of black continent making Blind remark, even after knowing that millions of peple are dying just beacuse of unsafe sex, and condom is saving millions fron the varous STD.In his satement he said... Tibetans need more Int. Support for their cause:Teresa Doursi
Teresa Doursi tourist from Roma, Italy who is in Mussoorie to visit her adopted Tibetan daughter who is studying in THF happy valley also joined the protests march organised by Tibetan Youth Congress... Former Spansion CEO, concerned about fired employees, returns sev
"Former Spansion CEO, concerned about fired employees, returns severance " Declaring "I am literally in tears" over the firing of 3,000 employees at computer chip maker Spansion, the company's former chief executive... The Bureaucratic nightmare!
By, Uwe Paschen.Ever since the Roman Empire and of Course the Chinese one as well we seem to have been unable to live with out Bureaucrats of all sorts and in all domains.Now, Bureaucracy does have its advantages... 492 views | 65 recommendations | 8 comments
Germany's Chancellor Merkel Questions Pope Over Holocaust Deniers
Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel said the Vatican had not done enough to explain why it had lifted the excommunication of Holocaust denier Bishop Richard Williamson and three other like-minded members of the Pius X...
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