Article
10 China Myths for the New Decade- Myth #9: greenhouse gas emissions
From Status of Chinese People, 1 month ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
Derek Scissors, Ph.D., Research Fellow in Asia Economic Policy in the Asian Studies Center at The Heritage Foundation, via http://www.heritage.org, January 28, 2010 -
<< Previous
Myth #9: China’s greenhouse gas emissions are about the same as America’s.
Truth: China’s emissions are as much as 25 percent larger, and the gap is widening every day.
The effort to limit greenhouse-gas emissions is not usually thought of as a topic when discussing the Chinese...
Read more
Interresting ? 0
Similar articles :
Blogging from the Boot Winner!!
From Ciao Amalfi, 1 month ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
Thanks to all of your votes over the past week, this morning I am happy to announce that my post, Every Sunday Evening, was selected as the winner for the Buon Viaggio category in the Blogging from the Boot contest. You can find out all the winners here on the AffordableCallingCards.net website. Congratulations also to Scintilla over at Bell'Avventura who won for the Paparazzi:
Read more
Interresting ? 0
Water, water everywhere... (in Cyprus, anyway)
From This is Cyprus, 1 month ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
As I type, it's pouring with rain. Again. It has been the most remarkably wet winter for Cyprus, and apparently the reservoirs are now at 50% capacity, which is very good indeed. Yesterday it was officially announced that water restrictions have been lifted. This isn't exactly news to me, since we've had continual mains water for the past ten days or so. Nice to have it confirmed officially, although apparently some people are unhappy at the announcement, since people are likely to become...
Read more
Interresting ? 0
Zuma: The Man!
From Faustine's Baraza, 1 month ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
Kenyan cartoonist with his impression of South African President Jacob Zuma's sexual life. This weekend Zuma issued a second public apology after recent reports of Zuma fathering a child out of wedlock with a daughter of a friend.
Read more
Interresting ? 0
InterNations
From Dutch expat in the Philippines, 1 month ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
The online community InterNations attracts thousands of members in search of new contacts abroad every month. InterNations is the international social networking service for expats and global minds worldwide. The members are diplomats, managers and employees of multinational companies, IGO’s and NGO’s, foreign correspondents as well as their families. They [...]
Read more
Interresting ? 0
Election Day Costa Rica 2010
From A Broad In Costa Rica, 1 month ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
You would not believe the horn-blowing, flag-waving, chanting, excitement in Costa Rica! The air is thick with it. Today, Sunday, 7 Feb 2010, Costa Ricans are electing a new president, as well as a bunch of diputados (representatives) from all...
Read more
Interresting ? 0
World Nutella Day 2010 Round Up: Part 2
From bleeding espresso, 1 month ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
Well Nutella lovers, you have truly outdone yourselves. The 4th annual World Nutella Day was a *huge* success with 150 entries, countless tweets and Facebook mentions, and even some great press…and so many entries in foreign languages such as Italian, Spanish, French, Portuguese, and Polish!
Thank you *so* much for making this year Nutella Day’s best yet! Are you, by chance, already considering what a 5th year anniversary of World Nutella Day might look like' If you have any...
Read more
Interresting ? 0
We Begin Bombing in 10,9,8......
From Adelaide Green Porridge Cafe, 1 month ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
via flickr.com Scary people. Posted via web from poobumwee's posterous
Read more
Interresting ? 0
The Truffle Market in Lalbenque
From DavidLebovitz.com, 1 month ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
Even though we live in a globalized world, I'm always surprised by how many people want to make or eat anything, and everything, no matter where they live. Whether or not it makes sense.
Take Parisian macarons. In the last year or so, they've become the new cupcake and not a week goes by when I don't get a message about someone freaking out and wondering why the top of someone's batch of macarons cracked, or where someone can get real, honest-to-goodness French macarons in Podunk....
Read more
Interresting ? 0
Twenty-ten thus far
From Java Jive, 1 month ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
2010 has shaped up to be quite the rollercoaster ride thus far. Five weeks in and yet so many dramatic, euphoric highs and nausea-inducing lows. I dig a life of change and spontaneity, but it’s sure not easy on the soul.
Fortunately, I’ll now have more time to blog and get back into photography once again. I’m only now starting to settle after nearly 7 months in Manila. The pace of these past few months has been exhausting, but things are finally leveling out.
For this blog I...
Read more
Interresting ? 0
It's just one big multi-cultural pissing contest around here
From The Bold Soul, 1 month ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
Overheard between a French husband and his American wife this evening: She (pointing to a red box with the image of a familiar, motherly-looking woman of color): "I made myself some pancakes for lunch this afternoon. A LOT of pancakes. And they were good. Even though they're not crepes." He (reading the box and mispronouncing the name): "Aunt JEM-in-a. Oh, that's like Uncle Ben's." She (rolling her eyes): "No, sweetie, it's Aunt Je-MIM-a. And no... Uncle Ben's had an...
Read more
Interresting ? 0