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"The snow may have saved the ticks from the cold"

From Hus Langford, 1 month ago, Read 1 times. Similar articles

Found this disappointing news on the SVT website as I was trolling Eurovision clips:Many hope that the cold will kill ticks and snails. However, insects are safe in the ground and waiting for spring in the insulating blanket of snow lying over the country.In recent years, mild winters have been favorable for these creatures that many fear. But, to many people's chagrin, not even the cold of winter kills ticks and snails. Lars-Ake Janzon, biologist of the Museum of Natural History, says he gets... Read more
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Russian love songs

From Livin' la Vida Floja, 1 month ago, Read 1 times. Similar articles

It was another day at the beach at the hotelito on Sac Bajo that Sergio Rodriguez manages. Hi Ni Ha is the name and it is my idea of a true paradise. With flourishing gardens filled with all kinds of plants and his own tomatoes and herbs, getting to the water is great.Boca loves the walk! And when we got to the beach bar, we had it to ourselves at first, Then Inge from Germany and Johanna from Switzerland joined us.We did a little more talking than before and learned that Johanna and I have a... Read more
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Costa Rican Fish

From Julie And Rick In Costa Rica, 1 month ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles

Costa Rican Fish (1-pan meal)In a large frying pan, heat olive oil.Add:garlic (powder or minced fresh)corianderbasilpinch of cayenne or chipotle1 chopped onion1-2 handful chopped carrots2 very small mandarins or 1/2 orange, chopped fine (use the peel, but toss the seeds)After about 5 minutes, add 2-4 fillets of Tilapia or Corvina (seabass)When almost done, add a small handful of dried cranberriesOptional additions:- vegetables such as ayote (a small green squash), zucchini, and/or vainicas... Read more
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Blood iPhones'

From Lounge of the Lab Lemming, 1 month ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles

In the late ?90?s and early 2000?s, there was a serious push in the west to stop the financing of rogue African militia by controlling ?Blood Diamonds'. I've long been cynical of this approach. At the time, I was working in diamond research, and I saw far too many people leap on the blood diamond bandwagon as a way of getting additional research funding to direct to their pet projects. The Read more
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London Links: Qype Does London

From Little London Observationist, 1 month ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles

I’m biased, I suppose, because Qype just posted my photo of Canary Wharf tube as their banner image for this week’s Qype Does London, newsletter #45. But that aside, they are definitely an essential London link to follow. For one thing, they’re always giving things away – tickets to gigs, discounts on meals, and this week, a giraffe. (Yea. I know, I’ve always wanted one as a pet too, but the space situation in London is a bit of an issue…)  Keep an eye on... Read more
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Are they Real'

From LuLu's Bay, 1 month ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles

?Loyalty to petrified opinion never yet broke a chain or freed a human soul.?  Mark Twain ?What are you watching'?  Mr Dear Husband plonks himself down beside me.  We sit quietly, together for a few minutes, until he starts to fidget and making that weird ?clearing the throat' sound. ?Seriously!  What ARE you watching'  His face is screwed up in concentration.  He is leaning forward, toward the television, his mouth slightly agape. ?The Real Housewives of Orange... Read more
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Year 2 Day 130: Sleep Solutuions

From Meg In The UK, 1 month ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles

Being that little Ryan is not typically a fan of his bouncy chair just yet, it seems Mommy has found a way to get him to sleep in it. When placed in the chair in reverse he's completely content. So much so that he strikes a pose from Olan Mills, Read more
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Testing, Testing, 1,2,3

From My FAmily moves to India, 1 month ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles

Yes, the posts are dwindling. I just don't seem to have enough time. Or is it that India has become so passe that nothing much seems blogworthy' Today was different though. Today we began our annual pilgrimage to the immigration office, where the kids and I sat in the car for three hours while S sat in various offices. All to renew our visas. Never mind that they can't even be bothered to issue a real visa (substituting a poor quality black and white photocopy of a letter called a... Read more
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Manchesterplatz

From olli in munich photoblog, 1 month ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles

In 1958 a plane carrying the Manchester United football team, other staff from the club and journalists crashed during take off at the old Munich airport at Riem. Twenty three people died in the crash including eight members of the team.This memorial was dedicated in 2004 and the small square in which it stands was renamed Machesterplatz in 2008. The original memorial still stands only a few yards away in the same street. Read more
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Mining company in eastern India loses millions in investments due to 'ethical concerns'

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Vedanta Resources plc, an India-based mining firm, has been the subject of much criticism from the press and activist groups – including Amnesty International and Survival International – due to questionable human rights and environmental practices. In October 2008, The Ecologist reported that the... Read more
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More than petrol pumped

From Onemanbandwidth, 1 month ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles

Rather than conduct their love making in privacy a Darwin man and his partner were overcome by passion on a petrol station's forecourt: The Darwin Magistrates Court has heard that 29-year-old Lionel Mark William Spratt was seen sitting with a woman in a ute parked at a bowser, near the front door of an Adelaide River petrol station last September.The court heard the wo... Read more
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