What's the difference between home delivery food, e.g. Pizza Hut, and seeing a psychiatrist? Surely the price per unit of quantity and a few additional details.
Sunday, 27 March 2011
Friday, 18 March 2011
Libyan airspace is closed: who opens Gaddafi's eyes, or simply the door to jail?
According to a note issued by Eurocontrol, Europe's air traffic agency, Libyan airspace is closed.
This follows a UN resolution approving a no-fly zone and additional measures to safeguard civilians in Libya: better late than never guys! The resolution was warmly welcomed in Bengasi and other areas in Libya in which rebels endure a strenuous fight against the regime.
I wish this opens Gaddafi's eyes and stops further violence in the country. Justice would suggest to trial Gaddafi's as any criminal. However, each additional day of fight and deaths may be averted by offering the "tyrant leader" an ad hoc deal. A thin line separates justice from a bright future for libya
Tuesday, 8 March 2011
The Libyan Republic – The Interim Transitional National Council
While Gaddafi's troops were busy bombing cities that are controlled by the "opposition", the birth of The Interim Transitional National Council was announced online http://ntclibya.org/english/ .
May the wind of democracy and peace in Libya blow by cable and on Libyan soil anon
May the wind of democracy and peace in Libya blow by cable and on Libyan soil anon
Women's (every) day
Women's day is everyday
Every day is a woman's day
A woman or a man
A rose or a fist
The man or the woman
The myth or the gist
Lesbian and straight
Allegories and vibes
Gay and straight
Ideas and no jibes
Pretty and handsome
Ugly and bad
bribe and ransom
fog and fad
Every day is a woman's day
A woman or a man
A rose or a fist
The man or the woman
The myth or the gist
Lesbian and straight
Allegories and vibes
Gay and straight
Ideas and no jibes
Pretty and handsome
Ugly and bad
bribe and ransom
fog and fad
Friday, 4 March 2011
Gaddafi, German Defence Minister, LSE, PhD
Recent turmoil in Libya may eventually result in the fall of a non-democratic regime headed by army colonnel Gaddafi that has been in power for decades.
Such course of history has been crossed by two minor though equally interesting ones. Gaddafi's son Saif has recently gained his PhD at the London School of Economics (LSE). In addition, a Libyan foundation which Saif manages donated funds to support research at the LSE. The dubious source of the funds and alleged plagiarism by Saif in his PhD thesis has eventually led the Head of the LSE, Howard Davies, to resign with a short but persuasive letter.
Two recommendations ensue:
1) If your dad is a dictator and such "scholarship" funds your PhD, or if you are about to be appointed minister, check online whether you've blatantly cheated before handing in your PhD!
2) If you are an old style, vintage dictator, e.g. Chavez, Gaddafi, Kim Jong-il or Mugabe, or such a modern one that you look like a prime minister or president, e.g. Berlusconi or Putin:
On a parallel short course to cut corners, the German Defence Minister was caught cheating in his PhD thesis, thus leading him to resign.
Two recommendations ensue:
1) If your dad is a dictator and such "scholarship" funds your PhD, or if you are about to be appointed minister, check online whether you've blatantly cheated before handing in your PhD!
2a) Proofread your children's PhD before they submit,
2b) Why don't you resign and do a PhD yourself!? You'll have plenty of time and will not need to cheat in a rush to finish!
Labels:
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