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  Amarendra Dhiraj    Group moderator

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  Innovate or Die: And Happy Birthday! (140 Euros for my two-hundred dollars)

  The world is a mess and getting messier.
  Chaos reigns—and will get more chaotic.
  America has no friends.
  
  And British Air took a person who died in coach, on a Delhi to London flight, and strapped the corpse into an empty seat next to a sleeping passenger in first class for the remainder of the trip. ( "Woman dies on flight, gets upgraded to first class") little wonky..
  I think it can be unhealthy sitting next to a deteriorating corpse. [On Romania and Bulgaria plus many other dead economy's intake]
  
  EU Says: I'm not seeing the problem here. If you die on a flight, I think a free upgrade is the least they can do.
  
  Also, bodies tend to stiffen up right after death. It makes a lot of sense to move the woman to where 1) there is a lot of room, 2) it's easier to get her off the plane, 3) Or who know miracle can happen any time live example- India and China
  
  And on it goes. -----
  
  18% of Iraqis express confidence in U.S. troops—and over 50% condone violence against us.
  Results show that only Kenyans, Nigerians, and Filipinos think America does more good than harm in the world.
  
  But let's pause, for a day, anyway.
  Let's wish Europe, that is the unprecedentedly peaceful and enormously prosperous European Union, a Happy Happy 50th Birthday!
  
  Six nations, Treaty of Rome on 21 March 1957----------- 27 member nations and 500 million people within its confines.
  
  There's never been an alliance like it in history.
  
  • 23 Mar 2007, 10:44 am
  Amarendra Dhiraj wrote: > The world is a mess and getting messier. > Chaos reigns—and will get more chaotic. > America has no friends. > > And British Air took a person who died in coach, on a Delhi to London > flight, and strapped the corpse into an empty seat next to a sleeping > passenger in first class for the remainder of the trip. ( "Woman dies > on flight, gets upgraded to first class") little wonky.. > I think it can be unhealthy sitting next to a deteriorating corpse. > [On Romania and Bulgaria plus many other dead economy's intake] > > EU Says: I'm not seeing the problem here. If you die on a flight, I > think a free upgrade is the least they can do. > > Also, bodies tend to stiffen up right after death. It makes a lot of > sense to move the woman to where 1) there is a lot of room, 2) it's > easier to get her off the plane, 3) Or who know miracle can happen > any time live example- India and China > > And on it goes. ----- > > 18% of Iraqis express confidence in U.S. troops—and over 50% condone > violence against us. > Results show that only Kenyans, Nigerians, and Filipinos think > America does more good than harm in the world. > > But let's pause, for a day, anyway. > Let's wish Europe, that is the unprecedentedly peaceful and > enormously prosperous European Union, a Happy Happy 50th Birthday! > > Six nations, Treaty of Rome on 21 March 1957----------- 27 member > nations and 500 million people within its confines. > > There's never been an alliance like it in history.
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  Katherina Diaz

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  Re: Innovate or Die: And Happy Birthday! (140 Euros for my two-hundred dollars)

  nice article
  
  Katherina
  
  • 23 Mar 2007, 7:25 pm
  Katherina Diaz wrote: > nice article > > Katherina
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  Michael Rajiv Shah    Premium Member   Group moderator

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  Re^2: Innovate or Die: And Happy Birthday! (140 Euros for my two-hundred dollars)

  Hi Katherina ...
  
  welcome in Na Wi Po ;-))
  
  • 23 Mar 2007, 8:46 pm
  Michael Rajiv Shah wrote: > Hi Katherina ... > > welcome in Na Wi Po ;-))