February 2006
Tuesday, 28. February 2006, 00:01:55
peak oil, geopolitics
Monday, 27. February 2006, 21:01:45
Thursday, 23. February 2006, 18:09:23
Thursday, 23. February 2006, 01:53:01
Monday, 20. February 2006, 17:26:30
Sunday, 19. February 2006, 00:41:34
You can make a map of your own Visited Countries atMy Visited Countries Map
Saturday, 18. February 2006, 18:13:10
"Our ignorance is not so vast as our failure to use what we know"
M. King Hubbert
Friday, 17. February 2006, 17:23:13
Easy access to water causes baby boomBetter water supplies are linked to rise in hungry children in Ethiopia. Improving access to clean water can cause unexpected health problems, suggests a study in Ethiopia.
Nature.com
Sunday, 12. February 2006, 22:09:43
Danish Newspaper At Heart of Controversy Rejected Drawings Lampooning Jesus ChristJyllands-Posten, the Danish newspaper at the heart of the cartoon controversy, has staunchly defended its decision to run the images, which included depictions of the prophet Mohammed with a bomb. On Monday, the Guardian of London revealed the newspaper refused to run drawings lampooning Jesus Christ....
DemocracyNow!
Friday, 10. February 2006, 23:47:44
Gattaca, a film in which story, acting, cinematography & music all converge into cinematic perfection.
Gattaca
Wednesday, 8. February 2006, 21:13:03
Islam, Hijab
Wednesday, 8. February 2006, 20:31:20
by Stuart PethickSome drawings published in Denmark’s Jyllands-Posten last September have caused outrage amongst the Muslim community around the world. The drawings depict the Prophet Mohammed, which is considered sacrilegious to the Muslim faith as no images of Mohammed are allowed. If this were not bad enough, one of the pictures depict Mohammed as a terrorist, complete with a bomb in his headdress. These drawings were published again in a Norwegian magazine a few weeks ago, and the ensuing Muslim outrage is costing the Danish/Swedish dairy giant Arla millions of dollars.....
Sorry, no images for this posting.GlobalResearch.ca
Wednesday, 8. February 2006, 20:23:45
With the Iranian Oil Bourse set to open in a month, there has been a lot of discussion about its meaning and consequences. A reasonable person might ask, “What’s the difference what oil is priced in? Can’t you just exchange currencies?” So for anyone skeptical about the existence of a Petrodollar and the “Exorbitant Privilege” it lends via inflationary extraction, join me on a little trip to a place I call: Gilligan’s Island....
ISLAND ECONOMICS
Tuesday, 7. February 2006, 07:23:34
Wednesday, 1. February 2006, 15:47:52
If it wasn't true, it would cease to be funny. How tragic.>BUSH'S REAL STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS.mov
Wednesday, 1. February 2006, 14:33:40
Go to part 11 (pg 5) titled "Production" and compare oil production figures for year 2004 and 2005. The last time Malaysia's oil production fell was after the Asian Financial Crisis of 1998. Despite not being in a recession & very high global prices for oil, production figures still declined. Since the decline was 7.0%, this is even worse than ASPO's prediction of 6.4%. Unfortunately, we will only ever know after a number of years of consistent decline. 
The first photo was taken when the Chinese president went to US 
The second photo was taken when Bush went to China
WIDGETIZE