This will have to be one of those we-report, you-decide, kind of things.
Sunday, March 04, 2007
Environmental Pollution
Saturday, March 03, 2007
Different News
When I saw the headline I assumed it was more global warming:
Girls at U.N. meeting urge global actionSo the first lines didn't make sense to me:
*A 16-year-old Nepalese girl burst into tears describing her work in a match factory to help support her mother.So where was:
*A Jordanian teen spoke out about violence against girls in rural areas.
*A former child soldier from Congo cried when she recalled her suffering as a sex slave.
* A high school student from Ohio said she really sweat a lot last August, "what with George Bush making it warmer, and all."What was there makes me glad I live in America. From the child working in the match factory:
"The most important message is that governments should ensure that every working child gets a free education," said Sunita Tamang, lamenting that in her community in Nepal "people think that if you educate a girl child, it will only embarrass you."Every working child? How sad.
Are My Rice Krispies Ready?
Friday, March 02, 2007
Been there, Done that

My first thought upon seeing this was, "But they tried dog Lamaze coaches in California and it didn't work." Not to worry, this dog is learning yoga. (via the Japan Dog Yoga Association) 
But since when do you have to teach dogs yoga? My dog has been a master of the Fallen Bear position for years. She can hold the position for hours. In fact, it usually takes a slice of bologna to even get her to lift her head.
Shifting Strategies
James Taranto noticed:
That Was Fast
* "Democrats May Cut Bush Military Budget"--headline, Associated Press, March 1, 2:32 p.m. EST
* "Democrats Nix Idea of Military Budget Cuts"--headline, Associated Press, March 1, 3:07 p.m. EST

Though, like "calling shotgun", that doesn't always work.
The EU
News of the Wierd:
A 73-year-old man died of a heart attack in North London in January, perhaps assisted by a delay in responding by the London Ambulance Service. According to The Sun, the nearest crew could not be called because European Union labor rules prevent disturbing the crew for any reason during the first 20 minutes of their half-hour break. [The Sun (London), 1-6-07]
Perfect Disguise
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