The extra hour
By MARGARET BROWN ON SUNDAY, October 29, the clocks go back one hour in most European countries and some people have another hour in bed. Others would like to, but
Beyond the evil
Skip Bandele reflects on life and his world — as he sees it I THINK I will wear a balaclava the next time I visit my bank – it seems
A Point of view
by Margaret Brown God’s grace DURING OUR weekly Bible Study at Casa de Jardim in Luz, a question was asked as to the meaning of God’s grace. After a pause,
IRELAND
Ryanair’s hostile takeover of Aer Lingus BUDGET AIRLINE, Ryanair, revealed details of its plans for a hostile takeover of rival airline Aer Lingus, following the latter’s privatisation. Aer Lingus shareholders
The Kaiser Cure – Mind Power
Dr. THOMAS KAISER MD, DRCOG, General Practitioner Dear Reader, THE SECOND part of the Kaiser Cure programme is about our beautiful and powerful mind. Rather, I should say, the power
The fourth tenor
By RUTH SHARP ANDREA BOCELLI’S career is littered with unprecedented events and, after nearly 15 years in the industry, he still sells records like hot cakes and draws 20,000 people
SEQUELS THAT will have you wanting to read the originals…
SEQUELS THAT will have you wanting to read the originals again Lila, an enquiry into morals by Robert M. Pirsig Best known for his Zen and the Art of the
Nine out of 10 cats prefer me – By PAUL MCKAY
Saturday, September 9 August ended and September began somewhat dramatically with the arrival of a new house guest. It was pitch black outside, around 10pm, when both dogs charged out
BANGLADESH
Nobel Peace Prize awarded to anti-poverty pioneers MUHAMMAD YUNUS and the Grameen Bank, which he founded, have been awarded the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize in recognition of their micro-credit lending
VIETNAM
Death row prisoner found pregnant A FEMALE inmate, who was being held in solitary confinement was found to be 11 weeks pregnant last week. The father is believed to be