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Signs of Times

Sun, Nov 2, 2008

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The only constant in this world is change. There is no other entity in the whole world which has not been changing. In every change, there is a track that is being left behind. This is the way, anthropologist determine the age of fossils. These are the signs of times, we are not only able to determine what happened in the past but also forecast the future.

At this time, particularly in this last quarter of 2008, there has been some noticeable changes in what supposed to be unexpected events. Lewis Hamilton is the F1 race champion for 2008. He is the youngest champion ever but what is more important, his skin color is black. Not until the last seconds of the Brazilian race in 2 November 2008 that Lewis Hamilton’s hope for being the F1 race champion is known. He only needs a fifth (5th) place to be the world champion. He maintained the position until he was overtaken to be demoted to sixth place.

The sky is dark, rain is starting to pour, Lewis Hamilton was able to gain fifth place on the last lap to become the world F1 champion. This is the breath taking result ever, unknown not until the last seconds of the race.

This event is a sign of time. The first black F1 race champion. How about the first black American president. With all the results of opinion polls with Barrack Obama leading John McCain 5 points with only a couple of days left mean only one thing. Barrack Obama will also be the first like Louis Hamilton.

The signs of times says it all, there will be changes. The whites have been on the limelite ever since, now this will be changing, the black will dominate and will become supreme.

These are the signs of times, and take note of the track left behind.

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The signs were proven true

Wed, Nov 5, 2008

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As I have previously said, the signs of times are changing and the signs are proven to be true.

First it was, Lewis Hamilton, now Barack Obama. This means that their skin color is getting supreme at this time.

If about a century ago, if you have a black skin color, you don’t have the right to run for public office or even think about it, now that is completely changed.

This is good for the America and the world as a whole. US soldiers in Iraq will now be counting the days for them to go home.

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Climate Change

Tue, Jan 6, 2009

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Climate change is now at rage. North and south hemisphere are experiencing flooding. Most people are saying that rain pouring, flash floods are the worst.

North America (winter time) to Australia (summer time) are having cyclones and floods which were not normally experienced at this time of the year.

Is this a sign that climate is getting its toll?

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GPs may have pay linked to patient outcomes - The Australian

Thu, Oct 30, 2008

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GPs may have pay linked to patient outcomes
The Australian - 30 Oct 2008
DOCTORS' pay could be tied to their success in lowering their patients' blood pressure, weaning them off cigarettes and keeping them out of hospitals, under proposals canvassed in a new government discussion paper.
Nurses to ease doctors' shortage Sydney Morning Herald
Govt, doctors clash as GP supply shrinks The Canberra Times
The Age - NEWS.com.au - The Age - NEWS.com.au
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UAE tops world on per capita carbon footprint - GulfNews

Thu, Oct 30, 2008

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Sofia News Agency

UAE tops world on per capita carbon footprint
GulfNews - 30 Oct 2008
By Emmanuelle Landais, Staff Reporter Dubai: UAE residents are still consuming more natural resources than anybody else on earth, ahead of the United States and Kuwait, according to the WWF Living Planet 2008 report which came out on Thursday and is ...
World threatened by ecological 'credit crunch': WWF AFP
Conservationists Warn of Ecological Credit Crunch Voice of America
Sydney Morning Herald - Independent Online - guardian.co.uk - Hindu
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Suicide bomber attacks key ministry in Kabul - guardian.co.uk

Fri, Oct 31, 2008

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CTV.ca

Suicide bomber attacks key ministry in Kabul
guardian.co.uk - 11 hours ago
Kabul's growing security crisis was graphically exposed yesterday when a suicide bomber breached the heavily guarded information ministry building and blew himself up, killing five people and wounding about 20 others.
Suicide blast rocks ministry in Kabul International Herald Tribune
Taliban storm Afghan culture ministry, kill 5 The Associated Press
AFP - New York Times - Telegraph.co.uk - Times Online
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As if on Cue, Syrians Protest US Incursion on Their Soil - New York Times

Fri, Oct 31, 2008

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Washington Post

As if on Cue, Syrians Protest US Incursion on Their Soil
New York Times - 7 hours ago
Hussein Malla/AP Protesters gathered at Youssef al-Azmi Square in Damascus on Thursday during a demonstration against the US raid on a village near the Syrian-Iraqi border on Monday.
Report: Syrian troops leave Iraqi border PRESS TV
US Embassy Protected As Crowds Protest Raid Washington Post
Faxts News - AFP - euronews - guardian.co.uk
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Car bomb injures 21 in Spanish University - Xinhua

Fri, Oct 31, 2008

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Boston Globe

Car bomb injures 21 in Spanish University
Xinhua - 7 hours ago
MADRID, Oct. 30 (Xinhua) -- A car bomb exploded Thursday in the parking lot of the University of Navarre in northern Spain, injuring 21 and setting many vehicles ablaze.
Bomb at university in Spain's Pamplona wounds 17 The Associated Press
Car Bomb in Spain Injures 16 at University New York Times
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