Archive for April 2008
Water woes in Kampala
Water woesA woman filling jugs with water at a water distribution point in the Nuguru Go Down Slum in Kampala. The United Nations declared 2008 the international Year of Sanitation, and it made use of international Water Day on March 21 to highlight the issue. “In teh world today, there are 15 million deaths caused…
Read MoreClogged canals in downtown Jakarta
Clogged canals Scavengers collecting polythene and other recyclable items from a polluted canal in downtown Jakarta. Jakarta’s water supply has suffered from regular cuts in recent years as pollution enters its main source of water through canals where communities live alongside, as well as from rivers that cross it on their way to the Java…
Read Morean estimated 220 of the Palos Verdes blues butterflies existed in the wild in California
Males are largely blue, Females appear grey CAPTIVE-breeding has raised the numbers of a rare butterfly species. Trouble is, there are not many places to release them. Last year, an estimated 220 of the Palos Verdes blues butterflies existed in the wild in California, so few that experts feared they could be wiped out by…
Read MoreHow to get Reiki treatment
REIKI is a complementary healing practice that uses spiritual energies of a Reiki master or healer to treat varioee kinds of conditions and symptoms. * You should have a little bit of understanding of the basics of Reiki, The practice usually involves long periods during which the Reiki healer places his hands on the patient…
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