A Quiet Axis Forms Against Iran in the Middle East

clipped from www.spiegel.de A Quiet Axis Forms Against Iran in the Middle East Israel and the Arab states near the Persian Gulf recognize a common threat: the regime in Tehran asked whether the UAE would support a possible Israeli air strike against the regime in Tehran, Ambassador Otaiba said: "A military attack on Iran by whomever would be a disaster, but Iran with a nuclear weapon would be a bigger disaster Notwithstanding the shocking nature of his remarks, Otaiba was merely expressing, in a public forum, "the standard position of many Arab countries The fact that some Western politicians are unfamiliar with this position has to do with their own ignorance, and with the diplomatic skill with which the smaller Gulf states, in particular, have managed to hide their opposition to their powerful neighbor until now. Saudi Arabia had recently "conducted tests to stand down its air defenses to enable Israeli jets to make a bombing raid on Iran's nuclear facilities

Soon Google Will No Longer Sell The HTC Nexus One

Apparently, the very last shipments of the popular phone that has somewhat led the way in the Android phone game will go the way of the do do bird as Google makes way for the next generation of Google Android phones and mobile devices. So does this mean we will see a Google HTC Nexus Two? Perhaps...

The good thing is that all costomer service and support will still be offered and available to to all current Nexus One heads.

clipped from androidelectronics.com Google pulls in final shipment of Nexus One’s from HTC Are you still debating getting yourself a Nexus One? If so, you may want to make up your mind pretty quick. Google has announced that it has taken in it’s final shipment of Nexus One’s from HTC, and there’s no turning back to please indecisive consumers. They have also mentioned that they will be closing their web store, http://google.com/phone . According to Google’s Nexus One blog: Earlier this year, we announced that we will be  closing the Nexus One web store . Customer support will still be available for current Nexus One customers. Good to know support will still be available, but it will only be a matter of time until that goes as well.

Loneliness?

Does everyone get lonely sometimes

clipped from www.mentalhealth.org.uk One of our main aims is to help people enjoy good mental health. We want to raise awareness of the importance of spending time with others because research shows that social contact is good for our mental and physical well-being. In life, it is not uncommon to feel lonely at one time or another. But when experienced for a long time, loneliness can be detrimental to our well-being. By raising awareness of loneliness we hope to tackle the stigma that surrounds it, and help individuals who are feeling lonely to connect with others. For some, this may be a case of picking up the telephone to arrange to see a friend, volunteering for a local charity to meet some new people, or joining a local sports club. clipped from www.mentalhealth.org.uk What is loneliness? What happens when we feel lonely? Are more people experiencing loneliness? What can I do if I feel lonely? Organisations clipped from www.google.co.uk clipped from www.google.co.uk clipped from www.google.co.uk clipped from www.google.co.uk clipped from www.google.co.uk clipped from www.google.co.uk clipped from www.google.co.uk

Portland Trailblazers Fans - Rudy Fernandez Remix

I little taste for you. Enjoy.

clipped from www.youtube.com "R U RUDY 4 THIS?" - Rudy Fernandez Remix SuperGoodDJRudy 1 videos

CLEP Tests

I had never heard of these exams, but they sound like an interesting education option for those looking to earn undergraduate college credit. Apparently you don't need to pay tuition on credits that you earn from taking these tests. So you can basically test out of certain classes freshman and sophomore level classes that you would need to take anyway.

clipped from www.examiner.com Earning credits through the College Level Examination Program (CLEP) In today’s fast-paced and competitive world a college degree is essential to finding a career, yet also extremely costly in many cases. An increasingly popular program among students and intellectuals looking to gain an advantage in obtaining a college degree is CLEP. General Information on CLEP The CLEP test offers a large variety of courses (34 in total), ranging in subjects such as: business, literature, foreign language, history/social sciences, science, and mathematics. More impressively, the college credits offered by the CLEP are accepted at nearly 3,000 colleges and universities nationwide. Who is the CLEP for? Other groups include home-schooled students, working adult students with hectic agendas, international students (looking to earn credit from the Foreign Language section of the CLEP), and military service members and veterans.

Meet The Texas Taliban

Wow these guys are a little angry at somebody, don't you think?

clipped from www.salem-news.com The group thinkprogress.org reports that a Texas town has assumed a position similar to the group Hezbollah, whose name equates to "Army of God". Their motto is "spritual warfare" against all who don't believe in their Christianity. The evangelical Christian hate group "Repent Amarillo" is reportedly terrorizing the town of Amarillo, Texas. Repent fashions itself as a sort of militia and targets a wide range of community members they deem offensive to their theology: gays, liberal Christians, Muslims, environmentalists, breast cancer events that do not highlight abortion, Halloween, "spring break events," and pornography shops. On its website, Repent has posted a "Warfare Map" of its enemies in town. But grassroots opposition to Repent is also building. A group called "Angel Action" has mobilized against Repent, and blogs and Amarillo-based Facebook groups are springing up to protest Repent's hate.

Ahmadinedjad Expects War Before Summer

Hope everyone understands the blowback and what this means if it happens.

clipped from www.thenational.ae The three-party meeting that took place in Damascus on Friday gathering the Syrian president Bashar al Assad, the Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and the Hizbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah was a war council to devise counterattack plans and assign tasks in the event of an Israeli offensive on one or all parties, wrote Abdelbari Atwan, the editor-in-chief of the pan-Arab newspaper Al Quds al Arabi. “The timing of the meeting, the way it was undertaken and the ensuing press conference that was held at its conclusion, all point to a strategic coalition being reinforced. This is the build-up of a new front that will spearhead the confrontation with the US-Israeli alliance The Iranian president said he expects war to break out somewhere between spring and summer of this year. Meanwhile, the Hizbollah chief vowed to strike the Israeli capital, its airports and power stations if Israel dared to attack Beirut’s critical infrastructure.