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Citação 1:"A Russian armoured column comprising at least 100 vehicles rolled south from the Georgian city of Gori this afternoon towards the capital, Tbilisi, making a mockery of yesterday's French-brokered ceasefire to end the conflict in the Caucasus.
Civilians fleeing the region also told how separatist militias backed by Russian troops were attacking and killing Georgian villagers in the hills around the town..."
A águia, de certeza, e com fé, sorte e engenho, no final do jogo poderá ser dupla.
A santa já é cíclope.
Nos intervalos das notícias do Euro que nos entram olhos adentro, o DN teve uns espacitos para se referir simultaneamente a dois outros temas predilectos do povo: os Santos Populares e a crise.
Percebo pouco da relação SAD/clube em Portugal, mas é impressão minha, ou no fim do período do empréstimo obrigacionista do Sporting, quem tem detém as obrigações terá as acções que lhe permitem ser donos da SAD?
Portugal amongst world’s most peaceful countries
24/5/2008
Of the ten most peaceful countries in the world, amongst which Portugal ranks seventh, only one is not European, Japan, according to the Global Peace Index (GPI).
Compiled by the Australian Institute for Economy and Peace, based on data from British magazine ‘The Economist’s’ intelligence unit, the GPI has revealed that this year Portugal climbed three places on the top-ten list, to seventh place, in comparison to 2007. Despite not even featuring on last year’s listing, the poll shows that Iceland is the most peaceful country in the world, going straight to first place. Japan, the only non-European country amongst the top ten, ranks fifth. At the opposite end of the scale, the most violent country is Iraq, followed by Somalia, Sudan, Afghanistan and Israel respectively. On a global note, from 2007 to 2008, the report determines the world has become “slightly more peaceful”. “It is encouraging but we need smaller, individually taken steps for each country, so the world can progress on the road to peace”, said Steve Killelea, Australian philanthropist and creator of Global Peace Index. The GPI places Portugal as the most passive country in Southern Europe, ahead of countries like Italy, and Spain. On a scale of one to five, Portugal has been classed as a two with regards to being a potential target for terrorism.
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http://www.the-news.net/
Liverpool 1 - Everton 0
Aconteceu na Maia, mas podia ser em qualquer local pitoresco deste nosso Portugal!
"Although some have claimed that Queens, a borough of New York City, was named after Catherine of Braganza, her name is not mentioned in the first 200 years of historical documents that have been preserved in the county archives. Because it was alleged that the Queen and her family had profited from the slave trade a recent effort to build a 10 m (33 ft)-tall statue in her honour in Queens was defeated by local African American, Irish-American and community groups. A quarter-scale model survives at the site of Expo '98, in Lisbon, Portugal, facing Queens across the Atlantic."
A história da Catarina de Bragança ter levado o chá para a corte de Charles II sabia, bem como ser graças ao seu dote, que incluiu Bombaim, que os Ingleses puseram o seu pezinho na India pela primeira vez em força. Mas a história de Queens e a existência da estátua na Expo não fazia a mais pequena ideia!
na wikipedia: aqui e aqui
Reflexões:
Arsenal 2 Blackburn 0
You’d have to admit it wasn’t pretty, it wasn’t tremendously entertaining, it wasn’t easy viewing at times but in the end it was three points and that’s exactly what we were looking for.
