Krakatao Volcano erupts once again! http://www.nomad4ever.com/2007/11/09/krakatao-v... Just when the Volcano Alert Status for Mount Kelut was downgraded from ˜breaking out any time to ˜breakout likely; another Volcano spoke out once again with a big roar:
Psychic predicts devastating Sumatra Earthquake for 23/12/2007 http://www.nomad4ever.com/2007/11/23/psychic-pr... As it wasnt enough that Sumatra was horribly affected by the Tsunami of Christmas 2004 - with more than 150.000 people perished around Aceh alone - things could get bad again. Believe it or not...or add your own prediction! Read on:
Information, Images and Video of Endangered Tigers. http://www.tigersincrisis.com/... Tigers increasingly compete with expanding human population and industry for land and food, and many are killed by poachers who sell their skins and body parts as ingredients for traditional Chinese medicines. If these trends continue,the wild tiger may evolve from being an endangered species and off the endangered species list to become an extinct species. A few of the remaining endangered subspecies may survive only in zoos; others will live only in stories, pictures and myths, never again to roam the earth. Find out more at Tigers In Crisis.com.
Worlds oldest orangutan dies in Miami http://www.newsrightnow.org/articles/2902/1/304... Nonja, a 55-year-old Sumatran orangutan, has died in Miamis Metro Zoo.
Want to escape sticky-hot Jakarta? Try Puncak Highlands! http://www.nomad4ever.com/2008/01/06/want-to-es... Jakarta - the capital of Indonesia - is a huge bustling Moloch of 23 million people, almost as many cars, motorbikes, exotic smells, street dogs and clouds of pollution. Currently you can add flooded streets and houses, which increase the usual chaos even more. How good that there is still one or the other natural oasis closeby:
Want to escape sticky-hot Jakarta? Try Puncak Highlands! http://www.nomad4ever.com/2008/01/06/want-to-es... Jakarta - the capital of Indonesia - is a huge bustling Moloch of 23 million people, almost as many cars, motorbikes, exotic smells, street dogs and clouds of pollution. Currently you can add flooded streets and houses, which increase the usual chaos even more. How good that there is still one or the other natural oasis closeby:
Want to escape sticky-hot Jakarta? Try Puncak Highlands! http://www.nomad4ever.com/2008/01/06/want-to-es... Jakarta - the capital of Indonesia - is a huge bustling Moloch of 23 million people, almost as many cars, motorbikes, exotic smells, street dogs and clouds of pollution. Currently you can add flooded streets and houses, which increase the usual chaos even more. How good that there is still one or the other natural oasis closeby:
Want to escape sticky-hot Jakarta? Try Puncak Highlands! http://www.nomad4ever.com/2008/01/06/want-to-es... Jakarta - the capital of Indonesia - is a huge bustling Moloch of 23 million people, almost as many cars, motorbikes, exotic smells, street dogs and clouds of pollution. Currently you can add flooded streets and houses, which increase the usual chaos even more. How good that there is still one or the other natural oasis closeby:
Long Plea about Corruption, Freedom of Speech and Indonesia's road towards 'real' Democracy http://www.nomad4ever.com/2008/04/15/long-plea-... Freedom of Speech is a cornerstone and the lifeblood of any democracy. How else can one put the finger in the wound and take part in discussions about what hinders a country in its progress?Most Westerners dont know that Indonesia is a very young democracy. This leads to surprising insights, which surface when you look a bit deeper into the woven society fabric on its long-winding road towards ˜real Democracy:
Sometimes a Cigar Is "Just a Cigar" http://www.zimbio.com/Cigars+And+Cigarillos/art... Through the years, the consumption of cigars has become a symbol of special occasions that are enhanced by them.
Foreign Rescuers End Mission in West Sumatra http://blogentertain.blogspot.com/2009/10/forei... International rescuers have left West Sumatra after ending their operations searching for survivors of last Wednesdays 7.6 magnitude earthquake that hit Padang.
