
Ah, the incredible wonder of this phenomenon,the astounding creativity of this whole system with which we are surrounded and entertained with feasts of unexpressable beauty
Published: 3rd May 2006 11:50 CET
A Canadian company has applied for a concession to mine a 774 hectare site north of Dals Långed, in Dalsland, western Sweden. The application from Mawson Resources is formally for permission to search for gold, but the company says that the area could also contain exploitable amounts of uranium.
"5-year olds in Gothenburg are to be the first in the world to vote in official referendums, to be held at the same time as the general election in September. The aim is to enthuse them for democracy"
"Sweden's largest Muslim organisation has demanded that Sweden introduce separate laws for Muslims, according to Swedish television"
Hmmm...this kind of law? It was claimed that a trial took place. The 19 year old princess was beheaded in a public execution..not in the santioned execution place,but in a car park! It was 1977 and according to 'Frontline' things haven't changed since then
She was a granddaughter of Prince Muhammad bin Abdul Aziz, who was an older brother of the then King of Saudi Arabia, King Khalid bin Abdul Aziz.After attempting to fake her own drowning and being caught trying to escape from Saudi Arabia with her lover, she and her lover were executed on the orders of her grandfather, Prince Muhammad bin Abdul Aziz. There was no trial of the Princess or her lover, nor have any charges ever been brought against her grandfather".
Wikipedia.
Winter's over. Summer is just around the corner. That's as good a cause for celebration in Sweden as any, and the revelry on Valborgsmässoafton - Walpurgis Night - on April 30th gets pretty heated.
Intensely so, actually, as massive bonfires up and down the country honour an 8th-century German abbess, St. Walpurga, or Valborg in Swedish
from the online Swedish newspaper in english: www.thelocal.se
A new pollutant has been identified which will sit uncomfortably on the usual list of cars, planes and industry: coniferous Nordic forests.
According to environmental experts at Stockholm University, the pines and spruces of northern Europe create masses of small particles which drift up to 1,000 metres into the atmosphere.
"The levels in Stockholm city centre are 100-200 micrograms per cubic metre, compared to 4-5 in our forest measurements."
published in www.thelocal.se (swedish news in English)