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Clotilde's Diary: The rain does not make noise

Last night I fell asleep while raining .... and I suddenly thought of something very obvious .... rain, as well as the wind, making noise only when in contact with something, certain things, not all ...... a little 'how human beings I comes to mind ...... much more 'want to get in touch with what' around them much more 'make noise .... more 'contact will be' strong .... more 'make noise ...... but not all raise the same desire to "make noise" ........

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Clotilde's Diary: from Ljubljana, distributor of milk


And 'situated in the market square in Ljubljana. I found an interesting thing and that carry the instructions written in Italian, are gigantic.

Every day fresh cow milk, raw and whole

You are in front of the milk vending machine where you can get the milk from the farm of Mis Zavrh under Šmarna gora. Our cows graze outdoors in pastures neighbors, so that their milk has a great taste and is 'first quality', and so that 'suitable for drinking as well as' for the preparation of various foods and beverages.
Price per deciliter of milk and a 'of 10 cents or 1 euro per liter. In a plastic bottle of the capacity 'of a liter you can also pay an amount' child, depending on the amount paid. The plastic bottle you can buy milk from the vending machine. And of course 'can also pour the milk in any container (milk) the ability' to 3 liters, although 'washed thoroughly. Place the container or bottle in the vending machine. The amount paid press the button for the fill.

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Italy: the worst immigration laws

PETER WILLIAMS, in The World's Worst
Think Immigration Laws Arizona's new immigration law is harsh? The Grand Canyon has been nothing on These guys published in Foreign Policy wrote that the worst laws in the world has immigration to Italy. In order are then Switzerland, Australia, Japan and the UAE.

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Other than the end of oil, here ends the phosphorus

essential in agriculture, where famine ends are secured, with all the consequences that this brings. And according to some research which is extracted from the mines could not begin to provide more than enough for everyone within 30 to 40 years. This is reported in an article on Foreign Policy magazine, titled Peak Phosphorus, written by Elser and STUART JAMES WHITE. Another interesting thing the article points out that 90% of these mines are located in five countries: Morocco, China, South Africa, Jordan and the United States. Also interesting is the comparison made by the OPEC cartel: 12 countries that control 75% of world reserves in the world. The article ends by listing the possible measures that can be taken to preserve this fundamental element.