I’ll give you one more chance to say
we can change our old ways
You can take what you need
and you know you don’t need me
And you know you don’t need me
And if I recover
will you be my comfort ?
Or it can be over…
Or we can just leave it here…
Tweet of Pope Francis (@Pontifex)
Pope Francis (@Pontifex) twitted at 9:15 AM on dom, mar 31, 2013: Accept the risen Jesus into your life. Even if you have been far away, take a small step towards him: he awaits you with open arms. (https://twitter.com/Pontifex/status/318260123485208576)
As far as i can see nobody loves me
As far as i can tell nobody loves you either
And we’re all going down all down the staircase
And we’re all going down all down the staircase aboard
As far as i can see nobody’s listening
As far as i can tell nobody’s listening to me
and when i’m crying out out for an answer
and when i’m crying out nobody cries back for me
By the end of 2012, Italy overtook Japan with the worst real GDP growth of all advanced economies since 1991 (0.79% per year, an amazing and sad distinction).
source: zerohedge.com
(Source: repubblica.it)
Silvio Berlusconi VS Italian stock market
When a picture says a thousand words…
(Source: zerohedge.com)
Four African Teenagers Create Generator that Runs on Pee
Four African teenagers created a generator powered by human urine. The machine, built by 14-year-olds Duro-Aina Adebola, Akindele Abiola, Faleke Oluwatoyin, and 15-year-old Bello Eniola,was presented in Lagos, Nigeria at the fourth annual Maker Faire Africa this November. The pan-African Maker Faire features and supports inventions that work to address problems like the worldwide need for energy production.
According to the Maker Faire Africa website, the machine turns 1 liter of urine into 6 hours of electricity and works like this: urine goes into an electrolytic cell, which extracts the hydrogen from the pee (specifically from the urea, one of the main compounds of urine). This hydrogen is purified in a water filter, and then pushed into a gas cylinder. There, the gas cylinder pushes the hydrogen into a liquid borax cylinder, where moisture is removed from the hydrogen gas. Finally, the purified hydrogen gas is pushed into the generator to power it.
As with all new inventions in alternative energy, this generator isn’t a panacea for our global energy problems. NBC’s John Roach offers a “reality check” concerning the pee-powered generator, pointing out that the Maker Faire Africa website does not list the wattage produced, so we don’t know just how much the generator could power. While Roach’s article tempers excitement about the pee generator, it does point to where this technology could be used effectively: wastewater treatment facilities where the pee already flows, ready to be put to use.
source: ecogeek.org
(Source: zerohedge.com)
I’m going crazy for… THE HARLEM SHAKE!!! =)
