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Heya, as I am gearing up to start a coffee blog, based on the results I have gotten from this topic here: How do you take your coffee? I just thought of something else. What does your mug(s) look like? Is it ceramic, or metal? Perhaps rubber, plastic, or maybe you like to (re)use paper cups. Here is what my latest mug looks like... I bought it just last week from a Starbucks for only 7 bucks. It's 10oz, and the simplicity of the colors makes me swoon.
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Would it be possible to have 3v3 tournament one day? you can enter a team in a topic here on the forum and then we could play stopwatch and the winner gets blowjobs (or nothing but the glory)??? Atleast i thought that sounded fun
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Global warming could bring 50-degree days A scientist at the University of Kiel has warned of summer temperatures reaching nearly 50 degrees Celsius in Germany if global warming continues. Prof Mojib Latif from the university's Leibniz Institute of Marine Sciences told Germany radio culture he had seen the United Nations report on extreme weather due to be published on Friday and that global warming could have enormous effects. "Our whole way of life might be totally turned on its head," he told the radio network. Weak, old and sick people would be badly affected by the increase in temperatures during the summer, when rivers might begin drying up making it difficult to cool power stations, Latif said. "The trends that we are already seeing today would continue," he said. The United Nations report to be released on November 18 predicts a range of catastrophes, according to the AFP news service, Which saw a summary of its conclusions. It says global warming is likely to increase average temperatures by between two and possibly five degrees in the coming years 90th This will increase droughts around the world including in central Europe, North America and southern Africa and also warns that warming oceans will make more powerful cyclones, the AFP reported. Germany has been a leader in trying to tackle climate change but has struggled come to agreement with Major Greenhouse Gas emitters like the United States and China. This summer Chancellor Angela Merkel said time was running out to try to stop global warming. "A number of countries announced (in the wake of the 2010 Cancun summit) voluntary measures, but these will not suffice to reach our objective," Merkel said. "We also need measures, targeted measures, and if possible that treaties are legally binding . That's what will be difficult. But in any case, time is running short as the Kyoto Protocol is soon to expire, "she added. The Kyoto Protocol sets binding targets for Which decreasing greenhouse emissions is set to expire in 2012. Source DJ
