To all of you who celebrate the Christmas tomorrow, I’d like to wish a joyful Christmas Eve and a merry Christmas! Whether you’re going to spend it at home or somewhere else, I wish you spend it happily and above all, in good health and surrendered by people you love.
Archive for the ‘Society’ CategorygeaNostra wishes you a merry Christmas!Thursday, December 24th, 2009World AIDS Day – one color unites usTuesday, December 1st, 2009If you are a Twitter user, add #red to your tweets to turn them red! If you’re on facebook, you can join the cause by clicking the image below: December 1: World AIDS Day, Charlemagne, Iberian union, Yugoslavia…Tuesday, December 1st, 2009
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geaNostra is now 1 year old. Happy birthday geaNostra!Tuesday, October 20th, 2009
Well, this has been a tough but interesting year for geaNostra, with many child illnesses that we’ve fortunately left behind. Today on October 20. 2009. geaNostra celebrates it’s first birthday. We hope it will celebrate many more growing to be better, more interesting and more inspiring every year, and to get many more friends. Piano stairs at Stockholm metroTuesday, October 13th, 2009
A giant piano keyboard lays on the stairs of Stockholm’s Odenplan metro station.
Volkswagen’s “Fun Theory” So what’s the result? See for yourself: The largest house in the worldSunday, October 11th, 2009
Million copies of Dan Brown’s “The Lost Symbol” sold in one dayThursday, September 17th, 2009
The Pope Gets Solar Panels on His HouseSaturday, August 15th, 2009Pope Benedict XVI’s Bavarian house in Pentling next to Regensburg, will be getting almost 600 square feet of They were intended to be installed on the roof July 27-31, by local students of a trade school. The panels were donated to the Pope by local workmen. Once installed, they could generate nearly 6 MW of electricity. No church funds were used, and the Pope made it a condition of the project that it could proceed only without church support. The solar panels could generate as much as $3,500 dollars by selling electricity to the German grid. Any income generated will be donated to job and skill training for disadvantaged youth. (more…) |
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After the great success with the best-selling novels “The Da Vinci Code” and “Angels and Demons” Dan Brown’s new novel, “The Lost Symbol” demonstrated once again the interest of the readers in mysteries and secret organizations that rule over the world. This new thriller about Freemasons was sold in more than a million copies in US, Canadian and British bookshops in just one day. This number also includes those copies sold before the official sale, through Amazon.com where it has been in the top list for months.
