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The Summer Solstice

Posted by: sayingenough on: June 20, 2009

On 21st June 2009, the Earth will be at the closest distance to the sun than it has been the whole year. When the Earth is either at its furthest or closest distance from the sun, it is called a solstice. Solstices have the power to bring change and new energies.
As astronomers have found out, [...]

Scandinavia

Posted by: sayingenough on: October 30, 2008

Wall Street is in tatters. Financial markets everywhere are falling. Many companies are on the brink of becoming bankrupt or already are, such as Lehman Brothers. But nothing is as terrifying as a whole country becoming bankrupt
Iceland has been battered by the current financial crisis. In October, I read that Iceland was on the brink [...]

Going Green: Also Known As Saving The World

Posted by: sayingenough on: September 3, 2008

Hey guys. So we all know what going green is, right? It’s recycling. Saving electricity. All that jazz. What you probably didn’t know is that we only have 99 months to do just that: Stop global warming. And that’s if we’re lucky. Let’s do some calculations. 99 months = 8.3 years approx. Yeah. That means [...]

Ancient India: Kinda Like High School Musical

Posted by: sayingenough on: August 25, 2008

India is one of the oldest civilizations in the world. It is a rough diamond shape with the northern and southern points about 2,000 miles apart.

It has one of the richest cultures in the world, and also very impressive landmarks, such as the Himalayas – the highest and youngest mountains in the world with many [...]

Ancient China

Posted by: sayingenough on: July 30, 2008

When you hear China, you might think the Olympics; the Chinese food you had for dinner last night; your new pair of made-in-China flip-flops.
With the 2008 Olympics set to begin in Beijing on August 8, China is being somewhat reborn, as China is one of the most Ancient civilizations of the world as well as [...]