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Socialism's Success
The New American - 1/6/2009
14 ita According to the CIA World Factbook, nine European countries place ahead of the United States in terms of per capita Gross Domestic Product Luxembourg, Norway, Iceland, Ireland, Switzerland, Denmark, Add Comment |
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Padres Prospect Interview: Jaff Decker
Scout.com - 1/5/2009
San Diego Padres prospect Jaff Decker has goals. It is evident in his quick assimilation to professional baseball and reiterated at each step along the way. Given his performance, it is easy to see him Add Comment |
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'Aussie' Jarmala flies the flag
Brisbane Times - 1/4/2009
Immigration Minister Chris Evans can't work quick enough for Slovakian-born Jarmila Gajdosova, nor Tennis Australia. The Victorian 21-year-old is flying the Australian flag highest after the opening day Add Comment |
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We will listen to Obama's Gitmo pleas
The Australian - 1/4/2009
THE Rudd Government would still be open to overtures from the incoming Obama administration to reconsider its refusal to take inmates from Guantanamo Bay. After formally rebuffing for the second time Add Comment |
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Oz made easy
Canada.com - 1/3/2009
As anyone who has visited here knows, Oz is a 'bloody big place,' so time is of the essence when visiting. And, to be perfectly frank about it, for far too long just getting 'Down Under' was the literal Add Comment |
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Refugees home at last
The Australian - 1/2/2009
LIFE in a refugee camp on the Thai-Burmese border was all that Hsar Muhtaw's four young children had ever known. They were born in its squalid confines and their father had spent 17 years living there, Add Comment |
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Smorgasbord awaits readers
Brisbane Courier-Mail - 1/2/2009
FROM David Malouf's first full-length novel in 10 years, to Jonathan Littell's The Kindly Ones, 2009 is shaping up to be a big year for the literary novel. Readers will not have to wait long with Austin Add Comment |
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