 | "Human Migration" This video gives my thoughts on my theory that "Humans often migrate solely for the purpose of arriving at places of entertainment" LOL . . . I think that type of "migration" behavior is unique to humans (for instance, you don't hear about huge gray whales migrating somewhere just to be entertained by watching penguins play! LOL). Anyway, watch the video if you want more clarification of this latest, seemingly bizarre, theory of mine :) What got me thinkin' about this, was that I'm watchin' the INCREDIBLE "Planet Earth" series on the Discovery Channel every Sunday night, and they often talk about "migration" of mammals, fish, and birds . . . there are only four episodes of this great 11 part series left to watch, so if you haven't watched any yet, please DO!! You WON'T be disappointed! . . . and DANG!! . . I only NOW realized, after uploading this, that I didn't spell "Hawaii" correctly in my video!!! . . . so much for my "graduated with honors" advanced university degree diploma I got back in '74! LMAO The song is "Everybody's Talkin' " by Nilsson |
 | International Organization for Migration 1 of 3 Mr. Ricardo Casco, National Program Officer |
 | IOM.OIM International Organization of Migration Spot contro l'immigrazione Africana in Svizzera.. Roba da non crederci.. |
 | Migration Migration movie |
 | Migration, immigration and ageing crisis in Europe http://www.globalchange.com Falling fertility rates. Economic impact of ageing. Social policy impact on government. Pensions crisis. Older workers and rising retirement age. Migration and immigration policy -- UK and Poland, and other EU new countries. Remittances impact on emerging economies. Rising unemployment. Political tensions and ethnic tensions. Racial prejudice. Falling labour costs. Economic migrants. Pressure on public services. Conference keynote speaker and Futurist Dr Patrick Dixon. |
 | Spanish campaign broadcasted in Senegal http://www.norte-sul-este-oeste.blogspot.com/ In a time when some countries in Europe, prefer the employ of more vigorous practices to tackle the issue of illegal immigration into their territories, the Spanish government chooses a more preventative path, launching a powerful awareness campaign in Senegal (from where arrives great part of the illegal immigrates into Spain), aimed at highlighting the dangers that illegal immigrants face, being the campaign created in collaboration with the Senegalese authorities, Senegalese local artists, the International Organization for Migration and the European Union. |
 | Aufklärungsvideo über illegale Migration Prevention campaign of the dangers of illegal migration depature from cameroon |
 | Northwest Migration - Dreaming the Iron Dream Northwest Migration Video "When circumstances change, when crises occur, when new factors come into play, where the previous dams begin to crack, these people know how to retain their sangfroid and are capable of letting go of what needs to be abandoned in order that what is truly essential may not be compromised." -Julius Evola, Men Among the Ruins If you have an interest in saving white culture and the white race, please contact NWNet@earthlink.net for more information about the Northwest Migration Movement. |
 | Fifth CD from Elissa - Bastanak 2006 Album. Bastanak Preview Bastanak (بستناك) is an album released in 2006 by the Lebanese pop singer Elissa. Elissa was awarded a World Music Award as the best world artist for her track "Bastanak." It was Elissa's second studio-album under Rotana after Ahla Donya and her fifth official studio album. Unlike her previous albums which were produced by Jean-Marie Riachi, numerous producers collaborated in the project. The album's lead single was the title track "Bastanak" with its music video shot in Prague. It was released exclusively on Rotana music channels. To promote the album in May 2006, Pepsi launched an international commercial in which Elissa and American singer Christina Aguilera sing together. Elissa sang "Bastanak" while Aguilera sang a song from her album Back to Basics. The lead single "Bastanak" was remade by the Turkish pop singer Mustafa Sandal as the song "Farketmez" on his 2007 album Devamı Var. Elissa's song "Fatet Sineen" was also remade by Sandal as the song "Herkes Mecbur Track listing 1. "Bastanak" - 2. "Kermalak" - 3. "Fatet Sineen" - 4. "Zanbi Ana" - 5. "Baaich Ala Hissak" - 6. "Tlob Itmana" - 7. "Taa" - 8. "Matkhafch Minni" - 9. "Hikayti Maak" - 10. "Law Basset Eddamak" - 11. "Law Kan" - 12. "Law Taarafou" - |
 | Plone Conference 2007 the 5 plone conference, held oct 8 - 12, 2007 in Naples, Italy organized by Abstract |
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