Mladic's Trial Postponed Over "Clerical Error"

Posted in: Editorials, Featured by Mihai-Silviu Chirila | May 17th 2012 | no comments

The war crimes tribunal in The Hague which is judging the case of Ratko Mladic, the ex-Bosnian commander, which is accused of having supervised the massacre of Srebrenica in 1995, had to suspend the case on Thursday, one day after the beginning of the trial, because of the failure to disclose some evidence to [...]

My 2 Cents about Movie Remakes

By Sergiu Vidican | September 20th 2010 | 2 comments

In what follows I am going to give you my opinion about movies. I am not a movie expert by any means; I am just a person who enjoys watching them. I do it whenever I have the chance and the time. I am going to talk about certain issues regarding the movie industry over the course of [...]

Most Remarkable Tunnels In The World

By Andra Marinescu | September 18th 2010 | no comments

Tunnels. Back in the day, in order for people to travel, they had to walk, which meant the traveling distance had to be short. Then men started to take advantage of its newly formed bond with animals and started to use horses in their travels. Then came the cart, the [...]

Assisted Suicide Groups

By Roxana Ostafe | September 18th 2010 | one comment

I’ve just read a piece of news that said that the Swiss government rejected calls to ban assisted suicide groups, but will propose new rules to restrict their work. These assisted suicide groups are actually made up from people who [...]

The Situation of the Muslim Americans

By Sergiu Vidican | September 18th 2010 | no comments

Barack Obama is not a Muslim, but a Christian. Even if he were a Muslim it would have not mattered, or at least the religion of a person should not be a factor upon one should be judged. That is not the case, as there are many instances when the religion of a [...]

FNC – Biased or … Biased?

By Roxana Ostafe | September 15th 2010 | no comments

FNC was created by Australian-American media mogul Rupert Murdoch, who hired Roger Ailes as its founding CEO. The channel was launched on October 7, 1996 to 17 million cable subscribers. The [...]

Underneath the Health Care Bill

By Roxana Ostafe | September 15th 2010 | no comments

The President of the United States from 2009, Barack Obama, dedicated his entire first year to creating a new Health Care reform, as to make things better, at least in the health care system. However, the [...]

George W. Bush – I ‘Are’ Legend

By Roxana Ostafe | September 15th 2010 | 2 comments

Going back in time a little and reaching the year 2001, we see the son of a former President that took office on the 20th of January. He served for 8 years, as the 43rd President and during this time, he became the funniest [...]

Are Nadal, Federer Switching Places?

By Tudor Daniel | September 15th 2010 | no comments

Since last year’s Australian Open the two didn’t have the chance to meet again in a Grand Slam final. This is what everyone expected for. This is what themselves have been expecting for. And when it was about to happen, Roger went shopping while Rafa have been raising the [...]

What Is Stephen Hawking’s Problem?

By Mihai-Silviu Chirila | September 11th 2010 | 15 comments

Last week, at exactly the same time, I was writing an article on this site in which I was showing that Stephen Hawking allegations about the fact that the universe was not created by God do not stand to reason because of the logical fallacies his arguments are built upon. I was hoping to revert to my work, and not to waste any more time on such trivial matters. For me trying to [...]

Horror As You Never Experienced It – “SAW 3D” Coming Soon

By Theo Grigore | September 11th 2010 | 2 comments

We have all witnessed 3D technology growing in new movies all around us and so far there were some acceptable movies to watch in 3D. Not amazing, just acceptable. 3D experience is supposed to make you feel like part of that movie and, on a more personal level, nothing has been too inspiring or thrilling for me so far. However, today I saw a trailer that really caught my attention, a [...]

Verbier, The Place To Be During Winter

By Andra Marinescu | September 7th 2010 | no comments

It's expensive and trendy. The Ski slopes are not for everyone, only for those skilled in this area, and the appearance of celebrities has turned the small Swiss town of Verbier into a multi-star resort. To get to the restaurant “La Marlenaz”, a beautiful, intimate and trendy place, you have to climb some steep streets for over a quarter of an hour , where two cars hardly have [...]

Zeitgeist – A Movie About “The Truth Out There”

By Theo Grigore | September 6th 2010 | no comments

“Zeitgeist – The Movie” and “Zeitgeist Addendum” were definitely 2 documentaries that changed the vision of many people out there. The first documentary is structured in 3 parts. Part 1 refers to the history of religion and it basically tries to prove that Christianity is [...]