Prague

IMHO, a sad day for Europe. The Lisbon treaty will "federalize" Europe and take away a lot of the powers from sovereign nations .. RIP Europe!

Europe’s elite celebrated the imminent arrival of its first president last night as the last lingering resistance to the Lisbon treaty fell away with the stroke of a pen in Prague.

European leaders wasted no time in starting the process to choose their new president from a range of names including Tony Blair. Fredrik Reinfeldt, the Prime Minister of Sweden, which holds the EU presidency, began a round of telephone diplomacy to determine a shortlist of names.

If you still have a dilemma where to spend your vacation, here's a suggestion which I recomend warmly. You will not regret it.

Dancing on the Danube

Belgrade's clubs offer everything from Gypsy folk to Balkan bling, but whichever one you end up in, you're guaranteed a good time.

Timeline of Table Tennis Milestones
with thanks to the late Ron Crayden (ENG)
and his book, The Story of Table Tennis - the first 100 years
with updates by the ITTF Museum

1880s
Adaption of lawn tennis to the dining table with improvised equipment
1890s
Several patents registered in England and the USA
Manufactured sets produced under trade names such as Gossima, and Indoor Tennis, with Lawn Tennis style rules
1900
Introduction of celluloid balls to replace rubber and cork ones. The celluloid ball had the perfect bounce, and the game became a huge success
1901
Table Tennis Association and rival Ping Pong Association formed in England; amalgamated in 1903
First books on the game published in England

I heard that qatarair will start flying Prague in 2009.. Does anyone know anything about this??

A Wonderful Wedding Invitation...

Checkout.... Sorry Missed out attachment earlier.

Shehrazad’s Laughter Factory will present on March 15 and 16 three exceptional stand-up comics from The Comedy Store in London: Alistair Barrie, Tommy Campbell and Tom Whitehall.

Actor and comedian Barrie, who is in demand as both a headline act and emcee across the international circuit, has played all over the UK and Ireland, as well as in the US, Australia, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Belgium, Prague, Norway, Hong Kong, Macau, Malta, Singapore, Bahrain, Indonesia, Athens and the middle of the North Sea.

Alistair has performed three solo shows at the Edinburgh Festival which have all received critical acclaim.

Campbell is a writer, actor as well as a stand-up comedian. His first book, The Slacker Confessions, follows Tommy through ten comedic years of different jobs.