I know how to get million!

Guys! This story is about stupid idea that brought a $ million to its owner!
All you have to do is create a page with a million pixel image. Sell each pixel for one dollar. Easy way to earn $1,000,000. Sounds stupid? Meet Alex Tew. He was 21 when he came up with this idea. In start people thought, It was a joke. All pixels are now sold and the guy is selling Posters and made a brand out of it.
So! Don't be a break!

Crisis is...Part two

I have recently heard that there will be another wave of crisis. we are waiting for it's visit this winter.
So I don't know how about you, but I am going to provide myself with the groats, matchs and water like in the pre-war times. LOL
Frankly speaking I don't even have ideas how to prevent myself from this stuff. It is probably that situation when the knowladge doesn't give you any privilege.
People! What should we do?!

Love was. Crisis is...

I just wanted to know what the crisis is for you.

1. For me it is a lack f shops which are rapidly closing.

2. Unemployment. I can't say it just appeared now. It always was, but nowadays it is on the high of it's growing.

3. The death of my dreams: yacht, three-storey house. (It is the saddest item I guess)

4. Credits. I think that they are to come in my dreams in a shape of a demon.

What is the crisis for you?

Fight the crisis!

In March, the European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC) has launched a European campaign to fight the crisis, because it has become unacceptable for workers and citizens to shoulder the burden of a crisis they did not cause. The campaign places citizens at the heart of priorities and will include a number of European events in May 2009.

Social protest movements are taking place in many European countries – such as in France, Iceland, Ireland and Latvia – as Europeans find themselves paying the price of a crisis caused by unbridled speculation. The European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC) is calling for a New Social Deal that gives priority to workers and citizens. This social agenda will have to focus on the main concerns of European citizens: employment, purchasing power and their fundamental rights.

The European trade union movement is kicking off a campaign that will include four European days of action from 14 to 16 May 2009.

This wide-ranging campaign will serve to make the governments assume their responsibility of providing European responses to this crisis, rather than simply taking case-by-case measures.