Religion and Spirituality

Outcry has risen in Great Britain as Secretary School Michael Gove has announced he's intentioned to include a Yogi School in a batch of private institutes to be financed with public funds.
The School is set in Ormskirk, Lancashire and is based on the teachings of Yogi Mahareshi Maharesh, former spiritual giude of sixties  rock celebrities from Liverpool Beatles.
The pupils, aged from four to sixteen years study, among the other subjects, make twenty minutes of trascendental meditation, staying steady and silently.
Critics say the through this trascendental meditation a sort of religious message could be transmitted to the pupils.
I personally believe that Spirituality includes all religions, because there are some oriental philosophies which don't recognize at all any God.
Of course, as a Jesus follower I also believe that the God Allmight has created all the men and all the religions and spiritual movements ever appeared at any time all over the world.
But this is another matter.

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Margaret Price is dead

Is dead at her home in Wales, Margaret Price, the great English soprano renowned for her interpretations of Mozart, Verdi and Wagner. The Price, who suffered of heart attack, was 69 years. The singer began  her career in 1962 as a mezzo-soprano, singing the role of Cherubino in 'The Marriage of Figaro' by Mozart at the Welsh National Opera. It was the conductor and pianist James Lockhart to convince the singer to perfectionate her studies in order  to bring out the beautiful upper register, thus making of her one of the most lyric sopranos' popular at the turn of the 70s and 80s. Her debut as a soprano was with Otto Klemperer, when he wanted Margaret Price to play as Fiordiligi for 'Cosi' fan tutte 'Mozart recorded for EMI by the great German director . The Price was recognized worldwide as one of the greatest interpreters of Mozart and Verdi. But her  most famous interpretation  of Isolde in 'Tristan und Isolde' Wagner, was directed by Carlos Kleiber and  recorded under the German label Deutsche Grammophon. 

Just poor Art?

I wouldn't say so! In my opinion Terry Border is a great artist though, or may be just for this, he uses ordinary stuff for his works!

Go and see them  by yourself through the link below
http://owni.fr/2011/01/09/bent-objects-ou-les-desopilantes-natures-mortes-de-terry-border/

The fattest man in the world

" All began when I fell in love with a woman; I wont tell you her name, but it hearts me so muche, even today, to speak of thi story; when she left for another man I started eating and eating, on and on, just to forget, 'you know what I ean?"

Who tells this story to the DM on line is Paul Mason, the fattest man in the world.
But now he wants to wake up to a new life and he has lost 20 stones after a surgery implantantion af a gastric digestive tube.
"I'm still 50 stones of wheight but I hope to go on" has revealed thestill  fattest man in the world.

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