Topic: WERBUNG - on December 13, 2007 at 3:09:00 PM CET
Help us receive more calls - BRIS (Children's Rights in Society)
This is BRIS’ (Children's Rights in Society) English website. Here you can find information on the BRIS organisation and how to contact us.
You can also download the BRIS Report and annual reports as well as other material from our digital library.
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Topic: DRUGS - on December 13, 2007 at 2:58:00 PM CET
Drug Smugglers Lure Germany's Unemployed
Once the work of South Americans and Africans, Germans are now serving as human couriers to smuggle cocaine into Europe inside their bodies. A number of Germany's long-term unemployed, it seems, are willing to do the potentially deadly work of being drug mules in exchange for a tropical vacation and thousands of euros.
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Topic: MUSIK - on December 13, 2007 at 2:54:00 PM CET
Lagerfeld: 'Winehouse is the new Bardot'
Fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld has revealed that Amy Winehouse is his new muse and he is hailing her as the next Brigitte Bardot.
The clothing icon took inspiration from the singer for his catwalk show in London last week by using her beehive image on his models.
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Topic: NEWS - on December 13, 2007 at 2:20:00 PM CET
PETA hates the Olsens?
To say that PETA is not a fan of the Olsen twins would be to put it lightly.
In fact, they’ve actually created an entire site that’s just designed to bash on the fur-wearing twins.
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Topic: Photoshop - on December 13, 2007 at 1:58:00 PM CET
Worst. Album. Ever. * Holiday Edition! *
What is the worst holiday album you can imagine? Bagpipe covers of favorite Christmas Carols? A Yoko Ono/Bjork Hannukah collaboration? An audiobook of Fran Drescher reading the Grinch Who Stole Christmas? Or an album of extended dance remixes of the Little Drummer Boy?
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Topic: NEWS english - on December 13, 2007 at 12:17:00 PM CET
Author Pratchett has Alzheimer's
In a letter published on the website of artist Paul Kidby, the writer said the condition was behind a "phantom stroke" he had earlier this year.
Pratchett said his statement should be interpreted as "I am not dead" and that he had taken the news "philosophically" and "possibly with a mild optimism".
The Discworld author, 59, has sold more than 55 million books worldwide.
bbc.co.uk Terry's letter on Kidby's site. guardian.co.uktheregister.co.uk
Terry Pratchett: 'I had a stroke - and I didn't even notice'via
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