Serendipity

The Virunga National Park, is home to a bit more than half of the world's last 700 mountain gorillas. Here, a senior park official has been arrested due to claims that he organized the killing of ten rare mountain gorillas in 2007. Democratic Republic of Congo - Honore Mashagiro has been charged by the Congolese Nature Conservation Institute (ICCN), which he was a member of, for ordering and allowing the killing of ten of these rare gorillas in 2007. The Virunga National Park is one of the Unesco world heritage sites. Each World Heritage Site is the property of the country on whose territory the site is located, but it is considered in the interest of the international community to preserve each site for future generations of humanity. The protection and conservation of these sites are a concern of all the World Heritage countries. Unfortunately, the park is located in an area where rebels have set up base making it a volatile region. Reports say that there are six other foreste...

St. Paul - At this time, it is unknown who this man is that purged in various offices in the Homeland Security Offices. Several rooms were spoiled with smelly piles before the man disappeared. Based on the description that was given, there's an indication that the man might have been homeless. At any rate, he disappeared before police arrived. As it turns out that the building wasn't secure to begin with. A contractor who is doing work there did not secure the door behind him, tells the spokeswoman for the Minnesota Department of Pubic Safety, Susan Lasley. I wonder...did he feel any better afterwards...

The handyman. We all know one or two. What is it about him that we like or rather what does he have that perhaps we need? Does he have a winning personality? A friendly smile? Is he smart, funny, what is the draw to the man with this name: handyman? A handyman may be called this for a variety of reasons. He may be a skilled gardener, mechanic, roofer, brick layer, builder...the list goes on and on. He provides for us a service that is needed at a lesser cost, without leaving us with shoddy work and a huge dent in our checking accounts. Or that's what we initially think and hope. When you open your door to him, what is the first thing that you notice? In my experience, it's not only an air of professional quality, but also a personality that breaks through the ice and if he should try to sell you the Golden Gate Bridge...well, you'd be might interested! This is, maybe, where we make our mistakes. This man, who you've welcomed into your home, told him what you need done.....