Bild, the big German tabloid, claims that they – or rather the winner of a system playing ticket they had given away – have hit the 43 million lotto jackpot. Well, the whole frenzy has to end some time. 
With some fantasy, you can see a stylized shopping cart in the alignment of the drawn numbers (9, 10, 24, 28, 39, 42, without additional number 33 – and without guarantee) (see image) – well, that one won’t be enough for the lucky winner for sure…
Today is World Aids Day… since I didn’t have much time to write a lot about it myself, I’ll just quickly link to
The StoiBär (German) already has his fun with people searching for Christina Aguilera without panties on German Google (English search)– his post is already number 2 1 (varying in the Top 5) in the German Google results, and that without any really celebrity gossip relevant content. 
So let me add to that – but first, a little hint: If you’re looking for photos, no matter if it’s Paris Hilton, Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera or someone else without panties, slip or any other kind of underwear, better use the image search than the web search (though for very new events, it may be not that fast)…
You want an image of Christina Aguilera without panties? Completely uncensored? There you are:
Saturday after next, December 1, is World Aids Day – an important and serios matter (Aids, not just that one day). “There is no cure for Aids. And every year, three million people are dying worldwide from the conequences of Aids, 40 million are HIV infected. And the number of new infections is rising again here, too, for several years.” (quote from www.welt-aids-tag.de, translated)
World AIDS Day, observed December 1 each year, is dedicated to raising awareness of the AIDS pandemic caused by the spread of HIV infection. It has been taken up by governments, international organizations and charities around the world. Its symbol is the red ribbon, which also has got its place in the header of my blog now. (mostly from Wikipedia)
In Great Britain, there’s a campaign named G.I.Jonny “to inform and protect” which offers, besides information, “real stories” from six young people to listen to, and you can create your own (virtual) action figure, which might e.g. look like mine:
G.I.Jonny via [this-time-not-]Just4Fun (German; Alex already made a baton out of it)
Today, on November 19, is World Toilet Day, declared by the World Toilet Organization – who would have thought something like that exists?
But there’s a meaning to it, befauce over 2.6 billion people don’t have toilets at all – and for many more, the situation isn’t much better. Which isn’t all too good for people’s health, much too often there’s bad hygiene, and the excrements are discharged directly into the environment.
The United Nations claim that more than 5 million children die every year from sanitation related diseases such as diarrhoea. More than a billion people without sanitary facilities relieve themselves on streets and in rivers, heavily polluting the water. The most important source of water contamination in developing countries is due to the lack of adequate sanitation facilities. Although public toilets are available in most countries, most of them are poorly maintained.
The WTO envisages clean, safe, affordable, ecologically sound and sustainable sanitation. It aims to advocate sustainable toilet systems through capacity building and public education, and by implementing real time projects.
(via kultpavillon via BloggerAmt)