High like a kite…

High like a kite… In times of “a new” horizon’s widening, like today, my instincts are humming through. Good for you, because I’m old and wise enough to pay attention to them. It’s Monday 18, mean I’m real and “in this UK” – High like a kite… You with me are like the Odi (the pet of Liz – you know who “she” is…) and can fly away wherever you want. By the two stores’ Airbus, or solo. Important though, is feel strong and centered. And having a simple reason for this: - the universe and universal nepotism are favored by the current influences in the “selfless” acts.

5 dead in hospital blast. Jan 18, 2010. KIEV - AT LEAST five people were killed on Monday when oxygen canisters exploded in the intensive care unit of a Ukrainian hospital and caused several floors to collapse, officials said. 'As a result of a violation of security rules in the intensive care unit of hospital number seven of Lugansk, oxygen canisters exploded,' it said in a statement. 'Several floors of the hospital collapsed,' it said. Ukraine's emergency situations ministry said that as a result of rescue efforts 'three people have been saved and the corpses of five people have been extracted'. The health ministry said in a statement that 261 patients and 350 medical personnel were in the hospital at the time of the blast. It said seven people had so far been rescued from the rubble. Local Internet newspaper Vostochny Variant said the third and fourth floors of the building had collapsed onto the second. – AFP.

Rightwinger Sebastián Piñera wins Chile presidency. Chilean right steps out from shadow of Pinochet to win power democratically for the first time since 1958. The billionaire Sebastián Piñera won Chile's presidency yesterday to become the country's first democratically elected rightwing ruler in 52 years, vowing to make Chile "the best country in the world". Piñera's triumph over the former president Eduardo Frei ended over two decades of rule by the centre-left coalition that followed Augusto Pinochet's brutal dictatorship, and marked a tilt to the right on a continent dominated by leftist governments.