hi Fatema, i'm Eva from Italy, I hope you remember.
can't you just buy something to eat after the sunset and bring it with you (well hidden) at work to eat it the day after at work in the bathroom for example?

  ►Corruption His friends bought him the Hummer. What’s a man to do when his friends buy him a Hummer? So he’s got generous friends. Who can fault a man for having generous friends?

►Zimbabwe March, 2007 Yesterday Roman Catholic Archbishop Pius Ncube, clutching a brown bible, spoke passionately about what has to happen next in Zimbabwe. "We must be ready to stand, even in front of blazing guns," he said, ''I am ready to stand in front."   ►Zimbabwe         violet and the minister Hullo? Hullo ..? Anyone home…..?  Violet: From SW Radio Africa. Minister Kembo Mohadi: What can I do for you Madam?

►Food and Shops “Ma’am, I hope you don’t mind my asking but you look like you still have a little way to go. Would you like me to empty out that trolley into this bigger one?”
Me? Gobsmacked.

►Iraq “O’ people of Iraq, How quick you are to commit atrocities and then ask about absurdities. You kill the son of the Prophet’s daughter, and then you wonder about mosquito blood?” – Abdullah bin Abbas, a cousin of the Prophet, when he was asked by an Iraqi if mosquito blood spoils one’s prayers.

 ►Iraq is ripped by a low grade civil war which has worsened to catastrophic levels with as many as 3000 citizens murdered per month. The population is in despair. Life in many of the urban areas is now desperate. A handful of foreign fighters and a couple of thousand Al Qaeda operatives incite open factional struggle through suicide bombings which target Shia holy places and innocent civilians. Thousands of attacks target US Military Forces. Gen. Barry McCaffrey, a retired U.S. general

►Video Archive  . IRAK Check this out before YouTube yanks it because some patriotic gringo gets touchy.

►Blackout season What did Congolese do for light before kerosene lamps?
Electricity!

►Poland  Poland to liquidate hammer and sickle?

 ►Estonia and Russia                                  

The EU And Ethnic Cleansing In Estonia

 In terms of human rights, Estonia never passed any normal rules for EU Entry
 

 ►kyrgyzstan Of course it is impossible to know where reality ends and rhetoric begins, but an opposition leader of Kulov’s stature making casual remarks about suicide bombers should send shivers down the spine of everyone who cares about Kyrgyzstan.And what now Mr. Kulov?  

►Applied Economy Finland has a modern infrastructure, clean operating environment and a highly educated workforce that offers its services at internationally competitive rates. So, it’s no surprise that wealthy, foreign venture capitalists can utilize Finland as a suitable engine for turning their investment capital into profits—apparently, even better than Finnish ones.

 ►Food Sheep have been a prominent part of the culture of Iran for centuries. A clay image of a sheep which was found at Sarab in Iran dates back to 5000 BCE.
Iran cloned its first sheep in 2006 at Tehran's Royan Institute, though the animal lived only a few minutes, before it could be named.

Post Office               

Iran’s postal service is reliable and efficient. Bring your package unsealed as contents will be checked before dispatch.

 ►Ukraine To the Gulag With You, Scofflaw!
In an innovative compliance campaign, the state-owned Donetsk Heating Company in Eastern Ukraine has put up posters of Stalin around town with the tagline:

"Comrades! This not the cinema, this is real life. Anyone who does not pay their heating bill will be punished."

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►On the road

  ►Schoolgirls

Carrying the school to school carl

►Carpets  In other keen-grasp-of-the-obvious-findings, Baghdad is the worst city in the world to live in while Zurich, Geneva, Vienna, Dusseldorf and Frankfurt are the best. Yah, the best if you're dead. What snoozers those five are. You should get a boredom differential if you're forced to live there.
 but at least in Vienna you could get a decent requiem mass

► I love how I made that woman look short and fat by manipulating the size of the image. That's how I felt for a whole year in Kyiv. (Carpetblogger) ►Carpets and Crapistan

►Equal rights Mohammad Akram Nadwi, a 43-year-old Sunni alim, or religious scholar, has rediscovered a long-lost tradition of Muslim women teaching the Koran, transmitting hadith (deeds and sayings of the Prophet Muhammad) and even making Islamic law as jurists.

►Chit Chat chatting with members of opposite sex, whether they are Muslims or non-Muslims, personally face to face, or on phone or chat lines all fall in the same category. The haram of it is haram, and the halal of it is halal.

Fashions and fashion shows were not something foreign on Iraqi society.

 ►Iraq