It’s that time of year again, folks. Time to look back
over twelve months of achievement, challenges met, competitors bested,
records broken, all that. But you don’t need us to remind you that 2009
has been, all things considered, a bit of a stinker. Instead of a
dreary by-the-numbers year-in-review – and it would be dreary, at least
for those charged with writing the thing – here are the Pink Snout
Awards for 2009. Continue »

It’s that time of year again, folks. Time to look back
over twelve months of achievement, challenges met, competitors bested,
records broken, all that. But you don’t need us to remind you that 2009
has been, all things considered, a bit of a stinker. Instead of a
dreary by-the-numbers year-in-review – and it would be dreary, at least
for those charged with writing the thing – here are the Pink Snout
Awards for 2009. Continue »

It’s that time of year again, folks. Time to look back
over twelve months of achievement, challenges met, competitors bested,
records broken, all that. But you don’t need us to remind you that 2009
has been, all things considered, a bit of a stinker. Instead of a
dreary by-the-numbers year-in-review – and it would be dreary, at least
for those charged with writing the thing – here are the Pink Snout
Awards for 2009. Continue »

It’s that time of year again, folks. Time to look back
over twelve months of achievement, challenges met, competitors bested,
records broken, all that. But you don’t need us to remind you that 2009
has been, all things considered, a bit of a stinker. Instead of a
dreary by-the-numbers year-in-review – and it would be dreary, at least
for those charged with writing the thing – here are the Pink Snout
Awards for 2009. Continue »

It’s that time of year again, folks. Time to look back
over twelve months of achievement, challenges met, competitors bested,
records broken, all that. But you don’t need us to remind you that 2009
has been, all things considered, a bit of a stinker. Instead of a
dreary by-the-numbers year-in-review – and it would be dreary, at least
for those charged with writing the thing – here are the Pink Snout
Awards for 2009. Continue »

It’s that time of year again, folks. Time to look back
over twelve months of achievement, challenges met, competitors bested,
records broken, all that. But you don’t need us to remind you that 2009
has been, all things considered, a bit of a stinker. Instead of a
dreary by-the-numbers year-in-review – and it would be dreary, at least
for those charged with writing the thing – here are the Pink Snout
Awards for 2009. Continue »

It’s that time of year again, folks. Time to look back
over twelve months of achievement, challenges met, competitors bested,
records broken, all that. But you don’t need us to remind you that 2009
has been, all things considered, a bit of a stinker. Instead of a
dreary by-the-numbers year-in-review – and it would be dreary, at least
for those charged with writing the thing – here are the Pink Snout
Awards for 2009. Continue »

It’s that time of year again, folks. Time to look back
over twelve months of achievement, challenges met, competitors bested,
records broken, all that. But you don’t need us to remind you that 2009
has been, all things considered, a bit of a stinker. Instead of a
dreary by-the-numbers year-in-review – and it would be dreary, at least
for those charged with writing the thing – here are the Pink Snout
Awards for 2009. Continue »

Hungary could end 2009 as a member of an exclusive club
of just five EU member states with a budget deficit under four per cent
– a far cry from three years ago, when it had the highest shortfall in
Europe. The country began the year with the ignominy of recently having become
the first EU member to require an international bailout as the
financial crisis struck. In fact, Hungary had been labouring under an
economic crisis of its own for more than two years when the shockwaves
hit. Continue »

It’s that time of year again, folks. Time to look back
over twelve months of achievement, challenges met, competitors bested,
records broken, all that. But you don’t need us to remind you that 2009
has been, all things considered, a bit of a stinker. Instead of a
dreary by-the-numbers year-in-review – and it would be dreary, at least
for those charged with writing the thing – here are the Pink Snout
Awards for 2009. Continue »