The head of the people's consultative council Hidayat Nurwahid is disappointed with Obama's Inauguration speech that did not mention at all The Gaza conflict. People all over the world were waiting for Obama to call for peace in Gaza. Hidayat Nur Wahid the head of the people's consultative council hopes that the inaugurated US President Obama will create tranquility in The Middle East, by ending the Israel-palestine conflict.
It is hoped Obama will bing a new change and optimism to America's relationship with the international world especially with regard to efforts to create peace between Israel and Palestine. However Hidayat Nurwahid feels disappointed with Obama's speech at his inuguration in that he did not mention The Gaza conflict. Where as the effort to end the crisis between Israel and Palestine is a main task for Obama in line with his campaign objective to present change to the world and create peace.
Nurwahid acknowledged that Obama should leave behind sadistic methods of ending the conflict that have given America a bad image in the international world.
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Rabu, 21 Januari 2009
CONSUMERS THRIFTIER IN CHINA
People are busy shopping at Shanghai's old town market ahead of The Lunar New Year Holidayk, but the festive mood has been dampened this year by the global economic crisis. A variety of lunar new year decorations hang in these stalls, some wishing for a prosperious new year while others sing out for good fortune.
But consumers in China are having a hard time convincing themselves og good times to come in the year of the ox as the global economic downturn has sent exports to The United States and Europe plinging. The Chinese Lunar New Year week-long holiday has always been the main shopping and partying event of the calendar in China, and past records show it typically a time for people and companies to splash out.
China has enjoyed phenomenal economic growth for years, giving a huge boost to its domestic consumtion. Young consumers, mostly in their late twenties and early yhirties, would spends as much as they earned, if not more, on designer clothes, electronics, entertainment and a wide variety of consumer goods. But recent consumer surveys have shown that they are becoming thriftier and the immediate impact is the belt-tightening for the festive period.
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But consumers in China are having a hard time convincing themselves og good times to come in the year of the ox as the global economic downturn has sent exports to The United States and Europe plinging. The Chinese Lunar New Year week-long holiday has always been the main shopping and partying event of the calendar in China, and past records show it typically a time for people and companies to splash out.
China has enjoyed phenomenal economic growth for years, giving a huge boost to its domestic consumtion. Young consumers, mostly in their late twenties and early yhirties, would spends as much as they earned, if not more, on designer clothes, electronics, entertainment and a wide variety of consumer goods. But recent consumer surveys have shown that they are becoming thriftier and the immediate impact is the belt-tightening for the festive period.
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FLOOD STOPS SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
School activities in Jakarta that was stopped due to floading are back to normal. However access streets to the schools are still flooded. The heavy rain that has fallen on Jakarta over the last couple of days stopped school activities at several schools in Jakarta.
At present though according to the Jakarta Education Department there are no more shools that are flooded apart from access streets to the schools. In adition school activities at elementary school S-D-N 03/04/12 are back to normal. The headmaster of S-D-N 03 Pademangan Barat Supriyono said that actually the flooding did not stop school activities, but because so many students didn't go to shool. The headmaster decided to close it.
It is hoped the education departement of Jakarta will renovate the flooded schools.
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At present though according to the Jakarta Education Department there are no more shools that are flooded apart from access streets to the schools. In adition school activities at elementary school S-D-N 03/04/12 are back to normal. The headmaster of S-D-N 03 Pademangan Barat Supriyono said that actually the flooding did not stop school activities, but because so many students didn't go to shool. The headmaster decided to close it.
It is hoped the education departement of Jakarta will renovate the flooded schools.
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HARLEM REACTION ON INAUGURATION
new York's historic black neighborhood of Harlem Cheers on Barack Obama as he takes the oath of office. New York's historic black neighborhood of Harlem Brimmed with Joy as Barack Obama took office as America's first Black President. Elated crowds filled the plaza outside The Adam Clayton Powell State office building to watch the inaugural festivities televised from Washington, bursting into cheers each time the new president appeared on the screen.
Harlem, in uptown Manhattan, has long been the heart of the city's black culture and home to generations of black artists, writers, politicians and activists.While some people in the crowd cheered, shouting Obama Obama Obama, others cried as they watched Obama take the oath of office on the large outdoor television screen. The chilly winter temperatures did little to spoil the party atmosphere. Read More..
Harlem, in uptown Manhattan, has long been the heart of the city's black culture and home to generations of black artists, writers, politicians and activists.While some people in the crowd cheered, shouting Obama Obama Obama, others cried as they watched Obama take the oath of office on the large outdoor television screen. The chilly winter temperatures did little to spoil the party atmosphere. Read More..
INAUGURATION FARTHEST VIEW
At the far end of the national mall around two miles from the capitol where Barack Obama was sworn in as the 44th U-S President the person with the farthest view of the swearing in ceremony was filled with as much excitement as any of the diginitaries assembled close to the event. Babcock who declined to give her age is native of New York currently lives in Washington D.C she said she wasn't initially a fan of Obama but it didn't take long for him to win her over.
From the steps of The Lincoln Memorial Babcock and others were in a festive mood despite frigid temperatures and biting wind. For her Obama's election marks a chance to redeem her country's standing on the world stage. Obama's speech on Tuesday like his campaiign included references to ordinary people who brought dignity to America throught their humility and hard work.
Babcock seemed a worthy representation of these Americans included in the new president's thoughts even if she was watching from the back of the line.
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From the steps of The Lincoln Memorial Babcock and others were in a festive mood despite frigid temperatures and biting wind. For her Obama's election marks a chance to redeem her country's standing on the world stage. Obama's speech on Tuesday like his campaiign included references to ordinary people who brought dignity to America throught their humility and hard work.
Babcock seemed a worthy representation of these Americans included in the new president's thoughts even if she was watching from the back of the line.
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Selasa, 20 Januari 2009
THAILAND BIRD FLU AND THE TRADITION OF PACU JALUR IN RIAU
The news will complete our today's Asean window segment come from Indonesia and Thailand. Thailand has conducted a monitoring of the avian flu. Sakaew province's public health authority has ordered stingent monitoring against avian influenza, dispatching medical teams and volunteers to spread necessary knowledge and warning residents not to physically contact fowls that died of unkonown causes.
Public health authority of Sakaew Dr. Peera Areera revealed that there have yet been any reports of bid flu in the province but noted that the area did experience a minor outbreak in 2004. Dr. Peera also remarked that the province borders Cambodia is a major route for travel beetwen the two nations making it particulary difficult to safeguard and also raising concerns of cross national infection.
The authority assured however that regular rehearsals for responce to outbreak have ben conducted. The authority has instructed all medical personnel in the province to closely watch the situation and has begun cooperation with the livestock authority to follow cases of poultry death.
Rapid responce teams have been prepared to immediately deal with any suspicious deaths. Volunteers have also been established to disseminate information and knowledge about protection, including teaching about proper poultry disposal.
Now we will back to Riau. Pacu Jalur or sampan a small boat in The District of Kuansing has a stong cultural value. Pacu Jalur is not a regular boat race because of its characteristics has its own palace in our tradition. the Jalur or the boats are not only decorated with traditional ornaments but also the act of making the boats has a cultural meaning.
Cutting the trees needed for the boats an pulling the boats to the village take three days to complete. After the boats are complete a traditional ritual called Melayur is conducted . This ritual involves heating the boats so that it will be able to float. The ritual is conducted from three in the morning and is usually completed in twelve hours.
The tradition of Pacu Jalur and Melayur will be made as a tourist attraction by the regional Government of Riau.
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Public health authority of Sakaew Dr. Peera Areera revealed that there have yet been any reports of bid flu in the province but noted that the area did experience a minor outbreak in 2004. Dr. Peera also remarked that the province borders Cambodia is a major route for travel beetwen the two nations making it particulary difficult to safeguard and also raising concerns of cross national infection.
The authority assured however that regular rehearsals for responce to outbreak have ben conducted. The authority has instructed all medical personnel in the province to closely watch the situation and has begun cooperation with the livestock authority to follow cases of poultry death.
Rapid responce teams have been prepared to immediately deal with any suspicious deaths. Volunteers have also been established to disseminate information and knowledge about protection, including teaching about proper poultry disposal.
Now we will back to Riau. Pacu Jalur or sampan a small boat in The District of Kuansing has a stong cultural value. Pacu Jalur is not a regular boat race because of its characteristics has its own palace in our tradition. the Jalur or the boats are not only decorated with traditional ornaments but also the act of making the boats has a cultural meaning.
Cutting the trees needed for the boats an pulling the boats to the village take three days to complete. After the boats are complete a traditional ritual called Melayur is conducted . This ritual involves heating the boats so that it will be able to float. The ritual is conducted from three in the morning and is usually completed in twelve hours.
The tradition of Pacu Jalur and Melayur will be made as a tourist attraction by the regional Government of Riau.
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Senin, 19 Januari 2009
JOAN ROMA WINS THE 13 TH STAGE OF THE DAKAR RALLY
Joan Roma won the car race on the 13th stage of The Dakar rally on Friday which was shortened due to torrential overnight rain which made parts of the route impassable. The Spaniard won the race in his Mitsubishi by seven minutes 18 seconds from Poland's Krzysztof Holowczyc in Nissan, Guerlain Chicherit of France finished third in his BMW.
Volkswagen used a team strategy on the stage, oversll race leader Giniel De Villiers of South Africa and Mark Miller of The USA stopping to wait for their German team Mate Dieter Depping, before starting again. As a convoy to face the day's special stage all together. De Villiers finished in eight place, one Behind Miller, to retain a narrow two minutes 20 second overall lead going into the final stage.
The bike race was won by France's Cyril Despres, who finished ahead of overall leader Marc Coma of Spain in second place with France's David Fretigne coming home in third place. Coma leads the overall standings by one hour 28 minutes 3 seconds from Despres, with fretigne in third.
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Volkswagen used a team strategy on the stage, oversll race leader Giniel De Villiers of South Africa and Mark Miller of The USA stopping to wait for their German team Mate Dieter Depping, before starting again. As a convoy to face the day's special stage all together. De Villiers finished in eight place, one Behind Miller, to retain a narrow two minutes 20 second overall lead going into the final stage.
The bike race was won by France's Cyril Despres, who finished ahead of overall leader Marc Coma of Spain in second place with France's David Fretigne coming home in third place. Coma leads the overall standings by one hour 28 minutes 3 seconds from Despres, with fretigne in third.
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PERU AND USA SIGN FREE TRADE AGREEMENT
The united states and Peru finalised a free rade agreement on Friday just days before U.S. President George W. Bush leaves office and despite concerns about labour laws in The Andean Country. President Alan Garcia, at a ceremony in Lima, praised Peru's first trade deal with a major economy, and said it will help ease the impact of the global economic crisis.
The action makes Peru the 17th free trade partner of the United Stated and the 14th country added to that list since Bush took office eight years ago. Two-way trade between The United Stated States and Peru is about 9.4 billion U.S. dollars annually. Peru, one of the world's fastest-growing economies, is also working on trade deals with Canada and China, among others.
The deal locks in and expands Peru's duty-free access to The United States that it has enjoyed since 1991 under a U.S trade preference program for The Andean Region. In return, Peru immediately eliminate duties on 80 percent of U.S. industrial and consumer products, incluiding mining, agricultural and construction equipment. It will also immediately eliminate duties on more than two-third of U.S. farm exports such us wheat, hight quality beef, fruits and vegetables, and other processed foods.
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The action makes Peru the 17th free trade partner of the United Stated and the 14th country added to that list since Bush took office eight years ago. Two-way trade between The United Stated States and Peru is about 9.4 billion U.S. dollars annually. Peru, one of the world's fastest-growing economies, is also working on trade deals with Canada and China, among others.
The deal locks in and expands Peru's duty-free access to The United States that it has enjoyed since 1991 under a U.S trade preference program for The Andean Region. In return, Peru immediately eliminate duties on 80 percent of U.S. industrial and consumer products, incluiding mining, agricultural and construction equipment. It will also immediately eliminate duties on more than two-third of U.S. farm exports such us wheat, hight quality beef, fruits and vegetables, and other processed foods.
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CHINA-ICE FESTIVAL
China's wintery town of Yanqing on Friday is celebrating the coldest time of the year with a prosperity-themed ice festival. Hundreds of ice sculptures featuring traditional Chinese building are on display in the town, which is in The Northwestern part of greater Beijing.
For locals the glittering ice sculptures are the traditional way are marking the upcoming Chinese new year on January 26Th. all the ice was taken from a river in the area. The colourful lights attracted many people from around Beijing who wanted to "chill out" from the stresses of city life.
The theme of this year's ice festival is to showcase a prosperous and harmonious China, which has seen its economy slow down as the global financial crisis deepened. No one here wants to put prosperity on ice. Last year's festival featured the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. The town also holds an ice lantern festivalevery year.
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For locals the glittering ice sculptures are the traditional way are marking the upcoming Chinese new year on January 26Th. all the ice was taken from a river in the area. The colourful lights attracted many people from around Beijing who wanted to "chill out" from the stresses of city life.
The theme of this year's ice festival is to showcase a prosperous and harmonious China, which has seen its economy slow down as the global financial crisis deepened. No one here wants to put prosperity on ice. Last year's festival featured the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. The town also holds an ice lantern festivalevery year.
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FASHION RIO CLOSSES AND PREPARE FOR SAO PAULO'S FASHION WEEK
Rio de Janeiro's Fashion Week closed on Friday after 35 Brazillian designers displayed upcoming autumn winter collections. Brand Francisca, from Brazil's Northeast State of Pernambuco, made a good start to Fashion Rio and pulled off an innovative and creative show. Designer Virginia Falcao took Afro-Brazillian patterns onto the catwalk with outfits made of linen, cotton and silk.
Thirty-three-year-old artist Roberta Furtado said Francisca's collection was very versatile. Thirty-two-year-old designer Kylza Ribas, who joined Fashion Rio in 2006, presented original outfits inspired by famous painters. Ribas said her creations were mostly experimental. Light fabrics and colourful patters prevailed in Ribas collection,showing it is summer in Rio all year round.
Brazil's fashion exports soar and average five percent every year since 2002, reaching $185 million dollars in 2008 according to country's Textile and Confection Association ( ABIT ). But its annual report also pointed out that the global credit crunch may lead to slowdown in the business. Fashion Rio is Brazil's second largest fashion event, only behind Sao Paulo's Fashion Week kicks off on Sunday, January 18.
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Thirty-three-year-old artist Roberta Furtado said Francisca's collection was very versatile. Thirty-two-year-old designer Kylza Ribas, who joined Fashion Rio in 2006, presented original outfits inspired by famous painters. Ribas said her creations were mostly experimental. Light fabrics and colourful patters prevailed in Ribas collection,showing it is summer in Rio all year round.
Brazil's fashion exports soar and average five percent every year since 2002, reaching $185 million dollars in 2008 according to country's Textile and Confection Association ( ABIT ). But its annual report also pointed out that the global credit crunch may lead to slowdown in the business. Fashion Rio is Brazil's second largest fashion event, only behind Sao Paulo's Fashion Week kicks off on Sunday, January 18.
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Minggu, 18 Januari 2009
BAJAJ AN ALTERNATIVE MODE OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
The bajaj has become an alternative fast and practical mode of public transportation in the city. Unfortunately it is quite hard to find an evironmental friendly type of bajaj.
For Jakartans the bajaj a three wheeled vehicle from India is not a new type of vehicle despite its loud noise the vehicle is quite dependable to criss cross throught traffic. However the bajaj is one of the main source of air polition in the city because
of the gas coming out of its exhaust pipe currently there are gas fueled bajajs which is environment friendly.
despite the large amount of emand for this new type sadly they are hard to find. The daily fuel consumption cost of the common type of bajaj is forty thousand rupiah while the gas fueled type only cost twenty thousand rupiah. According to a bajaj driver the decreasing price of fuel has no effect on their income. They can only cover fuel consumption and daily fares.
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For Jakartans the bajaj a three wheeled vehicle from India is not a new type of vehicle despite its loud noise the vehicle is quite dependable to criss cross throught traffic. However the bajaj is one of the main source of air polition in the city because
of the gas coming out of its exhaust pipe currently there are gas fueled bajajs which is environment friendly.
despite the large amount of emand for this new type sadly they are hard to find. The daily fuel consumption cost of the common type of bajaj is forty thousand rupiah while the gas fueled type only cost twenty thousand rupiah. According to a bajaj driver the decreasing price of fuel has no effect on their income. They can only cover fuel consumption and daily fares.
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DAMAGED INFRASTRUCTURE DUE TO FLOODS
During the rainy season roads in Jakarta are often badly damaged. some of the damaged roads in Pejompongan in central Jakarta and others in East Jakarta have resulted in several accidents. People have been complaning the uncompleted dug up road which has been open for two months along The Pejompongan road.
In central Jakarta some of the people in Pejompongan said that they often see motorcycle riders fall into the open pit and some car drivers ended up on the sidewalks because of the dug road. They often fall near the roundabout. In addition to the main road in Pejompongan, The Meruya street and areas in Grogol. In West Jakarta are also severely damaged during the rainy season.
When visiting a victim of floods at Jembatan Pelangi area in Kalibata Pasar Minggu Jakarta, Governor Fauzi Bowo said that all of the infrastructure and the damaged roads would be repaired after the rainy season was over. He added that to repair the damaged roads it would cost thirty four billion rupiah which has been set aside from the special fund for flood handling. People in areas frequently flooded have been practicing to take refuge when floods strike.
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In central Jakarta some of the people in Pejompongan said that they often see motorcycle riders fall into the open pit and some car drivers ended up on the sidewalks because of the dug road. They often fall near the roundabout. In addition to the main road in Pejompongan, The Meruya street and areas in Grogol. In West Jakarta are also severely damaged during the rainy season.
When visiting a victim of floods at Jembatan Pelangi area in Kalibata Pasar Minggu Jakarta, Governor Fauzi Bowo said that all of the infrastructure and the damaged roads would be repaired after the rainy season was over. He added that to repair the damaged roads it would cost thirty four billion rupiah which has been set aside from the special fund for flood handling. People in areas frequently flooded have been practicing to take refuge when floods strike.
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Sabtu, 17 Januari 2009
THE CHANGE OF OFFICE HOURS IN JAKARTA
Due to the heavy traffict which has been a real problem for people in Jakarta, The Goverment is already enforcing a regulation for the students to starts school at six.thirty a.m. From the previous schedule of seven a.m now there are to be new office starting hours and these are currently slowly being introduced.
It is believed that the change of office hours in both private companies and government offices will help ease the heavy traffic in Jakarta. Based on a survey the peak traffic jams in Jakarta are at nine the morning. To reduce the traffic jams a regulation has been issued regarding the start of office hours. The regulation is currently being made public areas in central and North Jakarta will start their working hours at seven thirty in the morning.
Areas in Easth and West Jakarta at eight in the morning while areas in South Jakarta will start at nine in the morning. Some of the civil servants in The Gajah Mada central Jakarta area have agreed to the change of the office hours from eight to seven thirty a.m. Meanwhile some of the civil servants in the state court trade and human rights office said that they are dealing with trials that does not recognize time.
They sometimes goes to court in the morning,in the afternoon and dometimes at night if it is required. Private companies are also scheduled to go to work at the assigned hours.
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It is believed that the change of office hours in both private companies and government offices will help ease the heavy traffic in Jakarta. Based on a survey the peak traffic jams in Jakarta are at nine the morning. To reduce the traffic jams a regulation has been issued regarding the start of office hours. The regulation is currently being made public areas in central and North Jakarta will start their working hours at seven thirty in the morning.
Areas in Easth and West Jakarta at eight in the morning while areas in South Jakarta will start at nine in the morning. Some of the civil servants in The Gajah Mada central Jakarta area have agreed to the change of the office hours from eight to seven thirty a.m. Meanwhile some of the civil servants in the state court trade and human rights office said that they are dealing with trials that does not recognize time.
They sometimes goes to court in the morning,in the afternoon and dometimes at night if it is required. Private companies are also scheduled to go to work at the assigned hours.
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PANAMA SECURITY SUMMIT
This is hidup sehat dengan reiki writing recently news in video editing room the news from home and from abroad. The Presidents of Mexico, Colombia, Guatemala and Panama meet in Panama City to discuss strategies to confront spiraling drug murders and violence. The United States and Peru finalise a free trade agreement just before U-S President George W-Bush leaves office and despite concerns about labour laws in The Andean Country. Now the news in detail.
The Presidents of Mexico, Colombia, Guatemala and Panama met in Panama city on Friday to discuss srategies to confront drug murders and violence. Mexican President Felipe Calderon, Colombian President Alvaro Uribe, Panamian President Martin Torrijos and Guatemalan President Alavaro Colom met to establish bilateral cooperation to coordinate and develop actions to combat organized crime, especially drug and weapons smuggling, terrorism, people trafficking, money laundering and other criminal activities.
The Presidents plan to open channels of information and knowledge regarding security issues and training programmes for security forces. These governments are tackling serious security infringements, in particular Mexico. Some 5,700 people died in drug-related killings last year as drug gangs battled each other and goverment security forces, and violence has begun to spill over The Northern border into The Southern United Stated.
Calderon has made fighting drug cartels his top priority he has deployed thousands of soldiers and federal police to take on heavily armed drug traffickers, dominated by The Sinaloa Federation and The Gulf Cartel. As Colombian cartels are spintering from years of Goverment Pressure, more Mexican gangs are either collaborating with or working around The Colombians.Uribe said organized crime could worsen at any given time. Read More..
The Presidents of Mexico, Colombia, Guatemala and Panama met in Panama city on Friday to discuss srategies to confront drug murders and violence. Mexican President Felipe Calderon, Colombian President Alvaro Uribe, Panamian President Martin Torrijos and Guatemalan President Alavaro Colom met to establish bilateral cooperation to coordinate and develop actions to combat organized crime, especially drug and weapons smuggling, terrorism, people trafficking, money laundering and other criminal activities.
The Presidents plan to open channels of information and knowledge regarding security issues and training programmes for security forces. These governments are tackling serious security infringements, in particular Mexico. Some 5,700 people died in drug-related killings last year as drug gangs battled each other and goverment security forces, and violence has begun to spill over The Northern border into The Southern United Stated.
Calderon has made fighting drug cartels his top priority he has deployed thousands of soldiers and federal police to take on heavily armed drug traffickers, dominated by The Sinaloa Federation and The Gulf Cartel. As Colombian cartels are spintering from years of Goverment Pressure, more Mexican gangs are either collaborating with or working around The Colombians.Uribe said organized crime could worsen at any given time. Read More..
NATIONAL PURIFICATION
Indonesia is country rich in natural resources and cultural heritage. Therefore The Indonesian people must maintain and develop this potential while not losing The Indonesian culture indentity. Self potential is one of the ways to alleviate the impacts of global economic crisis. By being aware of its potential it is hoped that the public may develop and make use of Indonesia's natural resources.
There are many ways that can be used to make the public aware of national potentials and identity. One of them is by holding a national purification ceremony or ruwatan as is done by The Anand Ashram foundation.
It is hoped The Indonesian people will never forget theitr various cultural roots and alway to guard and develop The Indonesian culture by being aware it's national potential.
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There are many ways that can be used to make the public aware of national potentials and identity. One of them is by holding a national purification ceremony or ruwatan as is done by The Anand Ashram foundation.
It is hoped The Indonesian people will never forget theitr various cultural roots and alway to guard and develop The Indonesian culture by being aware it's national potential.
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Kamis, 15 Januari 2009
THE MUHAMMADIYAH STUDENTS ALLIANCE CONDEMNS ISRAELI MILITARY
The Muhammadiyah students alliance condemns Israeli military offences toward Palestine which have cost the lives of innocent civilians. This was expressed by dozens of students affiliated with the local chapter of The Muhammadiyah students alliance in Palembang South Sumatera throught a rally and long march in the 11th of January 2009.
Staging banners and posters with messages condeming Israel's attrocities against The Palestinians, the protesters held a long march from the cinde market to the city's central water fountain. In their speeches the students voiced disapproval of Israeli violations of international laws and of the united nations resolutions. They also protested the support shown by The United States facilitating Israel's immunity to international sanctions.
The protesting students further demanded The Indonesia Government and The United Nations representative in Indonesia to help stop The Israeli military offences toward Palestine and to immediately open access to channel humanitarian aids to Gaza.
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Staging banners and posters with messages condeming Israel's attrocities against The Palestinians, the protesters held a long march from the cinde market to the city's central water fountain. In their speeches the students voiced disapproval of Israeli violations of international laws and of the united nations resolutions. They also protested the support shown by The United States facilitating Israel's immunity to international sanctions.
The protesting students further demanded The Indonesia Government and The United Nations representative in Indonesia to help stop The Israeli military offences toward Palestine and to immediately open access to channel humanitarian aids to Gaza.
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Rabu, 14 Januari 2009
ASEAN WINDOW
In today's Asean Windows segment I'am hidup sehat dengan reiki have a report from Malaysia on The Islamic Fashion Festival and also on A Hot Air Ballon from Myanmar. To close these news come from home about a Rafflesia Flower growing in Banjarmasin South of Kalimantan. Here is the detail.
The Islamic Fashion 2008 kicked off in Kuala Lumpur with 44 designer from five countries presenting over a thousand captinaving designs among The Vips at the event were King Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin and Queen Tuanku Nur Zahirah.The fashion festival is being held to promote Malaysia as a centre for fashion that is based on Islamic values. The IFF is presented by The Kuala Lumpur tourism action council and is held in conjunction with The Malaysia saving sale at Kuala Lumpur Plaza..
Held under the patronage of Rosmah Mansor wife of The Deputy Prime Minister. IFF was officially launched by its Chairman and Founder Raja Rezza Shah. IFF aim is to promote Malaysia as a leading hub for Islamic fashion and bring the Islamic Nations from the neighbouring countries closed together and foster an Ukhwah amongst them. This fashion festival presents more than just stylish and wearable wardrobe without compromosing on medesty requirements of The Muslim Dress code.
It also invites guests into spiritual and meaningful affair celebrated Malaysian designers like Bernard Chandran, Tom Abang Saufi and Melinda Looi shared the stage with designers from Indonesia, India, Pakistan and The Philippines. The six IFF began with An Islamic attire workshop last Saturday is followed by IFF fashion showcases that will go until today.
Shan State in Myanmar is situated on Shan Plateau North Easthern part of Myanmar located at 4712-feet above sea level. Taunggyi is beatiful hilly town with evergreen trees. Taunggyi capital of Shan State is renowed for its annually held hot air ballon festival, because of the 10 environmentally sustainable cities in Asean. The hot air ballon festival was started 50 years ago. Locals are fond of making hot air ballons and they take bride in participating in the festival.
Every ward and village take part in the festival and new ideas and designs of the craftsmen make it more and more popular. All hot air ballons are made with Maing-Gaing paper in traditional way. Shan nationals make various shapes of ballons. He biggest balloon needs a thousands papers. It has width of 22 inches and equal length. It is 30 feet hight and 24 diameter. It takes 30 days to make a hot air balloon. Hot air balloon festival is divided into to parts day contest and night contest.
In the day contest most balloons are shaped like animals. This contest is so much like a fun fair for youth. Night contestants need more skill and more imaginations. Hota ir balloons are also divided into 3 kinds. They are day contest balloons sein na pand and fire work balloons. Sein Na Pan is bigger than other balloons and small paper lanterns are 600 to 800 according to the design. Third type is balloons with firework display releasing hot air balloons is not an easy work.
A Rafflesia flower growing in garden owned by a resident of Rawasari housing complex in Banjarmasin has become an attraction for kids and adults alike. The tropical rarinforest plant has become the center of attention because this flower is categorized as rare and yet it is growing in a garden owned by Tiwi whose hobby is to keep plants. Tiwi told the press that she had planted the flower several months ago but she thought that it had died.
But in fact the plant has grown and emits acarcass-like smell in the afternoons.The precence of this is so call Carcass Flower has become an attraction for children and adults alike most of whom claims to have only seen this flower in books or on television. The Raflesia Flower Emits its scent to invite insects to pollinate it known to the world as Rafflesia Arnoldi. The flower is the official symbol of Bengkulu Province.
That ends today's news, I'am hidup sehat dengan reiki say good bye to all of you, thanks a lots. Read More..
The Islamic Fashion 2008 kicked off in Kuala Lumpur with 44 designer from five countries presenting over a thousand captinaving designs among The Vips at the event were King Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin and Queen Tuanku Nur Zahirah.The fashion festival is being held to promote Malaysia as a centre for fashion that is based on Islamic values. The IFF is presented by The Kuala Lumpur tourism action council and is held in conjunction with The Malaysia saving sale at Kuala Lumpur Plaza..
Held under the patronage of Rosmah Mansor wife of The Deputy Prime Minister. IFF was officially launched by its Chairman and Founder Raja Rezza Shah. IFF aim is to promote Malaysia as a leading hub for Islamic fashion and bring the Islamic Nations from the neighbouring countries closed together and foster an Ukhwah amongst them. This fashion festival presents more than just stylish and wearable wardrobe without compromosing on medesty requirements of The Muslim Dress code.
It also invites guests into spiritual and meaningful affair celebrated Malaysian designers like Bernard Chandran, Tom Abang Saufi and Melinda Looi shared the stage with designers from Indonesia, India, Pakistan and The Philippines. The six IFF began with An Islamic attire workshop last Saturday is followed by IFF fashion showcases that will go until today.
Shan State in Myanmar is situated on Shan Plateau North Easthern part of Myanmar located at 4712-feet above sea level. Taunggyi is beatiful hilly town with evergreen trees. Taunggyi capital of Shan State is renowed for its annually held hot air ballon festival, because of the 10 environmentally sustainable cities in Asean. The hot air ballon festival was started 50 years ago. Locals are fond of making hot air ballons and they take bride in participating in the festival.
Every ward and village take part in the festival and new ideas and designs of the craftsmen make it more and more popular. All hot air ballons are made with Maing-Gaing paper in traditional way. Shan nationals make various shapes of ballons. He biggest balloon needs a thousands papers. It has width of 22 inches and equal length. It is 30 feet hight and 24 diameter. It takes 30 days to make a hot air balloon. Hot air balloon festival is divided into to parts day contest and night contest.
In the day contest most balloons are shaped like animals. This contest is so much like a fun fair for youth. Night contestants need more skill and more imaginations. Hota ir balloons are also divided into 3 kinds. They are day contest balloons sein na pand and fire work balloons. Sein Na Pan is bigger than other balloons and small paper lanterns are 600 to 800 according to the design. Third type is balloons with firework display releasing hot air balloons is not an easy work.
A Rafflesia flower growing in garden owned by a resident of Rawasari housing complex in Banjarmasin has become an attraction for kids and adults alike. The tropical rarinforest plant has become the center of attention because this flower is categorized as rare and yet it is growing in a garden owned by Tiwi whose hobby is to keep plants. Tiwi told the press that she had planted the flower several months ago but she thought that it had died.
But in fact the plant has grown and emits acarcass-like smell in the afternoons.The precence of this is so call Carcass Flower has become an attraction for children and adults alike most of whom claims to have only seen this flower in books or on television. The Raflesia Flower Emits its scent to invite insects to pollinate it known to the world as Rafflesia Arnoldi. The flower is the official symbol of Bengkulu Province.
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Selasa, 13 Januari 2009
ROOMS FOR RENT IN JAKARTA AND FRESH WATER FISH OF NILA TYPE IN ROKAN HULU RIAU
Available national standards indicate that everyone is sugested to consume twenty six kilograms of fish per year. In support of this The Administrative Government of The Rokanhulu regency in Riau recently show twenty thousand seeds of fresh-water fish of the nila type in ten ponds in Rambah Muda village of Rambah Hilir district.
The program which was initiated by The Mina Jaya fish breeding community was officiated by the regent of Rokan Hulu Haji Achmad. Addressing the occasion the Rokan Hulu regent noted that for his area alone. There is still a shortage of thirty six (36) tons of fish per year to supply some four hundred thousand (400.000) local inhabitants.
Currently the facilities for the ponds have been supplied by The Riau fish and oceanery office. The regencial administration of Rokan Hulu has also provided two thousand (2,000) seeds of the Nila fish.
And now back to Jakarta....the hight number of workers in Jakarta who come from out of town has encouraged many local residents to provide house or room for rent.
As Jakarta continues to grow as the center of economy and businesses the city becomes a magnet for residents of other cities to find employment. The high percentage of workers from out of Jakarta means a consideralable profit for residents in Jakarta. Houses or rooms for rent is just one of many examples of such opportunity. Ones which can be easily found in places close to office areas-such as in Palmerah and Senayan of South Jakarta.
Sarkim an owner of a room rental services says he profits of around one million rupiah per month. The presence of such rooms for rent services have been considered to be beneficial for those coming from out of town to support their daily activities . To avoid unnecessary problems tenants are required to report all new clients to the local household district authority.
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The program which was initiated by The Mina Jaya fish breeding community was officiated by the regent of Rokan Hulu Haji Achmad. Addressing the occasion the Rokan Hulu regent noted that for his area alone. There is still a shortage of thirty six (36) tons of fish per year to supply some four hundred thousand (400.000) local inhabitants.
Currently the facilities for the ponds have been supplied by The Riau fish and oceanery office. The regencial administration of Rokan Hulu has also provided two thousand (2,000) seeds of the Nila fish.
And now back to Jakarta....the hight number of workers in Jakarta who come from out of town has encouraged many local residents to provide house or room for rent.
As Jakarta continues to grow as the center of economy and businesses the city becomes a magnet for residents of other cities to find employment. The high percentage of workers from out of Jakarta means a consideralable profit for residents in Jakarta. Houses or rooms for rent is just one of many examples of such opportunity. Ones which can be easily found in places close to office areas-such as in Palmerah and Senayan of South Jakarta.
Sarkim an owner of a room rental services says he profits of around one million rupiah per month. The presence of such rooms for rent services have been considered to be beneficial for those coming from out of town to support their daily activities . To avoid unnecessary problems tenants are required to report all new clients to the local household district authority.
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Senin, 12 Januari 2009
HEADLINES NEWS IN TELEVISION
This is hidup sehat dengan reiki will accompany you in English news service writing in my video's editing room and publishing its in nationwide the news from home and abroad. Please still keep on smiling with me and here is the news in detail. Bolivian and Mexican activists join protesters across the world to rally against Israel's offensive in Gaza. While Venezuela's Palestinians community gathered supplies to send to Gaza as The Israeli offensive drags on. We'll have the news in detail, but first the headlines.....bridging news.....
In Jakarta hundreds of thousands of members and supporters of the prosperous justice party or P-K-S stage a protest condemning Israel's agression towards Palestinians. Israeli tanks and soldiers deployed along Gaza's border prepare for another day of battles as fighting between The Jewish State and Hamas Militants entered its sixteenth day. In Paris-France two aid workers tells journalists of their ordeal after spending over three months as hostages in Somalia.
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In Jakarta hundreds of thousands of members and supporters of the prosperous justice party or PKS staged a protest condemning Israel's agression to Palestinians. About 500 thousand protesters chanted anti-Israel slogans. Protesters believed that Israel has gone too far with their aggression which so far killed 846 Palestinians of which majority are children.
Member of the party's advisory board Hidayat Nur Wahid who participated in the rally calls for all Indonesians to help Palestinbe throught various medium such as financial and food aid. Hidayat also strongly advised the united nations to give hard sanctions to Israel in order to put a stop to Israel's attack which by today have entered its sixteenth day.
Israeli tanks and soldiers deployed along Gaza's border prepared for another day of battles as fighting between The Jewish State and Hamas Militants in The Gaza strip entered its 16th day. Israel and Hamas vowed to fight on, ignoring international calls to stop the conflict in The Gaza strip which entered its day 16th day with heavy clashes between Israel sent tanks deeper into the enclave and threadtened to intensify its air and ground assaults against Palestinian Militants who fired more rockets into The Jewish State.
Palestinian witnesses reported heavy fighting East of the city of Gaza where Hamas Militants fired anti-tank missiles and mortar bombs at advancing Israeli troops who responded with tank shells and air strikes. Human rights watch has accused Israeli of using white-phosphorus munitions and warned of undue suffering to Palestinians civilians through severe burns. Some 846 Palestinians and thirteen Israelis three civilians killed by rocket fire and 10 soldiers have been killed since the offensive began on Dec.27.
Meanwhile in France two aid workers told journalists of their ordeal after spending over three months as hostages in Somalia. A Japanese woman and a Dutch man were taken hostage on September 22 in Ethiopia and detained in Somalia. They were released on January 7 and told media they were relieved. Wilhem sools said he appreciated his newly found freedom.
The two aid workers were working in a mobile hospital and according their NGO "Medecins du monde", no ransom was given for their liberation. Now the news will be closed by information about protests in Mexico city.
Bolivian and Mexican activist joined demonstrators across the world to protest against Israel's offensive in Gaza.
In Mexico hundreds of demonstrators carried posters and chanted as they marched to The U.S. Embassy. There, they lit shoes on fire and threw them at the embassy as security officers looked on. In Bolivia, Palestinian immigrants joined local citizens in a protest against Israel and The united States.
Protesters chanted against the violence in Gaza and held signs calling U.S. President George W.Bush a murderer. Latin American activists joined similar protests in The U.S and Europe, where protesters in London and Oslo clashed with police.
That concludes today's edition from news in television. Be sure join me again another day for more news and information. I'am hidup sehat dengan reiki thank you for watching this blog and good bye. Read More..
In Jakarta hundreds of thousands of members and supporters of the prosperous justice party or P-K-S stage a protest condemning Israel's agression towards Palestinians. Israeli tanks and soldiers deployed along Gaza's border prepare for another day of battles as fighting between The Jewish State and Hamas Militants entered its sixteenth day. In Paris-France two aid workers tells journalists of their ordeal after spending over three months as hostages in Somalia.
Now the news in details..
In Jakarta hundreds of thousands of members and supporters of the prosperous justice party or PKS staged a protest condemning Israel's agression to Palestinians. About 500 thousand protesters chanted anti-Israel slogans. Protesters believed that Israel has gone too far with their aggression which so far killed 846 Palestinians of which majority are children.
Member of the party's advisory board Hidayat Nur Wahid who participated in the rally calls for all Indonesians to help Palestinbe throught various medium such as financial and food aid. Hidayat also strongly advised the united nations to give hard sanctions to Israel in order to put a stop to Israel's attack which by today have entered its sixteenth day.
Israeli tanks and soldiers deployed along Gaza's border prepared for another day of battles as fighting between The Jewish State and Hamas Militants in The Gaza strip entered its 16th day. Israel and Hamas vowed to fight on, ignoring international calls to stop the conflict in The Gaza strip which entered its day 16th day with heavy clashes between Israel sent tanks deeper into the enclave and threadtened to intensify its air and ground assaults against Palestinian Militants who fired more rockets into The Jewish State.
Palestinian witnesses reported heavy fighting East of the city of Gaza where Hamas Militants fired anti-tank missiles and mortar bombs at advancing Israeli troops who responded with tank shells and air strikes. Human rights watch has accused Israeli of using white-phosphorus munitions and warned of undue suffering to Palestinians civilians through severe burns. Some 846 Palestinians and thirteen Israelis three civilians killed by rocket fire and 10 soldiers have been killed since the offensive began on Dec.27.
Meanwhile in France two aid workers told journalists of their ordeal after spending over three months as hostages in Somalia. A Japanese woman and a Dutch man were taken hostage on September 22 in Ethiopia and detained in Somalia. They were released on January 7 and told media they were relieved. Wilhem sools said he appreciated his newly found freedom.
The two aid workers were working in a mobile hospital and according their NGO "Medecins du monde", no ransom was given for their liberation. Now the news will be closed by information about protests in Mexico city.
Bolivian and Mexican activist joined demonstrators across the world to protest against Israel's offensive in Gaza.
In Mexico hundreds of demonstrators carried posters and chanted as they marched to The U.S. Embassy. There, they lit shoes on fire and threw them at the embassy as security officers looked on. In Bolivia, Palestinian immigrants joined local citizens in a protest against Israel and The united States.
Protesters chanted against the violence in Gaza and held signs calling U.S. President George W.Bush a murderer. Latin American activists joined similar protests in The U.S and Europe, where protesters in London and Oslo clashed with police.
That concludes today's edition from news in television. Be sure join me again another day for more news and information. I'am hidup sehat dengan reiki thank you for watching this blog and good bye. Read More..
UNIQUELY CARVED PENS FROM SUBANG WEST JAVA
In Subang-West Java a local resident makes use of unused bamboo stalks to create uniquely carved pens. Atam Hermawan is a middle-aged resident of Kampung Cilimus of The Cisaat village in Ciater-Subang who is found of traditional handicrafts. Finding unused bamboo stalks he transformed the waste into artistic pens.
Assisted by his wife Atam collects the waste bamboo stalks and cut them into shorter pieces before having them soaked in a whitening chemical substance. The bamboo pens are later carved with a type of soldering iron. Atam noted he can produce up to one hundred (100) pens per day. The pen is sold at six hundred (600) to one thousand (1.000) rupiah per piece. The products have been marketed to places outside The Java Island as well as to foreign countries such as Malaysia and Australia.
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Assisted by his wife Atam collects the waste bamboo stalks and cut them into shorter pieces before having them soaked in a whitening chemical substance. The bamboo pens are later carved with a type of soldering iron. Atam noted he can produce up to one hundred (100) pens per day. The pen is sold at six hundred (600) to one thousand (1.000) rupiah per piece. The products have been marketed to places outside The Java Island as well as to foreign countries such as Malaysia and Australia.
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BRUCELOSSIS A COW OF AUSTRALIAN ORIGIN
The class-1 quarantine house of Bandar Lampung recently exterminated a cow of Australian origin which had been positively diagnosed with Brucelossis disease. The extermination was conducted to avoid the spread of the disease to other animals and to avoid any negative effect on humans.
The cow- Abrahman Cross species was imported by PT Santosa Agrindo it was diagnosed with the animal's immune system. The disease is also known to cause miscarriage in pregnant women consuming products of the affected animal. The affected cow which weighed five hundred and eighty (580) kilogram was slain and burnt at the Metro Lampung cattle slaughter house.
Head of the quarantine house Hermansyah noted that the extermination was conducted following the results of laboratory examinations. The Brucelossis disease is known to be contagious and primarily affects goats, cows, horses and pigs. So far there is no effective medical treatment known for the disease.
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The cow- Abrahman Cross species was imported by PT Santosa Agrindo it was diagnosed with the animal's immune system. The disease is also known to cause miscarriage in pregnant women consuming products of the affected animal. The affected cow which weighed five hundred and eighty (580) kilogram was slain and burnt at the Metro Lampung cattle slaughter house.
Head of the quarantine house Hermansyah noted that the extermination was conducted following the results of laboratory examinations. The Brucelossis disease is known to be contagious and primarily affects goats, cows, horses and pigs. So far there is no effective medical treatment known for the disease.
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POLAND CLIMATE
The world was watching and hoping for a smooth transition between The Bush and Obama Administration in The USA. United Stated Secretary General Ban Ki Moon said at a meeting of 100 environment ministers in Poland reviewing progress toward a new U.N Climate treatery meant to be agreed at the end 2008. Ban called for leadership from U.S President Elect Obama and from The Europion Union. An EU Summit ending on Fraday will try to break deadlock in the block over a plan to cut Greenhouse gas emission by a fifth by 2020 compared to 1990.
The U.N climate panel says global warming from Greenhouse Gases mainly generated from burning fossil fuels will cause more floods, droughts, heat waves and rising seas. The Poznan talks are the halfway mark of a two year PSH to work out a global pact to succeed The Kyoto Protocol. The U.N pact binding 37 nations to reduce emissions by about 5 percent below 1990 levels by 2008-2012.
John Kerry designated head of The U.S Senate Foreign relations committee said Obama would invest heavely in renewable energies and "Green Jobs" to help end the recession. Obama wants to out U.S emissions now running 17 percent above 1990 levels back to those levels by 2020. Bush rejected The Kyoto protocol and his laxer policies would allow U.S emissions to keep rising until 2025.
Developing nations led by China and rusia and India insist that rich nations should first make deep cuts. Detail of a new adaption fund to help poor countries adjust to the impacts of rising seas, droughts, floods and heat waves were among the most contentious remaining issues.
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The U.N climate panel says global warming from Greenhouse Gases mainly generated from burning fossil fuels will cause more floods, droughts, heat waves and rising seas. The Poznan talks are the halfway mark of a two year PSH to work out a global pact to succeed The Kyoto Protocol. The U.N pact binding 37 nations to reduce emissions by about 5 percent below 1990 levels by 2008-2012.
John Kerry designated head of The U.S Senate Foreign relations committee said Obama would invest heavely in renewable energies and "Green Jobs" to help end the recession. Obama wants to out U.S emissions now running 17 percent above 1990 levels back to those levels by 2020. Bush rejected The Kyoto protocol and his laxer policies would allow U.S emissions to keep rising until 2025.
Developing nations led by China and rusia and India insist that rich nations should first make deep cuts. Detail of a new adaption fund to help poor countries adjust to the impacts of rising seas, droughts, floods and heat waves were among the most contentious remaining issues.
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Minggu, 11 Januari 2009
CHILE - DAKKAR AND USA NHL-HOCKEY
Chilean drivers who will take part in the 2009 Dakar rally showed their vehicles to an admiring public in Santiago. Race director Etienne Lavigne cancelled the 2008 race in Nort Africa at the last minute after French intellegence sources alerted organisers to a possible Al Qaeda attack.
This year the organisers moved the race out of Africa for the first time in its 30-year history, to Chile and Argentina. The race begins in Buenos Aires on January 3 and after crossing The Andes into Chile and back again on a 5,680 kilometre route, the first drivers home should arrive back in the Argentine Capital on January 17.
Meanwhile Michael Ryder scored the game winning goal late in the third period to help lead The Boston Bruins to A 4-2 win over The Carolina Hurricanes night at EBC center in raleigh, Nort Carolina. Blake wheeler netted two second period goals while March Savard and Dennis Wideman each tallied two assist for the Bruins. Chuck Kobasew sealed the win with his first goal in eleven games an empty netter with just 0:15 seconds remaining.
Goalie tim Thomas made 29 saves on 31 hurricanes shots to get credit tor the win, the seventh in a row for Eastern conference leading Boston which hasn't lost since December 10 against The Washington Capitals. Matt Cullen and anton Babchuck notched goals for the hurricanes, who were playing their second game in a row after last night's 5-4 win over The Florida Oanthers. Netminder cam ward allowed three goals on just 21 Boston shots to take the loss.
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This year the organisers moved the race out of Africa for the first time in its 30-year history, to Chile and Argentina. The race begins in Buenos Aires on January 3 and after crossing The Andes into Chile and back again on a 5,680 kilometre route, the first drivers home should arrive back in the Argentine Capital on January 17.
Meanwhile Michael Ryder scored the game winning goal late in the third period to help lead The Boston Bruins to A 4-2 win over The Carolina Hurricanes night at EBC center in raleigh, Nort Carolina. Blake wheeler netted two second period goals while March Savard and Dennis Wideman each tallied two assist for the Bruins. Chuck Kobasew sealed the win with his first goal in eleven games an empty netter with just 0:15 seconds remaining.
Goalie tim Thomas made 29 saves on 31 hurricanes shots to get credit tor the win, the seventh in a row for Eastern conference leading Boston which hasn't lost since December 10 against The Washington Capitals. Matt Cullen and anton Babchuck notched goals for the hurricanes, who were playing their second game in a row after last night's 5-4 win over The Florida Oanthers. Netminder cam ward allowed three goals on just 21 Boston shots to take the loss.
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AT SEA WHALING
In a statement on it's website, The U.S Based group said its ship, the Steve Irwin, had forced The Japanese Whaling fleet into waters off the ross dependency, which is a New Zealand possession. Australia has declared an economic exclusion zone, known by the letters "EEZ", in waters off the coast ot its Antartic territories, and an Australian court order bans whaling there.
However, Japan does not recognise the zone and says its whaling fleet is in international waters. Japan's institute of cetacean research has accused sea shepherd of "eco-terrorism" and of ramming its vessel the Kaiko Maru during a protest action last Friday. Sea shepherd has blamed The Japanese for the collision.
In a video of the incident released on its website, the organisation showed the crew of The Japanese ship warning sea shepherd in English that its protesters would be treated as "illegal intruders under Japanese law" if they tried to board. Despite an international moratorium on whaling since 1986, Japan its whaling is for "scientific" pupposes.
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However, Japan does not recognise the zone and says its whaling fleet is in international waters. Japan's institute of cetacean research has accused sea shepherd of "eco-terrorism" and of ramming its vessel the Kaiko Maru during a protest action last Friday. Sea shepherd has blamed The Japanese for the collision.
In a video of the incident released on its website, the organisation showed the crew of The Japanese ship warning sea shepherd in English that its protesters would be treated as "illegal intruders under Japanese law" if they tried to board. Despite an international moratorium on whaling since 1986, Japan its whaling is for "scientific" pupposes.
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Jumat, 09 Januari 2009
NEWS COMES FROM THE MIDDLE EAST RECENTLY
Hamas leader Khaled Meshall called upon Palestinians to unite in third intifada against Israel, in an interview for Al-Jazeera Television Broadcasted. The first Palestinian intifada began in 1987 and the second in 2000 after peace talks failed. Israeli warplanes continued pounding The Hamas-Ruled Gaza strip, killing at least 229 people according to reports in one of the bloodiest days for The Palestinians in 60 years of conflict with The Jewish State.
Hamas vowed revenge, including suicide bomb attacts in the "cafes and streets" of Israel, as Israeli air strikes continued late into the night. Israel said the offensive would continue as long as necessary and that it may also involve land forces. Israel had reinforced its infantry and armoured forced along The Gaza Border hours after Israel's aerial bombardment had begun.
Israel said the strikes were in response to almost daily "intolerable" rocket and mortar fire by Gaza militans, which intensified after Hamas ended a six-month
position that Israel has the right to defend itself. The United States is Israel's strongest ally.....sound bite.....
U.S President George W.Bush discussed The Middle East situation with secretary of state Condoleezza Rice earlier on Saturday.
The White House said Bush, who is on vacation at his Texas ranch, was briefed on The Israeli air strikes on Gaza by his national security adviser Stephen Hadley and spoke by telephone with Rice. Israel says the offensive was in response to rocket salvoes by Gaza militants that intensified after Hamas ended a six-month-old ceasefire a week ago. One Israeli man was killed by rocket fire on Saturday but injuries on The Israeli side have generally been rare.
Blach smoke billowed over Gaza city, where the dead and wounded lay scattered on the ground after Israel bombed more than 40 security compounds, incluiding two where Hamas was hosting graduation ceremonies for new recruits. And now the other news in Mideast about demos update.
Israeli Arabs and Palestinians in The West Bank took to the streets to protest Israel's attack on The Hamas-Run Gaza strip that killed at least 205. In The Israeli Arab town of Nazareth, thousands took to the streets in protest against the deadly attack. Men marched through the streets to protest Gaza violence. In The Israeli city of Tel Aviv, Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni said that The Jewish state was only defending its citizens....sound bite....
Palestinian sources report that in Israel's attack, the deadliest in the past 20 years, some 205 people were killed and hundreds more were wounded. Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said that The Gaza opersation may take time but vowed to prevent a humanitarian crisis in The Hamas-controlled territory.
Israeli warplanes and helicopters pounded The Hamas-ruledGaza Strip killing at least 208 people. While Olmert delivered his speech, scores of left wing Israelis scuffled with police during a demonstration calling on Israel to stop attacks on Gaza. Demonstrators marched chanting through the streets of Tel Aviv towards Olmert's offices when some of them began scuffling with policemen. At least one protester was detained by police.
A five-day Israeli offensive in March killed more than 120 people but Saturday's death toll was the highest for a single day in The Israeli-Palestinian conflict since 1948 when The Jewish State was established. Olmert who will leave office after the February election has repeatedly said Israel does not want to re-occupy Gaza from which it withdrew ground forces and settlers in 2005.
White house spokesman Gordon Johndroe said Hamas must cease rocket attacks into Israel for the violence to stop. The Bush Administration has typically taken the
Hamas vowed revenge, including suicide bomb attacts in the "cafes and streets" of Israel, as Israeli air strikes continued late into the night. Israel said the offensive would continue as long as necessary and that it may also involve land forces. Israel had reinforced its infantry and armoured forced along The Gaza Border hours after Israel's aerial bombardment had begun.
Israel said the strikes were in response to almost daily "intolerable" rocket and mortar fire by Gaza militans, which intensified after Hamas ended a six-month ceasefire a week ago.Meshaal also called for an immediate stop to negotiations between Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and Israelis.
Meanwhile The United States blamed The Islamist group Hamas for breaking a cease-fire and urged Israel to avoid civilian casualties after it launched air strikes that killed more than 200 people in Gaza. The United States put responsbility for ending the violence on The Palestinian group which controls The Gaza strip and which Washington considers a terrorist organization.
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U.S President George W.Bush discussed The Middle East situation with secretary of state Condoleezza Rice earlier on Saturday.
The White House said Bush, who is on vacation at his Texas ranch, was briefed on The Israeli air strikes on Gaza by his national security adviser Stephen Hadley and spoke by telephone with Rice. Israel says the offensive was in response to rocket salvoes by Gaza militants that intensified after Hamas ended a six-month-old ceasefire a week ago. One Israeli man was killed by rocket fire on Saturday but injuries on The Israeli side have generally been rare.
Blach smoke billowed over Gaza city, where the dead and wounded lay scattered on the ground after Israel bombed more than 40 security compounds, incluiding two where Hamas was hosting graduation ceremonies for new recruits. And now the other news in Mideast about demos update.
Israeli Arabs and Palestinians in The West Bank took to the streets to protest Israel's attack on The Hamas-Run Gaza strip that killed at least 205. In The Israeli Arab town of Nazareth, thousands took to the streets in protest against the deadly attack. Men marched through the streets to protest Gaza violence. In The Israeli city of Tel Aviv, Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni said that The Jewish state was only defending its citizens....sound bite....
Palestinian sources report that in Israel's attack, the deadliest in the past 20 years, some 205 people were killed and hundreds more were wounded. Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said that The Gaza opersation may take time but vowed to prevent a humanitarian crisis in The Hamas-controlled territory.
Israeli warplanes and helicopters pounded The Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip killing at least 208 people. While Olmert delivered his speech, scores of left wing Israelis scuffled with police during a demonstration calling on Israel to stop attacks on Gaza. Demonstrators marched chanting through the streets of Tel Aviv towards Olmert's offices when some of them began scuffling with policemen. At least one protester was detained by police.
A five-day Israeli offensive in March killed more than 120 people but Saturday's death toll was the highest for a single day in The Israeli-Palestinian conflict since 1948 when The Jewish State was established. Olmert who will leave office after the February election has repeatedly said Israel does not want to re-occupy Gaza from which it withdrew ground forces and settlers in 2005.
White house spokesman Gordon Johndroe said Hamas must cease rocket attacks into Israel for the violence to stop. The Bush Administration has typically taken the
Israel said the strikes were in response to almost daily "intolerable" rocket and mortar fire by Gaza militans, which intensified after Hamas ended a six-month ceasefire a week ago.Meshaal also called for an immediate stop to negotiations between Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and Israelis.
Meanwhile The United States blamed The Islamist group Hamas for breaking a cease-fire and urged Israel to avoid civilian casualties after it launched air strikes that killed more than 200 people in Gaza. The United States put responsbility for ending the violence on The Palestinian group which controls The Gaza strip and which Washington considers a terrorist organization.
.....sound bite.....
The White House said Bush, who is on vacation at his Texas ranch, was briefed on The Israeli air strikes on Gaza by his national security adviser Stephen Hadley and spoke by telephone with Rice. Israel says the offensive was in response to rocket salvoes by Gaza militants that intensified after Hamas ended a six-month-old ceasefire a week ago. One Israeli man was killed by rocket fire on Saturday but injuries on The Israeli side have generally been rare.
Blach smoke billowed over Gaza city, where the dead and wounded lay scattered on the ground after Israel bombed more than 40 security compounds, incluiding two where Hamas was hosting graduation ceremonies for new recruits. And now the other news in Mideast about demos update.
Palestinian sources report that in Israel's attack, the deadliest in the past 20 years, some 205 people were killed and hundreds more were wounded. Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said that The Gaza opersation may take time but vowed to prevent a humanitarian crisis in The Hamas-controlled territory.
A five-day Israeli offensive in March killed more than 120 people but Saturday's death toll was the highest for a single day in The Israeli-Palestinian conflict since 1948 when The Jewish State was established. Olmert who will leave office after the February election has repeatedly said Israel does not want to re-occupy Gaza from which it withdrew ground forces and settlers in 2005. Read More..
THE SNAIL PESTS ATTACKED YOUNG PADDY
This is English in News accompany with you again in 2009. I'll have the news in detail. Hundreds of hectares of paddy fields in Klari district of Krawang regency West Java have been damaged by snail pests. The paddy damage in inflicts dozens of million rupiah of financial loss to local farmers.
The snail pests attacked newly planted paddy particularly in fields which have plenty of water. As the attacked young paddy stems can not grow properly. Farmers have to replant them which costs them dozens of million rupiah in total. The farmers confirmed their difficulties to cope with the snail pests.
As during the daytime the snails commonly hide in the water. Available pesticides are considered to be ineffective to erradicate the pests which seem to be immune to such chemical substances. The local farmers expressed hope for government's assistance in the efforts to handle the snail pests and to avoid its spread to a wider coverage area.
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The snail pests attacked newly planted paddy particularly in fields which have plenty of water. As the attacked young paddy stems can not grow properly. Farmers have to replant them which costs them dozens of million rupiah in total. The farmers confirmed their difficulties to cope with the snail pests.
As during the daytime the snails commonly hide in the water. Available pesticides are considered to be ineffective to erradicate the pests which seem to be immune to such chemical substances. The local farmers expressed hope for government's assistance in the efforts to handle the snail pests and to avoid its spread to a wider coverage area.
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