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Written by badar
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Reading History Books
When you want to make a plan or see the future, then you will not get away from history. history is evidence of the events in the past, to predict what events will happen in the days to come. basically life is spinning, and spinning will occur repetitions in history. because that is important to learn the history of life.
Important information in today is as follows;
Quick hits: Health care bill summary edition
All the important, trending news wrapped in a tight news package we call Quick Hits
Health care bill summary
As news of Sunday’s historic passage of health care reform spread, many internet users took to their search engines to find out what the bill exactly does. For a good, balanced summary of President Obama’s health care bill, College News would like to recommend both the New York Times‘ blog which answers reader questions about the bill directly, as well as that of the Wall Street Journal‘s, which details the costs and taxes that will occur over the years.
Randy Neugebauer
Randy Neugebauer, a Congressman from Texas, admitted to yelling out “baby killer” during Representative Bart Stupak’s speech about his support of President Obama’s health care bill after initially opposing it. Neugebauer said that the “baby killer” was directed at the bill itself, not Stupak, who is notably pro-life. Read more about Randy Neugebauer’s outburst here
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Written by Mas Muhammad Guntur Romli
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Barack Obama's speech text in Egypt June 4, 2009
June 4, 2009 5 Comments
Through Facebook, one of my friend Muhammad Guntur Romli Mas installing status of "Obama calls 2 times the name of Indonesia in a speech at Al Azhar University, Cairo" ..
Interested with the title "2 times" I searched the You Tube about Obama's speech. Because the connection is less than satisfactory Speedy, I failed to listen to full length of Obama's speech, so I find this Obama speech text in http://www.telegraph.co.uk/
And it turned out, Obama was not calling Indonesia 2 times, but even 3 times! Because readers of this blog most students English literature, may be useful to me mencopy-paste Obama's speech in Egypt.
Following Obama's speech, a safe and pleasant!
"I am honoured to be in the Timeless city of Cairo, and to be hosted by two remarkable institutions. For over a thousand years, Al-Azhar has stood as a beacon of Islamic learning, and for over a century, Cairo University has been a source of Egypt's Advancement. Together, you represent the harmony between tradition and progress. I am grateful for your hospitality, and the hospitality of the people of Egypt. I am also proud to carry with me the goodwill of the American people, and a greeting of peace from the Muslim communities in my country: assalaamu alaykum.
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Written by Professor Abdul Qayum Mangi
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UN Peace keeping operations: A service to humanity.
Abstract
Never in the annals of human history had national or international organization rendered meritorious service to the mankind like The United Nation since its inception. The United Nation is a unique organization of independent and sovereign states. These states have coalesced together to work for welfare and betterment of the people, promote friendship among all nations and support economic and social progress in the world. Despite, manipulation by the major powers during and after cold war the United Nation is persistently trying to accomplish promise of its charter. It is a crystal clear fact that services to mankind were hampered due to expansionist and irrational policies pursued by both super powers and their undemocratic allies in order to procure their national and global interests.
Introduction
We live in a world of constant change. The humanity is threatened not only by their despotic governments but also by a new wave of ‘International Terrorism’ created and nurtured by undemocratic and despotic regimes of Muslim Countries. As the global body responds to new threats internal or external and takes on new tasks, its peace-keeping activities also have entered a period of rapid and profound evolution.
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