many conspiration's theory awake after 9/11 tragedy..i cannot be explained well.but i know many people can judge it by themselves.today i brought to you again the video that show the 9/11 'phenomenon'
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Thursday, 8 September 2011
Russian jet crash kills 43, including international hockey stars
The plane apparently struggled to gain altitude and then hit a signal tower before breaking apart along the Volga River near Yaroslavl, 150 miles northeast of Moscow. One of the blue-and-white plane's charred engines poked through the surface of the shallow water.
"This is the darkest day in the history of our sport," said Rene Fasel, president of the International Ice Hockey Federation. "This is not only a Russian tragedy -- the Lokomotiv roster included players and coaches from 10 nations."
One player -- identified as Russian Alexander Galimov -- and one unidentified crew member were hospitalized in "very grave" condition, said Alexander Degyatryov, chief doctor at Yaroslavl's Solovyov Hospital.
Among the dead were Lokomotiv coach and NHL veteran Brad McCrimmon, a Canadian; assistant coach Alexander Karpovtsev, one of the first Russians to have his name etched on the Stanley Cup as a member of the New York Rangers; and Pavol Demitra, who played for the St. Louis Blues and the Vancouver Canucks and was the Slovakian national team captain.
Other standouts killed were Czech players Josef Vasicek, Karel Rachunek and Jan Marek, Swedish goalie Stefan Liv, Latvian defenseman Karlis Skrastins and defenseman Ruslan Salei of Belarus.
Russian NHL star Alex Ovechkin reflected the anguish that resonated through the sport of hockey when he tweeted: "I'm in shock!!!!!R.I.P."
"Though it occurred thousands of miles away from our home arenas, this tragedy represents a catastrophic loss to the hockey world -- including the NHL family, which lost so many fathers, sons, teammates and friends," NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman said in a statement.
The NHL already has been mourning three unexpected deaths of players in recent months, including a suicide and an accidental drug overdose.
The cause of the crash was not immediately apparent, but Russian news agencies cited local officials as saying it may have been due to technical problems. The plane was built in 1993 and belonged to a small Moscow-based company, Yak Service.
In recent years, Russia and the other former Soviet republics have had some of the world's worst air traffic safety records. Experts blame the age of the aircraft, weak government controls, poor pilot training and a cost-cutting mentality.
Divers worked feverishly to recover bodies in a search operation that lasted well into the night. They struggled to heft the bodies of large, strong athletes in stretchers up the muddy, steep riverbank.
Swarms of police and rescue crews rushed to Tunoshna, a ramshackle village with small wooden houses and a blue-domed church on the banks of the Volga 10 miles east of Yaroslavl.
Resident Irina Prakhova was walking to the village pump for a bucket of water when she saw the plane going down and then heard a loud bang.
"It was wobbling in flight, it was clear that something was wrong," said Prakhova. "I saw them pulling bodies to the shore, some still in their seats with seatbelts on."
More than 2,000 mourning fans wearing jerseys and scarves and waving team flags gathered in the evening outside Lokomotiv's arena in Yaroslavl to mourn. Most carried flowers. Riot police stood guard as fans sang to honor the dead athletes.
Yaroslavl Gov. Sergei Vakhrukov promised the crowd that the Lokomotiv team would be rebuilt, prompting anger from some fans at a perceived lack of respect for the dead.
The Kontinental Hockey League has 24 professional teams across Russia, Belarus, Latvia, Kazakhstan and Slovakia that draws players from the NHL and European leagues. Lokomotiv is a leading force in Russian hockey and came third in the KHL last year. It was also a three-time Russian League champion in 1997, 2002 and 2003.
"We will do our best to ensure that hockey in Yaroslavl does not die, and that it continues to live for the people that were on that plane," said Russian Ice Hockey Federation President Vladislav Tretiak.
McCrimmon, who took over as coach in May, was most recently an assistant coach with the Detroit Red Wings, and played for years in the NHL for Boston, Philadelphia, Detroit, Calgary, Hartford and Phoenix.
Detroit coach Mike Babcock said McCrimmon "wanted to be a head coach, so he went to Russia to do it."
A game Wednesday between Salavat Yulaev and Atlant in the central Russian city of Ufa was called off in mid-match after news of the crash was announced. Russian TV showed an empty arena in Ufa as grief-stricken fans abandoned the stadium.
Russia was hoping to showcase Yaroslavl as a modern and vibrant city this week at an international forum attended by heads of state, including Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, so the crash came as a particularly bitter blow. The forum is being held in the hockey stadium.
Many in the Czech Republic also took the news hard.
"Jan Marek, Karel Rachunek, and Josef Vasicek contributed greatly to the best successes of our ice hockey in the recent years, first of all to the golden medals at the world championships in 2005 and 2010," said Tomas Kral, the president of the Czech ice hockey association. "The were excellent players, but also great friends and personalities. That's how we will remember them."
In the western Slovak city of Trencin, where Demitra started his career and where he played during the 2004-05 NHL lockout, hundreds of fans gathered outside an arena Wednesday night to light candles in his memory.
Medvedev has announced plans to take aging Soviet-built planes out of service starting next year. The short- and medium-range Yak-42 has been in service since 1980 and about 100 are still being used by Russian carriers.
In past plane crashes involving sports teams, 75 Marshall University football players, coaches, fans and airplane crew died in West Virginia on Nov. 14, 1970, while returning from a game. Thirty-six of the dead were players.
Thirty members of a Uruguayan rugby club were killed in a crash in the Andes in 1972.
The entire 18-member U.S. figure skating team died in a crash on their way to the 1961 world championships in Brussels, and 18 members of the Torino soccer team died near Turin, Italy, in a 1949 crash.
In 1980, 14 members of the U.S. amateur boxing team were killed in a crash in Warsaw, Poland.
A plane crash in 1950 near the Russian city of Sverdlovsk, now called Yekaterinburg, killed 13 players and officials in the Soviet air force's ice hockey squad. A Munich air crash in 1958 cost eight Manchester United players their lives.
"This is the darkest day in the history of our sport," said Rene Fasel, president of the International Ice Hockey Federation. "This is not only a Russian tragedy -- the Lokomotiv roster included players and coaches from 10 nations."
One player -- identified as Russian Alexander Galimov -- and one unidentified crew member were hospitalized in "very grave" condition, said Alexander Degyatryov, chief doctor at Yaroslavl's Solovyov Hospital.
Among the dead were Lokomotiv coach and NHL veteran Brad McCrimmon, a Canadian; assistant coach Alexander Karpovtsev, one of the first Russians to have his name etched on the Stanley Cup as a member of the New York Rangers; and Pavol Demitra, who played for the St. Louis Blues and the Vancouver Canucks and was the Slovakian national team captain.
Other standouts killed were Czech players Josef Vasicek, Karel Rachunek and Jan Marek, Swedish goalie Stefan Liv, Latvian defenseman Karlis Skrastins and defenseman Ruslan Salei of Belarus.
Russian NHL star Alex Ovechkin reflected the anguish that resonated through the sport of hockey when he tweeted: "I'm in shock!!!!!R.I.P."
"Though it occurred thousands of miles away from our home arenas, this tragedy represents a catastrophic loss to the hockey world -- including the NHL family, which lost so many fathers, sons, teammates and friends," NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman said in a statement.
The NHL already has been mourning three unexpected deaths of players in recent months, including a suicide and an accidental drug overdose.
The cause of the crash was not immediately apparent, but Russian news agencies cited local officials as saying it may have been due to technical problems. The plane was built in 1993 and belonged to a small Moscow-based company, Yak Service.
In recent years, Russia and the other former Soviet republics have had some of the world's worst air traffic safety records. Experts blame the age of the aircraft, weak government controls, poor pilot training and a cost-cutting mentality.
Divers worked feverishly to recover bodies in a search operation that lasted well into the night. They struggled to heft the bodies of large, strong athletes in stretchers up the muddy, steep riverbank.
Swarms of police and rescue crews rushed to Tunoshna, a ramshackle village with small wooden houses and a blue-domed church on the banks of the Volga 10 miles east of Yaroslavl.
Resident Irina Prakhova was walking to the village pump for a bucket of water when she saw the plane going down and then heard a loud bang.
"It was wobbling in flight, it was clear that something was wrong," said Prakhova. "I saw them pulling bodies to the shore, some still in their seats with seatbelts on."
More than 2,000 mourning fans wearing jerseys and scarves and waving team flags gathered in the evening outside Lokomotiv's arena in Yaroslavl to mourn. Most carried flowers. Riot police stood guard as fans sang to honor the dead athletes.
Yaroslavl Gov. Sergei Vakhrukov promised the crowd that the Lokomotiv team would be rebuilt, prompting anger from some fans at a perceived lack of respect for the dead.
The Kontinental Hockey League has 24 professional teams across Russia, Belarus, Latvia, Kazakhstan and Slovakia that draws players from the NHL and European leagues. Lokomotiv is a leading force in Russian hockey and came third in the KHL last year. It was also a three-time Russian League champion in 1997, 2002 and 2003.
"We will do our best to ensure that hockey in Yaroslavl does not die, and that it continues to live for the people that were on that plane," said Russian Ice Hockey Federation President Vladislav Tretiak.
McCrimmon, who took over as coach in May, was most recently an assistant coach with the Detroit Red Wings, and played for years in the NHL for Boston, Philadelphia, Detroit, Calgary, Hartford and Phoenix.
Detroit coach Mike Babcock said McCrimmon "wanted to be a head coach, so he went to Russia to do it."
A game Wednesday between Salavat Yulaev and Atlant in the central Russian city of Ufa was called off in mid-match after news of the crash was announced. Russian TV showed an empty arena in Ufa as grief-stricken fans abandoned the stadium.
Russia was hoping to showcase Yaroslavl as a modern and vibrant city this week at an international forum attended by heads of state, including Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, so the crash came as a particularly bitter blow. The forum is being held in the hockey stadium.
Many in the Czech Republic also took the news hard.
"Jan Marek, Karel Rachunek, and Josef Vasicek contributed greatly to the best successes of our ice hockey in the recent years, first of all to the golden medals at the world championships in 2005 and 2010," said Tomas Kral, the president of the Czech ice hockey association. "The were excellent players, but also great friends and personalities. That's how we will remember them."
In the western Slovak city of Trencin, where Demitra started his career and where he played during the 2004-05 NHL lockout, hundreds of fans gathered outside an arena Wednesday night to light candles in his memory.
Medvedev has announced plans to take aging Soviet-built planes out of service starting next year. The short- and medium-range Yak-42 has been in service since 1980 and about 100 are still being used by Russian carriers.
In past plane crashes involving sports teams, 75 Marshall University football players, coaches, fans and airplane crew died in West Virginia on Nov. 14, 1970, while returning from a game. Thirty-six of the dead were players.
Thirty members of a Uruguayan rugby club were killed in a crash in the Andes in 1972.
The entire 18-member U.S. figure skating team died in a crash on their way to the 1961 world championships in Brussels, and 18 members of the Torino soccer team died near Turin, Italy, in a 1949 crash.
In 1980, 14 members of the U.S. amateur boxing team were killed in a crash in Warsaw, Poland.
A plane crash in 1950 near the Russian city of Sverdlovsk, now called Yekaterinburg, killed 13 players and officials in the Soviet air force's ice hockey squad. A Munich air crash in 1958 cost eight Manchester United players their lives.
iPad for 'Feasting' Media
The first scenario was to use iPad use the gadget as a media glutton. That is, using the IPAD as a main tool to enjoy a variety of existing content.
This function is the most logical for the iPad, given the screen size is quite a relief (compared to the iPhone) and the picture quality and sound are fairly clear.
In addition to video and music, media consumption can be made to the content internet. Leading newspapers and magazines, especially those from the U.S., as if competing to bring an application for the iPad.
Applications NYT Editor's Choice of the New York Times to 'digital magazine' of Time are among the most unsightly. A common approach is to: bring the style sheets of paper in digital form.
Apple iBooks also have set up (currently only available in the U.S.) to bring the content of books in the iPad. This makes the iPad often than the Kindle, the e-book reader from Amazon. Oh yes, Amazon Kindle is also present applications for the iPad.
IPad applications that can help teachers manage their time and record the ideas of learning plan are: -
1. Bento: The application makes it easier for teachers to monitor learning plans, appointments and notes about the students.
2. Mobile mouse: It can change your iPad a remote control for use in the classroom.
3. Dropbox: Allows related records stored on computer education and coordinated storage space on the Internet. Files stored can then be accessed from school or from your home computer.
4. Quick Voice Recorder: Record in the classroom learning activities and analysis of the details for inspection purposes to improve the quality of learning.
5. Idea Boards: Do not let the ideas that arise spontaneously disappear. Record the ideas and make a draft to regulate the class. You can also put a reminder in the notes that have been stored.
6. World Atlas HD: free applications offered by the National Geographic will allow you to use the map for reference. This map can be associated with elements of the student is not easy to attract a bit tired during the learning session.
7. BBC News: Use the latest news resources as a source material for the provision of teaching materials related to current events, history and much more.
8. The skeletal System Pro: biology teacher or lecturer can take advantage of the medical course of this application to facilitate students' understanding of the skeletal system, muscular, digestive and other anatomy.
9. GoSkyWatch Planetarium: astronomy application is the best teaching aids for subjects related to astronomy. It can be used when the observed star to further enhance the understanding of the students.
10. Cram: Educators can use this application to provide quizzes and tests for students. Teachers can also access the quiz and test savings bank online to facilitate the assessment of the level of understanding of a subject being taught.
Thursday, 25 August 2011
Capsule Earth balloons to tourists see
BARCELONA - A Spanish company created a capsule that will take tourists into Earth's stratosphere using helium balloons in 2013, a newspaper said on Tuesday.
Stratosphere at a height between 12 and 50 kilometers from the Earth.
Company's Zero 2 Infinity will cost a total of £ 90,000 (RM442, 734) for every tourist in the capsule for about five hours.
The tourists will enjoy views of the Earth. The capsule is designed so that they can wear T-shirts while on it.
FORM capsule that will be boarded by visitors.
Chief Executive Officer of Zero 2 Infinity, Jose Mariano Lopez-Urdiales said he got the idea to implement the project ten years ago.
So far, three tests have been conducted at a distance of 32.18 kilometers from Earth.
The tourists will be served food while they are in the capsules. - Agencies
Stratosphere at a height between 12 and 50 kilometers from the Earth.
Company's Zero 2 Infinity will cost a total of £ 90,000 (RM442, 734) for every tourist in the capsule for about five hours.
The tourists will enjoy views of the Earth. The capsule is designed so that they can wear T-shirts while on it.
FORM capsule that will be boarded by visitors.
Chief Executive Officer of Zero 2 Infinity, Jose Mariano Lopez-Urdiales said he got the idea to implement the project ten years ago.
So far, three tests have been conducted at a distance of 32.18 kilometers from Earth.
The tourists will be served food while they are in the capsules. - Agencies
Monday, 22 August 2011
Called heroes because down the Israeli flag
CAIRO - An Egyptian protesters became a hero because he sends down the flag of Israel in the Zionist regime's embassy building here yesterday.
The move was made after the five members of the Egyptian border police shot dead Israeli soldiers who are chasing the people of Palestine.
The Palestinian allegedly fled to Palestine after eight people died in the territory of Israel Jews.
Israel blamed the Palestinian from Gaza who had infiltrated into Israeli territory to the death of people.
The Zionist regime then apologized following the death of five members of the Egyptian police hunt for the Palestinian militant incidents in the province of Egypt made Israel.
However, Israel's actions sparked anger the people of Egypt.
A number of people gathered outside the embassy of Egypt to Israel to protest Israel's killing of the Egyptian police.
A protester who act boldly down the Israeli flag at the embassy of Israel known as Ahmed Shehat.
Israeli flag was then torn by a number of protesters and make it as a souvenir.
Several other protesters burned the Israeli flag and the United States.
A candidate for president of Egypt, Ahmed Hamdeen Sabahi praised as a hero of the people through Twitter page.
"This is for the Palestinians. This is for Egypt. This is for all Arabs. This is for individuals who are free," said one message on Twitter about courage Ahmed.
On Saturday, Egyptian Foreign Ministry called Power Efforts to warn Israel over the incident five police officers were shot dead.
Power Description Israel is called for Israel to Egypt's ambassador abroad. - Agencies
The move was made after the five members of the Egyptian border police shot dead Israeli soldiers who are chasing the people of Palestine.
The Palestinian allegedly fled to Palestine after eight people died in the territory of Israel Jews.
Israel blamed the Palestinian from Gaza who had infiltrated into Israeli territory to the death of people.
The Zionist regime then apologized following the death of five members of the Egyptian police hunt for the Palestinian militant incidents in the province of Egypt made Israel.
However, Israel's actions sparked anger the people of Egypt.
A number of people gathered outside the embassy of Egypt to Israel to protest Israel's killing of the Egyptian police.
A protester who act boldly down the Israeli flag at the embassy of Israel known as Ahmed Shehat.
Israeli flag was then torn by a number of protesters and make it as a souvenir.
Several other protesters burned the Israeli flag and the United States.
A candidate for president of Egypt, Ahmed Hamdeen Sabahi praised as a hero of the people through Twitter page.
"This is for the Palestinians. This is for Egypt. This is for all Arabs. This is for individuals who are free," said one message on Twitter about courage Ahmed.
On Saturday, Egyptian Foreign Ministry called Power Efforts to warn Israel over the incident five police officers were shot dead.
Power Description Israel is called for Israel to Egypt's ambassador abroad. - Agencies
Friday, 12 August 2011
Firefly 12 tickets available, back home...yeah
Draft Morning Crew with JJ and Ean in Hitz.fm and Late Era With Adi and Reza in Era.fm will select listeners every day to become sebahagian than their troops in cabaran which will be held at the Lifestyle Experiential Centre (LEX), Empire Subang on 13 and 14 Ogos this.
Chairman of its Marketing and Communications, Corrina Angelina Fernandez (picture) said, cabaran with AMP radio series aims to attract more young people crowded in the aviation industry, making it once gus kerjaya choice.
"Aktiviti sebegini also very menyeronokkan but can provide opportunities to experience going juruterbang tasted really fly airplanes," he said.
Apple become the world's largest company
NEW YORK, United States (U.S.) - Giant U.S. computers and mobile phones, Apple cut global oil producer, Exxon Mobil as the largest company in the world for a while yesterday.
The value of Apple company founded by Steve Jobs in 1976 producing a smart phone iPhone and iPad tablet computer that was U.S. $ 341.5 billion (RM1.027 trillion) yesterday once overcame Exxon is worth U.S. $ 340 billion (RM1.023 trillion).
However, Exxon and then reclaim the title of world's largest companies as its shares rose to $ 352.9 billion (RM1.06 trillion), while Apple is in second place with a share value of U.S. $ 346.7 billion (RM1.04 trillion).
"Creativity takes on the strength and nature of man," said website founder of Lastminute.com, Brent Hoberman.
Bear Motion (TM) 100% Genuine Leather Case for iPad 2 2nd Generation Folio with 3-in-1 built-in Stand for Apple iPad 2 (Latest Generation) Tablet [Leather case enclosed in blue sleeve]
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Exxon is also known under the brand name Esso, acclaimed environmental activist while Apple is credited with successfully transform daily life with the introduction of gadgets like the iPod, and iPhone iPad.
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Experts, however, believes Apple will become the first business beyond the U.S. $ 1 trillion (RM3 trillion) in the near future following the rapid growth of the company. - Agencies
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