Trapped In Tora Bora In 2001, Osama Had Written His Will
Dec 1, 2009 Documentary, Facts, Foreign News
World’s most wanted terrorist Osama bin Laden had written his will as US troops closed in on his hideout in Tora Bora mountains of Afghanistan in December 2001, but walked out “unmolested” after American military leaders decided not to send reinforcements to pursue him. The US mili
Marriages Among Cousins Increasing In UAE
Marriages between cousins has become more common in the UAE, despite a decrease in frequency elsewhere in the Arab world, a conference heard on Wednesday. A survey found that 50.5 per cent of UAE marriages were between cousins, and 26 per cent of those were first cousins. However, that figure repr
pottery information
Pottery is a large part of the archaeological record and of our rich history. This is one of the oldest human technology and art-forms way back the ancient times that still flourish nowadays. Pottery is objects that are first shaped of wet clay, and then hardened by baking. It’s primary purpos
Find Out Yourself The Awesome Thrill
Oct 2, 2009 Facts, Getting To Know, Political
Well, with a solid reputation in the industry as a longstanding source of information on learning opportunities, everyone are free to speak out on different topics, ranging from the smallest details of home improvement ideas to some health matters, and to probably bring the recent political issues a
US, Britain & France Demand Iran Open A Covert Nuclear Facility To International Inspection
Sep 26, 2009 Facts, Foreign News, Foreign Policy, Nuclear Facility
Backed by other world powers, President Barack Obama declared Friday that Iran is speeding down a path to confrontation and demanded that Tehran quickly “come clean” on all nuclear efforts and open a newly revealed secret site for close international inspection. He said he would not rule
RP-China Ties Chill Over Spratlys Law
Sep 22, 2009 Facts, News, Political
A Philippine law passed last year that spelt out Manila’s claims to parts of the disputed Spratly Islands has had a “negative” effect on relations with China, Beijing’s envoy said Tuesday. The “baselines act” signed by President Gloria Arroyo spells out Manila’s claims to parts of the
Key to a Resting Night Sleep
Sep 11, 2009 Facts, Health & Fitness, Lifestyle
Did you know that those women who are happily married also sleep better than singles? Even than those who are in a stable, longtime relationship but that has not yet been made official. An eight-year study conducted has established that marital bliss also equals better sleep during the night, which
The Brutal Truth Of Gaza Attack
Jul 14, 2009 Documentary, Facts, International News
Israeli troops were repeatedly encouraged by officers to prioritise their own safety over that of Palestinian civilians when they embarked on the ground invasion of Gaza in January, according to the first direct testimonies of soldiers who served in the operation. The picture that emerges from the t
Origins Of Life On Earth
May 29, 2009 Documentary, Education, Environment, Facts
A heavy bombardment by asteroids the size of Ireland was not enough to wipe out life on Earth 3.9 billion years ago, researchers said on Wednesday in a finding that turns back the clock of life by 500 million years. Many scientists had thought the violent pelting by massive asteroids during the p
