August 14, 2010 / Lifestyle, World
Washington D.C - US President Barack Obama, who until now, had not commented on a New York developer’s plans to build a 13-storey Islamic community centre and mosque about two blocks from the former
August 12, 2010 / Education, Technology
SCOTLAND. - Annual Perseid meteor showers, associated with the comet Swift-Tuttle, are normally visible from the middle of July every year, gaining peak activity in the middle of August. This year the
August 12, 2010 / Education, World
PAKISTAN - While the holy month of Ramadan begins for Muslims around the world, the misery for the Muslims in Pakistan in the aftermath of the floods brought on by unusually heavy monsoon rain that sc
August 11, 2010 / Education
WASHINGTON. President Barack Obama signed a $26 million jobs bill that his critics say will cost Texas schools more than $800 million. The controversial bill that has been signed into law was pushe
August 10, 2010 / Education
MANILA, Philippines – Armin Luistro, Secretary, Department Of Education (DepEd) announced on Monday, the Aquino government’s proposal to lengthen basic education by two more years, saying that th
August 10, 2010 / Business, Pets
EMPORIA, Kansas - Company sources of the Canadian based Menu Foods Income Funds, announced on Monday, that their operations are being sold to Arkansas-based Simmons Pet Food Inc. at an agreed sum of $
August 9, 2010 / Education, World
OSLO, Norway - Jonas Gahr Stoere, the Norwegian Foreign Minister said on Sunday he was pleased that Mr. Mohammad Mostafaei, the Iranian human rights lawyer who had sought asylum in Norway, had reached
August 9, 2010 / Education, World
ZHOUQU, Northwest China. - Torrential rain accompanied by thunder sent torrents of water, mud and rocks pouring down hillsides into the town of Zhouqu in the Gansu province situated in northwest China
August 9, 2010 / Education, World
Chinese leaders, especially the President Mr. Hu Jintao, and the culture minister, Mr. Cai Wu are focusing their attention on the country’s cultural values, now that their country has become second
August 9, 2010 / Health and Fitness, Pets
UNITED STATES - According to a research conducted by the Atlanta based Center for Disease Control and Prevention, (CDC) dry pet food could be the source of salmonella infection and millions of unsuspe