POST CODE OF DIFFERENT DISTRICTS OF BANGLADESH.

In Bangladesh there are 64 districts. In order to recall easily the postcode of all districts I have note down them in my blog.
Districts Name . Postcode.
Bagerhat- 9300
Bandarban- 4600
Barguna- 8700
Barishal- 8200
Bhola- 8300
Bogra- 5800
Bramhan Baria- 3400
Chandpur- 3600
ChapaiNawabgonj- 6300
Chittagong GPO- 4000
Chittagong HeadOffice- 4100
Chuadanga- 7200
Comilla- 3500
Cox's Bazar- 4700
Dhaka GPO- 1000
Dhaka HeadOffice- 1100
Dinajpur- 5200
Faridpur- 7800
Feni- 3900
Gaibandha- 5700
Gazipur(Joydevpur)- 1700
Ghoramara- 6100
Gopalgonj- 8100
Hobigonj- 3300
Jamalpur- 2000
Jessore- 7400
Jhalokathi- 8400
Jhenaidah- 7300
Joypurhat- 5900
Khagrachhori- 4400
Khulna GPO- 9000
Khulna HeadOffice- 9100
Kishoregonj- 2300
Kurigram- 5600
Kushtia- 7000
Lalmonirhat- 5500
Luxmipur- 3700
Madaripur- 7900
Magura- 7600
Manikgonj- 1800
Meherpur- 7100
Moulvibazar- 3200
Munshigonj- 1500
Mymensingh- 2200
Naogaon- 6500
Narail- 7500
Narashingdi- 1600
Narayangonj- 1400
Natore- 6400
Netrokona- 2400
Nilfamari- 5300
Noakhali- 3800
Pabna- 6600
Panchagar- 5000
Patuakhali- 8600
Pirozpur- 8500
Rajbari- 7700
Rajshahi City- 6200
Rajshahi GPO- 6000
Rangamati- 4500
Rangpur- 5400
Satkhira- 9400
Shariatpur- 8000
Sherpur- 2100
Sirajgonj- 6700
Sunamgonj- 3000
Tangail- 1900
Thakoregaon- 5100

BASHUNDHARA CITY ON FIRE AGAIN!

A fire broke out on the seventh floor of Bashundhara City Shopping Complex late on Monday night. Mohammed Anjuman of Fire Service and Civil Defence headquarters told at 12:15am that several firefighting units rushed to the scene and swung into action. "Nothing else can be said at the moment," he added. Police blocked traffic on the Panthapath Road after the incident. Onlookers were crowding the sprawling complex. Seven Basundhara employees including its own firefighters died after Bangladesh's largest shopping mall turned into a towering inferno on Mar 13. An enquiry committee on Mar 18 said negligence of the Basundhara City authorities had caused the devastating fire. "The management took action only after the alarm bell had rung 79 times," said committee chief Iqbal Hossain Chowdhury. "The water system was ineffective," he told reporters after interviewing employees at the site. "The building has sufficient fire fighting equipment but not many trained personnel." Fire Brigade chief Abu Nayeem Mohammed Shahidullah had said that five floors, from the 15th to 19th, were burnt to a shell and the 14th was partially destroyed by the inferno. Bashundhara Group executive director Zahidur Rahman, however, said the blaze started on the 18th floor and spread down to the 13th and up to the 20th, gutting those storeys including chairman Ahmed Akber Sobhan's office on the 19th The owners of Basundhara City, opened to the public in August 2004, claim it is the largest shopping mall in South Asia and the 12th largest in the world.

NOW THE GOVERMENT FILLING,THE CID CID NOT FILING MUTINY PROBE.

The CID will not be able to submit its findings into the BDR mutiny cases on Monday, investigation officer senior superintendent police Abdul Kahar Akand told bdnews24.com on Sunday. The investigation agency earlier failed twice to submit an investigation report. A total of BDR 1552 men have been so far arrested in the cases filed. Of them, 1306 have been taken into remand for questioning and 206 others made confessional statements in court. The agency took a total of 38 BDR men into remand for five days on Sunday. Lalbagh police chief Nobojyoti Khisa brought charges of treason, killings, and lootings and arson attacks against the accused on Feb. 28 after 25-26 Feb. mutiny by the border guards at their Peelkhana headquarters in Dhaka. The case was later shifted to New Market Police Station. The accused would not be produced before court on Monday due to security reasons, Anisur Rahman, assistant commissioner (prosecution) of the information and detective branch of police in the court, said.

BANGLADESH AND BRITAIN AGREE TO COUNTER TERRORISM.

Bangladesh and Britain on Sunday agreed to launch a joint working group to counter terrorism. Ending the first meeting of the UK-Bangladesh Joint Working Group, state minister for foreign affairs Hasan Mahmud told reporters that Bangladesh sought the UK's support to strengthen the coast guards to protect its maritime resources. The UK minister for security and counter-terrorism Lord West, who came to city on Saturday, and Mahmud had talks on forming the Joint Working Group on Sunday at the state guest house Meghna. "Both of our nations sadly have been victims of terrorism and I think it is very important that we work together in the face of that," West told reporters after the first meeting. "We are in discussion with many countries of the world. Because, terrorism is a global threat," said West. He said terrorism was an international phenomenon and the problem should be resolved bilaterally and internationally. The UK minister said the terrorist in Bangladesh and the UK could have links sometimes, using information and communication technologies. Mahmud said: "Terrorists have no boundary and they have connection among themselves, they assist each other. If we want to combat them, we must have network and cooperation among ourselves. "Hence, the UK-Bangladesh Joint Working Group." The meeting is a follow-up to the proposal made by the former British home secretary Jackie Smith during her trip to Bangladesh in April last year. "Under this working group, we have asked the UK side to form a cell for our border management. They too have responded very positively," said the state minister. The UK has pledged to provide equipment for special case of terrorist threat at the airports, he said. "We have also discussed ways of sharing information." Both the ministers said the modalities of the working group would be fixed up at the next meeting likely to take place by the end of this year.

NATURAL JUICE FROM THE DEAT TREE

This juice are sweet. The dead tree juice. I have one elder brother, name is ZAKIR KAHU. He have the diabetic. Doctors are forbidden him that you can’t take any sweet items. But the ZAKIR KAHU can’t. He take the juice of dead tree. After that he admit Hospital. This juice are found in the month of October to January. Can you test the dead tree juice , than you can contact with ZAKIR KAHU.

LIVE ON BOAT?

This picture is after the devastating cyclone of AILA. This picture is allover the south Satkhira districts, Before the cyclone the boatman have all. Now he lost all things. He lost home, chattels, land. His land under the water of river. Now he and his family staying on boat. No food, no drinking water, no shelter,(Shelter of boat). Now they are living in said the boat of unsecured. No one man can help this family? We can’t give them little bit smile? Yes, if we wish from heart than we can.

GOLDEN PADDY FIELD.

Bangladesh is cultivator land. Bangladeshi are main food are rice and fish. Every where in Bangladesh have this picture. This picture you can find all over Bangladesh the month of December-January, April-may. If you want to see this picture and take smile of golden paddy, than you must be go village area of deepest of Bangladesh.

WHAT IS LIFE?

What’s the life, from his born to till now, he is straggling to get a new life or prosperity. But what’s a natural way, he can’t take a rest and a new or good life. The man have 70 years old, this time he must be take rest, but no. His name is Amzad Dali, recently the devastating cyclone AILA take all from him. Now he a daily labor. He have all things before the AILA. How he is truly a needy man. You can find Lots of people like Amzad Dali in near the Sundur bon forest, the district of Satkhira.

SIR HEAD CLARK TAKING GUSS?

This story also British period in sub contents, One a day the office time, One man came for same job to the office Clark. The Clark name is Joteindro. The man who came to Clark, he bring same banana for the Clark. He put the banana on the table. At that time one office guard see this. Silently the guard enter the office boss. The boss is British. The guard, telling the British officers, Sir Clark is taking Guss? The officer can’t understand his language, He(officer) is telling, What’s the guss? The guard replying, Sir see on the table the Clark, that is Guss.
Okay, the officer run out and see the banana on the table of the Clark. After that the officer telling the guard, OOOO it’s a guss? It’s good for health, Take it man. Carry it man. Than the officer and the Clark both are taking the banana one after another.

ENGLISH EXPERT !

The story of British period, One Bengali man working a show mart. One day a English woman came on that show mart. His job like seals man. The English woman asking how much this show? He can’t reply, the shop Owner watch this. After the woman leave the shop, the Owner call him and telling, from now you are dismiss for the job. The Bengali man asking the Owner, Why? The Owner telling ,you don’t know English ,that’s why you are dismiss. He is the poor man. He request him, sir I m poor, if you dismiss me than where I’ll go. Please sir, give me same time. The Owner gives him time. After three month he came back. Now the Owner asking him, what’s you are name, he answering, my name is Ram Kanto. How you are came here? Etc…..
After same day, one English woman came on shop. The lady looking the shows, after that she want to leave the shop, suddenly the Ram kanto telling O—O—O lady, Where you are going, came, came, Arey take tu take, No take tu no take, Akber tu see. The Ram Kanto is a English Expert! ehe

INDIA IS A GOOD FRIEND AND BSF ARE BEHAVING GOOD ALSO!

Faruk Khan, The honorable Tread Minster of Bangladesh, He knows all things like Somser, He is knows very well about our neighbor country! He know about INDIA! Yes he is the spy of RAW. Of course India a Good friend, Not with all Bangladeshis? India is a good friend of who gives the blade spice “India is a good friend and BSF are also….” Mr Faruk khan he was a army person, But how he enter our Army? He is a SPY of RAW( Research analyses wings). If BSF behaving good than why every month they killing our innocent people? If India is a good friend than why they withdrew the International rivers water of Paddma? If India is our good friend than why they want to make the Tepaimuk Dam? If India’s behaving like a good friend, than why they want to capture sea block? I think so Mr Faruk khan have no ear and eye also? Because every day BSF killing our innocent people and making gunfire without any reason. If India is our good friend than after the war of 1971, why they take lot’s of wealth, machine parts, Raffles, Railway wagon? Why they making treble inside our country? How Mr Faruk khan give the specie, I don’t know. If he have Brain than he can’t say like this? I think he Don’t know what’s the Atomic power of his Brain. I think his Brain’s Atomic power less than of sea sold. So how can he knows The India is our Good friend? Mr Faruk khan is fearing about his chair? We know very well the Bangladesh Awameleg is a pose cat of India. So inside the AL, All leader are like faruk Khan.

MAKE CELL PHONES AT HOME, INDUSTRY URGED.

President Zillur Rahman has urged the industrialists and businessmen to make instead of importing cellular phones. "Our mobile phone sector is almost wholly dependent on imports, which means a good slice of our hard-earned foreign currency is, in the process, siphoned out," he said on Tuesday. He inaugurated the 'Third Dhaka International Telecom Fair-2009' at Bangladesh-China Friendship Conference Centre. "I believe our young engineers and IT experts can play an important role in making cellphone hardware and software." The president, however, called upon all to check the misuse of mobile phones at the same time. Some rogue individuals are creating law and order problems through cell phone, Rahman said. Telecommmunications minister Raziuddin Ahmed Razu said the government decided to cut down BTTB call rates and would charge only Tk 0.30 per minute from July 1. The minister said they would 'soon' take steps to introduce 3G technology to the new generation. "You can very well take initiatives to provide our students with laptop computers at Tk 10,000 apiece," the minister said, addressing the businessmen. Md Nizamuddin Zitu, president, Bangladesh Mobile Phone Businessmen's Association, said manufacturing mobile phone sets at home should be very much possible with government assistance. Former FBCCI president Salman F Rahman and first FBCCI vice president Abul Kashem Ahmed were present.
Source:bdnews24

WHAT’S a PEOPLE !

A Charter plain flying. In said have three country people. One Saudi Arabian, Second on Bangladeshi, Third on American. Suddenly the American throw his briefcase, After throw the briefcase the Bangladeshi and Saudi Arabian people asking why you throw, you are briefcase? Now the American telling them our country have lots of Dollar. So I throw this. After same time the Saudi Arabian people throw his handbag. When he throw his bag after words the Bangladeshi and American Asking him why you throw the full of gold bag? The Saudi people telling we have lots of gold, that’s why I throw it. Now the term of Bangladeshis. Bangladesh have Nothing, So what he can do, just he is thinking? After same time he throw his wife. Now the American and Saudi Arabian asking, why you are throw your wife, and why?
He is telling Bangladesh have lots of people and my wife was old I want new that’s why I throw her.

BIKER

COW FIGHT

BODIES RECOVERED FROM AIR FRANCE IN ATLANTIC.

Seventeen bodies recovered from a remote part of the Atlantic where an Air France jet came down a week ago were being transported by ship Monday to this Brazilian archipelago.
Those remains, and dozens of structural components from the plane also plucked from the waves, were expected to arrive in Fernando de Noronha on Tuesday.
From the archipelago, the bodies would be flown to the mainland coastal city of Recife for identification using dental records and DNA from relatives, air force spokesman Lieutenant Colonel Henry Munhoz told reporters late Sunday in Recife.

AILA VICTIMS ARE LEAVING CYCLONE SHELTERS,BUT THE ARE BECOME SHELTERLESS.

Victims of cyclone Aila taking pure drinking water from a watertank.

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Concern for a dwelling place grips most of the people who went to cyclone centres or safe places before the May 25 cyclone Aila hit the southern region, as the storm washed away their modest homes.
The Aila victims, who have started returning homes after several days of stay at the shelter centres, are frustrated to find nothing left for their use.
Meanwhile, diarrhoea has spread alarmingly in Satkhira district as the affected people are now compelled to drink polluted water.
Around 1.25 lakh people went to cyclone shelter centres before the cyclone.
“We were on the road for over a week. When we returned home four days ago, we found nothing left for use. We just put up a plastic shed on the yard to pass nights,” said Naosher Ali, 35, of Bharbharia village of Atulia, which is still reeling under water.
Ali, a landless day labourer, said now that all the shrimp enclosures are under water, there is no work and he has to depend fully on relief materials provided by the government or NGOs.
“But, what about my house? When there is rain, we have to run to others' houses for shelter. But there is rarely any liveable house nearby,” he said.
During a visit to Mollapara and Bharbharia villages in Atulia union of Shyamnagar upazila in Satkhira on Sunday, this correspondent saw people sitting beside their ruined houses.
NGOs are now trying to reach remote areas like Padmapukur, Barapukur, Pakkhimari, Kamalkathi that saw scanty relief materials so far.
Golam Mostafa, Satkhira District Manager of Brac's Health Programme, said they were providing food packets each containing 5 kg rice, one kg dal, half kg oil, half kg salt, one kg potato, matches, four oral saline packets to a family.
“We got inadequate relief materials. Above all, passing nights has become difficult for our five-member family,” said Abdul Jalil, another homeless person at Mollapara village.
It is difficult for him to go out to collect relief as there is water all around, he said.
Thousands of landless and homeless people have similar stories to tell.
According to preliminary official figure, around 2.5 lakh houses were fully damaged, around four lakh houses partially damaged and over 10 lakh livestock were killed by cyclone Aila, which hit hard Shyamnagar and Ashashuni in Satkhira, Koira and Dakope in Khulna, Charfashion and Monpura in Bhola and Galachipa and Kalapara upazilas in Patuakhali.
The Army and other government departments are working to repair the embankments, but intrusion of water during the high tide disturbs the work.

THREE PEOPLE(Blind, Beggar, Physical disable )

The three people who have same lankness, one don’t have eye, 2nd one no money, I mean Beggar, the third one don’t have leg. They are friend. They take diction to leave their town. Than they leave their known town to another city. They make journey by lunch. That was night time. Suddenly ,who have no eyes, he telling others. See what a moonlight in the sky? Than the beggar is answering, hay man you don’t have eyes, so how can you see the moonlight? Now the beggar telling the physical disabler’s man(Who don’t have leg) kick him and throw him the river. Any cost of. If you want money than I’ll give you, kick him. “Here the Beggar have no money, so how can he’ll pay, 2nd one who’ll kick the blind man? He don’t have leg. 3rd one the Blind have no eyes, So how he see the moonlight?”

BOMB KILLS INSAID IN MOSQUE IN PAKISTAN,WHY THIS KILLING?

A bomb blast killed around 40 worshippers attending Friday prayers at a mosque in a remote area of northwest Pakistan, a senior official in the area told Reuters. "The death toll is 40. We have no idea as yet how many have been wounded," said Atif-ur-Rehman, the senior-most government administrator in the Upper Dir district of North West Frontier Province. Earlier on Friday, police arrested suicide bombers in Islamabad and nearby Rawalpindi, Pakistan's interior minister said, as US special envoy Richard Holbrooke consulted the country's leaders on what needs to be done once the army wipes out the Taliban in Swat valley. Roadblocks have multiplied in recent days in both the capital and Rawalpindi, where the army is headquartered, over fears of attacks in retaliation against the Swat offensive. The military says more than 1,200 militants and 90 soldiers have been killed since the army swung into action in late April, while the militants have carried out bomb attacks in Lahore, and the northwestern cities of Peshawar and Dera Ismail Khan. Western allies, worried the nuclear-armed country was sliding into chaos, have welcomed Pakistan's show of steel and the army action has received wide support from major political parties, the public and media. "The people of Swat have realized that the entire misery which we are facing today, it is because of the Taliban, because of the terrorists, who are not only enemies of the country but enemies of Islam," Interior Minister Rehman Malik said. He told journalists that suspected bombers were caught in Islamabad and Rawalpindi with suicide jackets, but did not say how many. The News daily reported that four men were being held. The minister did not link the arrests to Holbrooke's visit, but there was no escaping the insecurity haunting Pakistan.

WAR CRIMES INVESTIGATION IN SRI LANKA.

Any credible accusation of human rights violations committed during the final bloody phase of Sri Lanka's war against Tamil Tiger separatists should be investigated, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said on Friday. "I'd like to ask the Sri Lankan government to recognize the international call for accountability and full transparency," Ban told reporters after he briefed the U.N. Security Council on a trip to Sri Lanka where he visited refugee camps and flew over the former conflict zone. "Whenever and wherever there are credible allegations for the violations of international humanitarian law there should be a proper investigation," he said. Human rights groups have criticized the government for what they say was a wanton disregard for human life during the final months of the war by continuously using heavy artillery to shell a tiny strip of land where the Tigers had retreated to along with hundreds of thousands of civilians. Ban and other U.N. officials accused the Liberation of Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) of holding the civilians hostage and using them as human shields as they fought to hold on to their sliver of coast in northeastern Sri Lanka. The LTTE and Sri Lankan government have rejected the charges. U.N. officials say it is unclear how many civilians died during the final phase of the war, which ended when the government declared victory over the LTTE on May 18. U.N. humanitarian chief John Holmes has said that several thousand civilians were killed. Diplomatic sources have told Reuters that the figure was probably higher than 10,000 but below 20,000.

TWO PRO-TALIBAN CLERICS KILLED IN PAKISTAN SHOOTOUT.

Two pro-Taliban clerics were killed in a shootout between security forces and militants in northwestern Pakistan on Saturday, a day after around 40 people were killed in a suicide attack in a mosque, the military said."The terrorists ambushed the convoy at 5:10 a.m. (2310 GMT)," a military spokesman said. "Amir Izzat Khan and Mohammad Alam were killed and one of our non-commissioned officers embraced shahadat (martyrdom)," he said, referring to the clerics. Five soldiers were wounded, he added. The clash took place near the town of Mardan on the main road leading to Swat valley, where security forces launched a major operation last month to flush out militants. Khan and Alam were close aides to Sufi Mohammad, a cleric who struck a peace deal with authorities in February to end violence in Swat. The pact collapsed after militants refused to lay down arms and began expanding their influence in nearby districts. The military says more than 1,200 militants and 90 soldiers have been killed since the army swung into action, while the militants have carried out nine bomb attacks in several cities and town in recent weeks. At least 40 people were killed and dozens were wounded when a suicide bomber blew himself during Friday prayers in a mosque in Upper Dir district, near Swat. On Thursday, militants shot dead five policemen and a soldier after first targeting a convoy with a roadside bomb in Mardan just hours after U.S. special envoy for Afghanistan and Pakistan, Richard Holbrooke, visited the town to see camps set up for some of the 2.5 million people who fled the conflict zone. The United States and Pakistan's other western allies, worried over risks of nuclear-armed Pakistan's sliding into chaos after Taliban's creeping advances, have welcomed the Swat offensive.

MOBILE PHONES FACE HACKING THREAT!

Accessing your bank account using your mobile phone might seem safe, but security experts say would-be hackers can access confidential information via a simple text message seemingly from your service provider. People in the industry aware of the risk see it as extremely small, as only a few people use handsets to access their bank accounts, but it is growing as mobile Internet usage rises. In April, the flaw -- which enables criminals to access a cellphone data connection, steal data or install or remove programmes -- gained wider attention at the BlackHat Europe security conference. "The hacker does not have to be especially skilled to do this," said Jukka Tuomi, chief technology officer at Finnish software firm ErAce Security Solutions. ErAce said that in some phones using Microsoft's Windows software, users cannot block the attack, while Symbian phone users can block malicious messages. However, in practice, most users accept an installation of new settings if they seem to be from an operator. So far, security problems on cellphones have been mostly limited to small outbreaks as operators have been able to screen the data traffic, but the new risk could be out of their reach in many countries where screening text messages is not allowed. Consumers' increasing fears over computer viruses' ability to attack cellphones can put at risk the takeup of new mobile services, which are crucial for operators looking for growth in mature markets, where call prices are falling.

DAYCARE FIRE IN MEXICO,35 DEATH.

The death toll from a fire at a daycare center in northern Mexico rose to 35 children with another 40 or more hospitalized, many in extremely grave condition, the government said on Saturday. As flames blocked the center's doorway, employees and neighbors used cars to punch holes through a wall and stumbled over unconscious infants and toddlers as they tried to rescue them. Smoke inhalation killed many children, who ranged in age from a few months to about 3 years old, before rescuers could reach them, authorities say. Injured children were being flown to the Shriners children's hospital in Sacramento, California, which specializes in burns, an official at the hospital told Reuters. In less serious condition, six adults, presumably daycare employees, were also in hospitalized in Hermosillo. More than 140 children were in the ABC daycare center when the fire broke out, said Daniel Karam, head of Mexico's social security institute. It was unclear where or how the fire started, although it may have broken out in a nearby warehouse or a tire shop. "I have ordered the attorney general, along with local authorities ... to investigate as soon as possible to find out exactly what happened and identify whoever may be responsible," Calderon said. The president said he was rushing medical assistance to overwhelmed medical staff in Hermosillo, including air ambulances and specialists in reconstructive surgery. The government earlier said 31 children were dead, but four died in the hospital overnight.

BODIES FOUND FROM AIR FRANCE CRASH IN ATLANTIC.

Brazilian search crews on Saturday retrieved the first bodies from a crashed Air France flight in the Atlantic, and the plane's maker said it had detected faulty speed readings on the same type of jets. Navy ships found the bodies of two men and debris including a blue seat with a serial number matching Air France flight 447, a rucksack containing a vaccination card, and a briefcase with an Air France ticket inside, rescue officials said. "This morning at 8:14 a.m., we confirmed the rescue from the water of pieces and bodies that belonged to the Air France flight," air force spokesman Jorge Amaral told reporters in the northeastern city of Recife. Brazilian air force planes and navy ships have been scouring a swathe of the Atlantic about 1,100 km (683 miles) northeast of Brazil's coast since the Airbus A330-200 plane disappeared on Monday, killing all 228 people on board. The crash of the flight from Rio de Janeiro to Paris was the world's deadliest air disaster since 2001 and the worst in Air France's 75-year history. Fears have grown that many bodies sank or were devoured by sharks. Theories about the crash have focused on the possibility that airspeed sensors malfunctioned, leading the pilots to set the wrong speed as the plane passed through storms. French air investigators said on Saturday that Airbus had detected faulty speed readings on its A330 jets ahead of last week's crash and had recommended clients replace a sensor. The head of France's air accident agency (BEA) said in a news conference that it was too soon to say if problems with the pressure-based speed sensors were in any way responsible for the disaster. "Some of the sensors (on the A330) were earmarked to be changed ... but that does not mean that without these replacement parts, the (Air France) plane would have been defective," BEA chief Paul-Louis Arslanian said. Airbus confirmed it issued a bulletin asking the plane's 50 or so airline operators to consider changing the speed sensors, known as Pitot tubes, but it said it was an optional measure to improve performance and not related to safety. The date of the bulletin was not immediately clear, and an Air France spokesman said he did not yet know whether the sensors had been changed on the stricken jet.

JEWES ARE NOT FREEZE THE SETTLEMENTS IN WEST BANK.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday that Israel would continue to build within Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank, defying US President Barack Obama's call for a freeze. But in a nod to Washington three days before Obama addresses the Muslim world from Egypt, Israel moved against one of the dozens of outposts settlers have erected without authorisation, removing three caravans near the Palestinian city of Nablus. Speaking to parliament's Foreign Affairs and Defence Committee in Jerusalem, Netanyahu called for "reason and logic" in dealing with settlements in the West Bank, territory Israel captured in a 1967 war. Obama has called for a full settlement freeze, under a 2003 peace "road map" that also obliges Palestinians to rein in militants. The World Court has described all Israeli settlements on occupied land as illegal. "You can't freeze life" in the settlements, an Israeli official quoted Netanyahu as telling the committee in comments that echoed statements the prime minister made last week. "Freezing life would not be reasonable." Netanyahu has said construction has to go on in settlements to accommodate the "natural growth" of families who live there. The road map's construction freeze also applies to "natural growth". He has proposed that Obama accept understandings Israel reached with former president George W. Bush allowing building within existing settlement blocs while barring Israel from building new settlements and expropriating more Palestinian lands, officials said.

THIN,CHIPEST LAPTOP FROM INTEL.

Intel Corp on Monday launched a lighter, power-saving microprocessor intended for use in ultra-thin laptops, a move by the top chip maker to shore up its lead in mobile computing. The new processor, dubbed the Pentium SU2700, comes amid investors' fears that cheaper processors such as the Atom, designed for use in ultra-cheap netbooks, are cannibalizing the market share for higher-margin, more expensive chips. Acer and Asustek have said they will build laptops with the chip, and Microsoft will ensure its software supports it. Intel expects that by the fourth quarter of 2009, about a fifth of its consumer shipments will be for the new-generation laptops, slimmer and more energy-efficient. Intel is upbeat on the ultra-thin market and expects "explosive growth in 2009, very similar to the netbook growth," Intel's director of mobile platforms product marketing Uday Marty said on a conference call. Asustek, which in 2007 pioneered the successful low-cost, no-frills netbook PC in 2007, is expected to unveil five new laptop models based on the technology this year. Analysts say Intel's CULV platform may offer a cheaper -- but virtually as powerful -- alternative to the traditional processors it makes for laptops, while enabling laptops to begin to approach the diminutive size of netbooks. Intel on Monday also released three new Core 2 Duo processors and a new mobile chipset.

SOUTH ASAIN HUNGER AND HOW TO STOP IT.

The hunger of this south Asia can't stop. From the Mugal period to till now. Hunger is the main problen to devlop in South Asia. British are leave this South Asia 62 years ago.The number of hungry people in South Asia has jumped by 100 million in the past two years, aggravated by high food and fuel prices and the global economic slowdown, a UN report said on Tuesday. It names the worst affected countries as Nepal, Bangladesh and Pakistan. More than 400 million people are now chronically hungry in South Asia, the region's highest level in 40 years, the report said, adding calorie intake has remained stagnant or fallen in many countries despite rising per capita incomes. More than 1.18 billion people, or three quarters of the region's population, survive on less than $2 a day, the report said. Nearly half of children under five are malnourished, the worst level in the world including Sub-Saharan Africa. "We are on the verge of a crisis," Aniruddha Bonnerjee, a consultant for the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), told reporters in New Delhi after releasing the report. The region shed millions of jobs since the financial crisis hit, especially in the export sector as global demand fell. The report covered Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, the Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. High prices have forced the poorest families in the region, who spend the bulk of their income on food, to cut back on other essentials such as health and education and borrow money at high interest, the report said. That makes the poor more vulnerable to future shocks and dents their prospects of lifting themselves out of poverty, especially neglected groups such as women and children. "The potential loss of capacity and productivity amongst a generation of children and young adults ... should be of major concern to countries dependent on an able energetic and young population to fuel economic growth and future prosperity," the report said. The slowdown has also hit industries such as tourism in South Asia and remittances sent from more developed countries. India's economy, the region's biggest, which grew at around 9 percent a year in the recent boom, is seen to slow to about 6 percent in 2009/10. Countries such as India did not make use of the good years to tackle poverty and hunger, UNICEF said. "We are in the midst of a recession," Bonnerjee said. "When you had growth rates of eight, nine and in some cases 15, 16 percent, we made no progress on malnutrition, on hunger, on including women and children in the society. How are we going to do it now?"

AKAMA FE(YOU HAVE RESIDENTIAL PARMIT)?

One Bangladeshi working in Saudi Arab. He have permit, but he give the permit to police for renew. At that time he have only the photo copy. In this time a Saudi police asking him(in Arabic) Akama fe?(You have Akama?) He replayed police, ma fe(No I don’t have).Than the police asking him again, yis fe(What you have). He replayed the police, Dorr fe (Run have). After he make run.

TEACHER'S ADVISE.

One day full of Class room. The teacher entered the class room. All student stand up and telling the teacher Good morning teacher. Teacher replying student Good morning. After words the teacher telling the students that, when you came on the road, cross the any road than you watch all things than you come the school and cross the road. He is asking the all students, You understand it? Students are replying ,yes sir we understood it. After same day One student come in school at last time of the first period. He in front the class rooms door. He request the teacher, excuse me sir? Can I enter the class. The teacher becoming angry to see this boy. The teacher are asking with the student, Why you are coming late? The student answering, Sir two days before you are tolled all student, teacher asking ,What? The student telling, Sit you are tolled that, When you are cross the road and come on the school, Than you must be watch all things, Than you cross the road and come on school. The teacher are asking than what? Sir I have late ,because I watch the play of two monkeys. Than I come school. That’s why I have late. I can’t avoid your advise. That’s why I have late.

TWO FRIEND.

One friend name is Jamal, and others name is kamal. Jamal and Kamal are itemed friend. Any thing they are share to each other. They are studying school. Kamal is very weak in English. One day the teacher asking Kamal, before doctor came which tense? But he can’t. The teacher give Kamal punishment. So what can he do. After the school, Kamal telling Jamal that. Jamal I am very weak in English language. This time Jamal telling Kamal . Kamal God save you. Kamal asking Jamal how he save me? Jamal telling Kamal , If you are born in England than you’ll be dead, because the language of England is English. So God save you.

ONE BANGLADESHI.

One Bangladeshi, One American, One Russian. There are friend. The American friend telling his country’s science and technology, He is telling that their country’s Airplane are gone the top of the sky. Than the Bangladeshi and Russian telling, Top of the sky? The American is telling, no, not at top, Little bit down. Now the Russian are telling, Our submarines are gone deep, deep of the sea. Than American and Bangladeshi are telling, How it’s possible? Deepest of the sea? The Russian are telling, no Not the deep, deepest of the sea little bit up. Now the turn of Bangladeshi’s. Bangladeshi are thinking. Nothing have my country that I tell them. Suddenly he tolled his friends, That their country’s people are taking food with nose. The Russian and The American are astonished. They are telling How came man? How can your country’s people take food with nose? The Bangladeshi are telling, No man, they are taking food little bit down.

THREE FRIENDS.

One the day three friend together. They are traveling on boat to visit the World number one mangrove forest Sundorbon. The sundorbon have lot’s of gossip, they visit middle of sundorbon. At this time they feel triad. The take same sweet before the sleep and they tolled when we woke up than we’ll take the last on. After words the take sleep. In said the three have a friend he is too much cleaver. He acting of sleep. When he looks that his two friends are sleeping that time he open the food box. He take all sweet. After one hour they woke up together. When they woke up that time the one of the three friend tolled the others, Hay I see a dream, Than others telling what’s that? He telling, I see one a day I have lot’s of wealth. Than second one telling I have also a good dream, the others telling what’s that? He is telling that, I see In a time I have a beautiful wife. Than all are laughing. Now the clever one telling Man I see also a dream, But this is not good, Than his two friend telling, Why that is bad? He is telling, See the sweet Box. Than the two take the sweet box, But the sweet box is empty. They are asking the others why this is empty? The cleaver one telling this is my bad dream, They are telling together why? The claver telling, When we take the sweet before sleep. Than we are sleeping at that time one tiger come and asking me, You love your friends? I tolled the tiger yes. I love my friends. Than he telling if you love your all friends than you take all sweet. If you are not than I’ll take yours friend. Than what can I do? I take all sweet.

VICTIMES OF AILA ARE TAKING SUPPORT FROM DONORS.

Food and disaster management minister Abdur Razzaque has said the government has secured assurances from the donors on supports in the rehabilitation efforts for the cyclone-hit people. The government will need foreign help to overcome the huge losses caused by cyclone, he said on Saturday and added that a meeting was already held with donor countries and agencies, as well. The government was yet to assess the exact losses caused by cyclone Aila on May 25. The meeting to discuss the losses and other relevant problems was held at the food ministry and attended, among others, by agriculture minister Matia Chowdhury, health minister AFM Ruhal Haque, water resources minister Ramesh Chandra Sen and fish and livestock minister Abdul Latif Biswas. Razzaque, who presided over the meeting, said work on the losses from the cyclone and tidal bore was on-going. The minister called upon all, including the opposition parties and NGOs to help the distressed. He said because of the tidal surge, 213-km embankment in the coastal area was totally affected and 1128 km embankment partially. Some 213-km embankment needs immediate repair at a cost of Tk 116 crore, according to the Water Development Board. The meeting approved the fund, of which Tk 75 crore would come through nearly 25,000 tonnes of rice and wheat and the remainder in cash. The Roads and Highway Department will repair about 730-km highway at a cost of Tk 103 crore. The minister said tidal surge affected wide areas and every family in the areas would get 29 kg rice as relief. He said the main problem now was water, for which arrangement was being made. If need be, helicopter will be put on the service to supply water. There are problems with livestock animals and their food and the government was thinking of setting up 'Kella' or shelters in highlands for animals, he added. He said in the cyclone-affected areas 15,150 tonnes of rice and Tk 2.75 crore have been distributed. Sarees and lungis have also been also sent to different areas. Another Tk 10 crore and Tk 20 crore specifically for house reconstruction were sanctioned on Sunday. Health minister Ruhal Haque said diarrhoea broke out in the affected areas with nearly 200 people attacked.

ROCKET SOYUZ DOCKS AT SPACE STATION.

Russia's Soyuz TMA-15 spacecraft docked successfully with the International Space Station (ISS) on Friday, a spokesman for Russian mission control said. "The docking was achieved automatically and without any problems," spokesman Valery Lyndin said. "Everything went very smoothly, it went very well." The Soyuz rocket is carrying Belgian Frank de Winne, Canadian Robert Thirsk and Russian Roman Romanenko, who will double the permanent crew of the space station to six for the first time. They join Russian Gennady Padalka, U.S. astronaut Michael Barratt and Japan's Koichi Wakata. docks at space station

LAUNCHING NEW ZUNE BY MICROSOFT.

Microsoft Corp plans to launch a new version of its Zune portable media player later this year in the United States, incorporating high-definition video, touch screen technology and Wi-Fi connection. Microsoft said on Tuesday the new Zune, its answer to Apple Inc's popular iPod digital music player, will also come with an Internet browser and a built-in HD radio receiver that offers higher-quality sound than traditional radio. It did not give a price or a specific date except to say it was due in the fall. The company added new features to Zune's music service last year, enabling users to download music wirelessly and buy songs they hear on the device's built-in FM radio.

HOW MANY INOCENT CIVILIANS SACRIFICE THEIR LIVES FOR WAR?

The world will probably never find out how many innocent civilians died during the bloody final phase of Sri Lanka's war against Tamil Tigers rebels, the UN humanitarian chief said on Friday. The United Nations believes that anywhere from 80,000 to 100,000 people died in what was one of Asia's longest modern wars, erupting in earnest in 1983 when Tamil Tiger rebels began to fight for a separate state for Sri Lanka's minority Tamils. U.N. under-secretary-general John Holmes, who oversees the United Nations' many humanitarian operations, told Reuters in an interview that it was unclear how many died in the months before Sri Lanka declared victory over the LTTE on May 18. He also disputed a death toll reported in The Times of London that cited a "U.N. source" to support an estimate that at least 20,000 people were killed during the months-long final siege. "That figure has no status as far as we're concerned," Holmes said. "It may be right, it may be wrong, it may be far too high, it may even be too low. But we honestly don't know. We've always said an investigation would be a good idea." He said it was based on an unofficial and unverified U.N. estimate of around 7,000 civilian deaths through the end of April and added on roughly 1,000 more per day after that. Holmes said the initial figure of 7,000 deaths had been deemed far too questionable for official publication. Those were "estimates based on the best evidence that we had, but that wasn't very good evidence because we weren't really present in the (battle zone) in any systematic way," Holmes said. "That's why we didn't publish them."

PADDY FIELD AND SKY.

CLOUDY SKY OR SUN.

SUNSET IN ST.MARTEN

Moon and Nabobi.

This the picture are most honorabal mosque of the Muslim's religion.This is the mosque of Nabobi. Here have our heart,our sprit,Our glory. Our prophet Mohammed(S) is here. Every muslim's like to visit this mosque in his life one times only.

GOOD MORNING

Good morning.This word who don't want to heard?If this sound comes from your sweet baby?Than what you'll do? I don't know what you 'll do,But i know myself.First i see my kid's face after words i want to see the morning sun.

If it's from the kuakata see beach,Than this moment are very beautiful. Every one want to see a beautiful sunrise from the sea beach.A man can watch this natural play form the beach than he can not forget from his mind forever.Kuakata is this beach where water and sun are playing the natural way.Every day have sun rising and sunset. If you want to see the sunrise and sunset from the beach than you can go kuakata.If you want to see a world larges mangrove forest than form the kuakata to the part of the sunderbon have 8k.m. Take a sort break than you can go the sundarbon. Lokal people call this forest "Fatrar bon".This forest can give you a extra pleaser.So don't thing any thing come and see the beautiful sunrise from Kuakata.Here have many resthouse and hotel.

SUNSET ON THE KUAKATA.

When you see the sunset to stand on the sea beach.May be you are. If you watch a beautiful sunset on the beach than you must be go the Kuakata sea beach.Who don't want to see a beautiful sunset in his life? Yes everyone want to see to watch a beautiful sunset on the beach.

You want to see this natural sunset than you may go kuakata,From Dhaka have the bus Service.From Khulna have also bus Service .Form kuakata you see the beautiful sunset and sunrise also.Bangladesh have lot's of sea beach,but the kuakata have the opportunity to see sunset and sunrise.You want to see this than don't lost your time,Go go and go and see the natural beauty on the sea shore of kuakata.

FERAL GIRL IN RUSSIA.

Russian police have taken into care a 5-year-old girl who has been shut up in a flat in the company of cats and dogs for her entire life, police said on Wednesday. The girl, who lived in the Eastern Siberian city of Chita, could not speak Russian and acted like an dog when police took her into care. "For five years, the girl was 'brought up' by several dogs and cats and had never been outside," a police statement said. "The unwashed girl was dressed in filthy clothes, had the clear attributes of an animal and jumped at people," it said. The flat had no heat, water or sewage system. A police spokeswoman said the girl, known as Natasha, is being monitored by psychologists in an orphanage. Her mother was being questioned but her father has not been found yet. She appears to be about 2-years-old, though her real age is five, refuses to eat with a spoon and has taken on many of the gestures of the animals with which she lived, police said. "When carers leave the room, the girl jumps at the door and barks," the police said. Feral children, the stuff of folklore all over the world, usually exhibit the behaviour of the animals with whom they have had closest contact, a condition known as the Mowgli Syndrome after the fictional child from Rudyard Kipling's "The Jungle Book" who was raised by wolves in the jungle. Such children have usually built strong ties with the animals with whom they lived and find the transition to normal human contact extremely traumatic.

TIPAIMUKH DAM SAME LIKE FARRAKKHA DAM..

Farm output will fall and poverty will rise, spelling 'disaster' for the Sylhet region if India's proposed Tipaimukh dam and Fulertal barrage are built, maintain experts. "The dam will cause water flow to slow down while the barrage will ensure their full control of water resources," former director general and chief engineer of Water Resources Planning Organisation,engineer Inamul Haque told bdnews24.com Thursday. "The cultivation of early variety of boro in the northeast would be hampered," he said. "So far as I know the Tipaimukh dam will be built 200 kms from the Amolshid border, at Zakingong, to construct a vast water reservoir for hydro-power generation." "The water from three rivers—the Barak, Tipai and Irang—would be required to feed the water reservoir to cover an immense area," said Inamul. "Besides, another barrage is to be built 100 kms off our border at Fulertal in India for irrigation purposes which would feed the waters through canals," Haq said. Haq said downstream regions will experience two major impacts: firstly, with the decrease of water in December, the people who now grow early varieties of boro on the land which used to arise in the haor areas would no longer have this resource. Secondly, the water flow of the river Surma will decrease significantly, he said. IUCN resident director Dr.Ainun Nishat told bdnews24.com that the construction of Tipaimukh dam will reduce the the natural monsoon flood patterns of the area on which cultivation depends. He said the construction of barrage at Fulertal on top of the Tipaimukh dam could seriously reduce the water flow during the dry season. "The extent of drop in water flow depends on the volume of water withdrawn through the irrigation canals," he said. "We could see the Surma and Kushiara rivers dry up completely during the dry season, he said Anu Muhammad, professor of economics at Jahangirnagar University, told bdnews24.com the Tipaimukh dam and Fulertal barrage would spell "a great disaster." "Arable land will decline and production of crops fall, leading to a rise in poverty," he said. According to some reports, the proposed Tipaimukh dam across the river Barak in the Indian state Monipur will 162.5 metres high and 390metres long to create a reservoir by permanently submerging some 2.75 square kilometers of land. India expects to generate around 1500 megawatt of hydropower from the project.

TIPAIMUKH DAM IT IS THE SAME AS FARAKKA.

Farm output will fall and poverty will rise, spelling 'disaster' for the Sylhet region if India's proposed Tipaimukh dam and Fulertal barrage are built, maintain experts. "The dam will cause water flow to slow down while the barrage will ensure their full control of water resources," former director general and chief engineer of Water Resources Planning Organisation,engineer Inamul Haque told bdnews24.com Thursday. "The cultivation of early variety of boro in the northeast would be hampered," he said. "So far as I know the Tipaimukh dam will be built 200 kms from the Amolshid border, at Zakingong, to construct a vast water reservoir for hydro-power generation." "The water from three rivers—the Barak, Tipai and Irang—would be required to feed the water reservoir to cover an immense area," said Inamul. "Besides, another barrage is to be built 100 kms off our border at Fulertal in India for irrigation purposes which would feed the waters through canals," Haq said. Haq said downstream regions will experience two major impacts: firstly, with the decrease of water in December, the people who now grow early varieties of boro on the land which used to arise in the haor areas would no longer have this resource. Secondly, the water flow of the river Surma will decrease significantly, he said. IUCN resident director Dr.Ainun Nishat told bdnews24.com that the construction of Tipaimukh dam will reduce the the natural monsoon flood patterns of the area on which cultivation depends. He said the construction of barrage at Fulertal on top of the Tipaimukh dam could seriously reduce the water flow during the dry season. "The extent of drop in water flow depends on the volume of water withdrawn through the irrigation canals," he said. "We could see the Surma and Kushiara rivers dry up completely during the dry season, he said Anu Muhammad, professor of economics at Jahangirnagar University, told bdnews24.com the Tipaimukh dam and Fulertal barrage would spell "a great disaster." "Arable land will decline and production of crops fall, leading to a rise in poverty," he said. According to some reports, the proposed Tipaimukh dam across the river Barak in the Indian state Monipur will 162.5 metres high and 390metres long to create a reservoir by permanently submerging some 2.75 square kilometers of land. India expects to generate around 1500 megawatt of hydropower from the project.

THE PESHAWER NOW FIRE BOLL,GUN BSTTLE,BOMBS...

Two bombs exploded on in a market in the northwestern Pakistani city of Peshawar on Thursday, killing six people, and gunmen on rooftops ambushed police as they arrived at the scene, officials and witnesses said. The attack came hours after the Pakistani Taliban claimed responsibility for Wednesday's suicide car-bomb and gun attack in the eastern city of Lahore that killed 24 people, saying it was in revenge for an army offensive in the Swat region. Militant violence in nuclear-armed Pakistan, an important U.S. ally, has surged since mid-2007, with numerous attacks on the security forces, as well as on government and Western targets, and the Taliban on Thursday threatened more violence. The bombs were planted on motorbikes and went off in the Storytellers Bazaar in Peshawar's old city causing extensive damage. Six people were killed and about 70 wounded, provincial government minister Bashir Ahmed Bilour told Reuters. Soon afterwards, gunmen on rooftops began firing at police in the narrow lanes below. Television showed pictures of policemen firing back while colleagues strapped on bullet-proof vests. Police later said two gunmen had been killed and two suspects detained. "Two terrorists have been killed but the operation is continuing. We're carrying out searches as others could be hiding," city police chief Sifwat Ghayyur told reporters.

CYCLONE AILA TOOKS 147 AS 12 MORE BODIES FOUND.

The death toll in the wake of Cyclone Aila continues to rise with twelve more bodies being recovered in the worst hit districts of Khulna and Satkhira, and different estimates put the number of deaths at between 147 and 176 on Thursday. Eight bodies were recovered in Koyra upazila, Khulna, and four in Shyamnagar upazila, Satkhira. There are still mixed reports of the exact number of deaths from the cylone that struck the southwest coast on Monday. The food and disaster minister put the figure at 147 in a briefing Thursday, while compilations of local reports put the death toll at 176 by Thursday night. The government said 43 cyclone victims have been reported dead in Khulna. But Khulna locals say besides the 41 deaths in Koyra, nine died in Dakop upazila and one in Batiaghata, bringing the death toll to 51 in the district so far. Local reports from Satkhira put the death toll in the district at 47, while the government says 44. Water was slow to recede from most parts of Koyra and Dakop on Thursday. During low tide in the morning, water levels fell a little but rose again during high tide at 3pm, with little fluctuation in water levels compared to usual tidal differences. Diarrhoea deaths reported in Satkhira in Aila aftermath Meanwhile, at least four people have been reported to have died of diarrhoea in the cyclone affected district of Satkhira on Thursday, said local officials. Union parishad chairmen and local leaders and journalists said diarrhoea and skin disease were breaking out in the area as flood waters became stagnant and polluted. The dead were identified by locals as Abdul Wahab of Mirgang village in Shymnagar upazila, his son Khokan, and Wasek Ali and Mostafa Kazi of Protabnagar village in Ashashuni upazila. However, deputy commissioner Abdus Samad, at a local meeting, said he had received no news of the deaths. Samad said, "Upazila nirbahi officers have been directed to remain alert for outbreaks of diarrhoea and to ensure medical service."

USA TROOPS'LL BE BACK HIS COUNTRY 2012.

The United States could have fighting forces in Iraq and Afghanistan for a decade, the top Army officer said, even though a signed agreement requires all U.S. forces to be out of Iraq by 2012,Gen. George Casey, Army chief of staff, said Tuesday his planning envisions combat troops in Iraq and Afghanistan for a decade as part of a sustained U.S. commitment to fighting extremism and terrorism in the Middle East."Global trends are pushing in the wrong direction," Casey said. "They fundamentally will change how the Army works."He spoke at an invitation-only briefing to a dozen journalists and policy analysts from Washington-based think-tanks.Casey''s calculations about force levels are related to his attempt to ease the brutal deployment calendar that he said would "bring the Army to its knees."Casey would not specify how combat units would be divided between Iraq and Afghanistan. He said U.S. ground commander Gen. Ray Odierno is leading a study to determine how far U.S. forces could be cut back in Iraq and still be effective. Casey said his comments about the long war in Iraq were not meant to conflict with administration policies.President Barack Obama plans to bring U.S. combat forces home from Iraq in 2010, and the United States and Iraq have agreed that all U.S. forces would leave by 2012. Although several senior U.S. officials have suggested Iraq could request an extension, the legal agreement the two countries signed last year would have to be amended for any significant U.S. presence to remain.As recently as February, Defense Secretary Robert Gates repeated U.S. commitment to the agreement worked out with Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki."Under the Status of Forces Agreement with the Iraqi government, I intend to remove all U.S. troops from Iraq by the end of 2011," Gates said during an address at Camp Lejeune. "We will complete this transition to Iraqi responsibility, and we will bring our troops home with the honor that they have earned."The United States has about 139,000 troops in Iraq and 52,000 in Afghanistan.Obama campaigned on ending the Iraq war as quickly as possible and refocusing U.S. resources on what he called the more important fight in Afghanistan.That will not mean a major influx of U.S. fighting forces on the model of the Iraq "surge," however. Obama has agreed to send about 21,000 combat forces and trainers to Afghanistan this year. Combined with additional forces approved before President George W. Bush left office, the United States is expected to have about 68,000 troops in Afghanistan by the end of this year. That''s about double the total at the end of 2008, but Obama''s top military and civilian advisers have indicated the total is unlikely to grow much beyond that.Casey said several times that he wasn''t the person making policy, but the military was preparing to have a fighting force deployed in Iraq and Afghanistan for years to come. Casey said his planning envisions 10 combat brigades plus command and support forces committed to the two wars.When asked whether the Army had any measurement for knowing how big it should be, Casey responded, "How about the reality scenario?"The reality scenario, he said, must take into account that "we''re going to have 10 Army and Marine units deployed for a decade in Iraq and Afghanistan."Casey stressed that the United States must be ready to take on sustained fights in the Middle East while meeting its other commitments.He reiterated statements made by civilian and military leaders that the situation in Afghanistan would get worse before it gets better. "There''s going to be a big fight in the south," he said.Casey added that training of local police and military in Afghanistan was at least a couple years behind the pace in Iraq, and it would be months before the U.S. deployed enough trainers. There''s a steeper curve before training could be effective in Afghanistan, requiring three to five years before Afghanis could reach the "tipping point" of control. He also said the U.S. had to be careful about what assets get deployed to Afghanistan. "Anything you put in there would be in there for a decade." As Army chief of staff, Casey is primarily responsible for assembling the manpower and determining assignments. He insisted the Army''s 1.1-million size was sufficient even to handle the extended Mideast conflicts. "We ought to build a pretty effective Army with 1.1 million strength," Casey said. He also noted that the Army''s budget had grown to $220 billion from $68 billion before the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the United States. He said the Army is two-thirds of the way through a complete overhaul from the Cold War-era force built around tanks and artillery to today''s terrorist-driven realities. The Army has become more versatile and quicker by switching from division-led units to brigade-level command. Casey said the Army has moved from 15-month battlefield deployments to 12 months. His goal is to move rotations by 2011 to one year in the battlefield and two years out for regular Army troops and one year in the battlefield and three years out for reserves. He called the current one-year-in-one-year-out cycle "unsustainable."

N.KOREA SHOWS THUMB TO WORLD!N.KOREA TEST NUCLEAR BOMB.

North Korea's second underground nuclear test has shown the world that it's only a matter of time before the secretive regime develops the ability to mount an atomic weapon on a missile, analysts say.Monday's blast - by all accounts larger than its first one in 2006 - indicates the impoverished country will keep using nuclear development in efforts to bolster its regime and raise its stature against its main perceived adversary, the United States. The test has also raised fears of increased proliferation.North Korea's defiance in carrying out the explosion, which followed its first test in October 2006 that resulted in censure and sanctions by the United Nations, has met widespread condemnation and cast more doubt over prospects for stalled talks aimed at the country's denuclearization.President Barack Obama said the blast and North Korea's test firings of short-range missiles off its coast "pose a grave threat to the peace and security of the world," while the North responded Tuesday by launching more missiles. And on Wednesday, the North warned South Korea that its decision to participate in a U.S.-led program to intercept ships suspected of carrying weapons of mass destruction is equal to a declaration of war.North Korea is believed to have processed enough plutonium over the years for at least a half dozen nuclear bombs.That is paltry compared to the massive arsenals of nuclear powers such as the United States, Russia and China or even newer members of the atomic club like Pakistan.Still, North Korea is making measurable progress and showing its determination to posses a credible enough threat to protect its regime, and is unlikely to back down anytime soon given its increasingly strident tone on the world stage.The North is now "more of a threat because they have more data and information about their bomb design," said Daniel Pinkston, a Seoul-based analyst for the International Crisis Group, a Brussels-based think tank devoted to conflict resolution. "They're demonstrating this decisiveness."The size of the explosion is still under debate and will require more analysis to determine. Initial estimates have ranged from a few kilotons to a Russian figure of between 10 kilotons and 20 kilotons.The latter range, considered way too high by analysts including Pinkston and David Albright, president of the Institute for Science and International Security in Washington, would be comparable to the U.S. weapons that destroyed the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki during World War II.Evidence suggests North Korea's ultimate goal is to mount a nuclear warhead on a missile, but analysts vary in their assessment of how close the country is to achieving that objective."It's a weapons program aimed at putting something on a missile to create a credible deterrent," Albright said. He said he thinks North Korea has the ability to mount a weapon now, though he added that questions remain about how reliable it would be.Yoon Deok-min, a professor at South Korea's state-run Institute of Foreign Affairs and National Security, said North Korea appears to still be in the process of mastering the miniaturization technology required to place a warhead on a missile, though he called its ultimate success just "a matter of time."He said its development of a nuclear-tipped missile is the "worst case" security scenario, noting the country has already deployed intermediate-range ballistic missiles that can travel as far as 1,860 miles (3,000 kilometers). That would easily put South Korea and Japan into range and almost reach the U.S. island of Guam.

NOKIA OPENS A NEW SOFTWARE.

Nokia said it opened its online software and content store, Ovi Store, globally to some 50 million phone users on Tuesday. Nokia aims to follow the success of Apple's App Store with its new offering. Apple's store has proved extremely popular, with one billion applications downloaded in less than a year, and operators and technology firms including Vodafone Nokia, and Microsoft now want a piece of the pie. The Finnish handset maker began rolling out the store on Monday, opening it to users of a few of its phone models in Australia and Singapore. Nokia said clients in eight countries can pay for purchases through their phone bills, and AT&T was planning to make the store available to its clients in the United States later in 2009.

SCIENTISTS INDENTYIFY THE GENE WHO MAY EXPLAIN HAIR LOOS.

Researchers in Japan have identified a gene that appears to determine cyclical hair loss in mice and believe it may also be responsible for hair loss, or alopecia, in people. In a report published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the scientists described how they generated a line of mice that were lacking in the Sox21 gene. "The mice started to lose their fur from postnatal day 11, beginning at the head and progressing toward the tail region of the back," they wrote. "Between day 20 and day 25, these mice eventually lost all of their body hair, including the whiskers. Intriguingly, new hair regrowth was initiated a few days later but was followed by renewed hair loss." The cyclical alopecia continued for more than two years and the researchers observed that the mutant mice had enlarged oil-secreting sebaceous glands around the hair follicle and a thickened layer of skin cells during periods of hair loss. "The gene is likely involved with the differentiation of stem cells that form the outer layer of the hair shaft," wrote the researchers, led by Yumiko Saga of the Division of Mammalian Development at the National Institute of Genetics in Mishima. The scientists went on to examine human skin samples, where they found evidence of this same gene. "We confirmed that Sox21 is also expressed in the hair shaft cuticle in humans ... These results indicate that the Sox21 gene could be responsible for some hair loss conditions in humans," the authors concluded.

SLOTH FOSSIL FOUND IN PERU IT WAS FIVE-MILLION YEARS OLD.

The nearly intact fossil of an ancient sloth that lived 5 million years ago has been unearthed in Peru, a find about 4 million years older than similar ones discovered in the Americas, researchers said. The sloth was found beneath the cement floor of a house in the Andean region of Espinar in southern Peru when workers were installing a water system. Parts of a giant armadillo that has also been dated to 5 million years ago were also found nearby. The sloth, about 10 feet long, was an herbivore and lived during the Mio-Pliocene era, said paleontologist Rodolfo Salas of Peru's Natural History Museum and one of the scientists on the dig sponsored by the French government. "This skeleton of the sloth is especially important as it is the first complete skeleton of its kind that is 5 million years old in the Americas," he told Reuters. "Previously, discoveries have been made of partial skeletons of similar animals, but from the Pleistocene era, meaning from the last million years." The sloth was found at 13,000 feet above sea level. Salas said the sloth was relatively small compared with other animals of its type and would help researchers better understand evolution of mammals in the Andes. Peru's dry climate has helped preserve thousands of fossils from the Pacific coast to the Andes highlands, making it a favorite of fossil hunters.

TERRESIOM AND THE TERRORIST.

I am a 13 years year old Boy. I pass the 13 years in my life, that time I was studying Class nine. I pass the school, I was pass college, I entering the university, In this period I can’t heard the word of “TERRORIST”.I m in 2nd year student of university, the date of September 11 2001. My friend Josy phoned me, where you are? I tolled him that, I am out said from my Home. He is Telling, came hurry and watch the television. I tolled him what’s happens? He’s telling me that, man the twine tower is clops down. After that I came back home and watch the television. I can’t believe my eyes, what’s are going on in new York city? The twine tower is clopping down! The two plain bombs was hit The New York twin tower. I am astonished to see the video of the Twin towers. How can I believe this? Who had done this? For what they done this? Which group involve in this attack? Lots of people are working there. I see one woman jumping from her office window. She don’t know after jump, how she recover her self? At lest her relatives can find her dead body? No no no. It’s simple. Nobody can’t find her dead body.

From that’s time I heard many many times of that word “Terrorism and Terrorist. I see every where in this world the western country are using this. From where they are using this word, Do you know this? Where they have interest. The example in Iraq ,Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Bosnia, Saudi Arab ,Most of meddle east country. The western country using this slang, who are not support them? All times they are telling, The Muslim’s are Terrorist. Why? What’s the problem about the Muslim’s? In Iraq they was killed hues amount of Iraqi for the purpose of terrorist. They Arrest the president Saddam Hessian. After words the world people knows very well. Now the question, who create the terrorist? The western country creator of this word. Where the people in this world not support them for there shameful job(killing innocent people of Iraq, Afghanistan, Sudan, Pakistan, Vietnam, philistine ) then the people are terrorist.

The people of the world who have little the brain, than he can understand what the definition is “Terrorism and Terrorist”? But I have to explain the definition of the Terrorist? The simple way, One or more people take gun and open fire, than they destroy human life and their life led things. The destroy all things, they can think any things, only they think there side. Than you can tell them terrorist. If it’s the definition of terrorist than, what’s the definition of Gorge Washington work? How many Red Indian he killed? Than where gone the definition of Terrorist? Why the western country man can’t tell Gorge Washington is a terrorist leader? Than why they telling and telecast Osama-bin-laden is the terrorist leader? What’s the deferent about Gorge Washington and Bin-laden? I think they are the same. Because of the Washington lead the independence of America and Osama-bin-Laden lead the Muslim’s for unity and can stay in the shadow of Al-Quran. Here the Bin-Laden is terrorist. Why he is terrorist leader? Saddam Hessian is terrorist? Why he is terrorist? He is not interested about the western country’s sham full work. That’s why he the terrorist?

Here have same question,(1) Who create Bin-Lad?(2) Who lead the Iraq and Iran war?(3) Who lead the Afghanistani Militants(MUZAHID)?(4) Who give them most power full Stringer missiles? (5)Who give them Dollar?(6) Who give them training?(7)Who killed the innocent Vietnam’s? (8)Who was bombard in Nagasaki and Hiroshima?(9)Who is killing the innocent Afghanis and Pakistanis?(10)Who fire missiles on Iranians passenger plan? The answers are (1)USA.(2)USA.(3)USA and Pakistan.(4)USA.(5) USA.(6) Inter service intelligence(ISI) and Federal burrow of investigation(FBI).(7)USA.(8)USA.(9)USA.(10)USA. Viewers watch How many times came the name of the USA? Total Ten times the name of USA comes here.
So, viewers you can find, From where terrorist comes first? Who is the terrorist? Who Creator of the Terrorist? Do you know, For why they create the terrorist? Yes they create the terrorist for Handel the world. In this world the number one terrorist is western world. They are most one christen. When the christen are killing the innocent Muslim’s people, that time they (western country) don’t see any thing, they can’t say anything. They are inspire them to kill the Muslim’s people. For what?

Yes, they are thinking, If the Muslim’s are create one nation, If they comes inside the Muslim’s flag, If they together the shadow of Al-Quran. Than the christen are not dominate the world. They can’t lead the world, They can’t take wealth from Muslim’s country, They can’t hijack the oil from meddle east. For this they create this. When the Twine tower devastating clops, After this, The USA president announce in press conference, The terrorist are Muslim’s. They done this. But after their investigation they are telling it’s not clops down from the plain bombs, It was destroyed from down. In that time the New York stock exchange have 50000 people was worked(Muslim’s, Christian, Jews, Buddies). But the 9/11 all Jews are absent. Why the all Jews are absent at this time? Who gives them the information? Now it’s clear that who gives them information, Who put the bombe in said the basement of twin tower. It’s not Muslim’s man. A Muslim’s can’t kill any Innocent people. Islam can’t teach to kill any Innocent people. Always Islam teach the Muslim’s for peach. Muslim’s are not terrorist. A pure Muslim’s can’t kill, can’t make Quarrel with any man. If they are any religion. Allaha(God) gives the four religion from him four holly book. The Jew’s are receiving Injel. The Book was written Hebrew language, The prophet Musa, Harun, comes form Allaha(God) to give the Jew’s way of peach and true. The prophet Musa receive from Allaha The Holly Book Injel. The Holly Bible was receiving Christian, The Prophet Isa(Jesses) is the prophet of Christian. The Holly Book of Tawrat was received the Prophet Hg. Dawoo(David).The last one receiving Mohammed (Sa).Last one are the Muslim’s holly Book given by Allaha. All the book are Given by Almighty Allaha(God).In all Book have not a sentence or word to kill the human being , All Holly book are teach the people to work with peace.

But the Jew’s and Christen are forget the space of their Holly Book. That’s why they are Doing like this. They want to kill all human(All religion). Except Jew’s and Christen . That’s why they are create the terrorist. The Terror are the people who forget their holly books? Which the people they ignore their holly Books who come from Almighty Allaha(God).So I request the All religion, Stop the killing, Make our World peace and Happiness. All religion together. We can’t give a beautiful morning for our next generation ?Yes we can. The terrorist are out of All religion. They have no religion identification. They are Terror, They are identification is Terrorist. It’s is true.

THE BANK OF TEESTA RIVER AND DAM.

Time has always been a factor during making a bicycle trip as we all have work and classes to attend to. The recent events in the country were not encouraging enough for outdoor trips. Despite that the joy of riding could not resist us! The three-member team of adventure community set off for Nilphamari to ride along the famous river Teesta.
We started the raiding from Satkhira to khulna, before the Fazar(The mornning prayer time).Riding bicycles in Satkhira is not always pleasant, actually it's kind of difficult because of maniac motor vehicle drivers. That's why it's hard to find riding mates here. We, a small group of youth, try locate places where we can paddle along. Despite the hassles of transferring cycles from Khulna to another region, its full of fun to ride in rural or suburban areas in Bangladesh!
Nilphamiri is only 10 hours' drive from Khulna. We had to prop our bikes on bus roof at Sonadanga central bus terminal. And that's a real trouble because our “Jappanese” bikes are too rickety to travel on bus top. They need some mandatory fixing before and after every ride. .........It was dawn when we started off from the Nilphamari District Circuit House but like many previous occasions we found that one bike has a flat tire.
We put the suburb behind and followed a paved road by a canal fed from the Teesta barrage to irrigate the farmland. This road also acts as a dam and so no heavy vehicles are allowed to ply it. We felt relieved and started riding in a flock.
Light spring breeze from the south flowed over the canals and green fields. We sung and rode, we parked by the canal to dip our feet in the gentle cold water. No rush. Then we started leisurely paddle away again. Trees planted along the dam cast shades on us. It was so refreshing that we stopped counting the milestones to our destination.
This place is named “Jaldhaka” which means a place covered by water. It is said that long ago this whole area was flooded by Teesta due a devastating earthquake. Teesta was a much wider river then but now it has lost its vigor. We rarely found any tea stalls in this thinly populated area. The shops beside the road were empty except for a few curious faces eyeing us as we passed by. We could see the Teesra barrage in the distance. We found a picnic spot just beside the rest house of the Water Development Board(PWD), where we decided to pitch our tents for the night.
The northern part of Teesta is really vast, appearing like an ocean of white sand. A few canals cut through the sand. We imagined how vast Teesta might have been looking in rainy season when the shoals go under water.
Night in the tent is another fun. We used the grassy field of the rest house as our camping ground.
The next morning we stared very early en route to Saidpur. It was a fairly good road but after a couple of hours of riding we had to follow through a muddy road. It was even smoother than the paved one
We had to cross a very small part of the national high way after riding Kishorgong,Taragong and using the by pass to access Saidpur town. So in a way almost whole riding - the path was just safe to following the path again. We caught the train in the same night to reach Khulna by the next morning!!It well cost totaly 3000 taka(50$) almost.From khulna to nilphamari 500/-,Hotel cost-1000/-,Saidpur to khulna train-300 to 500 BD taka.

NEW SEARCH ENGINE FROM MICROSOFT.

Microsoft Corp is likely to show a new version of its Internet search engine publicly for the first time next week, the Wall Street Journal said, citing people familiar with the matter. The software giant has been testing a new version of the service internally under the name of Kumo.com and it may become part of the firm's attempt to catch up with Internet search leaders Google Inc and Yahoo Inc. Microsoft has hired JWT, a unit of WPP Plc, to develop an advertising campaign for the product, the paper said, citing people familiar with the matter. The search engine is expected to be unveiled at the "D: All Things Digital" conference. Microsoft was not immediately available for comment.

NASA finds scratch damage to shuttle shield.

The US space shuttle Atlantis apparently was hit by a piece of debris that nicked part of its heat shield but the damage appeared very minor, NASA said on Tuesday. Atlantis and its seven-member crew blasted off from Florida on Monday on an 11-day mission to repair the Hubble Space Telescope. It will be the US space agency's last chance to tinker with the telescope -- which has vastly expanded scientists' knowledge of the universe -- before NASA ends the shuttle program in 2010. NASA told the Atlantis crew additional inspections might be needed of the area where the ship's right wing joins the fuselage around where the debris hit. But agency officials said later that a detailed inspection was unlikely. Early analysis of images relayed by the crew revealed a scratch about 21 inches long across four heat-resistant ceramic tiles. "It looks like something just kind of chattered its way down along that edge," deputy shuttle program manager LeRoy Cain said at a briefing, showing a picture of unidentified debris that hit the ship 104 seconds after liftoff. "This is not something we're very concerned about." SHALLOW SCRATCH NASA was trying to establish exactly what had caused the scratch, but it is "relatively shallow" and is not in a critical area that would endanger the ship during the extreme heat of reentry, Cain said. The liftoff also damaged about 25 square feet (2.3 square meters) of the shuttle's launch pad flame trench, NASA said. In 2003 space shuttle, Columbia, disintegrated as it was returning to Florida, killing its seven crew members because of heat shield damage from a piece of foam insulation that fell off the fuel tank during launch. NASA redesigned the tanks so they would shed less foam and implemented in-orbit inspections. Technicians were trying to retrieve pictures from a digital camera in the shuttle's belly that should have photographed the external fuel tank after it was jettisoned. The Atlantis astronauts spent Tuesday panning a sensor-studded boom over the ship's wings and nose cone, a routine task on all shuttle missions since the Columbia accident. After that, NASA also drew up plans to shelter shuttle astronauts aboard the International Space Station in case their ship was too damaged to fly through the atmosphere for landing. Since the Atlantis is heading to the Hubble Telescope and will be too far away to reach the space station, NASA has a second shuttle on the launch pad ready to mount a rescue if needed. Atlantis is due to reach the Hubble Telescope on Wednesday. While the shuttle astronauts scoured their ship for damage, teams on the ground inspected the launch pad. Damage was discovered in an area known as the flame trench, which lies beneath the shuttle's mobile launcher platform. The affected area deflects flames from the solid rocket boosters. The launch pad is next scheduled to be used for a June 13 mission to the International Space Station. "Right now there's no indication that this would delay launch," said Kennedy Space Center spokeswoman Candrea Thomas. The launch pad damage does not affect NASA's contingency provisions for a standby rescue mission for the Atlantis crew, which would be launched from different pad. The Atlantis astronauts plan five days of spacewalks to install two new cameras in Hubble, replace positioning gyroscopes and batteries and repair two broken science instruments. It is NASA's fifth and final servicing mission to the observatory, which has been operational since 1990. Hubble is one of the most productive and ground-breaking science instruments of modern day astronomy. With the upgrades, NASA hopes to keep the Hubble Telescope running until at least 2014.

JONE HURUM FOUND 47 MILLION YEARS OLD FOSSILIZ.

Scientists on Tuesday unveiled the well preserved fossilized remains found in Germany of a primate from 47 million years ago that may have been a close relative of the common ancestor of monkeys, apes and people. It is the most complete fossil primate ever found, only missing part of one leg below the knee, and could shed light on an early stage of primate evolution, the scientists said. Norwegian paleontologist Jorn Hurum, who led a team of scientists who analyzed the fossil in the past two years, said it may resemble one of the earliest ancestors of humans but was not likely to have been a direct ancestor. "We are not dealing with our grand- grand- grand- grandmother but perhaps our grand- grand- grand- aunt," Jens Franzen of the Senckenberg Research Institute in Frankfurt told reporters at New York's American Museum of Natural History. The primate, which was two feet from the tip of its nose to the end of its tail, was a female that died before its first birthday, Hurum said. It was called Darwinius masillae in honor of Charles Darwin, who advanced the theory of evolution, but nicknamed Ida. The fossil was found by an amateur collector in 1983 in the world heritage listed Messel pit, a disused quarry southeast of Frankfurt where many fossils have been found. Ida was kept in a private collection until it was offered for sale to Hurum and the University of Oslo in 2006. The direct ancestors of humans "must have looked something like" Ida, Hurum said. "This is the only clue we've got to what they looked like," he said. "But being cautious as scientists ... we are of course not stating that this is our direct ancestor. That's too much," Hurum added. "It's really, really hard to pinpoint who gave rise to humans at that point, but this is as good as it gets." Ida is linked to humans by the talus bone in her ankle which is the same shape.

ONE VILLAGE ONE PRODUCTS.

Bangladesh is a country of third world.The most population of this country are poor.Proverty is the main cause of builled up a good industry? Most of the people of this country are muslims.Bangladesh have a good opetunity to make a good industrial area,The country have five EPZ,But it's a not that much for this country?Because of bangladesh have large amount of human power,they are not trained people.

I give an example of a small industrial area.It is in southwest of Bangladesh.From Dhaka it'll take 5 hour journey and 470 km,The name of the industrial area is "RESELPI".Suited in SATKHIRA districts.Here most of the people are Paralytic,One man name is mukul he have no eyes.i mean blained.But whats happend he knows all kind of job,His job is finisher,he make same wall showpice,Most of products are export to europ.Here all products makes with local raw metrials,like wood,daet tree leaf,hands parts,ladys hand parts,dustbin etc.If you want to write your name on thats parts than they can do.

The RESELPI people are trined,so they are staying in home they can make the goods.For one pice,they earned ten taka(0.138 $).Bangladesh have 86000 village.In one village can make lots of export quality products,So 86000 village can make 86000 export quality products.The RESELPI products now enterned in local market.For this example we can find, how can make the quality products from the poor people,Than the proverty'll gone.All the family members can earn the money.In the world have lots of poor country,They don't have job,Do the self job service like the RESELPI.From the RESELPI every mounth 50 people going to self work.Bangladesh is the poorest country of the world,So they can give trainning their people to protect the proverty from the self job service.The products of RESELPI now export USA,CANADA,JAPAN,ITALY,FRANCE,GERMANY,SWEDEN,SAUDI ARABIA,UAE,ENGLAND,AUSTRALIA,MALAYSIA.The Bangladeshi products can take easy market for their low priceness.The quality of thats products are very good and nice looking.Most of the hanycrafts are products earn lots of foreign currency.Its a great oppertunity to make money.

MICROSOFT HAS GIVEN ORDERED TO PAY IN PATENT CASE.

Microsoft Corp said on Wednesday a Texas federal jury ordered the company to pay Canadian software firm i4i Ltd $200 million in damages for infringing a patent. The world's largest software company, which is involved in a number of legal battles over patents, said the award was unsupported, and plans to appeal.

Toronto-based i4i, a privately held maker of software for manipulating documents, claimed in a 2007 suit that Microsoft knowingly infringed one of its patents in its Word processing application and its Vista operating system. The patent concerned software for manipulating a document's content and architecture separately. Microsoft denied infringement throughout the case. "The evidence clearly demonstrated that we do not infringe and that the i4i patent is invalid," a Microsoft spokesman said.

"We believe this award of damages is legally and factually unsupported, so we will ask the court to overturn the verdict." i4i did not immediately return a call seeking comment. Last month, Microsoft was ordered to pay $388 million in damages for infringing a patent held by anti-piracy software maker Uniloc Inc. It also appealing that verdict.