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.