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Oleh NOOR AZAM AZIZ dan ZAID SALIM
Friday Jul 03, 2009Use of New Zealand's most widely taken painkiller, paracetamol, is being reviewed because of concerns in the United States about side-effects that include liver damage.
Three advisory committees have advised the US Food and Drug Administration to reduce the single maximum dose of the common painkiller - known in the US as acetaminophen - from 1000mg to 650mg.
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The mutual expulsion of diplomats by Iran and Britain shows that relations between these two old antagonists are alive and bad. The expulsions started on the Iranian side when two British diplomats were expelled with the usual claim of "activities incompatible with their status". | ||
Ayatollah Khamenei has recently been highly critical of the UK.
Makkah adalah tempat rosullulloh di lahirkan dan dimakkah pula terdapat ka’bah yang jadi kiblat orang islam. dan juga tempat untuk menunaikan ibadah haji rukun islam yang kelima.
Postingan ini bukanlah tentang bisnis internet akan tetapi juga berbau tentang bisnis hitam dunia nyata. Mengapa saya katakan begitu? Karena artikel ini saya ambil dari kisah nyata seorang teman saya yang lagi tabarukan di syekh Muhammad aly al-maliky makkah.
Maria J.Dass, Thu, 02 Jul 2009
The next four TSEs--in 2010, 2012, 2015, and 2016--will barely cross dry land. So unless you want to join a cruise expedition or do some airborne eclipse chasing, you'll have to wait for the 2017 eclipse, which is going to carve a big fat path across the American heartland. For more info, check out Totality: The Digital Magazine for Eclipse Chasers.
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the President of Iran who was the winner of the recent disputed presidential election in Iran has ordered an inquiry into the death of Neda Soltani, the young woman shot and killed on the way to a protest against Mr Ahmadinejad's re-election.
Year in Review: 2006
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
KUALA TERENGGANU: Tuesday June 30, 2009
Updated: Tuesday June 30, 2009 MYT 4:22:25 PM
.............But, no. It’s Cheney. The well-spoken and forthright Dick Cheney has been making the talk show and lecture circuit rounds sounding the alarm that Obama is making the Western world less safe from terrorists. Every former president and vice president for the past 200-plus years has managed to keep his mouth shut and let the new administration do its job. But Cheney feels an obligation to tell the world that the new administration is ready to let terrorists win.
How does this make Cheney a threat to me? He invokes the memories of 9/11 at every opportunity, reminding Americans that nearly 3,000 people died at the hands of Islamic extremists. We should never forget the events of 9/11 and who perpetrated those crimes. But there’s a difference of remembering and honoring the dead and using the tragedy as crass exploitation to wage fear.
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Now Western media is furious over clashes between Iranian police and protesters, which were perhaps expected given the warning Iranian authorities had issued against demonstrating in protest of the election results. The level of violence may vary, but police clash with protesters everywhere in the world, including the numerous anti-US demonstrations in South Korea, Pakistan and the United Kingdom.
When it happens in Iran, however, the world gets furious.
In my city, Cairo, State Security policemen usually far outnumber protesters and easily crack down on them.
They sexually harass protesters; when my female friends attend a protest, they make sure to wear pants beneath their skirts to make it more difficult for plainclothes police forces to do so. Yet, global media reports of infamous incidents of protest crackdowns in Egypt are mild. These are just small stories in the Middle East section of BBCNews.com or CNN.com.
● Sara Khorshid (sarakhorshid@gmail.com) is an Egyptian journalist.
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PUSHING LIMITS: Zahra (left) and Salman swam from Pangkor island to Lumut in 2006 — Pic courtesy of Zahra
If the swim on July 2 goes well, she is set to become the first Malaysian woman to achieve this feat at the age of 17.
Zahra, who arrived in Britain a month ago, is scheduled to make the historic swim at 2am local time (Malaysia 9am) from Shakespeare beach, Dover in England to Calais, France.
In addition to the waters of the Bosporus and the intrigue of street markets, the nightlife, historic buildings and landmarks at every turn, İstanbul is home to an Islamic history and Muslim-friendly accommodations that are making it an increasingly popular stopover for travelers on their way back from pilgrimages to Mecca.
Sunday, 28 June 2009 - 05 Rajab 1430H
