Foto Hot Syahrini - Foto Panas Syahrini

Foto Hot Syahrini - Foto Panas Syahrini, Foto Seksi Syahrini dan Foto Syur Syahrini menjadi foto yang sekarang banyak diperbincangkan dan banyak dicari oleh para Netter di dunia maya. Heboh foto syahrini tersebut saat sedang dugem bersama teman-teman priannya yang salah satunya adalah VJ Daniel Mananta.

Foto Hot Syahrini dan Foto Panas Syahrini tambah heboh karena didalam foto tersebut, terlihat jelas VJ Daniel Meremas phayudara Syahrini dan syahrini tampak acuh tak acuh dengan kelakuan VJ Daniel. Sebelumnya sudah beredar tentang foto skandal adik Syahrini yang sudah diposting sebelumnya

Bagi anda yang belum tahu Foto Hot Syahrini dan Foto Panas Syahrini yang kini banyak diburu dan menjadi buah bibir yang cukup ramai untuk diperbincangkan setelah sebelumnya ramai dibicarakan karena konflik dengan Anang Hermansyah

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Will IMF boss also sued journalists Because of Sexual Harassment Cases

Paris - Managing Director of IMF, Dominique Strauss-Kahn was facing a case of attempted rape in the United States. Strauss-Kahn also seems to be facing a lawsuit for the attempted rape of a French writer and journalist, Tristane Banon.

Banon, 31 years intends to file a lawsuit over sexual abuse that occurred in 2002. He had revealed the case in 2007 on television and also an interview in an online news site. But he never made a formal complaint over the case.

"We plan to make a claim. I worked for him," said attorney David Koubbi, Banon lawyer was quoted as saying by the AFP on Monday (5/16/2011).

He revealed that his client was not previously filed a lawsuit at the request of his mother, who is the adviser of Socialist Party leader Strauss-Kahn.

In February 2007, Banon was a guest on a television chat show and reveals how Strauss-Kahn, who is also a senior politician had been luring them into a virtual apartment is empty with the lure of giving an interview but then actually abusing it.

In a previous television interview, Banon just call him harassed by a politician which he calls the "chimpanzee rotten '. But a year later, Banon through the site to confirm the politician is AgoraVox Strauss-Kahn.

"I put the recorder away for the record he (Strauss Kahn). He wanted to hold my hand while he replied, because he said" I can not hold it unless you hold my hand, "says Banon in Paris Premiere broadcast.

"Then his hand on to my arm, and then even further, so I stopped. It ends with a very messy, because I told him clearly: 'No, no! And we ended up with a grapple on the floor," he added.

"I kicked him and he tried to remove my bra, and tried to open my jeans," explained Banon who claims to be finally able to escape and considering to file a lawsuit before finally cancel it.

"I do not want to spend my days as a girl who has a problem with politicians," he said.

Banon's mother, Anne Mansouret are bloggers and politicians of the Socialist party. He confirmed to the site Rue89 that he had given advice to her daughter not to make a formal complaint for fear that could destroy his career as a journalist.

"Tristane very depressed. His private life has been disrupted by this problem. He was under pressure for 8 years, this is really harassment," he said.

"Back in 2002, friends in the Socialist party think Tristane must file a lawsuit, but I asked him not to do so. I do not want him to become 'The girl who ...'. He's started his career as a journalist," added the mother of Banon them.

Strauss-Kahn is now also being snared cases of sexual harassment and attempted rape of a hotel maid in New York City. According to her hotel maid, Strauss-Kahn out of the bathroom sbugil and all of a sudden sexual attack at a luxury hotel kamal Sofitel, New York, valued at U.S. $ 3,000 per night in New York's Times Square on Saturday night.

Strauss-Kahn was seen hurriedly leaving the hotel so that the highest number of personal items. White-haired man was even called the hotel to ask about the missing cell phone and ask staff to return the cell phone that was left behind.

Police subsequently arrested Strauss-Kahn said after making contact with the hotel. Strauss-Kahn dicokok while already in the main class of Air France, just 10 minutes before the plane was heading to Paris.

In 2008, Strauss-Kahn also had exposed cases love affair with an IMF staff. Strauss-Kahn was involved romantically with a woman married, Piroska Nagy, who is also a senior IMF's African Department. Nagy, in April 2008 also led an IMF mission in Ghana. Although the case was sticking out, Strauss-Kahn's wife Anne Sinclair still forgive and say, the relationship "one-night stand" between her husband with the former IMF employee was still acceptable.

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Foto Syur Syahrini

Terkait beredarnya foto syur syahrini dan adiknya aisyahrini, pihak syahrini sedang melaporkan kasus penyebaran foto syur ini ke pihak kepolisian, menurut keterangan syahrini yang dari telephone mereka sudah melaporkan kasus ini di ranah hukum,"Kami dan tim kuasa hukum, pak Warsito (Sanyoto) sudah melaporkan ke polisi," kata Aisyahrani yang juga manajer Syahrini saat dihubungi wartawan melalui

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Download Ceramah Ustad Muhammad Nur Maulana di TransTV

Sudah kenal ustad Muhammad Nur Maulana? Kalau belum, coba anda nonton aksi kocak dan kejenakaannya berdakwah dalam acara "Islam itu Indah" di TransTV pada pagi hari. Ustad Maulana demikian nama populernya, dahulunya hanyalah berceramah dari kampung ke kampung di kota asalnya, Makassar. Berawal dari seseorang yang mengupload video ceramahnya ke youtube yang kemudian langsung digaet TransTV.



Walaupun terkesan alay/lebay dalam membawakan ceramah, namun secara pribadi saya suka dengan muatan isi ceramahnya yang berbobot. Ustad Maulana mampu mengemasnya dalam suasana yang santai dan ceria. Dalam membawakan ceramahnya, ustad Maulana punya gaya khas tersendiri dalam berinteraksi dengan audiens. "Jamaah oh Jamaah" adalah kata yang selalu diucapkan dan menjadi ciri khasnya sehingga lebih mudah dikenal.

Profil ustad Maulana :



Nama: M Nur Maulana

Lahir: Makassar, 20 September 1974

Anak ke: keempat dari tujuh bersaudara

Ayah: Maulana

Ibu: Masyita

Pendidikan: Pesantren An Nahdah Makassar (lulus 1994)

Pekerjaan:

- Guru Agama Islam SD Mangkura

- Guru SD Islam Athirah

- Pesantren An Nahdah

Istri: Nur Aliah

Anak: Munawar

Alamat rumah: Jl Sibula Dalam No 15, Makassar.



Silahkan anda download ceramah Ustad Muhammad Nur Maulana berikut dengan format mp3, jangan lupa ganti Preview dengan judulnya.(sumber) :

1. M Nur Maulana - Menolong


2. M Nur Maulana - Neraka


3. M Nur Maulana - Setan


4. M Nur Maulana - Bencana


5. M Nur Maulana - Ibu


6. M Nur Maulana - Putus Asa


7. M Nur Maulana - Musyrik


8. M Nur Maulana - Berhias


9. M Nur Maulana - Sakit

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Download Ceramah Ustad Muhammad Nur Maulana di TransTV

Sudah kenal ustad Muhammad Nur Maulana? Kalau belum, coba anda nonton aksi kocak dan kejenakaannya berdakwah dalam acara "Islam itu Indah" di TransTV pada pagi hari. Ustad Maulana demikian nama populernya, dahulunya hanyalah berceramah dari kampung ke kampung di kota asalnya, Makassar. Berawal dari seseorang yang mengupload video ceramahnya ke youtube yang kemudian langsung digaet TransTV.

Walaupun terkesan alay/lebay dalam membawakan ceramah, namun secara pribadi saya suka dengan muatan isi ceramahnya yang berbobot. Ustad Maulana mampu mengemasnya dalam suasana yang santai dan ceria. Dalam membawakan ceramahnya, ustad Maulana punya gaya khas tersendiri dalam berinteraksi dengan audiens. "Jamaah oh Jamaah" adalah kata yang selalu diucapkan dan menjadi ciri khasnya sehingga lebih mudah dikenal.

Profil ustad Maulana :

Nama: M Nur Maulana
Lahir: Makassar, 20 September 1974
Anak ke: keempat dari tujuh bersaudara
Ayah: Maulana
Ibu: Masyita
Pendidikan: Pesantren An Nahdah Makassar (lulus 1994)
Pekerjaan:
- Guru Agama Islam SD Mangkura
- Guru SD Islam Athirah
- Pesantren An Nahdah
Istri: Nur Aliah
Anak: Munawar
Alamat rumah: Jl Sibula Dalam No 15, Makassar.

Silahkan anda download ceramah Ustad Muhammad Nur Maulana berikut dengan format mp3, jangan lupa ganti Preview dengan judulnya.(sumber) :

1. M Nur Maulana - Menolong
2. M Nur Maulana - Neraka
3. M Nur Maulana - Setan
4. M Nur Maulana - Bencana
5. M Nur Maulana - Ibu
6. M Nur Maulana - Putus Asa
7. M Nur Maulana - Musyrik
8. M Nur Maulana - Berhias
9. M Nur Maulana - Sakit

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28 killed, 141 wounded in blast in Afghan capital

By AMIR SHAH

The Associated Press

July 06, 2008

A suicide car bomb exploded outside the Indian Embassy in central Kabul on Monday, killing 28 people and wounding 141 in the deadliest attack this year in the Afghan capital, officials said.

The massive bomb exploded near a row of metal turnstiles outside the embassy, where dozens of Afghan men line up every morning to apply for visas. The embassy is located on a busy, tree-lined street near Afghanistan's Interior Ministry in the city center.

Several nearby shops were damaged or destroyed in the blast, and smoldering ruins covered the street. The explosion rattled much of the Afghan capital.

'Several shopkeepers have died. I have seen shopkeepers under the rubble,' said Ghulam Dastagir, a shopkeeper who was wounded in the blast.

Abdullah Fahim, the spokesman for the Ministry of Public Health, said the explosion killed at least 28 people and wounded 141. The ministry collected information from the scene and several Kabul hospitals.

The explosion was the deadliest attack in Kabul since a suicide bomber attacked an army bus last September, killing 30 people.

Shortly after the attack, a woman ran out of a Kabul hospital screaming, crying and hitting her face with both of her hands. Her two children, a girl named Lima and a boy named Mirwais, had been killed.

'Oh my God!' the woman screamed. 'They are both dead.'

Afghanistan Foreign Minister Rangeen Dadfar Spanta visited the embassy shortly after the attack, ministry spokesman Sultan Ahmed Baheen said.

'India and Afghanistan have a deep relationship between each other. Such attacks of the enemy will not harm our relations,' Spanta told the embassy staff, according to Baheen.

The Indian ambassador and his deputy were not inside the embassy at the time of the blast, Baheen said.

Militants have frequently attacked Indian offices and projects around Afghanistan since launching an insurgency after the ouster of the Taliban at the end of the 2001. Many Taliban militants have roots in Pakistan, which has long had a troubled relationship with India.

While Afghanistan has seen increasing violence in recent months, Kabul has been largely spared the random bomb attacks that Taliban militants use in their fight against Afghan and international troops.

In September 2006, a suicide bomber near the gates of the Interior Ministry killed 12 people and wounded 42 others. After that blast, additional guards and barriers were posted on the street.

In two separate bombings Monday against police convoys in the country's south, seven officers were killed and 10 others were wounded, officials said.

In Uruzgan province, a roadside bomb killed four police on patrol and wounded seven others, said provincial police chief Juma Gul Himat.

In the Zhari district of Kandahar, another roadside blast killed three officers and wounded three others, said district chief Niyaz Mohammad Sarhadi.

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United Arab Emirates to forgive Iraq's $4-billion debt

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Iraqi leader Maliki's efforts to improve ties with Sunni Arab neighbors appear to pay off. An Emirates official says counting interest and arrears, the amount is closer to $7 billion.

By Doug Smith, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer

July 7, 2008

BAGHDAD -- Prime Minister Nouri Maliki traveled Sunday to the United Arab Emirates, where he won a promise that at least $4 billion of Iraq's debt would be forgiven.





The visit was a significant step forward in efforts by Iraq's Shiite-dominated government to improve relations with Sunni Arab nations in the region. Maliki's administration has been criticized for its close ties with Shiite-led Iran and accused of failing to deal firmly with Shiite militias at home.





The government's crackdown starting in spring on militias in the southern Iraq cities of Basra and Amarah and the large Shiite district of Sadr City in Baghdad helped clear the way for renewed diplomatic contacts.





The principal of the debt owed by Iraq was put at $4 billion. An Emirates diplomatic source told Reuters news service that the total sum that would be forgiven was closer to $7 billion when interest and arrears were included.





In addition to canceling the debt, Emirates leader Sheik Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan pledged to send an ambassador to Baghdad and help with the reconstruction of holy shrines in Iraq damaged by years of war and civil strife.





Iraq's finance minister had said last week that several other Sunni Arab countries were planning to set up embassies in Baghdad. Besides the United Arab Emirates, he named Jordan, Bahrain and Kuwait.





The embassies of Arab nations were targeted by militant Sunni groups after the 2003 overthrow of Saddam Hussein, to discourage them from supporting the new government. The Emirates withdrew its ambassador after one of its diplomats was kidnapped. He was later released.





Meanwhile, after two relatively quiet days, violence resumed Sunday.





In Anbar province, a suicide bomber drove a car into a joint Iraqi-American checkpoint near Rawah, about 165 miles northwest of Baghdad, killing five Iraqi police and injuring 18 people, a police source said. He said helicopters took away wounded Americans.





The U.S. military said it had no report on any such incident.





A roadside bomb targeting a leader of a minor Kurdish political party killed seven people in a part of northern Diyala province that Kurds want to incorporate into their semiautonomous region. Mohammed Ramadhan Esa of the National Kurdistan Party was injured, but the explosion killed his wife, three of his children, his sister-in-law and two guards, police said. Three other people were wounded.





A car bomb went off near the entrance of Shaab neighborhood in north Baghdad, killing six people and injuring 14, including three police officers.





In Iskandariya, about 25 miles south of Baghdad, a leader of the concerned citizens group, the U.S.-funded neighborhood security force, was killed in a bombing.





An area north of Sadr City was sealed off Sunday after gunfire erupted Saturday night. Witnesses said a joint U.S.-Iraqi force conducting an operation in the area, once a stronghold of anti-U.S. cleric Muqtada Sadr, exchanged fire with several gunmen.





The U.S. military said an American soldier died Saturday of noncombat injuries. The cause of death was being investigated. At least 4,114 U.S. service members have died since the war began in 2003, according to the independent website icasualties.org.

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Karzai orders chopper attack probe

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By AMIR SHAH and JASON STRAZIUSO

The Associated Press

July 06, 2008

Afghan officials said fighter aircraft battling militants accidentally killed up to 27 Afghans walking to a wedding ceremony in eastern Afghanistan early Sunday, the second military attack in three days with reports of civilian deaths.

The U.S. military blamed the claims on militant propaganda and said its missiles only struck insurgents.

President Hamid Karzai had already ordered an investigation into allegations that missiles from U.S. helicopters struck civilians on Friday in eastern Afghanistan, though the Defense Ministry said Sunday that attack on the Nuristan-Kunar border killed or wounded 20 militants.

U.S. Army Gen. David D. McKiernan, the commander of NATO forces in Afghanistan, told The Associated Press on Sunday that the two incidents were being investigated. He noted that militants hide among and intimidate civilians.

U.S. spokesman 1st Lt. Nathan Perry said the military has repeatedly seen militants falsely claim civilian were killed.

'Whenever we do an airstrike the first thing they're going to cry is 'Airstrike killed civilians' when the missile actually struck militant extremists we were targeting in the first place,' Perry said. 'At this time we don't believe we've harmed anyone except for the combatants.'

In a statement, Karzai cited allegations by Tamim Nuristani, the governor of Nuristan province, that 15 civilians were killed and seven wounded in the Friday attack. During a Cabinet meeting on Sunday, top Afghan officials prayed for any innocent lives lost, a presidential palace statement said.

'The killing and wounding of our countrymen as the result of airstrikes is news that always makes us sad,' Karzai said.

In the second incident early Sunday, the chief government official in the Deh Bala district of Nangarhar province said villagers reported that as many as 27 people walking in a group toward a wedding were killed in a bombing. Up to 11 other people were wounded, Haji Amishah Gul said.

Nuristan provincial police chief spokesman Ghafor Khan said that fighter aircraft attacked a group of militants near the village of Kacu, but that one of the missiles went off course and hit the wedding party. Khan said many militants were killed in the attack as well.

Both officials relied on reports called in by telephone from villagers. The area was too remote for officials or reporters to reach.

Gul said the group killed included men, women and children. Six of those wounded were taken to the provincial hospital in Jalalabad. Lal Wazir, an Afghan who helped bring the wounded to the hospital, said the airstrike occurred at 6:30 a.m.

'The wedding participants were on their way to the groom's house,' Wazir said outside the hospital, his tunic covered in blood after carrying some of those wounded.

'They stopped in a narrow location for rest. The plane came and bombed the area. There were between 80 to 90 people altogether. We have carried six of the injured to this hospital, and more might be coming. The exact number of casualties is not clear,' he said.

A U.S.-led coalition statement said an airstrike killed several militants in Nangarhar.

The issue of civilian casualties has caused friction between the Afghan government and U.S. and NATO troops, and has weakened the standing of Western-backed Karzai in the eyes of the population.

Karzai has repeatedly called for better coordination between Afghan and foreign troops in pursuing militants through populated areas, and for international troops to cut down on civilian casualties. Deaths of ordinary Afghans caused a huge outcry last year, but there have been fewer accusations of such killings in recent months.

McKiernan said NATO uses a 'very judicious and strict application of lethal force.'

'Civilian casualties are very, very important in this campaign. One is one to many,' he said. 'I do think we have ... the right procedures in place to mitigate and minimize any collateral damage to people or material.'

Perry said Sunday that military reports still indicated that the Friday airstrike by coalition helicopters in Nuristan hit two vehicles carrying militants who had attacked a NATO base with mortars.

Karzai suggested that Afghan civilians may have been fleeing at the time of the strike because of a warning from the U.S. coalition.

'Coalition forces are saying that this operation was against armed insurgents in the area, but Gov. Nuristani is insisting that three hours before this airstrike, people were informed by international forces that they should leave the area because of a possible airstrike against insurgents,' Karzai said in a statement.

Elsewhere, in the southern province of Helmand _ the country's other hotly contested region _ a clash killed seven Taliban and two police, provincial police Chief

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Embassies must defend Saudis detained abroad

Embassies must defend Saudis detained abroad

Arab News





TAIF: Saudi diplomatic missions will appoint lawyers to defend Saudi citizens who are arrested on any charges during their stay abroad and will pay bail for them under new regulations approved by Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah, Al-Madinah newspaper reported yesterday.

The daily said starting next year, the budget of the Foreign Ministry would include provisions under the title, "Expenses of catering to the judicial requirements of Saudi citizens abroad."

It said the amount of money required would be decided by the Foreign and Finance ministries and the allocation would be used to pay the fees of lawyers, bail and other costs until the citizen is released and sent home.

The Saudi missions will follow up with the legal entities in countries concerned to make sure that the citizens receive a fair trial before they are either acquitted or convicted, the new regulations stipulate.

According to these regulations, the citizen will pay back the money spent on him abroad after returning to the Kingdom if he was arrested for negligence or for deliberate mistakes. He will also have to pay any financial settlements related to the alleged crime.

The diplomatic missions will send comprehensive reports about any such cases to the Foreign Ministry. They will also continue to provide citizens with legal counseling and help them choose qualified lawyers for civil contracts, personal affairs and correspondence with foreign governments.

The Foreign Ministry is being requested to contract an experienced American law firm with strong ties to other legal entities in order to assist with legal cases involving Saudi citizens in the United States.

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Saudi Arabia's Foreign Relations

Saudi Arabia is one of the largest contributors of development aid, both in term of volume of aid and in the ratio of aid volume to GDP.

Much of Saudi Arabia's aid has gone to poorer Islamic countries or Islamic communities in non-Islamic countries. This aid has contributed to the spreading of Islam of the sort found in Saudi Arabia, rather than fostering the traditions of the receiving ethnic groups. The effect has been the erosion of regional Islamic cultures through standardization. Examples of the acculturizing effect of Saudi aid can be seen among the Minangkabau and the Acehnese in Indonesia, as well as among the people of the Maldives.

On the 18 December 2008, the William J. Clinton Foundation released a list of all contributors. It included The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which gave between US$10–25 million.

In addition, Saudi Arabia remains one of the United States' allies in the region, and relations between the two countries go back as far as 1931 when the US first extended diplomatic recognition. In 1945 President Roosevelt and King Abdulaziz bin Saud met on board a ship to discuss relations between the two countries. Since then, the two have maintained close relations for economic and political reasons.

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Foreign Trade

Saudi Arabia’s exports—dominated by petroleum products—easily outweigh its imports of items such as foods, machinery, vehicles, textiles, and raw materials including plastics, chemicals, and rubber. In 2002 Saudi Arabia exported commodities amounting to $63.7 billion, while imports amounted to only $37 billion. The United States is the country’s largest trading partner, followed by Japan, the United Kingdom, and Germany.

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Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia, monarchy in southwestern Asia, occupying most of the Arabian Peninsula. Saudi Arabia is a land of vast deserts and little rainfall. Huge deposits of oil and natural gas lie beneath the country’s surface. Saudi Arabia was a relatively poor nation before the discovery and exploitation of oil, but since the 1950s income from oil has made the country wealthy. The religion of Islam developed in the 7th century in what is now Saudi Arabia. The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was founded in 1932 by Abdul Aziz ibn Saud, and it has been ruled by his descendants ever since.

Riyadh Skyscrapers

Saudi Arabia is bounded on the north by Jordan, Iraq, and Kuwait; on the east by the Persian Gulf and Qatar; on the southeast by the United Arab Emirates and Oman; on the south by Yemen; and on the west by the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aqaba. The country’s border with the United Arab Emirates is not precisely defined. Saudi Arabia has an area of about 2,240,000 sq km (about 864,900 sq mi). The capital and largest city is Riyadh.

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Demand for oil in 2011 to rise but prices will remain.

RIYADH: Petroleum and Mineral Resources Minister Ali Al-Naimi said that although he expects demand for oil in 2011 to rise, he also believes prices will remain at last year's rates.

He said oil demand would reflect global economic conditions in general, varying from region to region. He predicted that oil demand is expected to continue to decline in countries with mature economies, good to excellent living conditions and dwindling populations, particularly in Western Europe and Japan, while the United States might experience a slight increase in demand as a result of its improving economy.

The global economy, he said, will grow by four percent this year, almost the same as the pre-crisis growth. Industrialized countries are expected to grow by 2.5 percent annually, while emerging economies such as China, India and Brazil grow at higher rates, some of them more than eight percent during this year.

He hoped that large numbers of people from industrialized countries would continue to rise from poverty and experience better living conditions. Estimates indicate that more than 200 million people will join the middle class this year in Asia, the Middle East, Latin America and Africa.

The minister said the policy is implemented under the directions and direct supervision of Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah.

The policy, he said, has eight main drivers, namely moderation, cooperation with the rest of the world, stability of the global oil market, serving the local market, focus on the administrative side, concentration on environmental aspects, focus on technology and looking at oil as part of the energy industry.

Describing the Kingdom's petroleum policy as characterized by moderation and endeavor to promote peace, justice, international cooperation, regional and international stability and human prosperity, he said: "We also have strong ties with the companies and countries that import Saudi oil and we closely track the movement of global oil demand. In the 50s and 60s, Europe was our main market, then in the 90s our export focus shifted to the United States as a result of the growth in its oil demand. Now Asia is our main market, representing the destination of approximately 60 percent of our oil exports, a percentage that is expected to rise during the coming years.”

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US senator Kerry in Afghanistan

KABUL : Influential US Senator John Kerry arrived in Afghanistan on Saturday, the embassy in Kabul said, ahead of a visit to neighbouring Pakistan following the death of Osama bin Laden.

The White House said it was endorsing the trip by Kerry to Pakistan to shore up badly strained ties over the killing of the Al-Qaeda chief in Abbottabad, just 40 miles (65 kilometres) from Islamabad on May 2.

Kerry, the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations committee, will be the highest profile US figure to visit Islamabad since elite US troops killed bin Laden.

The covert raid has plunged Pakistani politics into turmoil with both President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani facing calls to resign amid growing anti-American sentiment.

The US embassy in Kabul declined to release Kerry's Afghan itinerary for security reasons.

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Azlan Shah Cup: Pakistan enter final with 3-2 win over Malaysia

KARACHI: Pakistan hockey team trounced Malaysia 3-2 in their final round-robin league match here Saturday to set date with world champions Australia in the final of the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup Hockey Tournament 2011 at Ipoh.

Azlan Shah Cup: Pakistan vs Malaysia. Courtesy: Getty Images

The hosts were off to an impressive start with a flurry of moves but their forwards lacked execution while Pakistan’s defenders also stepped up their game to avoid goal deficit.

After surviving initial pressure, Pakistan came back strongly in the seventh minute earning a penalty corner where the world’s top goal-scorer Sohail Abbas made no mistake to take Pakistan 1-0 up in the eighth minute of the first half.

Azlan Shah Cup: Pakistan vs Malaysia. Courtesy: Reuters

On the other hand, Malaysians kept missing chances as they failed to convert a penalty corner in the 14^th minute while Kevinder shed an opportunity from open play as Pakistan continued to keep their lead successfully.

Sohail Abbas also missed an opportunity to double the lead off another penalty corner in the 20^th minute but just a minute later Waqas Akbar scored second goal of the match for Green Shirts.

Malaysian forwards, playing for survival, upped the tempo and a flurry of attacks was resulted in their first goal just at the stroke of halftime thus keeping them in the game.

Teams went into the halftime with Pakistan leading by 2-1 and a lot was yet to be done to win the match.

Both teams won a number of penalty corners in the second half but failed to pounce on the opportunities until 50^th minute when Pakistan counterattacked and forward Shakeel Abbasi made it 3-1 from open play.

The hosts continued to attack and kept missing goals and missed a good opportunity in the 56^th minute to come back in the match through a penalty corner but in the next minute Pakistan’s Shakeel Abbasi was shown the Green Card for continued dissent following which Razie didn’t waste the chance and scored second goal for the hosts.

The final three minutes were the best part of the match as both teams played their best hockey resulting in a penalty stroke to the hosts but only when Malaysian player was about to take the stroke referee reversed his decision after Pakistani players protested the call.

The match was ended on a bitter note with players from both sides exchanging hot words but Pakistan rallied on Shakeel Abbasi’s goal to set date with Australia in the final.

With this victory, Pakistan also completed their second victory over Malaysia in the past six months when the Green Shirts had defeated them in the Asian Games final.

In another match earlier in the day, South Korea put waters on Great Britain’s hopes of qualifying for the final with a 3-1 victory and set up a fifth-place playoff match against India.

The Indian and South Korea will play in the playoff while New Zealand will face Great Britain on Sunday.

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Gobagool or Capicola?

If you happen to be picking up a sandwich or some deli meat at Whole Paycheck or Corner Robbery you may receive a strange look when you ask for a little gabagool. The question is often asked why is Capicola pronounced like that?

Well with all the hipsters moving into the area we should clear up the confusion. Gobagool isn't some made up jargon but the pronunciation in the Neapolitan dialect. So feel free to articulate your intricate Italian language skills without worry next time you're at the deli counter

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Foto Nakal Syahrini

Foto Nakal Syahrini setelah kemarin kita di kejutkan dengan adanya foto Agni Pratistha toples, dan masih inggat juga kan dengan foto nakal sheila marcia, nah baru-baru ini di berbagai forum terdapat beberapa foto nakal syahrini dengan berbagai pose dan beberapa pria, salah satunya dengan vj Daniel mananta, dan juga dengan glen fredlyDalam foto syahrini tersebut terlihat payuudara pelantun 'Aku

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Beautiful girl with a smile that ‘lit up the room’ died in sleep

TRIBUTE Holly Barnes aged 14

A GRIEVING mother has paid an emotional tribute to her 15-year-old daughter who died in her sleep after catching pneumonia.

Alison Barnes says the premature departure of her daughter Holly, whose smile ‘lit up the room’, has left a gaping hole in her life.

Holly Barnes, a pupil at the Mary Rose School in Portsmouth, was born with severe cerebral palsy that left her in a wheelchair and unable to speak.

But Mrs Barnes, 42, of Beresford Close, Waterlooville, says her daughter spoke fluently through her expressive face.

‘They say the eyes are the window to the soul, and Holly’s were always smiling,’ she said.

‘She was a very happy child, she loved pop music, animals and girly things like having her nails painted and putting on make-up.

‘No matter what discomfort she was in, no matter how many hospital visits, or operations, she tolerated it all and stayed positive.

‘Holly was my main priority, my life revolved around her, and now there’s a huge void. I didn’t realise how much she was a part of my life until she went.

‘She taught me to value the important things in life.

‘Unlike a lot of children who are only satisfied with the latest toys and gadgets, Holly enjoyed people’s company. I miss our walks, sitting together, holding hands.

‘I miss everything about her so much.’

Holly’s family thought she would live into her late 30s or 40s – and they even nicknamed her Peter Pan because she looked a lot younger than her age. But Mrs Barnes noticed she was getting weaker with every passing year.

Her asthma was worsening and for past last three years Holly could only be fed through a tube.

Describing the night her daughter died, Mrs Barnes, a nurse at The Village Practice in Cowplain, said: ‘She suddenly got very ill.

‘I had to put her to bed because she had a temperature and I gave her medicine to cool her down and switched on the fan.

‘I kept going back to her room at regular intervals to check up on her, and one time she was gone.

‘You don’t expect to lose a child at 15. None of it has sunk in yet.’

Holly was buried in Waterloville Cemetery following a humanist service at the Cosham Masonic Hall last Friday.

There were butterflies painted on her coffin to represent Holly’s release from the metaphorical cocoon that limited her physical movements in life.

Mrs Barnes visits Holly’s grave every day. She said: ‘The cocoon is how I envisaged Holly, and now she’s been set free. I see her dancing and running around with a huge smile beaming on her beautiful face.’

n Mrs Barnes has asked for any donations in Holly’s memory to be made to Havant and District Holiday Venture, a holiday scheme for disabled children run by volunteers, at hdhv.org.uk, or the Mary Rose School in Milton.

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Nawaz demands independent commission at the earliest

LAHORE,May 14 (APP)-Pakistan Muslim League-N Quaid, Mian Nawaz Sharif on Saturday reiterated his demand that an independent commission be constituted at the earliest or else PML-N would evolve it own strategy.Addressing a press conference at his Raiwind residence, after a meeting with US ambassador Cameron Munter,he said that people wanted to know the facts regarding Abottabad operation.  He stressed that an independent commission would help bring the facts to light,besides exposing those responsible.

He said the government through the parliamentary session, wanted to absolve itself of the matter of Abbottabad incident which had violated country’s sovereignty. He criticised that resolution of the government on Abbottabad incident was “weak” and nobody was held responsible. 
He alleged that earlier there was no word against the drone attacks in the resolution but PML-N got it incorporated in the resolution. 
He said that PML-N had not done point-scoring in the national assembly but had asked all those questions which the masses wanted to ask about the Abbottabad incident.
Nawaz Sharif demanded that the army and intelligence agencies’ budget be presented in the assembly.
He alleged that agencies should not run policies parallel to the government, adding that institutions should be subservient to civil authority. He stressed the government should define foreign policy and not the agencies.
The PML-N leader said Pakistan rendered great sacrifices to root out terrorism from the society and its economy had suffered a lot, adding that around 35,000 Pakistani citizens and security personnel have lost their lives in this regard.
He regretted that despite all such sacrifices Pakistan is being held in the dock. The US raid in Abbottabad was against the sovereignty and integrity of Pakistan, he said and added that repetition of Abbottabad incident should not be allowed.     
Nawaz Sharif said ties with the US could not be unilateral, and added that the latter should be sensitive to the Pakistan concerns.  He said that it was deeply regrettable that Pakistan airbases were being used for drone attacks.
He claimed that army had not imposed martial law except “four officers” in 1999.                                       
Regarding Kashmir issue, Nawaz Sharif said that former Indian Prime Minister was ready to resolve the issue.
“We will play role in safeguarding the N-assets”, he added.  He said that Parliament should have effective role, adding that the sanctity of ballot box should be preserved.
Opposition Leader National Assembly Ch. Nisar Ali, Mian Shahbaz Sharif and other party leaders were also present.

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Zhang Ziyi promoting his new film "Love": If possible, look forward to flash marriage

Zhang and Cai Guoqing

May 14, 2011 hearing, Zhengzhou, Zhang, Gu Wei , Cai Guoqing propaganda film"Love." Remember to ask Zhang Ziyi flash for divorce today, the entertainment What do you think the phenomenon of marriage, Zhang Ziyi evaded the former, when the marriage comes to flash like that as long as sexual gratification, and that too if possible own looking forward to flash marriage.

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