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Le Journal 01
2008-02-09 05:47:00
February 06th 2008 Sometimes good thing called wake up call comes at unexpected times. A joy of sadness, a thrill of laughters, a tear of dreams?The moment like this moves me so much that I'd give all I have for all the good things in life;to see your relieved smile,for the lil thing called the joy of life.Time, please give me more hours to change,Heart, please give me strength my good wills,Love, please shower me with passion and patience to face it all,Air, please lift me up higher in self-awareness and mind to learn,Music, please open mu eyes to more possibilities to act for a good cause,Earth, please help me see the essence of my own self and let me not go too far with the burdens of life and drift me not with the stream of negativity.Light, please help me to be grateful for every single little thing I got in life.Looking back at how I've been, I found put just too many reasons for me to be livelier, open-hearted, goal-oriented, wise-minded, and become the better me, fo...
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Life Coach
2008-02-09 04:58:00
Building Relationships: 11 Rules for Self-Promotion Posted: 08 Feb 2008 07:30 AM CST It?s no secret: to get ahead, you have to promote yourself. But for most people, the thought of promoting themselves is slightly shady. Images of glad-handing insurance salesmen or arrogant know-it-alls run through our heads. The reality is that we all rely on some degree of self-promotion. Whether you want to start your own business, sell your novel to a publisher, start a group for your favorite hobby, or get a promotion at work, you need to make people aware of you and your abilities. While we?d like to think that our work speaks for itself, the fact is that usually our work needs us to put in some work to attract attention before our work can have anything to say. The good news is that self-promotion doesn?t have to be shady ? in fact, real self-promotion almost by definition can?t be shady. The reason we get a bad feeling from overt self-promoters is that, most of the time, their efforts are...
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Headlines Today
2008-02-09 04:49:00
« (Dreamstime) Fatherlessness: Neglected on the Political Agenda February 8, 2008 | From theTrumpet.comAmericans looking for a social conservative in this election cycle won?t find one. Presidential candidates from both parties tell us that the health of America?s children occupies a special place in their hearts. But despite the promises of better healthcare or improved education for America?s kids, not a single candidate is making a fuss about one of the most important keys to healthy children: making sure they have a relationship with their father. ?Social science data is crystal clear,? says Peter Cove in the New York Sun. ?Children raised by both a mother and a father have dramatically better prospects.? This issue doesn?t lack the potential for political traction: ?[T]here?s an epidemic of what might be called ?father absence? in the very states that are about to hold primary elections.? And the facts speak for themselves: Chi...
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Broadcasting News
2008-02-09 04:45:00
Intelsat's Kalpak Gude Selected as One of Via Satellite Magazine's 2007 Satellite Executives of the Year From http://www.centredaily.comPEMBROKE, Bermuda ? Intelsat, Ltd., the world's leading provider of fixed satellite services, today announced that the editors of Access Intelligence's Via Satellite magazine have selected Kalpak Gude, Intelsat's Deputy General Counsel, as one of its Satellite Executives of the Year for 2007. Via Satellite magazine will showcase Gude and his business accomplishments in its "Executive of the Year" cover feature in the March 2008 issue. Likewise, Gude will address attendees during the Satellite Executive of the Year 2007 award luncheon address at this year's SATELLITE 2008 conference and exhibition on Wednesday, 27 February, at the Washington, D.C., Convention Center. Gude -- alongside Kengi Chen, Director, Spectrum Management and Operational Planning for Inmarsat; and John Lothian, Vice President, Space Development at ...
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Le Journal
2008-02-08 04:55:00
A lot of things have occurred,Many good and bad things I'd love to tell you,Feelings I can't express...I will write my journal soon....
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Life Coach
2008-02-08 04:10:00
10 Steps to a More Global You Posted: 07 Feb 2008 07:00 AM CST There?s no escaping the fact that the world is getting smaller: your company?s vendors might be in India, with customers in Britain, while you are somewhere in the U.S. That?s why employers, from international non-profits to the mom-and-pop stores down the road, want employees able to think globally. Even college admissions look positively on time spent abroad these days. But picking up for a jaunt to another continent isn?t practical for most of us. We have families, jobs and commitments that mean we have to stay put, and travel isn?t often a cheap option. Despite your current location, however, you can cultivate a more global mindset, usually without spending much money. Read international literature. Reading a book written by someone with a drastically different background can be instant exposure to a new culture. You can even do it for free ? many public libraries make a point of offering books from different nat...
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Headlines Today
2008-02-08 03:51:00
Iran Inaugurates New Space Center, Launches Rocket February 7, 2008 | From theTrumpet.comWhat does Ahmadinejad plan on doing with this new technology? Iranian state-run television announced on Monday that Iran has joined the list of nations that possess the technology to build satellites and launch rockets into space. On Monday, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad inaugurated what Iranian state television called Iran?s first major space center before he gave the order to launch the Explorer-1 rocket. Ahmadinejad utilized this inauguration ceremony to unveil Omid, Iran?s first domestically built satellite. The Omid satellite is expected to be launched into space this June, according to the Iranian defense minister. The Explorer-1 research rocket is part of the preparations for this satellite launch.?We need to have an active and influential presence in space,? Ahmadinejad said at the inauguration ceremony. Iran put its first commercial satellite into sp...
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Broadcasting News
2008-02-08 03:44:00
Gazcom to orbit two new Yamal-300 satellites in 2009 From http://en.rian.ruMOSCOW, February 6 (RIA Novosti) - Gazcom will orbit two new Yamal-300 satellites in the first half of 2009, the telecommunications arm of Russia's energy giant Gazprom said Wednesday. In line with its commitments under a contract with satellite supplier Rocket and Space Corporation Energia, as of the end of 2007, Gascom has paid around 50% of the project fees. Gascom currently has three Yamal telecommunication satellites, designed and built jointly with the Energia Corporation. Sahara One?s Firangi set for grand opening From http://www.financialexpress.comMumbai, Feb 6 Adding to the flood of general entertainment channels (GECs) is the latest offering by Sahara One. It will enter GEC and world television category with its new channel Firangi. Trying to ensure a successful launch pad in an already cluttered television space, the channel is looking at ...
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Headlines Today
2008-02-04 11:16:00
Iran Fuels Afghan Crisis by Arming the Taliban February 4, 2008 | From theTrumpet.comIran is aiding both sides of the Afghanistan conflict in an attempt to position itself as the dominant power of a forming Islamic caliphate. By Andrew Miiller Afghan police and intelligence agents uncovered 60 Iranian-made mines in a Taliban compound in the Farah province in western Afghanistan on January 24. ?We have intelligence reports that these mines had recently entered Farah from Iran,? Farah Governor Mohyiddin Balouch told Agence France Presse, ?We know that there is a government in Iran which has controls over the borders. Without the knowledge of the Iranian government it is difficult to send weapons out.? These mines are only the latest discovery of an accumulating stockpile of Iranian weapons in the possession of the Taliban. Iranian weapons discovered in Taliban caches by Afghan, U.S. and nato officials in recent months include roadside bombs, ak-47s, C-4 plasti...
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Broadcasting News
2008-02-04 11:12:00
Al Jazeera Children?s Channel joins Arab Broadcast Union From http://www.thepeninsulaqatar.comSalah El Dine Maaoui, ASBU Director General, and Mahmoud Bouneb, Executive General Manager of JCC at the signing ceremony in Doha. DOHA ? Al Jazeera Children's Channel, the first Pan Arabic edutainment channel, has signed the membership agreement to the Arab States Broadcast Union (ASBU). This remarkable milestone came as a resolution of the Union 27th Ordinary Session of the General Assembly held in Tunis on January 11, 2008. The membership signing ceremony took place during the visit of the Union's delegation to JCC's headquarter in Doha, between Salah El Dine Maaoui, ASBU Director General and Mahmoud Bouneb, Executive General Manager of JCC. "Al Jazeera Children's Channel's membership to the Union is an added value to Arab children media. I believe that JCC has proven to be a considerable edutainment tool for children. We are certain that JCC will play a ve...
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Sat
2008-02-02 05:11:00
SaturdayI read too much humor that I even dreamed about it last nite. I heard Swandi's motor around 1.30 and listened to Kiko's howling and silly head.I slept well for a few hours and couldn't help the urge to pee now and then. I was affraid my toilet visits woke up Al and Green.I was going to return to my landlady's last nite but made the last minute decision to stay for another nite, made Swandy slept in the guest room, again. LOLOf course I don't feel like coming back to my landlady's.Al gave me a green plastick says Aloe vera on it, stuffs in yellow was inside of the plastic and I smiled at him."Present!" he said smiled ear to ear.I thought he bought underwear too small for his size and handed it to me. I was flattered until.....it was glove. Yeah right."When you're gonna finish Cam's garden?" he asked--a question he'd never utter."Next week. I think," said I, staring down at the gloves. Gloves. God!"But you're leaving tomorrow.""I can come, rite?""Have you told him? B...

Headlines Today
2008-02-02 04:59:00
Britain: Muslim Schools Granted Special RightsFebruary 1, 2008 From theTrumpet.comIslam won yet another battle in its broader struggle to establish a virtual Muslim state inside Britain last week. The Daily Telegraph reports (January 31):Private Muslim schools have been given the power to police themselves, despite widespread fears over religious segregation, the Daily Telegraph can disclose.In a controversial move, they have won the right to appoint their own Ofsted-style inspectors. A new independent watchdog has been set up to be more ?sensitive'? toward Islamic education. ?Under present legislation, most state and private schools are inspected by Ofsted, the government?s standards watchdog. The Association of Muslim Schools and the Christian Schools? Trust applied to the government to set up a separate inspectorate for a small number of private faith schools.The Daily Telegraph has learned the Department for Children, Schools and Families (dcsf) approved plans for the Bridge S...
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Life Coach
2008-02-02 04:56:00
What?s YOUR Sticking Point?Posted: 01 Feb 2008 07:30 AM CSTI?ve written recently about starting and finishing the big projects in your life, which leaves the big, wide middle ? the day-to-day slog of working steadily to get to done.When we start something new, we often have a huge burst of enthusiasm and energy that carries us through the early stages. But eventually the newness wears off, and the project settles down into a daily grind. We reach a sticking point of one kind or another and get hung up.A sticking point is the point in your project where your energy and excitement level are not enough to overcome whatever resistance the project poses. There are lots of different kinds of sticking points, but for simplicity?s sake, we can categorize them into two types:External: Obstacles placed in your way by people and situations you do not control, such as your work situation, family members, illness, etc.; andInternal: Obstacles of our own making, that arise out of our own thought ...
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Life Coach
2008-02-01 06:05:00
Dealing with Information OverloadPosted: 31 Jan 2008 07:00 AM CSTIn a world full of information we seem to be constantly toggling between managing all the new impressions we get on a daily basis and feeling totally overwhelmed by information overload. With the arrival of the Internet we were told that things would become easier - less paper clutter to worry about and more time to enjoy life.But this isn?t so, as we?ve all found out in recent years. Paper clutter en masse, email inboxes bursting with unanswered mails, tasks pending for the sheer pressure of having too much to do - you name it, it has all become part of our reality.Modern technology is the cause of all (evil)Since the invention of the Internet, we have to deal with a lot more information than ever before. One reason is the need to keep backup files of everything. After all, we think, when our hard drive crashes we have nothing left. So we create masses of duplicate copy to be sure ?just in case?. Also the readiness of...
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Headlines Today
2008-01-31 11:10:00
Credit Crunch Hits UK Homes January 30, 2008 | From theTrumpet.comToo much borrowing puts British home owners at risk. Over a million people have ?cause for concern? due to risky lending practices, according to a report by Britain?s largest financial regulator. Nearly a third of new mortgages written between April 2005 and September 2007 contained a higher element of risk, the Financial Services Authority (fsa) says. The fsa pointed to three risk factors among mortgages that it finds worrying: deposits of 10 percent or less, mortgages of longer than 25 years, or mortgages more than 3.5 times the borrower?s annual salary. Individuals with just one of these risk factors may not be at significant risk, said the report, but where people had two or three of them there was a greater danger. About 1.04 million people have at least two of these risk factors; 105,000 have all three. Lyndon Nelson, head of financial strategy and risk at the fsa, po...
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Headlines Today
2008-01-31 10:50:00
Credit Crunch Hits UK Homes January 30, 2008 | From theTrumpet.comToo much borrowing puts British home owners at risk. Over a million people have ?cause for concern? due to risky lending practices, according to a report by Britain?s largest financial regulator. Nearly a third of new mortgages written between April 2005 and September 2007 contained a higher element of risk, the Financial Services Authority (fsa) says. The fsa pointed to three risk factors among mortgages that it finds worrying: deposits of 10 percent or less, mortgages of longer than 25 years, or mortgages more than 3.5 times the borrower?s annual salary. Individuals with just one of these risk factors may not be at significant risk, said the report, but where people had two or three of them there was a greater danger. About 1.04 million people have at least two of these risk factors; 105,000 have all three. Lyndon Nelson, head of financial strategy and risk at the fsa, po...
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Life Coach
2008-01-31 10:47:00
10 Tips For A Good Night?s Sleep Without Pills Posted: 30 Jan 2008 07:00 AM CST (photo from flickr) A few months ago, I had a terrible time sleeping and getting up. After a party one night, I slept late and for the next 20 days, couldn?t get my sleeping pattern back on track. I fell asleep very late every night at around 3 AM and wasn?t able to get up till at least 11 AM each day. For someone like me who usually sleeps by midnight and gets up at 6 AM, I didn?t enjoy this. I was eventually able to overcome that problem and now have a way to get a good night?s sleep anytime I need to get back in the habit I enjoy. I did all that without taking drugs or sleeping pills. Here are ten ways you can get a good nights sleep naturally. Try to implement one or more together and you?ll get better sleeping patterns, deep sleep and body rest. Stick to a schedule. Mum was right when she set a time we always had to go to sleep as kids. Sticking to a schedule allows your body to set its internal...
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Headlines Today
2008-01-30 13:31:00
European Nationalists to Form New Right-Wing Party January 29, 2008 | From theTrumpet.comMembers to unite over immigration control, Christian values and, some say, xenophobia. Ultra-conservative factions inside Europe are reuniting to form a new right-wing party. The new party, known currently as the ?European Freedom Party? or the ?European Patriotic Party,? is coming together under an anti-immigration, anti-Islamization banner. The leaders of ultra-conservative parties in Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria and France announced in Vienna on Friday that they are in talks with several countries and hope to obtain as broad support as possible. EU law requires a European political party to have a minimum of members from seven states. ?Our goal is clear, we want more than 10 parties as members and ideally one party from each EU country,? Austria?s Freedom Party leader, Heinz-Christian Strache, told journalists. ?We say: Patriots of all the countries of Europe, u...
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Life Coach
2008-01-30 13:28:00
12 Ways to Upgrade Your Weekly Review Posted: 29 Jan 2008 08:00 AM CST Fans of GTD will already be familiar with the weekly review. Weekly reviews are designed to give you uninterrupted thinking time each week. Instead of tackling the big questions of your life between coffee breaks and morning commutes, you can set aside time to do a review. Weekly reviews are a great concept and I?ve used them faithfully for the past few years. But I?ve found just setting aside time to review isn?t enough. Without any structure for your review, these weekly sessions don?t accomplish much. Random musings of the week aren?t as useful as specific ideas for tackling the next seven days. What Are Your Mental Bottlenecks? A bottleneck is a term used to refer to the limiting step in a process. If you have enough fabric to make 200 shirts, but only enough buttons to make 20, the button sewing is your bottleneck. Mental bottlenecks occur when a lack of ideas or planning keep you from doing your best...
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ReAl
2008-01-29 05:09:00
Yesterday was like, duh!I planned to type, stamp and send out my application letters--6-to the post office along with Al's Card. But the photo files rapped by virus, Sari's flash disc was outta order, and the net connection sucked.Indeed, I finished the letters, bought the brown envelopes, and finally went and sent then out to the post office this morning.Whew....!"Can you buy me some egg?""Sure."And I went home with a board of eggs in my right and orange plastic bag in my left. Though he's a vegetarian, Al eats egg. I make scrambled eggs, most of the time, as well as instant noodle, because unlike most of them at the house, am the only sucked guy at cooking. Al once told me that he's bought stripped chicken and I was like, "okay, what do you want me to do with it?"I fried them to hell. Burned and had no appealing test.So I had to add ketchup.Awesome.Last Saturday when I was pretending to be a handy guy, fixing one of Al's rattan chairs on the front porch (I failed to fix it w...
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New Vidz
2008-01-29 04:56:00
One Republic - Stop & Stare [NEW]--Thanks Perez!One Republic - Stop & Stare [NEW]Uploaded by PeteRockAtomic Kitten - Anyone Who Had A HeartFeedback
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Headlines Today
2008-01-29 04:26:00
Turkey Warns EU Against Becoming ?Club of Christians? January 28, 2008 | From theTrumpet.comThe real reason behind the European Union?s reluctance to accept Turkey surfaces in Davos. After years of jiving around the issue of Turkey?s membership in the EU, Turkish Foreign Minister Ali Babacan got to the core of the reason why Ankara has yet to join the bloc. Speaking to reporters over the weekend at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Babacan warned the European Union not to become a ?club of Christians.? Turkey?s membership in the European Union has been a source of controversy among member states for years, and membership talks between Turkey and the EU have consistently bogged down, largely as a result of EU heavyweights France and Germany staunchly opposing full Turkish membership in the Union. French President Nicolas Sarkozy has been especially vocal, unabashedly stating that the Muslim country does not belong in Europe. ?If the EU finds itself as ...
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Life Coach
2008-01-29 04:22:00
How to Break-Up With a Friend Posted: 28 Jan 2008 07:00 AM CST Friendships make up a huge chunk of our support system. They are the glue that holds it all together. If one friendship disappears, a gaping hole is left in the support web. But sometimes in life, it is necessary to let go of people that no longer serve as a support, but instead lead to stress and to problematic situations commonly referred to as ?drama?. It is a hard truth to accept that not all the people that come into our lives are meant to stay. Like any successful marriage or romantic relationship, effort, time and investment is needed. If you don?t grow together, you will certainly grow apart. So how do you decide when it is time to divorce a friend? Just because you have a big blow-out does not mean the friendship is over. If a situation has come about that has caused a rift, careful consideration and time spent re-evaluating your relationship should be taken. The hardest lesson to learn is when to walk away, ...
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Shortie
2008-01-28 06:25:00
Another Sunny day!!Well, it's gonna be sunny and burning hot as hell until next March because it's the drought season, people!Sort of worry bout my fami9ly's water supply back in Sibolga, they're always having a hard time in the drought season.Talking about weather.Yes, I've quit from the job.It wasn't the wisest decision I should've ever made in my life but it feels right.Taking chances and risks, people!What's next?Gonna send tons of application letters and emails today and will keep sending them out till something good happens.Talking about striving for a better life.I'm looking for news from my most beloved friend, Servaas. But till this very day, it's a mere hope.Write to me soon, buddy!!A lot of things happened here. Broken-hearted people, re-union, newly established couple, and two dead lonely men, plus a dirty little secret.But my lips are sealed....It's a nice warm day....And damn, I just can't get Colby Calliat's Bubly and One Republic's Stop and Stare, plus ...

Headlines Today
2008-01-28 06:07:00
Americans Distrust the Media January 27, 2008 | From theTrumpet.comNew poll reveals widening gap between what the media reports and what people actually believe. Earlier this month, a Sacred Heart University Poll found that an increasing percentage of Americans do not trust the reporting of the major news media. Less than 20 percent of those surveyed were able to say they believed all or most of what the media reports?down from 27 percent in 2003. According to the report, The perception is growing among Americans that the news media attempts to influence public opinion?from 79.3 percent strongly or somewhat agreeing in 2003 to 87.6 percent in 2007.And, 86 percent agreed (strongly or somewhat) that the news media attempts to influence public policies?up from 76.7 percent in 2003.Americans surveyed provided poor ratings for the national news media on six different characteristics measured. The average overall positive rating across all six characteristics measured wa...
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Short notes
2008-01-26 09:48:00
Great News: I'm finally quit from the job!Will write more soon....
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Life Coach
2008-01-26 09:44:00
Getting Past Done: What to Do After You?ve Finished a Big ProjectPosted: 25 Jan 2008 07:30 AM CSTWhat to Do When You Get to DoneThere?s no feeling in the world quite like the mixture of triumph and sadness that comes after finishing a project you?ve been working on for months or even years. On one hand, you?re done and can finally release your finished product, whatever it is, into the world. On the other hand, though, completing a big goal leaves a little emptiness in your life, like sending your kids off to college ? one of the major driving forces in your life is gone.Since you likely have a little more time on your hands now that you?re not working on your big project anymore, take a moment or two to to reflect on what you?ve accomplished, how to build on your success, and how to avoid the mistakes that you?ve made on the way to your achievement. The end goal is to weave the finished project into the overarching fabric of your life ? your mission, your vision, your raison d?être...
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Headlines Today
2008-01-26 09:30:00
The Week in ReviewJanuary 26, 2008 | From theTrumpet.comEgypt back-stabs Israel and sides with Islamists, the EU wants to reshape NATO its own way, Britain faces a grueling debate over its European identity, plus more. Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians streamed across the Egypt/Gaza border unhindered after Hamas destroyed two thirds of the border wall on Wednesday. Mubarak made little effort to stop people from crossing in and out of Egypt. ?I told [the Egyptian border guards] to let them come in and eat and buy food and then return them later as long as they were not carrying weapons,? he told reporters.There may be good reason Mubarak was not too perturbed. ?In all likelihood, the border breach was coordinated on some level between Egypt and Hamas,? Stratfor reported. Supporting this probability is the fact that just the day before, Mubarak was on the phone to the president of Hamas?s sponsor Iran?for the first time ever?discussing Gaza and the need to lift the siege on Gaza. ...
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Headlines Today
2008-01-25 14:24:00
Congo: The Overlooked CrisisJanuary 25, 2008 | From theTrumpet.comThe crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo is killing 45,000 people every month. While headlines are filled with hyped-up stories about global warming, the Palestinian humanitarian crisis, and Hollywood actors, true tragedies, such as what is happening in the Democratic Republic of Congo, are often overlooked.Warfare, disease and malnutrition are killing Congolese at a rate of 45,000 per month, a study released Tuesday by the International Rescue Committee (irc) has found. Combined with Congo?s 1998-2003 war, a total of 5.4 million people have died in the past decade?nearly 1,500 per day.Congo?s mortality rate is 57 percent higher than that of the rest of sub-Saharan Africa, and more than 8 percent of the nation?s 66 million population has died since 1998, according to the aid organization (Seattle Times, January 23).?Congo?s loss is equivalent to the entire population of Denmark or the state of Colorado perishing...
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Broadcasting News
2008-01-25 14:10:00
PCM announce migration From http://www.satellite-evolution.comHong Kong, 23rd January 2008 ?Pacific Century Matrix (?PCM?) announced the migration of the SUPREME MASTER TELEVISON channel to PCM?s most premium full trans-ponder MCPC broadcast platform on the AsiaSat 3S satellite, transponder 4H. In November 2007, PCM's full transponder MCPC broadcast service was selected by Su-preme Master Television as service of choice on AsiaSat 3S. Broadcast on AsiaSat 3S is part of Supreme Master Television's historical expansion of the channel?s coverage around the globe.Mobile TV set for Asian explosionFrom http://www.hollywoodreporter.comHONG KONG -- The number of mobile TV subscribers in Asia will increase fivefold in five years, up from an estimated 15 million today to 76.3 million in 2012, according to data quoted in the Cable & Satellite Broadcasting Association of Asia-commissioned "Mobile TV in Asia" report released Thursday.Compiled by digital research agency Tomorrow, the report ai...
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