The thing has the historic value because the lock of hair was cut from Napoleon’s head in the morning he died. Other Napoleon’s memorabilia, that were also sold at high prices, included a diary of British officer who supervised Napoleon in prison, which was completed with the conversations with Napoleon, and a metal painting.

The French Emperor was exiled to the island of Saint Helena in the Atlantic Ocean, after losing the Battle of Waterloo. Four years later or in 1821, he died.

source: liputan6.com, translated and re-written by Ai Cahyati

"The support has been signed by President Obama and President Yudhoyono in a meeting in Canada in a few weeks ago," he said, at Surabaya, 1 July 2010, Thursday night.

In the break time in US Independence Day commemoration (Fourth of July) in Surabaya, he said that form of activities in case of the education development would be determined by Indonesia-US Joint Commission.

"Indonesia-US Joint Commission that will formalize the activities, but the principle shape depends on what are prompted by the Indonesian government," he said, accompanied by U.S. Consul General in Surabaya, Carryn McClelland.

Still, he said, education cooperation has actually been running between Indonesia and the U.S., including the teaching program by 20 English teachers from the U.S. on a number of schools in East Java.

"There is also a University of Hasanuddin (Hasanuddin University) in Makassar, which requires cooperation of biological marine education with a university in Los Angeles”, he said.

Another form which has been running is a scholarship "Fulbright" for Indonesian students studying in the US.

"The most recent was the arrival of U.S. ships to the sea exploring the Okeanos Explorer at the invitation of the Indonesian government and now in the

waters of North Sulawesi for research cooperation," he said.

Team research cooperation under the Indonesia-United States marine it had produced pictures underwater is amazing and can be traced via Internet.

"I have seen pictures they produce, there is a coral (coral) from a depth of 2.5 kilometers beneath the sea, there are volcanoes under the sea. Very beautiful things, "he said.

U.S. Independence Day celebrations attended by a number of officials in East Java is marked with a "toast" the audience, then listen to a speech the U.S. Ambassador to Indonesia, along with musical entertainment from the staff of the U.S. Consulate General in Surabaya.

source: antaranews, re-written by Ai Cahyati

In Beijing in this year alone, internet system has recorded 52 000 syndicates placing bets worth 2.1 billion yuan (about 308 million U.S. dollars). China tightens supervision of the Police and take strong action against perpetrators of online gambling. In a separate case, police in Provnisn Liaoning, northeast China, earlier this week said, they have taken stern action against a large number of players of online gambling, which made a bet before the start of football since the World Cup. Police in the province have arrested 40 members of the gang, and found the money at stake valued at 100 million yuan between November 2009 and March 2010. Police said the syndicate was using an internet portal that allows overseas users to make bets ball. The members of the syndicate was using a pseudonym and did not know the identity of each other clearly.

source: yahoo news

Re-written by Ai Cahyati

Sauda now could only lay limp in the treatment room Rajawali Hospital Bandung. In the midst of his health condition which continues to decline, 67-year-old widow has to be prepared to accept the decision of the Supreme Court for reconsideration claiming proven legally and convincingly perform fraudulent actions grant letter. This case stems from a lawsuit filed by Sauda to Kimiati Mok, Suryadi Senjaya, Jaka Sendjaya Housing and the Head Office of the City of Bandung. Land held three defendants were declared to belong to the evidence Sauda grant letter dated July 3, 1960. But in its development, instead turning Sauda reported Suryadi and friends of the suspected counterfeit note that grant. Suspicion is strengthened and the High Court decision was Jabar. Sauda now have to prepare one-year jail sentence. Yesterday the team went to legal counsel Sauda Kejari Bandung office to request a stay of execution.

source: Liputan6

Rewritten by Ai Cahyati

One system offered to drive the rats are ultrasonic sound technology. Ultrasonic sound technology is the technology by utilizing high frequency ultrasonic sound of voices, i.e. 35 000 Hz. Sound frequency can only be heard by the order rodentia animals, including rats. The voice could not be heard by humans. Human can only hear sounds with frequencies Hz 20000-25000.

Ultrasonic sound may cause discomfort in the rat. It works like human beings who put her ear to the siren sounded very loud. Rats will feel afraid, can not adjust, and certainly do not feel comfortable with ultrasonic sound generated. This tool also uses generator that can remove ultrasonic sound louder and changes making increasingly disrupted mice.

Electromagnetic Waves

The second system is to use electromagnetic waves. Electromagnetic waves are produced by utilizing power cables power that lay behind the walls of your home. With such capacity, the product has become a tool to drive the giant rat. It works the same way as when you call. When speaking, your voice will be delivered via telephone lines at a certain frequency. Wave utilizing electromagnetic power cables to transmit signals through the cable changes, which can disrupt the nervous system of mice.

According to Hendra Binagraha, technical experts Tissor Electronic Pest Repeller products, the technology is safe to use. Commeta even dare to guarantee that the technology. This will not affect humans, pets, or electronic equipment, and not to increase the electromagnetic power from the power cable at home.

This tool easily change the frequency of electromagnetic waves with the target animals such as mice, are very sensitive to frequency changes electromagnetic. The signal will live and die every few seconds so that these animals can not establish its durability. Electromagnetic vibrations produced can be accepted by the rats. Rats will feel disturbed and uneasy. Rats will feel the difference in environment and make them feel like being in enemy territory. Consequently, they will move and dodge away from the source wave.

Safe for health

Electronic Repeller Tissor does not use chemicals, smokeless, and odorless. Thus, this product is safe for human health, animal pets, and electrical appliances. Besides safe for health, this product is also economical because only consume 3 watts of power and can be used for a prolonged period, more than four years.

How it works

First week : Rats will feel uneasy and uncomfortable because of the change in sound and magnetic waves

Second week : The sound produced ultrasonic sounds more harsh and fickle. As of this week, the rats would be seen wandering around home find a place to shelter and make a hole to exit.

Third week : In addition to ultrasonic sound louder and volatility, the electronic wave also produce a more rapid waves and fickle. As of this week, the rats would be more space and speed up the search for a hole to pull away and leave home.

Fourth week onwards: Rats have not seen wandering around the house. Was freed from house mice.

source: http://haxims.blogspot.com/2010/01/inilah-cara-usir-tikus-aman-untuk.html

Re-written by Ai Cahyati

There are several kinds of indicators, including the frequency of occurrence, the total death toll, and its comparison with a population of a country. In the list these natural disasters are earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, tsunamis, hurricanes, floods, droughts, landslides, heat waves and epidemics.

"Poverty is an important factor in countries whose frequency and impact of severe natural disasters," says environmental analyst Maplecroft, Anna Moss.

"Infrastructure bad, plus the population density in high risk areas such as plains, riverbanks, high cliffs, continue to increase the likelihood of victims. "

The NDRI research, the death toll from Bangladesh reached 191 thousand people from natural disasters over the last 30 years. Indonesia also has nearly equal numbers of victims, mostly caused by the tsunami in December 2004. While in Iran, the greatest vulnerability to disasters are earthquakes, which has caused 74 deaths of thousands of lives.

source: yahoo Indonesia news and written by Ai Cahyati

Magnesium deficiency in the body can cause the following: loss of appetite; disorientation; confusion; psychotic behavior; depression; tremors; convulsions; numbness, tingling, and cramps in the muscles; vasodilation, or widening of the blood vessels; coronary spasms; abnormal heart rhythms; seizures; and irritability of the nervous system.

How Much Magnesium Do We Require?

The Recommended Dietary Allowance, or RDA for males are: 410 mg for ages 14 to 18; 400 mg for ages 19 to 30; 420 mg for ages 31 and above. The RDA for females are:360 mg for ages 14 to 18; 310 mg for ages 19 to 30 ; 320 mg for ages 31 and above. During pregnancy the RDA is increased to 40 mg. What are the Causes of Magnesium Deficiency?

According to a couple of studies conducted nationwide, it was found that the diets of most of the adult population in America are deficient in magnesium, and it was also found that compared to Hispanics or non-Hispanic whites, the non-Hispanic black population consumed lower amounts of magnesium, and that people who were 70 years of age and above co nsumed less magnesium compared to younger adults. Magnesium deficiency is therefore a common occurrence in the United States, due to the fact that Americans by and large do not consume the recommended amounts of magnesium. Apart from that, magnesium deficiency is also caused because of magnesium being depleted excessively through the urine; disorders of the gastrointestinal system that leads to magnesium not being absorbed adequately or excessive loss of magnesium in the stool; or the intake of magnesium being chronically low.

Treatments that involve diuretics, certain medications used for treating cancer, and certain antibiotics, can lead to an increase of the loss of magnesium through urine. Diabetes that is not adequately controlled can result in magnesium being lost excessively in urine, resulting in the magnesium stores in the body being depleted. Alcohol also leads to magnesium being excreted excessively in the urine, and a high intake of alcohol has been linked to magnesium deficiency. Excessive or chronic diarrhea and vomiting can also lead to magnesium deficiency due to the depletion of the mineral.

Some of the other possible causes of magnesium deficiency are:

A decrease in the Absorption or Intake of Magnesium: Postoperative complications subsequent to bowel resection, parenteral fluids being administered without adding magnesium salts, and nasogastric suctioning; and malnutrition or starvation.

Loss of Magnesium in Excessive Amounts: Diabetic acidosis and severe dehydration; hypoparathyroidism and hyperaldosteronism, resulting in hypocalcemia and hypokalemia; hypercalcemia and hyperthyroidism; adrenocortical hormones being released in excessive amounts.

Magnesium deficiency can also be primarily due to genetic disorders.

Magnesium Deficiency Treatment with Magnesium Supplements

In case magnesium deficiency is suspected, your doctor will check the blood levels of magnesium. If there is only a mild deficiency of magnesium, it can be restored to normal just by increasing the intake of magnesium in the diet. Adults at risk of magnesium deficiency can get their recommended amounts of the mineral by consuming dark green leafy vegetables as well as at least five servings of vegetables and fruits every day. Rice, wheat bran, and oats are some of the grains that are high in magnesium.

An intravenous drip may be required if the magnesium levels in the blood are very low, in order to get back to normal levels. Your doctor may also prescribe magnesium supplements, although some types, especially magnesium salts, can lead to diarrhea. Most health food outlets have magnesium oxide, which is a form of magnesium that is absorbed the least efficiently by the human body. Some medical experts are of the opinion that magnesium malate is one the best supplements for the treatment of magnesium deficiency, since it is absorbed the most efficiently by the human body.

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• Mild magnesium deficiency can be treated with a daily dose of magnesium supplements, either orally or I.M.

• Severe magnesium deficiency can be treated with magnesium sulfate supplement being administered intravenously, with 10-40 mEq/L being diluted in the intravenous fluid.

These days, you can find numerous magnesium supplements that can be bought over the counter. In addition, there are also a wide range of magnesium rich food supplements that you can buy from supermarkets and drugstores. Your health care provider or doctor will be the best person to prescribe the best method of getting extra magnesium if required.

source: buzzle.com, re-written by Ai Cahyati

Alex was admitted as a child there is no special treatment from her parents. Even himself among those who did not impose himself to learning. He’d rather spend the chance to play with kids that same with his age. What is unique about him, he does not like to isolate themselves to be learning. But prefer to learn while listening to the teacher teaches.

"I will be more receptive to lessons when I was a lot of listening," said the man born in Balikpapan, East Kalimantan was January 30, 1991, after graduation ceremonies at Graha Saba Permana, Gadjah Mada University, Yogyakarta, Wednesday, May 19, 2010. Having graduated from SMAN 1 Balikpapan in 2006. He went through the line FK UGM Scholastic Talent Search (PBS) UM UGM. During the 3.5 years he completed his studies with a GPA of 3.56.

Interest in choosing physician education comes from himself. Nevertheless, since childhood her mother who also happened to work as a doctor also suggested he would become a doctor.

"Since childhood, had been asked to become a doctor. But it’s that desire (to be doctors) already exists than myself since high school," said Alex, who aspires to be a surgeon this.

Gajah Mada University in Yogyakarta 1301 Associate Degree, and 215 experts for the 2009/2010 Academic Year Period III, Wednesday, May 19, 2010, in Building Grha Sabha Pramana.

source: VIVAnews

Partnerships between public and private organizations aim to assist with everything from securing financing to writing a business plan. The first project is being launched in Egypt.  A second project in Indonesia is expected to follow soon. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton talked about the programs at a Presidential Summit on Entrepreneurship.

HILLARY CLINTON: "Now these initiatives comprise a first wave of programs to promote global entrepreneurship. But they reflect the Obama administration’s commitment to a new approach to development — one based on investment, not aid. On supporting local leadership and ideas, rather than imposing our own."

More than two hundred fifty people attended the two-day summit meeting held in Washington in late April. Most were from majority Muslim countries. President Obama promised to hold a summit on entrepreneurship in his speech to the Islamic world last June in Cairo. He says the business market is the most powerful force for economic growth and lifting people out of poverty. He also says entrepreneurship is an area where countries can learn from each other. Tim Kane is with the Ewing Marion Kaufman Foundation, a nonprofit in the United States that works to increase entrepreneurship worldwide. He says the World Bank has found that simpler rules and other regulatory reforms make it easier to do business in the Middle East.

TIM KANE: "One of the things the World Bank measured was how long it takes to start a business. Typical Middle Eastern country in two thousand four was forty-two days.  You have an idea, have to file a bunch of paperwork — ten forms, forty-two days.  Nowadays the average company in the Middle East takes twenty-one days to start a business.  In Saudi Arabia it takes five days. So, it’s things like that where they can learn from each other about how to get more efficient, how to help entrepreneurs get off the ground."

The Global Entrepreneurship Program in Egypt will create several partnerships between American and Egyptian groups. These include the Egyptian Junior Business Association and the American University in Cairo. The United States Agency for International Development has a team of entrepreneurs in Egypt to supervise the program.

source: VOAnews, re-written by Ai Cahyati

Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki lashed out at the bombers in a statement Friday night, saying the insurgents were trying to fight back after Iraqi security forces killed the two al-Qaida in Iraq leaders on April 18.

"The cowardly terrorist attacks that occurred today were intending to cover the great success achieved by the security forces through the killing of the leaders of wickedness and terrorism, Abu Omar al-Baghdadi and Abu Ayyub al-Masri," al-Maliki said.

He also called on Iraqis to stand firm against Baathists, former members of the Baath Party that ruled Iraq under Saddam Hussein. The term "Baathist" strikes a particular chord with many Shiites who fear the party’s followers may yet rise again to rule the country; Sunnis often feel the word is a thinly veiled attack on all of the minority sect. Officials have warned that the insurgents remain capable of staging high-profile bombings despite the killing of their two leaders, which U.S. Vice President Joe Biden called a "potentially devastating blow" to al-Qaida in Iraq.

Friday’s apparently coordinated attacks came in a two-hour span shortly after the Shiites’ call to prayer across the capital. The major blasts were in former Shiite militia strongholds, underscoring the insurgents’ professed aim of provoking a new round of sectarian bloodshed. Among the targets of the car and roadside bombs were three Shiite mosques.

In the vast eastern Baghdad slum of Sadr City, hundreds of worshippers knelt on prayer mats in the streets surrounding the offices of anti-U.S. cleric Muqtada al-Sadr when the deadliest blasts went off. Four strategically located car bombs timed to maximize the carnage killed at least 36 people and wounded nearly 200, according to hospital and police officials who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to talk to the media. Aqil Ibrahim, 35, was fixing his taxi when he heard the first explosion.

"I went to see what was going on and to help the wounded worshippers. I saw pieces of human flesh on the ground," he said, holding his bandaged hand.

Flames shot out of nearby parked cars and motorcycles. Blood mixed with water streamed down muddy streets as firefighters worked to put out the blazes, and passers-by frantically tried to help. Shouting men loaded the wounded onto trucks to rush them to the hospital. One man ran carrying a young girl in a bloodstained pink dress. Others could be seen picking up human remains and burying them in a nearby field before sunset in accordance with Islamic law. Onlookers in Sadr City threw stones at arriving Iraqi security forces, frustrated that the troops cannot secure the city. The troops fired their guns in the air to scatter the crowd. Two of the bombs exploded in the mainly Shiite neighborhood of Zafaraniyah, killing one person and wounding 12. Two others targeted mosques linked with prominent Shiite political leaders. A car bomb at the Hadi al-Chalabi mosque in the Hurriyah neighborhood killed eight people and wounded 19. The mosque is named after the father of Ahmed Chalabi, who was behind much of the faulty intelligence that resulted in the U.S.-led invasion and has since led efforts to bar many Sunni political figures from office. A bomb targeting the Muhsin al-Hakim mosque killed 14 people and wounded 36. That mosque is named after the grandfather of Ammar al-Hakim, a leading Shiite political figure whose party has ties to Iran.

In the past, such bombings would be followed by revenge attacks by militias against Sunnis, but the retaliatory violence ebbed after al-Sadr’s forces were routed by U.S.-Iraqi offensives in 2008. Three people died in scattered violence elsewhere in the capital. Bombs also ripped through the houses of Iraqi policemen in the former insurgent stronghold of Anbar province, killing at least seven people, including a soldier trying to defuse one of the devices, authorities said.

April has been the deadliest month in Iraq so far this year, with more than 263 civilians killed in war-related violence, according to an Associated Press count. Still, violence is dramatically lower than past years. Sadrist lawmaker Bahaa al-Aaraji said Iraq’s leaders were more intent on jockeying for position than protecting people.

"Prolonging the time to form the government will pave the way for more attacks," he said. "These attacks represent a warning to the political blocs that they should speed up their efforts to form the government."

Al-Maliki is battling secular challenger Ayad Allawi for the right to form the next government. Al-Maliki’s mainly Shiite bloc came out with 89 seats in parliament, compared with 91 for Allawi’s Iraqiya coalition, which enjoys widespread Sunni support.

The prime minister has been challenging the vote in the courts, prompting a recount of the ballots in Baghdad that could swing the results in his favor. The result has been political stagnation that threatens to stretch on for weeks or months. Such periods of political instability have often been accompanied by an increase in violence in Iraq.

source: yahoo news, re-written by Ai Cahyati