If you want to be notified the next time I write something, sign up for FREE email alerts or subscribe to the RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Following the CNN sample of misleading reporting when it comes to Palestine/Israel conflict, another classic example of how the US media adopts the version of the Israeli Occupation Forces,
This [...]
In an April 24, 2005 column, �The Hottest Button: How the Times Covers Israel/Palestine,� The New York Times' Public Editor Daniel Okrent dismisses the broad international consensus that Israeli settlements in the Occupied Palestinian Territories are illegal under international law. (See below for full article.)
The NYT continues to mislead its readers by not telling them [...]
The US-led occupation forces in Iraq face violent attacks and suicide bombings, but nature has its hazards as well - like this dramatic desert sandstorm.
The storm hit on Tuesday, at the former Iraqi airbase at al-Asad, about 180 km (110 miles) west of Baghdad, now home to a US marine corps unit.
The sandstorm [...]
I was born at Kuwait and lived there for 18 years. But this was my first visit to Kuwait since 16 years. Although it was for business, however, it was emotional too.
Emotional in the sense that my first reaction when I landed at the airport was strange. I just stood at the arrival hall look [...]
I'm out of town for a couple of days. Will be back by Friday, April 29. Stay tuned!
Tagged KuwaitHappy 15th birthday Hubble. One of the coolest slide shows ever.
Tagged SpaceAnti-TV guerrillas: Switch off and get a life say protesters armed with remote control device that can blank out sets from 45 feet.
Tagged MediaScientists have begun putting genes from human beings into food crops in a dramatic extension of genetic modification. The move, which is causing disgust and revulsion among critics, is bound to strengthen accusations that GM technology is creating "Frankenstein foods" and drive the controversy surrounding it to new heights.
Even before this development, many people, including [...]
October 2004, I posted a news article about the intentions of Qatar to substitute robots for jockeys in camel races. Now the robot is ready and was tested last week.
The following photos shows 'Kamel', the robot jockey, rides Ghazil, a Qatari camel, during a test-run at the Shahaniah camel race track in Doha, Qatar.
The Robot [...]
Tagged Camel, Child, Human Rights, Jockey, Photos, Qatar, RobotRussian doctor makes artificial eye out of patient's teeth
Tagged (Mis) Use of TechnologyOne of the best ways to make your mark on the world is to have a catchy nickname. You say you want fame? Fortune? Fans galore? Well, first we need to fix your name!
The Sopranos Gangster Name Generator and Mob Nickname
If you are a Computer Programmers, here is your Nickname Generator
Wondering what they call you [...]
Horse riders from the Middle East compete in a 120 km (75 miles) International Endurance Race in the desert of Wadi Rum in southern Jordan April 23, 2005. Some 70 riders took part in the prestigious race which was also a chance to boost tourism in the kingdom. REUTERS/Ali Jarekji
I love Wadi Rum. It's stunning [...]
Saudi singer Hisham Abdel Rahman poses by his 'Star Academy' award upon his arrival at Jiddah airport, Saudi Arabia, in this file picture dated Saturday April 16, 2005. Religious authorities briefly detained Saudi singer Hisham Abdel Rahman, made famous in the Arab World by winning this year's 'Star Academy' reality TV show for causing an [...]
Tagged Art, Culture, Saudi ArabiaUnited Arab Emirates builds gold hotel that is a geeks dream palace. It boasts more than 1,000 miles of fiber optic & broadcast cable among its many tech innovations. (Related site: Emeriates Palace)
Tagged UAEMicrosoft's New Mantra - 'It Just Works'
Tagged Science and Technology
