A Daughter is A Blessing

 

Bismillah Walhamdulillah Was Salaatu Was Salaam 'Ala Rasulillah

Assalaam Alaikum Wa Rahmatullahi Wa Barakatuhu

 A Daughter is A Blessing

A  Couple  Made A Deal The Night Of Their Marriage

To NOT Open The Door Of Their Room

To Anybody Who Comes Knocking in The Morning

For Any Reason !
In The Morning The Parents Of The Husband

Came & Knocked On The Door,

 The Husband & The Wife Were Looking At Each Other

 & As They Agreed Before,

They Didn't Open The Door. 

After A While The Parents Of The Bride

Came Knocking At The Door To Check On Them,

The Couple Were Looking At Each Other,

Then The Bride Dropped A Tear

 & Started Crying She Said :

" I Cannot Keep Them Knocking & Not Open The Door,

 I Miss Them Already"

The Husband Didn't Say Anything

& He Let Her Open The Door For Her Parents.
Years & Years Passed & The Couple Had 5 Children,

 The First Ones Were Boys & The 5th Was A Little Girl,

 When She Was Born The Father Was Extremely Happy

That  Almighty Blessed Him With Her,

& He Threw A Huge Party For Her in Grand Style.

People Were So Amazed With His Joy

 & His Happiness That They Asked Him,

Why Are You So Happy With Her

More Than You Were Before With Her Elder Brothers ? 

He Answered Simply :

" She is The One Who Will Open The Door For Me "

 'A'  Baby Girls Are The Comfort Of The Eyes Of Their Father !

 They Hold The Key To Their Mother's Heart ! 

 Daughters Are Really Unique..

They Care For Their Parents

Even After They Are Married.

  It's Rightly Said,

  "A Son is A Son Till He Gets A Wife,

A Daughter is A Daughter All Her Life ! "

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'Assalam Alaikum' China is the place to be for English Teachers ! { Enjoy the Smiles }

WELCOME FOR COMING!?

Gee Thanks !

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~ 'Salaams' & Smiles to You All-~

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Say, 'Indeed, my Prayer, my Rites of Sacrifice,

my Living and my Dying are for ALLAH, Lord of the Worlds'.

{'Quran'~Surat Al-'An`am -# 6-162.}

{'In Shaa Allah'~'Aameen'}

One Thing To Never Forget

 

 

Your presence, is a present to the world.

You're unique and one of a kind.

Your life can be, what you want it to be.

Take the days, just one at a time.

Count your blessings, not your troubles.

You'll make it through, whatever comes along.

Within you, are so many answers.

Understand, have courage, be strong.

Don't put limits on yourself.

So many dreams, are waiting to be realized.

Decisions are too important, to leave to chance.

Reach for your peak, your goal and your prize.

Nothing wastes more energy, than worrying.

The longer one carries a problem, the heavier it gets.

Don't take things too seriously.

Live a life of serenity, not a life of regrets.

Remember, that a little love goes a long way.

Remember, that a lot of love goes forever.

Remember, that friendship is a wise investment.

Life's treasures, are people... Together.

Realize, that it's never too late.

Do ordinary things, in a extraordinary way.

Have health, hope and happiness.

Take the time, to wish upon a star.

And don't ever forget....

For even a day....

How very special you are.

~Unknown~

 

 

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Can cracking your knuckles give you arthritis?

 

Can cracking your knuckles give you arthritis?

"Don't go to bed with your hair wet... you'll get arthritis in your neck."

That's just one of the many myths surrounding arthritis, a condition that 

affects ten million people in the UK today.

Another? The one you were doubtless warned of as a kid – that cracking your knuckles 

could cause it. 

The truth is there is no evidence to support Granny's theory.

Several studies have in fact put the old wives' tale to bed – including one by Dr Donald Unger, 

who cracked only his left hand knuckles every day for 56 years, never developing arthritis, 

but who received the Ig Nobel Prize for his efforts.

Another study simply visited 28 nursing homes and asked the residents with and without arthritis 

whether they had regularly cracked their knuckles, and again found no link.

New York-based rheumatologist Yusuf Yazici said: 

"I think this one started when older people with osteoarthritis heard kids cracking their knuckles.

Some arthritis drugs may increase chances of shingles

 

 

Some arthritis drugs may increase chances of shingles

 Rheumatoid arthritis treatments could increase the

 risk of shingles says German study.

Rheumatoid arthritis is a painful condition which is caused by the 

body's own defences - a so-called autoimmune disorder.

Drugs used to treat this and other similar conditions normally act by reducing the 

body's immune response. It is because the response is too high that the condition 

occurs in the first place.

However there can be side-effects, and a new Germany study has suggested that 

one such side-effect is the increased chance of shingles.

Shingles is the reactivation of the virus which causes chickenpox. 

Typically this is contracted as a child. 

However after the symptoms have passed the virus remains dormant in the body. 

It can then re-active, typically when the person is over the age of 50.

This re-activation is called shingles, and it can be very painful. 

The symptoms include blisters which can be very sore and itchy.

The study investigated the effects of Anti-TNF (anti-tumour necrosis factor alpha) 

therapy drugs which can help sufferers of Rheumatoid arthritis. 

It analysed data from over 5,000 patients and looked at different types of treatment. 

The researchers found that Anti-TNF drugs almost doubled the incidence of shingles.

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Sandblasting jeans comes under fire in Bangladesh

 

Sandblasting jeans comes under fire in Bangladesh

By Shafiq Alam

Suman Howlader was thrilled to land a job in a Bangladeshi factory sandblasting new jeans 

to make them look old, but he now believes the diktats of fashion have exacted a heavy toll 

on his health.

After working for three years, he started vomiting blood, coughing badly and struggling 

to breathe before being admitted to a specialist respiratory hospital in Dhaka.

Workers' groups say Howlader and many others like him have been misdiagnosed as

 suffering from tuberculosis because of ignorance about silicosis -- an incurable disease 

caused by inhalation of silica particles.

The minute, fast-moving particles are released during sandblasting, a process used to

 give new jeans the "worn" look that has been popular for many years around the world.

Sandblasting has long been banned in Europe and the United States, but Bangladesh's 

cheap-labour garment factories still use it to condition jeans for top western brands.

Gucci, Levi's, H&M and Gap have all vowed to stop selling sandblasted products, 

while Dolce & Gabbana has been targeted in an Internet campaign to take a similar stance.

"One day, when I was working, blood started gushing out of my mouth and nose," 

Howlader told AFP from his hospital bed.

"They told me the work was safe. But the constant sandblasting made the room fill up with

 dust and sand. You end up swallowing and inhaling a lot of it."

Howlader fired high-pressure sand at denim jeans with just a cloth mask for protection, 

treating 200-300 pairs in a ten-hour day.

"Sandblasting is booming here," said Kalpana Akhter, general secretary of the 

Bangladesh Center for Workers Solidarity, which records many silicosis-like symptoms

among workers in the sector.

"Doctors are not looking out for silicosis, so cases get diagnosed as tuberculosis instead," she said.

As most Bangladeshi companies have no health insurance, many of those who become sick simply 

quit their jobs and return to their villages in dreadful health, she added.

Tens of thousands of Bangladeshi workers are involved and at least 500 factories use sandblasting,

 said Khorshed Alam, who runs a labour rights group.

"Workers hardly have any protective gear to prevent (silica) dust from entering their system," he said.

According to Alam, many large factories are aware of the health risks of sandblasting and to avoid 

potential liability they often subcontract out the work to small, standalone factories.

"We used home-made compressors and sand-guns, which are 20 times cheaper 

than the ones used by big jeans plants," 

Delwar Hossain, supervisor at the small Meridian unit in Dhaka, told AFP.

Because of the high pay -- 7,500 taka ($100) a month or double the minimum wage -- 

they have no shortage of workers like Mohammad Ilias.

With only a thin cloth wrapped around his face, the 21-year-old from a village 

in the country's remote north was blasting sand with a homemade pressure-gun 

onto a pair of new jeans.

The week in photos 7/10/2011

 

A look at some of the week's most iconic images from across the globe.

2) People gathered across the globe to mourn the death of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs.

1) Amanda Knox arrives in court prior to her acquittal over the death of British student Meredith Kercher.

 

3) In this exposure of five seconds a carousel rotates in front of the Mariendom (Cathedral of Mary), left,

 and the St. Severi's Church, right, during the Oktoberfest in Erfurt, central Germany.

4) Pablo Picasso's L'Aubade 1967 on display at Sotheby's, London as part of their upcoming sales 

of Impressionist, Modern, Contemporary and 20th Century Italian Art.

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Pancreatic cancer

 

Pancreatic cancer: Risk factors

Early symptoms vague

 

The sad news of the death of Steve Jobs has brought pancreatic cancer into the headlines.

The Apple co-founder underwent surgery in 2004 for an islet cell neuroendocrine tumour, 

a rare and less aggressive type of pancreatic cancer. 

This - and excellent medical care - is probably why he lived so long with the disease.

Each year, more than 7,500 people in the UK are diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, 

and around 6,500 die of it. Of the most common cancers, it has the worst survival rate.

Just three per cent of patients live for five years or more after being diagnosed with the disease, 

a figure which has remained static over the last 40 years.

UK pancreatic cancer survival figures also lag behind other European countries, as well as the US, 

Canada and Australia, according to a recent report by charity Pancreatic Cancer UK.

In countries such as Canada and Australia, reported survival rates are double those of the UK.

Scientists Find Ocean-Like Water On Comet

 

Scientists have, for the first time, found water like that found in the Earth's oceans on a comet.
The new evidence strongly suggests that a significant portion of the Earth's seawater arrived
as a result of collisions with ice-packed comets.

Astronomers at the University of Michigan found the comet Hartley 2

carries ice with the same chemical composition as our oceans.

"We were all surprised," said Professor Ted Bergin.

"Life would not exist on Earth without liquid water, so the questions of how
and when the oceans got here is a fundamental one (sic)," he said.
"It's a big puzzle and these new findings are an important piece."

The scientists made the discovery with infrared instruments on the Hershel Space Observatory ,
a telescope which orbits 930,000 miles away from Earth.
They measured the ratio of hydrogen and deuterium - or heavy hydrogen - in the frozen water,
and found it was the same as in seawater.

Six other comets analysed by the observatory in recent years carried ice with

different chemical compositions.
As a result scientists concluded that comets could not have contributed more than

 10% of the world's water.

But Hartley 2 was born in a different part of the solar system to the other six comets tested.

"The results show that the amount of material out there that could have contributed to

Earth's oceans is perhaps larger than we thought," said Professor Bergin.
The research is published in the science journal Nature.

A close-up view of the comet Hartley 2

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