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Tuesday, 17 January 2012
Thursday, 12 January 2012
Dubai Airshows
As we are students from Abu Dhabi Men’s College, we went there to see airplanes and what the companies offer for students in the future. One of these companies, Mubadala, are nowadays building a new airplane which will protect our environment to keep humans living in a healthy way. Another one is Strata; it’s a company for building airplane instrumentation and they did many projects such as building some parts for the Airbus A320 and for Boeing airplanes and some army airplanes.
As I’m a student in Aviation Engineering in my first year. I’m so excited to know more about space and technology for use in airplanes. I met with some Emirati students who went to the NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration). It was great to meet them and learn from their experience in NASA.
In the afternoon and because we were so close to National Day, the 40th anniversary of the U.A.E. , the U.A.E. Air Force, started a show for the people in the exhibition displaying the U.A.E. flag colors in the sky. This was a really great show between. While watching the U.A.E. show I took many pictures, to keep as a memento for me of this show forever.
I’m sure that all students who went to this show will never forget it, and they will think about it again and again to come to this place where they can see their future.
References
http://www.dubaiairshow.aero/
Wednesday, 14 December 2011
INDIA COUNTRY
Introduction
India is a very rich country in culture because it comes from different countries and languages. The population in India is a very huge number and it’s around one billion.
Delhi is the capital of India and that is divided into two parts: the old city is Delhi and the modern city of New Delhi is the third largest city in India, after Calcutta and Mumbai.
Indian Flag
The India flag has three horizontal stripes in orange, white, green and there is a dark blue wheel in the middle of the flag. Each part of the flag has a special meaning. In addition, included in the wheel in the middle of the flag is an old Buddhist symbol.
Religions
Religions play an important part for Indian people. There are many religions there, such as, Hindus, Muslims, Christians and others.
This chart shows the number of people for each religion. Furthermore, Hinduism is the highest religion in Indian and there are more than 800,000,000 people who are following that religion in India.
Tourist places
India is a huge country, and there are so many places to visit and a fantastic sights to see like:
- Red Fort
The Red Fort in Delhi was built by Shah Jahan in 1638. It has huge, red sandstone walls. Also, it has a beautiful a sound and light show in the evening.
- Taj Mahal
The Taj Mahal was built by the Mughal Emperor, Shah Jahan in memory of his wife. He wanted it to be the most wonderful building in the world. It took 20 years to build that with thousands of workers.
- Golden Temple
The Golden Temple in Amritsar, is for the Sikh religion. The temple has been broken and rebuilt many times. The Golden Temple is surrounded by the lake. So it shines like a gold sun in the lake.
There are hundreds of festivals and holidays in India. That is because it has many religions and each one has his own celebration and holiday. There is also a national holiday on 26 January for all people in India.
In addition, it has many celebrations for each religion. For example: Ramadan is the most important festival for Muslims and that happens every year. It is only one month fasting without eating and drinking.
Also, Holi is the Hindu festival that marks the beginning of spring in March or April.
In my conclusion, I think India will become a famous country among the biggest countries in the world in a few years. Indian people work so hard, never stopping, just like a river.
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Thursday, 20 October 2011
Summary Writing
North Country (film)
The Story of Lois Jenson and the Landmark Case That Changed Sexual Harassment Law by Clara Bingham and Laura Leedy Gansler, which chronicled the case of Jenson v. Eveleth Taconite Company.
In 1989, Josey, played by Charlize Theron, returns to her hometown in Northern Minnesota with her children, Sam (Thomas Curtis) and Karen after she escaped from her husband. She moves to live with her parents. She became pregnant at the age of 16 years.
She had two kids from two different husbands and both of them were bad with her. Her family needs money so she starts work at the mine where all men are and they don’t accept her as a woman to work with her. She’s many problems during her work. Josey's high school boyfriend also works at the mine. Her attempts to stop the provocations by reporting it to the mine's higher-up only worsen it, and soon all the women are being verbally and physically abused by men at the factory. Josey, in addition, is also sexually harassed by many of them, including Bobby. Josey refuses to give in to her male co-workers' demands. Her son Sam starts believing that his mother is indeed promiscuous after discovering that he was the result of her teenage pregnancy.
She starts a fight to get herself and other women treated at the mine. At the end she wins and she’s got her rights and for other women. The company is forced to pay the women for what they suffered, in addition to establishing a sexual harassment policy at the workplace.
Reference:-
Tuesday, 11 October 2011
Mr. Hedley trip to Brunei
Narrative Essay
30 years ago, Hedley's, his wife and his elder daughter decided to go together to the Niah Caves in East Malaysia. Their trip started from Bandar Seri Begawan the capital of Brunei. They travelled by car, ferry and small boat. He drove for along time to reach Niah.
They went to many beautiful places such as beach, restaurant and lakes. Hedley and his family stayed in a government rest house. During one trip they saw many beautiful things such as caves; they saw men climbing poles in order to scrape birds’ nests off the roof of the caves.
It was a very long trip so they decided to go back again to Brunei.
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