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on the morning of December 24, Zhengzhou several Che Youhui spontaneously organized the first World ride Day activities. This is initiated by the riders in Zhengzhou Sina microblogging ride. Day, hundreds of private cars at the same time participate in the activities of more than 200 people ride the rides on the same day. Riders and the public to participate in the activities of which this activity to give hope and affirmation.
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faithful car in the busy staging area to post their own car ride day green car stickers and signs,, as well as fill out the owners of information. Some volunteers also came early to the scene to help the people ready to ride to the bus station for publicity page.
each private car owners to participate in activities chest are other signs of the They also presented to each ride ride public a business card the size Yaopai
to 9:00 o'clock in the assembly points had stopped nearly 20 private cars. Riders Liu drove his Pentium car early to come here. He said that this ride car faithful to engage in meaningful activities, online Evening all see this message, so a long time ago came to the scene, hoping to pull the ride the ride the public.
Longhai Road, a bus site and saw several volunteers in distributing promotional page. He carefully read the leaflets and think this is a good thing to ride for a while. Afterwards, he said, This is indeed a thing worthy of promotion,, so that not only convenient,, but also to establish a trust between man and man,,, but this trust is not easy to set up,, his heart was hesitant, coupled with on the side also advised him not to take to avoid being cheated.
Ms. Lee that day aboard the ride is relatively smooth, since she had read the Evening News reported. She did not expect the day of travel just met her a smooth ride from the Long-Hai Road to Chung Dong New Area, the CBD is not only convenient, but also save for their own transportation costs, she felt that this activity is very good,, and he is very lucky. She hoped that this activity to expand the publicity, there are more riders and the public involved.
passengers ride ride send microblogging express excitement
the jeepersMr. Zhang older to participate in the downwind Che Youhui, his screen name is usually he often free tensile load Shun's friends, but this time the face of complete strangers.
His car has just posted the logo is ready. Then a couple came up from the bus station next to hand leaflets, looked curiously at the team,, and volunteers quickly stepped forward to ask, knowing they went to the future Building the basic Shun, the couple looked at the road map. Mr. Zhang enthusiasm that can help them pull the nearby station,, so that you can save a lot of time.
the couple skeptical to ask: Mr. Zhang said: completely free which is the obligation to tensile load, you will be riding public ride day the first batch of Bo. Zhang told reporters that the couple alight on the road, but also specifically to take a photo in front of their own car. The two passengers to get off very grateful to him, which he was encouraged.
Sina microblogging, the passengers made it with map information: @ Pi Au 326: the middle is my Oh! Was very excited to become the first passengers of the world ride, ah,! ! ! Ride Friends of the too to power!
first World ride , cis multiply the public a total of 245 people,, an average of 2.25 people per car. Activities are most worried about is safety: the safety of the owners,, along multiply the safety. So each car is equipped with the volunteers, some of the volunteers is the owner's family. Told repeatedly that the precautions before departure, so the event does not appear to any person, vehicle accidents, disputes and other issues.
of the event organizer Liu deep said: The event generally feel that the public does not trust. This may be the popularization of surface not the causes of social Honesty. See our World ride Day poster vehicle to stand on street corners waiting for the bus taxi publicize the time when our volunteers, at least most of the people, or do not believe, or shunned, Many people believe that this is a lie. Owners to participate in activities with a wry smile to say: in May 2012,, they will consider the organization of the Second World ride More caring owners involved, they will ride the Friends of contact in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and other cities in the country co-sponsored this event, this inaugural activities in Zhengzhou station is a successful attempt.
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By Derek Kilner
Nairobi
11 March 2009
Wreckage of car destroyed 11 Mar 2009 by roadside bomb in Mogadishu, killing a senior official and three government soldiersA roadside explosion has killed a senior security official in Mogadishu, along with at least two other people, as Somalia's parliament prepared to take up a government proposal to introduce Islamic law in the country - an effort opposed by Islamist insurgents.
The senior official killed in the blast in northen Mogadishu had served as the security chief for former prime minister Ali Mohammed Ghedi.
No one has claimed responsibility for the attack,, but Islamist insurgents have been targeting government soldiers and African Union peacekeepers in the capital.
Somalia President Sharif Sheikh Ahmed, a moderate Islamist and former insurgent leader, has been trying to get harder-line insurgent groups to support his government, with mediation from Islamic leaders.
As part of that effort,, the president has said he will move to implement Islamic law in the country. Information minister Farhan Ali Mohamed said Tuesday the cabinet has agreed.
He said such a move would help stop attacks by Islamist insurgents and that Somalia's parliament would take up the proposal.
It will be the first time that Somalia's parliament will meet in Mogadishu since the government was formed in 2004.
The parliament had been meeting in Baidoa, in central Somalia, but the town is now controlled by the Shabab group. More recently the parliament has been based in neighboring Djibouti.
The most radical Islamist faction,, and the most powerful,, al-Shabab, has rejected the government. A spokesman,, Hassan Yaqub,, said the group had been fighting to implement sharia for the past two years.
But he dismissed the current effort as a plot by the government, whose members he described as infidels, to install an unacceptable form of sharia. He urged Islamist fighters to reject the measure.
The Shabab controls much of south and central Somalia,, as well as pockets of Mogadishu, and has implemented a strict form of sharia in many of the areas.
There are signs that the Somali public,, who tend to hold moderate Islamic views, are growing frustrated with the Shabab's radicalism.
This week,, the Shabab shut down several money-wiring companies in the port city of Kismayo. The companies,, known as hawala, which transfer money to the country from the extensive Somali diaspora are a major source of income,, and there are reports that the move has encountered opposition from the public.
President Ahmed is visiting Burundi,, which along with Uganda supplies the troops for the African Union peacekeeping force in Mogadishu. While he thanked Burundi for its efforts, the presence of AU troops has encountered growing resistance from Islamist insurgents and from more moderate Islamic scholars who back the government.
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By Phil Mercer ,
Sydney
09 February 2009
Senior Wildlife Officer Geoff McClure inspects a homestead destroyed by fire near Alexandra, some 120 kilometres northeast of Melbourne, 09 Feb 2009At least 140 people have died in Australia's worst-ever bushfire disaster. Arsonists,, who are thought to have been responsible for some of the devastating outbreaks in the southern state, Victoria,, have been accused of mass murder by Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd. Queen Elizabeth has sent a message of condolence to families of the victims.
Cooler weather is helping the emergency effort,, as about 30 fires continue to torment communities across Victoria.
However,, there is a warning that dangerous days still lie ahead.
Victoria County Fire chief Stewart Kreltszheim says the military will provide much-needed support...
"We've also got the army moving in today and the army are going to provide us with some grunt [muscle-power], with some bulldozers and our tractors,," he said.
Towering walls of flame,, several storeys high, have destroyed entire communities,, reduced to barely more than piles of ash. To add to the loss of life, homes, churches, supermarkets and police stations have been obliterated.
Dozens of people are still missing. Survivor Wade Horton describes terrifying ordeal as the flames raced towards him...
"The smoke was coming over all day, but from what we could tell it was miles away and then walked up the front and I saw it hit the top of the mountain and within a minute it was down to the bottom of the valley and that whole valley across the other side was a wall of fire,,' he said.
New Zealand has offered to send fire fighters to relieve exhausted crews in Victoria.
Britain's Queen Elizabeth,, who is Australia's head of state, has sent a message of condolence to families of the victims and has also praised the extraordinary efforts of firefighters. The British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has spoken to his Australian counterpart, Kevin Rudd, and says that his government is ready to help,, if needed.
Mr. Rudd says that arsonists suspected of starting some of Victoria's fires are guilty of "mass murder."
As the Australian army joins the search for those missing in the fires, investigators have grave concerns about what they might find in the charred remains of homes and cars.
It has been an excruciating wait for survivors, desperate for news of relatives and friends they have not been able to contact. Doctors treating burns victims have said that some have been so badly injured they will probably die,, as Australia continues to count the heartbreaking cost of its most savage bushfire disaster.
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By Kent Klein
Washington
29 August 2009
Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg, niece of Sen. Kennedy,, addresses memorial service at John F. Kennedy Presidential Library in Boston, 28 Aug 2009The late U.S. Senator Edward Kennedy will be buried Saturday at Arlington National Cemetery near Washington.
Earlier in the day, President Barack Obama will deliver a eulogy at the liberal icon's funeral Mass in Boston.
Mr. Obama will pay tribute to Senator Kennedy's life and career, before about 1,500 people at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Basilica, a Roman Catholic church in Boston. Former presidents Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton and George W. Bush will be among those in attendance.
Kennedy died of brain cancer Tuesday, at the age of 77.
The senator will be buried later Saturday just across the Potomac River from Washington,, in a small, family ceremony,, near the graves of his slain brothers, President John F. Kennedy and Senator Robert Kennedy.
Vice President Joe Biden was among the speakers who honored the legendary lawmaker at a three-hour "celebration of life" Friday night in Boston. He told Kennedy's children how much he admired the man with whom he served in the Senate for 36 years,, saying, "Your father was a historic figure. He was a heroic figure beyond that."
An honor guard stands at the casket of Senator Edward Kennedy at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library in Boston, 27 Aug 2009Biden says his fellow Democrat persuaded him to keep his office after his wife and daughter died in an automobile accident. The vice president says Kennedy's character was an inspiration.
"He constantly renewed my faith and optimism in the possible. I never once saw your father with a defeatist attitude. I never saw him petty. I never saw him act in a small way. And as a consequence,, he made us all bigger," said Biden.
Republican Senator Orrin Hatch,, who was one of Kennedy's fiercest political opponents,, was also one of his best friends. The senator from Utah said, "It is a great honor for me to be here with you today, to talk about a man I have so much regard for, so much reverence for, with whom I have done battle for 33 years,, and have enjoyed every minute of it."
The late senator's nephew, Joseph P. Kennedy, a former congressman, says his uncle taught him to fight tirelessly to help people in need. The former congressman said,, "He was always there. He was telling me,, 'Never, ever,, ever, ever,, ever give up. You stay in the race.'"
Mourner offers salute while standing near flag-draped casket of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy as he pays his respects at John F. Kennedy Presidential Library, in Boston, 28 Aug 2009 An estimated 50,000 people filed past Senator Kennedy's flag-draped coffin Thursday and Friday in Boston to pay their last respects.
Kennedy represented the northeastern state of Massachusetts in the Senate for 47 years, making him the third-longest-serving senator in U.S. history.
Fellow lawmakers and all the living former presidents have praised Ted Kennedy for reaching across party lines to pass education, health care and civil rights legislation.
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