WSJ.com - Lost Hope: Once Glittering, Yangon Is Now a Ramsh

Fifty years ago, Yangon was a bright spot in Asia. But what a Journal reporter saw during a recent visit was a city in shambles -- a melancholy outpost of crumbling colonial architecture, economic neglect and deepening paranoia.

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Why Facebook Is Now The #1 Social Network In The World

"Facebook is a place for people to put their real lives online, providing factual information about themselves and having trusted interactions with their friends. Meanwhile, rival MySpace is more of a place for people to live out their fantasy lives online, borrowing celebrity photos for their profile pictures, adding far-fetched biographical info"

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Google your way to a wacky office

Google provides the staff with many facilities. Making motivation upon the staff can be productive for the system.

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Google's Android demo shows app store, tweaks iPhone formula

Attendees at Google's I/O Conference this week were greeted with an Android phone interface that shares yet more common ground with the iPhone from the company's close neighbor Apple, including the first evidence of a dedicated app store.

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World Food Prices Will Remain High, Report Says

The recent steep jump in global food prices should ease in the near term, according to a new report, but prices over the next decade are likely to remain high, spurred by the rising cost of oil, the declining dollar and increasing demand for biofuels

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Dr.Mohammad Yunus who won “Peace Noble Price in 2006”


Dr.Mohammad Yunus is a Bangladeshi banker and economics professor. He graduated B.A from Dhakha University in 1960 and M.A in 1961. He got PHD. He was known Bangladesh’s first Nobel laureate. Dr.yunus’ Grameen Bank offers services in giving small loans to landless rural people. He won “Peace Noble price in 2006” because of his work for pulling out from the country’s poor. He wants to pull the people who are in the poverty into standard live.

The Grameen Bank put the women such as a first priority group to lend the money. The borrowers are no need for collateral, credit-history checks, complicated paperwork. But 98% of debts are repaid to his bank. His belief is that poverty can be eradicated from the world. He has ambition to rid Bangladesh of poverty. He believes on the fundamental human right.

Nowadays, Dr.Yunus’ concept is broadening in more than 40 countries. He set up the Garmeen in America in January. Garmeen America lent out $145,000 with intereset rate at around 15%.

When birds sing the song

When birds sing the natural song, the sun is getting start to give the light to our earth. I have not slept at all since the moon smiled. I have anxious that I thought the future of what my life will be happened.

As far as this country is rich, our country has many problems which mainly remain in education sector, health sector and economic. When I lived in my native country, I heard the people who are suffered from famine. The people feel the lack of electricity, transportation and job opportunity.

It was really sorrowful for our golden land. I think my future concerning life given to terrible reason. What a shame on me about country!! No matter what happen, the country is my own country, as my parent. My people have been drinking the water from Ayarwadee River. My people give respect to Lord Buddha. My people always think about donation that is for poor people and needy people. My people think about to breath freely to fresh air which comes from the Top of country…………

All know their want but they have no chance to mention their needs. The one who is our hero… can see…when…get democracy… Toward the developed country.

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