Showing posts with label update. Show all posts
Showing posts with label update. Show all posts

Saturday, June 15, 2013

Good News; Posts Atom is now working.

I won't be here for much longer before Ramadhan starts. But will try to do some work in Malaysia, and post some blogs, or videos. Taking a course during July-August. Hope people will continue to enjoy the blog.
don't forget to check out Pages, and older posts. Readers should be able to get the RSS Feed.

I noticed a problem today, not really a problem but the way Blogger is I can't have more than twenty Pages. So I couldnt' add the new Emails (Inbox) Page I wanted to add. Also, pulled some other Pages, but still didn't have enough (over twenty) since I added "Heads Up" earlier today. I don't want to get rid of Photo Album, it is still unpublished. I could probably put them on the "Notblasphemous" Page, since it's almost empty.I did add some useful videos with relevant content to "Heads Up", which visitors might want to check out.

Ummm. that's it for now. Have a good day!

Thursday, July 21, 2011

Bahrain's National Safety Is Key to Peace

Obama Welcomes Inclusive Bahraini National Dialogue
In Washington City, US President Barack Obama last night (Tues., June 7) welcomed His Majesty King Hamad’s call for a comprehensive national dialogue and hailed lifting of the State of National Safety.
    
The President expressed his support for the royal’s initiative as he met His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, Crown Prince and Deputy Supreme Commander, in the American capital.
    
“He also expressed strong support for HRH the Crown Prince’s efforts to initiate the national dialogue and said that both the opposition and the government must forge a just future for all Bahrainis,” a White House statement said, as reported by the Gulf Daily news in Bahrain, today.
  
  “To create the conditions for a successful dialogue the President emphasized the importance of following through on the government’s commitment to ensuring that those responsible for human rights abuses will be held accountable,” reports the paper. (Gulf Daily News, Wed., June 8, 2011)