Tuesday, June 23, 2009

Wolf Creek true story! (Australia)

TRUE STORY WOLF GREEK!

This is story happened about two thousand kilometrs from Wolfe Creek National Park , in the Northern Territory.

On July 14. 2001 two British tourists Peter Folconio and Joanne Lees travelled at night time on the Stuard Highway from Alice Springs in the direction of Darwin.

Roughly half way between Alice Springs and Tennant Creek a mechanic called Bradley John Murdoch managed to make them pull over and told them that sparks were coming out of the exhaust of their van.

Peter went to the back of the van with Murdoch to have a look and Joanne was asked to rev the engine.Later she heard a shot she thought. Then she saw Murdoch was holding a gun came to her window. He bound her hands and dragged her into his four wheel drive.

Then he disappeard for a while. It is assumed that he dealt with Peter's body during that time.That's when Joanne managed to escape. She hided in the bush as Murdoch was serching for her whit his dog.

Joanne waited for hours to make sure that he was really gone and not coming back.When she finally straggered back onto the highway two truck drivers stopped helped her.

Murdoch was cought in the Largest Northern Territory police investigetion ever. He had been in Alice Springs in the same day as Joanne and Peter ,he had also vsited the same fast food outlet.

Many questions remain. No weapon or body was found. The motive is unclear too.Murdoch is a self confessed drifted ,drug runner and regular transported large amounts of cannabis between Alise Springs and Broom in Western Australia.

His lowyer couldn't explain how his DNA had ended up on the makeshift handcuffs that Joanne was tied up with,if he'd been nowhere near her.After a two month triel he was found quilty in December 2005 he will serve at least 28 years of a life sentence unless his appeal is successful.

Wednesday, June 3, 2009

Sydney.


Sydney is located on the east coast of Australia, between Queensland and Victoria. Sydney is the biggest, oldest and most cosmopolitan city in Australia. Its sparkling beaches and climate is quite good, not cold and not hot. Sydney is also popular whit splendid museums and galleries, spirited nightlife and relaxed lifestyle.Before the arrival of Europeans, New South Wales had been inhabited for many thousands of years by Aboriginal people. As hunter-gatherers who lived off the natural abundance of the land and sea around them, they developed a profound relationship with the land they inhabited, and a unique knowledge of its plants and animals.d
Sydney is one of the most culturally diverse cities on earth, with accents of Asia, Europe and other countries.
Every year thousands of people from the muslim community who live in Sydney turn up to attend the most awaited festival of the year, which marks the end of Romadan, when people fast from sunrise to sunset for a whole month. It's a traditional and cultural festival from countries like Pakistan, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Turkey, Jordan, Palestine and Lebanon. They celebrate it in parks or indoor places. There are various stalls of traditional and designer clothing, delicious food, jewellery, man and women accessories, amusement rides and games for children.
They also have a variety of religious performances. It provides the opportunity for many muslim Australians, who are unaware of such a festivals, to get together and enjoy the the various different cultural exhibitions.
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Aquarium.

This is a link to my slideshow in case you can't view it here.



Wednesday, May 6, 2009

Uzbekistan takes measures to prevent swine flu

The Uzbekistan Health Minister, Bahtiyor Niyazmatov, said on 29 April 2009 that Uzbekistan has taken measures to prevent the entry and spread of the swine on the country's territory. According to facts in the past, the measures of the country have prevented dangerous infections diseases of the birds flu and other diseases were prevented.
Today the flu stamp IIlNI is a militant virus,which contains the genes for birds, swine and human flu.
The Health Minister of Uzbekistan has worked out a special plan to prevent respiratory infections. The specialists are participating in the monitoring of the situation and special training are being held for the medical workers in all regions.
The virus laboratories in the capital Ann region have diagnostic means to identify of the swine flu. In case of swine flu symptoms the patients will be isolated in the special reserved room of infections clinics.
Besides the Health Ministry has issued posters and brochures explaining precaution measures and has organized meetings with the specialist .

Wednesday, March 18, 2009

Harmony Day 2009.

Harmony Day was an interesting day. I enjoyed it with my class. There was a lady from China who played to us a Chinese musical instrument. It was very relaxing music, a few other Chinese Ladies were singing to us Chinese songs. It was nice to have such brave people in our TAFE.
We sang the Australian anthem all together. Then we had morning tea with a varity of food and drinks. It was a good experience for us!

Wednesday, March 11, 2009

Free Pizza!

by Foodies
My husband works in a big two storey warehouse. The ground flour is for his company, the second floor is for a travel agency.

On Tuesday he went to work at 10 am. At 1:00 o'clock they always have lunch. At lunch time while he was talking with his security guard friend,a pizza man came and gave the security guard six pizzas without saying anything and left. They where very surprised.Who do these pizzas belong to?

So my husband started calling and asking every one: Who ordered the pizza? No one knew about this pizza. So he waited for a while, but no one turned up. He called his mates and they ate all the pizza whit joy!

The security guard was still eating his piece, when lady from the travel agency upstairs, who originally ordered the pizza, came to him and asked: Where is our pizza?

It was so embarrassing as nothing was left.

So every one just started laughing!!!!!

Wednesday, March 4, 2009

My first day in Autralia!


My first day in Sydney was good. I arrived in November 2001. My cousin met me at the airport with a bouquet of flowers and a big hug! It was a strange experience. I felt sad, happy and excited at the same time!


She drove me to her house and there was a beautiful view from the window! At some point I thought that I would be here for a long time, so when we reached her house she cooked our traditional food, which was delicious. We talked for a while and I had a shower and went to sleep for a long time!


Wednesday, February 11, 2009

Hello



My name is Diana.I come from Uzbekistan . I'm 25 years old, married and have 2 children. I'm studying English in level 3 and wish to continue to study until I get my goal. I've always wished to study as a Human resource officer and wish to achieve that.
On my spare time I like to go out with my friends and have a good time and I love shopping.
I miss my country and my family and I hope to travel next year to see them. My country is so beautiful and it has a lot of history that will interest any one and like it.