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Author: goriji Added: Tue, 12 Aug 2008 13:54:12 -0800 Duration: 443http://goriji.wordpress.com --mehri blog na? :P This is gori's vid (pt ek of 6 ;) about her 20th attempt at a weekly 'cafe meet' (aka desi yaar lurking gori *sigh*) for prospective Sri LKSes.. plus ek Basque/Salvaldorean cheater ex-BF.. naam Emmanuel hai na? :P Go here to see rest of videos from this series -- http://www.revver.com/playlist/show/7608619/ (don't be lazy, just cut ) all things Indian, aur of course, Sri LKS na? Pyar jis! :D

Author: goriji Added: Tue, 12 Aug 2008 13:54:12 -0800 Duration: 469http://goriji.wordpress.com --mehri blog na? :P This is gori's vid (pt char of 5 ;) about her 20th attempt at a weekly 'cafe meet' (aka desi yaar lurking gori *sigh*) for prospective Sri LKSes.. plus gori rapchik mal ka gur baap (aka sugar daddy) na? :P Go here to see rest of videos from this series -- http://www.revver.com/playlist/show/7608619/ (don't be lazy, just cut ) all things Indian, aur of course, Sri LKS na? Pyar jis! :D

The Foreign and Commonwealth Office Minister, Ms.Meg Munn, last night leads a Whitehall reception to mark the 20th anniversary of the uprising in Burma. She said she wanted to show British solidarity with the Burmese people.

Two-hour special Friday, August 8, 2008, opposite Beijing Opening Ceremony What: Beijing Tune-out is alternate viewing to the Beijing Olympics organized by Step Up with Jeremy Taylor ( SUWJT ) and hosted by MNN. Programs will include reports by actor and activist Mia Farrow from a refugee camp on the Chad- Darfur border courtesy of Dream for Darfur s Darfur Olympics . Live broadcasts will include international scholars, activists, journalists, and former political prisoners and refugees to discuss China s global influence and the consequences for emerging nations. Who: Panelists and guests include: Gitta Zomorodi, American Jewish World Service; Motasim Adam, Darfur People s Association; Eric Gioia, NYC Councilman; Gale Brewer, NYC Councilwoman; Moe Chan, Director, The National Council For The Union Of Burma; Simon Deng, former south Sudan slave; Cristina Moon, 8-8-08 for Burma; Safiyya Sarkin, Darfur human rights activist; Phurbu Dorjee, Lawyer, Tibetan Youth Congress; Ann Noonan, Visual Artists Guild; Heather Reddick, Students for a Free Tibet; Andrew Levinson, Committee to Protect Journalists; Pastor Spencer, NYC Coalition for Darfur; Jeremy Taylor Social issues activist and president of SUWJT will moderate. Schedule: For more information contact: Jeremy Taylor Step Up Media Inc. 917.957.1540 vox PO Box 1432 212.628.5945 fax NY NY 10028 info@stepuptime.com www.stepuptime.com

Activist James Mawdsley who spent years in a Burmese prison speaks out about The Gadfly Project. He is the Author of: "The heart must break: the fight for democracy and truth in Burma" A compelling story of his life as a 27 year old man from Lancashire, who returned home to Britain at the end of 2000 having endured 14 months of solitary confinement and torture in a Burmese prison. This is an account of his four years in and out of Burma where he witnessed the regime s genocidal persecution of Burma s border people and the inhumanity of the prisons. He had suspended the promise of academic success and a comfortable family life in England, to pursue instead something more purposeful -- and with quite extraordinary consequences.

Traditional preparation of yellow tofu in Shan State, Myanmar, brought to you by Inle Pancake Kingdom Virtual Tours

Members of the UK Burmese community, and Amnesty International, hold a peaceful demonstration in London today marking the 20th anniversary of the 8888 uprising in Burma.

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An activist uses a video camera to expose what many would consider a grisly illegal wildlife trade in Myanmar. Warning graphic imagery.

VENDREDI_08.08.08 ??? Ce vendredi 8 Aout 2008 de 18h. 23h devant la fontaine du mus e olympique Ouchy VENEZ NOMBREUX la *GRANDE SOIREE DE SOLIDARITE* Il y a 20 ans, pr s de 4 000 personnes, moines et civils, avaient t massacr s alors qu'ils manifestaient pacifiquement dans les rues de Rangoon en Birmanie. Le 8 ao t 1988, ces meutes ont t r prim es par un bain de sang , date marquante dans l'histoire de la Birmanie... Le 8 ao t 2008, c'est aussi la date de l'ouverture des JO de P kin !!! Pour d noncer ensemble la politique chinoise envers les Tib tains ainsi que la dictature militaire au pouvoir en Birmanie, les associations "Suisse-Birmanie" et "La Porte du Tibet" organisent cette m morable soir e de soutien. Au programme de 18h00 24h00 : Une sc ne avec de la MUSIQUE et des CONCERTS : - CHRISTIAN BENDA viloncelliste suisse de renom, chef de l'Orchestre Symphonique de Prague et d fenseur des dropits humains - CHRISTIAN CALAME tes DES DISCOURS : dont celui de CLAUDE B.LEVENSON journaliste- crivain sp cialiste des questions birmane et tib taine, et prise de parole de personnalit s politiques. DES TEMOIGNAGES : Plusieurs repr sentants des deux communaut s tib taine et birmane en Suisse (dont deux moines bouddhistes birmans) DES PROJECTIONS ET REPORTAGES des banderoles et affiches, des stands d'information, de la restauration asiatique cise : En m moire de toutes les victimes, nous ferons une MINUTE DE SILENCE et REL CHERONS DES COLOMBES en symbole de paix et d'espoir pour la libert . A 21 heure : LA FONTAINE du mus e S'ILLUMINERA DE MILLE FEUX ! En hommage aux moines, venez v tus de SAFRAN - ORANGE - ROUGE et prenez un coussin (ou un si ge), la soir e sera longue et belle ! MERCI DE FAIRE PASSER L'INFO... TOUS SOLIDAIRES !

Aung San Suu Kyi's essay "Freedom from Fear" was first released for publication to commemorate the European Parliament's awarding to her of the 1990 Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought. The award ceremony took place in her absence at Strasbourg on July 10, 1991.

Not every story has a happy ending.

yes i finaly found it some one hacked her computer and got it www.youtube.com/lisanova Author: TheYTSnake Keywords: skank davedays Hannah Montana Miley Cyrus Sex Tape Kim Kardashian Lisa Nova Burma PSA Paris Hilton my internet business Added: July 24, 2008

Author: opensermo Added: Tue, 22 Jul 2008 06:40:09 -0800 Duration: 123So if someone comes up to you and is like: "Hey, you know about Cyclone Nargis?" This is what you should say...

Khatolei , 1 year im Jungle of Burma Distributed by Tubemogul.

When The Burma army comes to visit the ethnic minority citizens in eastern Burma, it is usually to take men for forced labor, to commandeer food and livestock, to extort the villagers for the privilege of living within their area of operations, or to take women to work in the military barracks. Most forced laborers will not be paid nor even fed for their grueling work , and many of these women, and the other forced laborers will never return to their villages. Just as often the Burma army may announce their presence by simply mortaring and machine-gunning the village. If this is the case any villagers still alive in the village may be taken away along with the livestock, beaten, tortured, or summarily executed on the spot.The Burma army soldiers will then loot the villagers' homes, and burn them along with the rice barns. The days of genocide are for the most part passed now, and the Burma army soldiers will seldom even chase the vilagers into the jungle, they know where they are, and that they will return to search for food, and other items to help them survive. Landmines will be placed throughout the village and around any remaining crops in the field. These landmines kill or maim many men, women, and children each year. Rather than using genocide, the Burma army commanders prefer to let the jungle claim as many lives as are needed to make the villagers more compliant in the future, at which point the commanders will make a good living by extortion, forced labor, and forced quotas of food and building materials which the commanders will sell at 100% profit while the villagers do without. Whatever work needs to be done from road repair, to maintenance around the army bases, to hauling ammunition and supplies up and down the jungled mountains to army outposts which will be the staging points for further attacks on their own people. Or, in some cases the village rice paddies are confiscated and converted into castor oil, palm oil, or rubber plantations, which are then leased to private companies to run, and supplied with villagers to work for nothing, in the fields which used to supply their food.The villagers' only option if they have any warning is to grab their children, and a few survival necessities and head off into the jungle. From there they will take their chances with nature, which over the long run may be commiting suicide to save their lives. If it is the rainy season they will be suffering an even worse fate, but with the Burma army around, there are few options.

So if someone comes up to you and is like: "Hey, you know about Cyclone Nargis?" This is what you should say...

Da Ai Headlines 20080721 For donation info please visit: www.tzuchi.ca 1.慈濟人援會TIHAA - coordinating corporate action Author: tzuchicanada Keywords: Tzu Chi Myanmar Si Chuan Sichuan cyclone earthquake Szechuan Burma Added: July 21, 2008

When The Burma army comes to visit the ethnic minority citizens in eastern Burma, it is usually to take men for forced labor, to commandeer food and livestock, to extort the villagers for the privilege of living within their area of operations, or to take women to work in the military barracks. Most forced laborers will not be paid nor even fed for their grueling work , and many of these women, and the other forced laborers will never return to their villages. Just as often the Burma army may announce their presence by simply mortaring and machine-gunning the village. If this is the case any villagers still alive in the village may be taken away along with the livestock, beaten, tortured, or summarily executed on the spot.The Burma army soldiers will then loot the villagers' homes, and burn them along with the rice barns. The days of genocide are for the most part passed now, and the Burma army soldiers will seldom even chase the vilagers into the jungle, they know where they are, and that they will return to search for food, and other items to help them survive. Landmines will be placed throughout the village and around any remaining crops in the field. These landmines kill or maim many men, women, and children each year. Rather than using genocide, the Burma army commanders prefer to let the jungle claim as many lives as are needed to make the villagers more compliant in the future, at which point the commanders will make a good living by extortion, forced labor, and forced quotas of food and building materials which the commanders will sell at 100% profit while the villagers do without. Whatever work needs to be done from road repair, to maintenance around the army bases, to hauling ammunition and supplies up and down the jungled mountains to army outposts which will be the staging points for further attacks on their own people. Or, in some cases the village rice paddies are confiscated and converted into castor oil, palm oil, or rubber plantations, which are then leased to private companies to run, and supplied with villagers to work for nothing, in the fields which used to supply their food.The villagers' only option if they have any warning is to grab their children, and a few survival necessities and head off into the jungle. From there they will take their chances with nature, which over the long run may be commiting suicide to save their lives. If it is the rainy season they will be suffering an even worse fate, but with the Burma army around, there are few options.

nähe Mae Sot,über die Grenze nach Burma Author: wilukan Keywords: Burma Thailand Wat Mae Sot www.thailandreport.org Wilukan Added: July 18, 2008

MYANMAR (formerly Burma) - Operation Blessing is still on the ground offering relief aid to those in need. Our program, Orphan's Promise, is partnering with a local resident to bring much needed supplies to the orphanages and those orphaned by the storm. This is his story. HOW YOU CAN HELP: Be a part of OBI's ongoing disaster relief efforts that are helping to bring food, water, and medical aid to Myanmar's cyclone victims by making an online donation today. Website: http://www.ob.org Blog updates: http://myowneyes.org Author: operationblessing Keywords: blessing build burma cyclone disaster flood myanmar nargis operation orphan orphan's promise rangoon relief water yangon Added: July 14, 2008

(1) Campaign in Burma "In Burma we see Admiral Lord Mountbatten, the late Major General Wingate and the ace air-director, Colonel 'Flip Corkan' watching Colonial troops depart for heavy action. We move out into the muddy combat areas and watch air transport drop bales of rice and munitions. Allied tanks and infantry are slogging through. Further afield we encounter General Stilwell's Chinese armies (armed with Yank equipment), then we watch them advance through the jungle country. The refugees pour in, and they hungrily seize the rice issued them. All of which gives one a better insight into these vital Burma campaigns which are aimed at driving a wedge into the present Japanese Empire. 'Vinegar Joe's Birthday North Burma: General Stilwell, 61, receives a birthday cake with the inscription 'Happy Uncle Joe.' He slices it and hands a chunk to a Colonel, his son. Then the entire staff pitches in." (2) Plane Parts Salvaged "Alameda Naval Air Station, CA: Damaged combat planes provide tons of valuable parts, in huge salvage program. And Butch O'Hara's famous bullet riddled plane provides inspiration as well as salvage parts." (3) The Italian War Front " At Anzio, the British press their speedy rocket guns into action providing eerie, flashless night pictures. Shamrock Decorations Cassino Front: General Alexander engages in the ceremony of the shamrocks, on March 17th, with an Irish Regiment." (4) Victories At Sea "Shipan Island, Marianas: A Yank task force meets Jap air opposition. Long rows of anti-aircraft guns blaze away, 5-inch guns on the carriers roar. The sky is filled with tracers and flak bursts, and we see Jap planes diving head on, deep into the Pacific Ocean. Explosions mark their watery graves. Nazi Sub Battle A Nazi sub surfaces in the Atlantic, and begins a battle royal with a U.S. Navy seaplane tender. The sub loses." (partial newsreel)This video is Public Domain : http://www.archive.org/details/1944-04-24_Campaign_in_Burma

Singer: Lata Mangeshkar Movie: Burma Road Year: 1962 Music: Chitragpta Lyrics: Majrooh Sultanpuri Cast: Kum Kum, Moti Sagar Author: srazdan Keywords: hai re meri zulfen uljhi Lata Mangeshkar Burma Road Chitragupta Kum Moti Sagar Added: July 9, 2008

28-Jun-2008, Myanmar Lt-Gen Myint Swe accompanied by Commander Brig-Gen Win Myint and the Mayor inspected nylon paving of 1,200-ft long section of Kaba Aye Pagoda road to Komin Kochin road, beautifying of Kandaw Gyi Gardens and Maha Bandhoola Park, renovation of 425-ft long pedestrian lane on Merchant Street and 1,000-ft long 6-ft wide pedestrian lane on Pyi road and then fulfilled the needs. International community is continuously providing relief supplies for the areas severely hit by the cyclone Nargis. Relief supplies weighing 23.76 tons donated by WFP based in Thailand and 74.87 tons donated by Red Cross Society of Britain arrived at Yangon International Airport, Friday Well-wishers from Chin State donated over 3.9 million Kyats worth relief supplies for the storm victims on Friday. On Friday alone, over 4.12 million kyats worth cash and kinds have been received, including 138,000 Kyats donated through Finance Acceptance and Disbursement Sub-Committee. In total, cash and kind donations amounted to over 13,225.9 million Kyats up to 27th June. The ceremony to donate ground facilities for Yangon International Airport and Myanmar Air Ways of the Ministry of Transportation by the Republic of Singapore was held at the meeting hall of the Airport on 26th June. At the ceremony, on behalf of the Republic of Singapore, Singaporean Ambassador to the Union of Myanmar Mr. Robert Hian Kong Chua presented the ground facilities to Deputy Minister for Transportation Col Nyan Tun Aung who in turn gave certificate of honour to the Ambassador. International flights carrying relief aids for the storm victims have been continuously arriving at Yangon International Airport. Hence, the Republic of Singapore donated such kinds of ground facilities to the Union of Myanmar so that loading procedures and distribution of relief supplies would be smooth and effective in a short time. Those donated by the Republic of Singapore are 4 kinds of machineries numbering 19 and they are worth 341,100 US $. Under the arrangement of the Ministry of Health, a 15-member mobile medical team led by Ayeyawaddy Division TB specialist Dr. Saw Thein of National TB Eradication Project of the Health Department together with Dr. Min Ko of WHO provided health care services to the patients in storm-hit villages with difficult access in Ngaputaw township from 17th June to 17th July. Author: umyintlwin Keywords: Myanmar Burma Cyclone Nargis Added: June 28, 2008

http://www.BURMAITCANTWAIT.org 30 Days for a Million Voices The issues the people of Burma/Myanmar are struggling with have been present for some time, since the military dictatorship took power and began a policy of isolationism, forced labor, systematic rape, political imprisonment, and destroying villages (creating more than 1 million refugees in the process.) On May 1, three days before the cyclone, the US Campaign for Burma, Human Rights Action Center and Fanista.com launched Burma: It Can t Wait - a campaign using celebrity voices like Will Ferrell, Jennifer Aniston, Sarah Silverman, and Eddie Izzard to shine a light on the junta s actions. You can see the new videos each day, as well as make a donation to support the cyclone relief efforts, at http://www.burmaitcantwait.org . Talent: Eric Szmanda Jorja Fox Director: Chad Einbinder Writer: Lara Mann Production Entity: Looking Glass Films Executive Producer: June Guterman Head of Production: Conn Reilly Editorial: Lost Planet Editor: Bruce Herrman / Geoff Hounsell Producer: Ali Maldonado / Romi Laine Executive Producer: Betsy Beale Online: Elephant Post Online Artist: Chris Homel Producer: Ali Maldonado / Romi Laine Director of Photography: Jason Lehel Camera Assistant: Micah Bisagni Sound Recordist: Dennis Hamlin Hair/Make-Up: Carlene K Production Assistant: Adam Giambatista Camera Rental: The Camera House Grip Rentals: Luka Lighting Location: Hollywood Center Studios Grooming talent arranged by: Margaret Maldonado Agency Additional equipment provided by: Line 204 Production Rentals Executive Producers: Jack Healey, Jeremy Woodrum, Dan Adler, Prudence Fenton, John Solomon

http://www.burmaitcantwait.org Ellen Page, Will Ferrell, Sarah Silverman, James Cameron, Jason Schwartzman, Sheryl Crow, Jackson Browne and more.. Aung San Suu Kyi (pronounced Ong Sawn Sue Chee) is the world s only imprisoned Nobel Peace Prize recipient. Suu Kyi is not just a prisoner, she is the rightful leader of Burma (also known as Myanmar). She led a political party, the National League for Democracy, to win 82% of the seats in parliament in Burma s last democratic election. Because of her peaceful fight for human rights and democracy, Aung San Suu Kyi has been forced from her children and family. (On May 27th, despite the outpouring of humanitarian aid offered in response to the cyclone, the military junta chose to extend her house arrest by another year, rather than to release her, as had been scheduled.) Aung San Suu Kyi has appealed to people around the world to help the struggle for human rights and democracy in Burma, saying Please, use your liberty to promote ours. The Human Rights Action Center and the U.S. Campaign for Burma have joined together to create Burma: It Can t Wait, a first-of-its-kind, 30-day campaign using influential celebrity voices to help build a million-person movement to free Nobel Peace Prize recipient Aung San Suu Kyi and the people of Burma. Go to http://www.burmaitcantwait.org to see more videos of celebrities including: Will Ferrell, Jennifer Aniston, Ellen Page, Sarah Silverman, Sylvester Stallone, Felicity Huffman, Tila Tequila, James Cameron, Sheryl Crow, Eva Longoria Parker, and Anjelica Houston.

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Author: ALDEADLE Added: Sat, 21 Jun 2008 19:24:08 -0800 Duration: 112Speech by Marios Matsakis MEP (ALDE-ADLE) on : Burma: continued detention of political prisoners [Auteur] [Language EN original] Matsakis_080619_150339_auth_en

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Freddy Kyaw moe Tun, a disaster relief volunteer, shot this interview in Burma on our Flip camera with Daw Khin Htway, a cyclone survivor.