Saturday, December 31, 2011

A Flash Back of Blood Balti

From: DocSent: 22/10/2002 1:45 PM
Dear Zubair Salim (Billa G)
 
I think you have quite a few committed blood donors have come forward.  We can go ahead and fix a date.
 
Personally I would love to donate, and I had been donating blood.  But since last year I am on medication and that's the reason I have not come forward.
 
However I can assure the readers, once again, that within FIFTEEN minutes of giving one pint of blood, our body is so systemised that it pumps the Compressed Red Blood Cells into the blood stream.  That's a "Defence Mechanism", Allah Subhana oo Taala has created in our body.  In fact it's to compensate the body, of blood, in case of an emergency, say one got an accident and have bled.  The bone marrow "Gooda" in "Nalli" is the store for these compressed cells and specially the one in our chest bone that's called "Sternum".  That's the reason, that our "Oldies" were so very fond of having Nahari and Payey.
 
As I have said before it is a complex physiological process,  however, in common terms, let's say that when you are relaxing after the donation, at the centre for 15 minutes, your body will recoup the same amount of blood that's given. 
 
So, in short, once one goes off from Billa G's house and come back after donation, ready for Balti Goshat, their body would have the same amount of blood in their body.
 
Any more volunteers for "Balti Goshat".  Contact immediately.  Time is short.  I understand Labour Weekend is the target!!!!!!  There is a Sale at "Khan's Halal Meat" in Sandringham !!!! (Adrees should give me a commission for advertising)
 
"Zor Hai Balti Gosht Par"
 
Kindest regards
 
Doc

Resolution

Please add this as part of 2012 Resolution

Give blood save life

Let’s go an extra mile

Bring some faces to smile

Everything comes with price tag.

Yet! You have a gift money can’t buy

Give a gift of life

Have a very Happy and Healthy New Year.

BillaG

Blood Balti 2012

Thursday, December 29, 2011

Blood Balti Time

Its Blood Balti Time. Please find the Poster
Attachment: Jan 2012.pdf

BORQAH FORCE?

Wednesday, December 28, 2011

NZNEWS

URDU HINDI CULTURAL ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND INCORPORATED
Presents
FIRST TIME EVER IN NEW ZEALAND
"Shaam-e-Ghazal , MUSHAIRA and KAVI SAMMELAN "

A L L T H R E E T O G E T H E R
ON
Saturday 25th February 2012 - 6:00pm
AT
Fickling convention centre, Three Kings, Auckland, New Zealand


ENTRY BY TICKET ONLY $20 INCLUDING MAZEDAAR HYDERABADI BIRYANI

COME AND ENJOY THE EVENING WITH TASTY BIRYANI
AND
SUPPORT YOUR BEAUTIFUL LANGUAGES AND CULTURE OF
INDIA AND PAKISTAN
Regards
Mujeeb Syed
National Secretary
Urdu Hindi Cultural Association of New Zealand

Monday, December 26, 2011

New Zealand Chamber of Businesses and Professionals

Attached with this post please find Volume 2 Issue of the PaK-NewZ

Sunday, December 25, 2011

NEWS

UAE strips 6 of citizenship over security concerns

By ADAM SCHRECK | AP

DUBAI: The United Arab Emirates said Thursday it is revoking the citizenship of six naturalized citizens because the government says they pose a threat to national security.

The unexpected order was issued by President Sheik Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan earlier this month, according to the announcement by state news agency WAM. The men were granted Emirati citizenship between 1976 and 1986.

The news agency quoted an unnamed source at the General Administration for Naturalization, Residency and Ports Affairs who said the six had acted to threaten “the national security of the UAE through their connection with suspicious regional and international organizations and personalities.”

Some of the men were associated with groups that have been linked with terrorist financing, the state news agency quoted the official as saying.

It didn’t provide details or say where the men originally came from.

However, a person familiar with the case told The Associated Press that four of the men were of Iranian origin and two came from Yemen. He said the men’s Emirati citizenship status was revoked “once it became clear that the rules under which they were granted (citizenship) were being violated.”

The person spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to discuss the matter publicly.

Officials at the naturalization and residency office couldn’t immediately be reached for comment.

The seven-state UAE federation is a close ally of the United States.

Five political activists, including a prominent blogger and an economics professor, were convicted late last month on anti-state charges that included insulting the UAE’s top leadership, endangering national security and inciting people to protest. They were pardoned by the federation’s president a day after their sentences of two to three years in jail were handed down.