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Fast Food Versus Home made Food

I'm Haitham Al-Reziqi the presenter and reporter of (What You Prefer More )Program . Generally, this program based on asking students in Bayan College about their opinions what they (prefer more) between two choices . subjectively, In this audio program I was asking them about what they prefer more eating food in restaurant or having it at home.My recorder was traveling everywhere in Bayan College Campus and I was asking the students questions

Hopefully you will enjoy this program

And what you prefer more food in restaurant or at  home?

Rising Traffic Accidents in Oman

By Haitham ALreziqi

13/7/2011

Traffic accidents are a painful reality on our streets. Hand by hand to reduce traffic accident in Oman and stop the death.

  

Oman has one the highest numbers of traffic accidents worldwide. Nearly six thousand men, women and children have lost their lives in car crashes in Oman between 2000 and 2008. Seventy thousand have been injured; some of them were disabled for life.

There are many reasons that cause traffic accidents and high deaths rates. There is careless driving, speeding, bad driving, the use of mobile phones whilst driving and the lack of seatbelts. These are the main reasons for serious injuries and deaths on Omani roads.

Everyday of the week we hear of a traffic accident happen in our village or in the neighboring villages. The sound of an ambulance comes for us as something normal, regardless of the seriousness of the traffic accident because we hear its voice everyday.

This traffic accident happened on AlAmeat road

 There are many ways to avoid traffic accidents. First, you have to ensure everything in your car is good, without any fault that can occur such as the brake, and the engine are good. Secondly, you have to wear a seatbelt when you to go anywhere, even if the place you want is close to your home. In addition, you must drive at the legal speed. The road will be more organized and it will be less crowded. When you face a crowded in front of you should do four signals to let cars, which behind you know there is a crowded in that road. If you have children under the age of five you should use a special chair for them in the back seat because of their twice the weight. If you pressure on the brakes, children will be subject to the flight of the windscreen if they do not wear seatbelt allocated to them.

Captain Rashid Suleiman AL Abri

 

Captain Rashid Suleiman Al-Abri, who is the Head of the Press Department of Public Relations in the Royal Oman Police said, road accidents in Oman happen at an alarming rate. Also, it comes one of the biggest problem that upset Omani families. Royal Oman Police are looking to find solutions to this problem and they are trying to reduce the numbers of accidents, which cause death or injuries.

 However, the numbers of people in Oman who buy cars is increasing day after day. That one of the main reasons the numbers of accidents in Oman are increasing. Slogan is “Lets work together to reduce traffic accidents”.

 Royal Oman Police build a Traffic Safety Institute and its goals are to reduce the traffic accidents in Oman. Also, it is just an example of interagency cooperation for the social and health benefit of the nation to ensure such ongoing cooperation. If the Traffic Safety Institute achieves the goal of reducing the number of victims on the roads, it will be among the great gifts awarded to the Omani people on the National occasions.

 This Institute is a specialized for training traffic officers, road users, driving instructors and examiners. Special programs courses and workshop will be held for these categories respectively. In addition, drivers will attend courses in the negotiation of accidents and the technical and administrative aspects of such negotiation.

           

Oman has the highest number of the traffic accident of the world. Also, the death is weekly and everyday. It comes one of the biggest issue not just in Oman, but also around the world. It needs to reduce this highest number of traffic accident by proceed and make the laws along the street. In addition, police should put strict penalties for those who violate the laws. The Traffic Institute is the good idea to avoid these traffic accidents and to reduce the highest number of traffic accidents. More ever, this institute has experience of its staff because they gain this experience from Sweden. We have to work together to reduce traffic accidents and reduce the rate of deaths.         



Rains continue to lash Nizwa and adjoining villages

By: Haitham Al Reziqi,

There are some rains happened in some regions of Oman on 13 July. They are heavy rains in AL Dakhlia region. Nizwa and neighbors places have the highest average in the percentage of rain. Ahmed Sulieman is living in Nizwa. He says it is the first time for me to show this highest average of rain.

The rain is accompanied by speedy winds and their speeds are between 60 to 85 Km per hour. In addition, there are a lot of valleys landed because of these heaviest rains. On the other hand, there are a few rains in AlSarqia region. The rain ranges between the light and medium of percentage, which lead to revelation of some valleys and some coral. Al Muzibi has the lowest average in the percentage of rain. Khalid Mansoor is living in AlMuzibi. He says about the rains, the rain is coming on time. The ground is very dry, or we know it by desertification. The ground is need for water to agriculture.   

 

Good health: the key to success in exams

When exams approach, students’ anxiety also increases, nervousness levels raise and students suffer from stress and mental disorders. Most of us are aware that the fundamental rule for ajoyous life is to have a healthy body and mind.

For getting a healthy body, we need to practice healthy living and eat nutritious food. Special care of the body is required especially during exams, when students have a lot of work load and do their last minute study which leaves them no time to take care of themselves.

There are two kinds of people, one, who overeat and two, those who eat very little. When people eat more, they lose energy from their bodies while studying and hence feel hungry with a willingness to eat more.

“In such cases, I advise students to eat a lot of fruits and fresh leafy vegetables, also because of the weather, they need to drink a lot of water and fresh fruit juices to keep themselves hydrated at all time.” says Farah Mohammed, a nurse and nutritionist at the SQU hospital. 

Furthermore, time management is very essential for our life. However, practicing time management is not an easy task, it some with a lot of patience and the ability to make good decisions at the right time. From my experience, I advise everyone to begin by taking slow steps with easier to the more complex ones. Then I am sure there will be a gradual shift in people’s lifestyles.

In addition, take out some time for your body from your busy schedule, do some fine exercises like some playing sports or doing some breathing exercises. Breathing exercises improve concentration levels. Relaxation will help calm body’s nervous disorders which result from anxiety. The aim from breathing activities is to calm down the students’ mental distraction from worries, stress and absentmindedness.

As students, we all first need to take good care about our bodies and then focus on attempting to get good marks.

Mid-term exams to commence from 9 July at Bayan College

By: Haitham Al Reziqi

July 1, 2011

Muscat: Summer semester examinations will commence at Bayan College starting next week by the 9^th of July. The exams will be held for both academic and foundation students and will last for about four days.

Preparations have started by both the students and faculty members for the exams, students are busy studying and the teachers are setting up exam papers and making overall arrangements for the smooth flow of exams.

Bayan students have mixed opinions of the exams, some are very positive about them and he others a little nervous. “It is not easy to get high marks before studying hard, so, I’m preparing from now” says Rajwa Al Azri, a student at the college.

However, students like Abdulla Al Harrasi are a little stressed out, “I am getting nervous from now on because I have a couple of assignments to finish and only then can I start my studies for the upcoming exams."

Students have been warned about not getting low grades in the exams. If their mid terms exams go low, they will have to suffer it in the final GPA. This is why students are encouraged to do well in all their classes.

"Find a way to motivate yourself and be interested, study hard for the exams and wish you all the luck for the same." says Ms. Roberta Bianchi, art and design teacher at the college.

The grades of mid-term exam will be from 20 percent till 40 percent. After the mid-term period the student will complete study and strive for their studies’ fruit until they giving their final exams.