INTERPOL

The INTERPOL is an international organization which has coordinated cooperation between the police force since 1923.

The INTERPOL with its 190 member countries, is the largest police organization in the whole world. The INTERPOL's role is to enable police around the world to work together in the sake of making the world a safer place.

The high-tech infrastructure of technical and operational support helps meeting the growing challenges of fighting crimes in the 21^st century.

This combine framework helps police to understand crimes trends, analyse informations, conduct operations and, finally, arrest as many criminals as possible.

So, the INTERPOL's vision is "Connecting police for a safer world", and the mission is "Preventing & fighting crimes through enhanced international police cooperation".

The INTERPOL's constitution prohibits are 'any intervention or activities of a political, military, religious or racial character'.

The general secretariat is located in Lyon, France, & operate 24 hours a day.

The current president of the INTERPOL is Mrs. Mireille Ballesterazzi, & the secretary general is Mr. Ronald K. Noble .

The INTERPOL's priorities:

1-      Secure global communications systems.

2-      24/7 support to policing and law enforcement.

3-      Capacity building.

4-      Assisting member countries in the identifications of crimes & criminals.

5-      Ensure organizational health & sustainability.

6-      Institutional & legal support.

The organization's official name is "ICPO-INTERPOL".  "ICPO" stands for "International Criminal Police Organization", in French it's "OIPC" which stands for "Organisation Interantionale de Police Criminelle".

The word INTERPOL is a contraction of "International police", & was chosen in 1946 as the telegraphic address.

The Emblem is in use since 1950, & has the following symbolism:

·         The globe indicates worldwide activity.

·         The olive branches represent peace.

·         The sword represents the police action.

·         & the scales signify justice.


By: Mawaddah Bayazeed

Avenue des Champs-Élysées

Champs one of the main streets of the French capital, Paris The French considered the most beautiful streets of the world.

 Street is considered the center of the official and popular celebrations as they pretend Center as well Held the annual military parade to commemorate the fall of the Bastille on July 14 / July 1892 during the French Revolution, which expires every year all the major sports demonstrations, 

including cycling and the Paris Marathon.

The most luxurious and most expensive global brands and famous gourmet restaurants and hotels 

and shows for designers


by: Hwazn Alzra' 

Recycle

What is the importance of recycling?

While recycling become part of daily routine for many people, the full importance of recycling is not always understood. In general, people do understand that recycling helps to minimize the drain on limited resources of our planet.  However, there are several other factors that make recycling important. Here are a few other reasons why recycling is extremely important to our world today.

One of the great things about recycling is that process helps to minimize the presence of waste materials in our communities. Because items such as glass, paper, and plastics are being reused to create new products, they do not end up taking up space in a landfill somewhere. Since most people are not interested in having a garbage dump located near their homes or offices, recycling makes it possible to avoid creating newer and larger landfills that would otherwise be necessary to accommodate all the waste.

While many people realize that recycling is good for the environment in terms of easing the demand on our limited resources, they may not realize that choosing to reused and recycle items also makes it possible to cut the cost of producing products significantly. 

For example, it takes anywhere from seventy-five to ninety-five percent less energy to produce aluminum cans from recycled products than it does to create them from raw materials

. Thus, the importance of recycling not only extends to preserving raw materials but also to easing the energy needed to manufacture various goods. 

5 Easy ways to recycle bottles by yourself.

by: Sara Aljahdali

Eiffel Tower

The Eiffel Tower was built in Paris from 1887 to 1889 by Gustave Eiffel, a French engineer specializing in revolutionary steel constructions.

Gustave Eiffel beat 300 other contestants for the building prize and although not all French people liked the Eiffel Tower from the start, it was kept to place telegraphic antennas on the top.

The structure took more than two years to complete. Each one of the about 12,000 iron pieces were designed separately to give them exactly the shape needed. All pieces were prefabricated and fit together using approx. 7 million nails.

by: Sara Beshr

Gazal 1

I’ll tell you something about the first Saudi car it’s Gazal 1 .

 Gazal 1 it’s the first appeared as concept at the Geneva motor show in march and will soon become Saudi Arabia’s first home-built car . the concept was designed by students in king Saud university’s automotive engineering program and built  around a Mercedes-Benz G-class . the students worked with  Magna Steyr  and studio Torino .

The car has been green lighted for production by king Abdullah . however there are few things that still stand in the way , such as financing  . According to estimates , the project needs a $500 million investment in order to get going. If the team finds the necessary investment , it hopes to have the car in production with two to three years . Production of the Gazal-1 is planned to be around 20,000 units per year.

Details about the car are rather scarce, but we know that it’s based on Mercedes’ G-Wagen and designed for the climate of Saudi Arabia and its Gulf neighbors. Detail about the powertrain are wholly unknown, but it’s likely an engine from the Mercedes lineup made it under the hood, possibly even the 5.4-liter supercharged V-8 from the G55 AMG. We’ll know more about the car as its production date comes closer.


by:  Shuroq Taju

why did we start this blog ?

we made this blog to re-write our book's paragraphs in a way that people our age would enjoy reading it  , we write it fully ourselves-based on our knowledge from flying high 1,2&3- after researching it well ,and we add pictures taken by our group too -most of times- and here is one of our friend's opinion.

Here is Renad M. Babdullah's comment :

I think that this blog is just perfect what I like about it the most is that it has articles about different subjects from absolutely different topics and categories! And it's  not so long and most of the articles are easy and fun to read and this gives it credit,, not to mention  the cool photos! 

by: Sara Beshr

photography

  

I liked photography since I was 13 years old so I read a lot about camera types. I knew some famous photographers such as Ansel Adams and Yousuf  Karsh.  I have a Nikon D5100 which has a lot of feature that most of photographers uses such as  the monitor can be angled and rotated and the camera’s body is so light that you can carry it with you wherever you go ,

The camera’s body :

1. Mode dial

2.  Live view switch

3.(information ) button 

4.Movie – record button

5.( exposure     compensation ) button . ( aperture ) button

6.Shutter-release button

7. Power switch

8. AF- assist illuminator

    Self – timer lamp

   
Red- eye reduction lamp

9.Infrared receiver ( front )

10.Body cap

11.CPU contacts

12.Built-in flash                                                                21. Lens release button

13.   (flash mode ) button                                                  22. Mirror                                                   

 ( flash compensation ) button                                     23. Lens mount    

14.   Speaker                                                                    24. Accessory shoe cover

15.   Focal plan mark                                                        25. Accessory shoe ( for optional flash unit )

16.   Eyelet for camera strap                                              26. Accessory  terminal

17.   Microphone                                                              27. USB and A/V connector connecting to

18.   Connector cover                                                            computer . connecting to a printer .

19.  (self – timer ) button                                                        connecting to a TV

20.   Mounting mark                                                          28. HDMI mini-pin connector 

                                                                                        29 . connector for external  microphone  .

the camera offers a choice of the following shooting modes :

1.       P , S , A and M Modes

·         P – Programmed auto

·         S – shutter – priority auto

·         A – Aperture – priority auto

·         M – manual

2.     Auto modes :

·         Auto

·         Auto ( flash off )
3.       special Effects modes:

·         Night vision

·         color sketch

·         Miniature effect

·         selective color

·         Silhouette

·         High Key

·         Low key

4.       Scene modes :

·         Portrait

·         Landscape

·         Child

·         Sport

·         Close up

·         SCENE

by: Noura Tunkar