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Flies
Flies are holometabolous, therefore they have four distinct morphological stages; egg, larva (maggot), pupa and adult. After hatching from the egg, larvae molt twice as they grow. Molting of maggots is difficult to see. Larvae are maggots with a legless soft body except for the dark mouth hooks. Pupae are dark, and look like a [...]
Musa Abdul Aleem Out With Foot Injury
College shooting guard Musa Abdul-Aleem was ruled out for several weeks due to an ongoing foot injury.
Muhammad Abdul Aleem at Florida A&M
Junior guard Muhammad Abdul-Aleem is in his first year at Florida A & M University.
India and Pakistan Go Back and Forth
The Pakistani men’s cricket team fell to the Indian team by 11 runs on December 28th in Ahmedabad, Gujarat State.
Wealthy Gulf Investors Warm to Africa
Wealthy Gulf Arab companies are boosting their investment in Africa’s vast lands and untapped resources,
Burma Adopts “Tea Party” Tactics
In November, 2012, President Obama became the first US president to visit Burma since 1955.
Estate Plan for the Unexpected: “I’m Too Young to Start an Estate Plan…”
The statement, “I’m too young to think about an estate plan,” is one I have heard much too-often.
The Untold Gaza Story: I. The Impact on Children and Youth
By Geoffrey Cook, TMO Sacramento–Your author has just read about the overwhelming reaction to the horrible violence against innocents in Newton Connecticut a few weeks ago, but, at the same time, the American press has ignored the mega-murders against children in Muslim lands for which the American governmental policy is directly responsible. Washington is not [...]
Interview with Steve Sosebee of the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund
The Palestine Children’s Relief Fund (PCRF) is familiar to readers of The Muslim Observer for its charitable work with children of the Middle East. Needy children are treated either in their native land or brought to Dubai or the United States and, after treatment, are able to enjoy an enhanced life.
Clinton Discharged from Hospital
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was discharged from a New York hospital on Wednesday after being treated for a blood clot near her brain and her doctors expect her to make a full recovery, the State Department said.
Israel Completes Bulk of Egypt Border Fence
Israel completed the main segment of a razor-wire fence along its border with Egypt on Wednesday, a barrier against illegal migrants and militants hiding out in the lawless Sinai region.
Germany Close to Arms Deal with Saudi Arabia
The German government is close to completing a 100 million-euro arms deal with Saudi Arabia to sell 30 armored vehicles, and Berlin’s national security council has already signaled its backing, Bild am Sonntag newspaper reported on Sunday
Muslim Brotherhood’s ‘Supreme Guide’
During a recent night of opposition protests, people chanted against Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi and decried the draft constitution he was pressing.
UN: Syria Toll 60,000
More than 60,000 people have died in Syria’s uprising and civil war, the United Nations said on Wednesday
