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In today’s news, Japan and the Asian Development Bank join to help rural communities in Sri Lanka. In environmental news, American companies General Motors and Coskata collaborate to produce an eco-friendly biofuel. In humanitarian news, a Tanzanian hospital receives medical equipment donated by Korea. In health news, gourmet vegetarian meals are becoming more and more popular at American holiday resorts. In philanthropy news, Mr. Alhaji Faruk Bamusa donates more than US$40,000 for Nigerian youth. Please stay with us for all this and more, on Supreme Master Television, your positive TV channel.
Today, February 15 is the National Day of the Republic of Serbia commemorating the day in 1835 that the first Serbian Constitution was adopted. Serbia is situated in Europe, on the Balkan peninsula. This beautiful country has some of the most magnificent mountain ranges in Europe. Serbia is one of Europe's most culturally diverse countries, with kind and hospitable people. We wish all Serbians a joyous and peaceful National Day. Long live Serbia!
In world news, Japan and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) are joining to develop a new project in Sri Lanka. Japan is donating US$2 million for the program of improving 200 kilometers of roads in three districts, which provide access to rural communities. It is envisioned that means for people to earn their livelihood can be developed. The ADB, along with the Sri Lankan government, will participate in the administration of the project. An additional US$245,000 is being contributed by the areas that will be directly benefiting from the project.
Thank you, Japan and the Asian Development Bank. May the Providence bless your kind support of Sri Lanka. We pray that the gentle Sri Lankan people shine in peace and prosperity.
Coming up on Noteworthy News, Dr. Kim Jong Wood of Korea volunteers in a hospital in Tanzania. We’ll take a brisk walk, and be right back. Please stay tuned to Supreme Master Television.
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Lionardo the Lion: Halo, and welcome back to Noteworthy News - Positive News for a Righteous World. I’m Lionardo the Lion, with a tip that is friendly to the planet. You might want to go walking or bicycling and try to avoid driving around town whenever possible. This is where fuel consumption is twice as high as on the highway because of the many times we must stop and reaccelerate while driving within the town or city. Thank you for tuning in, and now let’s see the weather in some cities around the world!
In environmental news, American company General Motors (GM) has partnered with Coskata Incorporated of Illinois, USA for an eco-friendly project. They will develop ethanol-based biofuels from typical waste products, such as secondhand tires and plant matter. The new method of biofuel production is far more efficient than traditional methods, as it uses less water and the resulting product will only cost US$1 per gallon. In addition, it does not use crops which could otherwise be used for food. GM plans to have their first commercial plant operating by 2011, which will produce up to 100 million gallons of ethanol per year.
Thank you General Motors and Coskata! Heaven bless your endeavors to help sustain our beloved planet.
In humanitarian news, Tanzania hospital receives donation from Korean embassy for hospital equipment. The regional hospital of Mount Meru in Tanzania received over US$50,000 in medical equipment. After Dr. Kim Jung Woo of Korea volunteered as a surgeon at the hospital, he became aware of the need for a wide range of surgical medical equipment. The South Korean government was then contacted and donated $52,000 for Dr. Kim to purchase equipment. The medical equipment will assist in the 2500 operations performed annually at the hospital.
Thank you, and God bless Dr. Kim for your dedicated volunteer work, and South Korea for your kind donation to help improve medical services at Mount Meru Hospital. May the warm-hearted people of Tanzania be bestowed with good health and happiness.
Up next, American holiday resorts provide sumptuous vegetarian options. We’ll thank God for the abundant gifts in our lives; will return soon. More Noteworthy News when we return, right here on Supreme Master Television.
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Welcome back to Noteworthy News - Positive News for a Lovely World.
Positive News for a Magnificent World.
In health news, chefs at many popular resorts in the United States are providing delicious gourmet vegetarian meals. Some holiday resorts are teaming up with local farmers to be able to offer organic vegetarian choices that are grown nearby. Other resorts have a “Shop with Chef” option, in which small groups are invited to accompany the chef on his or her trips to the local market and later participate in vegetarian cooking demonstrations. Thank you so much for this wonderful news!
Heaven bless all chefs abundantly for your enthusiasm to offer vegetarian options. May all be graced to embrace the vegetarian diet: it is life-sparing and Earth-saving.
In philanthropy news, Mr. Alhaji Faruk Bamusa, an international businessman and philanthropist, has donated an equivalent of over US$40,000 to the Kwami Community Secondary School Appeal Fund in Gombe State, Nigeria. His contribution will assist qualified youths to be admitted into colleges. The Bamusa Education Foundation will also continue to offer classes in computer training at no charge in three districts of the state.
Many thanks, Mr. Bamusa, and bless your generous endowment to Gombe’s education.
Time to share some laughter with a joke told by Supreme Master Ching Hai. The joke is entitled “Faster, Please!”
A customer keep edging the driver of the taxi, “Say, can you go any faster?” The driver said, “Yes sir, but I am not allowed to leave my taxi cab.”
And now for our viewer’s heartline…
This message was sent by a viewer, originally in Aulacese (Vietnamese):
(English translation)
By chance I visited the website www.SupremeMasterTV.com which has very good content and excellent clips about Supreme Master Ching Hai. I’d like to watch the TV program, but heard that I must have the satellite disk in order to watch it. I bought a satellite program recorder and tried a few times to find the channel. However, I couldn’t get it to work. I’d like some information about the frequency so I can watch your program.
Thank you.
(Original Aulacese)
Tình cờ tôi mở trang mạng www.SupremeMasterTV.com có nội dung rất hay và những đoạn phim rất hay về Thanh Hải Vô Thượng Sư. Tôi muốn được xem chương trình truyền hình nhưng nghe nói rằng dùng vệ tinh mới xem được. Tôi đã mua một đầu thu chương trình từ vệ tinh và thử vài lần để dò chương trình nhưng không được, nên tôi muốn xin thông tin về tần số để có thể theo dõi được chương trình.
Xin cảm ơn!
Halo kind viewer,
The steps to take to watch Supreme Master Television via satellite in Âu Lạc (Vietnam) are actually quite simple. In Âu Lạc, you can receive Supreme Master Television via the ABS satellite at 75 degrees east using a regular satellite receiver set, consisting of a satellite dish with LNB, and a receiver such as the MIC K49 or the Best SAT 5299A. Our frequency is LNB Freq 10600 MHZ. More details are posted on www.SupremeMasterTV.com/au/ in the Aulacese (Vietnamese) language.
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