Salamat

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by Salamat 5y ago
My different take on hacking the under desk exercise bike has been different by hanging it on the wall so that you could be excersizing lying on your back.
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by Salamat 5y ago
There has been a swift resonse to deny it by the "industry" with a little help from Nytimes and all.Yet,as a journalist, the guy asked the questions yet no one has given him in the documentary any comment.Now they are responding t
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by Salamat 5y ago
Even in the desert where the landscape in always infux with sand dunes, people used to travel the desert and they still do in Africa and the middle east, they look up the into the sky for stars etc.Beduens still do it there, they unril rece
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by Salamat 7y ago
IMF has last granted a loan to Ecuador in Mar 21, 2003, that is 16 years. Now Ecuador is a client.
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by Salamat 7y ago
Any possible relation to the arrest of Assange? IMF board approves $4.2 bln financing deal with Ecuador March 11 (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund’s executive board approved the $4.2 billion financing deal with Ecuador https:&#x
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by Salamat 8y ago
Sometimes it is air pollution irritating the nose, when I went to Copenhagen, I said it was the first time I was able to breath in a decade, while I was smoking at 3 am outside my hotel,Bella Sky .
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by Salamat 8y ago
Saltwater Washes (Nasal Saline) for Sinusitis helps a lot to clear any obstruction in the nasal cavity, it helped me breathe better.
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by Salamat 8y ago
I know of several ethnic Abkhazians from Jordan and Syria who volunteered and fought against the Georgian army which was threatening to conduct total ethnic cleansing of Abkhazians. "August 25, 1992: The commander of the Georgian army,
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by Salamat 8y ago
I think the Georgian fascist fervour was behind the drive of Abkhazian for independence.I was told the other side of the story by several Abkhazians, they said they were deprived of jobs, housing and oppressed by the Georgians in their capi
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by Salamat 8y ago
Things are in limbo, destroyed buildingS are still deserted, lives shattered, this 5-year-old documentary seems from yesterday, I went there 3 months ago, nothing is normal. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYGyyuxRPws
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by Salamat 8y ago
It is not normal in Abkhazia at all, it is depressingly suffocating for the young generation to survive there with no hope of normal life. There is no longer any Russian financial support, they are broke now. Kids are allowed to drink alcoh
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by Salamat 8y ago
"There is a law in China that says citizens and corporations are required to cooperate with its intelligence services." The US and its intelligence services have been doing the same with US tech companies. " The US National
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by Salamat 8y ago
Photos: https://imgur.com/a/9L9dRol Here is the text of the PDF: This research aims to study and design a mechatronic system capable of rendering images through a touchable surface to help the blind to read and unders
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A new mechatronic system Tactile Display to recognize patterns
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by Salamat 8y ago
I think Turkish lacks consonants so it was tough for me to learn it with vowels flowing freely like there is no tomorrow. That throat sound, they call it glotral and it is there in many languages such as Spanish German and Irish and Scottis
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by Salamat 8y ago
In my work, I have colleagues from all Arabic countries among others, I talk to people of Morroco and my Arabic is more Levante, with no issue at all. Syrian dialect, along with Egyptian, has gained a lot of ease in the region due to popula
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by Salamat 8y ago
I visited abkhazia and was told they have wood that is very hard it does not float in water. Could not verify that.
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by Salamat 8y ago
Sustainable investments, ethical investing are mostly similar to sharia financial products https://international-adviser.com/uae-among-true-believers-i...
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by Salamat 8y ago
Blame it on the auto industry they created the idea "jay-walking" which was introduced in the 1920's by them part of a propaganda campaign to claim the roads for cars and shift the blame in accidents from cars to pedestrians.
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by Salamat 8y ago
It is shoddy journalism, or rather propaganda when anonymous is really a CIA/MOSSAD etc, as is the case with Bloomberg et al.
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by Salamat 8y ago
But both "Apple and Amazon are denying a report claiming spy chips from China were found in hardware they use. According to a report by Bloomberg, tiny microchips were found on motherboards of servers assembled by the San Jose company
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by Salamat 8y ago
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by Salamat 8y ago
It is the same story in some parts of the world but in Europe it is better where youngesters could take the train for free to all of EU countries, I think, although that was the case in differnt ways. Maybe you should read this nice analysi
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by Salamat 8y ago
Microsoft bought a pirate Arabic font because they would not pay the orginal owner- Boutros Fonts, his asking price, and got away with it.
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by Salamat 8y ago
The US has the power to influence the conflict by cutting them off the internet: Cutting off the internet of Syria in 2011 and planting viruses in Iranian networks https://www.nytimes.com/2018/06/17/us/
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by Salamat 8y ago
Grandmother used to say babies cry because of three things: need for sleep, need for food, and temreture issues (cold or hot causing colic and gases)
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by Salamat 9y ago
That could explain why Superhuman Chrome has so many open processes in Task Manager and uses so much freaking RAM.
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by Salamat 9y ago
So it is an old idea in a new usage.Water filled road barriers have been there for ages."The Jersey barrier, also called New Jersey wall, was developed in the 1950s (introduced in current form in 1959), at the Stevens Institute of Tech
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by Salamat 9y ago
That is exactly the bad deal Nelson Mandela got in SA. Just saying.
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by Salamat 9y ago
It could explain Eyewitness: Mass Dead Fish https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70_SbAbPG_M

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