
Jacaylbaro
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Somali Sheekhs Predicted What is Happening Today, Prophetic.
Jacaylbaro replied to Xoogsade's topic in Politics
Allah Allah , yaa sheekh hunguri ,,, xafidahullah wa racaahu ,,, -
Will Eello contribute any difference to Somaliland as well as the whole region (Africa), was a question that has been popping up in my mind since its foundation. Fortunately, I got the answer “yes”. It is only less than two years since its foundation, and you can not imagine how many students have been enrolled in different educational levels. You can see, former Somali students who were not lucky enough to finish their education, because of war, have got a chance to continue their learning, while professionals take part time classes at night, evening or etc. Thanks to Allah, Somaliland seems to be going out of darkness into the light. I mean, from illiteracy to education. I always give Eelo this nick name: the freshly minted weapon against illiteracy. It is a good step towards success. Eello American University provides fields of knowledge for which people used to go abroad. Many people’s aspiration was to learn computer engineering, computer science, or architectural engineering. Since we are in the third world, many of these ambitious youngsters found it difficult going abroad for further education, and if they go they face financial problem either to pay the tuition fee or the accommodation. So Eelo makes it easy for them to fulfill their educational ambitions at home. . One of them is my brother, Mohamoud Elmi Yousuf, who had a dream of becoming a computer engineer, many people shared his feeling and they have realized their dreams through Eelo American University. Our insistence on education is based on our resistance to illiteracy. Congratulations to those> who devoted their time and money for the purpose of establishing and building Eelo American University. May Allah reward you for the best job that you have done for your country. Amen…………Amen………………….Amen. By Aidarous Elmi Yuosuf Sophomore candidate in Amoud University Email Address: - caydaruuscilmi@hotmail.com Contact No: 002522-4129000
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Mixing cash with a special liquid would double its value
Jacaylbaro replied to Fabregas's topic in General
looooooooool ,, why don't they charge both bal ?? ,, what about if the idea worked and this guy would have more money wouldn't that be a crime too ??? -
Meeshan wax is dhaamaa ma jiraan ,,,,,
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This belongs to the politics section sxb ,,,
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Poor girl ,, how is the feeling when you land in a country like America hoping to be with the other people, good life, money, etc and end up in a detention center with psychotic medicines. I'm glad she is doing great someone else wuu waalan lahaaba.
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It takes about six seconds. Slowly, you take in a deep breath, exhale more quickly, stretch out your arms, contort your face, and your narrowed eyes may tear a bit. You have just yawned, something that almost all vertebrate animals do many times a day by some estimates, 10 times per hour, though more often in the early morning and late evening. Does it mean you are tired? Bored? Trying to give someone a hint? As common as it is, little is known for sure about yawning, but it is probably a myth that yawning always indicates a need for sleep. It is true that people often yawn as they are ready to retire for the night; but it is also true that it happens when first arising in the morning, and at other times during the day depending on a variety of factors such as arousal level, distraction, and even seeing someone else yawning. Because breathing takes in oxygen and removes carbon dioxide, theories in the past about why we yawn centered on the assumption that it was a reflex in response to low oxygen or high carbon-dioxide levels. This theory lost favor after a study in 1987 in which volunteers subjected to high oxygen levels did not yawn less, and after high carbon dioxide exposure did not yawn more. Any explanation about why we yawn will have to explain a number of interesting observations: Yawning occurs even when oxygen and carbon dioxide levels are normal. Yawning may make others yawn (that is, it seems "contagious"). An increase in yawning has been described in a number of diseases or conditions affecting brain function, as discussed below. A fetus in the womb yawns, beginning as early as 11 weeks of development. Theories There seems to be no shortage of potential explanations for yawning. Some of the most reasonable theories follow, though none has been proven: Yawning stretches out the lungs and nearby tissues, preventing tiny airways in the lungs from collapsing. This could explain why yawning seems to occur around the time of shallow breathing (when tired, bored or just arising from bed). Yawning distributes a chemical called surfactant, a gooey liquid that coats the tiny air pockets in the lungs and helps to keep them open. Adequate amounts and function of surfactant is a critical to the ability of a newborn to survive outside the womb. This theory could explain why fetuses yawn during development, as they prepare to use their lungs Because yawning is associated with stretching of the muscles and joints and an increased heart rate, it may serve as a preparation for an increased level of alertness, especially after a period of relaxation. This could explain why athletes and professional musicians often find themselves yawning just before periods of increased focus or activity. Yawning could provide nonverbal communication to others that it is time to relax and put aside the activities of the day. Extensive yawning among members of a baboon group signals the time to sleep, typically with the leader ("alpha male") ending the ritual with a giant yawn. For humans, yawning could be a remnant of evolution that communicates the desire to be left alone, including the need for rest. Yawning could serve as a warning system to alert the yawner that sleep may soon take over. If you are driving a car and relaxing to the point where you might soon fall asleep, yawning might make you more conscious of the need to take a break. Why Is Yawning Contagious? It is probably the power of suggestion that leads one person to yawn after seeing someone else yawn. If the theory about nonverbal group communication is true, as it seems to be for baboons, the contagiousness of yawning may be an involuntary, genetically programmed phenomenon; once one person in the "tribe" yawns, others do so because this behavior pattern helped our evolutionary ancestors to communicate with one another. Yawning as a Sign of Disease Believe it or not, yawning may be a sign of disease. Although rarely the first sign, excessive yawning has been observed among people with multiple sclerosis, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS, also called Lou Gehrig's disease), following radiation injury (as during radiation therapy), and among people treated for Parkinson's disease. Rarely, it may even signal the onset of migraine headache. On the other hand, yawning seems to occur less frequently among people with schizophrenia. The reasons for yawning more or less often in certain diseases are unknown. Researchers have noticed in animals and humans that electrical stimulation of certain parts of the brain can provoke yawning. In addition, certain chemical messengers in the brain (including dopamine and ACTH) seem to be important in yawning as well. Yawning seems simple enough, but is actually complex behavior serving an uncertain purpose. The Bottom Line Don't take it personally if someone yawns in your face. While it is possible they are bored, tired or trying to send you a message, there's plenty about yawning we do not yet understand. Maybe they just want to be left alone, need to stretch out the small airways of their lungs, or are preparing to focus even more closely on what you are saying. Then again, maybe you should take a hint and put away those slides of your summer vacation. Health - MSN
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Iska warama ,, ma fiican tihiin ,,, Alxamdulillah ,,, haye I think i'm sleeping in the office today ,,,,
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Anigu 10 sanadood baan kaa yarahaye ,,,,,
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Wax ka shaah macaan kildhigaas ma jiro i tell ya ,,,
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Oday waad tahayba sxb ,,,,,,,,,, ciyaal ha iska dhigin
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Yes the can do sxb. Every party has its stronghold and yet can do other activities in other regions. There is no need of UDUB's rally this time ,,,, Even this one for KULMIYE was not as big as it was expected.
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No suit is needed ,, nafta ha iska jarin ,,, You can go with macawis and go' shaal ah ,,,, simple and nice
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I don't see the point they make fun of mentally sick person on a train. ,,,,,
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Something wrong with your eyes Neph ,,,, something wrong. Djibouti is not waqooyi ,, bismillaah ,, maxay wax isku qastay ,,,
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In London miyaa ??? ,,,
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what else could you expect dee ???
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looooooool ,, they are ilbax and they don't mind. Not like Somalis is wada qarinaya like they committed a crime.
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He is from Kosovo ,,,,,,,
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Yes i know Sh. Boqolsoon Allah Yarxamuh ,,,, he is a femous Sheikh, one of my favorates weliba. Here is a photo from the day:
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loooooooooooooooool@singing the cord lines ,, No ,, i didn't say i was bood booding a whole night ,, it was just few hours within the day (in the afternoon) and some whities started dancing with it ,,, but how can they dance with that ,,, waaban ka yaabay ,,,, Yes it is true the sin leaves a black dot in your heart and one Ibadah leaves s white dot in it or sweeps the black one ,,,,,, that is why they say if you do a sin then start doing Ibadah, it will erase it.
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I think it is a good idea to encourage muslims to join the police. We don't have to leave the Police for the gaalos and complain later.
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Well, i don't know who said they will have popular music played that they will follow to the hell ,,, it is probably a somali believe but not written in the religion as far as i know. come ,, we all listen to music dee ,,, maxaad sheekhadda isaga dhigaysaa bal ??
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looooooooooooool@his name ,,,,