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Memories Documented (50 unread)

• March 09, 2010
• 13:35

  A thousand days have passed, a million will pass

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  Imagine a thousand days with no access to, well, just about everything we hold "normal". Not only that, but throw in a war in the middle, a few skirmishes in those 1000 days, a bunch of political assassinations, few thousands dead, millions starved and unemployed and you might get 1/1000 of the picture of what is truly happening in Gaza. Worse than Nazi Ghettos of the WWII, orchestrated by the same people who claim to have suffered in those ghettos. Can you imagine how life for you, your...
  
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• March 08, 2010
• 14:45

  #B4JO: Blog for Jordan in 3 days, Tips and ideas to blog

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  3 days to go, if you're struggling with writers' block on what to write on the big day, I hope these ideas can help. But please, do not limit yourself to these. Be as creative and as talented as you are. Also, who can guess the most important celebrity who's going to Join us this year in blogging? Make the wildest guess you can Tips: Make sure your title says, Blog for Jordan day. (or #B4JO for short, and for topic to get tracked in Twitter) You can alternatively add the tag B4JO to your...
  
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• March 06, 2010
• 23:42

  Get to know QwaiderPlanet Twitter

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  I got 3 or 4 emails asking me about QwaiderPlanet Twitter and what exactly it is, what it does, how to get on it, and how to use it. To save me a bunch of copy and paste steps, here is how it works, how you can use it. QwaiderPlanet Twitter is a service that Tweets your articles to the ever exploding platform of Twitter. It's no secret how Twitter's success has spawned so many other dependant technologies that are built on top of it. How does it work? Every time an article is posted on...
  
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• 14:22

  The best Jordanian online service IS BACK!

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  The reincarnated PhotoJoNet.com (review, shutdown) is back! Yep, operating under a new name, new site and same old fantastic idea [www.snap2shop.com] now Live! If I had to rank the most innovative Jordanian companies Snap2Shop would be right there at the top. Created in the true spirit of innovation, entrepreneurship and adventure... Wow! Let me state once and for all, I'm not affiliated with Snap2Shop in anyway, nor is this a paid advertisement. I'm just supporting our...
  
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• March 05, 2010
• 2:23

  مش طلع الإمام، بيقرأ لي؟

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  فاكرين يا ولاد، هه؟ فاكرين من اسبوعين كنّا بنتكلّم عن صلاة الجمعة؟ و مآسي وويلات صلاة الجمعة بسبب تصرّفات البعض، و جهل الآخرين؟ في خطبة الجمعة التي تلتها قام الإمام، بإلقاء خطبة عصماء! كأنني انا و الله الذي كتبتها! في كل انتقاداتي، من وصول الإمام متأخرا (وصل قبل 10 دقائق من موعد الخطبة و بدأ الخطبة قبل موعدها بـ 5 دقائق) شيء في قمة الروعة اتمنى من الله ان يدوم ثم تحدّث عن الحالات التي يسن فيها الإطالة في قراءة القرآن في الصلاة بالضبط بنفس ترتيبي لدرجة ان بعض الأصدقاء اثناء الإستماع للخطبة...
  
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• March 03, 2010
• 19:58

  اعزب دهر و لا سنجل شهر

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  يلعن اخت العزوبية يا جماعة! الواحد بيعييش طول عمره سنين اعزب، و لا بيحس بشي ... بس المدام تسافر و اللا تاخد اجازة من شكل جوزها و طلعتو البهيّة ... بياكل الزلمة ستّين هوا! شو هالحياة هاي! مش طايق حالي!! احكيلكم؟ مش طايق حال حالي... لا ... مش طايق حال الهوا اللي حولي... شو هالعيشة هاي!!؟ كيف العالم بتتزوّج و بيعييش الزلمة في بلد الست في بلد تاني! شي بيفقع المرارة! آخ بس من النسوان ... كل ما بعّدوا عنّا بنعرف قيمتهم اكتر!
  
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• March 02, 2010
• 14:30

  Don't be rude!

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  Lesson of the day, Rude, doesn't get you anywhere! Only people who's job is actually in customer service are the ones who would take your crap and try to calm you down to "win" your satisfaction! ... Oh and your mother! But no one else is going to take your crap.
  
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• March 01, 2010
• 1:16

  The significance of the 5 prayers

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  Some of my friends call me, "closet Islamist". I guess there's no use getting out of the closet. I am what I am, and completely by my choice. Not forced, or brain washed into it. There are certain things in this life that we sometimes have to take on "faith". We really don't know why, and for the remainder of this article the main idea is me trying to reason why prayers in Islam are divided in the way they are. However, this is not approved or endorsed by any Islamic fatwa, nor does it convoy...
  
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• February 26, 2010
• 12:32

  3 years old

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  I can't believe I missed my new-birth anniversary! This is sad, a sign of old age I am sure! A week ago, my lungs turned 3 years old! Can you imagine that? I've been smoke free for 3 years. I didn't even take a single puff! To be frank, at times I felt weak and in need of a nicotine laden, lung filling tar puff. But I didn't, and trust me, if you have never picked up smoking you wouldn't know how tough it is to quit! It's almost impossible! Laws didn't make me quit, taxes didn't make me...
  
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• February 25, 2010
• 19:19

  و الله بحبّو لله في لله!

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  يا عمّي ليش الحكي، عنّا مواهب رائعة و واعدة حتى لو العالم ما عرف عنها! بس كل الشكر و التقدير و الحب لأعزّائنا في تلفزيون عرمرم اللي سمحولنا نتواصل مع ناس بالفعل رائعة هاد الإنسان بخلّيني احن لعمّان بكل شي فيها، و اهم معلم من معالم عمّان ... تاكسي مان! تفضّلوا استمتعوا عن جد... بهذا الشب المبدع بدون تكّلف! بسيط و عميق لكن اهم شي... من الواقع الأغبر، احتمال يعبّر عن نبض الشارع احسن من 1000 كاتب في صحافتنا الــ و اللا بلاش
  
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• 2:51

  #B4JO: Blog for Jordan Day 2010

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  It's hard to believe that it has been a year already since we last had our second Blog about Jordan day and two years since the first Blog About Jordan day. They were couple of the most amazing events I ever had the honor in participating in. I couldn't have felt any more pride than that day. It was one amazing festival. Everyone participated with great enthusiasm, it was just wonderful. It's that time of year again. March is is the month of Blog for Jordan day. March 12th...
  
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• February 24, 2010
• 15:13

  Will the Red-dead ever get the go-ahead?

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  If you haven't heard of the Red-Dead project, here it is in a nutshell. It's a project to connect the Red Sea with the Dead Sea. Of course, the very first reaction is usually, ah-huh, why? Well, there are many reasons to actually do such a project, (and many more NOT to do it). In a recent article in JO magazine. There seems to be a lot of official reluctance from the government, and dodging any official responses to the whole matter! Of course, it's really not news, nor is the government...
  
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• February 23, 2010
• 17:47

  Latest Tattoo craze!

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  I've been seeing this almost everyday, the latest in Tattoo, it's not a new ink, it's not glow in the dark material, it's not protruding parts of the skin, it's Tattoo removal! Yep you heard me right, REMOVAL It appears that the short lived fad is subsiding and more people appear to be regretting ever getting tattoos! So is this fad still on the rise in the Arab world? I bet you it is!
  
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• February 22, 2010
• 12:50

  الغالي سعره فيه؟

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  شنّت الصبايا هجوم عشوائي على الشباب على مدوّنة اختي العزيزة سمسم، و ما صدّقت ويسبر و ميّاسي اللا و اجو شلّوا عرض الشباب اللي الله يخزيهم[الشباب] فشّلونا. لأن كلام و نقد الصبايا و الحق يقال فيه شيء من الصحة. لكن للأسف راح ضحّية هذا الهجوم كل الشباب اللي يا غافل الك الله! ما الهم خص و لا ذنب. بل بالعكس هم الأغلبية الصامته، اللي اجا اكمّن ولد و فشّلوهم. بصراحة بديت اكتب رد عند سمسم لكن بعد ما صار طويل استحيت، فـقررت احّوله الى بوست ارد فيه على ما جاء في المقال الأصلي
  
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• 3:38

  Brain washing wives

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  Sometimes, I feel sorry for some women. Usually university graduates, from good families. Then the minute they start talking you realize that they have been brain washed by their husbands. Turned into copies of their men. Saying the same stupidities, and cancelling everything about them that makes them individuals! It's sad really!
  
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• February 21, 2010
• 5:24

  You asked, and I listened

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  Not too long ago I got a special request for QwaiderBlogTweeter, here's the text of the request: - Read the tags in the post and use them as hashtags. There might be 100 tags in a post, maybe you can figure out a way to choose the first two or three and use them as hashtags, depending on how many characters are left for the tweet. People will tend to put the important tags first anyway. - Have the auto tweeter NOT tweet if a specific tag is present. It defeats the purpose since the post is...
  
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• February 19, 2010
• 17:59

  مآسي صلاة الجمعة

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  نفسي من زمان اطلّع اللي بقلبي من اللي بشوفه كل مرة في صلاة الجمعة! يعني و الله لولا انّ الإنسان قاصد ربّه في الصلاة، كان ما رحت! بس من وين ابدأ؟ من الإمام ماشالله عليه اللي كل صلاة لازم يتأخّر! و لازم يُسهب في خطبته العصماء ساعة كاملة في لت و عجن و كلام قديم و مستهلك و معروف للقاصي و الداني؟ و اللا من المصلّين الذين يفتقدون ادنى مباديء الإنسانية و حسن التعامل و الجوار؟ يعني و الله مش عارف من وين ابدا!
  
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• February 18, 2010
• 17:55

  Limitations as means to succeed?

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  Take two examples, and think... iPhone and Twitter, both have more limits than you can imagine. iPhone doesn't allow you to change the battery, on older generations it didn't allow you to take videos, or even install applications not blessed by Apple. Twitter limits your breathing to 140 characters... But here's the trick! While competition were hard at work addressing these "issues", people didn't care at all! 140 characters limit? So what, send 2! Can't swap battery? Who cares how many...
  
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• February 15, 2010
• 14:01

  The myth of the perfect wife

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  There are people you meet along the long journey of life, that feel like an epiphany. You start feeling, where have they been all your life. Why have they just showed up. You suffer a lot, and taste the bitterness offered to you by those who don't care, don't matter, and don't really make any difference. Other than the fact that with time, you learn to appreciate what you have been blessed with. Perhaps, a bit too late... I've lived my life, not regretting a thing. Every obstacle served as a...
  
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• February 12, 2010
• 13:32

  Dating tips #4: The art of listening

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  Women like to talk. That's a fact of life. That can be viewed as both positive and negative. But just as that is a fact, another fact is that Women are more communicative. They're able to share, spread and recall events a lot more quickly, accurately, and they can recall them more vividly and in a lot more detail. It's that capacity for recalling events and places that causes women to describe with greater details the events. It exactly the thing that drives men crazy who are mostly interested...
  
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• 3:13

  Sweet victory ...

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  The winner takes all it's the thrill of one more kill the last one to fall will never sacrifice there will Don't ever look back on a world closing in the only intent with your wings on the wind Oh the things that we did, and it's sweet, sweet, sweet victory, yeah And it's ours for the taking it's ours for the fight and the sweet, sweet, sweet victory, yeah And the world is ours to call Sweet, sweet, sweet victory  And now ... for the actual song ...
  
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• February 11, 2010
• 13:14

  Why #entrepreneurs -might- succeed!

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  If you have a steady job, great! You're better than many. You can rely on the comfort and security that comes along when you do what you're told. At the end of the day that's what the very definition of "Job" is. But how many people actually love their jobs, or even like it? I wouldn't be very far of if I say, very few. In fact, most people like certain aspects about their jobs. Love the perks and the benefits, but for the vast majority... A job is something to put bread on the table, people...
  
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• February 10, 2010
• 14:36

  Finally, a good use for Twitter!

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  I'm not a twitterholic! Although, due to my recent interest in developing applications for the new and insanely growing platform, some people might actually think that I am! I am not! In fact, for the longest period of time, I thought of twitter as stupid and a complete waste of web-space and time... until I discovered the first 'legit' useful use for twitter... Especially if you live far from friends and family... Here's how Twitter can actually help you and be useful.
  
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• February 08, 2010
• 13:29

  Is #Google hurting?

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  Last night during the super bowl (if you're not versed in American pop-culture, the Super bowl is like World cup for American Football). It's also the time were some of the year's best and most expensive commercials are aired. In an interesting twist, Google, the dominant search giant, whose name became synonymous with searching the Internet, aired an interesting commercial, for what I believe is the first time EVER! (I don't recall seeing any commercials for Google search on TV, there were a...
  
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• February 07, 2010
• 1:51

  King of hearts

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• 0:14

  One place I just can't get used to

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  The god-damn-locker rooms! If you frequent gyms in the US, you will undoubtedly start and end your routine with a visit to the all-male or all-female locker rooms. I understand that people in the US and western Europe are generally more liberal with their bodies and nudity isn't an issue. However, it's really disturbing to see a man, completely naked. It just feels awkward! Especially if you happen to know that person!
  
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• February 06, 2010
• 3:23

  a piece of home...

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  Today, marks a glorious moment in our life. The day we satisfied one huge craving nothing other than a simple meal that anyone in Jordan can have for less than 1JD. Today, we made Shawirma. AT HOME from scratch and it tasted EXACTLY like shawirma you buy from the eateries in Jordan or any other country. To tell you the truth, all the burgers in the world aren't worth a single bite of a good shawirma sandwich
  
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• February 04, 2010
• 4:00

  Engaging the #IDF in cyber warfare

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  The news appear to be true. The Israeli IDF appears to employ some "kids" who have nothing better to do than spread a "positive" pro Israeli propaganda on the web. Most recent engagement? I guess it was me from @QwaiderPlanet against some of the brain-washed, history-forgetting, lie-spelling "hottie" from the IDF! It's a well known technique to tell you the truth. Had she engaged with someone who knew a little less about the history of the Atrocities and the genocide committed by the...
  
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• February 02, 2010
• 23:17

  There are stupid products, then there is Hug-e-gram!

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  If you are looking for the complete definition of #FAIL, look no further This is worst commercial and worst product EVER.
  
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• January 31, 2010
• 1:12

  Couple of Apple ideas

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  I was dead wrong about the iPhone. It's about time I admitted it... I was wrong. Despite the Apple's Nazi practices, despite the lack of replaceable battery, despite all the issues and shortcomings, the iphone succeeded brilliantly. It was sexy and so damn cool. So sexy that it appealed to many people who don't even care about 99% of the cool features. So sexy it appealed to demographic that feels intimidated by the mere mentions of the words "smart" and "Phone" The iPhone was an awesome...
  
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• January 25, 2010
• 23:04

  My antisocial tag to the social #Top50Jo

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  I hate to be the one pointing out the pretty obvious but just as many people have made just about every Jordanian expat feel like crap for missing out on the great things about Jordan. How about a little reminder for the top 50 things that make Jordan a crappy place? Sorry in advance, not meant as an insult for anyone, no purchase necessary, void where illegal, must be 18 years or older to participate. Everyone know how much I love Jordan, but just for fun, I decided to play devil's advocate...
  
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• January 23, 2010
• 16:25

  Strength...

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  There are things that are just simply stronger than others... Life is stronger than death, even though both are facts of life. But a new life proved to be stronger than a recent death. That's what kept blinking in my mind as I saw the dramatic effect my daughter had on everyone who was devastated by the loss of my father in law. She was their morphine, she calmed everyone down. Her aura just lit up the whole place. Just for being there!
  
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• January 03, 2010
• 16:43

  انّا لله و انّا اليه راجعون

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  {يَا أَيَّتُهَا النَّفْسُ الْمُطْمَئِنَّةُ ارْجِعِي إِلَى رَبِّكِ رَاضِيَةً مَرْضِيَّةً فَادْخُلِي فِي عِبَادِي وَادْخُلِي جَنَّتِي } اللهم اغفر له و ارحمه و اعفو عنه و أكرم نزله، ووسع مدخله و غسّله بالماء و الثلج و البرد. و نقّه من الذنوب، كما ينقّى الثوب الأبيض من الدنس. و ارحمه الى ما صار اليه، و جازه بالحسنات احسانا و بالسيّئات عفوا و غفرانا. و افتح له ابواب رحمتك يا ارحم الراحمين اللهم آمين.اللهم آمين.اللهم آمين
  
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• December 30, 2009
• 13:46

  Awesome Idea for new year's Eve in Jordan!

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  The party is going to be at 1st circle. For a moment here we can consider it Jordan's Time square! This awesome idea sparked on Humaid's blog, and echoed by Nas on the Black-Iris.  Thoughts and festive ideas are welcome of course. I am telling you if I was in Jordan, that's where I will be taking my family to spend the new year's eve. Here's my "Idea contribution": Get some fireworks, and organize a night to remember at the 1st Circle!
  
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• December 29, 2009
• 14:26

  A new twist on an old scam

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  Remember the Nigerian scam where someone would send you an email promising riches beyond your wildest imagination just for helping him get some money out of a trapped account? Well, these folks have not died, but their techniques sure have evolved. Here's the latest incarnation, playing on the very foundation of Islam and being good... ==== Actual message bellow ===== Asalamalekum Dear Friend, I got your contact email through your country global international network and after going through...
  
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• December 26, 2009
• 8:09

  That new baby smell

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  Makes you go numb about everything else... Suddenly you feel it was all worth it, and nothing else matters Say hi to baby Mira
  
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• December 22, 2009
• 16:53

  50 Google wave invites up for grabs!

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  Need an invitation to Google's latest brainfart em, Google Wave? 50 are available ... Let me know if you're interested I guess since everyone is sharing... I might do so too...
  
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• December 21, 2009
• 17:47

  Dating tips: #3 Be generous

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  If you ask all women to list all bad things about a guy, the most common property would be a guy being "miserly" or stingy. In fact, many other personal pitfalls might be overlooked if this aspect is not there. The cave woman again, thinks that a stingy mate would end up making her and her offspring dye of hunger while he eats. Or that he will not share the spoils of hunting (meat=rich in protein, essential for baby making, and more important than the vegetables that she can gather). So a...
  
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• December 17, 2009
• 17:22

  عمانا! عمى يعميه

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  يعني قاعد بنص الإجتماع ... و نازل يطقّع.. مش مشكلة ... بس جد عميتنا ... بطّلت شايف .. فقدت الإحساس بالشم! حتي اصابعي لحد الآن منمّلة ... ولك شو ماكل!!؟ الله يخزيك
  
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• 2:12

  Opinionated bastard

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  B: Hey Y, Have watched a movie in the IMAX? Y: No! Me: IMAX SUCKS! B: You're such an opinionated bastard! Me: What's good about a theatre with only 2 good seats? All the rest have twist their necks and spines to be able to see the action! B: You know where you would be if you weren't so opinionated? ...
  
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• December 16, 2009
• 2:03

  Am I the only one who remembers this?

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  I remember waiting for the weekend to watch every episode! I didn't even understand what they were saying, but I still loved and enjoyed it....
  
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• December 14, 2009
• 23:52

  Here's why I want to work for Google...

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  Google Confirms Employees Have 'Google Phone' Google confirmed Saturday that their internal developers are using an unreleased Android based phone, as contradictory rumors about a "Google Phone" flew back and forth across the Internet. On an official Google blog, vice president of product management Mario Queroz said that Google employees are using "a device that combines innovative hardware from a partner with software that runs on Android," but that this phone is "exclusively for Google...
  
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• 13:03

  You didn't miss much...

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  True story... A friend of mine was madly in love with the girl of his dreams... He would spend hours writing her poetry, and doing everything he can to make his dream come true Few years and several failed proposal attempts later. The girl accepts to be married to a suitor who was a better choice according to them... My friend was heart broken
  
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• December 11, 2009
• 10:31

  يللا ...كلّنا في الهوا.. سوا

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  كما تكونوا يولَّى عليكم! لكن ظاهرة الرؤساء "العرب" من فئة "اللغة العربية كلغة ثانوية" على ما يبدو في ازدياد، و كما قال دريد لحّام: و الخير لقدّام
  
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• December 09, 2009
• 10:48

  Kiss your ipod goodbye

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  The days of portable music devices are numbered. But they're not the only gadgets that are marching steadily but surely to the shredder. These devices came at a time of great technological convergence. They narrowed a gap between the old and the new. The old being analog music devices and the new being the ultra new portable wearable computers. For that, many generations had to be developed and many had to go, bye-bye. Don't get me wrong, the iPods are not completely going to disappear. But...
  
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• December 07, 2009
• 13:38

  When you Quit smoking...

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  Do you think thoughts of smoking will go away? The short answer is no! How long does it take for a person who quit smoking to stop thinking about it? Another short answer, NEVER! Smoking is one of those habits that, once you develop, you will never be able to totally escape! The thoughts keep coming back to you. They keep wanting you to take one last puff!
  
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• 2:31

  Dating tips: #2 Be confident

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  Confidence is the best chick magnet there is. Women gravitate towards three main things, Strength, Influence and wealth. Not that women don't seek other qualities in a man. But certain things can be considered secondary. For example, Male's handsomeness can be sought after but if the male doesn't show one signs of strength, influence or wealth. They're usually dumped tragically! If you come to think about it, the way males were shaped over the eons made them grow in these categories. To...
  
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• December 06, 2009
• 4:01

  Put some cloths on!

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  I beats the heck out of me why do some ladies think it's "OK" to come to work half naked! Just consider what would happen if a guys shows up to work showing some extra skin? I bet you throw-up bags would be standard issue at the work place. I remember many years ago when I worked in Jordan. I remember the boss at that time, asking one of the ladies to go home and change. I know he had no right, but she had no right either!
  
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• December 03, 2009
• 23:34

  Would you tell?

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  If you have a very ill family member... Would you tell his aging mother?
  
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• 14:14

  Google DNS, friend or Foe?

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  Anything that has to do with Google, somehow ends up translating to being Fast, speedy or quick. Which are all good. People demand more speed. Faster responses and lightning fast communications.

  Somehow, Google "discovered" that DNS is the bottleneck here and therefore they decided to, well, speed it up.

  So what is DNS? (Domain Name System) is one of the fundamental internet services that converts the friendly-human-readable-names (like Qwaider.com) to the geeky-computer-understandable-IP address of the server which hosts a specific service. In short, it's like a phone book directory of the internet. It associates easy to remember names to easy to forget numbers.

  So is this a good thing? Or a bad thing? Let me explain both sides, but trust me. If you're a conspiracy theorist, this is a feast you won't want to miss!