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Hi all Meera has a really different perspective about Islam . Check for yourself on my Journal . Or goto silentspring.diaryland.com
May 13, 2005 at 9:00amThey rarely are w/o make-up, Labs. There are few who looks as glamorous as they do with make-up without it.
May 12, 2005 at 6:07pmi've seen meera.. in a beauty salon in lahore.. she's not all that...!
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Hi all Meera has a really different perspective about Islam . Check for yourself on my Journal . Or goto silentspring.diaryland.com
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NOMINATIVE(ben,sen,o,biz,siz,onlar) ACCUSATIVE(beni,seni,onu,bizi,sizi, onlarý) DATIVE(bana,sana,ona,bize,size,onla ra) LOCATIVE(bende,sende,onda,bizde,siz de,onlarda)ABLATIVE(benden,senden,o ndan,bizden,sizden,onlardan) GENITIVE(benim,senin,onun,bizim,siz in,onlarýn)
April 28, 2005 at 8:42amdo we simply call this "orthographic"? Thats good to learn! I always used to think its called "Phonetic", lol! Well, can anyone tell me the English names for the woval and conso...
April 28, 2005 at 6:45amalso turkish is an orthographic language.(pronounced as it is written)
April 27, 2005 at 10:57amthere's no gender differentiation in Turkish, such as he/she or ellos/ellas in Spanish. We simply have 6 pronouns, 1st, 2nd and 3rd singular and plural pronouns respectivel...
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Job Hunting Advice Resume: Use concise, powerful and succinct words Carry your resume and business cards around you at all times Post your resume on all online job engines Omit home address and home number from your online resume, but include email and cell phone Ask friends and family to ask their friends and their family for leads and fwd your resume to them Contact Letters/Email: Cover letters should show off your professionalism and the best of your personality Thank you emails/letters should ... Read More
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Hi! It is nice to meet Syrians here. Syria is Turkeys neighbor. I like Syria, but I have never been there. It will be good to make Syrian Friends.
May 1, 2005 at 10:01amThe only thing that I know about Turkey is that my last name is Turkish and I have some Turkish in me
May 1, 2005 at 8:21amI am a citizen of Turkish Republic, not Ottoman. Ottoman died in 1922.Indeed it has a glorious and justice past. It was a nice old boy. :)Never behaved like an Imperialist like ...
May 1, 2005 at 2:35amand the Ottomans are the past, but a glorious past indeed...in the scope of empires, they had their ups and downs, their pros and cons as others have had too. Be proud of the h...
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This may have been addressed in the past. I have been wearing Bobbi Brown lipstick for years. I just love the consistency and it isn't drying on my lips. However, I have to reapply often. Can anyone recommend a lipstick brand that really lasts for hours?
April 29, 2005 at 4:48pmI use lip gloss and lip liner from MAC which is long lasting...I havent used lipstick in years. Actually I dont wear make up very often. Only on special occassions...
April 29, 2005 at 8:47amHi begsy dear...i was thinking of e-mailing u and finding out whether u got the order or not. So looks like u got it and it is doing well for u too. I am so glad for u. btw i ha...
April 29, 2005 at 7:41amI have a problem with longlasting lipsticks. It's hard to get it off and I feel it discolors your lips... they get darker.
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Thinking about changing cars. Kind of in a dilemma here. I like the 4 door practicality of the C32 plus the fact that it's very close to the M3 when it comes to performance figures. But, the M3 wins in looks and driver involvement. Which would you guys suggest? note: I am indifferent to stick shift or automatic.
April 27, 2005 at 10:02amI've experience with both, the M3 hands down is better and parts for the C32 are almost impossible to get you have to wait a long time at the dealer for anything.
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David Kates was a kid who used to live in the neighborhood. We had one of those soft nerf footballs and we'd spend the afternoons throwing it around and playing a few games of touch football, that is until David Kates would show up. When he would, there would be a sudden collective feeling of dread. No one wanted to play football with David Kates. Why you ask? Because he was notorious for picking his nose and wiping it ON THE BALL. It didn't matter what kind of mucus we were talking about. In summers it was t... Read More
May 7, 2005 at 3:15amDonald Grinker eh? Sounds like a nose picker to me. They've always got names like that. Or Peter Shnatz. That's another definite nose picker right there...
May 6, 2005 at 12:10pmIf you don't have glue for a little kid's art project... wet snot works just as well, it doesn't harm the environment either...
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Assalmaulaykum! Guess what i did .... in March i did the ultimate ferrari driving challenge and then i did an afternoon of rally car driving - it was awesome. Considering i was the only hijabi and female on the track it was great. i drove: 3/4 laps driving a Ferrari 328 3/4 laps driving a Ferrari 360 Drive an off-road vehicle High-speed passenger ride Loose gravel stage driving a group N rally car Driving a Mitsubishi Evolution 'V' on tarmac stage Driving VW Polo group N rally car... Read More
April 29, 2005 at 3:30pmyou guys you wanna know the icing on the cake... work paid for it... before this 2 yrs ago i did the supercar challenge when i drove _ Noble m12 GTO - Porsche 958 - Lambo ...
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Funny...this reminds me of when I try to translate Arabic songs... Abou El Abed was asked by his instructor to write an essay in English about any interesting encounter that happened recently with him. So he wrote in a classical translation from Arabic to English: From some 2 months 3, I recognized a girl in the tooth of the elephant (sen el fil). She was other look and like the moon (gheir shikil w mitilel amar)! Burn her religion (ye7re2 dina) what beautiful (sho 7ilwe). I tried to touch her... Read More
April 27, 2005 at 5:17amhaha. I heard this before. Me and my friend were on a quest to translate all arabic expressions into english. We came up with some HILARIOUS expressions...I wish I can remember ...
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Asalaamu Alaikum All, I was wondering who your favortie reciter was. Mine is Saad Al Ghamidi. If you haven't already, you should check out a website which has almost every reciter on it. It is called islamway and i'll put in a link so you can check it out. english.islamway.com
May 22, 2005 at 5:50pmMishari Rashid al-EFASI IS THE BEST! that guy has got power in his voice mashaAllah. u should listen to his tarawih recitations, which arent available online, but they'll blow u...
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Should women lead prayers and give khutbahs like men? Should congregational prayers separate the sexes or not? discuss I say YES on both counts!
May 1, 2005 at 4:41amOooh, my bad Mstic_L.. please forgive me. I was mixed up b/w St. Augustine and St. Thomas for some reason. Well said, even if you'd said it about St. Augustine. St. Thomas A...
April 30, 2005 at 4:33pmI agree shazia. Superman, not sure what you are refering to. I do know some of his life, yes. What aspect would make me not think something he said about morality true/good? Fro...
April 29, 2005 at 11:50pmShazia04: No need to wait for them to make the leap rather make the leap yourself.
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Okay, so who would win in a battle of wits? Who wins your affections? Clearly these characters are modeled after one another. I'll say no more. And don't ask me where I get these photos from.
May 1, 2005 at 12:18amSADZ! This is the funniest thing I've seen in a long time! Dudette! Where on EARTH did you get this from? I'm almost too afraid to ask! I'm literally on the floor right now. Nim...
May 1, 2005 at 12:01ama study in scarlet, mali walli. sadz, what kind of computer virus are you spreading this time?
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gw ppl are boring
October 22, 2005 at 2:28amyea take this one guy i know...i think his name is Arasi or something, but theeeee most boring guy in the world. for fun he plays march madness 2005 on xbox 24/7 and he's in hi...
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whats a karachi?????????????????????
April 29, 2005 at 6:08pmi saw karachi is like NYC, near port and so many people its crazy now...
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BLOOD :: the second symbol of peace between iraq and america a gallery exhibition of paintings, dance, and installations this saturday, april 30, 2005 @ 7 through 11 pm. selah artistic giving center 1001 east first street gallery 15 los angeles, ca 90012 tel: 213 626 0811 $5 at the door come join us for: * MUSIC & DANCE :: Frankie Flave from Style Elements. Kilafornia and Jeremy McDara serve as the organizers of the evening's hip hop and drum n' bass entertainment and world... Read More
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Shabash! 2.0 Book Launch Party La Di Da Gallery and Bar, 8840 Beverly Blvd. West Hollywood CA 90048 9pm on Friday April 29 $20 gets you into the party with a book in your hand. $10 gets your friend in, without a book. (limit ? one friend per book buyer) Eat, drink and cheer "Shabash!" for the best yet guide to ?All Things South Asian?. Hang out with Shabash! 2.0?s authors and take in the views from this second floor gallery space (with a free parking lot!). We can only fit 200 g... Read More
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Shabash! 2.0 Book Launch Party La Di Da Gallery and Bar, 8840 Beverly Blvd. West Hollywood CA 90048 9pm on Friday April 29 $20 gets you into the party with a book in your hand. $10 gets your friend in, without a book. (limit ? one friend per book buyer) Eat, drink and cheer "Shabash!" for the best yet guide to ?All Things South Asian?. Hang out with Shabash! 2.0?s authors and take in the views from this second floor gallery space (with a free parking lot!). We can only fit 200 g... Read More
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BLOOD :: the second symbol of peace between iraq and america a gallery exhibition of paintings, dance, and installations this saturday, april 30, 2005 @ 7 through 11 pm. selah artistic giving center 1001 east first street gallery 15 los angeles, ca 90012 tel: 213 626 0811 $5 at the door come join us for: * MUSIC & DANCE :: Frankie Flave from Style Elements. Kilafornia and Jeremy McDara serve as the organizers of the evening's hip hop and drum n' bass entertainment and world... Read More
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BLOOD :: the second symbol of peace between iraq and america a gallery exhibition of paintings, dance, and installations this saturday, april 30, 2005 @ 7 through 11 pm. selah artistic giving center 1001 east first street gallery 15 los angeles, ca 90012 tel: 213 626 0811 $5 at the door come join us for: * MUSIC & DANCE :: Frankie Flave from Style Elements. Kilafornia and Jeremy McDara serve as the organizers of the evening's hip hop and drum n' bass entertainment and world... Read More
