i see the next phase as landlord can't get it hard some days of the week so he lends his rights. lmfao.. very Islamic and brotherly idea, ma brotha.
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rahim and Payandeh Iran
https://www.isna.ir/news/1401042618152/پلمب-دو-باشگاه-ورزشی-ایرانمال-و-بازداشت-دو-نفر-به-علت-انجام-ورزش
. با اینگونه اقدامات هنجار شکنانه(mixed yoga) در حوزه اصناف و اماکن برخورد قانونی خواهد شد،
پلمب دو باشگاه ورزشی ایرانمال و بازداشت دو نفر به علت انجام ورزش مختلط
Two Sports clubs (pool house and bowling alley) shutting down @ Iran Mall.
. با اینگونه اقدامات هنجار شکنانه(mixed yoga) در حوزه اصناف و اماکن برخورد قانونی خواهد شد،
پلمب دو باشگاه ورزشی ایرانمال و بازداشت دو نفر به علت انجام ورزش مختلط
Two Sports clubs (pool house and bowling alley) shutting down @ Iran Mall.
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WSOP champ ($10mil winnings) was really impressive in his zen-like manners, being able to sit without being fidgity for extended number of minutes while opponent making a decision to fold on a 200mil pot (though having glasses on makes it easier to close eyes and zone out in such settings)
Even more impressive when asked if he contributes his winnings to his practice he said 'not necessarily as others with different life style and views are able to grab titles' and it's not for everybody. (in other reference I read he was an overweight video gamer who managed to shape himself up) IMPRESSIVE BIO & MENTAL GAME. This really confirms what I know and believe in life.
Even more impressive when asked if he contributes his winnings to his practice he said 'not necessarily as others with different life style and views are able to grab titles' and it's not for everybody. (in other reference I read he was an overweight video gamer who managed to shape himself up) IMPRESSIVE BIO & MENTAL GAME. This really confirms what I know and believe in life.
Casually reading on Brazil and realizing it's such huge force in worlds economy.
Under Purtugese control it produced Sugar Gold, coffee with three millions imported african slaves and tons of migrants from various European countries. (1930 era)
In fact, international mass immigration to Brazil during the 19th century had positive effects on the country's human capital development. Immigrants usually exhibited better formal and informal training than native Brazilians and tended to have more entrepreneurial spirit. Their arrival was beneficial for the region, not only because of the skills and knowledge they brought to the country themselves, but also because of spillover effects of their human capital to the native Brazilian population. Human capital spillover effects were strongest in regions with the highest numbers of immigrants, and the positive effects are still observable today, in some regions.
In 2007, with a population of over 209 million and abundant natural resources, Brazil was one of the ten largest markets in the world. Its GDP surpassed that of the United Kingdom in 2012, temporarily making Brazil the world's sixth-largest economy.
Today the Brazilian economy is the third largest in the Americas. From a colony focused on primary sector goods (sugar, gold and cotton), Brazil managed to create a diversified industrial base during the 20th century. The steel industry is a prime example of that, with Brazil being the 9th largest steel producer in 2018, and the 5th largest steel net exporter in 2018. Gerdau is the largest producer of long steel in the Americas, owning 337 industrial and commercial units and more than 45,000 employees across 14 countries. Petrobras, the Brazilian oil and gas company, is the most valuable company in Latin America.
What was impressive is the number of cars they make, generally among five top countries worldwide; Despite the global chip shortage, the Brazilian automotive industry produced a total of 2.25 million vehicles in 2021, 11.6-percent more than the previous year, according to data from the national association of car manufacturers.
In 2021, the Fiat Strada was the best-selling car model in Brazil, accounting for over 109,100 passenger cars sold in the South American country. Its compact size also allows it to manoeuvre nicely through heavy traffic and to be parked easily. Although the Strada is a good vehicle, Fiat doesn't hold a strong impression with South African buyers but it is worth considering against its rivals.
Some history of FIAT in an older vid but 2009 Strada looks like the current one
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Under Purtugese control it produced Sugar Gold, coffee with three millions imported african slaves and tons of migrants from various European countries. (1930 era)
In fact, international mass immigration to Brazil during the 19th century had positive effects on the country's human capital development. Immigrants usually exhibited better formal and informal training than native Brazilians and tended to have more entrepreneurial spirit. Their arrival was beneficial for the region, not only because of the skills and knowledge they brought to the country themselves, but also because of spillover effects of their human capital to the native Brazilian population. Human capital spillover effects were strongest in regions with the highest numbers of immigrants, and the positive effects are still observable today, in some regions.
In 2007, with a population of over 209 million and abundant natural resources, Brazil was one of the ten largest markets in the world. Its GDP surpassed that of the United Kingdom in 2012, temporarily making Brazil the world's sixth-largest economy.
Today the Brazilian economy is the third largest in the Americas. From a colony focused on primary sector goods (sugar, gold and cotton), Brazil managed to create a diversified industrial base during the 20th century. The steel industry is a prime example of that, with Brazil being the 9th largest steel producer in 2018, and the 5th largest steel net exporter in 2018. Gerdau is the largest producer of long steel in the Americas, owning 337 industrial and commercial units and more than 45,000 employees across 14 countries. Petrobras, the Brazilian oil and gas company, is the most valuable company in Latin America.
What was impressive is the number of cars they make, generally among five top countries worldwide; Despite the global chip shortage, the Brazilian automotive industry produced a total of 2.25 million vehicles in 2021, 11.6-percent more than the previous year, according to data from the national association of car manufacturers.
In 2021, the Fiat Strada was the best-selling car model in Brazil, accounting for over 109,100 passenger cars sold in the South American country. Its compact size also allows it to manoeuvre nicely through heavy traffic and to be parked easily. Although the Strada is a good vehicle, Fiat doesn't hold a strong impression with South African buyers but it is worth considering against its rivals.
Some history of FIAT in an older vid but 2009 Strada looks like the current one
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One of the grand ayatollahs only last week said that if Hejab goes so does the regime. Its very existence will come under question. The ideological retards tied their own hands in so many ways from the very beginning that at some point it becomes impossible to keep it all together. They can't even control their own parasitic children in line.
As for Russia, we now know who's keeping these vermin in power. It's not the US and hasn't been for a long time. It's Russia. They know IR is desperate and they are milking it. Russians and their predecessors the retarded communist Soviet Union were never a friend of Iran. A free democratic Iran that spends its resources on the Iranian people is the last thing Russia wants. They don't want Iranian gas to replace Russian gas in the world market. That's why as a permanent member of the UNSC they never vetoed any of the sanctions against IR.
To act as a devil adovate, do you think what percentage of this is due to mismanagement and what percentage is due to climate change ?
The reason I am saying is that this phenomena is happening everywhere:
https://www.politico.com/news/2022/07/06/colorado-river-drought-california-arizona-00044121
The reason I am saying is that this phenomena is happening everywhere:
https://www.politico.com/news/2022/07/06/colorado-river-drought-california-arizona-00044121
I’m no expert in the matter. But just having followed the news and articles, at least for two or three of these locations, there is evidence of mismanagement and non action that has magnified the affects of global warming tremendously.
Diversion of water for benefit of other favored regions has been a major contributor in Zayandeh rood.
Lake urumi is fed by both ground water ( natural springs in the lake) and flowing rivers.
Tremendous number of unauthorized and authorized wells has resulted in lowering water tables. In addition, AN’s legacy project of constructing a bridge to connect East and west ends, was not constructed with the Proper environmental considerations. They just Wanted to do it! The excavated dirt for the bridge piles , covered and killed many of the natural springs that fed the lake.
Many dam projects ( dirt and concrete) were pushed and put through by officials ( MPs and higher) to appease locals for voting purposes. They were done without consideration of environmental impact studies. As a result inflow was reduced on annual basis since Rafsanjani time, and never came close to offset evaporation rates allowing salty particles to solidify.
Since Khatami time and specially during rouhani “ budget” has been pledged to construct various means including underground tunnels to divert some of the water from dams to the lake, but hardly any serious measure took place.
They do not care about catastrophic outcome of the lake drying up and turning to a barren salt desert, threatening and impacting lives of at least 17 million citizens near by, not to mention destruction of a major agricultural zone.
From what I have heard the only activities around revival of lake are sponsored by a limited Japanese grant and occasional protests by civic activists that quickly get suppressed under pretense of being pan turkist. I read reports in Iranian Media that the situation of the lake is now comparable to stage 4 cancer. Very little chance of survival.
With Karoon, is also the issue of diversion.
So I would say the mismanagement and lack of regards to environmental impact and consequences of it, has greatly, perhaps by hundreds fold, has amplified the resulting tragedy.
Diversion of water for benefit of other favored regions has been a major contributor in Zayandeh rood.
Lake urumi is fed by both ground water ( natural springs in the lake) and flowing rivers.
Tremendous number of unauthorized and authorized wells has resulted in lowering water tables. In addition, AN’s legacy project of constructing a bridge to connect East and west ends, was not constructed with the Proper environmental considerations. They just Wanted to do it! The excavated dirt for the bridge piles , covered and killed many of the natural springs that fed the lake.
Many dam projects ( dirt and concrete) were pushed and put through by officials ( MPs and higher) to appease locals for voting purposes. They were done without consideration of environmental impact studies. As a result inflow was reduced on annual basis since Rafsanjani time, and never came close to offset evaporation rates allowing salty particles to solidify.
Since Khatami time and specially during rouhani “ budget” has been pledged to construct various means including underground tunnels to divert some of the water from dams to the lake, but hardly any serious measure took place.
They do not care about catastrophic outcome of the lake drying up and turning to a barren salt desert, threatening and impacting lives of at least 17 million citizens near by, not to mention destruction of a major agricultural zone.
From what I have heard the only activities around revival of lake are sponsored by a limited Japanese grant and occasional protests by civic activists that quickly get suppressed under pretense of being pan turkist. I read reports in Iranian Media that the situation of the lake is now comparable to stage 4 cancer. Very little chance of survival.
With Karoon, is also the issue of diversion.
So I would say the mismanagement and lack of regards to environmental impact and consequences of it, has greatly, perhaps by hundreds fold, has amplified the resulting tragedy.
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tajrish and IEI
One last one while we're on the subject, this is really crashing & abusing 'free the nipple' movement, more like " Freak, them nipples!" , geez!
Am sorry but must be at least a 'D' size before attending such rallies.
https://s1.ibtimes.com/sites/www.ibtimes.com/files/styles/embed-md/public/2017/02/08/rtx302fd.jpg
Am sorry but must be at least a 'D' size before attending such rallies.
https://s1.ibtimes.com/sites/www.ibtimes.com/files/styles/embed-md/public/2017/02/08/rtx302fd.jpg
I skimmed through it and what got my attention is control on the farming industry. I shall see if I decipher socialist vibes you mentioned.
Are you OK with one person controlling most of the agriculture land in a country like the US ? As it is bigger entities enforce rules and laws on smaller contractors such as in Poultry industry as four companies control everything in the US.
Are you OK with one person controlling most of the agriculture land in a country like the US ? As it is bigger entities enforce rules and laws on smaller contractors such as in Poultry industry as four companies control everything in the US.
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