Che -Guevara;973171 wrote: This government needs a bit of reality check. They've already got that, not waa far wa wain in wax lagu qoro lol. Seriously, their approach to this issue is the most haphazard thing as seen in a while.

I am well aware of that Samafale, but the Modus operandi of Somali politicians Is obfuscation. This guy xoosh will never attempt to get to the bottom of it and clarify things and faroole knows he will get nothing. If faroole is serious, rather Just throwing the charge out there, Why doesn't he seek some sort of parliamentary action. Surely members representing his state would be open to consultation regarding this despute.

Perhaps both of you Are under the false impression that Disambiguation Is the objective.

Allyourbase I like a Harmonious design just as much but at the same time, Is probably not a good idea to be a jack of all trades. You wouldn't want a surgeon doing dental surgery.

Khadafi;972843 wrote: Those green houses are the future but why is it so open to the public, NORF look at the windows, everyone can see into in the house, Ka waran hadii luu arko adoo qaawan? Privacy is something I value high. Loool Well for one thing these houses are located in very remote areas I don't think privacy it not something you would have to worry about. Another thing is that these houses contain private areas, only the public spaces are visible So unless you're an exhibitionist you should be fine.

N.O.R.F;972824 wrote: These days architecture isn't just how a building looks but how it 'works'. Energy use, ventilation, natural light, rain water use etc (Green Codes) make a buildings architecture/engineering. Absolutely Though the geek in me also would like some technological integration. You can now control Things like the temperature doors security cameras light and more from an iPad without even being in the house.

Alpha Blondy;972877 wrote: NN, Abbas Kiarostami first and now this....... :p adeer stick to Khatumo politics, ma garatay? ;) Lol photography is up next Alpha lol

no i think he was just expecting grand buildings or something, but this as good as it gets as far houses.

Haatu;972802 wrote: Some of these are indeed beautiful but I wouldn't call them inspiring. were you expecting buildings?

am really not a fan of Mr. Lloyd or the entire prairie school movement, my aesthetic leans toward Le Corbusier and the modernist but there is something about Falling water.

another misstep on the part of president Hassan. dialogue and reconciliation, is best done by going to see the people himself, capacity building of local admins (the opposite of what his doing now) and at the very least, encouraging members of the parliament represent their people. Telling old heads to come to the capital to eat, yell at each other and go back will not move this country forward.

Le Corbusier, Father of Modern architecture: Villa Savoy

This next one is by Frank Lloyd Wright, not particularly a fan of house style, but Falling water is among the top five for me. Falling Water:

Good to hear hear is another one Stahl house

Deck House http://www.homedsgn.com/2013/08/07/the-deck-house-by-choo-gim-wah-architect/

the comparison between a college and a faith is just as bad as using the Nobel to gauge the scientific advancement of societies. One the other hand, I think its obvious to all that since most Muslim nations and peoples are from poor third world countries, that they indeed are behind. Anaga Afrikada madowna iska ba daa. Lets all hope all that university building that has become the fashion among the petro kingdoms leads to something tangible.

Dr_Osman;972753 wrote: Naxar 80% of the enclave is all high, this is the sad part lol Wiil Cusub this is based on nothing but perception but I would think much less

Interesting read, I really wonder how anyone there can afford a $5 dollar daily habit in that part of the world. I've also heard before that khat is only bout in hard currency. at very least, I hope they plant locally and stop giving all that money to the Ethios and kenyans.

Maaddeey;972494 wrote: Lol @ the thread!. Lol@ NN, 'Ayeeyo indho la'aan ma ku ogeyd?' 'Dad cunoow eey ku darsatay!' Loool

Saalax;972476 wrote: We aka SNM I block niccas, you're very naive. SNM took Ceerigaabo, and SNM is the father of Somaliland. How your people were defeated once and for all and taken out of Ceerigaabo. That is why you will never see Maakhiri or Khaatumo seeg trash in Ceerigaabo . Wa la idin karbashay mar hore. Africa special report: bulletin of the Institute of African American Relations http://books.google.ae/books?id=1jsRAQAAMAAJ&q=Before+May+1988,+the+SNM+only+has+about+3000+fighters&dq=Before+May+1988,+the+SNM+only+has+about+3000+fighters&hl=ar&sa=X&ei=oxj4UfXgBciz4ATYqoDoCg&ved=0CD4Q6AEwAg You are a little child, basic logic failing you at every turn, screaming SNM Iyo balayo badaxa lagaga qufulay. Good luck with your inferiority issues.

What does Somaliland controlling Laascaanood and cerrigaabo have to do with anything? Who is this we?

FYI you can repeat as much as you like but you guys live in one corner of cerrigaabo. The largest are the khaatumites who exclusively inhibit the cerrigaabo district.

Saalax and garoodi logic, we are the largest in Sanaag, there evidence: Bohol and Oog in Sool looool

That Sanaag does exist looool.