Showqi
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UK waa in Caleenta Cagaaran laga mamnuucaa (Jaadka). Tim Hortons-na waa in laga furaa xaafadkasta....
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Hahaha Nuune dhagtaa ka soo qabaty xaajiyadii xamaaraneysay. Yep that is the one I was talking about.
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Che, you absolutely right. Today, our people back home can use every little thing that they can get. I already made one donation. For sure my Sakah and Xaqal Ciid is also going back to Somalia.
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Illaahay ha u naxariisto. Ehelkeediina samir iyo iiman
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I never miss Suxuur iyo Afur. Waaba labada aan ugu jecelahay Soonka.
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Shalayto tacbaan baan ahaa, waxaa isugu key darsamay: the first day, the heat iyo oon. Markasaan far dhaqaajin waayey. Maanta waanba roonahay woxooga firig firig ah aa igu jirto.
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^,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Leave the green people alone! What is wrong with you.
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MMA, awguuriyo saaxiib. Gurigaaga guri khayr qaba ilaahay ha ka dhigo. Marwadaada waa in aad maqsuud ka dhigtaa.
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Jacaylbaro;737730 wrote: Your favorite Al Shababina is missing in this picture. You know which one I'm talking about. Tii xamaaraneysay:D
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Ar saan si ma aha, xaasleydii sow kuwa sheekadii shukaansiga ka soo qayb galay maaha. Waxaan u malay nayey in ay mar hore jaamacada shukaansiga ka qalin-jabiyeen. Balo sow kuwa meesha nagu cariiriyey. Meelaha laga yaabo in aad wax ka hesho: Bus stopka waliba kuwa supermarketka u dhow Aroosyada. Ama ha lagu casuumo ama yaan lagu casuumin waa in aad iska xaadirisa meesha. Wanqalka (baby shower), iyo xaafadaha ay caruurtu ku dhashaan, waa in aan lagaa waayin. Inta kale waa top secret, idiin ma sheegayo. Hadii kale suuqa ayaad ugu cariirineysaan:p
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caydarus;737356 wrote: Valenteenah, to me that looks more like prison jumpsuits than a Khamiis. Time to clean those Scumbags from our country. Askarta XDS ha guuleeysteen.
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U.S. Credit Swap Trading Soars 80% as Deadline Nears Bloomberg Trading of credit-default swaps insuring U.S. Treasuries soared almost 80 percent as the deadline nears for plans to cut the nation’s budget deficit and raise the $14.3 trillion debt limit to avoid default. Traders bought and sold 41 contracts in the week through July 22, insuring a daily average of $250 million of U.S. debt, up from $140 million during the past month, according to the Depository Trust & Clearing Corp. The country was the tenth most traded among the 1,000 entities tracked by DTCC, with 1,063 outstanding trades covering $4.9 billion of debt -- a third of the total on German bunds. Failure by President Barack Obama and congressional leaders to reach a debt agreement may force the government to delay bond payments, causing a credit event that would trigger insurance payouts. The parties are struggling to reach a compromise before Aug. 2, the date Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner said the government will run out of options. “While investors remain hopeful that the debt ceiling will be raised prior to Aug. 2, it is still unclear if such a move will be accompanied by a deficit reduction package that will be large enough to placate the ratings agencies,” Barclays Capital strategists led by Bradley Rogoff in New York wrote in a note to investors. Treasury Yields For all the concern about a default, yields on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note are about 3 percent, below the average of 4.05 percent over the last decade and less than the average of 5.48 percent when the U.S. was running budget surpluses between 1998 and 2001. The U.S. determinations committee of the International Swaps & Derivatives Association may call a failure-to-pay credit event after a three-day grace period, said David Geen, general counsel for ISDA. The industry group sets standards in the swaps market and runs the committee of dealers and investors that determine when payouts are made. A technical default would allow swap buyers to be compensated even if the debt commitments are eventually honored. “For CDS, if it triggers it triggers,” London-based Geen said in an interview today. “If they fail to make a payment and the grace period passes, even if they cure it the next day, it still triggers.” Debt Auction That would cause an auction to settle swaps based on the value of the cheapest securities available. While U.S. Treasury debt typically trades at or above par, some longer-dated bonds are quoted below face value. The government’s $25.9 billion of bonds due in February 2039 traded at 87 percent of face value, meaning swaps buyers would be paid 13 percent to settle the contracts. “Even under a scenario of failure to raise the debt ceiling, we view default a lower likelihood outcome relative to payment prioritization,” Jeffrey Rosenberg, a credit strategist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch in New York, wrote in a note to investors. “Such an outcome however implies a government shutdown and the negative economic consequences of this would weigh negatively on credit spreads, albeit less than that under the dire version of the ‘default’ scenario.” While credit swaps signal less than a 2 percent chance the government will default within the next year, the insurance contracts are the most expensive they’ve ever been. Swaps insuring Treasuries for one year cost a record 80 basis points yesterday, according to CMA, up from 46 basis points last week and 23 at the start of the year. One-year contracts surpassed longer-term insurance for the first time this week and are now more expensive than Saudi Arabia, Belgium, Turkey and Thailand, CMA prices show. Five-Year Swaps Five-years contracts are trading at 63.5 basis points, the highest level since March 2009, and signal a 5 percent chance of default within that time, according to CMA. That compares with 37 basis points in April and a record 100 basis points at the peak of the financial crisis in 2009. Swaps pay the buyer face value in exchange for the underlying securities or the cash equivalent should a borrower fail to adhere to its debt agreements. “If CDS is triggered, you’d get paid out but then your protection is gone,” ISDA’s Geen said. “Your protection would effectively be knocked out and settled and if you had to re- hedge, it could cost more.” Notional Value Swaps on U.S. debt are relatively new, having only been tracked by CMA since 2007, when they cost less than 10 basis points a year. Trading is still low compared with outstanding securities. While the notional value of protection has increased 57 percent this year, the amount is only 0.05 percent of total marketable U.S. public debt. Swaps on the U.S. also cover a fraction of contracts on European governments. Italy has $25 billion of swaps outstanding, the most in the world, followed by France with $21 billion and Spain with $18 billion. Swaps on Germany cover $16.5 billion and the U.K.’s protect $12.3 billion. “I always thought buying CDS protection on the U.S. was a complete waste of money because if the U.S. defaulted, you’d never find a counterparty who would pay you,” said Gary Jenkins, head of fixed income at Evolution Securities in London. “However I was wrong, because this is the one scenario where you should definitely be paid out.” http://finance.yahoo.com/news/US-Credit-Swap-Trading-Soars-bloomberg-2462477248.html?x=0&sec=topStories&pos=4&asset=&ccode=
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My signature is missing, and so is every one else............Tolow ma Al-Shabaab baa mamnuucday!
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Dagaal, Qabiil iyo Abaaro waa waxa ummadda Soomaaliyeed dabar gooyey ee ha laga tashado saddexdaas.....
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Saddex-geeska iyo calaamada isku talaabtu ma iyaaga isku egba. Al-Shabaab waa balaayo ummadda Soomaaliyed lagu imtaxaamay. Teeda kale Sambuusaha imisa sano ayaa Soomaaliya lagu cunayey (50 sano, 100 sano allaahu yaclim?). Waxaa loo qaatay haday mamnuuci lahayeen Xarafka T ama calaamada isku darka + labadaas ayaaba calaamada Kirishtaanka aad ugu eg. Sambuusaha calaamada kirishtaanka uma eka shaqana kuma laha.
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oba hiloowlow;736139 wrote: Wararka ayaa sheegaya in Qeybta faya-dhowrka Shabaabka ay ka soo saareen in Sambuuska uu qeyb ka noqday cuduro maalmahan ku soo laabtay deegaanada qaar, gaar ahaan cudurka xanuun caloolaha loo yaqaano. Sambuusuhu calool xanuunka muu keenin, ee nadaafad xummidda ayaa keentay calool xanuunka. Caku Al-Shabaab iyo fikrad xumidooda
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Rival debt plans pushed as deadline looms WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Top lawmakers rolled out dueling debt plans on Monday that offered little prospect for compromise, increasing the threat of a ratings downgrade and national default, as President Barack Obama prepared to address Americans on the impasse. Little more than a week before the August 2 deadline to raise the $14.3 trillion U.S. debt ceiling, Republican and Democratic leaders traded blame in an acrimonious standoff as they pursued separate budget proposals, with no clear path to bring them together. The stalemate rattled investors worldwide, sending stocks and the dollar down and pushing gold to a record high, but falling far short of the panicky sell-off that some politicians in Washington had feared after weekend talks broke down. Raising the stakes and seeking to seize back control of the debate, the White House said Obama would address the nation at 9 p.m. EDT (0100 GMT) about "avoiding default and the best approach to cutting deficits." House of Representatives Republicans unveiled details of a two-stage deficit reduction plan that would start with an initial $1.2 trillion in savings over 10 years. It is sure to be rejected by Obama because it would raise the debt limit for only a few months, meaning the issue would have to be revisited early next year. Obama's Democrats formally presented their competing plan for $2.7 trillion in deficit reduction over the next decade but with a debt limit increase that would carry through the November 2012 elections, when Obama and many lawmakers are up for re-election. Republicans control the House and Democrats control the Senate. Republican House Speaker John Boehner dismissed the Democratic plan as "full of gimmicks." Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid insisted "extremists" within the Republican Party must not be allowed to dictate the outcome of the debt and deficits debate. Neither plan may be enough to avert a downgrade by ratings agency S&P, which has indicated it wants to see a $4 trillion deficit reduction plan over 10 years. Critics said both sides appeared more interested in scoring political points than forging compromise as the 2012 campaign gathers steam. With markets increasingly focused more on the risk of a damaging cut in U.S. Treasury bonds than on the prospects for an unprecedented federal default, the stage was set for growing investor alarm if the stalemate goes down to the wire. CHORUS OF GLOBAL CONCERN Joining a growing chorus of global concern as the world's largest economy showed signs of legislative dysfunction, the International Monetary Fund urged swift U.S. action on its debt to avert broad negative fallout. Obama and congressional leaders have tried to reassure global markets that the country will be able to service its debt and meet other obligations after August 2, when the United States will run out of money to pay all of its bills. Boehner's plan would raise the debt limit in stages, forcing Congress to confront the politically painful issue again before the November 2012 election, when Obama is seeking a second term. Boehner will push for legislation to cut $1.2 trillion in spending over 10 years and provide a short-term, $1 trillion increase in the government's borrowing limit but include no tax increases. Obama has said he opposes a short-term debt limit hike and instead wants about $2.4 trillion in new borrowing authority, which would extend through 2012. "It would be irresponsible for the president to veto this legislation," Boehner told reporters. Reid laid out a $2.7 trillion spending-cut plan that includes savings from domestic and defense programs and would provide borrowing authority to meet needs through 2012. It would include $1.2 trillion in savings that Democrats say Republicans already had agreed to. The White House quickly endorsed Reid's approach and told the Republicans the "the ball is in their court." Secretary of State Hillary Clinton sought to reassure Asia, which holds close to $3 trillion in U.S. government debt, that the United States would reach a deal and avoid default. "I'm confident that Congress will do the right thing and secure a deal on the debt ceiling and work with President Obama to take the steps necessary to improve our long-term fiscal outlook," she said in a speech in Hong Kong. http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Rival-debt-plans-pushed-as-rb-3319492298.html?x=0&sec=topStories&pos=1&asset=&ccode=
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Hahahahah bald unbald 01:10-01:20 lol
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Anna waxaan is lahaa lixdan sano markaad gaadhid ee timuhu kaa buubaan. No worries Aaliyyah remedy will do the trick. I'm Soooooooo disappointed.
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Halkii shaati baan khatyaan la taaganahay, maxaa labo iyo saddex igu cadibaya. Ma mushahaara la'igu siinayaa!
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One of my favorite song is Anna laanta ubaxa adaan kuu lululayaa. But I never knew that the origen belongs to Kinsi. All I know is the Sahro Dawo version. Lovely song.
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Allah Xasan Aadan timihii Afroda ahaa way ka bideen:mad: Aaliyyah walaaley adigaa boqoradii timah ahaayee bal Odeyga labo ama saddex xabo oo ukun ah madaxa u saar timihii ha u soo noqdaan e ......
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