Interesting play, wouldnt mind watching it if they ever come to north america which i think they will..

lol..... Si aan caadi ahayn ayuu dabinka ugu dhacay hadana kaaga daran waaba ku sii raftay markaas ayey siriqdu iyana sii ceejisay.. ha kaa saarto dheh..

something very important is missing from that device. I mean wasnt it suppose to come with a pen technology and what is point getting a tablet if you cant scribe something with a hand? I think apple is loosing that innovative edge it use to have over other industry giants like Microsoft and etc..

I have to admit their uniform looks bit gay.. lol what is with arabs and tight clothing..

It is another overhyped and trendy web 2 application which was probably developed for those who have large audiences following them. Dont know how it would suit an average joe with little to share with the world.

I too have an 07 old black macbook and i plan to keep it until it is dead. I think mine will probably be good another 3 yrs or so if something unexpected does not show up. I might probably upgrade my hard drive other than that it is all good. I personally like to keep gadgets to the last drop and it is a something i would advice everyone else to do, just for the sake of the environment.

^ Ma is tiri the guy is on a mission.. lol

^ Budh is more like a baseball bat or a heavy stick and in Southern dialect it is known as Bur or Garuun. Garaacid is to get beat down...the root word is garaac.

I have recently downloaded the mac version google chrome browser and i have to say it is pretty neat application and has very minimal GUI design compared to safari or firefox. It is also very fast. As for their OS i think their bit naive unless of course they intended for netbooks as noted by some SOLers.

Cushite african

I would love to watch but unfortunately i am not a Torontonian.

An interview with Yasmeen maxamuud , author of Nomad Diaries

How come no one mentioned the samba boys who are known to snatch the trophy if the tournament is held outside europe? Plus the african weather is in their favor and not mention some of their talented cousins are also going to be in the tournament like Argentineans, chileans and etc. I think this cup goes to south america and probably brazil will take it.

^ I dont know if we are talking about the same one but here is a clip of the one i was referring to. good luckk

If you guys are so interested this geological phenomena you can watch a documentary on youtube by the BBC(The hottest place on earth). It is pretty amazing.

Hadii ay wadaadu isku dhacayso xubno hurdi jiray baa iyana salaada u istaagi..

^ Too bad the url is censored by our lovely SOL system.

I knew once a short guy who was nicknamed Foto Dhul u Dhow..

Some of you might become relatives as you dig those family names and nick names.

^I did not expect you..did i?

Waraa if a such act is confirmed i dont think you would ever come across a somali with a sound judgement who would not be sadden but this gabay, however undershoots it's supposedly target. Originally posted by Abtigiis & Tolka: Ninka tiriyey waydii, saaxib shaarub. But I must admit I don't know what dhalfo is and where they use it? Af-somaligu badanaa. It is sad you don't see the weighty issue here, but focus on what is not so important. Ma intaasaa hiil kaa ah?

^gabaygadu dhalfu ka dhamaan waayeye ma hada kahor baad ka talaabsatay bahasha saxiib?

sheeko xariir..

Günter Wallraff as black For 40 years the writer and journalist Günter Wallraff uses disguises to write books and produce films. In his latest work, it shows the discrimination faced by an African refugee in Germany. The German journalist Günter Wallraff wants to open a debate on racism in Germany through his film Schwarz auf Weiss (Black and white). "You can evaluate each company by how it reacts to foreigners," defines it. In the documentary, which debuted in late October in German cinemas, Wallraff traveled across Germany disguised as Kwag Ogonna, a Somali refugee naturalized German. Equipped with a mini camera and a microphone, he calls attention to racism in everyday life. A film crew accompanied the author in the distance. In Cologne, he failed in an attempt to rent an apartment. In Cottbus, was insulted by football fans. When he tried to settle permanently in a camping, their request was rejected. From a group of hikers in bars and he had to hear phrases like "monkeys in Africa, Europe for whites," or "You're a nigger." The aversion against blacks, he faced both the west and east of the country, left him "very impressed," Wallraff said the press. He intends to show the documentary to the fans of Dynamo Dresden, considered radical right, and discuss with them, Wallraff said during a debate in a cinema in Berlin. Divergent reactions In recent decades, the writer has again and again crept under false identity, in companies or underprivileged sections of society. Among the roles he played are a temporary worker Turkish, a reporter for the tabloid Bild, bum, arms dealer and employee call center, subjected to extensive work hours. In their reports in disguise, he recounts the terrible conditions in which these people must live and work in Germany. Günter Wallraff is considered a legend. Reactions about their new project are different. One of the main points of criticism is that Wallraff goes undercover to places or regions where the reactions of racism or discrimination are expected. "Whether it's cheerleaders in Cottbus, in groups of tracks in Gummersbach or simply on any street, Wallraff searching all the time people who do not want it, and aversion of these documents into images of infinite solitude," says the newspaper taz. The conservative newspaper Die Welt goes further and accuses him of opportunism, "Wallraf dress and makeup as a straw man to pose as a Somali, which already has something tasteless and perfidious. He is a cheap imitation of those people, he can only see as victims of racism, and uses them to create bizarre things. " "Investigative journalism the old" Bildunterschrift: Großansicht des Bildes mit der Bildunterschrift: 'A piorzinho Borat' Stern magazine says "a piorzinho Borat", and criticizes the fact that, in the current film, Wallraf not have given voice to the real hit. "He should have asked for African and German descent living in Germany to make the trip across the country, he should have interviewed them, and then showed their experience, instead of appropriating the experience as Somali costume." Even so, no doubt about his latest project, the author drew attention to attention to racism in daily life and revived the debate in Germany. "Without Günter Wallraff, the subject would never come back to the channels of debate. While there are people who doubt that racial discrimination is still part of everyday life in the country, someone like Günter Wallraff helps clarify" published Stern. According to the Frankfurter Allgemeiner Zeitung, Wallraff's work "remains surprisingly current" and praised the return of investigative journalism the old-fashioned. MN / ff / dpa Review: Augusto Valente http://www.dw-world.de/dw/article/0,,4827472,00.html

Waa arin naxdin leh walaahi.. Eebo umadan u gargaar.