I'll go and sell Khat ....... it is more popular than tomatoes

That is what I'm talking about ,,, you need to change the order then ,,,

This does not apply to SA for sure ,,, Morning all ......

Waa xeradii Qaxootiga ee Carafaat ku dhashay ,,,,, XX na xamaalka ka ahaan jiray

..... wax kalaa ka wanaagsane

It is so cold here caawa too ,,,, Not like UK of course

Hey Ibti ,,, welcome back to SOL .... hope you doing great

Maadeey ilay carab uun buu ahaa isna

Dhabarkaaba i xanuunay

Dhabarkaaba i xanuunay

It is 3pm Saturday ,,,,,,,,,,, Still on bed

Nin waadad ahaa oo aan waligii jaad cunin , ayaa maalin xanuusaday, saaxiibadii oo jaadka cuni jirey ayaa waxay u keeneen, sharaab ah Avocado ah , intuu eegay ayuu ku yidhi aabihiin cunna anigiibaad garaabo isoo ridiqdeen

Good Afternoon all ,,,, Jimce Wanaagsan ,,,, Still on Bed and it is 5pm ,,,

Somalia ha noolaato, Jabuuti ha noolaato, Kuwait ha noolaato ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, anigaaba leh dee

I honestly Like the Idea ........ who said you have to attend a school to know something ? ,,,

Your avatar says it all ,,,,

Stephens’ twelve steps to self-directed lifelong learning: Always carry a book, pen and paper Teach others Keep a to-learn list Start something – a website, company, organization, movement Find and be a mentor Set your homepage to Wikipedia random Live abroad and learn a new language Surround yourself by people who are smarter than you Think, write, and publish your ideas Always ask ‘Why?’ Practice unlearning to challenge your views Become an expert

Dale J. Stephens is quite a character. He is young and ambitious, not an uncommon combination for a person in their twenties. When Stephens was a teenager, he came home from school one day and declared to his parents that he was going to quit college. It was not for the characteristics of adolescent rebellion, dabbling with the wrong crowd or to obtain more videogame play time, rather, he was on a mission “not to let his schooling interfere with his education,” as Mark Twain once put it. Fast forward a couple of years, Stephens has become a Thiel Fellow, started the ‘Uncollege’ movement, travelled around the world for various speaking engagements, and has a book due for publishing early this year by Penguin. Stephens’ Rationale Stephens’ mantra is the failed economics of college fees, commercialization of universities, having to take courses that do not apply to your field, and the recent emergence of available free online courses. In Stephens’ words: “I lead a social movement to change the notion that college is a prerequisite to success.” In essence, ‘Uncollege’ is Stephens’ response to the current education system, which he considers broken. It is a movement, a call to change mindsets about college, and a platform for like-minded people to think, “Hey, I’m not the only one who feels this way about college.” The movement’s main initiatives are the ‘Hackademic Camp’ and the ‘Gap Year Program’. The former has a program that facilitates self-building and challenges participants to craft ways to improve the current education system. The latter is a yearlong program costing some $12,000 to participate. It looks like a longer version of the ‘Hackademic Camp’, boasting an opportunity to live abroad for 3 months, engage listeners in a conference, create an enviable resume and enhance your work experience. How successful has Stephens been? There have been both likeminded thinkers and critics. Nevertheless, amidst the support and criticism, it cannot be denied that he has achieved a lot for his age. It can be attributed back to his personality; this young fellow knows who he is, what he is doing, and how to communicate that to the world. Read Full Story: http://abetterpeople.com/profiles/blogs/20-year-old-quits-college-starts-uncollege-movement#.UO8ujaDzxuY

We even use it for official purposes ,,,, no more big telephone bills ,,,, we use skype for all our communications to/from Nairobi and HQ.

So which one are you ?? ,,,

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They should've stopped there ,,,,,

... waaba macallin khatar ah