Tuesday, January 31, 2012

6th post


                                                        Fast and the Furious tokyo drift
 Fast and furious Tokyo drift is third part of the famous movie series fast and furious.
This movie talks about Sean Boswell an 18 year old high school student who arranged a race with one of his high school rich students which allowed the police to capture them, Sean's mate was relased by the police but Sean was not because he has many other problems with the police which forced his mother to send him to live with his father who is stationed as U.S. Navel officer in Tokyo, Japan.
When sean reached Tokyo his father warned him that if he makes any trouble he will send him back to the U.S.A. to serve jail time.IN the second day at school Sean meets Twinkie the son of an American
miltiary man who intoduces him to his rich friend Han Seoul Oh.Han lends Sean his car to Sean to make a race with Tokyo's Drifting king Takashi who is also known as DK, at the race Sean was defated because he don't know how to drifit and he also destroyed the car that Han lent him. Sean is now forced to work for Han to repay the damage that he made for the car. Han becomes Sean's best friend, as he is rich he gives a new car for Sean and starts to teach him how to drift. Sean becomes in love with DK'S
girlfriend Neela so he starts talking to her which made DK very mad so he went to Sean and beated him.
Neela then went to DK and broke up with and decided to stay with Sean.Then appears DK'S uncle Kamata a Yakuza head who tells his DK that Han has been stealing money from him so DK decides to kil Han and Sean but he was only able to kill HAN. Sean decides to bring Kamata's money back by the help of Twinkie he collected the money and gave them to Kamata he also asked kamata to arrange a race between Sean and DK and the loser leaves Tokyo both Kamata and DK agree. At the race Dk was defated and Sean won the race which forced Takashi to leave Tokyo immediatly.






                                                                                       Moaz Abushawashi

5th post


                                                           BMW

Bavarian Motor Works is one of the most famous car companies in
the world. This company came to existence in the year 1917 as an
aircraft engines company but then after the War World 2 it started
 producing motor cycles engines exactly in the year 1923.
 In my opinion BMW makes the best luxury and sports cars in the world because it combines technology with classical which results in the existence of a master piece. BMW produces 4 sedans cars series 7, series 5, series 3 series 1, it also produces 3 SUV’s X6, X5 AND X3.
BMW gained many awards such best engine award in the year 2008
and 2011, also best car of the year in the year 2009 and many other
awards. In my opinion the best car that BMW has ever made is
the BMW 5th series 2012 it has some spesifications that no car
in the world has in my opinion it’s the best car ever made and wish
when I get older I will be able to buy a BM.
                                                                                         Moaz Abushawashi

Saturday, January 28, 2012

FRIENDSHIP


"A real friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world walks out."


This quote shows how friends or in other words best friends will react when you are in a difficult situation .

A Writer's Life

A long life with a deep constitution is bound to attract a contradictory emotion of lonely fulfillment. One may write to ease and comfort his fellow man in times of turbulence. For life rushes upon us like heavy currents in a river and often we need soft words to avail us through the dark waves of fortune. But here I write these letters to you, any who have been victims of despair, to remind you that radiant hope forever emanates from the dawn of the crimson mornings. Life continues and the sun always rises. With every tear we are cleansed, with every fall we may rise again, with every evil committed there shall always be love and hope to requite it. Every tear of humanity will one day be requited, suffering shall be reduced, and justice will be prevalent. Not only do I believe that man will persevere and surmount his obstacles but that he is immortal. Mankind is of the cosmos, the kingdom of God is within the heart of humanity, and when we compose we reveal more of ourselves. Often we confine our hearts to despair but through writing we can facilitate in suppressing the anguish that haunts our minds. So here I write to you in my utmost sincerity with the conviction of hope to remind you that love and justice always prevail in the face of evil. Every day we suffer and struggle against the oppressive forces of our absurd world but never yield, all great things are the denouement of endurance. And who am I? Writing to you, I am simply a man that has been gazing into the labyrinths of your hearts, desperately searching for a coruscating ray of ardency.


I am originally from Benghazi, but sadly I have never set foot there nor do I know much about it even though it's my hometown. 
I was born and raised in Tripoli. It is what I first peeked and where I first trod. Tripoli occupies a great place in my heart. It is, without any exaggeration, my most beloved place on earth.

Words can never give justice to how much i cherish Tripoli. There is something about its air, sky, terrain, roads, and buildings, and no, it's not pollution and destruction. There's something about Tripoli that I can't grasp and convey through words, there's something about it that makes it magnificent.
For a capital of one of the world's richest countries, Tripoli is a disgrace. Libya is a disgrace itself, due to Gaddafi's 4 decades of systematical destruction and demolition. Nevertheless, Tripoli is the most majestic to me. Whenever I travel abroad I feel a huge void inside of myself, a void that only disappears the minute I arrive in that wreckage of an airport in Tripoli.

I consider Tripoli to be my hometown for I was born and reside in it. My love for Tripoli did not shine on me as an epiphany due to the revolution last year, unlike many people my age, I had loved it consciously and subconsciously ever since I was little. 
I can honestly say that all of my loyalty belongs to Tripoli. During the war, my greatest fear was the subversion that could had come to it, the thought of Gaddafi hopelessly destroying it in his, what many Arab political analysers call "The Dead Chicken Waltz", was my deepest trepidation for 7 months. The day Tripoli was liberated was the greatest, most memorable day of my life.

Nothing could be more heinous to me than a long absence from Tripoli. I would never want to or stand leaving it without a prompt return. Tripoli is where I want to live and where I want my grave to be dug.
May God save our beautiful capital from any harm.









Abdelrouf’s best quotes

“When I was a young man, I had liberty but I didn’t know it, I had life but I didn’t see it, I had love but I didn’t feel it, it took me decades to understand the meaning of all three.”

This quote was said by Ezio Auditore just before he died, explaining his experience in his life and how he was running for the demands of his soul making him forget his life and his beloved ones. He was an assassin, a silent force of justice and peace of his village.

I like this quote, because it represents all the experiences that Ezio gained throughout his lifetime, along with feelings kept deep inside him due to hard choices that he has to overcome as well as self-sacrifice for his people to live freely and happily, in which a proverb says “With great power comes great responsibility”.


FACEBOOK


Facebook is a social networking service and website launched in February 2004, operated and privately owned by Facebook, Inc. As of January 2012, Facebook has more than 800 million active users. Users must register before using the site, after which they may create a personal profile, add other users as friends, and exchange messages, including automatic notifications when they update their profile. Additionally, users may join common-interest user groups, organized by workplace, school or college, or other characteristics, and categorize their friends into lists such as "People From Work" or "Close Friends". The name of the service stems from the colloquial name for the book given to students at the start of the academic year by some university administrations in the United States to help students get to know each other. Facebook allows any users who declare themselves to be at least 13 years old to become registered users of the site.