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A visit to Sauid Aramco
No matter how boredom the introduction of anything becomes, when it's quoted from Wikipedia but I don't have that leverage to skip it.
Saudi Aramco (Arabic: أرامكو السعودية ʾArāmkō s-Saʿūdiyyah), officially the Saudi Arabian Oil Company, most popularly known just as Aramco (formerly Arabian-American Oil Company) is a Saudi Arabian national petroleum and natural gas company based in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia.Saudi Aramco's value has been estimated at anywhere between US$1.25 trillionand US$7 trillion, making it the world's most valuable company.
Saudi Aramco has both the world's largest proven crude oil reserves, at more than 260 billion barrels (4.1×1010 m3), and largest daily oil production.Saudi Aramco owns, operates and develops all energy resources based in Saudi Arabia. According to 2015 Forbes report, Aramco is said to be the world's largest oil and gas company.
So that's all about the introduction now I am very eager to share my first experience while visiting their base at Al Qassim. I am not in maths but anyway the distance between City and the aramco base is about 150 km. As soon as I started heading toward the base, I came across some beautiful sceneries, all kind of birds, kids playing with their mom and dad at the park, couples hanging and shrugging, saw cattle grazing on open meadows, it was just land cropped from a paradise. Any way I kept going, all of sudden a breeze started and so the rain. I really enjoyed the rain.
Hell rain, the wind was so hot as a fire. To stop mocking further, everything that I discussed previously will make it's place to next wonder of the world if it ever happens. I din't saw single tree, was completely tormented by desert. I was in no man's land and I came across a terrain that no one has ever dreamed of.
Fast forward to the first stop before entering to the base; stopped by gun men and started questioning about our existence here. We showed our Iqamas (Residence Permit Card) but found out later that our journey was in complete vain because we forgot to bring our approval letter. Came all the way back to rest room, we blamed each other and then stopped talking on the way back.
The next day, headed again toward h---- correction our place of interest. This time they let us In but started circling our car. Next we waited for another three hours, so that our approval letter get processed. Eventually we were allowed to gaze at the work site. Stay tuned for more and my main reason to be here...
1 เมษายน 2015
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Vocabularies Learned Today: Astride, Saddle, Perch, Prognostications
[Note: This is not dictionary, words mentioned here might lead to meaning more than mentioned here.]
Hey everybody, I hope you are in full swing learning of your interest. In order to build up vocabularies I thought to share it here as a notebook. The vocabularies that I've chosen for today, are related to riding or particularly horse riding. Riding, I have never got chance in my life to ride a horse or Camel ( don't be annoyed because I live the that part of World where you will most likely see camel rider). Enough Said let's jump to the meat of the topic
1. Astride (preposition, adverb)
- with a leg on each side of
-- She sat astride the horse
-- He was sitting astride the horse
2. Saddle (noun)
- a seat fastened on the back of horse or any other animal
-- He was in the stable saddling up the horse
3. Perch (noun)
- an object on which bird rests
-- A horseman suddenly appeared, with a falcon perched on his shoulder
4. Prognostications (noun)
- the act of prophesying future events
-- Be ware with your prognostications.
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First Lesson of Arabic
So I have finally started learning Arabic. I would like to share some of the things or the intriguing things that I've learned so far. Some of the things that worth mentioning, that I am not an expert so I've shared them just for learning purposes. I've also found that italki Arabic Keyboard don't support "za" as an Arabic Letter.
Let's get started by asking "What's your name?" There are many ways to ask as written below
1. ما اسمك
2.ما هوا اسمك
3. وكم عمرك
4.وكم اسمك
5.شواسمك
But there is one controversial point, regarding point 1 and 5. As the translation on 5 is not a standard way to ask some one "What's your name?".
Next we would translate how we gonna say "How are you?" as:
6. كىف ؛الك
In order to ask "What do you do or what is your profession" it's going to be asked like this
7. ما ر تعمل
8.ما هوا عملك
In addition the way we ask some one "How is your work?" as
9. ما هوا شغلك
10. ما هوا عملك
11. ما را تشتعل
I will end the lesson with a Quote in arabic, and would challenge the viewers of this notebook to translate it in English. I hope you people will learn something from it.
12. العلم نور والجهل ظلام
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Learning Arabic Effectively?
I have just moved to Riyad, Saudi Arabia. My question is that how quickly and effectively I can fully understand The Language Arabic in all departments whether it's speaking, reading, writing and listening? I would like to partner up with anybody who is there to help me.
Peace!
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How to ask that what are the news today or recently
One to ask is
"What happened in the world lately"
What are the other ways to ask this question?
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We thought "May there will be Good in it for us"
After doing BCS from college, I took part in an Intern ship Program from IT Excellence Center, Director of IT held by Government of Khyper Pakhtunkwa. Here we worked on two web application. One of them was Social Network and one was that for a leading hospital of Peshawar. It was a go to place in helping us to become much better Software Developers.
There we 10 of us from day one. But for the next week our batch started to grows until it became 18. Our teacher analysed us for a month and then divided us in group. The groups were very well managed. Each group was balanced with good developer and those that were struggling. The whole purpose of group making were to create an environment where everyone need to participate. In the moment of difficulty one could count on one that is more proficient.
Three to four members were combined to form a group. One of the group was create with ordinary calculation. It had five members and most senior web developer became group head. Luckily I was part of that group. By having most number of members gave it opportunity to work on bigger tasks. Albeit we stumbled upon a lot of fables while cutting through the internship journey, but today I'd like to share one of them that gave me a great lesson. I hope it would be beneficial for the readers.
One morning our teacher appeared and made us responsible to work on the registration section of the web App. We were well guided so jumped on it as quickly as possible. The group primer subdivided main task to each joiners. Each of us really enjoyed and learned a lot with their participations until one day when group head proposed that he gonna record the future task and solely work on it. We all agreed because we thought there will be good in it for us.
Each Day our group leader record the videos and each of us had to follow them. Things were perfect for a week or so but slowly and gradually our productivity started declining. I would like to fast forward to month from now. Things started to fall apart after a month to this process. I was in no position to catch up with the project. We need to be dominating group over other because we have had the advantage of maximum number of comrades.
Continued...
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"Much Better" and "More Experienced"
Why we say
Much better Software Developer
But more often
More Experienced Software Developer?
And what they are called in English Grammar?
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First Rain of the Winter
This winter was about to leave us soon here in Peshawar, Pakistan. Everyone started worrying about it, because, we haven't faced such situation before. Even in the villages, where usually the intensity of cold is high, rainless season started worrying those farmers that live on their arid lands. Farmers sowed the Wheat, but they do require rain in order to grow.
It's so easy to get a fever or get infected by any kind of disease, if there are no rains for a period of time. This is what our elders used to told us. And now it's inherited into us, without researching or thinking on above phrase we uttered that once in a while. Even the trees in the recreational park or Cantonment area were said. Their souls were rusted.
In addition there were vehicles, sprinkling water from one end of ring road to other end until the most outer of Peshawar City is showered. Even each street need to baptised everyday in order to live dust free. Due to that bit of dust, it was always impossible to ride a bike, unless you are protecting yourself with the helmet.
Meanwhile I visited my village which is Hangu. People started praying in congregation and confessing their sins, not only in our village but everywhere possible. Because lacking of water or rain is the sign of divine wrath and sometimes sins committed by the people of society.
But with the advent of Rain, all the aforementioned problem are resolved. First and foremost, our city is completely dust free and everything looks quite amazing and fresh now. All the greenery, that was crying for winter rain now started feeling happy. I hope we'll see less peoples get sicken.
In the end I will thank Almighty Allah for showering us with the blessing. Rain is indeed one of the most important factor for the permanence of life on earth.
The Attachhed picture is after rain scene of Islamia College Peshawar
16 มกราคม 2015
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How to read novel quicker?
I've started a novel. On each page I underline 8 to 9 word that are either difficult or new to me. This slows up my reading very and some time I lose focus too. How can overcome it and how should I remember those difficult word for next time? How do you people sped read novels?
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BBQ with friends
It's cold here and we all decided to have a barbecue party at one of our friend's house. As we've already mixed meat with Chicken boti masala, the paster of ginger and garlic smelled it quite delicious. It's 7:00 pm here and we have to move now.
As usual, I am responsible to pick each one of us, that is going to be considered as a guest because I own a car. We are in one car now and headed toward a small town called "Kaka Khel Town". This town is still under construction, so you don't much of traffic lights there. There were so many blockades in our way, but thanks to our car's built in lights, which helped us in avoiding all of then and reaching the destination without hurting our car.
As soon as we reached there, we were welcomed with no power or low light. We had to start peeling off tomatoes in the small kitchen, because it was the only place with agreeable light. Me and my friend Osaf, who next joined me in uncovering the skin of tomato, realized that how difficult it is for our mums to do house chores like that. In 10 minutes I was just able to peel off only three of those tomatoes.
Fast forward, We started filling skewer with meat pieces or we have a native term for it "tikkas". We left the grilling job to the one, who is actually hosting us. A appetizing started spreading everywhere because those tikkas was almost ready. There were 9 skewers. We weren't able to divide them equally, eventually we divided all the tikkas in the last skewer.
Even though it is odd to start a week with a party, but we have a great fun. I hope you people enjoyed it.
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