Have you ever feel sometimes the problems that you face too hard to solve? To avoid it is impossible. To neglect it meant to stay bursting yourself there. Normally for every object in the world can be separated to several small pieces. Even the biggest complicated object. So firstly if it’s too difficult to solve, let sit and relax for a while. Pick up a pencil and sheet of papers; ...

What is the same of wheel track and history? When you want to ignore it, it will run on the old track, and you can go nowhere. ref: http://www-prima.imag.fr/Prima/Homepage … ges/52.jpg

After the fall of Janissaries, Ottoman Empire was nothing but began to lose territory along its western borders, but managed to maintain its stature as a great regional power; the decline of the Ottoman Empire (1828–1908), when the empire lost territory on all fronts, and there was administrative instability due to the breakdown of centralized government, despite efforts of reform and reorganization such as the Tanzimat; and the dissolution of the Ottoman Empire (1908-1922), when the Ottoman state finally met its demise under the government of the Committee of Union and Progress which administered the country during the Italo-Turkish War of 1911-1912, the Balkan Wars of 1912-1913, and the First World War of 1914-1918. ...

-– For the good one poster to remind of the past.

The very success of Janissaries would eventually destroy them. Realizing their importance, they began demanding higher pay, threatening rebellion if their demands were refused. So how was the end of Janissaries? In 1826 the Janissaries noticed that the Sultan was forming a new army. Some have suggested that the Sultan had incited them to revolt on purpose. On June 14-15, 1826, the Janissaries in Istanbul revolted but this time most of the army, and the population at large, turned against them. The Sipahis, the cavalry units loyal to the Sultan, forced them to retreat to their barracks. Artillery fired 15 volleys into the barracks, causing massive casualties. Survivors were executed or banished, and two years later Mahmud II confiscated the last Janissary possessions. This event is now called The Auspicious Incident. ...

ref: http://www.ippmedia.com/ipp/guardian/20 … 74468.html 2006-09-15 09:46:08 By Judica Tarimo A water expert cautioned the government yesterday over the use of artificial rain to fill drying up hydropower dams. Reacting to Prime Minister Lowassa’s invitation to Thai scientists to provide artificial rain technology, which came against the backdrop of the biting five-a-week countrywide power rationing regime, the scientist warned that the government must first study the viability, practicability and implications of artificial rain technology to the country, before importing it. ...

When I first saw Lockheed Martin X-33, it reminded me of (Ocean) Sun fish. How far that this two lookalike? Unfortunately, this project was halted in 2001. But even that seeing this spacecraft-like being always make me aware of the wonder of the nature. Still many things awaits to see. So wandering is the most favorite part of the journey that I take. Read the full story of all problems of X 33 by the engineer of this project here. ...

I may not agree of what you had said, but I will defend to my best to your right for saying it. No name. Said that whoever say he or she did it for other sake always absorb in self too absurdly deep. Now I believe it. For me I never respect for people that do nothing wrong, cause I knew that whoever do nothing wrong meant that person never do a thing. ...

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