دورة تدريب المهندسين في المواد المانعه للتسرب (2)awad suliman
The document discusses a training program for engineers on using water stops to prevent leakage in dams. The program covers different types of water stops, including elastomeric and thermoplastic water stops. It discusses proper installation of water stops, including the connection of water stops on site and in workshops. The program teaches engineers how to address problems with water stops like improper connections. It emphasizes the structural requirements for water stops and proper handling and installation of water stops. The goal is for engineers to understand how to use water stops to create watertight concrete structures in dams.
دورة تدريب المهندسين في المواد المانعه للتسرب (2)awad suliman
The document discusses a training program for engineers on using water stops to prevent leakage in dams. The program covers different types of water stops, including elastomeric and thermoplastic water stops. It discusses proper installation of water stops, including the connection of water stops on site and in workshops. The program teaches engineers how to address problems with water stops like improper connections. It emphasizes the structural requirements for water stops and proper handling and installation of water stops. The goal is for engineers to understand how to use water stops to create watertight concrete structures in dams.
دورة تدريب المهندسين في المواد المانعه للتسربawad suliman
The document discusses a training program on water stops for engineers working on dam construction. The program aims to teach engineers about different types of water stops used to prevent leaks, including elastomeric and thermoplastic water stops. It covers topics like water stop installation methods, connection techniques, structural requirements, and ensuring water-tight concrete joints. The overall goal is for engineers to gain knowledge on proper water stop technology and application when implementing dam projects.
ملحمة بطلها الملياردير المصري صلاح عطية
بداية الحكاية :
المكان : بلدة صغيرة اسمها [ تفهنا الأشراف ] بمركز ميت غمر التابعة لمحافظة الدقهلية من مصر
القصة : كان هناك تسعة أفراد بقرية صغيرة تخرجوا من كلية الزراعة يعانون من فقر شديد يريدون بدء حياتهم العملية فقرروا بدء مشروع دواجن حسب خبراتهم العملية وكانوا يبحثون عن شريك عاشر ..
في النهاية جمع كل واحد منهم مبلغ 200 جنيه مصري وهو مبلغ ضئيل جدا لكنه بنظرهم كبير .. باعوا به ذهب زوجاتهم أو أرض أو اقترضوا ليكمل كل واحد منهم مبلغ 200 جنيه وظلوا يبحثون عن الشريك العاشر حتى يبدأوا الشركة لكن لا جدوى ..
جاء أحد هؤلآء الشركآء واسمه المهندس صلاح عطيه (بطل القصة) وقال وجدت الشريك العاشر ..
فردوا جميعا من هو ؟
قال : هو الله .. وله عشر الأرباح في مقابل أن يتعهدنا بالحماية والرعاية والأمان من الأوبئة .. فوافق الجميع وتم كتابة عقد الشركة وتسجيله ..
مرت الدورة الأولى من المشروع والنتيجة : أرباح لا مثيل لها وانتاج لم يسبق له مثيل ومختلف عن كل التوقعات ..
الدورة الثانية من المشروع : قرر الشركاء زيادة نصيب الشريك العاشر [ الله ] إلى 20% ، وهكذا كل عام يزيد نصيب الشريك العاشر حتى اصبح 50% ..
اﻵن .. كيف تصرف أرباح الشريك العاشر ؟
تم بناء معهد ديني إبتدائي للبنين ..
بعدها تم انشاء معهد ديني ابتدائي للبنات ..
تم إنشاء معهد إعدادي للبنين ..
بعدها تم إنشاء معهد إعدادي للبنات ..
تم إنشاء معهد ثانوي للبنين ..
بعدها تم إنشاء معهد ثانوي للبنين ..
وبما أن الأرباح في إزدياد مستمر
تم إنشاء بيت مال للمسلمين ..
وتم التفكير بعمل كليات بالقرية .. فتم التقديم على طلب لعمل كلية ولكن قوبل بالرفض لأنها قرية ولا محطة للقطار بها ، والكليات لا تكون إلا بالمدن ..
تم التقديم على طلب آخر لعمل الكلية بالجهود الذاتية .. وعمل محطة قطار بالبلد ايضا بالجهود الذاتية
وتمت الموافقة ..
ولأول مرة بتاريخ مصر يتم عمل كلية بقرية صغيرة .. والكلية أصبحت كليتان وثلاثة واربعة ..
وتم عمل بيت طالبات يسع 600 طالبة .. وبيت طلاب يسع 1000 طالب في القرية ..
تم عمل محطة واصبح اي طالب بالكليات له تذكرة مجانية لركوب القطار للبلد لتسهيل الوصول اليها
تم عمل بيت مال للمسلمين ولم يعد هناك فقير واحد بالقرية ..
تم تعميم التجربة على القرى المجاورة ولم يزر المهندس صلاح عطية قرية وغادرها الا وعمل بها بيت مال للمسلمين ..
تم مساعدة الفقراء والأرامل وغيرهم من الشباب العاطل لعمل مشاريع تغنيهم من فقرهم ..
يتم تصدير الخضروات للدول المجاورة ويوم تجميع الانتاج يتم عمل اكياس بها خضروات لكل اهل البلدة كهدية لهم من كبيرهم لصغيره
1. In March 2015, Saudi Arabia launched an invasion of Yemen called Operation Decisive Storm to reinstate the resigned Yemeni president Mansur Hadi, who was an ally of Saudi Arabia, and undermine the Houthi movement.
2. Saudi airstrikes on Yemen, supported by US intelligence, have destroyed Yemen's infrastructure while over 2,500 Yemenis including 400 children have been killed and more injured.
3. An American analyst observed that the Yemen war is actually a proxy war between Iran and the US, not Saudi Arabia, and that the US supported radical groups in Yemen to avoid direct conflict with Houthis until launching the invasion.
Recent trends and the yemen's challenges during the reign of abd rabbuh mansu...yemenunderattack
1. During Mansur Hadi's presidency in Yemen from 2012 to 2014, he pursued a center-oriented strategy that marginalized political groups. Yemen faced security, economic, and social challenges. Instability in Yemen also threatened neighboring Saudi Arabia.
2. Growing protests in 2014 against high fuel prices and the prime minister's inaction exacerbated tensions. The Houthi movement then captured government buildings in Sanaa in September 2014, forcing the prime minister's resignation.
3. Opponents of the Yemeni people and the Houthi movement included some tribes loyal to Saudi Arabia, the Islamist al-Islah Party that promotes Salafism, and Yemen's Muslim Brotherhood which advocates Wahhabi
There are 5 main Sunni Islamist political groups in Yemen:
1. Al-Islah Party, represented by the Muslim Brotherhood, which emerged in the 1960s and played a key role in Yemen's early government and constitution.
2. Salafist and Wahhabi movements, which have close ties to Saudi Arabia and some interactions with jihadi forces. The Salafi Movement was founded in the 1980s.
3. Ansar al-Sharia, represented by al-Qaeda, which has expanded its influence in Yemen since withdrawing from Afghanistan in the 1990s. It is currently quite active.
4. Sufis, who are disinterested in political Islam and unwilling to mix
1. Yemen experienced widespread protests and upheaval after the regime change in Tunisia as part of the Arab Spring. Prior protests in Yemen were limited and led by opposition forces and MPs but did not result in a unified movement.
2. Insecurity, poverty, economic, social, and political problems contributed to the formation of a popular movement in Yemen. Regional and international factors were also important, as Yemen was supervised by 10 countries including Gulf states, the US, and UK.
3. Tens of thousands of Yemenis protested in Sana'a in late 2011 calling for President Saleh to resign. Protests turned violent as casualties increased and parliament members resigned. When Saleh was injured in an attack
Yemen is located in the Middle East between the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden, with Saudi Arabia to the north and Oman to the east. It has a population of 25 million living in 20 provinces, with Sana'a as the capital city. Yemen controls several islands in the Red Sea, including Kamaran and Socotra, and has historically been an important location due to its ports and proximity to trade routes. The country experienced division and civil war in the late 20th century before reunifying under President Ali Abdullah Saleh, though unrest has continued into the present day.
دورة تدريب المهندسين في المواد المانعه للتسربawad suliman
The document discusses a training program on water stops for engineers working on dam construction. The program aims to teach engineers about different types of water stops used to prevent leaks, including elastomeric and thermoplastic water stops. It covers topics like water stop installation methods, connection techniques, structural requirements, and ensuring water-tight concrete joints. The overall goal is for engineers to gain knowledge on proper water stop technology and application when implementing dam projects.
ملحمة بطلها الملياردير المصري صلاح عطية
بداية الحكاية :
المكان : بلدة صغيرة اسمها [ تفهنا الأشراف ] بمركز ميت غمر التابعة لمحافظة الدقهلية من مصر
القصة : كان هناك تسعة أفراد بقرية صغيرة تخرجوا من كلية الزراعة يعانون من فقر شديد يريدون بدء حياتهم العملية فقرروا بدء مشروع دواجن حسب خبراتهم العملية وكانوا يبحثون عن شريك عاشر ..
في النهاية جمع كل واحد منهم مبلغ 200 جنيه مصري وهو مبلغ ضئيل جدا لكنه بنظرهم كبير .. باعوا به ذهب زوجاتهم أو أرض أو اقترضوا ليكمل كل واحد منهم مبلغ 200 جنيه وظلوا يبحثون عن الشريك العاشر حتى يبدأوا الشركة لكن لا جدوى ..
جاء أحد هؤلآء الشركآء واسمه المهندس صلاح عطيه (بطل القصة) وقال وجدت الشريك العاشر ..
فردوا جميعا من هو ؟
قال : هو الله .. وله عشر الأرباح في مقابل أن يتعهدنا بالحماية والرعاية والأمان من الأوبئة .. فوافق الجميع وتم كتابة عقد الشركة وتسجيله ..
مرت الدورة الأولى من المشروع والنتيجة : أرباح لا مثيل لها وانتاج لم يسبق له مثيل ومختلف عن كل التوقعات ..
الدورة الثانية من المشروع : قرر الشركاء زيادة نصيب الشريك العاشر [ الله ] إلى 20% ، وهكذا كل عام يزيد نصيب الشريك العاشر حتى اصبح 50% ..
اﻵن .. كيف تصرف أرباح الشريك العاشر ؟
تم بناء معهد ديني إبتدائي للبنين ..
بعدها تم انشاء معهد ديني ابتدائي للبنات ..
تم إنشاء معهد إعدادي للبنين ..
بعدها تم إنشاء معهد إعدادي للبنات ..
تم إنشاء معهد ثانوي للبنين ..
بعدها تم إنشاء معهد ثانوي للبنين ..
وبما أن الأرباح في إزدياد مستمر
تم إنشاء بيت مال للمسلمين ..
وتم التفكير بعمل كليات بالقرية .. فتم التقديم على طلب لعمل كلية ولكن قوبل بالرفض لأنها قرية ولا محطة للقطار بها ، والكليات لا تكون إلا بالمدن ..
تم التقديم على طلب آخر لعمل الكلية بالجهود الذاتية .. وعمل محطة قطار بالبلد ايضا بالجهود الذاتية
وتمت الموافقة ..
ولأول مرة بتاريخ مصر يتم عمل كلية بقرية صغيرة .. والكلية أصبحت كليتان وثلاثة واربعة ..
وتم عمل بيت طالبات يسع 600 طالبة .. وبيت طلاب يسع 1000 طالب في القرية ..
تم عمل محطة واصبح اي طالب بالكليات له تذكرة مجانية لركوب القطار للبلد لتسهيل الوصول اليها
تم عمل بيت مال للمسلمين ولم يعد هناك فقير واحد بالقرية ..
تم تعميم التجربة على القرى المجاورة ولم يزر المهندس صلاح عطية قرية وغادرها الا وعمل بها بيت مال للمسلمين ..
تم مساعدة الفقراء والأرامل وغيرهم من الشباب العاطل لعمل مشاريع تغنيهم من فقرهم ..
يتم تصدير الخضروات للدول المجاورة ويوم تجميع الانتاج يتم عمل اكياس بها خضروات لكل اهل البلدة كهدية لهم من كبيرهم لصغيره
1. In March 2015, Saudi Arabia launched an invasion of Yemen called Operation Decisive Storm to reinstate the resigned Yemeni president Mansur Hadi, who was an ally of Saudi Arabia, and undermine the Houthi movement.
2. Saudi airstrikes on Yemen, supported by US intelligence, have destroyed Yemen's infrastructure while over 2,500 Yemenis including 400 children have been killed and more injured.
3. An American analyst observed that the Yemen war is actually a proxy war between Iran and the US, not Saudi Arabia, and that the US supported radical groups in Yemen to avoid direct conflict with Houthis until launching the invasion.
Recent trends and the yemen's challenges during the reign of abd rabbuh mansu...yemenunderattack
1. During Mansur Hadi's presidency in Yemen from 2012 to 2014, he pursued a center-oriented strategy that marginalized political groups. Yemen faced security, economic, and social challenges. Instability in Yemen also threatened neighboring Saudi Arabia.
2. Growing protests in 2014 against high fuel prices and the prime minister's inaction exacerbated tensions. The Houthi movement then captured government buildings in Sanaa in September 2014, forcing the prime minister's resignation.
3. Opponents of the Yemeni people and the Houthi movement included some tribes loyal to Saudi Arabia, the Islamist al-Islah Party that promotes Salafism, and Yemen's Muslim Brotherhood which advocates Wahhabi
There are 5 main Sunni Islamist political groups in Yemen:
1. Al-Islah Party, represented by the Muslim Brotherhood, which emerged in the 1960s and played a key role in Yemen's early government and constitution.
2. Salafist and Wahhabi movements, which have close ties to Saudi Arabia and some interactions with jihadi forces. The Salafi Movement was founded in the 1980s.
3. Ansar al-Sharia, represented by al-Qaeda, which has expanded its influence in Yemen since withdrawing from Afghanistan in the 1990s. It is currently quite active.
4. Sufis, who are disinterested in political Islam and unwilling to mix
1. Yemen experienced widespread protests and upheaval after the regime change in Tunisia as part of the Arab Spring. Prior protests in Yemen were limited and led by opposition forces and MPs but did not result in a unified movement.
2. Insecurity, poverty, economic, social, and political problems contributed to the formation of a popular movement in Yemen. Regional and international factors were also important, as Yemen was supervised by 10 countries including Gulf states, the US, and UK.
3. Tens of thousands of Yemenis protested in Sana'a in late 2011 calling for President Saleh to resign. Protests turned violent as casualties increased and parliament members resigned. When Saleh was injured in an attack
Yemen is located in the Middle East between the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden, with Saudi Arabia to the north and Oman to the east. It has a population of 25 million living in 20 provinces, with Sana'a as the capital city. Yemen controls several islands in the Red Sea, including Kamaran and Socotra, and has historically been an important location due to its ports and proximity to trade routes. The country experienced division and civil war in the late 20th century before reunifying under President Ali Abdullah Saleh, though unrest has continued into the present day.
3. Saudi reasons and objectives in military invasion in Yemen
Looking at Saudi invasion in Yemen analytically, one can notice that in spite
of declared Saudi objectives as establishing peace and security and preserving
the integrity of Yemen, there are some other real goals pursued by the Saudi
Arabia in Yemen as follows;
1. Preventing the national victory of Yemenis lead by the
Ansarullah movement:
One of the main goals of Saudis intervention in Yemen is preventing the
national victory of Yemenis lead by the Ansarullah movement. Saudis were
so afraid of the formation of the national unity and the territorial unity that
Yemeni revolutionaries were on the verge of achieving.
2. Undermining or removing Iranian influence in the region:
Since the fourth war of Houthis in 2004, the House of Saud understood the
influence and power of Shiites in domestic developments of Yemen as well
as well border areas of Saudi Arabia.
To remove power of Houthis as well as undermining or removing the Iranian
influence in the region, Saudis engaged in military adventurism in Yemen.
The former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury in Regan administration also
known as the father of Regan economy, Paul Roberts thinks that one of the
aims of Saudis for invading Yemen is dragging Iran to war.
3. Preventing the progress of the Islamic awakening:
Saudi Arabia is witnessing the collapse of the security fences close to which
started from Yemen and spread to Yemen and consequently disturbed the
fabricated calmness of the Saudi dynasty. To prevent the progress of the
Islamic awakening, the House of Saud follows these policies in Yemen since
Saudi Arabia looks at Yemen as its backyard. Assumption of power by
Houthis and the Ansarullah movement in Yemen created such fear in hearts
4. of Saudis that Yemen would experience the fate of Lebanon and Iraq and
consequently the results of developments would benefit Iran.
4. Legitamacy crisis of the House of Saud
Currently, Saudi Arabia is entangled with the weakness of its elderly rules,
legitimacy crisis and possibility of uncontrolled riots particularly among
Shiites in eastern Saudi Arabia more than any time in the history of the
House of Saud’s rein. As a result it tries to prevent Shiites from gaining
power.