Wow, look what we have got in here! Nokia’s new flexible mobile device, or in its own words, its “kinetic device”. I think pinch-to-zoom is going to be history, and that one seems to be the first step of a new technological era.

What do you think?

It’s Ramadan again, and we would like to share an excerpt from Endless Bliss – Fifth Fascicle about fasting in Ramadan. You can find useful related links at the end of that post:

The fourth of the five principles of Islam is to fast every day in the blessed month of Ramadân. The fast became fard on the tenth day of the month of Sha’bân eighteen months after the Hegira and a month before the Ghazâ (Holy War) of Bedr.

Ramadân means to burn. Sins of those who fast and beg Allah for forgiveness in this month burn and perish. It is written in the book Riyâd-un-nâsihîn that Hadrat Abû Hureyra “radiy Allâhu anh” stated in the book Bukhârî:

A lot of Turkish people, maybe hundreds of thousands of them, know English pretty well. They read in English, listen in English, and watch movies in English every day. But when it comes to talk with someone from another country, who doesn’t know Turkish, and tries to communicate in English; it suddenly appears to be a very big issue to talk in English.

And I don’t think it is limited to Turkish people. At a certain stage of English learning, you just reach to a point that you know all grammar principles, and lots of vocabulary. For a moment, it seems like you have finished learning English, and you say to yourself “That’s it. I know English”. Well, that’s obviously a mistake.

Hey! It’s bairam again. Happy bairams!

Do not cheat on internet… especially if you have tech-savvy teachers, ’cause they can and will browse internet too. A student learned that the hard way.

Teacher’s sense of humor is the bonus.

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