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Grafitti am U-Bhf Karl-Marx-Straße in Berlin-Neukölln

Continua il mio viaggio in giro per la casa (abbiate pazienza...).

Scattata vicino a un ritratto di mio nonno da bambino.

 

MV “VESTLAND MISTRAL”

SHIP DESIGN VS 485 MK II

CLASSIFICATION Technical - DET NORSKE VERITAS / ISM,ISPS,MLC – BUREAU VERITAS

BUILDER HELLESØY VERFT AS, HULL NO 149

DELIVERY 1st of JULY 2012

PORT OF REGISTRY Nassau

FLAG Bahamas

Official Number 7000669

IMO NUMBER 96 20 982

Call Sign: C6BG5 (Charlie, Six, Bravo, Golf, Five)

MMSI No: 311 000 256

INMARSAT C N: 4311020094

INMARSAT C N: 4311020095

VSAT 0047 21 54 90 18

 

OWNER: VESTLAND OFFSHORE AS

REGISTERED OWNER: VESTLAND PSV AS ,N-5384 TORANGSVÅG, NORWAY

MANAGER: VESTLAND MANAMENT AS, N-5384 TORANGSVÅG, NORWAY

 

MAIN DIMENSIONS CLASS NOTATIONS

Length O.A 85.00 M DNV *1A1,Ice C, DYNPOS AUTR, Clean Design

Length P.P 77.70 M Comf V3/C3, E0, SF, dk(+), 10t/m2, LFL*,

Breadth 20.00 M HL (2,8)Oil Recovery

Max Draft 6.80 M NAUT/OSV, ERN 99.99.99.96

Gross Tonnage 4 366 T

Net Tonnage 1 813 T NOFO 2009

Deadweight 5 549 T

Lightweight 3 072 T

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1968 yılında Hattat Mahmud Öncü Beyefendi tarafından yazılan ism-i şerîfler...

 

"YA HAZRET-İ ŞEYH HÂFIZ MUZAFFER AŞKÎ EL-CERRÂHÎ EL-HALVETÎ"

 

Not : Bir yanlış anlaşılma sebebiyle, bu levhada ism-i şeriflerine sehven "Süleyman" ilâve edilmiştir..

Altta : Bir aceb nûr kim güneş pervânesi

Şevki Efendi'nin enfes hattıyla

Ground Zero

Tuesday 20th January, 2009

  

Earlier this week, following the withdrawal of Israeli troops from the Gaza Strip, residents returned to some of the areas which had become no-go zones during the attacks, such as Jabalia just outside Gaza City. On Tuesday 20th January, ISM Gaza Strip volunteers joined a university professor as he visited his house in the east of Jabalia. We were shown from room to room around the bombed-out shell of what had once been a beautiful home. When asked if he and his family would continue to live there, he replied calmly that it was their right to and that they would never leave their land.

 

As we made our way up the hill through the orange grove beyond the professor's house, we encountered evidence of where tanks had been positioned - churned up ground, tank tracks, uprooted olive trees. At the top of the hill, from where the Green Line was clearly visible, we began to see homes which had been totally destroyed, several stories concertinaed. Families sat together on the rubble of their homes. Children collected firewood from the dismembered limbs of fruit trees.

 

At first it seemed as though it was 'just' a cluster of ten or fifteen destroyed houses, which would have been bad enough in its own right. However, as we continued walking it became apparent that the devastation extended into the next street and the next, more and more destroyed and damaged homes following one another. This entire neighbourhood on this easternmost edge of Jabalia had been virtually wiped off the face of the earth. It resembled the site of some massive natural disaster. However this ground zero was entirely man-made.

 

The gouged-out windows of some of the homes still standing were filled with dark green sand bags. This was a sign these houses had been used by the Israelis as sniper positions. One could barely imagine how the situation must have been in this neighbourhood when it was under attack.

 

We met a blind woman who had been held prisoner for 11 days in one room of her home, along with a paralysed man, whilst Israeli soldiers used it as a base. Terrified and expecting to be killed at any time, they were given water twice during their ordeal. When the Red Crescent evacuated them, the woman said she could finally breathe for the first time since the soldiers arrived. The walls had been daubed with Hebrew graffiti, empty plastic food trays were strewn around and the stairway stank of urine.

 

In the wake of a Gazan holocaust, thousands of people are finding themselves in truly desperate situations. A traumatized but resilient population is somehow beginning to pick up the pieces. Merely continuing to exist is a form of resistance.

  

Footage from Jabalia

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rcpt.yousendit.com/644665552/9c055ba289efc6701688653011fb... (part 2)

rcpt.yousendit.com/644691744/cc60e9fcb64d3a0acf0ee37ce5bf... (part 3)

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