هكذا ترقص ميريام فارس في الحفلات الخاصة

ههههههه ….نفسي بس إفهم شو عم تحكي ما فهمت غير إنه جن اللي سكنها ريته يسكنها مية عفريت

ok awal chi ana b2akkedlek enno ma bta3erfi wala lebneniyi aw lebneni men tari2et 7akyek. teni chi bi lebnen fi nes metdaynin ktiir in keno masi7iyin aw moslimin w byet2ayado bil ta3alim l diniyi w fi nes mech fer2eni ma3on kell hal 7aki w bya3emlo metel ma baddon w ne7na ma men7esebon 3ala tasarofeton la2an fi chi esmo 7eriyet in ken bil lebes aw bil tefkir aw bil ra2es aw 7ayalla chi ma32oul l ensen y3icho. fa la heik ana 3atoul bjen lamma bet2oulo 3an kell l lebneniyi ennon tab3oul da3ara la2an 3am tezelmo nes ktiiiir mne7. w kamen betdeya2 lamma bten3ato nes metel haifa aw elissa aw 7ayalla 7ada bita3abir mech ley2a la2an ne7na ka lebneniyin mne3teberon menna w fina ya3ni hawdi lebneniyi metelna men doun ma nkoun 3am na3mol metlon. w haida bil nesbi 2elna i7tiram lal e5ar yalli baddo y3ich 7ayeto metel ma baddo. w 3a fekra reghem woujoud haifa w hawdi l msatil bil mojtama3 l lebneni ma 3am ye2daro ya2sro 3layna ka nes men7eb l din wl 3elem wl sa2afi. w ma ra7 katter ktir bass ra7 2ellik enno Charles Elachi howi moudir a project bil nasa bi america and these are his acheivements :
Elachi has been a principal investigator on a number of research and development studies and flight projects sponsored by NASA. These include the Shuttle Imaging Radar series (science team leader), the Magellan imaging radar at Venus (team member), and the Cassini Titan radar (team leader). He is author of more than 230 publications in the fields of active microwave remote sensing and electromagnetic theory, and holds several patents in those fields. He taught the physics of remote sensing at Caltech from 1982 to 2001.

As JPL’s director for space and Earth science programs from 1982 to 2000, he was responsible for the development of numerous flight missions and instruments for Earth observation, planetary exploration, and astrophysics.

In 1988, the Los Angeles Times selected him as one of Southern California’s rising stars who will make a difference in L.A. In 1989, asteroid 1982 SU was renamed 4116 Elachi in recognition of his contribution to planetary exploration.

In 1989, Elachi was elected to the National Academy of Engineering and has served on a number of academy committees.

He has chaired a number of strategic planning committees for NASA. He has lectured in more than 20 countries about space exploration and Earth observation. He participated in a number of archeological expeditions in Egypt, Oman and China.

In 2010, he became a member of the University Advisory Board of KFUPM, Saudi Arabia,[2] and serves on the board of KAUST, Saudi Arabia. He is also Chairman of the Board of Trustees at Lebanese American University, Beirut, Lebanon.

In 2010, he received the Chevalier de la Légion d’honneur award.[3]

In 2011, the Space Foundation bestowed its highest honor, the General James E. Hill Lifetime Space Achievement Award, to Elachi

alla wakilik nawaret ra7 tjib ajalna… kell hal 3alam nezlin 5ne2 bi ba3don… hahahaha

hahahha i know bent balad w gad3a kamen 🙂 alla y5allikon yal maghribiyet la ba3d 🙂

hhhhh ranime allah ya3tik el 3afiya