Reincarnated from the past, brought to the present and forever lasts in the future

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Charmed forever
That's what Faiz thinks of his recently reinstated blog. At the age of 23, he believes that writing is the most efficient way to express the feelings crammed inside one's heart. After the fall of his blog dominion recently, he stoutly gets up on his feet, casting a powerful spell onto his blog and here it is, a charmed blog, reincarnated from the past, brought to the present and forever lasts in the future.
Being a final year medical student himself, he can never deny the frenzied life he's currently living on but life goes on and that's it. Apart from his hectic life, he always finds the time to go on with his hobbies, netsurfing and chatting being the most prominent ones. He also enjoys hanging out with his friends, for he knows that no one can tear the beautiful friendship apart.
He can always be contacted via email hata05@yahoo.co.uk or thru his new mobile number +962776052892

p/s: only 8 most recent posts are displayed at a time but you can easily view his previous posts by clicking on the links in Faiz's Library column below

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Wednesday, March 29, 2006

A special report : Solar Eclipse

I was enjoying my early break from the hospital rounds today, and was sitting as usual in front of my PC, when the surroundings happened to be dark and shadowy. It was ten to 1 pm. Out of curiosity, I got up, and observed the skies outside. I had the fact in my mind that the cumulonimbus clouds were approaching nearer, carrying rains along. I was a bit inquisitive when I saw Daus and Fadil were looking at the sky, holding a digicam in his hand. I was told then that they were enjoying this rare phenomenon, the solar eclipse. And this uncommon occurrence should be digitally treasured; hence I took my own digicam out of the drawer, ran outside and waited unwearyingly for like 10 mins to have a perfect view and sight.

For your information, an eclipse occurs at those times when the Moon moves into a position of direct alignment with the Sun and the Earth. And I've just witnessed a partial solar eclipse, not a total one. During a partial solar eclipse, only the penumbra touches our planet. The umbra passes either just above the North Pole or just below the South Pole, completely missing the Earth.

Thanks to Allah for the sun, the moon and the skies..

gonna sleep,
hata@irbid
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