Mine Engineer

The structure of this book is to provide a sequence of theory, workshops and practical field sessions that mimic a simple survey project, designed for civil and mining engineers.

Mahmoud is an elementary school teacher, Marei a bank software engineer. Both share the same dangerous pastime – defusing hidden explosives in their home town, Benghazi. ISIS left many Libyan cities littered with mines, bombs, and other improvised explosive devices. Fed up with seeing kids being killed, maimed and orphaned, men volunteered for a military engineering unit and began clearing hidden explosives after work. Despite personal injuries and the loss of colleagues, they are determined to make Benghazi safe again for the children.

Blast From the Past series : archival purpose ( 1989 ) as is.

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Whitesnake clip - Now You're Gone

(Classical Power rock, Coverdale/Vandenberg)

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While Britain's Arctic Monkeys are best known for their acclaimed and arty albums, they've also proven to be a hardworking and inspired live act. In the years since releasing their 2006 debut album, Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not, the band have garnered a reputation for their swaggering, wickedly theatrical live shows, ably translating their post-punk grooves and Alex Turner's literate, serpentine lyrics into performance alchemy.