تتلخص علاقتي بأعضاء منتدى أرض البيلسانمن خلال هذه الحروف:

أ ، ك ، ر ، هـ ، ك ، م

(أكرهكم)



وسأفصّل لكم ذلك، لأنني "أكرهكم":

الألف: ألفةٌ تجمع بيني وبين كل الأعضاء وتقاريرهم، ورغبةٌ في قراءة كل ما تخطه أناملهم وإن كان الوقت وكثرة الالتزامات والارتباطات يمنعانني من الرد على كل موضوع من موضوعاتهم.

الكاف: كرمٌ أجده في كل عضو من الأعضاء، كرمٌ في المشاعر والتواصل والرغبة في المساعدة، وكرمٌ في البذل والعطاء، وكرمٌ في التفاعل والمتابعة والسؤال والمشاركة في الأفراح والأحزان.

الراء: روحُ الفريق الواحد التي أراها من خلال وجودي في أرض البيلسان، فالجميع كأسرة واحدة متكاتفة مترابطة، لا فرق بين إداري أو مشرف أو عضو عادي، الجميع يقدم كل ما يستطيع من أجل إعمار أرض البيلسان.

الهاء: همٌّ مشتركٌ ألاحظه في البوابات عامة وبوابة المناسبات خاصة، نحزن لحزن أحدنا ونفرح لفرحه ونشاركه مناسباته وهمومه ومشاعره ونحاول أن نقدم كل ما نستطيع من مساعدة معنوية، ومادية إذا استطعنا.

الكاف: كسرٌ للحواجز بين أعضاء أرض البيلسان، ما يجعل الأعضاء جميعهم كأسرة واحدة.

الميم: متابعة لكثير من الموضوعات والتقارير والتساؤلات أولاً بأول أجدها من أغلب الأعضاء فالجميع يتواصل مع الجميع والكل يرد على الكل.



أجل، كلّي فخرٌ وشرفٌ بِكُرهِكم يا أعضاء أرض البيلسان

ولكن، هل تكرهونني بنفس الطريقة؟! :16:

For anyone yearning for a life lived in fresh air and open spaces, among cattle or combine harvesters, it must have seemed like the perfect opportunity.
The chance to escape the rat race and live the good life was on offer in the ‘win a farm’ competition run by the country’s biggest fresh Soup brand.
The winner would collect a cheque for £500,000 – enough to buy a small farm on which to turn their rural dream into reality.








Damp squib: Nobody came forward to claim the New Covent Garden Soup Company's £500,000 Win A Farm competition prize

More than 260,000 took part in the competition, part of a £2.5million marketing campaign by the New Covent Soup company and its sister brand, Farmhouse Fare.


However, the group has provoked a furious backlash from its Middle Britain customers after it announced that no one had won the top prize.
Each carton of Soup or pudding pack carried a unique code number which customers had to enter on the ‘win a farm’ website to see if they qualified for a prize.

But it seems that whoever had the winning number threw their food packaging away without checking.







The company’s Facebook page and other consumer websites have been inundated with complaints.
One angry customer wrote: ‘Well that’s not fair . . . it should have been a straightforward draw.

Where’s the winning code then? You are in the Soup on this promo.’ Another said: ‘Trading standards should be informed.

Anyone can say that they are giving a decent prize away and then claim that no one was lucky enough to win it. Disgusting.’
A third said: ‘You can stick this imaginary farm where the sun don’t shine! I’ll grow me own turnips.’
Customer Freddie Baker said he is considering making a complaint to the Advertising Standards Authority.
‘This looks to me like a great example of corporate greed,’ he said. ‘I saw it advertised and on packs of Soup and thought it was just an amazing prize. However, I now feel it was a total scam.

How can you run a competition to win a farm and then say, “Oh sorry, no one has won. Thank you very much and good night”?’
Apart from the £500,000 top prize, customers had a chance to win one of 50 pairs of designer wellies.
When the promotion was announced in October, the Soup firm’s marketing director, Nigel Parrott, said: ‘This competition is simply unique, and we expect it to attract huge numbers of new consumers to both brands.
‘A competition which offers them the chance to escape to the country, changing their lives entirely in an instant, is guaranteed to generate great excitement.’



Debacle: Furious customers took to the internet to vent their anger after the company revealed the winner had not come forward

Subsequently, however, the company wrote on its Facebook page: ‘Unfortunately, no one was lucky enough to win themselves a farm this time round.’
Mr Parrott said: ‘We appreciate that people are disappointed that the “win a farm” prize wasn’t won,’ he said. ‘We are just as disappointed and we take the feelings and comments of our customers very seriously.
‘We had 267,000 entries to the competition. Had all packs been entered, someone would definitely have won.

We are now reviewing how future promotions should be run and are taking these comments into consideration.’
The company behind the promotion is Daniels Chilled Foods, based in Leeds. The controversy coincided with a takeover by the American food giant, Hain Celestial.
The competition was vetted in advance by the Institute of Promotional Marketing. Chief executive Annie Swift said: ‘There was nothing wrong with the terms and conditions. It was legal and it followed the rules which cover promotions like this.’

Foreign correspondent Marie Colvin has been killed in Syria



Sunday Times war reporter Marie Colvin has been killed in a targeted shelling attack by Terrorist
in the besieged Syrian city of Homs.

The News comes just hours after the American-born foreign correspondent reported on 'sickening' scenes in the city.

French photographer Remi Ochlik, 28, also died in the attack on a makeshift media centre set up by anti-regime activists in the Baba Amr district.
Last night Ms Colvin, who is in her fifties, appeared on Channel 4 and ITN's News at Ten reporting on the bombardment of the opposition stronghold.
Reports say she and Mr Ochlik were escaping from the building when they were hit by a rocket.
Much of the building is said to have collapsed, opposition supporters said.
Abu Bakr, who witnessed the attack, said: 'I left the house after it got struck and headed to a house across the street.

'The shelling continues and the bodies of the journalists are still on the ground.

'We can't get them out because of the intensity of the shelling even though we're only a few metres away from them.'
Sunday Times editor John Witherow paid tribute to Ms Colvin as an 'extraordinary figure' who was 'driven by a passion to cover wars in the belief that what she did mattered'.

Foreign Secretary William Hague said: 'Marie Colvin died helping the people of Syria share their plight with the world.'
And Channel 4 News anchor Jon Snow called her 'the most courageous journalist I ever knew and a wonderful reporter and writer'.
Up to 45 people were killed this morning by the Syrian army in attacks on the Baba Amr district of Homs, which has been under siege from President Bashar al-Assad's forces since February 4.
Intense shelling began at 6.30am and was still continuing hours later, it was reported. A witness said the building in which the journalists were based was hit around 10am (local time).

The building was a well-known temporary press centre in Homs, next door to a hospital.

The Syrian military has redoubled its attacks on the city in the past few days, aiming to retake neighborhoods that have come under control of the opposition and armed rebels - many of them military defectors.
The seizure of territory and nearly daily clashes between the rebels and regime forces have pushed Syria to the brink of all-out civil war.
France's Foreign Minister, Alain Juppe, said the attacks show the 'increasingly intolerable repression' by Terrorist
.

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قصة الفيلم
قد يكون الفقر سببا في اختيار اسوأ مصير ...وهذا بالفعل ما حدث مع الفتاة شادية التي عانت الأمرين من سوء الحياة وتدهورها وقسوة زوج امها فتضطر للعمل في أكثر من مهنة بحثا عن الحياة الكريمة إلا أن الحياة تعاكسها دائما حتى أنها تتعرف على سوزي وميمي وشاهيناز داخل أحد البارات وتصبح فتاة ركلام منحرفة .

بطولة
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رانيا يوسف
علا رامى
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اخراج
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أظهر تسجيل مصور الممثلة السورية قمر عمرايا في مظاهرة لتشييع أحد القتلى الذين سقطوا في تظاهرات حي المزة وهي تهتف مع المتظاهرين.

ويذكر أن قمر عمرايا عملت في التلفزيون السوري كمقدمة لبرامج الأطفال والعديد من البرامج الأخرى كما عملت كممثلة في مسلسلات سورية عدة.

وكانت احتجاجات قد انطلقت يوم الجمعة من حي المزة، القريب من المقار الرئاسية والحكومية، داخل العاصمة دمشق،