هل يوجد أحد هنا؟
Tark Siala
هل يوجد أحد هنا من المبرمجين العرب
الهواة أو المحترفين؟
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> مساء الخير
> هل يوجد أحد هنا؟؟؟
> خصوصاً من المبرمجين العرب
> المحترفين او الهواة
>
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> Best Regards
>
> Tark M. Siala
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liuqinglong
>
> هل يوجد أح?هن?من المبرمجي?العر?
> الهواة أو المحترفين؟
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>
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> "Tark Siala" <tark...@icc-libya.com> wrote in message news:...
> > هل يوجد أح?هنا؟؟؟
> > خصوصاً من المبرمجي?العر?
> > المحترفي?او الهواة
meshal
Tark Siala
ممكن نتعرف؟
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SQL_S_Engineer
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nouis nacira
>> il faut battre pour arriver à réussir>>
>>
>>
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ولا النتوورك فيها مشكلة
ولا الأس كيو ال مش كونيكتيد
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> ابحث عن اجابة على السؤال
> عندي سي شارب 2005 ونبي ندير كونيكشن مع اس كيو ال سيرفير 2000
> في السي شارب 2003 كان يطلع كل اسماء الاس كيو ال سيرفيرز على الشبكة في
> الكوننيكشن ديالوق بوكس وعندما تختار السيرفير داتا بيس كان يطلع كل قواعد
> البيانات الموجودة توا مايطلعهمش بكل واذا كتبت كتيبة اسم قاعدة البيانات
> يقول
> السيرفر مايردش والتايم ااوت اكسبايرد كيف نبو نديرو كوننيكشن مع داتابيس على
> جهاز ثاني على النتوورك
Baraka@discussions.microsoft.com Mohammed Baraka
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>> > ?? ???? ??? ??????
>> > ?????? ?? ????????? ?????
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ali
Hussein Huwaidi
On 7/23/07 12:14 PM, in article
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شيكسبير
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شوية خرفان انما ايه زى الفل
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and his employer orders him off to this wicked business, and he must
either obey or take his discharge. A Chinese servant ordered to go
commit adultery by the man who employed him as his cook. These things
were constantly done by employers of Chinese men. Yet these native
servants are all married men, for they marry so young in the Orient.
And Government money was furnished them besides to pay for the
debauchery, and if they brought in a good case for prosecution they
got a reward in money besides. So this cook is ordered off by his
master to "catch some unlicensed prostitutes," with the same _sang
froid_ as though ordered to go catch some fish for dinner. The cook
seemed to know where to get the most ardent assistance for the task
his employer had set him, for he says: "I got the assistance of a man
who is master of a licensed brothel in Wanchai." To be sure; who would
be so interested in capturing women and getting them condemned to go
and live in a house licensed by the Government as the man i
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good effect produced by the severe reprimand, which I understand
that your Honor administered publicly to all the parties concerned
in these two cases, might be to a great extent neutralized." (!)
On September 29th, 1879, the Chief Justice sentenced more criminals
for trafficking in children. A Japanese girl, Sui Ahing, eleven years
old, was brought to the Colony by a Chinaman who had bought the child
in Japan of its parents. Needing money to go on to his native place,
this Chinaman borrowed $50 of a native resident at Hong Kong, and
left the child as security for the debt. The wife of the man in whose
custody the child was left beat the child severely and she ran out of
the house. She was found wandering on the street late at night,
and the finder took her and sold her to another Chinese party, who
threatened to send her to Singapore as a prostitute. It was plain the
last purchaser intended either to send her to Singapore or keep her at
Hong Kong for vile purposes. This case illustrates well the frequency
with which children are sold and re-sold in that country. The parties
to the last transaction, the finder of
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men;" i.e., more than one man in four of the whole soldiery had
been in hospital for this "comparatively rare" disease.
As regards the Navy, Dr. Murray says, "the evidence of Dr.
Bernard, the Deputy Inspector-General of Hospitals and Fleets, is
even more satisfactory. He writes (Jan. 27), 'I am enabled to say
that true syphilis is now rarely contracted by our men in Hong
Kong.'" Yet the "China station," in which Hong Kong occupies so
important a position, had at the time 25 per cent. more _secondary
(true) syphilis than any other naval station in the world, except
one (the S.E. American_); it had 101 of _primary (true) against
68 in the North American_, 31 in the S.E. American, and 22 in the
Australian stations (_all unprotected_); and _gonorrhoea_ was
_higher than in any other naval station in the world_. This
_official_ misleading feature is to be found in other quarters
than Dr. Murray's Reports; for in the _Navy_ Report for 1873
(p. 282), Staff Surgeon Bennett, medical officer of the ship
permanently stationed in Hong Kong, says--"Owing to the excellent
working of the Contagious Diseases Acts, venereal complaints in
the colony are reduced _to a minimum_. The _few cases_ of syphilis
are chiefly due to private prostitutes not known to the police."
In a representation made to the Secretary of State by W.H. Sloggett,
Inspector of Certified Hospitals, October 7, 1879, we get an exact
account of what led to the passage of the Contagious Diseases
Ordinance of 1857. He says: "In 1857, owing to the very strong
representations which had been made to the Governor during the
previous three years, by different naval officers in command of the
China Station, of the prevalence and severity of venerea
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> the
> cummin with a rod." Much of the failure to control brothel slavery
> has grown out of the application of the wrong remedy, not out of a
> difficulty in controlling the Chinese. These cases of trading in human
> flesh have generally been treated in the courts as though coming under
> the laws against ordinary prostitution. To illustrate:
>
> Within the past month, three Chinese girls were captured by a rescue
> worker. They were cooped up, with a man who had charge of them, in
> a tiny closet scarcely sufficient to hold the four, which had been
> entered by a panel door which was securely nailed up and bags of rice
> piled against it. The rescuer pulled away the bags, pried open the
> door of the secret receptacle with her hatchet, and drew out the
> girls, dripping with perspiration and panting for breath, in
> consequence of the two hours' confinement, while the brothel was being
> searched for them. They were conveyed to the mission home, and were
> very happy, and expressed their eager wish to remain. A Chinese
> woman came to call at the mission home, in the absence of the
> superintendent, an
>
>