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Sam Disht

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  • Birthday 10/06/1985

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    Travelling, Adventure, Camping, Trekking, Music and various other things.

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  1. http://www.wonderslist.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Sara-Carbonero.jpg
  2. BRIAN MCCULLOCH A big well done on achieving the Padi Master Diver course. Brian has earned his place in the elite group of experienced divers. Fewer than 2% of divers ever achieve this rating. Congratulations from Gareth and FBM. http://www.barrheadnews.com/announcements/other/congratulations/15475651.BRIAN_MCCULLOCH/ Congratulations once again on your adventurous feat. Hope it continues.
  3. For those of you who have seen the Himalayas, I think no mountain range in the world can be compared to it. Just fascinating and mesmerizing.
  4. Congratulations mate and wish you lots of happiness and fun with the little one. God bless you all!
  5. Following the recent energy trade collaboration between the UK and India, Prashant Modi CEO and MD of Great Eastern Energy Corporation Limited (LON:GEEC) said that he is looking forward to investing a whopping £768 million (USD $1 billion) to further tap on the unconventional energy resources. Recently, Deirdre Michie, Chief Executive of Oil & Gas UK, said “There are still up to 20 billion barrels of oil and gas to recover from the UKCS and, if properly supported, our already world-class supply chain could double its turnover by 2035. “Oil & Gas UK would welcome discussions with Government officials to outline industry’s concerns and opportunities and help identify a path forward during Brexit negotiations." You can read more at : http://www.prnewswire.co.uk/news-releases/after-uk-india-energy-growth-partnership-prashant-modi-of-geecl-plans-768-million-investment-on-632602963.html Do you feel that the collaboration between the two countries will bring fruitful results for the UK economy as well as the Indian economy?
  6. For some people, boredom leads to trouble because they engage in unhealthy activities to boost their excitement level. Boredom sometimes does lead to trouble. In most cases in young ages, sometimes people would actually start to think of things to do that they will not even think of when they are engaged in some work. So what's your say.
  7. FACEBOOK shut down an artificial intelligence experiment after two robots began talking in a language only they understood. The “chatbots” Alice and Bob modified English to make it easier for them to communicate — creating sentences that were gibberish to watching scientists. A robot expert said the revelation that Facebook machines had spoken in their own language was exciting — but also incredibly scary. UK Robotics Professor Kevin Warwick said: “This is an incredibly important milestone, but anyone who thinks this is not dangerous has got their head in the sand. Read more at: https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/tech/1358329/facebook-shuts-off-ai-experiment-after-two-robots-begin-speaking-in-their-own-language-only-they-can-understand/
  8. Brian Mcculloch Glasgow A big congratulations to Brian Mcculloch Glasgow and his company FBM Contracts who have completed the West Highland Way. The 154km (96 miles) route starts at Milngavie and finishes at Gordon Square in Fort William. Brian completed the walk in 7 days and once his blisters have settled will be looking for another challenge. Kudos and congratulations my friend. You did it at last. http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/15426432.BRIAN_MCCULLOCH_GLASGOW/?ref=arc
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