"Make Poverty History" Nelson Mandela

በአንድነት ሆነን ድህነትን ታሪክ እናርገው። አንድ ሰው ብቻውን ለውጥ አያመጣም፣ ሁላችን ግን በአንድነት ስንሆን ለውጥ ሊመጣ ግድ ነው። በዚች ማለዳ፣ ቁርስ ለማይታወቀው በመያዝ የለውጡ ባለቤት ይሁኑ። የአንድን ሰው ፊት በሳቅ እያበራን ድህነትን ታሪክ እናድርገው።

“ለድኾች የሚሰጥ አይቸገርም፤ አይቶአቸው እንዳላየ የሚሆን ግን ብዙ ርግማን ይደርስበታል።”
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Congratulations to all Ethiopian for the successful launch of the first Ethiopian satellite 🛰 ETRSS-1.

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Ethiopian First Remote Sensing Satellite (ETRSS-1) Ground receiving, control and command station antenna at the premises of Entoto Observatory and research center
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Ethiopia is set to launch the very first micro-satellite into space on 17 December 2019 at exactly 6:01am in the morning. The command post of the Ethiopian Remote Sensing Satellite (ETRSS – 1) command station is located at the Entoto Observatory to be managed by Ethiopian experts.

The launching of ETRSS-1 is aimed at providing sustainable solutions for the tangible challenges Ethiopia is faced with. ETRSS-1 will enable agricultural transformation and modernization by supporting prediction of yield and natural disasters such as floods and drought. ETRSS-1 will also support water resource management, green energy development, land governance and administration, forest resource monitoring and management, infrastructure development and monitoring, national safety and security management.

Realized through the generous financial and technical support of the Government of China, up to 20 Ethiopian engineers are also engaged in this project.

Mark December 17th as Ethiopians take Ethiopia to the future!

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Common Acronyms in Chat
The world of email, texting, and instant messaging has given rise to a whole series of acronyms and initialisms that allow texters to complete their messages more quickly. Nearly all are initialisms because they are pronounced letter by letter. Occasionally some are pronounced as words in conversation, though this is uncommon. The abbreviations that are sometimes pronounced as acronyms have been bolded.
AFK - Away From Keyboard
BBIAB - Be Back In A Bit
BBL - Be Back Later
BBS - Be Back Soon
BEG - Big Evil Grin
BRB - Be Right Back
BTW - By The Way
EG - Evil Grin
FISH - First In, Still Here
IDK - I Don't Know
IMO - In My Opinion
IRL - In Real Life
KISS - Keep It Simple, Stupid
LOL - Laughing Out Loud
NYOB - None of Your Business
OMG - Oh My God
PANS - Pretty Awesome New Stuff
PHAT - Pretty, Hot, And Tempting
POS - Parents Over Shoulder
TTYL - Talk To You Later
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Common Acronyms in the Military and Government
Understanding what is being said in a government or official setting can be difficult. Here are some common acronyms used in government and militarysettings. True acronyms that are pronounced as words have been bolded:
ASAP - As Soon As Possible
AWOL - Absent Without Leave
CIA - Central Intelligence Agency
CPS - Child Protective Services
CSI - Crime Scene Investigation
DAFB - Dover Air Force Base
DMV - Division of Motor Vehicles
DNC - Democratic National Committee
FBI - Federal Bureau of Investigation
FUBAR - F***ed Up Beyond All Recognition
MIA - Missing In Action
OSHA - Occupational Safety and Health Administration
NAFTA - North American Free Trade Agreement
NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Navy SEALs - Navy Sea Air Land forces
POTUS - President of the United States
POW - Prisoner Of War
RNC - Republican National Committee
SCOTUS - Supreme Court of the United States
SWAT - Special Weapons And Tactics
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Common Informative Acronyms
Acronyms are a useful way to convey essential information quickly, but only if you know what they mean. Informative acronyms are commonly used in the medical field but have also crossed over from industries into daily life. Pronounced acronyms are in bold; the rest are initialisms in which each letter is pronounced separately:
ABS - Anti-lock Braking System
ADD - Attention Deficit Disorder
ADHD - Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
AIDS - Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
AMA - Against Medical Advice
CDC - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
DARE - Drug Abuse Resistance Education
DOA - Dead On Arrival
DOB - Date Of Birth
DIY - Do It Yourself
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
GIF - Graphics Interchange Format
HIV - Human Immunodeficiency Virus
MD - Medical Doctor
OTC - Over The Counter
PPV - Pay Per View
RADAR - Radio Detection And Ranging
SONAR - Sound Navigation And Ranging
SUV - Sports Utility Vehicle
UFO - Unidentified Flying Object
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Common Acronyms in Business
Acronyms are often used in the business world to identify a business or to create shorthand communication between co-workers. True acronyms are bolded:
AKA - Also Known As
CAPTCHA - Completely Automated Public Turing Test to tell Computers and Humans Apart
CST - Central Standard Time
DAEMON - Disk And Execution Monitor
DBA - Doing Business As
DND - Do Not Disturb
EDS - Electronic Data Systems
EOD - End of Day
EST - Eastern Standard Time
ETA - Estimated Time of Arrival
HR - Human Resources
MBA - Masters of Business Administration
MST - Mountain Standard Time
NASDAQ - National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotation
OT - Overtime
POS - Point Of Service
PST - Pacific Standard Time
SWOT - Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats
SMART Goals - Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, Time-bound Goals
TED (Talk) - Tell me, Explain to me, Describe to me (Talk)
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Emoticons
If that is not enough to say what you really mean, an emoticon may help. They are a way to overcome the fact that the person you are communicating with can neither hear your tone of voice nor see your facial expressions. They consist of a few key strokes that form a picture showing an emotion.
Some of the most commen emoticons include:
:) or :-) - smiley face
O:-) - angelic smile
8-) - big-eyed smile
:-X - big kiss
:-{} - blowing a kiss
:.( - crying face
:-> - grinning
:-| - indifferent, bored
:-)) - laughing
=:-) - punk
:-( - sad face
:-D - shock or surprise
:-r - sticking tongue out
B:-) - sunglasses on head
:-|| - very angry
:->< - puckered up to kiss
8-| - wide-eyed surprise
;-) - winking
:-O - yelling
Computer terms, and their abbreviations, are constantly being added as the technology evolves.
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Hello World – First C++ Program
BY CHAITANYA SINGH | FILED UNDER: LEARN C++
In this guide we will write and understand the first program in C++ programming. We are writing a simple C++ program that prints “Hello World!” message. Lets see the program first and then we will discuss each and every part of it in detail.
Hello World Program in C++
/*
* Multiple line
* comment
*/
#include<iostream>

//Single line comment
using namespace std;

//This is where the execution of program begins
int main()
{
// displays Hello World! on screen
cout<<"Hello World!";

return 0;
}
Output:
Hello World!
Let’s discuss each and every part of the above program.
1. Comments – You can see two types of comments in the above program
// This is a single line comment
/* This is a multiple line comment
* suitable for long comments
*/
Comments as the names suggests are just a text written by programmer during code development. Comment doesn’t affect your program logic in any way, you can write whatever you want in comments but it should be related to the code and have some meaning so that when someone else look into your code, the person should understand what you did in the code by just reading your comment.
For example:
/* This function adds two integer numbers
* and returns the result as an integer value
*/
int sum(int num1, int num2) {
return num1+num2;
}
Now if someone reads my comment he or she can understand what I did there just by reading my comment. This improves readability of your code and when you are working on a project with your team mates, this becomes essential aspect.
2. #include<iostream> – This statements tells the compiler to include iostream file. This file contains pre defined input/output functions that we can use in our program.
3. using namespace std; – A namespace is like a region, where we have functions, variables etc and their scope is limited to that particular region. Here std is a namespace name, this tells the compiler to look into that particular region for all the variables, functions, etc. I will not discuss this in detail here as it may confuse you. I have covered this topic in a separate tutorial with examples. Just follow the tutorial in the given sequence and you would be fine.
4. int main() – As the name suggests this is the main function of our program and the execution of program begins with this function, the int here is the return type which indicates to the compiler that this function will return a integer value. That is the main reason we have a return 0 statement at the end of main function.
5. cout << “Hello World!”; – The cout object belongs to the iostream file and the purpose of this object is to display the content between double quotes as it is on the screen. This object can also display the value of variables on screen(don’t worry, we will see that in the coming tutorials).
6. return 0; – This statement returns value 0 from the main() function which indicates that the execution of main function is successful. The value 1 represents failed execution.
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