#LiNeX

Hello @The GodFather , well to be honest yes , it got accepted and it got launched even we (me and @Nexy) made a huge contest with a huge prizes , but sadly i didn't even got the members attention or interests , it kinda needed more promote from the big known members to get more attention from members but that didn't happened .. and lets say it couldn't happen as it got removed ,, but the reason behind removing it is kinda my mistake , i dont want to get in much details , but lets say i went with an argument with journalist leader kinda went out the rails and i abused him with a word (normal not hard one) , which went after that to an administrator and he directly removed my section , I admit I am wrong and offended him, but in the end I apologized to him and we solved the problem as if nothing had happened , my punishment was hard comparing to what i have done ,,, but i accept it as its my own mistake and and I have to bear the consequences after that , but as for now since we are cool and solved the issue i'm comfortable with it , but hopefully it will be back or maybe there will be a new project of mine will be proposed soon .

Hello @Nikhel Nice ★ Why did your past request rejected ? Did you made any changes for this request ? Last request i wasn't involved in any projects, and joined recently after i did that request, and i haven't stayed much in gog / journalist, but i had worked hard in both of them, the reason i left as i said above that i started my section and i didn't want to stay in their projects and don't do anything as i was in 3 different projects gog, jour, gamblers,, so i choossed to leave these 2 and stay in gamblers as i really loved this project and support it, in this request i would say yes i made changes, as i see from what i did for the past month from activities plus what i have gave back to this lovely community. ★ i do participated in drag races - How did you got that interest and what are the efforts you did for that? It started when i was young, iam always a car fan and i used to go to cars tournaments and shows and events, it got sink in me really fast and it wont leave me and it became a hobby of mine , as iam really loving it, by the time, i started joining with my car as a stock without any modification, i found out that its actually fun and enjoyable.. So i started modifying my car and join tournaments every now and then, and challenge others, and even winning some prizes.

Nick: #LiNeX . Real name: Abdulrhman . How old are you?: 20 . Which Games you play? and for how long?(each of them): CSGO 6 years / CS1.6 10 years / GTA V 4 years / COD series 3 years / PUBG 2 years / NFS series 10 years . Where are you from?(country and city): United Arab emirates / Dubai city . Describe yourself(at least 50 words): iam friendly , i like fun stuff and i like to learn new things and experience them , i like video games , i am a car guy , i like cars a lot and i do participated in drag races here in abu dhabi , i like modifying cars as i do on my car , i am a university student but at this moment holding this year due to covid-19 situation , currently i am holding a business hopefully it will success , its related to car media which i cover car meetings and stuff , and i am also working in my father company currently . Note some of your qualities: fast learner / patient / good helper / prefer work in groups / can get things done what ever it is . Tell us some of your defects: anger , sometimes in small situations which is not worth it i get angry on it , and i hate that from my self , cuz sometimes it leads me to bad discussions and arguments . Had you before any kind of responsabilities(describe it): in real life currently working in company as HR , and owning a instagram business page that have 8k followers currently , managing cs 1.6 server Thunderzm currently , owning a business currently . On which category/categories have you been active lately?(describe your activity): as for the most activity , its on Thunderzm section as i am a manger there , i used to be in gog and journalist and i was really active in both of them but i left them as i was starting my own section then due to some issues it got stopped until now , but currently , i am in gamblers project and i am really loving this project as i am a football fan and i used to be a gambler from csgo back in the days , i love the team and members , we support each other and work together , hopefully it will keep growing and improving . Which category/project you want to care off?: Gamblers , as its my project now , i would be really happy to work on it , i love it . How well you speak english?(and other languages): I Speak English well / Arabic as its my native language . Do you use TS3? Do you have an active microphone?: I rarely use ts3 as its banned in my country and it needs vpn to get it working , and it works around 30 min and cut off sometimes , but i can join for important stuff , and yes i do have a microphone . For how long can you be active after you get accepted?(days, weeks, months, years): actually , its a part of my social life currently , its a daily thing for me similar to instagram / snap / fb etc ,, something that i need to open it daily and check it out / post on it , this forum has gone up and improved really for the past 8 years , i am happy for that , so , its going to be months/ years for sure . Contact methods: Steam / Forum pm . Last request:

Abu Dhabi: A total of 219 cloud seeding operations across the UAE were conducted in the first six months of the year to enhance the country’s water supply, the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) revealed on Monday. From January to June, a total of 4,841 flares as well as 419 ground generator flares were used by NCM’s Emirates Weather Enhancement Factory. Cloud seeding enhances rainfall from existing cloud formations. It is done by firing special flares that are loaded with salt crystals into convective clouds. The process then attracts tiny particles of water that collide and become heavier which then fall as rain. NCM has a sophisticated network of radars that monitor the country’s atmosphere around the clock and provide data on clouds. A team of pilots and technicians analyse the data and carry out cloud seeding operations once they detect seedable clouds. “The UAE Research Programme for Rain Enhancement Science supports the country’s efforts to bring about profound change in addressing water scarcity challenges,” NCM noted. “Cloud seeding operations demonstrate the importance placed by the UAE on providing sustainable water resources through encouraging research and innovation in water-related technologies,” it added. The UAE is ranked among the water-stressed countries, with an average rainfall of 100 mm per year, and this is why cloud seeding plays a vital role in ensuring water supply. “(The UAE’s) ambitious rain enhancement programme aims to increase the annual precipitation levels in an effort to enhance the country’s water security through augmenting its strategic groundwater resources,” NCM underlined. Dr Abdulla Al Mandous, NCM director and president of the Regional Association II (Asia) of World Meteorological Organisation, said: “The UAE has been a forerunner in adopting rain enhancement technologies in the region. Our state-of-the-art infrastructure, coupled with excellent research and development capabilities have helped the program cement its prominent position in cloud seeding research, and attract top global scientists and research institutions specialised in this important scientific domain.” According to NCM, the UAE has been carrying out cloud seeding missions since 2004.

Lacquer? Where this Koenigsegg is going, it doesn't need lacquer... The KNC, or Koenigsegg Naked Carbon, finish involved no lacquer, varnish or alternative coating. Instead, the thin layer of epoxy usually used to coat a cured piece of carbon is gently hand-removed until only the naked carbon remains. According to Koenigsegg, the result is a "striking new look" for carbon fibre, the lack of any insulating coating or lacquer leaving the Regera's body "cold to the touch". "The sheen takes on a more metallic graphite appearance as each graphite strand is now fully exposed," the company said in a release. This isn't the first time Koenigsegg has used the KNC process. It's been applying it to wheels, wings, splitters and steering wheels before finally pulling the trigger on a complete exterior. The KNC process has been tested in blazing heat and the Scandinavian winter, with its creators suggesting it's actually more resistant to stone chips than conventionally-finished surfaces. It's also lighter – 20kg lighter, in fact – than a car finished with a top-coat or lacquer. As for how it works? We'll let Koenigsegg explain the process in more detail: "Most under-hood and interior parts have their epoxy layer removed and are then polished to a raw carbon state; a very delicate process involving both sanding and polishing. The margin for error is extremely fine and can result in either a perfect, high-lustre finish or ruined threads of exposed carbon-fibre." "It’s not unusual for a customer to specify their car with visible carbon-fibre," said Christian von Koenigsegg, company founder. "It’s a beautiful material from a visual perspective and our customers love to show what the car is made from. KNC takes the idea of visible carbon-fibre to a whole new level, revealing a beautiful lustre and a very silky finish." "The Koenigsegg philosophy has always been about exploring extremes," he continued. "It’s great to extend that idea to a whole new way of finishing and presenting a car.” The unique finish was created for a Swiss dealership.