A.M. asked:


I guess it would vary depending on circumstances, but does anyone know the median amount of kills a soldier gets in Iraq per year? Do you have any reasonable estimates?
Just curious.
***I mean the ones who specialize in combat.

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Justin Mark asked:


There is lots of need of heavy equipment for growing ahead. For business related to heavy equipment, company should have some resources that may support to handle issues. For heavy equipment, we can use them to make fly over, building, helper  in case of accident. For different use, we would have to use different heavy equipment but for future prospectus, companies are making heavy equipment that can work multiple work with one machine.  There are lots of heavy equipment providers.

Byrne Equipment Rental LLC: this company is established 1975 with early days services related to water well drilling. It has sister company Desert Byrne Drilling in Oman. They have their project in different region of middle east like Abu Dhabi, Qatar and Saudi Arabia.  Its official address belong to P.O.Box 50283 Dubai, UAE with telephone number 971 4 3471061 and official website http://www.byrnerental.com/

Al Shirawi Equipment Company LLC: this company is established in 1976, under the banner of Al Shirawi Group. Company has division among 21 countries with some of largest companies of Middle East. Manager of company is Sumeet Valrani as well executive director . these companies are perfect in their field. Its official address is P.O.Box 10983, Dubai along with telephone 971 4 3472606 and official website http://www.alshirawiequipment.com/ .

AAA Construction Equipment: this is company use to deal with cranes and other construction  machinery like rough terrain cranes, hydraulic truck cranes, crawler cranes, hydraulic chain type excavators, bull dozers, concrete pumps and wheel loaders.  Its official address P.O. BOX: 261214, Jebel Ali, Dubai along with 971-4-8862000 and its official website http://www.aaacrane.com/.

International Heavy Equipment LLC: The international heavy equipment is part of Zubair corporation with 11 divisions and 60 owned companies in the Sultanate

of Oman.  This companies comparisons with automotive, energy, real estate, investments, electric, tourism, hospitality, furnishing. Its contact telephone number 968-24527644 with official address http://www.ihe-oman.com .

Galadari Trucks and Heavy Equipment Company:  this company is established in 1974 with current 180 employees. It has branches at Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah and Al Ain.  Company supply and distributes construction tools, heavy construction machinery, material handling equipment and earth moving machine. Its official address is Galadari Trucks and Heavy Equipment Company Building, Al Ittihad Road, P.O. Box 11080, Dubai along with 971 4-266-7443.

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Ince & Co asked:


‘I don’t see any immediate impact of the global economic crisis on the region’s maritime industry,’ said Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, Chairman of Dubai World - owners of DP World - as well as Chairman of Dubai Ports, Customs and Free Zone Corporation, Nakheel, and Dubai Waterfront Company.

‘There is still heavy demand for cargo operations - both importing and exporting - between the region and the rest of the world,’ said bin Sulayem after officially opening Seatrade Middle East Maritime, which has attracted international and regional shipping operators, financiers and suppliers to assess the impact of the global downturn.

Speaking after touring the exhibition, he described Seatrade Middle East Maritime as one of the world’s fastest-growing events of its kind as well as one of the global industry’s largest. ‘The large number of companies participating in this event reflects the importance of the maritime sector in the United Arab Emirates and the region,’ he added.

Seatrade Middle East Maritime, which runs until 16 December, is under the patronage of HH Sheikh Mohammad bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates and Ruler of Dubai. The Dubai event is held every two years and is ranked among the industry’s top 10 largest.

A total of 313 companies from 33 countries are exhibiting at Seatrade Middle East Maritime. More than 500 delegates are also attending associated conferences including Money and Ships, the Seatrade Middle East Cruise Conference and Superyacht Solutions.

Christopher Hayman, Chairman of Seatrade, the event organisers, said:

‘The Dubai World chairman (bin Sulayem) is right to emphasis that this region has an important place in world shipping.’

‘The Arabian Gulf is one of the most active international maritime centres and while it has always been pivotal in global energy-related transport, more recent economic growth has driven record volumes of containers and increasing bulk cargo. Strategies may need to be adjusted for the new financial era we are entering but the maritime industry will continue to be the lifeline of the regional business community,’ he added.

With vessel hijacking on the increase off the Horn of Africa and the Gulf of Aden, a special evening session of the Money and Ships conference will take place on 15th December. The session includes speakers from the security industry, legal advisors, tanker operators and seafarer organisations. Further issues to be debated include fuel, emissions and green technology; the challenge of manning; regional port and trade development; along with shipbuilding and repair.

Seatrade Middle East Maritime 2008 is the largest maritime event of its kind in the region with a record number of exhibitors and stands. National pavilions include China, France, Germany, Holland, India, Singapore and the United Kingdom.

Principal sponsors of Seatrade Middle East Maritime 2008 include Det Norske Veritas, GEM, Dubai Maritime City Authority, NITC and Gulf Marine. Other sponsors are: ABS, BP Marine, ClassNK, Drydocks World, Emarat Maritime, Ince Al Jallaf & Co, Lloyd’s Register, Topaz Energy & Marine, Rais Hassan Saadi Group, SAIFEE Trading, Royal Caribbean Cruises Line, Cloud Cruises and the Ministry of Tourism for the Sultanate of Oman.

The event is supported by Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry, DP World, Dubai Shipping Agents Association, Dubai Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing, the International Association of Ports and Harbours, the Nautical Institute, the Royal Institute of Naval Architects, ImarEST, the UAE Ship Owners Association and the Supply Chain & Logistics Group.

About Seatrade:

Seatrade is among the shipping world’s most respected brands, specialising in publications, events, management training, awards schemes and websites covering all aspects of maritime activity. In 2004 Seatrade Middle East opened in Dubai, emphasising the company’s commitment to the region.

Seatrade is also involved in the organisation of the Seatrade Academy management training courses for shipping professionals, in association with the Cambridge Academy of Transport. The prospectus has expanded to include courses at Knowledge Village, Dubai.

About Ince Al Jallaf & Co

Ince Al Jallaf & Co grew from two leading teams, Ince and Dubai-based Al Jallaf Advocates & Legal Consultants. What sets us apart from other firms is our capacity to handle matters both “on the ground” and overseas. In the region, as well as assisting with transactions, contracts and other documentation, we are qualified to represent clients in the UAE courts and to advise on Shariah law.



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knight22 asked:


Neither of these three countries are in the middle east. True, they can sometimes be associated with the middle east, but that does NOT mean they are in it. Tell me, do you judge people based on the way they look? So what if these people aren’t european, that doesn’t make them middle eastern either, so f you if you think that. Ciafactbook is full of **** if you believe that you are easily brainwashed.

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cherry asked:


How does the destruction of Iraq’s and Afghanistan’s cultural resources affect us, if at all?

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Real Truth asked:


One year, two years or indefinite.

Three things I feel America needs to do:

1. Learn Iraq’s language
2. Respect their religion
3. Eat their food if we are going to be successful at building a strong democratic society in Iraq or leave an abandon the mission altogether.

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Traveler asked:


I am writing a report on livestock in East Africa and the Middle East and there is a question of whether or not there is a big consumer market for corned beef in the middle east - specifically Saudi Arabia and UAE, but also the region generally. Kenya would like to export there, and I would like to know whether there is actually a sizable market. Please let me know if you actually know. Thanks!

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Manny asked:


What can citizens do to help civil rights reformers in the Middle East?
Also, why do you think we should help these reformers.

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Clueless asked:


I really want to send my boyfriend some homemade treats for the holidays over in Iraq! Has anyone done this, and does anyone know the most successful way to do it and have good recipes to send?!

I would be greatfull! Thanks!

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Really Now? asked:


Considering that almost everyone was a polytheist. How did monotheism evolve out of polytheism. Why was monotheism considered a radical new concept? What about monotheism that was so radical and controversial in ancient Middle East and Rome?

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