#gulfs

[lebuc]

gulfs

* gulfs between haves & haven'ts ever expand, the experiential span exponentially so - whirling our way on a planet to go through the cosmos with a plan, empowered... * by a steady ol' sol, its fan of golden rays immerses us in a hallowed haze, warmed... * as the cosmic birthed the ontologic in one fell swoop - from big banging to slanging by the crew on the stoop - it’s life elemental, with or without  parental intervention in scenarios too numerous to count or even mention; 'tis not my intention to lecture you... * but seeing all with an inverse view never fails to bring a smile to this weathered face, the feathered pace whenever we'll choose to fly, find a breath of fresh air, apparently in a mind's eye... * when we perchance to exchange glares for glances flirtatious - free of the salacious outrageous, just that little chance - when & if romance trends contagious propagating moments & us, building worlds writ wide; filling gulfs... one cell at a time. * 2/19 - lebuc - gulfs   

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That cluster of documents is very interesting to me, because as far as I can tell it was collected by lawyers in the vinyl chloride case against BF Goodrich but it implicates, that I noticed, Dow, Union Carbide and BF Goodrich, which were at that time I believe three separate companies (today they are two separate companies)

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Personne ne sait quand exactement les fissures deviennent des failles, puis se muent en gouffres infranchissables.

Olivier Adam

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How Trump’s war on Iran stranded a million fliers — and plunged the Gulf’s favorite playground into chaos

It was a little after 1PM on Friday, February 28th, and Samantha Lujano was about to board her flight from Dubai to Colombo, Sri Lanka, when the drone attacks began. She had already received her boarding pass and gone through customs. Her flight was at the gate and her bags were loaded. She was simply waiting for the gate agents to open the flight for boarding. So she opened TikTok and started…

How Trump’s war on Iran stranded a million fliers — and plunged the Gulf’s favorite playground into chaos

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Sick, stranded and broke: COVID-19 crisis hits Gulf's migrant workers

Sick, stranded and broke: COVID-19 crisis hits Gulf’s migrant workers

When all nine men in his dormitory caught coronavirus, 27-year-old Nurudhin was bused to a remote quarantine camp – becoming one of many migrant workers Gulf states are struggling to accommodate adequately.

The oil-rich Gulf is reliant on the cheap labour of millions of foreigners – mostly from India, Pakistan, Nepal and Sri Lanka – many of whom live in squalid camps far from the region’s showy…

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Gulf's massive migrant workforce fears virus limbo

Gulf’s massive migrant workforce fears virus limbo

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DOHA: Millions of migrant workers across the Gulf face uncertainty as host countries lock down, employers withhold wages or mull redundancies, and strict coronavirus containment measures lead to deportations and confinement. “We’ve been in lockdown for the last eight to 10 days, we don’t know when it will end,” said a 27-year-old Pakistani engineer in Qatar beginning a second week under…

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Rain Seeks To Become Persian Gulf's First Licensed Cryptocurrency Exchange

‘Sandboxed’ crypto change Rain makes an attempt to be the area’s first change with central financial institution approval. Distrust and cultural demanding situations, alternatively, imply it has a steep hill to climb. The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) – the commercial union consisting of Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates –…

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