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Synnyin Afghanistanissa Balkh maakunnissa. Menin 7 vuotiaana koulun. Opiskelin 12 vuotta peruskoulu ja lukion. Tämä vaihe oli minulle erittäin vaikea, koska siellä oli talibanit vallassa. Siiten pääsin yliopistoon opiskelemaan poliittista filosofia. Samaan aikaan työskentelin videoeditoinnin esimiehenä TV-asemalla yli 6 vuotta.
Tykkään kirjoittamisesta ja haluan että minusta tulisi tulevaisuudessa kirjailija. 2016 lokakuun alussa muutin suomen. Suomessa kävin kielikurssilla ja olen täällä. Sanalla sanoen olen innostunut ja vastuullinen henkilö, joka nauttii kovalla työllä.

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Tässä on minun cv, jos haluat tarkistaa.

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Ismo Leikola kertoo, kuinka suomen kielen voi hallita hetkessä.
Leikolan mukaan suomen kielen nimittäin hallitsee, kun osaa yhden sanan, joka kelpaa kaikkeen. Se sana on noniin.

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Perinteisen kielen opiskelun voi nyt unohtaa. Stand Up! -ohjelman ensimmäisessä jaksossa esiintyvä koomikko Ismo Leikola kertoo, kuinka suomen kielen voi hallita hetkessä.

Leikolan mukaan suomen kielen nimittäin hallitsee, kun osaa yhden sanan, joka kelpaa kaikkeen.

Se sana on noniin.

Ja näin Leikola saa sanan taipumaan kaikkiin mahdollisiin tilanteisiin!

Stand Up! torstaisin Nelosella 24.11. alkaen. #nelosenstandup

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Ismo Leikola paljastaa suomen kielen käyttökelpoisimman sanan

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Perinteisen kielen opiskelun voi nyt unohtaa. Stand Up! -ohjelman ensimmäisessä jaksossa esiintyvä koomikko Ismo Leikola kertoo, kuinka suomen kielen voi hallita hetkessä. Leikolan mukaan suomen kielen nimittäin hallitsee, kun osaa yhden sanan, joka kelpaa kaikkeen. Se sana on noniin. Ja näin Leikola saa sanan taipumaan kaikkiin mahdollisiin tilanteisiin! Stand Up!

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The Yriö show oli ensimmäinen ohjelma mistä pidin ja jatkoin sen katsomista.
Yrjö Show kertoo Helenin kuvitteellisen insinöörin työpäivistä Sähkötalosta. Insinööri Yrjö Uusivirtaa näyttelee koomikkoa André Wickströmiä.

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The Yrjö Show / Season 1 / Episode 1 - Recruiting

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Marvel Comics valitsi suomalaisen Rosi Kämpen piirtämään supersankariaan – Newyorkilaistarinan ruudut syntyvät Helsingin Kalliossa.

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Marvel Comics valitsi suomalaisen Rosi Kämpen piirtämään supersankariaan - Newyorkilaistarinan ruudut syntyvät Helsingin Kalliossa

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Maalivahti Courtois Chelseasta Real Madridiin:

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Maalivahti Courtois Chelseasta Real Madridiin:

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Jalkapallon Englannin Valioliigan Chelsea on myynyt maalivahti Thibaut Courtois'n Espanjan liigan suurseura Real Madridille. Belgialaismaalivahti Courtois, 26, siirtyy Realiin kuusivuotisella sopimuksella, tiedotti seura nettisivuillaan.

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Maalivahti Courtois Chelseasta Real Madridiin

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Maalivahti Thibaut Courtois siirtyy Real Madridin riveihin.

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Incredible Hulk? Nah, This Glowing, Green Light in the Night Sky Is a Comet

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Incredible Hulk? Nah, This Glowing, Green Light in the Night Sky Is a Comet

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A gigantic, green-tinged comet is currently smashing its way through the night sky, leading some people to dub it the "Incredible Hulk comet."

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The green glow in the sky is, sadly, not the Incredible Hulk.

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A gigantic, green-tinged comet is currently smashing its way through the night sky, leading some people to dub it the "Incredible Hulk comet." Tomorrow (Aug. 7), the celestial object will make its closest approach to Earth and should be visible with a pair of binoculars, according to Sky and Telescope magazine. This is likely the first time the comet has ever come into the inner solar system.

Officially known by the more drab name of C/2017 S3, the comet was discovered on Dec. 23, 2017, by the PanSTARRS telescopes in Haleakala, Hawaii. The flying, green space rock has already given skywatchers a couple of surprising treats, with bright bursts exploding from its surface twice in close succession - first on June 30, and then again about two weeks later, Sky and Telescope reported. As Hulk himself might say, "Comet flash!"

Such outbursts are common with comets, though their exact cause is unknown. For many years, scientists thought these outbursts were triggered when a comet left its frigid home out beyond Pluto and plunged toward the sun, heating its surface and creating pressure buildups that led to geyser-like explosions. But up-close observations of Comet 67P by the Rosetta spacecraft have instead suggested that landslides slipping around on the comet's steep-sloped surface kick up dust and other material that flies off into space, Space.com, a Live Science sister site, previously reported. [ Danger! Falling Rocks: Meteorites and Asteroids (Infographic)]

Whatever its origin, the second eruption on C/2017 S3 created a huge cloud of gas surrounding the icy object, extending nearly twice the size of Jupiter, to around 161,000 miles (260,000 kilometers) across, according to Austrian amateur astronomer Michael Jäger‎.Its greenish hue is the result of cyanide and carbon molecules being warmed by the sun and becoming ionized, meaning their electrons and protons separate from one another, causing a characteristic glow, Brian Koberlein, an astrophysicist at the Rochester Institute of Technology in New York, reported on his blog.

Some news reports have quoted a Russian scientist as claiming that the jolly green comet will cause some sort of apocalyptic upheaval on Earth. Worry not! Like its green-skinned superhero namesake, C/2017 S3 is far more benign than it seems. But Russian astronomer Stanislav Short of the telescope astronomical station Tau has said the comet poses no danger and that such objects pass by our planet all the time without incident.

C/2017 S3 will be about 70 million miles (112 million km) from Earth at its closest approach. To spot the comet, try going out a few hours before dawn in the Eastern U.S. time zone with a pair of binoculars and looking west toward the constellation Cancer, the crab. The comet will then head toward the sun, swinging around our central star on Aug. 16 and then zipping back out to the distant reaches of our solar system.

Originally published on Live Science.

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Incredible Hulk? Nah, This Glowing, Green Light in the Night Sky Is a Comet

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A gigantic, green-tinged comet is currently smashing its way through the night sky, leading some people to dub it the "Incredible Hulk comet." Tomorrow (Aug. 7), the celestial object will make its closest approach to Earth and should be visible with a pair of binoculars, according to Sky and Telescope magazine.

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Conservatives More Likely to Know 'the Meaning of Life' Than Liberals, Massive Study Finds

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Conservatives More Likely to Know 'the Meaning of Life' Than Liberals, Massive Study Finds

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According to the study, which compiled survey results from more than 50,000 participants in 16 countries, people who identified as political conservatives were more likely to find meaning and Satisfaction in their lives than Liberals were.

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Your political views could be a big influence on whether you think there's meaning in your life, a new study of more than 50,000 participants found.

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If you want to know the meaning of life, science probably can't help you much better than Kermit the Frog can. (For the record, Kermit says, "Always be yourself. Never take yourself too seriously. And beware of advice from experts, pigs and members of parliament.")

Meaning is personal to each of us. However, a new study published June 15 in the journal Social Psychological and Personality Science suggests that some people might be better at finding that meaning than others - and the difference may come down to politics.

According to the study, which compiled survey results from more than 50,000 participants in 16 countries, people who identified as political conservatives were more likely to find meaning and satisfaction in their lives than liberals were.

" Political conservatives tend to be happier than liberals, a finding that has been labeled the 'happiness gap' in media reporting," a team of psychologists from the University of Southern California (USC) wrote in the new paper. "One conservative commentator even described it as 'niftily self-reinforcing; it depresses liberals.'" [ 7 Things That Will Make You Happy]

In the new study, researchers split the idea of happiness into two facets: day-to-day satisfaction and an overall sense of meaning in life.

To see how strongly these concepts contributed to the happiness gap between liberals and conservatives, the USC researchers compiled the results of five different psychological surveys administered between 1981 and 2017. Each survey asked participants to state their opinions on various political issues and to answer some version of the questions "Do you feel your life has meaning?" and "How satisfied are you with your life?"

The difference the researchers saw wasn't huge, but it was consistent. Across all five surveys, people who identified as having conservative political beliefs were more likely to report stronger feelings of meaning and satisfaction in life than liberals were. The pattern held true whether participants were asked to assess their satisfaction with the previous 24 hours or to look at their lives as a whole.

Why might this be? Surprisingly, God wasn't the answer. Even when the researchers adjusted their statistical model to take religious attendance out of the equation, conservatives still proved more satisfied and purposeful than liberals.

One clue came from identifying whether a respondent's views were more socially or economically conservative. "Social conservatism (in form of opposition to abortion and gay marriage) was a better predictor of meaning in life than economic conservatism, whereas the reverse was true for life satisfaction," the authors wrote.

The researchers said this split neatly reflects the two main components of conservative ideology: a rationalization of inequality and the resistance to change.

The link between life satisfaction and economic beliefs is easy enough to grasp. Financial well-being makes life less stressful, and previous studies have found that conservatives are less moved by the inequality experienced by others than liberals are. One 2008 study found that as income inequality increased in the United States from the 1970s to the early 2000s, the happiness gap between conservatives and liberals also increased. Experts think that people who identify as economic conservatives are more likely to believe that some people deserve to be rich, others deserve to be poor and the system that made society that way is fair, the study suggested.

And what about the link between a meaningful life and resistance to change? It may be as simple as a matter of order, said David Newman, author of the new study and a doctoral candidate at the USC Dornsife's Mind and Society Center.

"Finding meaning in life is related to the sense or feeling that things are the way they should be and that there is a sense of order," Newman said in a statement. "If life feels chaotic, then that would likely dampen your sense that life is meaningful."

Of course, this interpretation is all conjectural, Newman wrote in the study, and the link could ultimately be a matter of circumstance. For example, some common factor in the study participants' childhoods could have led them to independently develop conservative viewpoints as well as feelings of satisfaction and purpose later on.

Still, across more than 50,000 survey responses, a clear meaning-of-life gap showed up, and that's worth investigating more, Newman and his colleagues wrote.

To paraphrase the great Kermit once again, it's not easy being green... but apparently, it's a little easier (or at least more satisfying) being red.

Originally published on Live Science.

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Conservatives More Likely to Know 'the Meaning of Life' Than Liberals, Massive Study Finds

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If you want to know the meaning of life, science probably can't help you much better than Kermit the Frog can. (For the record, Kermit says, "Always be yourself. Never take yourself too seriously. And beware of advice from experts, pigs and members of parliament.") Meaning is personal to each of us.