Born: August 1, 1924, Riyadh

Died: January 23, 2015, Riyadh

Who is Moataz Meshaal ? 

He is a writer, motivational speaker, business development

and self - development strategist, owner of the " meet the 

Real you" course and CEO of Al Baraka Holding company 

His birth and his upbringing : 

Moataz was born on March 26, 1983 to a Palestinian

family from Ramallah and grew up in Abu Dhabi in 

the United Arab Emirates. He is currently working as an executive 

director of Al Baraka Holding Company, a business development and self-development strategist, and the owner of the "Meet the Real You" 

program, which is held in Many Arab countries have trained thousands of people

His educatio

He obtained a Bachelor of Financial Sciences degree from the American

 University of Sharjah in 2004 and out of his love for learning and knowledge 

and his keen desire to help himself and those around him to develop 

and change for the better, Moataz obtained a Master’s degree - Advanced Practitioner in Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) Master Practitioner and Diploma of Counseling and Guidance.

His career
Moataz Meshaal has prestigious experience through his professional 

experiences as an executive director of Al Baraka Holding Group business, 

which has a number of 8000 employees who are specialists 

who work on managing and developing the group's investments according to

 the highest international standards, as the investment portfolio of

 Al Baraka Holding varies between establishing and managing residential cities,

 labor housing projects Commercial malls, hospitals, as well as investing in 

the industrial sector through the iron and plastic factories owned by the group, 

the engineering sector, security services, hospitality and catering companies, etc., 

and Al Baraka Holding Company has become one of the fastest growing economic groups

 in the Arab Gulf region. He continued his creative efforts as 

the Emirate of Abu Dhabi celebrated the launch of 

The joint project between Abu Dhabi Municipality and Al Baraka Holding Group is

 the Canal Project, which will make the Al Maqta Canal one of

 the most attractive tourist destinations for citizens, residents and tourists in 

various parts of the United Arab Emirates.

His social life

On a personal level, Moataz Mishal is married and father of three wonderful children, guided by his dream and passion to create positive change and spark the torch of self-development in all aspects of his life, the life of his family, members of his community, and everyone who communicates with him around the world.

I would like to be a teacher in the future. I love teaching and helping other people and that is why I want to be a teacher. I sometime teach my brothers and sisters when they need help. teaching is something I like to do. I was dreaming of to be a teacher when I was young. and now I set my mind to become a teacher. I think I will be a good teacher and my students will love me. 

I want to tell you I miss you so much , I’m very happy to here and also I’m fine , great .

‏my daily routine is very simple. I wake up in the 

‏morning very early to get ready to go to school. after I finish school and go back to our house. I take a rest and have lunch with my family. after that I start doing my homework. at night I have dinner and sleep at 10:30 or 11. 

‏In one environment, man may find many types of animals that are innumerable, some creep, some walk, some swim, some fly, the animal kingdom is a very wide kingdom.

‏There is a clear difference in feeding method between plants and animals,  Where animals are considered food-consuming beings.

‏ There is also a marked difference in feeding method between animal species themselves, We find that some animals feed on plants,  and that some of them feed on the meat of other animal

(Boil the Pasta, Mince Meat mix (with Oil, Onion, Spices, Coriander), 1 medium can Craft Cheese (shredded

Bechamel Ingredients: ½ Small Glass Oil + 1 small Glass Flour + 3 + ½ big Glasses Water + Salt +Black Pepper + 3 Table spoon Milk Powder.

Method of Preparation

Start doing the béchamel by roast the flour in the oil ,the n mix the milk with the water, flow it slowly and stir them , add the salt , and the pepper, if it need for more water just add it in few amount..

Put in the payer, then another layer from the pasta the spread the shredded craft cheese, then meat layer, then the pasta, and finally last layer from the béchamel sauce. Put it in the oven for 10 min, then roast it from top… serves it hot

Clément Agnès Ader, a French engineer and brilliant inventor, is considered one of the fathers of aviation. However, he is far from being the only one to have contributed to the development of the plane, machine that revolutionized the military art as much as the civil transport. Alberto Santos Dumont, the Wright brothers and Otto Lilienthal were some of those who transformed in a few years a simple utopia into a breathtaking reality: the man could finally challenge nature and fly.

The origins of aeronautics

Observing the flight of birds, Leonardo da Vinci imagined from the sixteenth century the concept of the propeller, parachute and Helicopter and glider. The only driving force usable at the time being that of the muscles of man, these great ideas will long remain in the state of concept. Moreover, the physiologist and Italian physicist Giovanni Borelli concludes in 1680 that the man was unable to fly by his own means: the inventors then turned to the design of lighter weight craft than the air, like the Montgolfier brothers who made the first hot air balloon fly in 1783.

Montgolfier First Flight The history of aviation was a turning point at the beginning of the 19th century, thanks to progress in the fields of construction and mechanics. It was again considered to fly heavier craft than air, replacing the muscular strength of man by the driving force of a machine. Many experiments were then carried out to try to perfect the flying machines, and thus to obtain a better understanding of the flight of a machine. the British George Cayley states the principles of what will become aviation. Research, very active, succeeds v. 1840 at the first flight of a model steam airplane.

The beginnings of flying men and the invention of the plane

Clément Ader's work on systems allowing men to fly started during the War of 1870, during which he tried to develop for the army kites capable of flying a man. In vain. His collaboration with the military did not stop: Ader found there a source of funding and support for his research, complementary to his own fortune that he owed to many inventions patented by him.

His efforts eventually paid off: between 1890 and 1897 he made three prototypes: the Aeolus (the Plane), the Zephyr (Ader Avion II) and the Aquilon (Ader Avion III). From 50 meters for the first test, the flying distance was increased to 300 meters with the Avion 3, before a military committee which did not lose a crumb. Very observant of nature, Ader is inspired by bat wings for his sails and even incorporates mechanisms capable of modifying their structure once in flight.

At the same time a certain Otto Lilienthal manages to develop a glider capable of flying 400 meters once launched from a hill 20 meters high. His prototypes were made from bamboo ribs covered with cotton.

Let us not forget the feats of Brazilian aviation pioneer Alberto Santos-Dumont, who built many balloons and airships on which he flew, as well as an aircraft, the 14 Bis, on which he approved the first aviation world record, October 23, 1906.

The Wright brothers invent the first powered aircraft

Aircraft of the Wright Brothers

If Ader was the inventor of the aircraft, as we have just seen, the brothers Orville and Wilbur Wright succeeded, after multiple prototypes of gliders, to succeed the first motorized and controlled flight of an aircraft (heavier than air), in 1903.

They are also the first to have correctly analyzed the mechanics required for the turn in flight and to have developed the control of the trajectory. From 1905, their planes make it possible to carry out stable flights, of long duration and with a perfect mastery of the turns. Their models are called the Flyer I, II and III: object of covetousness of the US Army, they will inspire most biplanes engaged during the First World War.

Some other key dates of aviation

• 1909 - French airman Louis Blériot crosses the Channel of Calais to Dover aboard his "Blériot XI"

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• 1911 - Roland Garros breaks the altitude world record: 3910 meters (4 September)

• 1914 - On October 5th, German Lieutenant Von Zangen's Aviatik was shot down near Reims by Sergeant Frantz's Voisin III and Corporal Quenault, the first aerial combat

• 1927 - May 21, Lindbergh crosses the Atlantic

• 1930 - First transatlantic postal link 12 May, by French airman Jean Mermoz