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Nastaliq, my favorite font

  Nastaliq, my favorite font

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How to type Farsi digits in Microsoft Office Excel?

For a long time, I have been seeking to learn ‘how to type Farsi digits in Microsoft Office Excel’. Lack of this know-how made me to insert Farsi digits from ‘Symbol”. Finally, I came to know how to do it … Continue reading

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Obstacles to Rule of Law in Afghanistan

This article – written in Dari language – talks on the obstacles to the rule of law in Afghanistan.

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Barriers to Democracy in Afghanistan

This essay – written in Dari language – talks about the barriers to establishment of democracy in Afghanistan.

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Gender discrimination

I wrote a note on ‘gender discrimination’ – a negative phenomenon which is unfortunately very prevalent among families – in Dari (Farsi) language. Its English version will be soon posted here. To download or to read the Dari version, please … Continue reading

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Words ending with ‘efy’

There are four words which end with ‘efy’: liquefy, putrefy, rarefy, stupefy.

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Able versus -Ible

The ending is usually ‘-Ible’ if the root is not a complete word, like credible, impossible, plausible; or if the root ends in NS, SS, soft C, or soft G, like defensible, admissible, enforcible, legible. Otherwise ‘Able’ is correct.

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One of the keys to growth is openness and flexibility.

As human beings, we are quick to identify ourselves using our circumstances, how others perceive us, our behaviors, or our positions in life. It’s somehow comforting to clothe ourselves in these identities. But none of those are really who we … Continue reading

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The yellow tree

I really hope this yellow tree is still in my college campus.

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Planned Obsolescence & Consumerism

This way of selling more products by designing products that deliberately fail, cannot be repaired, or have a set lifespan imposed in some other way is known as planned obsolescence. However, it is not just a cynical plot dreamed up … Continue reading

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