the ease kutas to get around and depend their livelihood on these jobs and on these personal mobility devices now recently right after the ban the government introduced a $7000000.00 grant to help these east go to writers treat in for an electric bike or a regular bicycle instead and i believe that you are actually using east scooters would you go for an e.p. bike instead. i personally actually don't really use an east ghouta i did once have a kick scooter which actually did not have any electrical components so that may be that may be something that other people can think about but i think i do see a lot of r.p.m. do users now switching to electric bikes because they are faster and less strenuous to use compared to the bikes and not forgetting some of these food delivery riders are not exactly physically able to push a pedal it bike so an electric bike might actually be a better better suited device to use right but i mean what about the infrastructure there for bikes for scooters what kind of mobility concept is there in place i'm for unfortunately none of fish really in singapore l

for $400.00 women on the island of kuta for she is the only source of income one that is now drawing up plans are afoot to remove the islands last month groves to make way for a building project 70 year old eyeshot has spent most of her life making rope 1st come in about 44 the airport was built the community was asked if we wanted to keep the mangroves and everyone said yes one of. the politicians simply ignored the residents wishes that's a problem people on the island of corrado have been complaining about 15 years now . their standoff with the authorities concerned this channel of water sand is to be taken from it regularly to preserve the beaches of the resort opposite it's standard practice in the mild eades residents on the island gain nothing from the resort but sand is being taken away from them. from transparency multi-verse says the island is shrinking trees along the coast are dying as the beach is steadily eroding she's collecting evidence in a bid to give people here a voice but they're fighting a powerful opponent. the current one is also connected playful with some of

his pictures show billons radical transformation this wasteland has become germany's government kuta the city may change but some things stay the same people need to love and to eat. i used to love to come here with my camera because there was lots of life here lots of images to be captured and one thing that hasn't changed is counted because it's still here today. famous for its color evilest cannot has been selling sausages for 90 he is now and still serves the same menu the kleins today and different though. we have this used to be a working class neighborhood now affect aries everywhere everyone jumped in here after their shift or on their way to work. the book 8 for most he's been lynas this was the end of the world today the city has been reunited but forget donegal somethin still remains. i mean it's a slow death if i still have the wall in my head. and when i travel across it on public transportation in my mind i'm traveling from east to west or from west to east that's just stayed in my head than of. a friend and that's why i'm envious of the young people who do not have the

st his plan got to the a myatt governor of iraq and he was able to block his route to the city of kuta and so hussein was trapped without substantial military support at a place called tabular. and it was at karbala in october $618.00 that hussien and his small band of supporters met their bloody fate. about the makati team let in middle of folly when the. hammer to the. yanni and the math or. the hit at the. bottom of the us would in the measure see that. he and his entourage many of his family were massacred and his head was sent to his ied into mask. each year on the anniversary of the battle of karbala. around the world marked the event in public displays of penitence and. extending sometimes even to ritual self punishment. to atone for their forebears failure to support that hossein. it's really seen as the great tragedy of his law from the she respective this is vic the great disaster is that the prophets family didn't get to take kayla failing to lead the muslims. but 70 years after karbala. a revolt would finally succeed in bringing the caliphate back to the family of the proph

on record since the fed was created what does that mean what does that tell us well it does in the kuta cline on record since the fed was created what does that mean what does that tell well it does in the could could be deflation it were a story of this career start of the public speaking circuit would be deflation and our story of this career started the public speaking circuit i was more of a deflation is that inflation got turned around so 4 years ago koos i was more of a deflation is that inflation got turned around so 4 years ago because because jim did a study of all non backed currencies and every because jim did a study of all non backed currencies and everyone. and excuse me in inflation but if you go back to early one in or did excuse me in inflation but if you go back earlier in the gold backed currency like we had in the thirty's was the liquidity in depression which was a dealer in the gold backed currency like we had in the thirty's was the liquidity in depression which is a depression i don't rule out entirely but i think it's unlikely inflationary depression i don't rul