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The Youngest Country of the World!

Did you know...Following more than seven decades of Yugoslav/Serbian government, Kosovo declared its independence on February 17, 2008. Hence, the Connecticut-size land made the world headlines when became the youngest country in the first decade of the 21st century. Ten years before, it was not an independent nation in Europe compared to its neighbors -- for example, Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia Hercegovina. At the same time, Kosovo boasted one of Europe's last wars, an ethnic-based conflict, where were killed more than 10,000 persons. From the end of the Cold War to the beginning of the 21st century, it had not been neither prosperous nor stable. In those circumstances, Kosovo stood as the poorest region on the European mainland. Later on, Kosovo's independence was backed by America, Albania, and Great Britain. In 2009, it was one of the most peaceful countries on the Balkan Peninsula of Europe.

People

Did you know... This Southeastern European nation has a population of about 1,800,000. It ranks 148th in population among the countries of the world. Around 88 per cent of the nation's population is made up of Albanians. There are also other ethnic groups: Kosovo Serbs, Bosniaks, Goranis, Roma, Turks, Ashkalis, Egyptians.

Education

Did you know...Education and technology have received increased emphasis in this landlocked country since it became independent in the first decade of the 21st century.

Kosovo & the United States of America

Did you know...On November 23, 1999, President Bill Clinton made history when arrived in Urosevac, Kosovo. Since then, it was the first official visit by an American Head of State to Kosovo. America's leader Clinton arrived in Urosevac to an enthusiastic welcome. During his visit, Mr Clinton had called on Kosovo Albanians to forgive the injustices perpetrated against them by the Serbs. This Southeastern European nation has been recognized by Washington since 2008.

Geography

Did you know...The landlocked country of Kosovo, that once formed part of Ottoman empire, lies on the Balkan Peninsula of Southeastern Europe. It is bordered by Montenegro on the Northwest, Macedonia on the South, and Albania on the West. This new nation holds a territory of 4,203 square miles (or 10,908 square kilometers). On the other hand, the Kosovar countryside consists mainly of mountains separated by fertile valleys. Unique among European countries, it is about the size of Connecticut, an American state.

Kosovo's capital

Did you know...Pristina -- the country's largest city -- is the capital city of Kosovo. It is also the nation's chief commercial, cultural, and industrial center. Since then, Pristina's rich history and friendly people has made it one of the most important metropolises on the Balkan Peninsula. Additionally,it has about 500,000 inhabitants.

Languages

Did you know...Albanian and Serbian are the national languages. The landlocked nation also has other non-official languages: Gorani, Romani, Bosnian, and Turkish, among others.

Sports

Did you know...The most popular sports are: basketball, boxing, canoe, chess, gymnastics, soccer, swimming, table tennis, team handball, track & field, water polo, and wrestling. Nonetheless, the Olympic team -- made up of Albanians, Kosovo Serbs, Bosniaks and Goranis -- has not competed in the modern Olympic Games. Over the past 14 months, the national government has stepped up efforts to participate in the world championships and multi-sports events. Some of its best athletes living in Western Europe. In 1987, Kosovo's boxer Aziz Salihu earned the gold medal at the Mediterranean Games in Syria.

Ecology

Did you know... More than 25 per cent of its territory is covered by rainforests.

Awards & Prizes

Did you know...The new nation was endorsed by Donald Trump,president of Miss Universe Organization in 2008. Also that year, Miss Kosovo, Zana Krasniqi, under the watchful eye of Fadil Berisha -- one of the world's most popular fashion photographers -- made the top 15 in Nha Trang, Vietnam. She was the first Kosovar women to compete in MU. Ironically, Kosovo does not have diplomatic ties with Hanoi. In the following year, in August 2009, the nation's contestant Marigona "Gona" Dragusha finished third in The Bahamas, outpacing 80 other entries. Prior to Miss Kosovo's Bahamas trip, she, who is reminiscent of the world-famous actress Audrey Hepburn, had been training in New York City,along with Hasna Xhukici, Miss Albania.

Metropolises

Did you know... Apart from Pristina, the region gathers four amazing cities: Dakovica, Kosovska Mitrovica, Peja, and Prizren.

International Organizations

Did you know...Since 2009 this Eastern European nation belongs to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank.

Economics

Did you know... On the economic side, Kosovo over the last five decades has changed from a socialist economy to a free market system. From then onwards, a number of foreign corporations operate businesses in the country. Despite being one of Europe's smallest nations, the landlocked country has important mineral resources, including nickel, lignite, lead, chrome, aluminum, and magnesium. But there's more. Much of Europe's coal wealth lies in Kosovo. The resources could provide for economic growth if those natural resources were used more fully. Additionally, Kosovo is endowed with fertil soil. Nature-based tourism is a new source of income.

Mountains

Did you know...Deravica is the nation's tallest peak: it rises 8,714 feet (2,656 meters) above sea level.

Famous Kosovars

Did you know... The country's has produced a number of performers/artists, including Melihate Ajeti (actress), Adekina Ismajli (singer), Shaban Gashi (photographer), Akil Mark Koci (composer), Esat Valla (painter) and a host of others. It has also produced many fine writers, among them Xhevdet Bajraj and Eqrem Basha. However, few of them are known outside the country.

Foreign Relations

Did you know...During the 1990s and early 2000s, Kosovo worked to establish ties with several republics. So far, the new nation has been internationally recognized by 62 member countries of the United Nations, including the United States, Australia, France, Turkey, Germany, and the United Kingdom. Meanwhile, the new country receives continued support and aid from the US and European Union.

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He admires Frida Kahlo (Mexican painter), Jose Gamarra (former president of the Bolivian Olympic Committee ,1970- 1982), Hillary Clinton (ex-First Lady of the USA), and Jimmy Carter (former President of the USA). Alejandro said: "The person who I admire the most is Jose Gamarra . He devoted his professional and personal life to sport. Jose played an important role in the promotion of Olympism in Bolivia -it is one of the Third World`s poorest countries- and Latin America. His biography is interesting". The sportspeople he most admire is Olympic volleyball player Flo Hyman. "This African-American sportswoman is my idol... "

Healthy Mineral Water Stops The Age Time

Healthy mineral water stops the age time.   

If there is no health, the rest is nothing to value. The main idea of all human beings is the wish to increase the quality of life.

The coming of the old age is the condemnation for all the people on the Earth. Just remember that the movie "the Highlander" is popular due the most desirable idea of the mankind to become immortal. It was good for the main hero of the movie to live forever. But in a real life the man is forced to wait for the time when the body becomes old, looses strength and the energy to live.

Deep in our mind we think only about one thing. It is the thought about the duration of our life.  Every human organism wants to live longer and healthier. And without any doubt, the man tries to stop the aging process.  Some people try to use the modern medicine advantages. On the contrary the other people keep strict to the herbal style medicines.  Many people sit on the different types of the diets or do a lot of physical training. So we see that the mankind does not give up to the aging.

But the existing ways to postpone the age seem to be out of success. Even at the young age many people look at themselves as at the old ones having a range of diseases.  It is not a pleasant picture but rather true. The logical thing is to understand the essence of the processes going within the human body.

The last scientist's investigations tell us that the aging process is submitted to the genetic code hidden within us. Every cell of the organism carries the information about the time it starts getting old. At the beginning it looks bad for us. As this fact tells us that everything depends on the genetic ground. But it is not as bad as it seems to be at the beginning. The usual organism cell can live at least 150 years old without changing. It starts changing and getting old due to the physiological process which comes from the outside environment.

For example our blood carries a lot of ill substances or it is simply polluted with harmful viruses. In that case our cells receive bad quality blood. So they are forced to start working quicker. They are worn out quicker. Due to the difficult job given to our cells the organism becomes older than it is supposed to be.

So that is the essence and the base for long and healthy living. We should take care about the cells. In their turn the cells will take care about our health. They will present us with the quality and long life. 

 

Let us understand why our cells can be healthy or what makes our cells healthy. Approximately our body consists of water on 70% at minimum.    So the water is the main substance in the human organism. It means that we drink our diseases with the water.  And it is 70% upon the whole. Amazing but the water can make our cells healthy or ill. Accordingly the living period of life or the quality of life directly depend on the water we drink. The figure deserves understanding and caring about.

This information makes us think over the fruitful idea about what kind of water the cells should drink.  Our cells have to love drinking the water.  The water has to donate our cells the desire to live longer not to get old.   The real alive water gives the signal to the organism to enjoy life and feel happy. The bad one tells the cells to defend from the enemies.

The main thing is that the enlarged quantity or the loss of any chemical element can easily make the water turn from the friend into the enemy.

Here are some examples. The extra quantity of sodium chloride destroys the water and salt balance of human organism.

The iron is a very important component in the life of the human organism. This element is an integrate part of hemoglobin. It exists in the cells and ferments. But if the water has the enlarged quantity of the iron it leads to the risk of the heart attack. The excess amount of the iron in the water traces the appearance of the dry skin.

The increased concentration of copper causes difficulties for kidneys and liver. Nickel is harmful for the skin. Zink is not friendly to kidneys.

Some elements like chrome, lead and cadmium while concentrating in our body destroy the nervous system. The consumption of the water with high concentration of boron and bromine is the reason for digestive organs illness.

Ferrous aluminum sulfate is used in the city water treatment system for overlaying the waterborne sediments down. It makes the water look very clean.  But such treatment methods lead to the excess amount of the aluminum in the water. It is very harmful for the nervous system. The more dangerous thing is that aluminum forces our cells to start dividing quicker than at usual conditions. It shortens the life of cells and our body several times.  

 

The hardness of water is not taken into consideration seriously. But the hardness of water is directly connected with cardiovascular diseases. So the hardness of water should be carefully checked before drinking.

Drinking the water polluted with the nitrogen substances causes the chronic nephritis and hepatitis diseases.

Drinking the right water is the way to increase the quality of life.  Unfortunately it is very difficult and too costly to control the balance of all dissolved minerals in the water.  

 

The best drinking water contains the minimal but the natural concentration of minerals in it.  The ideal source of such water is possible to receive by the melting of the icebergs. The same quality has the underground water gathered beneath the earth during the ice age thousand years ago.

 

Usually we do not think about the quality of life until it starts getting worse. 
But the quality of our life style predicts our age. In any case it is more convenient to feel healthy and enjoy life as it is.

About the Author

My name is Dmitry.
I am 34 years old. I live in Russia. I am interested in sport, health, life secrets.  Natural environment is another topic for interesting investigations.  For more than 10 years I had been working in the industry. I took part in a lot of projects including ecological projects. I liked ecological projects but I always was not sure that the Nature was fully protected.  The influence of the ecology system on the social life quality is interesting to follow.  Green living topic is the interest to me too I also like social life studying, interesting people and their ideas.  . I like to share thoughts and ideas with others.  
www.water-natural.com

slow tire leak -- bubbly chrome plate on aluminum rims 2003 Buick Ultra?

Tire guy had to grind bubbly off rim, but said that I can expect to see deterioration of visible chrome too in near future.
Is this common?
Is there a recall on rims?
What do I do to prevent it from happening on other rims?
Anything I can do now to minimize the problem

This was the third time I had it back to him for the same slow sleak problem. Haven't lost pressure in two weeks, so I think he solved the problem, FOR NOW! But it sure looked ugly and scary considering my driving at 65 mph frequently.

Chrome plating is exactly that, plating. It's possible that you had some excess chrome plating on the bead (were tire contacts rim). If it is an aluminum alloy rim (alot are these days) then corrosion is not uncommon. I have to have my rims remounted (and beads cleaned) once a year. They use salt on the roads in the winter around here (Ontario) and it corrodes the aluminum like crazy. Keep an eye on your rims, don't worry about chrome, it's purely cosmetic.

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