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History of Egypt...
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In most history books, the period
following the New Kingdom is the 3rd Intermediate Period (1070 - 712 or 1070
- 525), composed of the dynasties 21 through 24 or 26. This period, followed
by the Late Period (712 - 332 or 525 - 332), is often described as a period
of decline and chaos.
It is true that during
most of the so-called 3rd Intermediate Period, there was more than one
centre of power in Egypt: in Tanis, in the Nile Delta, there were the kings
from the 21st and 22nd Dynasty, who nominally ruled the entire country, but
who had to share their power with the Theban high-priests, or with some
other, local dynasties, such as the 23rd and the 24th. This division of
power, however, did not lead to civil wars or a decline in wealth.
To the contrary, the
period so often called "3rd Intermediate Period" was a period of
relative peace and stability. The 21st Dynasty royal tombs, unearthed in
Tanis, are among the richest finds in the history of Egyptian archaeology.
That the power did not only reside with the king and his entourage, was the
result of the increasing wealth of private persons, such as the Theban
high-priests. This too is echoed by the immense private tombs found on the
Theban West Bank, dated to this period. I have therefore chosen not to use
the name "3rd Intermediate Period" and have the Late Dynastic
Period immediately follow the New Kingdom. What is called the "Late
Period" in most history books, has also become part of this "Late
Dynastic Period". Read more...
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News...
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German-Egyptian Year of Science and
Technology
Cairo: The year 2007 will be dedicated
to scientific discourse and co-operation between Germany and Egypt.
On Jan.8 at 10:30 am Minister of Higher
Education and Scientific Research, Professor Dr Hany Helal, and Bernd Erbel,
German Ambassador to Egypt, will hold a joint press conference at the
ministry, where information will be given on the upcoming events and their
conceptual background.
On Jan. 15, a meeting of Egyptian and
German scientists at Cairo University will officially kick off the
Egyptian-German Year of Science and Technology, a starting signal for a
number of scientific events set for the course of the year.
The year 2007 was declared
“German-Egyptian Year of Science and Technology”after a
bilateral agreement between the Egyptian Ministry of Higher Education and
Scientific Research, and the German Federal Ministry of Education and
Research.
An idea first proposed by the Egyptian
side and warmly received by the German ministry, the “Science
Year”, is considered an excellent platform to underline the priority
of science and research, to intensify the co-operation between Egypt and
Germany, and to support and encourage scientific exchange between the two
countries. Over the course of the year, numerous projects and events will
take place in both countries, mainly focusing on six fields of research:
Material Sciences, Water, Social Sciences / Humanities, Renewable Energies,
Medical Sciences, and Biotechnology. In addition to scientific meetings and
conferences, public exhibitions and other events for the general public are
planned. Special emphasis will be given to the support and training of young
academics, to co-operation between science and industry, and to the European
Union’s research support programs.
New Year - New You
Holidays in Dahab, Sinai, Egypt
Dahab in Sinai Egypt is now
becoming Egypt’s top destination for alternative and new you holidays.
Once a Bedouin village with Oasis and then a diver’s paradise. Dahab
is now becoming just as famous for its land based activities including yoga
retreats and much more.
Read More....
Egypt to offer licences
Two international call licences will be
offered by Egypt's National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority by the
end of February, reported the Daily Star, Egypt. The release of the licences
has been delayed by a year as the NTRA has sought favourable market
conditions and has allowed Telecom Egypt, the sole current provider, more
time to prepare for a loss of revenue. In 2005, 27% of the firm's revenue
came from overseas calls.
EMPA harbours high hopes for
Egypt
Empa has revealed that it expects Egypt
to become the biggest market in the Middle East next year. The distributor
expects to see more than one million computer sales in 2007, largely due to
orders from the Egyptian government.
Read More...
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El Gouna, The Red Sea's Premier Leisure
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What's On...
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KIMMO HAGMAN
EXTREME PHOTOGRAPHY
Underwater Photography
Exhibition in Cafe del Mar - Hurghada, Red Sea
All Pictures taken recently in
the Red Sea
Now Showing and available for purchase!

Opening Hours - 10:00am till
late
Contact Numbers (Cafe del Mar):
010 0716 770 / 010 0716 771
If you would like to see more
of Kimmo's pictures you can visite his website www.kimmohagman.com
INTERNATIONAL BOAT SHOW
Egypt 2007
We are happy to invite you to
participate in the first round of the Egypt International Boat Show which
will be held from 22-24 February 2007 in the
Cairo International Convention
Centre - Cairo - Egypt
Read More...
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Parents & Kids...
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A Waste Not Picture Frame

Have an old puzzle that is missing some
pieces? How about some photographs that need framing? If you said yes, then
you and the kids have a fun project ahead of you! These easy and
personalized frames make wonderful gifts for relatives.
What You Need:
- photograph for framing
- piece of cardboard a little larger than
your photo
- 4 ice cream or craft sticks
- 15 puzzle pieces (will need more or less
depending on puzzle piece size)
- tempera paint in colors of your
choice
- various buttons and doodads for
decoration
- Craft glue
- hot glue
- scissors
- newspaper
How To Make It:
- Using craft glue, adhere the photograph
to the piece of cardboard. Use craft glue to attach the ice cream sticks
around the photograph as shown in figure 1. Trim cardboard so that it is
just larger than the photograph. Set aside to dry.
- Lay newspaper down on table and place
puzzle pieces face up. Have the children paint the puzzle pieces in the
colors of your choice. You may need 2-3 coats for some depending on the
color of paint and the darkness of the pattern on the puzzle pieces.
- When the puzzle pieces are dry and are
the color you want, use hot glue to adhere them to the ice cream sticks.
Alternate colored puzzle pieces as desired, work your way around the frame,
be sure that pieces overlap and do not leave any gaps between pieces.
- After all pieces are glued in place, use
hot glue to adhere small buttons and doodads of your choice around frame.
- For a simple hanger, hot glue a piece of
sturdy string or yarn across the back of the cardboard. See figure 2.
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Recipe
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Easy Three Cheese Baked Ziti

Preparation Time: 30 minutes or
less
Cooking Time: 30 minutes - 1 hour
Serves: 3
Ingredients:
- 1 pound (or box) of dry ziti pasta
- 1 onion, chopped
- 1 pound of ground beef
- 2 (26 ounce) jars of spaghetti sauce
- 1/4 lb of sliced provologne cheese
- 8 oz of sour cream
- Mozzarella cheese, shredded
- Parmesan cheese, grated
- Oregano, basil, black pepper
Optional: Sugar
Preparation:
- First, chop up your onion and brown it with the
beef in a pan over medium/medium high heat. Add oil if necessary.
- In the meantime, start boiling some water in a
pot for the ziti. Throw in some salt and oil.
- Once the beef and onion are browned, drain it
and reduce heat to low. You can leave as much as you like in if you want to
keep some flavor going. Toss in the sauce, pepper, oregano, basil, and sugar
(if the sauces you get out of a can or jar is too salty for your
taste!).It's better to use regular Ragu sauce with nothing in.
- Let that simmer on low heat for about 15
minutes.
- Once your pasta is done, drain the water and
put half of it in a pan.
- Next, spread out the sour cream.
- Then throw on the provologne.
- Then half the sauce.
- Then finish it off by putting on the rest of
the pasta, the rest of the sauce, the mozzarella, and the parmesan, in that
order. Put as much cheese on top as you like.
- Put the pan in a pre-heated oven at 350 degrees
for 30 minutes.
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Body&Soul
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For women from 18 to 98 years
Whatever your physic,
weight or language
Biodanza
Easy and simple movements
to expressive and various music |
Rediscover your energy and
joy
Get better
health, forget stress
Reinforce your
self-confidence
Find the harmony in you
Meet new friends
Come and join us
every Friday at 7 pm
in a gym only for women
close to Hotel La Perla
Courses are FREE,
together we pay the rental cost!
For more
information:
Juliette Bemant 010 6859771
www.biodanza-egypt.com ::: info@biodanza-egypt.com
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Looking For ...
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Are you an energetic, creative and smart
person? Do you speak and write fluently English? Do you have 6months-1 year
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per week from 8a.m. till 5p.m. and you wish a good salary, LES PETITES INT.
NURSERY – El Gouna – is looking for you.
For app. Call Marika at 012-3934407 or send you
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LES PETITES NURSERY - El Gouna – is looking for FREE
LANCE STAFF for After School Activities. We are looking for Teacher of
Acrobatic-Ballet-Jazz-Music-Piano–Guitar
For app.
Call Marika at 012-3934407 or send your C.V. at
Marika@lespetiteselgouna.com
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