The Egyptians Eid al-Fitr #Egypt 2014

Happy Mother’s Day

Happy Mother’s Day to all Egyptian and Arab mothers all over the globe celebrating this day today , even if it was late. 

Happy Mother Day to all the martyrs’ mothers from all parties who lost their children especially in last year because of a disgusting fight over power. Happy Mother Day to the Mothers of the detainees who are waiting for the return of their children back home safe. 

Happy Mother Day to all the fantastic women and mothers working hardly to provide their children a better life. 

Happy Mother Day to all mothers in the world. 

International #Women's Day 2014: Mothers and daughters around the world - in #pictures

On the eve of International Women’s Day, Reuters presents a set of portraits of mothers and their daughters from around the globe

Rosaura Realsola, 51, with her daughter Alexandra Yamileth, 13, in front of their home in Tepito in Mexico City. Rosaura is a domestic cleaner who finished her education at 16. She says that when she was a child she wanted to be a teacher when she grew up. Rosaura hopes her daughter Alexandra will become a nurse. Photograph: Henry Romero/Reuters

Adetola Ibitoye, 39, sits with her daughter Iteoluwa, 9, in their home in Omole, Lagos. When Adetola was growing up, she wanted to run a fashion business. Now she is a clothes designer. Adetola says she wants her daughter to be the best at whatever she sets her mind to. Iteoluwa says she wants to grow up to be a university teacher. Photograph: Akintunde Akinleye/Reuters

Hala Tanmus, 40, and her daughter Maya, 10, pose in the living room of their home in the West Bank city of Ramallah. Hala is a secretary who finished her education at age 20. When she was younger she wanted to become a lawyer. She hopes that her daughter Maya will become an interior designer. Maya, who says she will finish education age 20, would also like to become an interior designer. Photograph: Ammar Awad/Reuters

Charlotte Stafarce, 49, and her daughter Scarlett, 9, pose in the living room of their home in Zebbug, outside Valletta, Malta. Charlotte is an actress and freelance drama teacher who finished her education at 17. Charlotte hopes her daughter will be a scientist when she grows up. Scarlett says she would like to be a vet. Photograph: Darrin Zammit Lupi//Reuters

Vered, 43, poses with her daughter Alma, 13, in their home in Kibbutz Hukuk near the Sea of Galilee in northern Israel. Vered got a degree in design at the age of 27 and currently runs educational art projects in local communities. Vered hopes her daughter Alma will find a profession that brings her happiness and satisfaction. Alma will graduate from high school in five years, at the age of 18, and says she would like to be a part of the film industry as a director, camerawoman, editor or actor. Photograph: Nir Elias/Reuters

Lucy Oyela, 42, poses with her daughter Abber Lillian, 14, at their home in Onang, near Gulu town in northern Uganda. Lucy is a farmer who finished her education at age 18. She said that when she was a child she wanted to be a teacher when she grew up. Lucy says that she really wants for her daughter to become a nurse. Her daughter Abber says she is not sure what she wants to do when she grows up, but thinks she might like to become an accountant. Photograph: James Akena/Reuters

Zhang Haijing, 41, and her daughter Zhu Nuo, 11, pose for a photograph outside their apartment building in Lanzhou, Gansu province, China. Zhang Haijing is a mid-level manager for Xinhua Bookstore Group. When she was a child, she wanted to become a pre-school teacher. Zhang says she wants her daughter to have a stable job, but does not mind what she does so long as she is happy. Zhu Nuo says she wants to get a doctoral degree and become a professor. Photograph: Aly Song/Reuters

Alicia Chiquin, 43, and her daughter Fidelina Ja, 18, stand together at their home in Pambach, Guatemala. Alicia has no education and has always worked the land. Her daughter Fidelina also has no education and when she grows up she says she will continue to work at home and on the land. Photograph: Jorge Dan Lopez/Reuters

Raimunda Eliandra Alves, 45, poses for a photograph with her daughter Ana Paula Leonardo Justino, 10, at their home at the Pavao-Pavaozinho slum in Rio de Janeiro. Raimunda is a supermarket cashier who finished her education at age 19. When she was a child, she wanted to become a maths teacher. She hopes her daughter will become a veterinarian. Ana Paula says that she will go to high school and then finish college in 2025. She also wants to be a vet when she grows up. Photograph: Sergio Moraes/Reuters

Niculina Fieraru, 39, poses with her daughter Flori Gabriela Dumitrache, 13, in their room in Gura Sutii village, Romania. Niculina Fieraru is unemployed and has two children. She hopes that her daughter will become a seamstress. Flori Gabriela wants to become a pop singer and she hopes to go to high school in a town 14 miles away. Her family cannot afford to pay for it, but a Romanian NGO has offered a scholarship to make this possible. Photograph: Bogdan Cristel/Reuters

Claire Coyne, 43, poses with her daughter Ella, 10, at their home in Shepshed, England. Claire, an assistant banker at Coutts, studied until she was 15. Her ambition as a child was to be a PE teacher. She says she doesn't mind what her daughter becomes, as long as she enjoys herself. Ella hasn't thought about when she will finish education yet, but says she might like to go to university. She does not know what job she would like to do yet, but thinks she might like to be a dance teacher. Photograph: Darren Staples/Reuters

Manami Miyazak, 39, and her daughter Nanaha, 13, pose at their home in Tokyo. Manami, who is a housewife, studied until she was 20. Her ambition was to work somewhere where she could meet lots of people. She hopes that her daughter will build a loving home with a happy marriage. She says it would be great if her daughter could find work that makes use of her abilities and interests. Nanaha wants to be either a designer, musician or a nurse. Photograph: Toru Hanai/Reuters

Sulochna Mohan Sawant, 23, poses with her five-year-old daughter Shamika Sawant inside their home in Mumbai, India. Sulochna, who works as a maid, wanted to become a doctor when she was a child., but could only study until the age of 14. Sulochna wants her daughter to become a teacher. Shamika also wants to become a teacher. Photograph: Mansi Thapliyal/Reuters

Oumou Ndiaye, 30, and her daughter Aissata Golfa, 9, pose for a picture in their house in Bamako, Mali. Oumou, who is a housewife, did not go to school. As a child she hoped to marry a local businessman. She hopes her daughter will marry someone from their ethnic group when she grows up, and that she will stay in education until she is 20 years old. Aissata says that she will finish school when she is 18, and hopes to be a schoolteacher when she grows up. Photograph: Joe Penney/Reuters

Lucia Mayta, 43, and her daughter Luz Cecilia, 12, pose for a photograph inside their bodega in La Paz, Bolivia. Lucia studied until the fourth grade of primary school, and knows how to read and write and do basic maths. She runs a bodega, and the family live in a back room. She hopes to build a house in the future. Luz Cecilia is in seventh grade and wants to be a singer. Photograph: David Mercado/Reuters

Denise Arthur, 52, and her daughter Linnaea Thibedeau, 13, stand together at home near Blackhawk, Colorado. Denise Arthur is a restoration ecologist. She has a PhD and finished her education at 34. Her ambition as a child was to be an animal behaviorist. Denise hopes her daughter Linnaea will become a biologist when she grows up. Linnaea would like to get a PhD and become a marine biologist. Photograph: Rick Walking/Reuters

Noor Zia, 40, poses with her daughter Saba Ahmadi, 11, at their home in Kabul, Afghanistan. Noor, who is a teacher, studied until she was 28. Her ambition was to become a doctor, but she couldn't afford the fees. She hopes her daughter will become a well-known, highly skilled doctor. Saba wants to go to university, and would like to become a renowned lawyer. Photograph: Omar Sobhani/Reuters

Bidaa Mhem Thabet al-Hasan (Um Suleiman), 39, poses with her daughter Mariam Khaled Masto, 9, outside their home in Deir al-Zor, Syria. Bidaa is the director of a school founded by a group of teachers and volunteers. Her ambition was to become a gynaecologist. She hopes her daughter will join the pharmacy school, but says that she will let her follow her own ambitions and that her success will make her happy. Mariam will finish her education in 13 years, and would like to become an Arabic teacher in Deir al-Zor. Photograph: Khalil Ashawi/Reuters

Susana Maria Cardona, 33, and her daughter Alejandra Ruby Cardona, 12, pose for a photograph inside their home in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. Susana Maria, who is a housewife, finished school at 17. Her ambition was to become a lawyer. She hopes that her daughter will become a doctor. Alejandra Ruby will finish education in 11 years and hopes to be an agronomist. Photograph: Jorge Cabrera/Reuters

Saciido Sheik Yacquub, 34, poses for a picture with her daughter Faadumo Subeer Mohamed, 13, at their home in Hodan district IDP camp in Mogadishu. Saciido, who runs a small business, wanted to be a businesswoman when she was a child. She studied until she was 20. She hopes that Faadumo will become a doctor. Faadumo will finish school in 2017 and hopes to be a doctor when she grows up. Photograph: Feisal Omar/Reuters

I, Robot Maker: Making robots to interact with humans

Would you be comfortable being surrounded by robots?

A British manufacturing firm is trying to make robots that share more human characteristics, to make interaction with them more natural and intuitive than ever before.

Cornwall's Engineered Arts is in the vanguard of this area of research, which aims to make robots' facial expressions, body language and way of moving more recognisable to real people.

Founder Will Jackson gave a tour of his robot factory to the BBC, and explained how he and his team of a dozen people are looking to expand the frontiers of robot technology.

Video journalist: Dougal Shaw

45 Life Lessons, written by a 90 year old

45 Life Lessons, written by a 90 year old

  

1. Life isn’t fair, but it’s still good.
2. When in doubt, just take the next small step.
3. Life is too short not to enjoy it.
4. Your job won’t take care of you when you are sick. Your friends and family will.
5. Don’t buy stuff you don’t need.
6. You don’t have to win every argument. Stay true to yourself.
7. Cry with someone. It’s more healing than crying alone.
8. It’s OK to get angry with God. He can take it.
9. Save for things that matter.
10. When it comes to chocolate, resistance is futile.
11. Make peace with your past so it won’t screw up the present.
12. It’s OK to let your children see you cry.
13. Don’t compare your life to others. You have no idea what their journey is all about.
14. If a relationship has to be a secret, you shouldn’t be in it.
15. Everything can change in the blink of an eye… But don’t worry; God never blinks.
16. Take a deep breath. It calms the mind.
17. Get rid of anything that isn’t useful.  Clutter weighs you down in many ways.
18. Whatever doesn’t kill you really does make you stronger.
19. It’s never too late to be happy.  But it’s all up to you and no one else.
20. When it comes to going after what you love in life, don’t take no for an answer.
21. Burn the candles, use the nice sheets, wear the fancy lingerie. Don’t save it for a special occasion. Today is special.
22. Overprepare, then go with the flow.
23. Be eccentric now. Don’t wait for old age to wear purple.
24. The most important sex organ is the brain.
25. No one is in charge of your happiness but you.
26. Frame every so-called disaster with these words, ‘In five years, will this matter?’
27. Always choose Life.
28. Forgive but don’t forget.
29. What other people think of you is none of your business.
30. Time heals almost everything. Give Time time.
31. However good or bad a situation is, it will change.
32. Don’t take yourself so seriously. No one else does.
33. Believe in miracles.
34. God loves you because of who God is, not because of anything you did or didn’t do.
35. Don’t audit life. Show up and make the most of it now.
36. Growing old beats the alternative — dying young.
37. Your children get only one childhood.
38. All that truly matters in the end is that you loved.
39. Get outside every day. Miracles are waiting everywhere.
40. If we all threw our problems in a pile and saw everyone else’s, we’d
grab ours back.
41. Envy is a waste of time. Accept what you already have, not what you think you need.
42. The best is yet to come…
43. No matter how you feel, get up, dress up and show up.
44. Yield.
45. Life isn’t tied with a bow, but it’s still a gift.

الجنس في مجتمعنا " الشرقي " و نظرة الناس المزدوجة ليه

الجنس في مجتمعنا " الشرقي " و نظرة الناس المزدوجة ليه

الجنس هو أقصى درجة من ممارسة الحب بين الاحباء فيعتبره أغلب الرجال شيئا عظيما

و في نفس الوقت إذا أراد أحدهم إهانة شخص ما وصفه بألفاظ جنسية هو أو أمه أو زوجته و كأن الفعل الجنسي هنا إهانة أو ازدراء لا معنى عظيم للحب

إذا وجد الرجل في شريكته درجة ما من المعرفة الجنسية أو التجاوب الجنسي اعتبرها " شمال " و شك في أخلاقها

و إن وجد فيها جهلا أو عدم تجاوب اعتبرها " باردة " و غير مؤهلة لممارسة الحب معه ..

البنت تربى طول عمرها إن عيب تكلم الولاد أو تختلط بيهم .. الرجال جميعا أشرار و في نفس الوقت نطلب منها مرة واحدة أن تتعرى و تمارس الجنس مع زوجها الذي ربما لم تعرفه بالقدر الكافي و ربما يختلط لديها مفهوم الفضيلة فيخلق لديها مفهوم سلبي عن الجنس و مقاومة لا إرادية حتى مع زوجها


هي لا تعرف هل الجنس عيبا أو حراما أو مصدرا للسعادة

هي لا تعرف هل جسدها مصدر للنشوة أو الازدراء

هذه الازدواجية في مفهوم الرجال عن الجنس تجعل المرأة في حيرة في التعامل مع هذه الغريزة الراقية

who want cut the internet in #egypt

who want cut the internet in #egypt

 

Today is another slow day for internet in Egypt. Telecom Egypt announced that once again the Alexandria internet sea cable "SEA-ME-WE-Wa" in the Mediternean was damaged and it will be fixed with no hours. This is the second time it happens in less than one week. The first time was last Friday if you remember.
Now we got Col. Ahmed Ali announcing on his official FB page that the Egyptian Navy forces arrested 3 divers while they were cutting the internet sea cable near El Shataby beach !!!
Col. Ali did not say who those divers suspected "The correct term" of damaging the cable were and why they were doing this.
It is worth to mention that this announcement comes after some telecommunication officials announced that they believed there was something criminal behind the damage in the internet cable. I think they got a hint
Of course you see this post after long time in browsing and attempting to collect links and so on..
Hopefully we will know soon who those three are and know their true story.

Update :

East Alexandria prosecution with those standing behind the damage of internet cables in Alexandria and it turned out to be 3 fishermen who dive to search for old ships Junk

اعترافات آدم: هذا ما أحب في المرأة

 

عندما يبحث الرجل عن شريكة حياته فإنه لا يسعى فقط وراء الشكل، بل هناك معايير أخرى تجذبه نحو هذه المرأة تحديدا دون غيرها.
صحيح أن ما يلفت الرجل في المرأة أولا هو شكلها، لكن جمالها وجاذبيتها لا يكفيان أبدا ليختارها كشريكة لحياته، فهناك مجموعة معايير أخرى يجب أن يضعها الرجل في حسبانه عند اختيار المرأة التي يتمنى أن يحيا بجوارها للأبد، فما هذه المعايير؟
1- قدرتها على الاستماع إليه:
يحب الرجل المرأة التي تنصت جيدا إلى كلامه بحماس وتعاطف واهتمام، وتقرأ أفكاره وتستمع إلى ما في قلبه، دون أن ترتدي نظارة الناقد الإجتماعي لتصرفاته، او تقوم بلومه وتأنيبه.
يتمنى الرجل المرأة التي تستمع إليه وهو يسرد أخطاءه ومشاكله دون أن تلقي على مسامعه محاضرة أو تباغته بعبارة "لقد حذرتك في البداية".
كما يريد الرجل من زوجته أن تدرك انه اذا رفض الحديث معها فذلك معناه أنه يحتاج وقتا لاستجماع أفكاره ولا يعني تجاهلها.
2- تلقائيتها:
لا يحب الرجل المرأة "القائدة" أو التي لديها حلول وخطط لكل شئ، يحبها تلقائية شفافة لا تخجل من القيام بأفعال مجنونة أحيانا، فهو لا يحتاج لامرأة جادة صارمة، بل يحتاج شريكة تخرجه من الهم والتوتر بتصرفات ممتعة بعيدة قليلا عن الواقع.
3- نجاحها:
على عكس ما يظن البعض بان الرجل لا يحب المرأة الناجحة الطموح التي تمكنت من بناء حياتها بشكل لافت للإنتباه، فإن الرجل في الواقع يميل كثيرا إلى هذا النوع من النساء، لأن هذه المرأة ليست مدللة ولا تبحث عمن يدير لها حياتها حتى تتفرغ هي للتسوق والمرح، بل هي امرأة مسئولة تقدر ما وصلت إليه وتسعى للحفاظ عليه في ظل زوجها.

4- طبيعتها:
يحب الرجل المرأة التي تتواصل معه بشكل عفوي، ولا تفكر كثيرا قبل أن تقول ما تشعر به حقا، ولا تحيك الخطط للإيقاع به.
كما يكره الرجل المرأة التي تنشغل كثيرا بأزيائها ووزنها للدرجة التي تحرمهما من الجلوس سويا لتناول وجبة غذائية معا. فالرجل يحب تناول الطعام، ويحب أن تشاركه زوجته هذه العادة.
5- قدرتها على الطهي:
مهما كانت المرأة ناجحة في حياتها العملية، فهي في النهاية منوطة ببعض المهام المرتبطة بطبيعتها، ومنها الطهي، فالرجل يحب أن يأكل من يد زوجته، وأن تفاجئه زوجته من وقت لآخر بطهي الأصناف التي يحبها خصيصا من أجله. فهذا دليل على الحب في رأيه.
6- مدى قدرتها على التنازل والمساومة:
في كل علاقة زوجية هناك قدر معين من التنازل والمساومة من جانب الزوجين، ويحب الرجل أن يكون مطمئنا لأن زوجته قادرة على تقديم التنازل اذا كان هناك حاجة لذلك - كأن تتخلى عن عملها مثلا ولو بشكل مؤقت من أجل أبنائها-
7- الاهتمام به:
الرجل لن يتزوج الفتاة لأنها جميلة أو مثيرة فقط، فهو لا يحتاج لقطعة ديكور في منزله، بل يحتاج لشريكة محبة عطوفة مسئولة تعتني به وتتحمل معه أعباء الحياة.
8- حس الفكاهة:
يحب الرجل المرأة المرحة التي تجعله مبتسما أغلب الوقت، والتي لديها القدرة على تحويل لحظات التوتر وبدايات الشجار إلى نكتة مرحة.
9- قوتها واعتناؤها بنفسها:
الرجل لن يكون أبا لزوجته، لذلك فهو لن يتزوج ليكون ممولا لمصروفاتها وحارسا شخصيا لها، بل يريد المرأة التي تعتمد على نفسها ويمكنها اتخاذ القرارات المفاجئة وحل المشكلات التي تظهر على الأفق دون الرجوع إليه اذا لم يكن هناك حاجة لذلك.
كما يريد الرجل أن يرتبط بالمرأة القوية التي لا تنهار في المواقف الصعبة، ولا تتركه في عثراته، بل تقف بجانبه وتتحمل معه حتى يخرج من كبوته.

30 Gift Ideas for Valentine’s Day

 

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Valentine’s day is a lovely event where roses are sent from a secret admirer, gifts are exchanged between lovers and couples enjoy romantic candle-lit dinners. Apart from the traditional bouquet of roses and box of heart shaped chocolates, the couple’s gift is a great exchange that both can cherish and enjoy for as long as they’re together.

We define a couple’s gift as a set of two gifts that fit each other like a glove, symbolizing the perfect match. And just for the fun of it, we threw in a few personalized gifts that are just primed for Valentine’s Day. Here are 30 gifts for loving couples you can buy this Valentine’s day. Name your favorite!

Recommended Reading: 50 Exquisite Gifts For This Valentine’s Day (2011)

Blown Away By Love Personalized Mugs [$24.95]

We Belong Together Coffee Mugs [$27]

His And Her Key Holder [$34.95]

Key To My Heart Couple Necklace [$35]

The Smitten [$39.29]

BoldLoft “A Big Kiss” Couple Pillowcases [$36.00]

‘My Side Your Side’ Pillowcases [$40.19]

Tunes For 2 [$18]

2 Device Battery Charger [$89.99]

LEGO Heart Keychain & Necklace Set [$12]

Sterling Silver Heart Couple Rings [$100]

Etched Couple Wine Glasses [$30]

Mario Game Over Couple T-Shirts [$42.95]

Custom Together Since Couple T-Shirts [$40]

Complete My Heart Couple T-Shirts [$38]

I’m Hers He’s Mine Couple Hoodie [$84.95]

Disney Soulmate Couple T-Shirts [$48]

His & Hers Chromosome Towels [$18.99]

Swarovski Crystal IPhone Case [$69.99]

Bride & Groom Personalized iPhone 4 Case [$56]

iPhone 5 Clear Case with Mouse Couple Kissing [$17.99]

Two Person Packable Hammock [$69.99]

Two Person Folding Chair [$89.99]

Personalized Wooden Photo Cube [$24.95]

Snapdot Photo Holder [$12]

Stoneware Heart Plates [$60.79]

Nintendo Love Tester [$53.00]

Get Lucky Dice [$39.95]

Mr Right and Mrs Always Right Spoons [$24.95]

Mr. & Mrs. Personalized Apron Set [$45.90]