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Inter Housing Expo 2007
real estate fair
April 23-25, 2007 |
You have to decide: live or invest in Hurghada? |
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Would you like to get a good offer?
Would you like to pay in terms?
Would you like to get information
about all projects in Hurghada at the same time?
You have to visit InterHousing Expo 2007 at the
InterContinental Hotel, Hurghada, Egypt
The exhibition will cover the following fields:
- The turnover on properties in the Red Sea area (Hurghada, Safaga, El Gouna, Marsa Alam)
- Architecture problems
- Interior design and decoration's goods (finishing: tiles – marble, painting, air condition; furniture etc.)
- Garden decoration
For the first time in the Red Sea area, all property companies, developers, architects, contractors, interior designers will be together under one roof!
We are waiting for you!
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| Feminine titles in ancient Egypt |
| All societies, ancient and modern, have sought to find ways to acknowledge the people who contribute more than most to their community. |
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Medals are handed out to soldiers who perform particularly heroic deeds. Pictures and statues of leaders are displayed in public places. One very common method of honoring special people is to give them a title. Countess, duke and duchess would be examples used today in parts of Europe.
Ancient Egypt was a very hierarchical society, and as you might expect, titles were very important. There were three ways by which women could acquire a title: inheritance, marriage and merit. We know that all three of these ways were in operation, but at this point we do not have sufficient evidence to do more than guess which method was used for a specific title or which method a specific woman used to earn her titles.
The highest ranking women at any one time were the King's Mother and the King's Great Wife. Egyptian kings could and did have many wives. All bore the title King's Wife, but it was the Great Wife who took precedence at special ceremonies and it was her son who was first in line to inherit the throne. Occasionally a king, Amunhotep III, for example, is known to have had two Great Wives living at the same time. Whenever they were shown together in the same painting, however, only the senior was shown with the title; the other was then simply called King's Wife. As might be expected, there was considerable prestige attached to the titles of King's Sister and King's Daughter, whether the holder be related to the current king or his predecessor.
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New finds at Egypt's
city of dead |
| Archaeologists have been unveiling the latest discoveries from the Saqqara necropolis, or city of the dead, south of Egypt's capital, Cairo. |
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Two tombs dating from between 3,000 and 4,200 years ago are of a royal scribe and a butler.
Another find is of the sarcophagi of a priest and his female companion from the 12th dynasty (1991-1786 BC).
Saqqara holds a number of temples and tombs. Officials say perhaps only 30% of its treasures have been discovered.
Well-preserved
The tomb of the royal scribe dates to the period of the pharaoh Akhenaten, who was known for discarding Egypt's old gods.
His rule was between 1379 and 1362 BC, shortly before Tutankhamen.
Egypt's antiquities chief, Zahi Hawass, said: "It doesn't look great because it was built from mud brick and not built of limestone, but I really believe that this tomb is very important."
The tomb's dark wooden door bears hieroglyphics of the scribe and his wife.
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Transformation of Luxor
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| Egypt's Minister of Culture, Farouk Hosni, has announced that he has agreed to carry out a project with the City of Luxor. |
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The project will enhance the cultural and historical riches of the ancient city of Thebes. This project, which will cost 250 million Egyptian pounds, will transform the city into a panorama of classical ancient monuments. Some of the key highlights of this project include lighting along the banks of the Nile and the reopening of the Rameses Road. The project will be carried out in several stages and got under way at the end of last May.
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| German School - Open day |
The German School in Hurghada is inviting
you for an "Open Day"
Die Deutsche Schule Hurghada lädt ein
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Open day at the German
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"Open day" on Sun. 04.03.07
from 10:00 - 13:00 pm
(Siva Grand Beach, mainenterance)
The students as well as the teachers are looking forward to presenting the school and awnser questions about us.
"Tag der offenen Tür" am So. 04.03.07
von 10:00 - 13:00 Uhr
(im Siva Grand Beach, haupteingang)
Die Schüler und Lehrer freuen sich, die Schule präsentieren zu können und für Fragen zur Verfügung zu stehen!
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| Swim-trainer seminar |
| Learn how to teach swimming the fun way - earn money the easy
way with Freds Swim Academy Egypt! |
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Become a Swimming Teacher. Join our seminar beginning of march 2007.
Frequently courses for hotel guests and residents will be organized for you by Freds Swim Academy Egypt.
For more information please call 010 136 44 04 or 012 345 90 04.
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| Paper lanterns |
| A fun paper lantern to decorate your home for Chinese New Year. Make many lanterns of different colors or decorations and hang them around your home. |
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Paper lanterns for
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What you need:
Construction paper, scissors, tape, stapler, ruler, pencil, glue, glitter, sequins, if desired to decorate your lantern
What you do:
Use your ruler to measure and cut 1" off the short end of your paper. Set aside to use as the handle. Fold your paper in half lengthwise.
Draw a line 1" from the end of the long edge of the paper opposite the folded edge. This will be the line where you stop cutting.
Measure and mark lines 1" apart starting at the folded edge and moving towards the "stop cutting" line.
Cut on the marked lines up to the "stop cutting" line.
Unfold the paper.
Re-crease the paper in the opposite direction. This will hide any pencil marks.
Match the long edges together on the lantern and use tape to hold it in place.
Staple the handle to the top of the lantern.
Make as many lanterns as you wish and display them around your home.
If you wish, add glue, glitter, sequins or other things to decorate your lanterns.
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| Mediterranean pasta with shrimp and spinach |
| In this dish, the shrimp and spinach are cooked with the pasta |
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Ingredients:
8 oz. Penne, Mostaccioli or other medium pasta shape, uncooked / 1 cup plain,non-fat yogurt / 1/2 cup crumbled feta cheese / 2 cloves garlic, minced / 1 tbsp. chopped fresh dill or 1 tsp. dried dill / 1/2 tsp. freshly ground black pepper / 12 oz. medium frozen shrimp, thawed / 1 10-oz. package frozen chopped spinach, thawed / Salt to taste.
Preparation:
1.Prepare pasta according to package directions. While the pasta is cooking, stir together the yogurt, feta cheese, garlic, dill and pepper in a large mixing bowl.
2.Two minutes before the pasta is done, stir the shrimp and spinach into the pot with the pasta. Cook two minutes.
3.Drain the pasta, shrimp and spinach thoroughly. Stir into the yogurt mixture and season to taste with salt.
4.Serve immediately.
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