Squash in Egypt

I’m doing a project on Ancient Egypt and i need some research websites for it, please don’t give me search engines. Videos, pictures, and clips/documentaries are also very helpful. this project is due on this Monday. PLEASE HELP? Thanks oh, and no wikipedia
Here are my topics…
1) celebration rites
2) robbery of tombs
3) Pharaohs
4) invasions/wars
5) taxes
6) diseases
7) gods/goddesses
the building of temples/tombs
btw, this is supposed to be written like a newspaper so the stories can be be made up but based on REAL facts so give me like research websites than I have to write an newspaper article on it, the article can be fiction/made up but based on REAL facts. Thanks
My Instructions:
answer who what when where why how questions
Pretend you are a reporter living in ancient Egypt. Make it an interesting article . Include facts and descriptive writing to keep it interesting.
also i can include
puzzels,sports,weather,advice column, real estate, help wanted ads, comics, horoscopes, ads, fashion, travel, education, food, and gossip
based on ancient egypt of course like ancient egypt sports what they needed help in (like in building of a pyramid or something) ancient egypt fashion…etc., thanks:)

u can check wikipedia or add me to your facebook i can help u in this project name on facebook alwadmazica

Am having an adidas shops, and I want to transfer adidas sport wear products from one of these countries , and I really searched a lot but I couldn’t find a store deals with this kind of shopping, please please please, help me coz my shops now r empty lol

Go to http://www.adidas.com/us/homepage.asp
then click on "store finder". There is a list of stores all over the world.

And play?

football
tennis

football it the universal sport

im doing a project on ancient egypt sport and games and need to know what rewards they would have been given when they won.

A large collar called a usekh.

Shouldn’t they aslo " yesebhom men el seyasa w ye5aleehom fel koora badal ara2hom el seyaseya 3abkareya di "

Maleesh fel mot5alfeen batoo3 Modern. Wa Mabrook la Ac Milan

Reebok and Adidas

to practice ..
LB & BR : Stop saying SOCCER ! -.-

soccer ,swimming, tennis

loooooooooool ana 2olt soccer ya fde7ty

The first action will be:-
a) play sport ,take a shower and then start the tasks.
b) play sport , start the tasks and take a shower.
c) sleep and try next day to finalize two days tasks quickly after getting the required relaxation.
d) try to eliminate the unnecessay tasks, and delay others and finally priotrize the most important to start with.
e) sleep and do what you are able to do next day.
f) others ( kindly specify)

a) ofcourse not , cuz doing sport and taking shower ….hayhad 7aly w yekhaleny 3ayza anam.
b.so no too
c.probably if possible.
d.yes also this is a good option.
e.hmmm i may but that would be irresponsible if those tasks are urgent and i should finish.
f.i will drink a cup of cafe , atwada w asally rak3teen and do my best till i fall on my desk!!

good luck,

Me and my partner are going to egypt in April staying A/I how much do u think we should take to cover the both of us mainly for excursions like the camel rides, quads and water sports?

you can get a really nice deals now since all the prices went down because of the current situations in the country.
I just came back from Sharm el Shikh and surprisingly addmision fees was half prices at the hardrock!!!!!

here is a website that has all the prices for the excursions and they allow you to book at today’s rates for free http://www.sharmtours.ru/ there is a language selector in the top of the site if you want to select different language as the default i guess is russian

Please be specific in giving details. Example you gave SPORTS. WHAT KIND/TYPE OF SPORT? Something like that. Kindly give accurate and SPECIFIC contributions. THANKS in advance.

Egypt : Engineering ,Architecture and Medicine

Greece : Language ( most of present langauages have greek alphabets) , Democracy , Olympics

Rome : Concrete, the aqueduct/sewer, the hamburger, law and candles

This kinda came up when my cozs and I discussed sports and politics last night, would you marry someone who isn’t patriotic?or keeps bashing this country?

Honestly, in my humble opinion, loving your country is loving your faith, if one of em is missing, the other one is too. What kinda example would that set for your kids to come?

omg noo..no matter how bad the government is or how bad the pollution or ANYTHING…loving your country and appreciating it for all that it is is and all it has given to you is so important,

i’de never marry anyone who bashes it, :S i wouldn’t marry anyone who bashes any country honestly…but saying bad stuff about your own country is really bad….especially cause my parents instilled in me how important it is to love my roots and where i come from..and i do <3 , so i know how important it is for me to pass that on to my kids in the future isa..

I’m mainly concerned about the Track.
I also heard it differs from summer to winter.

9am

1) What is your favorite sport to play?
2) What is your favorite sport to watch?
3) What is the sport you play the best? (not necessarily same as #1, but could be)
4) What is the sport you wish didn’t exist?
5) Name a sport you never heard of.

BQ: If you were to invent a new sport, what would you name it, and what would it consist of? (How to play it, rules, instructions, ingredients, etc..)

Plz translate.
@ Roji: Sports are supposed to make your body look nice? What about chess?
@ Roji, yeah I know that quote, I have to go tell it to my fat professor
Bas ana el 3aks, I never one a single game of chess,,, :’(
@ YO: How can you not know squash?? Egyptians are number 1 in squash in the world, and squash is my favorite sport and best sport I play. Squash: http://thiagodefreitas.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/Squash.jpg
@ Dal: It already exists: Waterpolo..

1. Soccer
2. Soccer
3. Soccer–Even though I’m not particularly amazing or anything.
4. N/A—but I bet most people on here are going to say football.
5. How could I name a sport I’ve never heard of if I’ve never heard of it…

If the game Monkey in the Middle was a sport that would be cool. You’d have people on either side of the field. The goal of the people in the middle is to intercept the ball from the people passing it back and forth.
6 people on each team—-6 people from one team in the middle…and 6 people (split into groups of 3) on either side
Ingredients? One ball and a bunch of people with nothing to do.

Hi, i have been wanting to move to Egypt for quite a while now. But i am struggling in finding a job, I want a job as something at the sea and sporty, like Diving instructor or Snorkel Guide or anything like that, Para sailing and so on.. If anyone has any expierience in any of these fields please reply to me.

Since you are a foreigner , and since you want to teach sea sports . Sharm el-sheikh is the best city for you to live in , and to work in too .. It’s full of tourists spending holidays , working and living there so it would be find for you because also Egyptian people there are used to seeing foreigners , so you will just feel safe and comfortable . For more info. about sharm el-sheikh visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sharm_Al_Shaikh . Good luck .

Egypt is qualified to be one of the most important golf centers in the world since it enjoys an ideal climate and is distinguished on all countries of the Mediterranean by its clear weather all over the year and especially in winter.
Not only playing golf, but also enjoying moderate climate coupled with unique sightseeing and excursions in Ancient Egypt places and magnificent Resorts In Egypt, the weather is almost certain to accommodate ones desire to play golf (and perhaps, sight seeing, shopping and other activities might accommodate a bored spouse at the same time).
No where else in the world can one play golf in the shadows of the Great Pyramids, or play 18 holes in the morning, and then visit the mountain where Moses passed down the ten commandments in the afternoon.
The presence of various tourist sites in Egypt is another important factor that contributes to the flourishing of this sport in the future.
One of the closest and nicest golf courses in Egypt, is that one located in Cairo. The golf course is situated in an area called Dream land, which is really a nice dream to enjoy. The magnificent golf course overlooks the superb view of the Giza Pyramids & Sphinx.
A little more towards the North, till you reach Alexandria, where golf courses there are of no exception. It’s said that the British originally started building this historical course at the " Alexandria sporting club", in the 19 th century, then restorations and renewals were made but the course still bares its charm.
Going to the Red Sea, exactly heading to El-Gouna or Sharm El-Sheikh, where vivid a course lies in an enchanting view. During your golf tournament in one of the magnificent courses there, you will be encircled by scenery for the exotic beaches of the Red Sea.
This time pack to the South, towards Luxor, city of mystery. Golf courses at Luxor are so unique, and identified by the picturesque scenes of the mountains and tombs of the Ancient Egyptian kings.
www.egypttravelers.com
From the previously mentioned points, we can safely say that Egypt has most, if not all of the main requirements to attract golf players or golf tourists from all over the world.

NO ONE in the golfing comminity cosiders Egypt aa a golf destination….plzzz

If so did you have a preference to either, i am looking to go in september, but im undecided – not necessarily for these two, but are currently our preferences (me + gf)

Like a whole lot of things, water sports, shops, markets, bars, restaurants etc, nice beaches but also historical sites too maybe general interest museums.

any ideas guys?

Yes,
It all depends on what you like to do; but here is the contrast in General:
Water Sports:
Both Destinations offer amazing options in water sports; costs are less in Egypt than they are in Turkey; and Scuba Diving/Snorkling in General is better in Egypt.
Shops and Markets:
Both destinations offer the traditional markets; The Turkish goods are generally higher in both quality and price; In Egypt the selection is larger; the prices are much less but its extremely difficult to find good quality. In both destinations prepare to Haggle as the goods are marked up to 3X what their market value is ; around 5X what the merchant purchases them for.

The same applies to bars and restaurants; again better quality in General in Turkey for meat dishes however the seafood in Egypt is galaxies better especially if you eat in a specialized restaurant.

The Egyptian beaches are superior; Especially in Sharm al Sheikh; El Gouna (Hurgada) and the North Coast. The water is extremely clean and crystal clear and the beaches are very very clean. Turkey does not offer any private beaches so be expected to smell a ton of meat being grilled walking around the beach.

Both desitinations have wealthy offers in terms of Museums; In Turkey its mostly Islamic; with a few byzentine options. In Egypt; You will have Islamic; Pharoanic and Greek type of Museums.

The Egyptian Museum is probably the most interesting of all.

If your planning on an Egyptian visit I would recommend:
1st day in Cairo ; 2 days visiting Egyptian Museum,Pyramids and any Islamic sites.
4th day going to either Sharm El Sheikh or Hurghada for 5 days (Sharm is preffered if you like Scuba Diving) otherwise in Hurghada you can go to El Gouna or Marsa Alam
Then going by Alexandria to finish the visit.

If your going to Turkey I would recommend:
first two days in Istanbul visit the SultanAhmet and Aya Sofya (same spot).
4th day going to either Bodrum or Antalya (depending on the type of watersports you like)
Upon Return to Istanbul I would recommend visiting Yelova and Bursa

Just wondering because I know that soccer is their national sport and they are quite good at it. Did they not qualify or did they not try out at all? Are any Egyptian players playing for other teams?

Correct, Egypt did not qualify for the world cup this year. They were in a qualifying bracket with Algeria, Zambia, and Rwanda and Algeria won the bracket for the World Cup bid. South Africa lost their bracket, but they are the host so they are permitted to play.

i really hate it when iam watching a match and the sports comentator is cheering strongly one of the teams specially the team that iam not cheering…it becomes really irritating….i think the best comentators are those who comment unbiased even if they are at one of the sides at least they don’t distract the ppl who watch and hear him!! :@

does this bother you too or…..??

just wondering,

thanks.
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@G.#2….u needn’t mock the question to make a point….
for eaxmple, when we were playing in the africa the arab commentators on el jazeera were coldly commenting in our gams , it was obvious they weren’t supporting us unlike their way of supporting algeria whether in africa or in the world cup …..
and it also goes with our national tv when they comment on the match sometimes from the way they comment u can detect which team they are supporting specially in the ahly and zamalek matches!!!
and in all algerian matches the guys who are commenting , they weren’t commenting on the match rather they were cheering the team so strongly as if their families are playing ,and even u can feel he is gonna cry during the match…LOOOOL , it is really inervating , i watched the match today with the english comment and the foreign commentator wasn’t biased at all …..and that is what iam talking about , the sport commentator should be neutral and leaves the audiance to cheer ,……
his job is to comment and help the audiance to be amuzed and it isn’t his job to support a team and show it obvious that way and put the team the audiance throat just because he is supposing that the majority are supporting the X team!!
(that is what iam talking about).!!

Yeah. They should be neutral.

similarities between ancient and modern egyptian clothing?
similarities between ancient and modern egyptian food?
similarities between ancient and modern egyptian government?
similarities between ancient and modern egyptian sports?

everything is the same .
Egyptians dont like change .
we even have the same SHAM EL NESEEM !
only names and alphabets are different , but the essence is the same .
we still eat salted fish , spring onions , garlic , and lentils .
we like dancing with sticks .
why change tried things that contribute to our greatness and health ?

I want to find a place in egypt to sell one of these items. and can anyone tell me how much i can get for them?:
Nintendo Wii US with wii sports
Ipod touch 8gb
Ipod Nano with video camera 16gb
psp with ratchet and clank bundle
nintendo ds light

Maybe go to a eletrical shop that sells these kind of things, they might buy them

How much would stuff like regular food and sports jersey cost in cairo, I wanted to watch the world cup there.

"Regular" food? Not sure what you consider regular food. Americanized food or regular Egyptian food? Food at like McDonald’s or Hardees will be about 30 pounds per person. An Egyptian sandwich or Koshari is much cheaper at between 1 pound to 5 pounds. A liter bottle of pepsi is about 4 pounds and a small bottle of water is about 1.50 – 2 pounds

A good quality jersey will cost between 300 and 600 pounds. Of course you can find much cheaper ones from street vendors but also the quality is cheaper as well.

Have fun.

Okay, I need some help ere’.

I’m well underway in this project, however, I still need help with a couple of things.

1.- When did the Ancient Egypt Civilization begin & end?

2.-What did they have for sport, entertainment or recreation.

3.- What kind of foods did they eat?

4.- What sort of buildings existed and what materials were used?

These are the only things I need help with. Thankyou.
And yeah, I don’t just want links. I want information, damnation.
Yeah, just good information.

Ancient Egypt was an ancient civilization of eastern North Africa, concentrated along the lower reaches of the Nile River in what is now the modern country of Egypt. The civilization coalesced around 3150 BC[1] with the political unification of Upper and Lower Egypt under the first pharaoh, and it developed over the next three millennia.[2] Its history occurred in a series of stable Kingdoms, separated by periods of relative instability known as Intermediate Periods. Ancient Egypt reached its pinnacle during the New Kingdom, after which it entered a period of slow decline. Egypt was conquered by a succession of foreign powers in this late period, and the rule of the pharaohs officially ended in 31 BC when the early Roman Empire conquered Egypt and made it a province.[3]

The success of ancient Egyptian civilization stemmed partly from its ability to adapt to the conditions of the Nile River Valley. The predictable flooding and controlled irrigation of the fertile valley produced surplus crops, which fueled social development and culture. With resources to spare, the administration sponsored mineral exploitation of the valley and surrounding desert regions, the early development of an independent writing system, the organization of collective construction and agricultural projects, trade with surrounding regions, and a military intended to defeat foreign enemies and assert Egyptian dominance. Motivating and organizing these activities was a bureaucracy of elite scribes, religious leaders, and administrators under the control of a pharaoh who ensured the cooperation and unity of the Egyptian people in the context of an elaborate system of religious beliefs.[4][5]

The many achievements of the ancient Egyptians include the quarrying, surveying and construction techniques that facilitated the building of monumental pyramids, temples, and obelisks; a system of mathematics, a practical and effective system of medicine, irrigation systems and agricultural production techniques, the first known ships,[6] Egyptian faience and glass technology, new forms of literature, and the earliest known peace treaty.[7] Egypt left a lasting legacy. Its art and architecture were widely copied, and its antiquities carried off to far corners of the world. Its monumental ruins have inspired the imaginations of travellers and writers for centuries. A newfound respect for antiquities and excavations in the early modern period led to the scientific investigation of Egyptian civilization and a greater appreciation of its cultural legacy, for Egypt and the world.

for teenager and if u r older remember when u were
1)wat was/is ur favourite sport?
2)which one were/r u in school? (lazy, bta3 m2aleb fel modareseen, the smartest one, b3ady bel 3afya)
3)which one were/r u in ur shella of friends? (the leader, a member, the funniest, the most serious, bta3 el mshakel)
4) what was/is the most embaressing moment where when and wat was ur reaction?
5) wat was/is the most unforgotable moment is it the worst or the happiest?
try to enjoy when ur answering
salam

1) Football
2) The smartest one
3) The funniest & the most serious in the same time
4) I fell in the street infront of my crush , I was jast walkin infront of her , and I was staring at her , when sudenly I FELL…..I was soo embaressed…I just stood up and kept walkin , he he he he
5) Soooo many….

I’m going to sharm el sheikh in december and I love doing water sports while I’m on holiday so I was wondering if I can jet ski, parasail, or any other water sports Anywhere in egypt …. Please help

probably on the Nile. If not, try the Med

Wahhabis are allegedly paying poor people to wear visible signs of Islam. According to local sources the alleged rate today varies from 100 Euro to 300 Euro per month depending on how much of face or body is covered in Islamic clothing.
Money talks and it sure does as is evident with its contribution to the replacement of moderate Islam in Kosovo with the financing of Islamic studies trips for youngsters. After a stint of such religious learning abroad in Saudi Arabia or Egypt, lasting around six to 12 months, the youngsters upon returning back in Kosovo sport Islamic beards and robes instead of their jeans.
The mix of Saudi Wahhabism with their oil money is proving dangerous to the world.

http://www.savekosovo.org/default.asp?p=4

to captainA:
You are deliberately forgetting, that Kosovo IS Serbia and that is OUR problem.

Only on a level of united Europe. Radical Muslims are a global threat.

When you have USA backing them up, that is even a bigger threat.

The biggest threat is when you have Europe against you as well.

Even bigger than that is when you have American poltroons and payees in your own country, trying to sell the property of the people and put extra money in their private pockets.

Another solution is to convert into Muslim religion and be a bigger Muslim than the Muslims themselves. That way, we could destroy Europe together with the Muslims, for not having helped us when we most needed it.

Finally, when the Chinese appear, we convert to whichever religion they are by then.

I’m going sharm el sheikh this winter break but I don’t think I can do a form of any water sports but o was wondering if I could jet ski anywhere else in Egypt?? Please help I’m not sure..

Almost anywhere, but before you do make sure it is allowed, as some beaches that are for families don’t always allow it.

I am relocating to Cairo in a week or so. I am in professional sport and will be running an academy based there. I will be paid what seems to be a fairly considerable amount of money on their/Egypt standards, just under $100K USD per year. What are the nicest, cleanest, safest, most modern and if possible the most quiet places to live in Cairo, perhaps with international "flavor" and not necessarily an expat community.?. I have also heard that buying a car can be a very very expensive endeavor there. Is this accurate and what brands seem to be more expensive/less expensive? While I have your attention, as far as outfitting my home/apt/condo, what household items are expensive and what are typical and reasonable? Is there an area that I can live where I don’t necessarily need a car at all? Where I can walk to and from everything I need conveniently? Is it realistic to hire a driver/car service for daily trips to and from work? Thanks for your feedback. Bill

Hi Bill,

Well, you have to be one hell of a sports coach to make $100K, that is a lot of money here. Anyway, let me tackle your questions;

1- The most important thing is for you to live near your work cause Cairo is a big city and is very congested. You dont want to spend several hours a day driving to and back from work, so find out where the academy is located and will provide you with the best neighbourhood where u can reside. If you prefer not to get into the details then the logical order is as follows;

- Maadi – clean, green, pubs, restaurants, lots of expats, expensive.
- Zamalek – central location, lots of restaurants etc
- El Sheikh Zayed – new suburb, a little far from everything but quiet, clean, beautiful new homes and a great community.

- Buying a car can be expensive cause of the high customs. Egypt is one of the most expensive countries when it comes t buying a car, but u will more than make up for it cause gas is 25 cents. Buying a car can be tricky, imported cars are the most expensive, it really boils down to your budget. Below are a few examples for how much brand new cars cost in U.S$

- Toyota Corolla 1.6l = $25,000
- BMW 320 2.0L = $61,000
- Hyundai Elantra= $16,000

I am including a link below to a site that has the prices for most cars available in the market, go through the site and choose based on your budget.

You will need a car, trust me on this one, public transportation system is terrible her. It is one of those countries where u must have a car. It would be a good idea to hire a driver, I would highly recommend u do so cause it will save u the hassle of driving in the busy streets and finding a place to park, driver wont cost u much, should be around $200 a month.

On the household front, you should try and rent a furnished apartment. Most apartments that are listed for rent are usually fully furnished, furniture is rather expensive here and there is no Ikea yet. In general most stuff except for consumer goods are more expensive because of custom duties. So, anything imported will be on the expensive side, locally produced stuff will be cheap. You will be surprised at how cheap food and beverages are cheap here.

Hope the above covers your question, feel free to add more, I am sure u have tons.

Best of luck

We’ve discovered the fun of a Saturday evening spent at the Bridgeport, NJ dirt track.

Anyone else a fan of that track/sport? Who is your favorite driver?

Any suggestions of other dirt tracks for this "newbie" to the sport?

MANY thanks! zoom, zoom, zoom…

bridgeport

like a kawsaki or suzuki or something like a sports bike

Dear,
You can buy Motorcycle used Honda CPR 250cc for 15,000 Egyptian pounds.

Well it’s been a roller coaster of a two weeks for sport
From Mohamed Homos’ stunning match winning header for the Pharaohs, the first in 15 attempts from Africa to beat Italy
against the world champions the Azzuari. A big big shock and well deserved. No more no less. Pakistan’s Twenty20 win at Lord’s against Sri Lanka to the Red White and Blue’s win against Egypt. I didnt see the match myself so i can’t say if they deserved the match or not even if it was 3-0.
In my opinion both teams deserved to go through but my personal favourite was Egypt
Never the less Congratulations to the United States
these moments bring happiness and are worth gold to some so cherish
them and remember them, because sometimes these great moments are not repeated however long it maybe
They are worth remembering.
They bring so much joy emotican and excitement
I still remember Turkey’s raid on European football like it was yesturday
These memories will live long in my memory for ever more.

And how about you guys?
What did you think about these events in the last few weeks?
How many of you watched these games

I just hope the Lions can beat South Africa in the next test!
God Bless

Pakistan thoroughly deserved their win .Having been thrashed by England earlier they showed some character to come back from that ordeal. Well done.

Okay look, I’ve been living in Egypt 4 a while now, about *8 months*, I don’t really have *friends* here, so basically I do nothing the whole day, I’m so damn bored its ridiculous.. My husband works soo I’m all alone until he comes. I tried joining any sport clubs or that kinda thing, it was WAY TO EXPENSIVE, I tried looking for music lessons.. Everything.. Still way to expensive.. So I was wondering if there were anything Free* like volunteering or something affordable I can get busy with until I go back to my home country (Canada).

Plz dont mention getting a job.. I’m not gonna work my butt off for peanuts.. THANKS!

ask yourself , What would i like to do?
you are the only one to answer this question.
walk, dance , window shop , watch tv , listen to music , read ?

Hi everybody! I’m a girl who lives abrod and comes to egypt only on summer.My father is egyptian so i can speek little arabic,everytime i come i feel so boring would u help me please suggesting places to spend my time in a funny way and make new friends.I was considering the option of having some sport in a gym is there any fitness club i colud join for a month?how much will it cost?i m in the zamlek area i really need your help to plan my holidays thank you

Dear Dody
This is the best choice available to you , in the Katamia heights social/sporting club you can have all the sports you want including GYM , swimming , Tennis , and Golf,, plus there are a lot of social activities with legitimate Egyptians and also expats,,,
You can spend all the day there doing different activities and in no time you will know a lot of good friends

take a look to their web site , they have temporary member ship can fit your case:

http://www.katameyaheights.com/about_kh.asp

Q.Why is baseball the most popular sport in Japan?
Q.Why is wanting to be different in Japan considered bad manners?
Q.Why are these temples in Egypt so important/popular these days?:
TEMPLE OF: KARNAK, LUXOR, DEIR, EL-BANRI ESNA,EDFU AND KOM OMBO.

I can answer you about Egyptian temples.
These temples are important but not only these days, but always. It’s very old with many details and for very famous kings.

the match is On 18th novemeber … Tomorrow …
and will only be broadcasted on Jazeera & ART Sport …
it’s only my 1st week in the states & I Really HAVE to watch it
plzz helppp

go to fifa.com

http://www.fifa.com/worldfootball/news/newsid=1135950.html#watch+algeria+egypt+live+now

NADY EL SHAMS STAND UP!!!!!!!!!

I hear the best one is very expensive, what’s it called again?….my dad said he used to go there when he was a kid a lot…

But honestly, I only went to one nady (el shams) but like a million times…ahhhhhh the memories! They’re all basically the same, right?

I also went to two clubs in Alex (one beside the lighthouse where the beach water is dirty, what’s it called?……another one I forget).

TOO BAD CANADA DOESN’T HAVE AAAAANY NADY’s!!!
Here, listen to this as you type your answer:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLsx1kDKEzQ

Ohh yea, who here went to Maryland before?

yeah i’ve been to El Maryland before its nice…….but, its all about NADY EL AHLY WOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!! thats as a team, but as a nady to go to, i go to one of those marakez el shabab near my neighborhood

im stuck in egypt and DYING to watch the nba finals between celtics and lakers, but cant find the right channel, all sports channels are soccer, any one know what channel to watch it or maybe websites to watch it live, and hell even how to listen to it live, ill take ANYTHING

ask a question 2 hours from now and i will tell you the score

guess!(darawesh) football
and koret el sor3a! the world champions are from ismailia

detail? modern egypt

1.

Egyptian Rowing .. 100 Years

The Egyptian Rowing Federation is one of the earliest sports federations to be established anywhere in the world. It is also a founding member of the Egyptian Olympic Committee at its establishment time in 1910.

Since 1907 and throughout 100 years history, Egypt participates in competitions at all levels: world, Olympics, African and Arab., as a result of the contribution, effort and passion from Egypt Rowing family members. During these competitions, champions do their best to raise the Egyptian Flag and be on the awarding podium.
2.

Back

Pool World Cup Tournament (2007)

The Pool World Cup Tournament is set to be launched in the Sunrise Beach – Hurghada on August 27, 2007.

The event is organized by the Akhbar al-Yom Third World Foundation.

17 Egyptian players are competing in the three-day tournament.

Only 13 out of a total of 84 playing in the preliminaries will make it to the finals.

Because of their international seeding, 19 players have already become finalists, bringing the number of those competing in the finals to 32.

Egyptians are hard bent on securing advanced places. It is to be noted that Ihab al-Misiri and Sameh Sidhum are already in the finals
and 3.
Squash champions in Egypt

Amr Shabana

Amr ShabanaAmr Shabana is a professional squash player from Egypt. He won the World Open in 2003 and 2005, and reached the World No. 1 ranking in 2006.

Shabana stunned the squash world in December 2003 when, seeded ninth, he captured his first World Open title, beating Thierry Lincou in the final 15-11, 11-15, 15-8, 15-14.

In 2004, Shabana finished runner-up at the British Open, losing in the final to David Palmer 10-11 (4-6), 11-7, 11-10 (3-1), 11-7.

Shabana won his second World Open title in 2005, beating Palmer in the final 11-6, 11-7, 11-8.

In April 2006, Shabana became the first Egyptian player to reach the World No. 1 ranking. He also won the Bermuda PSA Masters that same month.

I need friendship. I live in the UAE. My name is Osama Ashraf. I am 12. I am looking for a friendship (not dating). male or female, doesn’t matter. From twelve to sixteen. My hobbies are reading (English) and swimming. Any body who is a member in Maadi Sport club. When I go to Egypt I stay in Maadi.
Please write your email, age, facebook, brief note about yourself. I would be proud to be your friend.

Listen, how about you start by sticking to one account of yours?
I really don’t get what this whole diversion is about.

I’m going to egypt with my dad for a water sports holiday near Sharmal Shake and I dont really know what and how much to take.

bring cotton , summer clothes for the day .
bring your swimsuit and plastic footwear if you have it .
get a shawl or a jacket for the evenings .
you will enjoy water sports all day , so get sunblock to protect your skin
in the evenings you would go to Naama Bay for fun.
there are discos and restaurants .
enjoy .

I can’t say I love it, because I don’t feel like it is home. And home is where I’m loved. We’re not loved, appreciated, respected or welcomed in our country. No real freedom, no international charisma, we’re hated from everyone, we only cheer for Egypt in sports. Everyday disasters happen and we don’t care, but people got depressed since we were disqualified. I can’t say I love it, I also can’t say I can. I don’t know really what to say or feel anymore about this country. I am 17 years old and I am in engineering college, I am disappointed at everything I am seeing there, I am disappointed at everything I saw before it. I am disappointed at this whole country and I feel betrayed. I don’t feel "Home", I just don’t. I tell myself its normal, you shouldn’t be all pro-nationalism, it is religion what matters, you can’t even practice it well here…… Tell me your answer and reason for it..
If loving my country is like loving a girl, I’d be ashamed to be an Egyptian….

I love many aspects of Egypt! First, the Egyptian Arabic has a soft, musical sound. The people are very diverse and very flexible. No charisma?? Think again! Nothing is more interesting than the history of Egypt, much of which lives today.If you don’t agree with your government, live to try to make changes, but remember to embrace your culture and know everything you can about your country. It has a rich past and most people I know would love to go there.

the nile – canoeing
desert – 10,000 meters

Me and 4 friends are planning a trip to Egypt with 5000 American dollars each and we need some ideas of places to go. We really want to see some neat cultural places but we also want to see some places related to sports or activities. We need to go during a holiday so that we have school off but we’re not sure what times of year are holidays in Egypt. Any ideas?
Does anybody care?

I’ve been to Egypt before and trust me, 5000$ us is A LOT of money. You can start in Cairo and see the Great pyramid of Giza, you can take a cruise on the Nile, very beautifull, lost of mosquitos so make sure you bring some off with you. Then you can catch a flight to Luxor where ou can go visit the Valley of the Kings and the Museum. The flight is about 60$. If you also want to visit another place, so to Abu Simbel, also take a flight. It’s about 40km from Sudan. It’s very beautiful. The poeple will try to rip you off with prices, so always bargain. What ever they name you as a price, tell yourself that you can cut the price in half (even that they are ripping you off). If youw ant something, tell yourself that even if you say NO, they will run after you, so don’t be scared. If you are travelling with women, make sure, at least in Cairo to be fully dressed, t-shirts, no tank tops or cleavage shirts and always pants or long skirts. They might be harassed by men and women will look at them bad. I had water thrown on me in the market. There are other places too that are awesome. What i’ve named you are the "archaeological" places. When youtake cab, always ask for the price first. Bargain the cab ride as well, there will always be another cabby willing to take you in for cheaper then the other. They are crazy drivers, INSANE, but amazing.

Good luck, you might have a better time in Marroco though.

Are there sports clubs that let people play soccer, (football)?

You can play from Cairo football side.