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Pulse Oximeter Saves Protesters

By: Jack Rogers | 2011-02-23 | News and society
A pulse oximeter was credited for saving more than a few lives in the Middle East. read more

Egypt Shark Attacks

By: Laura Hartson | 2010-12-14 | Destinations
Egypt, a popular tourist location for Europeans searching for some winter sun, has come into disrepute this week after a oceanic white tip shark has attacked four tourists in the waters surrounding Sharm El Sheik. read more

U.S Stocks Fell amid Escalating Protest in Egypt

By: Jolie Crussel | 2011-01-31 | Business News
Fears over unrest in Egypt sent world financial markets to the negative territory. read more

Social Networks Harnessed by Protest Movement in Egypt

By: Y. Yehoshua | 2011-02-23 | Social issues
Protest leaders used social networks such as Facebook and Twitter to plan and organize the recent demonstrations in Egypt. read more

Protest

By: Sivaprasad Dantu | 2010-04-04 | Politics
The article aims at educating protest the right way in developing countries like india. read more

Egypt Shore Excursions:pyramids & Sakkara With Camel & Jeep Safari

By: Golden Egypt Tours | 2011-02-23 | Cruises
This exciting tour by Vehicle, four-wheel-drive vehicle and camel caravan will acquaint you with the beauty of the Egyptian desert and the mysteries of the pyramids. Travel aboard your Vehicle, (approximately 2.5 hours) through desolate expanse of desert and reclaimed, cultivated land en rou ... read more

Police Protested in Ecuador, President Rafael Correa Attacked

By: Mary Rose | 2010-10-04 | News and society
The policemen in Quito and other parts of Ecuador protested against a law cutting their benefits approved by the National Assembly. The law would end the practice of giving policemen medals and bonuses with each promotion. Ecuador was in a state of siege. Hundreds of police plunged the country in chaos, the rebellious officers fired tear gas and burned tyres. They set up roadblocks and closed airports to cut off access to the capital. 300 troops occupied runways, so around 700 passengers were stranded due to flight cancellations. Many schools and businesses shut down because of the absence of police protection. read more

Protests Erupt Across Muslim World

By: Mary Rose | 2011-04-07 | News and society
The Islam-hating Florida preacher who threatened to burn the Koran on the anniversary of the terror attacks 9/11 burned a copy of the holy book in front of a crowd of only 30 people during a bizarre ritual at a church in Florida, United States. Pastor Terry Jones’s action has sparked wild protests around the world. Many people feared that it would endanger U.S. soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan. President Obama even believed it might break out a spate of suicide bombings. Most recently, protests have erupted across the Muslim world after extreme action of the US preacher Terry Jones read more

Camel Cavalry - Civil War History

By: Lindsey Williams | 2010-04-04 | News and society
The dash of American soldiers overcoming Iraq desert sand in the triumphant march to Baghdad recalls a colorful experiment in 1855-60 using camels to militarily conquer the great American desert dividing the east and west coasts. Discovery of gold at Sutter's Mill in Dec. 1848 set off a rush for California. Eager miners had to choose from three difficult and dangerous routes to get there. read more

Occupy Movement: Protest against Unbridled Inequality

By: Editor123 | 2011-12-28 | Society
Started on Sep 17, 2011, Occupy Wall Street movement (OWS) is a protest against the unbridled inequality and wealth difference in the U.S. and other parts of the world. read more

Arundhati Roy's home besieged by protesters

By: alam.md | 2010-10-31 | Environment
Famous Indian novelist Arundhati Ray recently uttered that Kashmir has never been an integral part of India. It is a historical fact. Her compassion towards Kashmiris is well known in the world. read more

Real Attacks Vs Dueling

By: John Perkins | 2010-03-29 | Martial Arts
I have been asked what the difference is in training for a duel and a real life attack. Basically a duel is a planned event where there are some rules and expected behavior involved with what will happen during a conflict. Sometimes a duel is not planned. In this case a person may have some martial arts training like karate or boxing or has training in ring style fighting. Here you may encounter a person who may wish to fight for some psychological reason and attempt to have a contest in the street to see who is the real man. This kind of person can be seen at your local bar after a few drinks or after he has been hanging out with his buddies and may be bored or in some kind of drug induced state of mind and wish to do combat with whoever he feels would suit his needs. Here is a situation that can go south fast. read more

Egypt Family Tour

By: Ahmed Hany | 2011-01-21 | Online promotion
discover the wonders of Egypt to see Egyptian treasures, Pharaohs, Pyramids and more for curious kids with camel riding around Pyramids in Cairo, Nile cruise between Aswan and Luxor with beach vacation in Sharm El Sheikh with amazing tour options for the whole family members, really it is an exotic family adventure holiday in Egypt read more

Egypt - A Time Bomb?

By: Barbara Goldsmith | 2011-02-03 | Arts & Entertainment
Some of the predictions I made at the end of 2010 have already come to pass. I predicted that with the ingress of Uranus into Aries in March this year that we would start to see more revolts, riots and the toppling of governments and seats of power in many countries. With the riots in Tunisia and Jordan and this week the protests and demonstrations in Egypt, we are seeing more unrest than ever before. President Mubarak who has been in power for the last 30 years has agreed to step down. read more

Camel Facts You'll Find Interesting

By: Sara Le | 2010-03-26 | Wildlife and Environment
We tend to get our camel facts in bits and pieces. We know that some camels have one hump, others have two, and they are famous for being able to go long distances or periods with out water. We've heard that they can be easy to ride, or uncomfortable to ride, depending on who you talk to. We tend to associate them with desert areas, and may have even heard that they once roamed free in the state of Nevada. read more