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Egypt Software: Hosni Mubarak in Google Timeline View

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Connecting Software Developers in Egypt. Wednesday, June 13, 2007. Hosni Mubarak in Google Timeline View. Google currently has a cool experimental search feature which provides a timeline for search queries. All you have to do is write "view:timeline" before or after your search query in the Google search box. An interesting search query I've tried using timeline view was for Hosni Mubarak. Selling my IT Recruitment Agency. Hosni Mubarak in Google Timeline View. Google Business Plan Competition.

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Egypt Software: Microsoft Surface

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Connecting Software Developers in Egypt. Thursday, May 31, 2007. Microsoft has created a nice piece of furniture. A table. Unlike regular wood or steel tables we know of, this table has a touch screen on it's surface. The new product is call Microsoft Surface. Unlike early touch screens which allowed a person to use one finger to manipulate objects on the screen, the Microsoft Surface allows one to use to fingers simultaneously. To manipulate screen objects. Internet in the Desert. Autosave Now in Blogger.

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Egypt Software: Folders and Tags Coexist

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Connecting Software Developers in Egypt. Friday, May 25, 2007. Folders and Tags Coexist. It's interesting that Yahoo has decided that both the folders and tags can coexist with each other. It has the case to hale tags as the Web 2.0 predecessor of the old folder idea. Google has particularly made this idea clear by it's then revolutionary design decision to drop folders and go for tags in gmail. In its beta verson. To give them. Perhaps tags would. Internet in the Desert. Folders and Tags Coexist.

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Egypt Farm: July 2008

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A dip into the plant life of Egypt. Sunday, July 6, 2008. The process is easy and straightforward. It goes like this: First collect the black watermelon seeds after eating the juicy red parts of the watermelon and instead of throwing them away put them in a colandar. When the seeds cool down, pick one and crack it open with your teeth then eat the small kernal inside it. Yummy! Posted by Ashraf Al Shafaki. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Subscribe to Egypt Farm by Email. Recipe: How...

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Egypt Farm: March 2009

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A dip into the plant life of Egypt. Monday, March 16, 2009. Eating Fava Bean Sprouts. Many types of seeds can be an interesting thing to do and greatly increases their nutritional value. While fava beans. Broad beans) are not among the commonly listed seeds for sprouting. Yet in Egypt fava beans are the seeds which are commonly sprouted by ordinary Egyptians and used as a popular inexpensive Egyptian dish. Here is how fava bean sprouts are commonly prepared and cooked in Egypt:. Add two small whole onions.

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Egypt Farm: November 2008

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A dip into the plant life of Egypt. Monday, November 10, 2008. Milk and Date Shake. Last month I've learnt how to make a new drink. It is milk and date shake. I will call it so to be inline with milk and banana shake which I enjoyed greatly since my early childhood. I learnt this new drink only last month upon my visit to a young Egyptian guy who has taken 6 feddans (around 6 hectars just a bit more) of land in Wadi El Natrun. I tried it there, and indeed was amazed with the taste! Milk and Date Shake.

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Egypt Farm: August 2009

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A dip into the plant life of Egypt. Tuesday, August 11, 2009. After around two months from sowing the seeds, my sunflower plants started to flower:. The photos above are of a sunfowr plant I had planted in a 40 cm (15") pot at the edge of my balcony in Cairo, Egypt. The birds seemed to like the taste of the sunflower plant leaves so I had to hange an old CD next to the sunflower plant in order to deter them and it did turn out to be very effective. Posted by Ashraf Al Shafaki. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).