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My site is back! And my header aswell. Time for some music! "Pachelbel's Canon in D" You don't have to be a music geek to laugh at this. Thanks to norwegianrecycling over at gybo for finding this. Briliant. BONUS: Here's for you're listening pleasure the original one hit wonder. Download it. Listen to it. Sing melodies over it. It will just make your day. MP3: Pachelbel - Pachelbel's Canon

When it comes to movies I'm a bit picky. Well not exactly picky. A movie has to be honest above all for me to like it. Or it has to try to fool me, to make me underestimate it. If a movie pretends to be deep and complicated and is in fact deep and complicated - well done. If it pretends to be primitive and violent and is primitive and violent - well done. If it pretends to be stupid and primitive

There will be no more updates this year. I wish you a merry x-mas and a happy new year. Good night, and good luck!

Me, Saba (MCP candidate) and Emad Nida's MCP speech The Firestarters and Sohaib, MCP candidate The Firestarters and Taha, MCP candidate Omar, Saira, Adeel and Sharmin Kurt and the IBA delegates (yay!) The MC voting for MCP MCP announcement - Congrats Nida!! OC, OC, OC!!

I was thinking if I should delete the last post following the results of the elections. But then I decided not to. I don't want to go into details here because I know that anyone who cares about this whole process knows what really happend. Anyways, the MCP applications have been re-opened and I stand in front of a difficult decision. I know that I have a lot of support but still I can't help of feeling a sting of humiliation going through it all again... No one seems to really understand what I mean by that but that is what I feel.I had totally switched mindset after the MCP announcement; I started focusing on entering another phase in my life and I considered not only myself but other people that are and have become an important part of my life. And now it's time to switch again. I'm confused to say the least... But a decision will be made today. Thank you for your support and for believing in me! You know who you are...

Surya sent me this link for an extremely well directed and designed presentation on public world statistics. I thought The Inconvenient Truth was good, this is another step.The speaker is Hans Rosling of the Karolinska Institute in Sweden andfounder of gapminder.com, a website focused on making data about theworld more accessible to the public through creative display.It's about 20 mins, but really worth the time - I learned a lot about the world!

Well, so I haven't updated my blog in a while, as I've been very busy lately, but I promise from now on I'll do my best to update it more regularely. For now, I have a little video I'd like to share with everyone, saw it on YouTube, but I promise my next posts will be much more interesting and thought provoking... Here it is:

It's taken a while, but it's finally off the ground.Dobre Pivo. For all those people who are in my heart everytime I have a pivo.

Yippeee..... was messing around on-line and came across the fact that Terminus is coming up in March.For those that don't know Terminus is a huge Ultimate Frisbee tournament held here in Atlanta over two weekends in March. The first weekend is reserved for University Teams (yes plenty of stupid college girls to hit on including purdue women will be there) and the other weekend is reserved for club teams.Unfortunately, last year I was out of town both weekends. But that won't be the case this time. Maybe by then I will have purchased a new camera and will be able to take some killer photos.http://www.afdc.com/terminus/

Paris aims to seduce (maybe not only) Londoners The ad campaign developed for the Regional Tourism Committee of Paris Ile-de-France is comprised of three images. Each one presents a facet of Paris or an event being held in the French capital or in the region. The objective is to show Londoners that Paris isn't a stuffy museum city, but that it is a vibrant destination brimming with exiting events that are worth visiting regularly. Not afraid to make fun of the city's stereotypes ( view the best known Parisian gestures ), the Regional Tourism Committee of Paris Ile-de-France uses humour to give Paris a new image.

Yesterday I went to the concert of Shakira :)It was a very nice concert and I was almost in the first row, so it was great. The concert was very good, I did not knew a lot of the new songs of Shakira, but she sang a lot of the old songs. Something that was very surprising for me is that a lot of people in the concert was just very relax and just hearing the concert, I can not imagine a Shakira concert in Latin America where people is just sitting listening, anyway that is the European culture. Luckily we were standing up almost and almost in the first row and we were dancing and jumping all around. It was a very nice evening and I really enjoy the concert, I will like to go more often to the concerts.

My first real published article with Egypt Today - and it's a glowing review of a Microsoft product. Before you start hissing "sell-out" at me - Microsoft Office 2007 is excellent, I promise......