Issue # 67
Oct 12th - Oct 25th
imagine a new sharm
Our imagination can be our deadliest enemy, or, our window of hope. In this
instance I will refer to our imagination, and what we imagine, as our window of
hope. Whether it turns into a reality, or remains merely a vision will only depend
on the nature of Sharmers during the next decade, at a start.
Do you ever imagine what Sharm would, and could be like, other than it al-
ready is?
I’m sure most of you have. Well, at least once or twice thought: if only that
could….. what if this was…..why isn’t it like that….? And so on. Well, that is just
life for you. It’s your ego wanting more, or less for that matter.
There are several places around the world that are untouched and spoiled by
the greed and ambition of today, is it possible for Sharm to become one of
them? It certainly has the setting for it. Could Sharm ever become a sanctuary of
international peace, where cultures of the world come together as one? I mean
if you really think about it – isn’t that what it really is; a beautiful city that people
from all over choose as home. I mean, no one really is from Sharm (except the
Bedouins). We are all people that have chosen to settle here; we are Sharm set-
tlers.
Now – if we all moved away from what we had, and choose to settle in nature,
as they say, wouldn’t that mean that the social dynamics found in Sharm should
be very different? Shouldn’t it mean that the social nature found here is meant
to be; pure, free, liberating, non-judgmental, devoid of jealousy, regret, anger
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and deceit.
Well guess what, such places do exist; places that are pure and simple. They are
called Commune’s around the world, and the largest of them being the Kibbutz.
The kibbutz is a community of people who chose to give up everything for a more
spiritual lifestyle. At the kibbutz, materialistic obsession doesn’t exist; there they
live off the land, and learn to work for what they want. Everyone has a part and
role to play.
Interestingly enough, and to my surprise, we found several Sharmer’s that have
taken that path. Here is what they had to say:
“I spent about three – four years on the kibbutz and absolutely loved it! If I could,
I would go back…” – Declared Anne, a mother of two.
“Being at the kibbutz was the best experience and time in my entire life; I learnt
so much there and think that it would do everyone good to spend some time of
their life at the kibbutz.” – Revealed, Mary, a local Sharmer.
Well, why does it have to be somewhere we go? Why can’t Sharm be like that?
Why is it that we complicate an otherwise simple life? That is beyond me… Sharm
is a virgin land where it is our duty, as the settlers, to cultivate and nourish it,
whether by building things, agriculture or implementing new rules, principles and
traditions. We are what we make it to be, and it is us who should make the desert
bloom, creating a new earth; free from all the nonsense we see and know around
the world. Sharm has so much potential that isn’t utilized to its greatest advan-
tage. If we could wipe it clean, and start on a fresh plain canvas; to take a paint-
brush and let ourselves go, what wonderful pictures we would paint. Well guess
what? It’s never too late.
Just do it. Get out there and do something for yourself. So , going back to imagina-
tion, imagine Sharm if….
We used solar energy. We would not have the constant power cuts we usually
do, and our bills would cost a lot less. Most importantly, we will be using a natural
resource that Sharm has plenty of, for something other than tanning.
We purify more sea water right here. Even in the desert heaven, we would have
plenty of water and it would be a lot cheaper than transporting it all the way from
El Tor or even further still.
We live in peace, and by peace, I mean inner peace. Imagine what it would be like
to live free of racial and social prejudice. It can happen, it happened in Malaysia
very well! If everyone stops believing that “their” way is the right or the better
way – imagine all the peace there would be flowing in the air. Imagine all that
good karma.
Bicycles were the main means of transport. With 9 months of perfect weather,
and small distances in Sharm, why are people so persistent on using cars. Most of
you are expats; back home you walk, cycle or take the tube to move around. Why
in Sharm, does the need for a car suddenly emerge? How come in Amsterdam it
seems to work so well?
Imagine a place where you can walk down the streets without people harass-
ing you, where you can show your true emotions without fear, apprehension or
guilt. A place where everyone acts like one big family without the complication
of the modern lifestyles; go back to when Sharm was pure, simple and a lot less
complicated.
Every place is made by its people. Give it a thought and let us know what you
come up with, by emailing editor@sinaiweekly.com
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Sharm’s Bottom Line
What is the bottom line?

You have to focus on what you want to do, and just do it. If you stop to think
about what everyone else is saying and feeling, then you will never do anything.
It is good to be sensitive to the needs and feelings of others, but not at your own
cost, as that would classify as people-pleasing which we discussed in a previous
issue.
The bottom line is a general term used in our day-to-day dialogue, and is the sum
up of everything. You know how on a financial statement from your bank, you
eyes roll down to the bottom line that shows your net income. Well, yeah, obvi-
ously that is the bottom line. As they say in Arabic “hat min elakher’ i.e. what’s the
bottom line? Stop beating about the bush, (which is very common here). Say what
it is you want, and go get it.
!
“I love the bottom line, as I hate all the B.S that goes on; it just goes in one ear and
out the other.” – Said Pete, a local shop assistant.
Also, what goes hand in hand with the bottom line is the power of now…just live
for the moment.; this precise moment. Your past is what made you and got you
where you are now, be thankful for it and your future in what lies ahead of you,
look forward to it, but never remain living in the past or the future. The bottom
line is Now. What do I want Now. Not yesterday, not tomorrow, not in a week.
Now. ‘Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, but today is a gift that is why it
is called present’ – as the wise man once said.
Well, treat it so and act upon the power of now. Ask
yourself, what is it you want. Deep down inside, what

So, what is the bottom line in Sharm?
“The bottom line is when I have had enough and say stop, and really mean it.” –
Declared Anne, a local resident.
“I haven’t found my bottom line yet; I seem to be able to just keep going on and
on and on. I know it is going to come crashing down one day but I will face that
when it comes to it.” – Confessed Mark, a local diver.
is your bottom line. Why are you in Sharm. Figure it
out and go out and do it. If more people started to
do that – life would be a lot more progressive.
So, whether it is the power of now or looking for
the bottom line, just do it Sharmers, you will feel
life is a lot easier and you will be a lot happier.
And as we all know, the more people are hap-
pier, the better the karma in the air is.

“The bottom line to me, is the make or break of a situation,” – defined Hesham, a Got something to say? Email editor@sinai-
local business owner. “It is the conclusion, the last word, the final straw. In other weekly.com
words what is it that we really want or need?” – He added.

“The bottom line is that this is the way things are, and it will be very hard to change
anything, so you will have to learn to adapt.” – Observed Adam, a new Sharmer.

Join In For
A Clean Sharm
Unfortunately the summer did not bring any improvement on the garbage front, on the contrary. The number of rubbish boxes declined, as did the number of garbage
collectors. But on the positive side that let recently to another change in the management of SES, and we heard that since the this process started to reverse. However
the sorry state of our streets (not to mention the former beautiful desert surroundings) can be just a warning to residents not to give up in the efforts for a cleaner
Sharm. That will need the help of all Sharmers - get up and join!

Join in Clean Sharm and try to make a change. One can complain and sit back, and one can take things in ones hand. Luckily there have always been Sharmers work-
ing quietly and unnoticed in their own special way for a better life for all of us. However, working as a group will give us a chance to be heard and reach higher goals.

For a beautiful clean and environmental friendly city we need:

• A functional waste management system (timely collection of garbage, recycling and a well fenced-off sanitary landfill for non recyclable waste)
• Enforcement of the environmental law in order to stop illegal dumping
• Awareness about the danger of plastic (bags and bottles!) for our environment in general, and for the future of tourism in particular

Clean Sharm has several task forces.

On the forefront Clean-Ups are organized by the Clean Up group, to set an example and raise awareness.
Of course clean-ups have only a small and temporary impact, but are a perfect occasion to attract attention, inform people and make a positive contribution.

The EDU group promotes a change of attitude to garbage disposal with the famous motto: Reduce, re-use, recycle!
Indeed, if you care about this area, do realize that your own behavior makes a difference! Set the right example and put your garbage in the containers. Use your own
durable shopping bags, watch/reduce your water consumption and limit the use of plastic bottles.

Last but not least there is the Core group, which works quietly behind the scenes, together with relevant authorities and organizations to address the above and more
priorities.

Maybe we don’t need to go Green, but we definitely want to go CLEAN!

Join Clean Sharm: join the regular Clean Ups, join us in our Facebook group ‘Clean Sharm’, subscribe to the regular newsletter (just write a short note to info@clean-
sharm.org)

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 to the...
Dear Editor,
memoirs of a sharmer
I decided to have something to eat as I waited for them to return. I went and
bought a sandwich and a coca cola. While I was eating, I started talking to
I have just started working in a new company and love it so far. All the people the man I had met earlier; he seemed a very nice person. As we were getting
are really nice and friendly. to know each other better, I really started to admire him. He told me a story
about his family that he had lost several years ago, the pain in his eyes was so
I think that it is so important to feel welcomed and relaxed at work and as if it is vivid, as if it had happened only yesterday.
one big family; that is what team work is all about.

When the atmosphere and vibe is friendly, then the results are more productive
and beneficial. At the end of the day, the company’s interest is our main concern
and goal.

I just wanted to share how at home and comfortable I feel here, as it is all so
new to me.

Thank you.
Best regards,
Zoe

Dear Zoe,

Congratulations on your new job; that’s great news that you are enjoying it!
Team work and friendly atmosphere are so important when working with other
people. It can be the make or break of keeping a job. The success of any com-
pany depends on good management and efficient employees, as when employ-
ees are comfortable and relaxed then they can produce better benefiting the
company.
So, good for you that is the right attitude to have when starting somewhere
new. I’m sure it will turn out great for you.
Well, keep up the good work and enjoy your new job,
Phew, maybe some peace at last as their shouts
Sincerely, and accusations had brought many people to
their windows and balconies.
The Editor

editor He looked so frail, sad and lonely; I couldn’t help but feel so sorry for him.
This made me start to think about all the times recently that I had complained
about my life and everything going on.

Dear Readers,
from the... Suddenly I started to feel guilty; it really is as they say: ‘there is always some-
one worse off than yourself’ so stop complaining and be thankful for what you
do have.
Rumour has it that schools are now off until December or even January. We
Stirring in bed, I was suddenly awakened by the sound of cars screeching and
have tried to contact the Ministry of Education to verify if this rumour is true or
metal grinding and clanking into each other. I jumped out of bed and ran to
false, however we were unable to get a definite answer. So with this in mind, we
got in touch with some parents in Sharm, and here is what we found: Many dis- my window.
traught parents are extremely worried about their children’s education. Several
of them are even talking about leaving Egypt. Several other parents have not There in the street I could see red and blue metal moulded together, while I
heard about such delay. was reaching for the phone to dial the emergency number, I was desperately
searching for any one injured, luckily everyone seemed to be alright.
Well, whether it happens or not, the best thing we can do at the moment is try
to get our children’s minds working and not letting them lapse into laziness. Having placed my call, I jumped into my shoes and raced to the door and down
Start by getting them to do at least an hour’s work a day. Buy exercise books the stairs into the street. I hadn’t missed much, except that the drivers of both
and refresh their memories. vehicles had started to argue, curse and swear at each other.
Even fix with other parents or friends for your children to study together to en- I stood back for a couple of minutes just listening to what was going on and
courage them. Don’t forget Sharmers, the future lies in their hands.
was quite appalled at what I heard. They were bickering about whose fault
Sincerely, it was and each was demanding the other pay for the damage done. When
The Editor clearly they had both been going too fast, so were both to blame. They were
going on about how much trouble they would get into because of the damage
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The Pharoah’s Rally
This year’s Pharoah’s Rally, currently taking place has created a time of great
excitement and success. Many talented and gifted competent drivers are taking
part in this race of a lifetime.
From the ambitious and enthusiastic drivers is Ihab Fakher. Ihab has been living
in Sharm since 1994, so is a true Sharm at heart. The Pharoah’s Rally 2009 was
not only his first rally but his first time to race ever, even though you would never
have thought so, with his great ability in handling and maneuvering his bike.
Sponcoreed by Beyond Limits, Ihab started preparing for this race from as far
back as 28th August, as there was quite a lot if adjustments and modifications
that had to be done to his faithful Yamaha Raptor 660 such as suspension ,big
capacity tanks ,tool box, navigation equipment, In addition to his physical prepa-
ration by hitting the gym and riding alot.
With the expectation and hope of reaching the pyramids last stage he is giving it
all he has. Once the rally is over, he plans on getting his much needed rest with his
family for a week or so.
Well, good luck to Riccardo, Teo and Ihab.
Halloween
sharm talk.
Halloween is coming soon bringing with it all the fun of dressing up and great par-
ties! So don’t be surprised if you see little mummies, ghosts or vampires roaming
the streets of Sharm, as that is all just part of the celebration… Remember, you
don’t have to be five years old to enjoy Halloween!
Pataya
Quickly flourishing and blooming, Pataya Beach Club is reaching the top rapidly
with its amazing Tuesday parties every week! Well, that is definitely one place to
visit, as Pataya has one of the best beaches in town. So, check it out….
Sinai Grand Casino
Rumour has it that there is a lot going on at Sinai Grand Casino at the moment,
as they seem to be very busy with lots of action and exciting things happening,
so keep your eyes peeled and find out more. Stay tuned with the Sinai Weekly…

E-DJ 2009 Winner The Ultimate Beach Experience

“E-DJ TOP100 2009” has FINALLY finished! After 4 months of voting and mixes
listened to, we now have our winner: NileFm DJ B!c@ (of Cairo). Sharm El Sheikh
DJ – Squid coming 3rd! (He plays Cherry Drops and Hotels here). Mira Gee (of
Cairo but also plays Sharm) also made the Top 10 (6th place) and was the only
female to enter.
“E-DJ TOP100 2009” has FINALLY finished! After 4 months of voting and mixes
listened to, we now have our winner: NileFm DJ B!c@ (of Cairo). Sharm El Sheikh
DJ – Squid coming 3rd! (He plays Cherry Drops and Hotels here). Mira Gee (of
Cairo but also plays Sharm) also made the Top 10 (6th place) and was the only
female to enter.

The winning DJ will have his mix on at PushFm in 2 weeks and will also go on Ibi- The winning DJ will have his mix on at PushFm in 2 weeks and will also go on Ibi-
zaSonica radio. But all results are at www.edjtop100.com. The main sponsors are zaSonica radio. But all results are at www.edjtop100.com. The main sponsors are
RedSeaDance and IbizaSonica plus various Record Labels from the UK. RedSeaDance and IbizaSonica plus various Record Labels from the UK.

Also, E-DJ Top100 2010 will start next June, so get ready until then. Also, E-DJ Top100 2010 will start next June, so get ready until then.

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Saturday 17th Aston Villa v Chelsea 13:45
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Manchester United v Bolton Wanderers 16:00
Portsmouth v Tottenham Hotspur 16:00
Stoke City v West Ham United 16:00
Sunderland v Liverpool 16:00
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October 2009 Wigan Athletic v Manchester City 17:00

Monday 19th Fulham v Hull City 21:00

October 2009

Saturday 24th Wolverhampton v Aston Villa 13:45

October 2009 Wanderers
Birmingham City v Sunderland 16:00
Burnley v Wigan Athletic 16:00
Hull City v Portsmouth 16:00
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Sunday 25th Bolton Wanderers v Everton 14:30
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for sharmers only...
There are so many national traditions, celebrations, occasions and festivals worldwide; many of them we haven’t even heard of! So why not make up some of our own,
just for Sharm. Here are a few suggestions that we found while talking to different Sharmers on their opinion:

Carnival de Sharm is a must, where instead of floats we use quad bikes and camels that roam the
streets, styled and decorated in colourful costumes. That should certainly be a sight to behold in the streets of
Sharm, and who knows, it may become one of the world’s most long-awaited events.

Divemas, where once a year all the divers in particular and non-divers get together in appreciation and
gratitude of the amazing underwater wonders and enjoy the great corals and life below the waves. We can
make it a national holiday where people come from all over to celebrate it with us.

Khartiween to mark when the ‘kharti’ guys were banned and can be celebrated by giving each other
presents brought from the bazaars and shops where the ‘kharti’ guys used to stand.

Some of you reading this may think that we have lost our minds, but don’t. You never know what is going to
happen tomorrow, so the best thing we can do is try. It certainly worked out very well in various places. Here
are a few of the most popular events around the world:

The Carnival in Rio is considered one of the greatest shows on Earth. The first festivals of Rio date back to 1723
where everyone goes out dancing in the streets that are full of floats and having fun. Colorful and exquisite
costumes are carefully planned throughout the year. The best costumes can be seen on Sunday and Monday
of Carnival week in the specially constructed SAMBÓDROMO. The dates on which Carnival (Mardi Gras) hap-
pens depend on a religious calendar (Roman Catholic Church). The Carnival (Mardi Gras) starts on Saturday
and ends on Tuesday.

Guy Fawkes Night is an annual celebration on the evening of 5 November. It celebrates the attempted Gun-
powder Plot of 5 November 1605, in which a number of Catholic conspirators, including Guy Fawkes, were
alleged to be attempting to blow up the Houses of Parliament, in London, England. In the United Kingdom,
celebrations take place in towns and villages across the country in the form of both private and civic events.
They involve fireworks displays and the building of bonfires on which ‘Guys’ are burnt, depicting the infamous
Guy Fawkes.
Halloween is celebrated on October 31st. Halloween originated from the ancient Celtic festival known as Samhain. The festival of Samhain is a celebration of the end
of the harvest season in Gaelic culture, and is sometimes regarded as the “Celtic New Year”. We know Halloween as the time to throw great fancy dress parties where
we dress up and have fun... Adults as well as kids enjoy this occasion with the chance to be someone you are not. So, why not we start our set of traditions? Let’s make
our own; who says we have to stick to the rules; let’s make Sharm’s own traditions. After all, we are pioneers of a newborn land, and it is up to us to pave the way for
future generations. Do you have any ideas? Please let us know by emailing editor@sinaiweekly.com

useful sharm facts...

Maybe you have just moved to Sharm or you have been living here for a while, well you can always learn something new. It is not about the length of time you
have been here but about how you deal with living in Sharm. Here are several tips to help you in Sharm and make your life slightly easier:

• Most people expect tips in Sharm for doing things; however don’t tip proud Egyptians as they will get really insulted.

• When shopping in Sharm for vegetables and household items, head towards the Old Market, as you will find things are cheaper and there is a larger variety to
choose from. However if you want the foreign brands, head towards Metro.

• When driving in Sharm, try to steer clear of taxis and mini buses, as they always speed up and it is not worth having an accident trying to overtake them.

• When renting a flat here, establish first how much electricity and water is going to cost you and whether it is included in the price of rent.

• Make sure you read papers and contracts thoroughly first before signing anything. If you don’t understand the language they are written in, get a trusted trans-
lator or lawyer.

• There are so many different nationalities and religions in Sharm, so don’t act racist otherwise you will never fit in.

• In Sharm, everyone knows everyone. So, if you need anything, you just have to ask someone.

• Water, drinking water in the desert is essential. In Sharm, tap water cannot be used for drinking or in cooking and
using bottled water for everything can be a bit expensive. There are drinking water trucks that pass by several times
a day. The water is from El Tor and can be used for drinking and cooking.Also, it is a lot cheaper.

• To find out what Sharm is really all about, read the Sinai Weekly :-)

If you have any other tips, or words of advice from previous experiences, (which I’m sure you have), feel free to share
them with us, and prevent others from going through what you did, as it will help everyone in the long run. Well
Sharmers, enjoy the sun and sea while you can, and have fun living in one of the most beautiful places in the world.
Remember you are the ones who make the place, not the place that makes you.

Got something to say? E-mail editor@sinaiweekly.com

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Thoughts a Day
I keep the telephone of my mind open to peace, harmony, health, love and abundance.
Whenever doubt, anxiety or fear tries to call me, they keep getting the busy tone;
soon they’ll forget my number.
(Edith Armstrong)
Every day of my life is beautiful; every morning there is new hope.
Yesterday the 19th September, was more than beautiful as I attended the wed-
ding of two of my most beloved friends.
Sermoneta is a thirteenth century hill town in Central Italy, on the 19th Spetem-
ber it was filled with sunshine, music, song, laughter and love, with a gathering
of family and friends who had travelled from all over the world to celebrate this
special union.
The daylight receded as if soaked up into the ancient walls and cobblestones, I
gave thanks to God for all the love I had shared during the day and as a new day
dawned I whispered a special message to you,
“I wish you all the very best by the grace of Allah, let there be peace within you
and within the world you inhabit, Eid Mubarak.”
So instead of celebrating that very special day in the sunshine with my friends in
Sharm, I took some quiet time out, in my hotel in Italy with a raging thunderstorm
outside.
A perfect day to do nothing and think of nothing!
“WHAT, HOW DO YOU THINK OF NOTHING?”
I have been trying to think of nothing for the last hour, and it is impossible!
Ok I could visualise, I could even use self-hypnosis but I can’t hypnotise myself for
the whole day.
Did you know we have two to three thousand thoughts a day?
Then I remembered a teacher telling my parents when I was around six that I had
an overactive brain!
What on earth did that mean? Okay that comment served me well, every time I
behaved badly my parents would look at each other, shrug their shoulders, look
at me pitifully and say to each other “well it must be her overactive brain!”
I watch funny DVD’s to silence my thoughts, read hundreds of books, now and
then have great conversations with friends and on a daily basis try to laugh a lot.
I avoid television, it makes my senses, all of them, feel as if I have been intellectu-
ally and emotionally raped.
I don’t need to witness torture, death, family dysfunction, starving children, vul-
garity and the myriad of insane substance, physical and emotional abuse in the
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21st century as some form of sadistic entertainment. It might be the world I in-
habit but I don’t need to experience it vicariously.
Advertisements are for the mentally retarded. Have you seen the latest ones for
mascara?
It promises lashes of extreme length and separation. The only possible thing that
has lashes like that is a mascara’d camel! It is all lies.
What about the family including the grandfather making a feast of a lump of
cheese? What’s that all about? If that grandfather has been eating that amount of
cheese he’d have been dead twenty years ago from clogged arteries.
What about Bran, it’s not a new invention, is it?
Career woman coming down the stairs beautifully dressed, coiffed and cosmeti-
cally enhanced, reaches the front door carrying her designer hand bag, Stops
looks at her handbag, frowns, worried look as if she’s lost a million pounds. Dash-
es up the stairs again.
Where has she gone? Did she forget her cheque book? The plot thickens; it must
have something to do with the handbag!
She comes down the stairs again; a benign smile on her face swinging the hand-
bag, then a voice-over announces a laxative pill! Like Hello, what’s the handbag
got to do with reminding this stupid woman she needed to use the toilet?
Was she considering the weight of her handbag or what?
Was she considering that if she got caught short on her way to work she could
hide behind a bush and use her thousand pound Gucci?
What is the significance of writing a complicated story-line around the word ‘Con-
stipation?’
Perhaps now you can understand and sympathise with the way my brain continu-
ously acts and reacts, believe me it is not any easy thing to live with on a daily
basis.
At least writing this I have around eight hundred thoughts out of my mind; unfor-
tunately you are now the recipients.
As a wise man once told me:
Think respectfully, speak quietly, and tread gently.
Your thoughts, like your words leave footprints in the minds of others.
100% egyptian
If I could
change…
Judgment:
The majority of people here are extremely judgmental; they judge everyone and
everything for what they do or don’t do; what they look like; or who they are…
People should start by looking at themselves first before others.

Traditions:
Greetings: in Egypt it is very common to see public displays of affection when
people greet each other. Whether two females or two males; they hug, kiss and
greet each other warmly. So, don’t be surprised at what you see.

A View Of Egypt

Destinations:
This issue we will visit the beautiful town of Ismailia.

Ismailia is one of Egypt’s jewels; it is full of beautiful nature and greenery found
nowhere else. Ismailia has a bit of everything from the blue sea to green fields, so
what more could you ask for???

Ismailia lies between Port Said and Suez. It is a beautiful town that harbours great
history as does most destinations in Egypt. It was founded in 1863, during the
construction of the Suez Canal, by Ismail the Magnificent, after whom the city is
named.

Another important landmark in Ismailia is the Suez Canal University that was es-
tablished in 1976 to serve the region of Suez Canal and Sinai. Suez Canal University
now is one of the fastest growing educational institutes in Egypt with many stu-
dents studying abroad. So, Ismailia should definitely be on your list of places to
see in Egypt if you are looking for soemthing with more of a natural feel.

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A New Hilton Concept Outlet At
Hilton Fayrouz Resort
In its continuous efforts to provide more choices to its esteemed guests, Hilton
Sharm El-Sheikh Fayrouz Resort is proud to announce the official inauguration
and launch of its new outlet “Caffe - Cino” in the presence of Hilton Worldwide
President and CEO - Chris Nassetta.
Caffe - Cino is a Hitlon concept outlet that brings together Hilton’s passion for
quality and the flare of freestanding cafes. The cafe reflects a new concept of
better choices and quality of products with a variety of flavors and tastes, in
addition to a selection of hot and cold beverages, sandwiches and pastries to
satisfy all guests needs. Customers can be served at the counter, at the table or
can have their order ‘To Go’ - it’s up to them.
The most important part of the product offering at Caffe Cino is the coffee; Caffe
Cino coffee is rich and full-bodied in taste, with a long lingering, aromatic taste.
The cafe serves an extensive range of coffees, all with specific characteristics
and methods of preparation.
In this regard, Magdy Metwaly, General Manager Hilton Sharm El Sheikh Fay-
rouz Resort comments: “Sharm El Sheikh is characterized by having the best
chains of international Cafes, which offers a wide array of choice from all around
the world, however; I am sure that in a short period of time Caffe - Cino with
its contemporary, casual design, its good cup of coffee found in every Hilton
hotel all over the world with same quality and characteristics will become one of
Sharm’s most prominent cafes.”
How To Find a Good Value
Hotel in Sharm
Egypt’s playground, Sharm el Sheikh, is now emerging from the fierce heat of
its summer months and getting ready for peak season. Between June and Sep-
tember temperatures soar to 30°C and above, testing even the most resilient
sun lovers. Sightseeing can become a tricky task – the nearby Mount Sinai’s
3,750 ‘Steps of Penitence’ are laden with meaning in these temperatures. But
as Sharm el Sheikh gets into winter mode, holiday-makers can look forward to a
cooler desert experience.
Today, Sharm el Sheikh is a far cry from the sleepy backpacker village of 20 years
ago. Those hoping to find evidence of Sharm’s Bedouin roots will have a hunt on
their hands. Something more slick has emerged. But it has its place. Sharm now
caters for a far wider audience than just backpackers and ardent scuba divers (it
was the divers who spotted the destination’s potential long before the rest of
us). For more info please visit: http://www.independent.co.uk
Sonesta International Hotels
Corporation Announces New
Hotel in Egypt
Sonesta International Hotels Corporation has announced the Sonesta Kiroseiz
Beach Resort Dahab, in Egypt. The 450-room resort, now under development,
will open in 2012 under a new management agreement between Sonesta Interna-
tional Hotels and Kiroseiz Hotels Establishment. The Resort will be located on the
Sinai Peninsula on the Red Sea, just 50 miles north of Sharm El Sheikh.
Dahab is renowned for spectacular diving on the Red Sea coral reefs and for ex-
pert windsurfing. Resort amenities will include: 3 restaurants; a cocktail lounge;
lobby café; shopping arcade; several swimming pools and a children’s pool; float-
ing sea pool; health club/spa; tennis; dive and windsurfing center and water park.
For more details, please visit: http://www.ftnnews.com/content/view/7092/26/
lang,english/
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Transaero Opens New Flights To
Egypt
The air carrier of Transaero opens two new flights from St. Petersburg to Egypt.
These international flights are carried out on the double-deck aircrafts Boeing
from the airport Pulkovo. The destination points of flights are Hurgada and Sharm
el-Sheikh.
The flights take place on Mondays and Tuesdays, the travelling time is 5 hours.
The aircrafts of these services are double0deck Boeings 747, taking 500passen-
gers on board. According to the press relation service of the Pulkovo airport,
these flights are the first ones, where such massive aircrafts are used on continu-
ing basis. The double-deck Boeings 747 are the biggest aircrafts, used by the Rus-
sian air carriers up to date.
Dynamic Packaging ‘Buoyant’
Over Summer
Dynamic packaging remained buoyant this summer because of a late sales surge,
according to bed bank youtravel.com.
In June, July and August, average sales value was up 12% against summer 2008,
largely because of currency fluctuations. Sales volumes were equal to last year.
Majorca was the top seller this summer, with Sharm el-Sheikh second, and Dala-
man, Turkey, third. This was followed by the Algarve, Rhodes, Costa Blanca, Crete
and Costa del Sol.
Youtravel.com sales and marketing director Paul Riches said: “Egypt performed
well, proving it is a real contender as a year-round destination.”
Youtravel.com’s bookings for winter 09/10 are down 10% against last year. How-
ever, the bed bank predicts that Tunisia is set to be popular as it offers budget-
friendly bookings and is not in the eurozone. For more info, please visit: http://
www.travelweekly.co.uk
Agents Targeted For
Red Sea Mega Fam
Fifty UK and Irish agents or tour operator reservations staff are being given the
opportunity to win a place on a mega fam to Egypt.
Jaz Hotels, Resorts & Cruises is running the five-day pre-Christmas trip to Sharm
el Sheikh to mark the start of British Airways flights to the Red Sea resort from
Gatwick next month. To stand a chance to win a place on the trip on December
10-15, agents must make a booking to any Jaz Hotels & Resorts properties includ-
ing a BA flight, and report it by November 20.
The 50 successful applicants will be drawn at random after the closing date. The
hotel group’s regional vice president sales and marketing Peter Grace said: “Build-
ing relationships with travel agency and reservations staff as well as homework-
ers is key to Jaz Hotels success in the UK and Ireland.
“The new BA service to Sharm El Sheikh has offered us a great opportunity to
develop these relationships as a major initiative, the Jaz Mega Fam; while we have
started with 50 agents in 2009, we hope to increase these numbers going forward
and make Jaz Mega Fam an annual event.”
Winning agents or operators will stay for four nights on an all-inclusive basis at
the Jaz Belvedere, Jaz Hotels’ flagship resort in Egypt’s Red Sea Riviera. Partici-
pants will also view all other Jaz, Iberotel and Sol Y Mar hotels in the destination,
and take part in a number of activities and special events.
 remember this?
Yo-Yo
The yo-yo is that small circular toy on the end of a string that goes up and down. The yo-yo is made from two equally sized pieces of plastic, wood or metal with an axis
in the middle that a string is looped around. How you play with this toy, is by throwing it down so that the string unwinds, then rewinds and so on. There is a loop at
the end of the string that you slip your finger through to have control over the yo-yo.

The earliest surviving yo-yo dates to 500 BCE and was made using turtle skin disks. But as with everything these days, its
modern version is a lot different from the original, but hey, that’s life; we have to move forward.

The yo-yo has taken many forms over the years and different shapes including the imperial, modified and butterfly as well
as several others which are not so popular: Humphrey, Ball, Slimline, Russell Style (Bulge Face), Puck, Satellite, Coaster and
Riveted Disk.

Also, there are many tricks you can do with a yo-yo such as Sleeping (keeping the yo-yo spinning while remaining at the end
of its uncoiled string), looping (keeping the body of the yo-yo in constant motion, without sleeping), off-string (the yo-yo’s
string is not tied directly to the yo-yo’s axle, and the yo-yo is usually launched into the air by performing a “forward pass” to
be caught again on the string) and freehand (the yo-yo’s string is not tied to the player’s hand, instead ending in a counter-
weight. The counterweight is then thrown from hand to hand and used as an additional element in the trick).

Being so popular, there are many contests and competitions held for the yo-yo such as The International Yo-Yo Open which
is the largest yo-yo contest in the world and is held every year in August at South Street Seaport in New York City. Then there
is the World Yo-Yo Contest which is held every year in Florida, USA during early August or late July.

A yo-yo competition normally consists of two parts, a set of compulsory tricks and a freestyle, where points are scored for
each and the winner is the one who scores the most points.

Well, this is a toy for adults as well as children, so get out and get a yo-yo; it is yo-yo time.

green is good
The minister attributed delays in deliv-

Green, is my favourite ering the gas to technical problems but

said the problems had been solved.

colour, but is it yours Egypt will conduct a test on September

8 to ensure that everything is in order.

too?
Neither Lebanon nor Egypt disclosed
the actual cost of gas to Beddawi.

In principle, Egypt will supply Lebanon

Green can refer to many things including the American dollar and emeralds, but with 30 million cubic feet of gas and
most commonly it is the greenery and foliage. Did you know that the word ‘Green’ this amount will operate two turbines
is closely related to the Old English verb growan meaning “to grow”? at Beddawi plant.
Also, in some cultures, green symbolizes hope and growth, while in others; it is The plant was originally built in 1996 to
known to be associated with death, sickness, envy, or even the devil. But the run on gas but officials at the Energy
most popular it is associated with is nature, regeneration, fertility and rebirth. We Ministry failed to build proper net-
are no strangers to the concept, as Green was symbolic of resurrection and im- works and pipelines between the plant
mortality in Ancient Egypt, where the god Osiris was depicted as green-skinned. and neighboring countries.
Nowadays, going green usually means anything that is environmentally friendly. Tabourian told reporters that the Egyp-
Well, here we keep you up to date with what’s Green in the world and what is go- tian gas will not boost production but
ing on with our planet today… would instead reduce the cost of en-
ergy bill.

Lebanon to start Experts say natural gas is 30 percent

cheaper than fuel oil and more environ-

receiving Egyptian gas mentally friendly.

“We are running our plants at full ca-

mid-September pacity and we can’t provide electricity

to all of Lebanon at the same time. We
need an additional 800 MW to meet
Lebanon will finally receive the long-awaited Egyptian gas to run the gas-fired growing demand,” Tabourian said.
Beddawi plant in the middle of this month, said the energy ministers of Lebanon
and Egypt. Visiting Egyptian Oil Minister Sameh Fahmi, who was speaking at a http://www.dailystar.com.lb/article.
press conference with his Lebanese counterpart Alain Tabourian, said that gas asp?edition_id=1&categ_id=3&article_
will cross Jordan and Syria before reaching Lebanon. id=105986
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REAL ESTATE
MONTAZAH VILLA TO RENT
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furnished with fantastic views of tiran
island , own private pool and garden
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ROYAL OASIS
I’m looking for a 1 bed apartment in
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also 2 bed apartment also in royal oasis
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please contact : fllowy@o2.pl
HOT PROPERTY FOR SALE
Two bedroom apartment in Hadabah,
good position just few steps from Ras
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JOBS
SPA RECEPTIONIST
We are urgently looking for a respon-
sible & friendly receptionist for our
Thalasso & SPA inside Domina Coral
Bay Resort in Sharm El Sheikh. The ap-
plicant should be fluent in English and
be either Italian or Russian mother
tongue. Please send your CV via email
to elisirbeautyfarm@hotmail.com
SPA STAFF NEEDED
5* hotel is located in Hadaba, seek-
ing for German Guest Relation
Officer,good command of English and
German language is a must. Previous
experience is a plus. We offer good sal-
ary and benefits. Please forward your
CV and recent photo to fom@calime-
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BARON SHARM
We need Floor sup.v, Captain,Asst. cap-
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SALES LADY NEEDED
We are 5* Water sport and Aqua centre
located in Sharm El Sheikh looking for
a sales lady.Must speak English,other
languages is an advantage. Good sal-
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MUSICIAN AVAILABLE
I can teach how to play the piano and
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I sing and play guitar sometimes in bars
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If interested, please contact advertiser
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SALES LADY NEEDED
We are a Large 5* Resort in Sharm EL
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please send your personal resume with
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 RULES OF THE GAME
Players: 2 - 4
Aim: to reach the Golden Cup first.
I am sure all of you have heard of snakes and ladders, well this is Sharm’s own version; here if you
land on an ‘Up’ you go up the palm tree, but if you land on a ‘down’ you go down with the anchor.
All ‘ups’ and ‘downs’ are things associated with our everyday life as Sharmers, so see if we can learn
how to help Sharm whilst having fun playing this game.
All you need for this game is a dice then away you go:
Start by throwing the dice and the one with the highest number starts; you work your
way across the board according to numbers except when you land on a special square
then you go either up or down. However, if you throw a six, you get another turn. Now
what could be simpler than that?

99 97 96 95 94 93

82 83 86 88

TOKEN of your choice

Cut out and play with the
79 75 73

61 62 63 67 69 70

60 59 58 56 54 53 52 51

41 43 44 46 48 50

40 37 34 32 31

22 25 26 29 30

20 18 17 16 15 13 12 11

2 3 5 6 8 9
Palm Trees & Anchors
 looking out looking in
LIBRA (Sept. 24 -Oct. 23)
Sept 24th You’ve been a little down and you
need a lift. Opportunities to get to-
Chair Pose I (Utkatasana I)
to gether with friends will be enlighten-
Oct 23rd A strong, straight lower back is the up straight again, bend your body for-
ing and entertaining. You will have foundation of every correct position ward, and feel if the “groove” is there.
to make changes in order to elimi-

times
and is consequently important in Let the weight of the upper body sink
nate the tension. You will be emo-
tional about money matters. any Yoga pose. In this exercise, you into the pelvis, relax the calve muscles
strengthen the lower back and the so that the weight of the body can
In their personal relationships they show understanding of the other person’s legs and by doing so, you create more be most efficiently directed into the
point of view, trying to resolve any differences by compromise, and are often space in the chest and belly. ground.
willing to allow claims against themselves to be settled to their own disadvan-
tage rather than spoil a relationship. They like the opposite sex to the extent STEP 1: Start with the Mountain Pose The chest bone is moved slightly to-
of promiscuity sometimes, and may indulge in romanticism bordering on sen- (Tadasana). wards the belly. The breathing is re-
timentality. laxed and goes through the belly or
STEP 2: Inhale and stretch your arms, towards the chest bone. Build up the
Their marriages, however, stand a good chance of success because they are lengthen the spine, and be careful exercise quietly and remain focused on
frequently the union of “true minds”. The Libran’s continuing kindness toward not to press the lower ribs to the a correct position of the back, chest,
his or her partner mollifies any hurt the latter may feel if the two have had a tiff. front. and pelvis.
Nor can the Libran’s spouse often complain that he or she is not understood,
for the Libran is usually the most empathetic of all the zodiacal types and the STEP 3: Exhale and bend your knees
most ready to tolerate the beloved’s failings. and move your upper body forward
at 45 degrees.
The negative Libran character may show frivolity, flirtatiousness and shallow-
ness. It can be changeable and indecisive, impatient of routine, colorlessly con-
ventional and timid, easygoing to the point of inertia, seldom angry when cir- See to it that your lower back is
cumstances demand a show of annoyance at least; and yet Librans can shock straight. You can do this by letting
everyone around them with sudden storms of rage. Their love of pleasure may your hand feel whether there is a
lead them into extravagance; Libran men can degenerate into reckless gam- “groove” in the middle of the lower
blers, and Libran women extravagant, jealous and careless about money some- back. If this is not the case, then stand
times squander their wealth and talents in their overenthusiasm for causes

which they espouse. Both sexes can become great gossipers. A characteristic
of the type is an insatiable curiosity that tempts them to enquire into every
social scandal in their circle.
SCORPIO (Oct.24 -Nov. 22)
Verbal abuse could lead to carelessness. Pleasure trips will promote new ro-
mantic encounters. Try not to allow others to burden you with additional re-
sponsibilities. Sign up for courses that will bring you more skills.
SAGITTARIUS(Nov.23-Dec. 22)
Make plans to meet again in the near future. Social functions will bring you in
touch with new lovers. You need to fulfill your needs and pre sent your talents.
If you have treated them equitably, you might be able to count on their loyalty.
CAPRICORN (Dec22.-Jan. 20)
Socializing or travel will lead to partnerships. Do not ruffle feathers if possible.
This is a good day to check out your investments. Your emotional partner will
push the right buttons this week.
zen
Midnight Excursion
Many pupils were studying meditation under the Zen master Sengai. One of
them used to arise at night, climb over the temple wall, and go to town on a
pleasure jaunt.
Sengai, inspecting the dormitory quarters, found this pupil missing one night
and also discovered the high stool he had used to scale the wall. Sengai re-
moved the stool and stood there in its place.
When the wanderer returned, not knowing that Sengai was the stool, he put his
feet on the master’s head and jumped down into the grounds. Discovering what
he had done, he was aghast.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 -Feb. 19) Sengai said: “It is very chilly in the early morning. Do be careful not to catch cold
You need to do more things that you enjoy. Let your lover know what your yourself.”
personal intentions are. Stay away from social unpleasantness. If you are not
already, think about going into business for yourself.
The pupil never went out at night again.
PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 20)

digestive thoughts
You could meet an interesting individual you’ll want to get to know better. Do
not over expand if you have your own business. Sit tight. Accomplishment is
yours if you direct yourself accordingly. Use your creative abilities to come up
with new ideas and directions. “At the end of your life, you will never regret not having passed one more test,
not winning one more verdict, or not closing one more deal. You will regret time
ARIES (Mar. 21- April 20) not spent with a husband, a friend, a child, or a parent.” – Barbara Bush.
You will enjoy socializing and unusual forms of entertainment. Friends may not
be completely honest with you. You’re in the mood to spend time with your
lover. Don’t be too quick to respond to a plea for help. “Courage is like a muscle. We strengthen it with use.” – Ruth Gordon.

TAURUS (Apr. 21- May 21)
Someone you care about may not be too pleased with you. Don’t be afraid
to make additions to your house. You should check out prestigious clubs or
groups that have a cause you believe in. Romance can surface if you get into
some of those fitness programs you’ve been putting off.
GEMINI (May 22-June 21)
Older relatives may make unreasonable demands. Work hard on improving
your living quarters. You need to get out if you want to meet potential part-
ners. Don’t let someone talk you into parting with your cash unless you can
truly see the benefits of doing so.
CANCER (June 22-July 22)
Problems with gas, oil, or water in your home may disrupt your routine. Don’t
avoid your true feelings. You may be frazzled this week. You can expect insin-
cere gestures of friendliness this week.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22)
You have to take hold of your life and make some crucial decisions. Your best
efforts will come through making changes in your home. Do not allow col-
leagues to hinder your ambitions. You could lose money or precious belong-
ings if you aren’t careful.
VIRGO (Aug. 23 -Sep. 23)
Jealousy may be a contributing factor to your emotional ups and downs. You
can pick up some overtime this week. Property deals look good. You will have
a great deal of insight when dealing with others.
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“Don’t be afraid your life will end; be afraid that it will never begin.”
– Grace Hansen.
“Each day is a new canvas to paint upon. Make sure your picture is full of life and
happiness, and at the end of the day you don’t look at it and wish you had painted
something different.” – Author Unknown.
“How far you go in life depends on your being tender with the young, compas-
sionate with the aged, sympathetic with the striving, and tolerant of the weak
and strong. Because someday in your life you will have been all of these.”
– George Washington Carver.
egyptian proverb
“malekyoush fi ‘elward 3eib kalom ya ‘aHmar el-khaddein”
Translation:
They found no wrong with roses, so they said it is red!
Meaning:
People will disagree with you no matter how perfect you are.
Usage:
When people criticize just for the sake of criticizing.
start ur day
with...
a hug
Whether it is your husband, partner,
child or pet,
• Oxytocin Hormones: A study
by University of North Carolina re-
searchers found that hugs increase the
“bonding” hormone oxytocin and de-
crease the risk of heart disease. Touch
also releases two feel-good brain
chemicals, serotonin and dopamine.
• Reduces stress: a previous study
found that hugging, handholding and
therapeutic touch can reduce stress
and pain among adults, and reduces
symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease, such
as restlessness, pacing, vocalization,
searching and tapping.
• Endorphins: hugging increases
the body’s endorphins, relieving us
from pain and creating a mild eupho-
ria. Medical facilities and treatment
centers across the globe are realizing
its true healing value, and now use hug
and touch therapy for the treatment
of pain, depression and fear in their pa-
tients. One could almost say that hugs
are natural painkillers.
you are not alone.
Hi Muriel,
you ask. muriel answers.
I just came back from a holiday with my parents. It was ok - I can say. But I noticed that as soon as I am around them I sud-
denly feel tense, stressed, can’t breathe too well. I know the reason, and this because I am hiding stuff from them, and the
reason I am hiding it is no matter what I say or do, we could never agree, or agree to disagree. They would insist on trying
to convince me. So you can say, I am picking my battles. Any advice on what I can do to make that feeling go away?
Thanks
Answer:
I wish I knew what age you are, my guess is you are in early adolescence, which can be anywhere between 14 and 18. There
are very profound stages we go through in our life which is why it is important for me to know ages and also where you are
in the family hierarchy with regard to siblings, such as: you are a middle child or the eldest child etc.
The interesting thing about your letter is that you didn’t suffer the symptoms of stress and anxiety (which you are expe-
riencing now) whilst you were away with your parents. Perhaps this because families are more relaxed on holiday. The
stage you are going through is quite normal, you are trying to assert your independence, however you are still a dependant,
which is why you need your parent’s approval for most things you want to do. I don’t think you are picking your battles,
you are simply growing up and sometimes there is just too much to cope with on your own. Dialogue is the only way to
communicate your worries and problems but of course I can understand why you feel nervous and pressurized about this.
Try to remember your parents have been through the exact stage you are going through now.
Would it be possible for you to sit down and write a letter to your mother telling her you love her, but this is exactly how
you feel and your greatest wish is to be able to talk to her about your problems. Explain how important it is to be able to
share and reach a compromise with both of your parents. Perhaps you could show her these letters. Be sure in your heart
she loves you and wants you to be happy, but be aware your parents know what the risks are for young people and some-
times you will need to bow to their experience and wisdom.
Thank you for your letter and I do hope you can find the courage to allow your parents into your life a little bit more.
To send in your question please email:
notalone@sinaiweekly.com
Muriel holds a M.A., (Hons) in Counseling Psychology and is a Fellow of the American Academy of
Experts in Traumatic Stress. Accredited ACA. IACP.
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Games
1 2 3 4 Across Down
1. Cry hard 1. Tool house
1 1 52 3 4 5 3. Group of cattle 2. Farm building
5. Throbbing pain 3. Home of angels
6. Military branch 4. Not night
6 6 7
8. Completed 7. Untidy
11. Born as 9. Organization of
8
7 9
8 10 9 10 12. Bird’s home Petroleum Exporting
15. Yellowish brown Countries
RIDDLE ME THIS 8 9 11
11 12 colour
16. Paddles a canoe
10. To last
13. Simple
12 13 14 17. Blood and guts 14. Throw gently
I am not alive, but I grow; I don’t
13 14
18. Affirmative 15. Laid by a bird
15 15 16
have lungs, but I need air; I don’t
17 15 18 16 19 20

have a mouth, but water kills me. 17 21 18

What am I ? Across: 1.music, 4.hit, 6.thank you, 8.dupe, 9.bell, 12.snickers, 13.bye, 14.rotor
Last Issue Solution:

Last Weeks Answer: Down: 1.muted, 2.sharpen, 3.cake, 5.IOU, 7.overeat, 10.laser, 11.scar, 12.sty
Makeup

Number TEASER
Childern WORD SEARCH
q a e r i d i i l t g y e t a p t
An easier number puzzle is as follows. Two friends are chatting:
- Peter, how old are your children? g p n a e i i t r d t i d i i s c
- Well Thomas, there are three of them and the product of their ages is 36.
- That is not enough ... k i d n s t s h u e n h i t t c e
- The sum of their ages is exactly the number of beers we have drunk today. i i s y e p g e e i c n m e l k y
- That is still not enough.
- OK, the last thing is that my oldest child wears a red hat. g d i l g n h k t m i c s q n n i

How old were each of Peter’s children? e n d b s n d a n c h t n l e s e

Easy Deduction - solution i i e e e s n d l n n i b r s a r

None of the students can have numbers 1 or 10, since they would guess the other one’s a s s x u b r v r t r r c a d h i
number with no problems. I will describe solutions at one end of the interval of numbers
1-10 (the same can be done on the other end). n m i e p e m e d i a y a d n d u
Last issue solution s

Information that the second student does not know must be important for the first stu- n t g e e e h r y n n k e p e e s
dent. So the first one must expect that the second one has 1 or 3 (if the first one has 2).
And as the second student does not know, then he has certainly not 1. So the first pair e n n a n c r t d e e i p r t e g
is 2 and 3. p g t l x k i i e g t v l a r b q
If the first one had 3, then he would expect the other one to have either 2 or 4. But if e e l c i l n s e g g t e r t s t
the second one had 2 (and the second one would have known that the first one does
not have 1), then he would know the number of the first student. However, neither the n g a c a g n i t n i r p e r t i
second student knows the answer – so he has 4. The second pair of numbers is 3 and 4.
Solutions at the other end of interval are 9 and 8 or 8 and 7. t i s u c t e n h a c n g t t d l

Complex Deduction - solution t c q d l a e g a t a e y r q c e

The numbers were 2 and 9 n h n a e a n n a a t i e k p e c
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CHESS MIND create - advertising - quality - asphalt - branding

SAMURAI SUDOKU
7 2 5 1 6 4 7 4 5 9 6 8

1 9 7 2 5 3 4 2

6 8 5 1 9 8 5 7

4 8 6 3 8 6

2 4 9 1

2 7 3 1 7 9

5 3 2 9 7 3 6 4

9 1 3 4 1 8 5 3 1

4 6 9 2 5 1 8 4 2 1 3 9 7

4 1

3 5 4 1

5 6

4 5 6 3 2 7 9 6 4 2 5 9 8

8 2 6 1 4 3 9 4 5

1 6 9 3 5 8 6 2

5 4 2 4 1 6

1 6 4 2

6 7 5 7 5 1

3 2 4 9 2 7 1 4

4 6 3 7 8 1 3 9

9 8 2 4 5 1 5 6 1 4 8 2

Place digits from 1 to 9 in each empty cell. Every row, every column, and every 3 x
White to play and mate in two moves 3 box should contain one of each digit. Good luck.

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s p h a l t quiz
a 1
think . create

6
. expe

7
rience.
Answer the following test, giving ‘yes’ and ‘no’ answers. Every positive answer
gives you one point; whereas every negative one gives you none.

3 4

4 5 1
1 5
How Adaptable
SU DO KU

Are You?
8 4

8 1 6 2 5 3

5 9

2 9 3 1. Do you enjoy going to different places and

meeting new people? YES / NO
5 8 3 2

7 8 4
2. Do you think that you adapt to new surround-
ings and environment rather quickly? YES / NO

3. Are you quick to learn and respect the diver-

sity of people, cultures and values? YES / NO
Brain Teaser
These are typical logic problems which can be solved by us- 4. Are you flexible by nature? YES / NO

ing classic logic operations.

5. Do you always try to look on the brighter side,
Master Of Logic Puzzles III (stamps)
Try this. The Grand Master takes a set of 8 stamps, 4 red and 4 green, even in difficult situations? YES / NO

known to the logicians, and loosely affixes two to the forehead of each
logician so that each logician can see all the other stamps except those 2
in the Grand Master’s pocket and the two on her own forehead. He asks
6. If your favourite table at the restaurant was
them in turn if they know the colors of their own stamps: occupied, would you not mind sitting some-
where else? YES / NO
A: “No.”
B: “No.”
C: “No.” 7. Do you readily accept change as a part of life? YES / NO
A: “No.”
B: “Yes.”
8. Are you able to modify your attitude to adjust
What color stamps does B have? to your current or future environment? YES / NO

L a s t i s s ue s o l ut i o n s
Master of logic puzzles I (dots) YES / NO
The wisest one must have thought like this:
9. Do you mind new situation?
I see all hands up and 2 red dots, so I can have either a blue or a red dot. If I had a blue one,
the other 2 guys would see all hands up and one red and one blue dot. So they would have
to think that if the second one of them (the other with red dot) sees the same blue dot, 10. Are you able to handle or deal with different
then he must see a red dot on the first one with red dot. However, they were both silent things in a positive manner? YES / NO
(and they are wise), so I have a red dot on my forehead.

Master of logic puzzles II (hats) 8 – 10 points:

The important thing in this riddle is that all masters had equal chances to win. If one of
them had been given a black hat and the other white hats, the one with black hat would
immediately have known his color (unlike the others). So 1 black and 2 white hats is not a
fair distribution.
If there had been one white and two black hats distributed, then the two with black hats
would have had advantage. They would have been able to see one black and one white
hat and supposing they had been given white hat, then the one with black hat must at
once react as in the previous situation. However, if he had remained silent, then the guys
with black hats would have known that they wear black hats, whereas the one with white
hat would have been forced to eternal thinking with no clear answer. So neither this is a
fair situation.
That’s why the only way of giving each master an equal chance is to distribute hats of one
color – so 3 black hats.
Stay tuned for more solutions.
You are a very adaptable person and find it easy to move
around; wherever you are you will be able to make friends and
be happy as you make the best of the situation.
4 – 7 points:
You are set in your way in certain things but can adapt to oth-
ers. You do not make a big deal out of change and will go easily
with the flow.
Less than three points:
You would be like a fish out of water doing something different
and what you are not used to. You tend to stick to the familiar
and known, rather than venture out. But life is about learning,
so take that step once in a while.

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