Egypt
Still technically challenged
Apparently it's not a problem with my ISP (or so I'm told by a call centre operator who read from a script, almost incomprehensibly). I've changed broadband routers, and that's not the problem either. Next it's a matter of changing over all the cables and filters. No blogging today.
On the upside, I was given the opportunity of driving a Ferrari 360 Spider this morning - the biggest adrenalin rush in a long time! It's more like driving a fighter plane than a car.
Right, back to my cables.
Andie
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My Broadband Is Down
Apologies, but my broadband connection is down at the moment. It appears to be a local problem. At first my landline phone wouldn't work. After two days the complaints of friends who were getting a permanent engaged signal eventually prompted me to...
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Making Egypt 'accessible' For Tourists
The Daily News Egypt (Tamim Elyan) Claudia Ehlers has always dreamed of seeing the pyramids – a dream dismissed by almost everyone she told given the challenges she would face as a physically challenged tourist. “But I followed my dream in defiance...
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Desert Driving #1
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Internet Recovers In Most Of Egypt
Egypt State Information Service The efficiency of internet services recovered by over 80 percent on Sunday 21/12/2008, said a well-placed source at the operations room chaired by Minister of Communications Tareq Kamel to follow-up repair works of six...
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Egypt Faces Mass Internet Outage
Wall Street Journal Thanks very much to Rhio Barnhart for sending me this news item, which may be of interest to anyone living in Egypt or planning to visit: Egypt's communications ministry says Internet cables in the Mediterranean Sea have been cut,...
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