June 4, 2006 | In: Internet, Photography, Travel, blogs
My Gadling Photo of the day
One of my pictures got picked for Gadling's Photo of the day, which is a big deal. Sort of. Thanks...
Hani on travel, technology and life
June 4, 2006 | In: Internet, Photography, Travel, blogs
One of my pictures got picked for Gadling's Photo of the day, which is a big deal. Sort of. Thanks...
May 12, 2006 | In: Africa, Photography, Travel
Tripoli, Libya May 2006
April 17, 2006 | In: Photography, Travel
The epicurean Burj Al Arab Hotel as seen from Jumeira City, Dubai
March 19, 2006 | In: Photography, diving
Yours truely posing with (what's left of) an ancient Greek amphora.
March 13, 2006 | In: Culture, Photography
I have posted before about the mind-boggling beauty of man-machine coexistence on the streets of Cairo. Here is another example of such fantastic equilibrium, this time in Egypt's second largest city. This is a picture of a one lane street in a...
March 13, 2006 | In: Culture, Travel, diving
Despite worries of freezing water, poor visibility and unhappy weather gods, Mike and I managed to go under in Alexandria last weekend on a two-day trip planned since last fall. But make no mistake, the water was freezing and visibility was near zero....
Which means I have exactly one year before my Prefrontal Cortex (PFC) is completely grown. For the medically uninitiated, the PFC is the area in the brain responsible for, among other things, impulse control, judgment, forethought and learning from past...
February 13, 2006 | In: General, Internet, Technology, blogs
It must be the lack of sunlight for like 5 months a year that forces the Swedes to stay indoors most of the time and come up with all these cool stuff like Saabs, smoked fish and Mobilblogg. I stubled upon this website while searching for a moblogging...
February 12, 2006 | In: Cairo, Culture, Internet, blogs
Venturing out of my usual reading in the technology/gadgetary and travel blogospheres, I've discovered a significant number of Egyptian blogs (by "Egyptian" I don't necceicarily mean that the author is Egyptian...s/he might also be an expat or simply a...