I want to know what is happening now in nile egypt?
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It is running quietly under the moonlight.
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What has been happening for about 5 years? Would you add some details please.
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Look up the Egyptians. The Nile was extremely integral to their way of living. It was basically a desert with a giant river. Image a desert with no water. They wouldn't be able to survive.
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That's a very good (and sligthly difficult) question! People have been interested in the history of Egypt for a long time, in fact it was all the rage in ancient Greece after Herodotus wrote a sort of travel book on the region in the 5th century BC!\nDespite this, and all the research and archealogy in the region over the years, there's still a lot we don't really know about early Egypt...\n\nPeople were probably beginning to settle down along the Nile as long ago as 6000 BC, and the size of settlements apprently began to grow quite rapidly after around 4000 BC. After about 3500 BC there's evidence of towns with bud-brick buildings and what we now call Egypt seems to have been split loosely into  two smaller kingdoms: Lower Egypt, along the north of the Nile and its delta, and Upper Egypt, along the southern part of the Nile river.\nThe exact details are a bit of a mystery, but around 3100 BC a King from Upper Egypt defeated the King of the Delta and united the country for the first time.\n\nBefore the unification we call the 'Predynastic period' and after this came the 'Early dynastic period', which could be considered the beginning of a single reign of Egypt.\n\nThere were many more dynasties in Egypt, including a period we call 'The Old Kingdom', which is when Egypt's most famous landmarks were built - the pyramids!\n\nIf you want to know more, there's a very good website from the British Museum at http://www.ancientegypt.co.uk/menu.html
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Well u can check out these links hope they will be informative enough:o)\n\nhttp://www.water-technology.net/projects/mubarak/\nhttp://countrystudies.us/egypt/89.htm\nhttp://carbon.cudenver.edu/stc-link/aswan/techn.htm\nhttp://reference.allrefer.com/country-guide-study/egypt/egypt106.html\n\nThese sites are talking about the high dam and toshka project.
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I don't know who the president is, but Egypt is so beautiful and full of history and wonders that have intrigued people for ages. The ancient Egyptians were amazing and you can still see their work today.
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It Sure beats whats going on now!!!
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Most of the water resources goes towards farming.  Already the Colorado River in the US and the Yellow River in China no longer make it to the sea.  (this is what they mean when they say the Nile will run dry... we divert more and more water, taking it away from ecosystems downstream.)\n\nConservation helps, but better farming irrigation techniques and eating less meat is crucial as the world population continues to grow exponentially.  70% of all fresh water goes to farming and the majority of the produce goes to feed livestock!  The UN recently did a report on water resources and they estimated that for every 1 lb of beef it takes 7 lbs. of feed grain, which takes 7,000 lbs. of water to grow.  The water that goes to make the corn could used to feed more people with 7 lbs of vegetables and beans than 1 lb of steak.  This is not to say that we all must become vegans, but if we all ate one less meal with meat a week it would make a tremendous difference!  "Pass up one hamburger, and you'll save as much water as you save by taking 40 showers with a low-flow nozzle." \n\nHere's an article that has some good statistics about the Nile:\nhttp://www.earth-policy.org/Books/Eco/EEch2_ss6.htm\n\nIt says " Another river that is leading to sleepless nights is the Nile, because its waters must be allocated not among provinces, as in China, but among countries. Ten countries share the Nile River basin, but just three—Egypt, Sudan, and Ethiopia—dominate. Eighty-five percent of the Nile's flow originates in Ethiopia, but the lion's share is used by Egypt. Most of the rest is used in Sudan. Once the claims of these two countries are satisfied, little water is left when it enters the Mediterranean"
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Yes.  De-nile is not just a river in egypt.  Avoid the weed and gain some clarity.
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Gonna need more information - u looking for agenda items, programme issues, construction issues.\n\nDrop me a note and I will see what I can do.
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have nilesat \ntake up al jazeera sports \n1 & 2 for free
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WEB SITES ON ANCIENT EGYPT FOR TEACHERS AND STUDENTS\n\nA comprehensive list of links for you to explore.\n\nhttp://www.cumbavac.org/Ancient_Egypt.htm\n\nGood luck.\n\nKevin, Liverpool, England.
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soo soo cool! i think that egypt it self is like the best.\n\nive been reading about egypt since i was 3! i total lov it.\ni recon its so cool how they wrote hieroglyphs and stuff its sooo cool! when i have the money im soo going there!
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try a search of recent events
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let us know the latest please
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Read the below link. There is a list of diseases that the travelers that are planning to go to Egypt are warned about :\n\nhttp://www.wrongdiagnosis.com/travel-health/egypt.htm
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here is a good list of egyptian chats on IRC and on the web. I hope it helps.\nhttp://www.chatmag.com/topics/nations/africa/egypt.html