Coffee Please…!!

 

 

According to Starbucks’ website, the giant American Coffeehouse could offer over 383 billion drink combinations due to the sheer number of menu customizations and personalization options. By combining base drinks with options for dairy, syrups, espresso shots, sizes, temperature, and toppings, the drink possibilities are virtually endless. Americans enjoy ordering their custom-designed drinks more than drinking their coffee! The order expresses your personality and identity! Reddit reported this one: Venti mocha cookie Frappuccino with 2%, 6 pumps mocha, ex caramel and mocha drizzle, extra whip, ex cookie crumble, ex praline topping ex dark choc curls 2 pumps toasted white mocha ex sugar cookie topping 4 pumps dark caramel ex caramel crunch light apple drizzle 3 pumps frap roast 9 java chip scoops, double blended, and cinnamon powder! In Egypt, coffee comes in only three options, based on how much sugar you want added: “Sadah” (black), “Mazbootah” (just right), and “Zeyadah” (extra)!  Coffee is meant to be drunk sitting down; there is no drive-through service; you need to take your coffee-drinking experience seriously.

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THE PROMISE FUNDRASING

Budget (estimates based on our preliminary research and investigation)
Description of Work Anticipated Costs
I On location Production
20 hours of shooting X $50/hour X 2 crews $2,000
II Local traveling &services
Renting Van/Driver
Hotels, 5-10 days
($100 /$80 a day)
(Heartland Tour)
$1500

$1000

III Audio Engineering

Editing, and finalize project (50/Hours of raw materials)

Translation

Prizes, 1. Dishwasher, 2. Washing Macing, 3. TV 4. Cash
$2500

$5000

$1500

$2000

*Total $15,000

PLEASE HELP, GoFundMe

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THE KILLING OF A POET!!

THE KILLING OF A POET  …!

On the anniversary of the Egyptian revolution, 32- year -old Shaimaa El Sabbagh, a mother, activist, and a poet, carried a wreath of flowers and went to Tahrir Square to commemorate the victims who lost their lives since the Jan 25th, 2011 revolution.  Cairo Rose, as she was named, didn’t know this would be her last walk to Liberty Square. An Egyptian security officer shot Ms. El Sabbagh and left her to bleed to death in the street, in front of her friends. The tragic image of her friend holding her fragile body, as the blood covered her clothes and a beautiful face, was too much to bear for millions of Egyptians. The Egyptian poet was carrying a purse as she was falling on the sidewalk near Tahrir Square. In the purse, they found a poem she wrote … titled A Letter in My Purse : (translation)

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