+ Follow GREAT PYRAMID Tag
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[Title] => Egyptian Museum marks 113th anniversary amid tourism slump
[Summary] => Egyptian authorities sought to project an upbeat tone as the country on yesterday marked the 113th anniversary of its famed Egyptian Museum, the home of the world's largest collection of Pharaonic-era antiquities, amid a slump in tourism and massive tourist cancellations.
[DatePublished] => 2015-11-16 15:05:03
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[Title] => What it's like to visit Egypt now as a 1st-time tourist
[Summary] => When I told people I planned to visit Egypt, family, friends — even waiters — replied, "Wow!" and "Amazing!" But their eyes said, "Are you insane?"
[DatePublished] => 2015-09-28 14:51:59
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[Title] => A lesson from the Asean Summit preparation
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It was not difficult for the men in the ancient world to plan their communities. Their names adorned the pages of history. The planners were the leaders themselves like Nebuchadnezzar, whose concept of the hanging gardens of Babylon continues to be considered one of the great wonders of the world. Or, they could be the wise people in the confidence great leaders such as Diogenes, the chief architect of Alexander the Great.
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[Title] => A lesson from the Asean Summit preparation
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It was not difficult for the men in the ancient world to plan their communities. Their names adorned the pages of history. The planners were the leaders themselves like Nebuchadnezzar, whose concept of the hanging gardens of Babylon continues to be considered one of the great wonders of the world. Or, they could be the wise people in the confidence great leaders such as Diogenes, the chief architect of Alexander the Great.
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[Title] => We can make the ASEAN Summit a different experience
[Summary] => The Philippines is not part of any known ancient civilization. For purposes of the western world, the record of our existence as a people is less than 500 hundred years old. In the absence of any written historical document prior to the annals of Pigafeta, we can only start to account our recorded history from the time the Spaniards waded our shores. So, when the participants of the ASEAN meet in December come, we shall not be able to show such kind of remarkable relic like the Parthenon which modern Greece can showcase to its visitors.
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November 16, 2015 - 3:05pm
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