Stolen Mirror!

Leaving home to go to work i found something missing in my car! the right side mirror is missing!! someone stole it in the night. i cant belive it, how come people can do that.

Thank God my insurance paid for a new one! :D

Addicted!

Since I heard Massari - Real Love song, I can't get it out of my head and I have to move my body with the song, I really love that song! I downloaded it so I can listen to it in my car and that didn't
Stop me from dancing in there :p people would think am crazy or there is a bee in my car it's just me having some FUN!

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To download the song Click Here

Finally!

Finally, I can't believe that the government did something about these fireworks! They scare me a lot!! They not allowed after 10 PM that God! I jumped out of bed more than once cause of them!!

I know people want to celebrate whatever occasion they have, but can't you think of what's the hell going on in Lebanon now? People are dieing and you start FIREWORKS!! That is really SICK!

The CNN survey

This is the result of the survey till today on CNN i knew about it from Heroine .

Created: Thursday, July 13, 2006, at 03:55:19 EDT

Do you think the Israeli military response inside Lebanon is justified?

Yes

37%
1033391 votes

No

63%
1742607 votes

Total: 2775998 votes

To vote click here

Syria
part 2

We went downtown in the next day, here is a brief about the area.

Damascus is quite famous for its popular old markets, (souqs),specialized ones such as al Al-Hamidieh, Madhat Basha, Al-Buzurieh, the Handicradts markets in addition to and Khan As'ad Basha which was built in the mid-19th century . These markets have been working since hundreds of years till nowadays.

The khan provides an place for the exchange of good, storage of merchandise and temporary residential units.

Each khan was specialized both in terms of the commodity traded and the nature of the visitor, whether foreign merchants or a traveling caravan.

The most famous market in Damascus is Al-Hamidieh market (souq). It is one of the most famous and attractive souqs in the world with its constant show of traditional arts.

while you walking down till the end of the market you will see the Umiada mosque ,but before it you will see these wooden tabels with umbrellas when i saw them it made me feel like we are still in Roman age.

Umiada mosque

Lebanon Crisis

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Tagged !

I have been tagged twice by shy; well here I am doing it.

Here is little stuff about me :)

1- I'm an interior designer, working with dad in the business (I like it most of the time where is no STRESS).

2- I'm the eldest, have 2 sisters and 1 brother.

3- I LOVE Chinese and Italian food .

4- I'm an artist I draw and paint since I was a kid .

5- My favorite colours are blue and yellow.

6- I'm learning Italian (pretty hard when it's about grammar).

7- I don't see myself like the other girl around me, am more open to western culture; I don't belive that women are born to serve the men.

8- I love to travel .

9- I'm a caring person, loving, honest and sensitive.

10- I can be easy mad if people don't understand me from the first time. :")

11- I love herbal tea with all its kind.

12- I'm trying to lose weight but it's not happing(Why is it that all stores sell shrink clothes?).

13- I love hanging out with my friends (that would be 1-2 a MONTH) work gets most of my time.

14- I love kittens.

15- When I was a kid I used to imagine myself as a ballerina.

16- I love chocolates, more addicted to them in winter.

17- HATE Summer (hate to be warm and sweaty) and spring (allergic pills).

18- I can call myself a Committed Muslim.

19- I'm a Scorpion, born on the 6th of November.

20- It IRRITATES me when people are Racist (it does annoy me even when it's a joke).

I think that's enough I talked allot! : P don't know anyone who I can tag (I think they all been tagged before) so I think it will stop here.

Countries I've visited

Sorry Shy, i stole your idea :p, its cool you can see red marks of where you been in this big wide world, Inshalla (in Gods will) my map will be full covered in RED:D

Syria
Part1(The hotel)

We Arrived to the hotel at 4 pm, it took us time to reach our rooms since the hotel was fully booked

Heres some pics of the room and views:







This is the view from my sister and her husband room







My room shared with my sister











Cool TV with DVD player












The bathroom was so cool , i like the design

Buit- in cupboards, there were so big i wished i brought more clothes with me :p














The view from my room

Appendix Horror

I know I told ya all guys that I will post soon, but I couldn't this is my first day free after am back, had BUNCH of work to do and my dad had to take his appendix off, he came back from work with a pain his belly he thought that its cause of his being stressed all day, he BARED it till the next morning when his Dr checked on him and said "Dress up, you going to the hospital now, am suspicious about your appendix". Around 7 PM after the tests and the X-Rays the Dr recommended a surgeon for the operation, and said he have to do it now! (Even though they weren't sure it's his appendix). my dad was so funny when he said " its late now we can do it TOMORROW" the Dr said if so its on your responsibility and here is the 3 option that maybe the reason of your fever and pain, 1- appendix (that will be removed) 2-Colon (that would be cut and a hole will be made on the side of the body working instead of the Rectum) 3- Tumor.

If you wana know where I was when all that happen I will say WORK, I called mom after work that 8:15 PM asking her how dad is doing my sis answered saying your dad just got into surgery WHAT!!!!!!!!!! Driving so crazy to reach the hospital where I found mom, brother and 2 sisters waiting in the room "WHAT HAPPEN! WILL HE BE OK?", after telling me what happen and so and waiting for the operation to be don my sister mother in law came , that was so nice of her I have been told that she didn't allow mom to be alone :) and she was there before me .

After 1 hour we went down to check and see if they are done a nurse said they need more 1 hour that made us terrified. We went upstairs praying that it won't be his Colon. 3 min later my sister husband went upstairs to the room "it's the Appendix, it's the Appendix". After 15 min we went to see his :)

The Dr. told us that he never saw such a huge Appendix before his hip was full of infections and pus he had to wash it away with 4 liter of water.

Thank God this is over what a nightmare, he will be out tomorrow :) and the funny thing that you guess will be laughing for is what he asked me the 1 time he saw me in the ICU "what happen with work? Did you guys sell anything"?!!!!!!!!

Am Back

Hi all, hope you all well, i had fun in Syria and i will post what i did soon

Zidane gets kicked out of the World Cup

You all saw the HEADBUTT Zidane gave Materazzi, watch the VIDEO if you didnt see it.

I think what Zidane did was stupid , crazy and unprofessional,but I also believe that everyone has their limits. Apparently, Materazzi called him a "dirty terrorist".

Watching this VIDEO of how dirty Materazzi is , geez sorry babe you deserve it !

ITALY 1-1 FRANCE a.e.t 5-3 PSO
9 July 2006
by FIFAworldcup.com

Italy are world champions for the fourth time after beating ten-man France 5-3 on penalties after a 1-1 draw in Berlin's Olympiastadion on Sunday, 9 July 2006.

Twelve years after losing to Brazil in the first shoot-out in a FIFA World Cup™ Final, Italy made up for that heartbreak as all five men in blue converted their kicks to claim world football's greatest prize for the first time since 1982. For France the pain of defeat was compounded by the sight of Zinedine Zidane, on his last appearance as a professional, leaving the field having been sent off in extra time for butting Marco Materazzi off the ball.

It was Italy's first successful shoot-out in a FIFA World Cup after previous failures in 1990, 1994 and 1998 and ironically it was a miss from France’s David Trezeguet – whose golden goal had defeated the Azzurri in the final of UEFA EURO 2000 – that opened the door for Fabio Grosso to fire the winning spot-kick past Fabien Barthez and spark celebrations all the way from Bergamo to Bari.

If penalties can resemble a lottery, there could have been no more deserving matchwinner than Grosso, such a positive influence for Italy throughout this tournament. He was one of several Italians prominent in a first period where the Italians played the more fluent football, although it was France who took an early lead.

Eight years after scoring twice in the FIFA World Cup Final in Paris, Zidane opened the scoring with a seventh-minute penalty after Materazzi’s trip on Florent Malouda. By the 19th minute, however, Materazzi had made amends, the big defender heading the equaliser from Andrea Pirlo’s corner.

Although both sides threatened to score a second – notably Italy’s Luca Toni, who headed against Fabien Barthez’s crossbar before the break - neither managed to add a second. Extra time brought a scare for Italy when Buffon had to tip over Zidane's header but soon afterwards the France captain was making the sad walk to the dressing rooms.

A BREAK!

Finally am getting a break from work, am going to Syria tomorrow i cant wait! Being working so hard since i got back from Italy, if you said IF THE DAY IS 48 HOURS WOULD YOU FINISH YOUR WORK? My answer will be NO! These past 3 months were so tiring and stressful.

For the 1 time ever we gona stay in FOUR SEASON hotel and for 4 days i cant wait to see it , since lots i know said its fabulous. So my friends i promise i will take pics and post them and tell you everything i did there.

So c ya all later

From My Home

I watched the game at home , what the use of going out if you have a big TV at home hehehehe :p well here is some of special coverage of the match! ENJOY

Aint my top COOL or what! i wore it in the game and teased everyone when they SCORED!!! :D

I CAMPIONI

GERMANY 0-2 a.e.t. ITALY
4 July 2006
by FIFAworldcup.com

German dreams of reaching the FIFA World Cup™ Final on home soil died in Dortmund as two goals in the final moments of extra time carried Italy into the Final as 2-0 semi-final winners on Tuesday, 4 July 2006.

With a penalty shoot-out looming, Fabio Grosso broke the deadlock in the 119th minute as he curled a left-footed shot past the despairing dive of Jens Lehmann from the right side of the penalty box. Substitute Alessandro Del Piero made sure of Italy's place in the Final when he beat Lehmann from close range in added time at the end of the extra period.

Italy now advance to their first FIFA World Cup Final since 1994 and their sixth overall. They will face the winners of Wednesday's Portugal-France semi-final in Berlin's Olympiastadion on Sunday, 24 hours after Germany have contested third place with the losers of that match in Stuttgart.

King Abdullah on Star Trek

Aint that cool!

check the link to see the video

ITALY 3-0 UKRAINE
30 June 2006
by FIFAworldcup.com

Italy cruised into the semi-finals of Germany 2006 with a convincing 3-0 victory over Ukraine in Dortmund on Friday, 30 June 2006.

A sixth-minute strike from Gianluca Zambrotta set the tone for the evening and a second-half brace from Luca Toni merely compounded the misery for Oleg Blokhin’s side. Oleg Gusev, Andriy Gusin and Maksym Kalinichenko all went close for Ukraine, but were denied by a combination of the woodwork and some excellent goalkeeping by Gianluigi Buffon.

Italy now turn their attentions to a semi-final tie with the hosts in Dortmund on Tuesday, 4 July, while FIFA World Cup™ debutants Ukraine will return home justifiably proud of their efforts.

The game was cool, i really enjoyed it at home, i wished they scored more though :p

ITALY 1-0 AUSTRALIA
26 June 2006
by FIFAworldcup.com

An injury-time penalty from substitute Francesco Totti took ten-man Italy past Australia and into the last eight of the 2006 FIFA World Cup™ in Kaiserslautern on Monday, 26 June 2006.

Totti, a 75th-minute replacement for Alessandro Del Piero, drove the spot-kick high into the net after Fabio Grosso had gone down under a Lucas Neill challenge just seconds before the final whistle.

Italy had been reduced to ten men following Marco Materazzi's red card five minutes into the second half and at that stage their followers might have feared a repeat of their loss to Guus Hiddink's Korea Republic at this stage four years ago. Instead, Totti's strike leaves the Azzurri looking forward to a quarter-final tie against either Switzerland or Ukraine in Hamburg on Friday.
As for Hiddink's Australia team, they can head for home proud of their performance in Germany, having reached the Round of 16 on their first outing on the world stage in 32 years.

Coaches' quotes:

Marcello LIPPI (ITA)

We were concerned about their high-tempo game and their tireless running, and because of that, we treated them with a lot of respect. We contained them very well in the first half and carved out three clear chances for ourselves. They had no chances to speak of. After the break, I brought on (Vincenzo) Iaquinta to speed things up a bit, but then we went down to ten men.
After that, the quality of our organisation and our spirit saw us through. We passed the ball well out of defence. Then at the end (Fabio) Grosso was superb and (Francesco) Totti perfect in tucking away the penalty. Let's hope that gives him a lift. He had trouble lasting the distance against the Czechs, and that's why I gave him a breather today. I intended bringing him on when the match had settled down and that's what I did.

Guus HIDDINK (AUS)

I’m very disappointed with the loss, coming as it did as a result of a last-gasp goal, but I'm very proud of the way my players performed throughout the tournament and particularly against Italy. We started off saying to ourselves that we wanted to avoid penalty-kicks, but as things unfolded we would have taken them.
We wanted to play attractive, spectacular football, and we did. But in contrast to the Italians, we weren’t lethal enough in front of goal. The team tried their hardest and we can have no regrets.

ITALY 1-1 USA
17 June 2006
by FIFAworldcup.com

Italy moved a point clear at the top of Group E after drawing 1-1 with the USA in an incident-filled match in Kaiserslautern on Saturday, 17 June 2006.

Alberto Gilardino headed Italy into a 22nd-minute lead but their lead last only five minutes until Christian Zaccardo turned the ball into his own net.

That was the end of the scoring but a minute later the Azzurri lost Daniele De Rossi to the first of three red cards.

The USA's Pablo Mastroeni then saw red in the 45th minute and Eddie Pope followed suit two minutes into the second half. The result left both sides in contention before their final games, with Italy top on four points and the USA bottom with one.

Here is some of the Players' quotes:

Simone PERROTTA (ITA)

I’m disappointed because we didn’t play as well as we did against Ghana. On a personal level the last thing I needed was an injury because my form has been good. I have my club Roma to thank for that. I took a knock on the backside and had to grit my teeth just to stay on the pitch. We’ll see what the situation is tomorrow.

Gianluigi BUFFON (ITA)

For us, the knockout stages of the tournament start with the next game against the Czech Republic. You can blame my old friend Pavel Nedved and the rest of his team for losing to Ghana.

Angelo PERUZZI (ITA)

It was a very strange match. It’s obviously disappointing to only draw when you have ten men against nine for the whole of the second half. I don’t know if it was down to tiredness as Marcello Lippi suggested. What I do know is that when you set out to do something and you don’t achieve it you are always looking for reasons why and fatigue may be one of them. The feeling in the camp is good and regardless of the final outcome it has been a positive experience.

Alessandro NESTA (ITA)

I was urging my team-mates on in the fist period because the USA were on top. I remember one incident when we couldn’t clear the ball and I fouled one of their players on the edge of the penalty area. We didn’t play as well as we can, indeed we played badly. We haven’t talked about it with the manager yet.

Andrea PIRLO (ITA)

It was a hard game tonight; we ran our socks off. I’m not interested in the results of other teams, we play to win. Landon Donovan was everywhere for the Americans tonight. De Rossi says he caught the player accidentally. They were very aggressive and the two red cards confirm that. We created a few chances but we didn’t manage to score.

Fabio GROSSO (ITA)

I was all set to come on at the end of the first half. The game then changed suddenly with the USA’s first sending off and the manager decided to do something else.

Eddie POPE (USA)

I didn’t agree with the dismissal of my team-mate Pablo Mastroeni, but I’m happy with the result. We can now approach the last match against Ghana knowing we have a chance to qualify, which seemed like a distant hope before tonight.