Saturday, April 26, 2008
Back to MFC
Eng. Sameh (Fugro International) needed MFC training in a crash one day course. Here is his photo with me.
Saturday, April 12, 2008
Imagine cup event
I Attended imagine cup event that was discussioning graduation projects for Egyptian universities Students . Below is a photo with Top IT team who attended imagine cup .
What is the Imagine Cup?
Is Step up to the challenge.
One world. Unlimited possibilities.
Let’s face it — the world needs help. The kind of help that happens when you take the top young minds from around the globe and turn them loose on solving the world’s toughest problems. That’s what the Imagine Cup is all about. This is your chance to innovate and create, show the world what you’ve got, and win some serious prizes. Simply put, it’s your chance to use the power of technology to change the world — and have some fun while you’re at it.
Everything that the world may become "someday" lies in the hands of young people today. As they look at the road ahead, their close relationship with technology enables them to dream in ways we never have before. Put the two together, and you have young minds holding the tools that can make their vision a reality.
This is the recipe that inspired Microsoft to create the Imagine Cup. What begins with a burst of inspiration and a lot of hard work can become a future software breakthrough, a future
The Imagine Cup started five years ago, and already more than 100,000 students from over 100 countries and regions have competed. This year, more students than ever will be looking for victory in the nine competitions set up under three main categories, each reflecting this year’s theme.
The 2008 World Finals: Paris!
Each year the World Finals are held in a different city. Past World Finals cities include Seoul, South Korea (2007); Delhi, India (2006); Yokokama, Japan (2005); Sao Paulo, Brazil (2004); and Barcelona, Spain (2003).The 2008 World Finals will be held in Paris France from July 3-8, 2008.
What's the Agenda?
The 2008 Imagine Cup Worldwide Finals will be held in Paris France from July 3-8, 2008. For one week in July, the world will turn to Paris to imagine the future of technology. Our partner, UNESCO, will host the teams at UNESCO World Headquarters in Paris, and the Mayor of Paris will welcome us to this beautiful city.
From a field of over 200,000 students around the world who started the journey last fall we have narrowed the field to 124 teams. And now we are ready for the final challenge. The finalists will meet in Paris France July 3-8 to compete before a prestigious judging panel of internationally renowned technology and environmental experts.
Who will win Imagine Cup 2008?
What is the Imagine Cup?
Is Step up to the challenge.
One world. Unlimited possibilities.
Let’s face it — the world needs help. The kind of help that happens when you take the top young minds from around the globe and turn them loose on solving the world’s toughest problems. That’s what the Imagine Cup is all about. This is your chance to innovate and create, show the world what you’ve got, and win some serious prizes. Simply put, it’s your chance to use the power of technology to change the world — and have some fun while you’re at it.
Everything that the world may become "someday" lies in the hands of young people today. As they look at the road ahead, their close relationship with technology enables them to dream in ways we never have before. Put the two together, and you have young minds holding the tools that can make their vision a reality.
This is the recipe that inspired Microsoft to create the Imagine Cup. What begins with a burst of inspiration and a lot of hard work can become a future software breakthrough, a future
The Imagine Cup started five years ago, and already more than 100,000 students from over 100 countries and regions have competed. This year, more students than ever will be looking for victory in the nine competitions set up under three main categories, each reflecting this year’s theme.
The 2008 World Finals: Paris!
Each year the World Finals are held in a different city. Past World Finals cities include Seoul, South Korea (2007); Delhi, India (2006); Yokokama, Japan (2005); Sao Paulo, Brazil (2004); and Barcelona, Spain (2003).The 2008 World Finals will be held in Paris France from July 3-8, 2008.
What's the Agenda?
The 2008 Imagine Cup Worldwide Finals will be held in Paris France from July 3-8, 2008. For one week in July, the world will turn to Paris to imagine the future of technology. Our partner, UNESCO, will host the teams at UNESCO World Headquarters in Paris, and the Mayor of Paris will welcome us to this beautiful city.
From a field of over 200,000 students around the world who started the journey last fall we have narrowed the field to 124 teams. And now we are ready for the final challenge. The finalists will meet in Paris France July 3-8 to compete before a prestigious judging panel of internationally renowned technology and environmental experts.
Who will win Imagine Cup 2008?
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