what would you see in Egypt?

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Is what did i get up to, in the crippled ferret, last night?

Hi shaman.

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Egypt is qualified to be one of the most important golf centers in the world since it enjoys an ideal climate and is distinguished on all countries of the mediterranean by its clear weather all over the year and especially in winter. not only playing golf, but also enjoying moderate climate coupled with unique sightseeing and excursions in ancient egypt places and magnificent resorts in egypt, the weather is almost certain to accommodate ones desire to play golf (and perhaps, sight seeing, shopping and other activities might accommodate a bored spouse at the same time). no where else in the world can one play golf in the shadows of the great pyramids, or play 18 holes in the morning, and then visit the mountain where moses passed down the ten commandments in the afternoon. the presence of various tourist sites in egypt is another important factor that contributes to the flourishing of this sport in the future. one of the closest and nicest golf courses in egypt, is that one located in cairo. the golf course is situated in an area called dream land, which is really a nice dream to enjoy. the magnificent golf course overlooks the superb view of the giza pyramids & sphinx. a little more towards the north, till you reach alexandria, where golf courses there are of no exception. it's said that the british originally started building this historical course at the " alexandria sporting club", in the 19 th century, then restorations and renewals were made but the course still bares its charm. going to the red sea, exactly heading to el-gouna or sharm el-sheikh, where vivid a course lies in an enchanting view. during your golf tournament in one of the magnificent courses there, you will be encircled by scenery for the exotic beaches of the red sea. this time pack to the south, towards luxor, city of mystery. golf courses at luxor are so unique, and identified by the picturesque scenes of the mountains and tombs of the ancient egyptian kings. www.egypttravelers.com from the previously mentioned points, we can safely say that egypt has most, if not all of the main requirements to attract golf players or golf tourists from all over the world.

NO ONE in the golfing comminity cosiders Egypt aa a golf destination....plzzz

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1: how high is a monument that casts a 78' shadow at the same time that a vertical yardstick casts a 4.5' shadow? 48' 52' 58' 64' 2: how high is a tree that casts a shadow 42 ft. long if at the same time a man 6 ft. tall casts a 10-ft. shadow? 17.8' 22.4' 25.2' 28.9' 3: the shadow method is said to have been used in 600 b.c. by the mathematician thales to measure the heights of the famous pyramids of egypt. at a certain time of the day the pyramid casts a shadow 840 ft. long. a vertical 4 ft. stick casts a shadow 7 ft. long. how tall is the pyramid? 380 ft. 420 ft. 445 ft. 480 ft.

the guy answered #1 wrong lol.... here it is step-by-step yardstick ------------------------- tan(Θ) = 3 / 4.5 tan¨¹(3 / 4.5 ) = 33.69° monument --------------------------- tan(33.69) = O / 78 O = tan(33.69) * 78 O = 51.99986721672794 O = side opposite angle ANSWER = 52 I LOVE MATH!

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I hope i don't get reported and my question get canceled like my other questions. not based on modern footage of ufos, which could be easily fake, like most of them nor photos from more than 100 years ago, when we didn't have computer to fake them, but from ancient history. every culture in the world talks about "gods" that created man, but it is called a myth. even in peru you still find people imitating their gods by elongating their kids head to resemble their gods. you find ancient drawings and paintings depicting ufos and humanoid beings that are not human as per their own story. the nazca lines in peru made more than 2 thousands years ago and can be only seen from high altitude. the mayan calendar, the most accurate of all, made by people who built a pyramid than in the sumer solstice a shadow with snake like form enters the pyramid as their god. the pyramids of egypt, made more than 4 thousand years ago, aligned with constellations in the sky and its complexity . in ancient rocks and caves you can see paintings of perfect animals and humans, but when you see the "strange ones" they call it distorted or hallucinations. i live in ny, i go to the museum of natural history and there they have a painting, more than 5000 years old, with perfect human and animals the same sizes, but there is one of a giant humanoid which they said those were normal people that used to live around there. even the nazca lines in peru depicts an humanoid figure with a space suit. just read: forbidden archeology, technology of the gods, finger prints of the god books. or go to the many websites like crystallink.com to see the overwhelming evidence of extraterrestrials...but why people keep denying it? i know that people will see things that are not there to support their believes(including me) but this proofs are undeniable yet give credit to ancient primates of things that we can't do today with our technology. why?

Well I know I believe... and this may be just a thought, but perhaps most people CHOOSE not to believe because it is easier to deny something than to admit that we are not alone. It could also be that there are so many people unwilling to let go of the notion that we as a species are not as intelligent as some think we are. People also doubt because they are taght to doubt anything they cannot physically feel and see. I think thousands of years ago, the different cultures such as the Myans, Incans, etc were able to understand that there was something else out there that while beyond the cultural comprehension, was still worth being respected and was worth investing a little time to learn more about.

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Our body is also a self-run machine. in that, there are several systems which controls and activates different functions and particulars of the body. during the process of development in a creature, by means of its will power, it develops different systems and different specialties in itself. it has come to this stage now. inside the body of human being-bring, lungs, intestines, heart and all are functioned automatically. only the up-keep of those are in your hand. and, after thousands years of effort only human being could develop such an anatomy of its body. joy, miseries, fate and new being – everything is based on your ability of their maintenance. according to your will power and deeds, your surroundings get effected. and, with the activities of all the creatures, the creation get influenced whatever we do, according to that only the ‘creation’ get better or get worse. likewise, the effect on the ‘creation’ ultimately affects us. harming the creation will result in our own destruction. our functioning is the function of the creation. our thinking is the thought of the creation. every act of us is done by it (god) through us. if a nail is pierced in any part of our body, the whole body feels it. like that the creation is like a body, and our betterment lies with the betterment of it (creation) as a whole. the coal get transformed in to diamond; like that ,man will get transformed in to ‘god’ or ‘demon’ one day. our thought waves effects others. whatever is there today, it is spread by us only. the next generation will be either of ‘divinity’ or of ‘demons’ if the thinking level of us contains purity, the generation of ‘divinity’ will come up, certainly. otherwise, you can not tolerate a generation of ‘demons’ later. the creation will reach the verge of destruction. changes are the law of a world. the coming generation will have these two types of personalities. one s of ‘divinity’ and other one will be of ‘evils’ (demons) both will be powerful to the extreme level. the impure mentality will lead to the creation of ‘demons’ as the neck of the goat is in our clutch today, our necks will be in the clutch of the clutch of the ‘demons’ then. they will not understand our (human) language. human being will be helpless that time. they will be slain by those ‘demons’ and will be eaten by them as well. and, in their law eating of human being will be considered as a gift from nature; as we are feeding on the vegetation and other animals, as animals are feeding on the plants, as the plants are feeding on the earth, as earth feeds on the stones. everyone is feeding on one another. but, the wish of all of us is that-the next generation coming up must be a better one. this “will power’ of us will so us that day. isn’t it possible that we all become ‘devtas’ (divine souls) together? there should not be any demon, or they should be out numbered by the people filled with ‘divinity’ to achieve that, we have to become a complete human being first. the animal instincts in us should die down completely. come, let’s try to be a complete human. if people having strong ‘will power’ to become ‘demons’ will emerge first, then the black shadow of destruction on this planet will cover the ‘sun’ of development. history will be repeated on this world; it will go through the phage of destruction, and the civilization that is existing today will be wiped out. the ruins of sindh valley, pyramids of egypt, maya civilization of maxico are the remains of previous civilization flourishing on this planet. human has lost everything even after reaching to the top. like that, the radiation from sun, radiation from nuclear weapons may destroy this world again. not a single species will survive then. oceans will start bobbling. sky will turn red. volcanoes will erupt and earth surface will be covered with ‘lava’. the skin of the sky will be torn apart. everywhere, only fire will be visible. melting of the ice in polar region will cause the world to be covered with water. nothing will be left here. the new life may emerge again only after millions of years. isn’t it possible that, this civilization will continue to develop without any hindrance, get saved from the destruction, so that the human can rise to the optimum level ? how nice shall we feel then, when will cover the distance between two planets in a minute. the bride will be from neptune and the bridegroom will be from earth planet. whoever is born will die one day. the life span of germs is in seconds, the insects have it in days or months, animals and human beings have it in years. the life span of a civilization is some thousand years, the planets have some million years of life span, a universe has some thousand million years universes are produced in the creation, and get destroyed after a certain period. and, this is a continuous process, this can never be stopped.

no person on this earth is completely a good man and totally a bad man.i feel divinity means good qualities and demon means bad qualities.

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Egypt winding transcendent ruin meandering nile pyramids celestial shadows saints in body evolving the eternal pharaoh egypt broken in stones, crumbling rubble

Sorry for saying this. It's not he Egypt that I see, through my eyes. Thats just not true. I mean that's just the outside, not even a scratch at the surface. Egypt, the eternal empire, Immortal, majestic Land of Gold and glory And that's all you can say about it. Needs serious alterations. Cheers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Egypt winding transcendent ruin slowly meandering down the sands of the nile pyramids celestial shadows saints in body evolving matter enigmatical the eternal pharaoh egypt broken in stones, crumbling rubble clawing from the dawn of time

I really like this. "Rubble clawing from the dawn of Time", good line. I enjoyed reading this. Thanks for sharing.

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2. the oldest surviving structure in egypt was constructed in what year? (1 point) 2350 bce 2450 bce 2550 bce 2650 bce 3. which of the following statements about the art of ancient egypt is most accurate? (1 point) little to no artwork from ancient egypt has survived. therefore we don’t know much about it. little to no artwork from ancient egypt has survived. however, we can learn much about egyptian art from what is written about it in hieroglyphics and in papyrus manuscripts. much artwork from ancient egypt has survived, especially within the pyramids and tombs; however, much more has probably been lost or destroyed over time. thanks to the remarkable durability of the pyramids, very little egyptian art has been lost or destroyed. therefore what we have recovered today represents almost the entire body of egyptian art. 4. which of the following modes of expression best characterizes the paintings found on the walls of ancient egyptian tombs? (1 point) realism symbolism surrealism expressionism 5. in the religion of ancient egypt, the soul was called the __________. (1 point) ba ka akh shadow 6. in egyptian mythology, the akh is best described as: (1 point) the physical body a non-physical attribute the resurrected spirit of a person the shadow 7. the largest of the pyramids at giza is the _____________, which covers an area of almost thirteen acres. (1 point) saqqara great pyramid cheops step pyramid 8. which of the following helps explain why the pyramids have been able to withstand thousands of years of erosion? (1 point) they serve as the tombs of kings, and therefore are filled with artwork and artifacts. they are almost entirely solid, with only a few passages and chambers carved into their interiors. they were purposefully constructed close to each other in order to reduce wind erosion. the inner chambers are filled with relief paintings and carvings. 9. the inner chambers of the pyramids are filled with relief paintings and carvings in addition to many artifacts and household objects. which of the following is the best explanation for this? (1 point) the pyramids originally served as museums where patrons would come to view contemporary art. the pyramids originally served as an indoor marketplace where artisans and craftsmen would sell their wares. the pyramids originally served as storage facilities for kings, who wanted to protect their riches from thieves and raiders. the pyramids originally served as tombs where kings were buried. the artwork and artifacts were funerary provisions to help the dead enjoy the afterlife. 10. which of the following best describes ancient egyptian beliefs about death? (1 point) death represented a permanent end to an individual’s life; the dead entered a permanent state of non-existence. death represented a punishment for human failings during life. an individual’s ka could only be reunited with the mummified body through the prayers and pious acts of the living. death represented a temporary interruption in life, not the end of life. a happy existence in the afterlife could be achieved through piety to the gods, mummification, and the provision of funerary equipment. death represented a ritual of purification, in which the pure soul (ka) was released from its imprisonment in the corrupted body and allowed to rejoin the gods. the corpse was mummified in order to minimize putrefaction, a symbol of its corruption.

2. The oldest surviving structure in Egypt was constructed in what year? The Great Sphinx of Giza is the oldest known monumental sculpture, and is commonly believed to have been built by ancient Egyptians in the third millennium BCE. The traditional view held by modern Egyptologists at large remains that the Great Sphinx was built in approximately 2500 B.C. by the pharaoh Khafre, Other theories have stated that the builder of the Sphinx may have been Khafra's predecessor, Djedefre, at some point in his reign of (2528-2520 BCE). 3. Which of the following statements about the art of ancient Egypt is most accurate? Much artwork from ancient Egypt has survived, especially within the pyramids and tombs; however, much more has probably been lost or destroyed over time. 5. In the religion of ancient Egypt, the soul was called the __________. (1 point) ka 7. The largest of the pyramids at Giza is the _____________, which covers an area of almost thirteen acres. (1 point) The Great Pyramid of Giza 9. The inner chambers of the pyramids are filled with relief paintings and carvings in addition to many artifacts and household objects. The pyramids originally served as tombs where kings were buried. The artwork and artifacts were funerary provisions to help the dead enjoy the afterlife.

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2.) the angle of elevation from the tip of the shadow of a 12 foot pole to the top of the pole is 60 degrees. how far is it from the tip of the shadow to the top of the pole? round answer to the nearest tent of a foot 4.)the khafre pyramid in egypt has a square base that is 214.5 meters on each side, a height of 143.5 meters, and a slant height of 179.4 meters. you construct a scale model of the pyramid using a scale of 6 meters to 2 centimeters. if you are painting the entire model, you should buy enought paint to cover how many squar centimeters? 5.) how many ways can 4 people be chosen from a group of 9? tell whether the situation is a permutation or combination. then solve. a card is drawn from a deck of cards numbered one through twenty. the card is not replaced and another card is drawn. find the probability that a prime number is drawn and then a composite number

2.) sin(60) = 12 / x x = 12 / sin(60) x = 13.86 ft. 4.) calculate square area of all faces... base (length * width): 214.5 * 214.5 = 46010 m^2 side (.5 * height * width): .5 * 179.4 * 214.5 = 19241 m^2 if you paint one bases, 4 sides: 46010 + (4 * 19241) = 122973 m^2 5.) i don't remember the neat factorial that solves these. but, i think there's 126 different combinations of 4 people. with each of those able to be rearranged in 24 different orders, i think there are 3024 different arrangements. - it would be a permutation, because: "permutation- order DOES matter" - SEE http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080514123611AAPqTGy there are a total of 380 combinations, 88 of which would result in a prime and then a composite number being drawn. so there's an 88/380 probability

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1.) a card is drawn from a deck of cards numbered one through twenty. the card is not replaced and another card is drawn. find the probablility that a prim number is drawn and then a composite number. 2.) a spinner has numbers 1-8 on it. the spinner is spun twice, find the probability of the outcome. find the p(a number less than 3 ore a number greater than 5) 3.)the khafre pyramid in egypt has a square base that is 214.5 meters on each side, a height of 143.5 meters, and a slant height of 179.4 meters. you construct a scale model of the pyramid using a scale of 6 meters to 2 centimeters. if you are painting the intire model, you should buy enouth paint to cover how many square centimeters? 4.) the angle of elevation from the tip of the shadow of a 12 ft flag pole to the top of the pole is 60 degress. how far is it from the tip of the shadow to the top of th epole? round your answer to the nearest tenth of a foot.

1) the primes less or equal to 20 are: 2,3,5,7,11,13,17,19 or 8 numbers 1 is not prime. prob(prime and compo) = 8/20 * 12/19 2) Problem is not clear enough 3) base = 214.5 or base(model) = (214.5 / 6) * 0.02 = 0.715 m slant = 179.4 or slant(model) = 0.598 m if you paint the bottom, the face not seen: base * base + 4 (slant * base / 2) = 13663.65 cm^2 4) basic trigo.