Woman & Home – March 2010

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Have left-over food from a party or wedding? Contact “إكرام النعمة” (which is a Kuwaiti volunteer effort) by calling Surra-based um-m7amad at 99544361, and she and her staff will come to your door to neatly pack away all your left-overs and deliver it to the needy. She would appreciate giving her at least 24 hours notice before your event.

Here is Forbes ranking of the 20 richest people in the world:

1. Carlos Slim (Mexico) – $US53.5 billion, telecommunications

2. Bill Gates (USA) – $US53 billion, Microsoft

3. Warren Buffett (USA) – $US47 billion, Berkshire Hathaway

4. Mukesh Ambani (India) – $US29 billion, petrochemicals, oil and gas

5. Lakshmi Mittal (India) – $US28.7 billion, steel

6. Larry Ellison (USA) – $US28 billion, Oracle

7. Bernard Arnault (France) – $US27.5 billion, LVMH

8. Eike Batista (Brazil) – $US27 billion, mining, oil

9. Amancio Ortega (Spain) – $US25 billion, retail

10. Karl Albrecht (Germany) – $US23.5 billion, supermarkets

11. Ingvar Kamprad & family (Sweden) – $US23 billion, Ikea

12. Christy Walton & family (USA) – $US22.5 billion, Walmart

13. Stefan Persson (Sweden) – $US22.4 billion, Hennes & Mauritz

14. Li Ka-shing (Hong Kong) – $US21 billion, diversified

15. Jim Walton (USA) – $US20.7 billion, Walmart

16. Alice Walton (USA) – $US20.6 billion, Walmart

17. Liliane Bettencourt (France) – $US20 billion, L’Oreal

18. S. Robson Walton (USA) – $US19.8 billion, Walmart

19. Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Alsaud (Saudi Arabia) – $US19.4 billion, investments

20. David Thomson & family (Canada) – $US19 billion, news and information company Thomson Reuters

The full Forbes ranking of the world’s billionaires can be seen at www.forbes.com/billionaires.

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Thanks SAEED!

Awal shay 7asata ena il ma3ash be6awel an6er 4 mondays oo sunday oo madri aish :S

Click on any diet you want ! 3ashain matgoloon kila akel ematen oo madri ash

Taking a Nap Makes You Smarter

ilyoum kent ga3ed asma3 Marina oo Dr.Abdullah Al Mutawa mal il taqtheya..One of the facts that he said that got stuck in my mind was you should take a NAP! it makes you smarter! Oo he was talking enna shloon athbetat il derasat enna it makes you smarter oo faster oo its healthy for you ana ra7 bali..7ag deena oo eshloon fe 7adeth egool:

“النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم قال: “قيلوا فإن الشيطان لا يقيل

Oo feeh il Quran:

(في القرآن، قال عز وجل: (وكم من قرية أهلكناها فجاءها بأسنا بياتًا أو هم قائلون) (الأعراف آية 4

Oo il “qaylola” to3tabar sena mahjoora !

So he was saying that it shouldn’t be more then 40 mins because more then that ra7 et2ther 3ala nomatkom @ nite !

He was also suggesting that we take are naps at work too

beshayyyy beshayayyy I dont want to even imagine that

So Dont Forget to take your Naps From no On

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Looks as though James Cameron has created another Titanic-sized movie: Avatar passed the $1 billion mark worldwide this weekend, “only the fifth movie in history to ever do so,” says FirstShowing.net. “It only needs $800 million more worldwide to pass Titanic, could it happen?” Well, “haters may take some vanishingly small measure of solace in the fact that ticket price inflation means that despite the incredible financial haul, it may have been seen by only half as many people as Titanic,” points out Boing Boing, and “Avatar is being helped by higher ticket prices for 3-D viewings of the film,” says Silicon Alley Insider. But “Avatar will also no doubt be the biggest Blu-ray release to date when it comes to home video,” says Screen Rant. “Fox was right in investing in Cameron’s return to cinema and giving him all the time he needed to do it right.”

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