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Former president of Egypt, Hosni Mubarak November 30, 2014 at 2:52 am   Opinion Posted by  5 Pillarz The Egyptian revolution has gone full circle after the release of Hosni Mubarak, writes  Salma El-Konayyesi . When millions took to the streets of  Egypt  in January 2011, following in the footsteps of the revolution in Tunisia, many claimed that this would be the beginning of a new era for Egypt and the  Middle East  as a whole. The angry outcries against the dictatorship of Mubarak and his men echoed throughout the  world  and amassed support internationally. Thousands were killed calling out for Mubarak’s removal and many more injured. On the 11th February 2011 when Mubarak finally abdicated, the cheers of success and tears of joy resonated through the years of oppression, poverty and injustice millions had endured. Egyptians could finally hope for a democracy with justice, transparency and accountability as the cornerstone of a new fair society. Yet, three

There’s no dearth of  humour   in this world. Here are some tl;dr (too long; did not read) one liners that perfectly describe these 25  countries  in the world. Pun intended! © Thinkstock Photos/Getty images © Flickr/Frank-Vassen © Thinkstock Photos/Getty images © Thinkstock Photos/Getty images © Thinkstock Photos/Getty images © Thinkstock Photos/Getty images © Thinkstock Photos/Getty images © Thinkstock Photos/Getty images © Flickr/David-Baxendale © Thinkstock Photos/Getty images © Thinkstock Photos/Getty images © Thinkstock Photos/Getty images © Flickr © Flickr © Thinkstock Photos/Getty images © Thinkstock Photos/Getty images © Thinkstock Photos/Getty images © Thinkstock Photos/Getty images © Thinkstock Photos/Getty images © Thinkstock Photos/Getty images © Thinkstock Photos/Getty images © Thinkstock Photos/Getty images © Thinkstock Photos/Getty images © Thinkstock Photos/Getty image

The tragic blow that killed Phillip Hughes: Doctors reveal cricket ball split his artery which led to 'catastrophic' bleeding on the brain  Doctors who treated Phillip Hughes say there had only been 100 cases of vertebral artery dissection St Vincent's Hospital Head of Trauma Tony Grabs said he had never encountered the condition before  'It's very rare, very freakish,' Dr Grabs told reporters on Thursday afternoon  Team doctor Peter Brukner said the injury was 'frequently fatal' By  LOUISE CHEER FOR DAILY MAIL AUSTRALIA   PUBLISHED:  07:34 GMT, 27 November 2014  |  UPDATED:  10:45 GMT, 27 November 2014 Doctors who treated Phillip Hughes after he was struck in the neck by a cricket ball have described the condition he died from as 'incredibly rare' and 'very freakish'. Team doctor Peter Brukner told reporters on Thursday only a hundred cases of vertebral artery dissection had ever been reported. 'There's only

Great high-level jobs that allow flexibility. By  Jennifer Parris   It may seem that telecommuting jobs are perfect for mid-level employees. You know, the ones whose presence in an office isn’t imperative to the operations of the company. Executives have corner offices after all, right? Wrong. Today’s telecommuting workforce extends to all levels of employees, executives included. Don’t believe us? Here are just 10 surprising  executive-level jobs —all of which can be done from home. Medical Claim Review Medical Director Executive Director Interim CTO General Manager Director of Healthcare Economics Electronic Health Records Revenue Cycle Director Senior National Client Executive Vice President of Health Economics Executive Career Coach Executive Managing Director/Operations For executive-level career professionals, the option to have a flexible job, where you can also work from home, seems far-fetched. After all, how do you run a business o

By  Codrut Neagu  on 06/17/2014 Previous editions of Windows allowed users to create ad hoc wireless connections between computers. You could use those connections to create a wireless network between multiple computers or to share the Internet connection that was available on one of them. This can no longer be done in Windows 8.1, at least not using a visual interface and the mouse. However, with the help of the  Command Prompt  and a few commands, you too can turn your Windows 8.1 laptop or hybrid device into a WiFi access point. Here's how: What You Need in Order for This to Work In order to use your Windows 8.1 laptop or hybrid device as an WiFi access point for other devices, it must have at least 2 network cards installed and one of them must be a wireless network card. One of them must be connected to the internet. Setup scenarios we tested and worked great include: One laptop using its Ethernet connection for Internet access and its WiFi adapter t

If you don’t know this already, Australia is a pretty dangerous place. The people may be warm and welcoming, but it’s the wildlife you have to watch out for. There are some extreme climates down under and there are some pretty extreme animals to go along with them. Some of the biggest bugs, most venomous creatures and craziest animals live in Australia. You may not believe it now, but you will after you see this list. The next time you think of going on a trip to Australia.. don’t. (Or, just bring lots of Cortisone cream, tube socks and thick hiking boots.) 1) Pythons will eat everything. EVERYTHING. 2) Pythons grow to be so big they can lift a wallaby. 3) They also like to explore malls, terrifying shoppers. 4) Snakes can climb up your toilets. No joke. 5) The snakes there can eat other, bigger reptiles. 6) You really need to understand that snakes are everywhere. 7) Even on planes. 8) Flying fox bats can spread diseases. 9) Dingos are danger