• All Hail Deb Amos!

    Deb Amos is what's known in the biz as an experienced "Middle East Hand." A correspondent for NPR, she's traveled all over the region (she's here right now), knows the history and wat... Apr 10, 2011

    All Hail Deb Amos!
  • Size Doesn't Matter

    As the rumor of Sarah's arrest was gaining steam, we were driving back from the pyramids.As Sarah's friends and colleagues exchanged anxious tweets, we were coping with... camel stenc... Apr 9, 2011

    Size Doesn't Matter
  • Egypt's Many Layers

    Sarah has been struck by the contrasts of Egypt more than I have. Maybe its because I'm older, or because of those years in Moscow, but I'm grateful for the chance to see the city for... Apr 9, 2011

    Egypt's Many Layers
  • Demonstrate Like An Egyptian

    Friday at Tahrir Square was intense.  The sun, the crowds, the emotion.  It was incredible to finally be in the center of it all, to be on the ground after having grown accustomed to ... Apr 8, 2011

  • The View From Here

    We've all seen Tahrir Square -- the crowds, the banners, the children, the passion. In the weeks since the revolution, all that has ebbed and flowed on that historic patch of ground. ... Apr 8, 2011

  • Calculating Egyptian Time Currency

    If time is money, then I think that dollars are not the only currency that we need to convert upon arriving in Egypt.  We also have to convert our time currency, throwing out our very... Apr 7, 2011

    Calculating Egyptian Time Currency
  • Towel Art

    Ok. This weirdly off topic, but I gotta mention it. I leave my room at the Rameses Hilton every morning, and when I return in the evening, the nice young men who tidy the room leave a... Apr 7, 2011

    Towel Art
  • She Doesn't Skirt Politics

    Another thing that happened on the Cairo University campus - as we were walking to the sit-in (though actually no one was sitting) a student ran up to me, a young woman in jeans, and ... Apr 7, 2011

    She Doesn't Skirt Politics
  • Egypt's Spin-Off Revolutions

    One thing we planned to do while in Egypt was to go to the University of Cairo's journalism school to see how media professionals are trained and talk to the new generation of would-b... Apr 6, 2011