Wow. I really have absent for a long time.
But i finally back. And gonna renew my blog 
So, are you waiting for news, about open poker tournament at Sharm.
Soon i will post it.
The EPT promissing be really warm, so i dont know how about u, but i,m waiting on EPT with forward
In a recent letter to US Trade Representative Susan Schwab, two House of Representatives Committee Chairs and six other lawmakers criticized the agency’s handling of the current WTO issues relative to online gambling, stressing that the Bush administration now needed to pursue rolling back the UIGEA instead of paying costly compensation to WTO members, including the European Union.When the US withdrew access to its online gambling market from WTO trade commitments in May, it opened itself up to compensation claims from its trading partners, estimated to be upwards of $100 billion. The lawmakers, headed
by House Financial Services Committee Chairman Barney Frank and House Judiciary Committee Chairman John Conyers, stressed that while the Office of the United States Trade Representative’s current position would be “expensive to the U.S. economy,” it had even more far-reaching consequences. The lawmakers said, “We are perhaps more concerned about what this withdrawal says about U.S. credibility as a trading partner,” and that the US policy would encourage other countries to withdraw trade commitments that were “inconvenient or politically difficult.”
The lawmakers’ letter went on to say, “We are writing to express our interest in considering possible legislative solutions that might restore U.S. compliance with the GATS agreement without renouncing any of our commitments under that agreement.”
That sentiment was echoed this week when European Trade Chief Peter Mandelson addressed the European Parliament on Tuesday. “The U.S. has so far opted for compensation to make right what is wrong. I don’t think compensation does that job. What we really need is for the legislation to be put right and for foreign operators to stop being excluded and discriminated against in the way the present U.S. legislation does,” Mandelson said. Read the rest of this entry »
For pity i havent reliable information about Open Poker Tournament at Egypt. But one i know for sure, i gonna be there
I gonna tell you all what i know about this event.
Tournment with Buy-In:
$300
$500
$1000
Also will be carried out many sit & go tournaments.
P.S. Sorry for my english and hope meeting there some of my friends and readers
