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1. The Absinthe of Little Paris August 26, 2008 According to some authorities, absinthe as a drink originated in Algeria, and French soldiers serving in the Franco-Algerian war (1830-47) introduced the green spirits to Paris upon their return from the North African country where the drink found strong favor along the boulevards. In time the spectacle of bearded men and demi-mondes dripping their absinthes became one of the sights of Paris. Naturally, so fashionable a Parisian drink was not long in finding its way to the Little Paris of North America— New Orleans. The drink, which was spelled “absinthe” in New Orleans liquor adver... (read more) Author: Sarah Martin

2. Tunisia tours: Must see before................ July 05, 2008 Some Quick facts: Location: North Africa, on Mediterranean coast Neighbors: Algeria (west); Libya (southeast) Language: Modern Standard Arabic Blessed by phenomenal geographic beauty, Tunisia is the perfect place to tour holidays and off times. 1500km long-stretched Mediterranean coast added by lush blue sea and glazy sand can spellbound any nature lover. Tunisia is one of the exclusive places to have sea, deserts, and dunes all together. Explore the Tunisian mysteries and discover the nature at its best! Tunisia Tours: Experience the glorious past Tunisia was once part of the... (read more) Author: Sanjog Kumar

3. Mineral makeup - mélange of science and beauty April 25, 2008 Environment and health has become an important component in all walks of life and makeup is no exception to it. Mineral makeup has been around for 30 years in countries such as Egypt, Morocco, India, Algeria etc but it has seize the attention of make up industry just recently. It was originally developed for plastic surgeons and dermatologists to be used on patients after various cosmetic procedures to cover the redness and soreness. Mineral makeup is non-comodegenic (non-pore clogging) and so it doesn't irritate the skin or even penetrate it. Mineral makeup is based on a hypoallergenic l... (read more) Author: Fibre Fashion

4. Landscapes of Morocco February 20, 2008 The High Atlas Mountains exceed 4,000 meters (or +13000 feet) in both Toubkal National Park and in the Ait Bougmez Valley in the Mgoun National Park of Morocco. The Sahara Desert, some ten hours away from these mountains, border Algeria and have rolling dunes where camel trekking, Bedouin-like camping, and even dune boarding await the adventurous. Then, there is the ocean. With over 2000 kilometers of ocean access, the beaches of Morocco, those like Essaouira and Asilah, are becoming ever more popular with sun bathers and surfers alike. Those who travel to Morocco have one comment in common: “... (read more) Author: Thomas Hollowell

5. Africa Mobile: Zambia and Niger October 25, 2007 Niger The Republic of Niger resides in Western Africa, bordering Nigeria, Benin, Burkina Faso, Mali, Algeria, Libya, and Chad. Niger’s first empire was Songhai. In recent years, the Tuareg nomadic formed the vast confederations that urged south to the sides of several states in Hausa and then collided with The Empires of Sokoto, known as Fulani. Control was established in the 18th century of the Hausa territories and later explorers from Europe began to populate the lands. Achieving its independence from France in 1960, Niger is a parliamentary democracy. Utilizing a foreign polic... (read more) Author: Robert Bell

6. Algeria travel information - Africa Travel October 24, 2007 Algeria is the second largest country on the African continent. Most of the coastal area is hilly, sometimes even mountainous, and there are a few natural harbors. Algeria is famous for its of strong cultural identity, Sahara desert, beautiful oasis and mountains. POPULAR ATTRACTIONS: Most famous cities of Algeria are Oran, Algiers, In Salah, El golea, Constantine, Bejaia, Tamanrasset, Laghouat, Taghit, Tlemcen, Annaba and Boghni. Algers, the capital city, has a maze of pretty small alleys and whitewashed houses.Constantine has some museums and deep gorge protects the city on almost... (read more) Author: Swati agar

7. All about Morocco Tours September 25, 2007 Kingdom of Morocco is situated in North Africa with coast in the Mediterranean Sea and Atlantic Ocean. Moroccan coast further comprise of a connection to the Strait of Gibraltar, a body of water, which divides Mediterranean and Atlantic Ocean. The Strait of Gibraltar divides Morocco from Spain that is to the north. Morocco as well shares borders a longing with Algeria. In size, Morocco is to some extent smaller than the state of California, United States. Archeologists have established that the land of contemporary Morocco has been occupied for at least 10,000 years. This has been deep-rooted ... (read more) Author: ron victor

8. Oil Prices Exceed $64 A Barrel April 17, 2007 Oil prices increased above $64 a barrel after a rush in the preceding session. This is due to the fact that traders have reacted to warnings that OPEC production was at its lowest point in two years. Iraq and Algeria as well as the (Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries) OPEC member nations also added to the upward pressure. As consumers predicted, the chaos has resulted to the squeezing of gasoline supplies as the summer driving season approaches. In Europe, light, sweet crude for May delivery increased 31 cents to $64.16 a barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantil... (read more) Author: Lauren Woods

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