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1. Ideas as Predators November 05, 2009 The Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, in 1919 proposed that the best means available for assessing the truth of an idea is to see how it fares in a marketplace of truly free competition. This was a nice slap on the wrist to the would-be censors in our communities, but has never stopped their yowling. Would-be censors and their assumptions are the predators in the ecosystem of ideas. I say “predators” because, as tedious as they are, it may be best just to tolerate their yammerings, and here is why: Somewhere in the rock-bound tidal waters of Washington state, a biologist r... (read more) Author: Tony Brussat

2. Clinton Tries to Reassure Arab Leaders on Israeli Settlements November 04, 2009 US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in Cairo, Egypt, 04 Nov 2009U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has met with Egypt's president as she tries to reassure Arab leaders the Obama administration stands firmly against Israeli settlement activity on occupied Palestinian land.  Secretary of State Clinton said Washington remains committed to the principle of ending Israeli construction on Palestinian territory."Our policy on settlements has not changed. We do not accept the legitimacy of settlement activity, and we have a very firm belief that ending all settlement activity, current an... (read more)

3. Clinton Tries to Appease Arab Anger About Praise for Israeli Settlement Offer November 03, 2009 U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is trying to quiet Arab complaints about her praise for an Israeli offer to limit Jewish settlements on the West Bank. Palestinian leaders say the Israeli offer does not go far enough.US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton delivers her speech at the opening of the World Policy Conference in Marrakech, Morocco, 03 Nov 2009Secretary of State Clinton tried for a second day to address Arab complaints that her praise for an offer to limit settlements encourages Israel to sidestep a 2003 promise to end those settlements.In Jerusalem Saturday, Clinton sa... (read more)

4. Philippines' Unique Flower November 03, 2009 Philippines is one of the many countries in Asia which is known for their collection of unique and wild flowers. One in particular is the sampaguita. The sampaguita is considered as one of the most popular species of philippine flowers. Although sampaguita is native to the Philippines, the flower is also pandemic in most Asian countries. Sampaguita is also known as the Arabian Jasmine which is the name commonly known around the world as well as in Arab. Another, such as the Ylang-Ylang, is also a native in the Philippines. The name ylang-ylang is derived from Tagalog, either from the wor... (read more) Author: Sheena thornbird

5. Come Close To Nature By Exploring Sharjah And Ajman November 02, 2009 Your journey to Dubai will be elegant by visiting beautiful Sharjah and Ajman. Sharjah is only 20 kilometers away from Dubai. Exploring Sharjah and Ajman during your Dubai holidays will leave enlighten you. Sharjah was elected as the Cultural city of the Arab world in 1998 by UNESCO. Both these places are acknowledged for their serenity and peace. Sharjah consists of impressive line of mosques, minarets, wind towers, pigeons' shelters and bazaars across its land. It is fast progressing with high rise buildings and glass complexes touching the sky line. Comparing to Dubai it is greener... (read more) Author: Gary Cairns

6. Clinton Holding Mideast Peace Talks October 31, 2009 US Secretary of State Clinton (file photo)U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is holding talks with Israeli and Palestinian officials on relenting the Mideast peace process.Clinton, joined by U.S. envoy George Mitchell met Saturday with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in the capital of United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi.She is also scheduled to hold talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Israel.The Israeli leader said Friday he looked forward to discussions on resuming peace negotiations with the Palestinians "as soon as possible." Prime Minister Netanyahu spoke followin... (read more)

7. Emirates Airlines Offers Online Booking Services October 29, 2009 Emirates Airline is a famous and major airline in the Middle East and a subsidiary of The Emirates Group. It is the national airline of Dubai and United Arab Emirates and it operates about thousands of people per week. Today, people can easily book their tickets through online ways that is quite cheap, fast and easy. You can take flight to any international or national place through Emirates Airlines that offer you cheap flights to any city or nation. In present time, Emirates Airlines has become one of the most popular airlines of the world that arranges domestic as well as international... (read more) Author: David Shang

8. Iraq to Vote on Kirkuk Balloting Guidelines October 28, 2009 A member of the Iraqi parliament's legal committee, Salim Abdullah al-Jibouri, says lawmakers have agreed to vote by Thursday on balloting guidelines for the oil-rich northern region of Kirkuk. A stalemate over the issue of voting guidelines for Kirkuk, an ethnically mixed region that includes Kurdish, Arab and Turkmen communities, has been jeopardizing nationwide elections scheduled for January 16. Iraqi parliament holds a special parliament session in Baghdad (File)Among the issues the lawmakers will decide is whether to use current voter records for Kirkuk or a voter registry dating back to... (read more)

9. Why Take A Holiday In Dubai? October 28, 2009 Where are you thinking of going on holiday to next year? Regardless of what time of year you go away, you'll probably be thinking of Europe, perhaps America or maybe the Mediterranean. The chances are slim that the United Arab Emirates will be on your mind. Perhaps that will be about to change, because that is where you will find Dubai. It is an emirate and is located in the northern half of the country, along the coast. It is this coastal position that is just one of the benefits of opting to take a holiday here. It is also why so many people come back. The beaches in Dubai are second... (read more) Author: Jonathan Wallace

10. Crossroad of different civilizations October 26, 2009 Considered as one of the most diversified and sumptuous food, Moroccan cuisine offers a delightful experience. There primary reason contributed to the diverse Moroccan food is it's interaction with the outside world for centuries. Food in Morocco has blended different cuisines from different cultures like Moorish, Arab, Middle Eastern, Berber, Jewish, Iberian and Mediterranean African. Over different historical eras and centuries the Moroccan cuisine was refined by the highly capable cooks of the royal kitchens in Meknes, Fez, Marrakech, Tetouan and Rabat. This refined cuisine laid the ba... (read more) Author: synergist synergist006

11. Dubai! A Shopper's Delight October 22, 2009 Dubai, the gleaming financial capital of the United Arab Emirates, is now home to nearly 3.5 million visitors in the course of its famous Dubai Shopping Festival (DSF). Known in Arabic as 'Layali Dubai', DSF has been a success since 1996 when the Dubai government first introduced the event to promote and showcase retail trade. Today it is an annual shopping, entertainment, and cultural extravaganza that continues to draw tourism to Dubai. Held between January and February, the festival has incredible bargains, promotions and raffle draws for every type of shopper. Imagine how you could drive a... (read more) Author: Pico Dots

12. Time Tracker &Time Attendance -Payroll Software October 22, 2009 AVI INFOSYS LLC is a well-known Professional Consulting and Solution Provider Company based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Time tracking payroll management software is our core expertise. Our time tracking software is easy to customize and can be easily integrated with any payroll system and gives you best solutions for your business continuity. AVI INFOSYS currently have Business Operations in United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Jordan, Bahrain, Oman, Qatar, Lebanon, Syria, Egypt we are ready to work on as per clients Project requirements. We have team of experienced professional wh... (read more) Author: seo sachin

13. Mufti Taqi Usmani - A Jewel in the Crown of Deoband October 22, 2009 Hazrat Maulana Mufti Muhammad Taqi Usmani Sahab Damatabarakatuhum is one of the leading scholars of our time. Mufti Taqi Usmani Sahab is one of those rare personalities who are equally popular among the Arab and Non Arab Scholars. The achievements of Hazrat Mufti Taqi Usmani Sahab are just too many to be listed in such a short post. The name Taqi Usmani has become a representative of the massive achievements made in the field of Islamic Law, Islamic Finance, Riba Free Banking and Islamic Insurance. Against all the odds Mufti Taqi Usmani Sahab Damatbarakatuhum not only proved that mod... (read more) Author: Jawad Khan

14. Dubai Travel Information - Lifestyle and Destinations October 19, 2009 Dubai, a modern metropolis considered by many as being the pearl of the Middle East is beautifully nestled on the southern shore of the United Arab Emirates. Its very name conjures up the images of the endless, sparkling blue-water beaches outlined by soft white sand which are complemented perfectly by the bright sunshine all year long, awe-inspiring desert, spectacular shopping malls and lavish hotels, incredibly modern architecture, glittering gold souks, dynamic and pulsating nightlife. A wide range of museums and heritage villages provide a fascinating insight into the country’s rich... (read more) Author: Jamie Leo

15. United Arab Emirates to Ban Plastic Bags October 19, 2009 Following a sweeping international trend the UAE has announced that plastic bags will be banned by 2012 as has been reported by Gulf News on 4th July. Beginning this year there will be a 3 or 4 stage process leading up to the complete banning of plastic bags by 2012. During this period there will be an extensive campaign to educate the public regarding the dangers of plastic bags and the advantages of alternatives such as jute bags, paper bags and biodegradable bags. Albury Enviro Bags of course applauds moves to reduce pollution and plastic bag use and promote the use of more enviro... (read more) Author: Graham Williamson

16. EU's Sudan Envoy Argues Peace Will Pay October 15, 2009 The European Union's special representative for Sudan says that the financial benefits of peace make a key argument for ending fighting in southern Sudan.Torben Brylle says the resource-rich south has a considerable need for investment and development.Arab League HQ in Cairo, Egypt, 15 Oct 2009Brylle spoke at Arab League headquarters in Cairo, where diplomats are trying to stem a surge in civilian violence in the region, awash in weapons after the end of a decades-long civil war."It is evident that people are looking forward to having the peace dividend as a reality in their lives," he said. ... (read more)

17. Dubai Properties Achieve Stability in Difficult Times October 11, 2009 Properties in Dubai for sale will continue to increase, according to research. Daily Mail Group media (DMG) is responsible for the Big 5 construction exhibition and estimates the value of upcoming projects across the Middle East is around $3.1 trillion (£1.95 trillion), with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) accounting for 42 per cent of the value of projects. Paula Al Chami, show director for the Big 5, said the show is a "barometer" for the industry. She said the industry is "extremely positive" that signs of stability were returning. Exhibitors at the event include Emirates Steel Industr... (read more) Author: Anita Jones

18. Arab Reaction Overwhelmingly Positive to Obama Nobel Prize October 09, 2009 Cairo University (file photo)Initial reaction in the Arab world - among leaders and the public at large - has been overwhelmingly positive to the news that President Obama is the winner of this year's Nobel Peace Prize.In Cairo, many were startled by the development, with some commenting that Mr. Obama had only been in office for under a year, and that it was "unusual for such a young president" to win the peace prize.Former Egyptian Foreign Minister and Arab League Secretary-General Esmet Abdel Meguid, who was involved in Middle East peace talks for many years, said that Mr. Obama's award app... (read more)

19. Dubai Holidays Satisfy Your Every Need October 09, 2009 Dubai is one of the seven United Arab Emirates, situated on the north-east of the Arabian Peninsula, and it has become one of the most popular of the Emirates, with superb accommodation on offers for holidaymakers. Flying time is seven hours from London, and Dubai holidays offer almost everything you could wish for on a holiday, including sun, sea, shopping, nightlife, golf water sports, and skiing. Yes, skiing! Skiing started in December 2005 in Dubai Emirates Mall, with the world’s third largest indoor ski slope. It measures 400 metres and uses 6,000 tons of real snow. A second indoor s... (read more) Author: Danny Jones

20. Rainbow Moonstone October 09, 2009 Going by its name it is normal to associate the Rainbow moonstone with the colors of the rainbow. But along with exhibiting the brilliant colors of the rainbow this gemstone has its unique properties that set it apart from the other precious stones. Legends speak of the rainbow moonstone being used in ancient Arab countries as a gift to help enhance fertility and healthy life. Associated with the moon, this gemstone is famous among people in love. It is said to have healing and mystical properties. It is a radiant stone with faint tinges of blue. It reflects with the colors of the rainbow... (read more) Author: Vince P. Platania, Jr. Platania

21. Experience The Traditional Dhows On Clear Waters Of Dubai October 08, 2009 A dhow is a traditional Arab vessel with either one or many triangular sails. These sails are called lateens. The structures these sea-faring vessels are built in differentiate them from other ships. In Dubai, dhows were used mainly for pearl diving in the creek. There are many types of dhows but the most common ones are the shu'ai and the boum. The shu'ai is the smallest of the dhows that are built. It is used on a large scale for fishing activities. It has a very high stern and sweeps low towards the bow. These dhows are generally made of wood. It is fun to watch these boats and be ... (read more) Author: Diane Trader

22. UN Security Council to Discuss Gaza Report Next Week October 08, 2009 UN Security CouncilA divided U.N. Security Council will meet next week at the request of Arab countries to discuss a U.N. report on war crimes committed by both Palestinian militants and Israel's army during last December's conflict in the Gaza Strip. The Security Council's monthly meeting on the Middle East was scheduled for October 20, but after a request from council member Libya that some western diplomat's characterized as a bit of a "surprise", the 15-member body agreed in closed consultations Wednesday to move up its session to October 14. A scheduling change is not usually ... (read more)

23. Schmoozing Dressage Judges October 08, 2009 Schmoozing… “But the only way to win here in (my location) is to schmooze the judges.” I hate to say how many times through the years I’ve heard that comment, in whatever form it takes. Other variations: “Oh, she’s an Arab/QH/Paint/Hannoverian/Warmblood/(insert breed name here) person – you can only win if you’re on that breed of horse.” I remember hearing that even as a kid in 4-H, and even then I didn't believe it. I saw kids who performed well winning, and those who didn't, complaining. “Schmoozing” is an extremely serious offense in dressage. Judges work extremely h... (read more) Author: Patricia Reszetylo

24. Jerusalem Tense as Arab Leaders Visit Disputed Holy Site October 07, 2009 Tension remains high between Jews and Muslims at a disputed Jerusalem holy place after several days of unrest that have overshadowed a Jewish festival of pilgrimage.  Israeli Arab leaders visited the Mosque of Al Aksa in Jerusalem's Old City and blamed Israel for provoking recent clashes between police and Palestinians. The confrontations are occurring during the week-long holiday of Sukkot or the Feast of Tabernacles, when thousands of Jewish and Christian pilgrims have been visiting Jerusalem.Israeli border police officer, masked plainclothes police officers detain Palestinian youth du... (read more)

25. Israeli Police Arrest Arab Man For Alleged Incitement in Jerusalem October 07, 2009 Raed Salah, the leader of the militant wing of the Islamic Movement, 13 Jul 2009Israeli police have arrested an Arab man on charges of incitement in connection with recent violence in Jerusalem's Old City. Authorities say they arrested Raed Salah, the leader of the militant wing of the Islamic Movement, on Tuesday.  He has been arrested on similar charges many times in the past.  There have been repeated clashes between police and Palestinian protesters at the compound that is home to both the Al-Aqsa mosque and Judaism's holiest site, the Western Wall. Salah told Ha'aretz newspaper ... (read more)

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