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1. Beer Pong Rules March 05, 2010 Beer Pong Rules Beirut or Beer pong is one of the emerging fun game. Beer Pong is especially popular among college crowds, which makes sense since the game is said to have been originated at US best Colleges. Some important rules related to Beer Pong Game mentioned below. Beer Pong Rule 2, 4, or 6 People (You can play singles, doubles, or with more people, you can play games like civil war). If you have more, you can always alternate, or do celebrity shots. Each team begins with 10 cups arranged in a triangle (4 in the back, 3 in the next row, 2, then 1 at the top). Filled up 1/3 or 1/2 of... (read more) Author: John Adam

2. A Grasp of Beirut's Luxurious Hotels January 27, 2010 The actual gateway between the east along with the actual west, Lebanon, once recognized as the actual ‘Pearl associated with the actual Middle East’, had been the most sought destination inside that entire region. A nation that was ravaged by years for civil war has now slowly rightfully regained its title as the actual ‘Pearl’. A country hence rich inside tradition plus historical past will never allow tourists to shy away for long. The strong impact with that Phoenicians can be understanding among the actual ruins within the actual seaside metropolitan areas about Byblos along with Sidon. ... (read more) Author: Downtown Beirut

3. Beer Pong - the Best Bar Game January 20, 2010 Beer pong is basically a drinking game played usually with beer and alcohol involved, although you dont have to be drinking to play at all. The game involves bouncing a ping pong ball across a table and trying to get that ball to land in a cup that is filled with water or beer. Beer pong is also called Beirut and is gaining more popularity around the world. There are no official rules, but typically there are two opposing teams. Either one or two people represent each side of the team. Typically, each side has a set number of cups and the more you can land your pingpong ball into the othe... (read more) Author: Roy Hull

4. Are You Searching For Homes and Apartments in Lebanon January 04, 2010 apartments in Lebanon, houses Lebanon, offices in Lebanon and real estate Lebanon.please visit our website.">The first ten months of this year we saw a significant surge in construction activity in Lebanon,with a strong hike in the issuance of building permits.Figures released by the Order of Engineers of Beirut and Tripoli.Despite a fall in real estate activity across the Middle East in this year,the construction industry in Lebanon has recorded a new peak. As such, once you have made the decision to invest in the real estate market and acquired a property,you also need to add value to i... (read more) Author: michal carib

5. Send online gifts to Lebanon December 29, 2009 Gifts are great way to show love and care & thanks to your loved ones. This also strengthen your love bond. Sending gifts is a thoughtful, sympathetic gesture to comfort those who are close to you. This will show that how much you care when you send them a special gift. Now a days at the click of mouse, you can order gifts online and can send anywhere in the world. It can be delivered wherever you want. Lebanon is a small Mediterranean country located in the heart of the Middle-East and Beirut, the capital of Lebanon.You can send birthday gift to Lebanon or can send flower to Lebanon and sen... (read more) Author: Georgiy Kharchenko

6. Four Tourism Cities Recommended By Famous Travel Magazines December 28, 2009 Cusco in Peru Cusco, which is located in the valley of the east Andes with 3410 meters above sea level, is recommended by the famous British travel magazine Conde Nast Traveller as one of the top ten places worthy of tourism in America except the United States. At the same time, it is also listed in Travel + Leisure for the reason of twenty cities worthy of tourism in the global. In Cusco, you can enjoy the pleasant climate, steep mountains and lush forest. As for the culture, with the laudatory name of the crown jewel of the Andes, Cusco is one of the oldest cities in America and culture cen... (read more) Author: manu wallace

7. Beirut NightLife Launches the First Ever Digital Animated Logo in Lebanon November 21, 2009 “BNL set another standard for digital media in Lebanon” Beirut, Lebanon November 20th, 2009: BeirutNightlife.com, a leading nightlife website in Lebanon, announced the launch of its animated logo for its web users. The launch of the new 10 sec animation comes as part of BNL continuous efforts to provide the best services and animated interaction to its users not only in Lebanon, but to Lebanese expats in the world and tourists seeking to visit the Cedars land. Jean Ghalo & Anthony Rahayel, founders of the no.1 nightlife website in Lebanon BNL, emphasized the importance of creati... (read more) Author: Jean Ghalo

8. Lebanon's Unity Government Convenes for First Time November 10, 2009 Photo released by Lebanese photo agency Dalati & Nohra shows ministers in newly formed cabinet at Baabda presidential palace, east of Beirut, 10 Nov 2009Lebanon's unity government has held its first meeting, one day after the formation of a government ended the country's five-month power vacuum. The newly announced Cabinet ministers met with Lebanon's President Michel Suleiman at the presidential palace Tuesday.Lebanon's Prime Minister Saad Hariri announced the new 30-member Cabinet Monday. It includes five ministers appointed by Mr. Suleiman, 15 ministers from Mr. Hariri's coalition an... (read more)

9. Lebanon's Hariri Makes 2nd Attempt at Forming Unity Government September 24, 2009 Lebanon's Prime Minister-designate Saad Hariri on Thursday launched talks with the country's various political parties in his second bid to form a coalition government since a June election. Lebanese prime minister-designate Saad Hariri (R) meets with Christian opposition leader Michel Aoun in Beirut, 24 Sep 2009Hariri, who met with parliament speaker and opposition Amal party leader Nabih Berri, was reappointed as prime minister last week, days after resigning. He left his post after more than 10 weeks of fruitless attempts to form a coalition government.Visiting Hudson Institute fellow Lee S... (read more)

10. US Envoy in Lebanon for Talks September 16, 2009 Lebanon's President Michel Suleiman (l) and U.S. envoy George Mitchell (r)in Beirut, 16 Sep 2009US Middle East peace envoy George Mitchell arrived in Lebanon late Wednesday for talks with President Michel Suleiman.Mitchell arrived in Beirut following two days of talks with Israeli and Palestinian officials, which failed to resolve differences over halting Israeli settlement construction. U.S. State Department spokesman Ian Kelly described Mitchell's meetings with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and the Palestinians as "good." Kelly said he believed Mitchell made progress in efforts to g... (read more)

11. Lebanese PM-Designate Steps Down, Political Uncertainty Looms September 11, 2009 Saad Hariri during a press conference at the presidential summer residence in Beiteddine Palace, southeast of Beirut, 10 Sep 2009Lebanon's prime minister-designate Saad Hariri has announced Thursday he is stepping down and calling it quits after more than 10 weeks of fruitless attempts to form a coalition government. This decision will likely further complicate Lebanon's political situation.In front of a group of reporters, Lebanon's prime minister-designate Saad Hariri announced he will step down. "I am committed to forming a government of national unity, but there are too many obstacle... (read more)

12. Spice Up Your Touring Experience with Beirutshortstay August 18, 2009 The gateway between the east and the west, Lebanon, once known as the ‘Pearl of the Middle East’, was the most sought destination in the entire region. A country that was ravaged by years of civil war has now slowly rightfully regained its title as the ‘Pearl’. A country so rich in culture and history will never allow tourists to shy away for long. The strong influence of the Phoenicians can be experience among the ruins in the seaside cities of Byblos and Sidon. The nation’s capital, Beirut, is once again a bustling city. A blend of tourists and locals is the perfect setting for a holi... (read more) Author: Hassan Morcel

13. Apartment For Sale, Real Estate Lebanon August 10, 2009 for rent,DAGPAIQARI, lands for sale, Lebanon real estate, apartments for sale Lebanon, villa, commercial, foreclosures for sale, home loans Lebanon, real estate Lebanon, real estate magazine apartment for rent Beirut,Beirut real estate, for rent, land for sale, villa, commercial for sale, real estate Lebanon, foreclosures, home loans Lebanon real estate magazine, flat for sale Beirut apartment for rent Beirut,Beirut real estate, for rent, land for sale, villa, commercial for sale, real estate Lebanon, foreclosures, home loans Lebanon real estate magazine, flat for sale Beirut get help de... (read more) Author: Anthony Rahme

14. Arab Community and Restaurants in London August 04, 2009 Arab Community and Restaurants in London Planted firmly in the central of vibrant, multi-cultural London, Edgware Road is the home and chosen leisure hub for many of Londons Arab community. < a href=”http://www.wikimedia.org”>www.wikimedia.org quotes the Marble Arch end of Edgware Road to be known by nicknames such as "Little Cairo," "Little Beirut," such is the intensity of the Middle Eastern culture there. Many sunny and warm (well cold and cloudy doesn’t have the same feel, does it?) summer hours are spent by mostly smolderingly good-looking Arab men smoking bubbling ‘shisha pipes... (read more) Author: abbeys orchidsart

15. Liven up Your Party With the Beer Pong Game July 27, 2009 Beirut or beer pong game has continued to gain popularity in the United States. You can find it anywhere from college fraternity houses to tailgate parties. This game is believed to originated in the 1950's at Dartmouth College and more closely mirroring ping pong than it does now. Beer pong, as a title, is normally saved for the game that is still played with paddles, however, beirut was born in the 1980's as the title for the paddle free game. Still debate in ongoing about who originated the specific nomenclature, however the rules for each games is surprisingly similar.The setup for the gam... (read more) Author: Danny Fitzgerald

16. Hariri Named Lebanon's Prime Minister June 27, 2009 Saad Hariri arrives for meeting with President Michel Suleiman at Baabda presidential palace, east of Beirut, 26 Jun 2009Lebanon's President Michel Suleiman has designated parliamentary majority leader Saad Hariri as prime minister, after a majority of lawmakers nominated him for the post.Mr. Suleiman appointed Hariri on Saturday, asking him to form a new government.Hariri heads a pro-Western party that won elections earlier this month.  He and Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah have pledged to cooperate in the formation of a unity government. But Hariri says he will not allow the Hezbolla... (read more)

17. US Returning Ambassador to Syria After Four-Year Absence June 24, 2009 The Obama administration confirms it is sending a U.S. ambassador to Syria after a four-year absence. The last U.S. ambassador in Damascus was withdrawn in 2005 after the Beirut assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri.   U.S. Mideast envoy George Mitchell (r) meets with with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad at the Syrian presidential palace, in Damascus, 13 Jun 2009 (photo released by the Syrian official news agency SANA)The decision to return a full-fledged ambassador to Damascus follows a series of visits to Syria by senior officials of the Obama administration... (read more)

18. US Envoy: No Mideast Peace at Lebanon's Expense June 12, 2009 U.S. envoy George Mitchell says a Middle East peace agreement will not come at Lebanon's expense.Mitchell said in Beirut Friday that Lebanon will play a key role in the long-term effort to build lasting stability in the region. The U.S. special envoy to the Middle East made the remarks following talks with Lebanese Prime Minister Fuad Siniora.Mitchell also praised Lebanon's recent parliamentary election, calling the vote an important milestone for the country. A U.S.-backed coalition retained its majority in Sunday's closely fought election. Mitchell said the United States remains steadfast ... (read more)

19. Karachi- A permanent Swat June 11, 2009 Since years Karachi has been a cons piques target of terrorism of all sorts with a few long and short lapses the city continues to endure the pangs of killing and other crimes for which Karachi was referred to Beirut of Pakistan but now one likes to trace the resemblance between Karachi and swat only a month ago there was a new phase of disturbance where there were target killings of individuals of different identity in different parts of the city. But the killing was alarming within two or three days then there was a sort abetment. But as a matter of fact there is target killing as a matter o... (read more) Author: jennifer peterson

20. The Arts and Fashion Scene in Beirut June 10, 2009 A bustling and hectic city, Beirut is subject to high temperatures in the heat of summer, reaching over 35 degrees on a typical day in July. So, which better way is there to combat the heat if you're visiting this gorgeous city than to get inside into the cool depths of an art gallery? There are plenty of them scattered around the city, and art fans can be sure that these incredible collections are at the very pinnacle of their field. Beirut prides itself on being a city of the arts; housing hundreds of art galleries within the city itself and throughout the suburbs, and with good reason.... (read more) Author: Isla Campbell

21. US Middle East Envoy Adds Stops in Beirut, Damascus June 09, 2009 US Middle East special envoy George Mitchell, (File)The State Department said Tuesday U.S. Middle East envoy George Mitchell is adding stops in Lebanon and Syria to his current mission to the region aimed at reviving Israeli-Palestinian peace talks. The Obama administration has sought to improve ties with Damascus.  The visit to Damascus by U.S. envoy Mitchell is another step in what has been a cautious effort by the Obama administration to draw Syria into diplomatic engagement after years of strained relations.State Department Spokesman Ian Kelly said Mitchell, on his fourth trip to the... (read more)

22. Vote Count Under Way in Lebanon's Parliamentary Election June 07, 2009 Lebanese civil servants carry a ballot box to be set up in a voting station in preparing for elections in Beirut, 06 Jun 2009Vote counting is under way in Lebanon in a parliamentary election contested by a pro-Western coalition and a Hezbollah-led alliance backed by Syria and Iran.Lebanese Interior Minister Ziyad Baroud says voter turnout in Sunday's election was at least 52 percent, exceeding the 45 percent figure for the last parliamentary election in 2005. The first election results are expected late Sunday.Security was tight, with about 50,000 soldiers and police deployed across the countr... (read more)

23. Lebanese Vote in Critical Election June 07, 2009 Lebanese women react as they wait inline to cast their ballot at a polling station in Zahle in the eastern Bekaa valley, Lebanon, Sunday, 07 June 2009Lebanon's president was among the voters who cast ballots early Sunday in the nation's hotly contested parliamentary elections.After President Michel Suleiman voted in his hometown, north of Beirut, he told reporters that democracy is "a blessing that distinguishes Lebanon in the Middle East." Sunday's election pits the current U.S.-backed majority in Lebanon's parliament against a coalition led by the Shi'ite militant group Hezbollah, which is ... (read more)

24. Lebanon Gearing up for Parliamentary Elections June 06, 2009 Lebanese civil servants carries a ballot box to be set up in a voting station in preparing for elections in Beirut, 06 Jun 2009Polls will open in less than 24 hours for Lebanon's parliamentary elections, and civil servants are preparing polling stations and ballot boxes for Sunday's crucial vote. International election monitors, including former president Jimmy Carter, will be overseeing the voting process.Lebanese civil servants, who oversee polling stations have been dispatched to their assigned posts across the country, and paper ballots, along with plastic ballot boxes have been expedited ... (read more)

25. Security Key Issue in Lebanon's Elections June 05, 2009 Supporters of Nayla Tueni (posters) sit in front of electoral office in Beirut's Christian Achrafiyeh district, 27 May 2009As voters in Lebanon go to the polls on Sunday (June 7) , one issue seems to be dominating the elections more than any other: security. In the tumultuous landscape of Lebanese politics, the issue of security is of particular importance to one candidate: Nayla Tueni, whose father Gebran Tueni was assassinated six months after being elected in 2005 to the seat she now seeks. Nayla Tueni is candidate for parliament. A stable Lebanon matters to her more than most. Her father w... (read more)

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