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1. Sammy Farha - Professional Poker Player Review Series November 20, 2008 Among the shining stars of poker allover the world, Sammy Farha is one of the most adorned players to hit the games of poker regularly. Originally, this man of great potential belongs to Lebanon who moved to U.S.A during the time of the Lebanese civilian war. His skill in poker came into sight first when he was living in the Beirut at a little age although he started his career in poker much later. Farha started his career like an ordinary citizen after having a degree in the business administration. Later he started playing poker and got attracted towards the game by winning several pot... (read more) Author: Brian Garvin

2. Joseph Hachem - Professional Poker Player Review Series November 20, 2008 Joseph Hachem is an Australian poker player. He is a Lebanese by birth. Now he is famous as a Lebanese-Australian poker player after he won the 2005 World Series of Poker Championship. Joseph Hachem is from Lebanon. He was born in the year 1966 on 3rd November in the Republic of Lebanon, a small country of Western Asia. When Joseph Hachem was at the age of six his family moved to Australia from Lebanon. Till 2002 Joseph Hachem was not a regular poker player. He played poker but often. He was by profession a chiropractor at that time. He could not be able to continue that profession as a chirop... (read more) Author: Brian Garvin

3. Religious Tolerance Forum Hosted by the King of Saudi Arabia November 14, 2008 Saudi Arabia initiated inter-religious meeting at the United Nations this week. King Abdullah called his initiative a “Culture of Peace Summit,” to promote tolerance among the world’s major religions. Participants who gathered in New York on Wednesday and Thursday called for promoting mutual understanding and tolerance, through dialogue. Among those who attended are leaders from Pakistan, Lebanon, Jordan, Kuwait, Egypt, Britain, Spain and the Philippines, said Enrique Yeves, spokesman for U.N. General Assembly president Miguel D’Escoto Brockmann. President Bush joined the leaders this mornin... (read more) Author: Gabriel Sawma

4. Tour and Travel Guide to Cyprus November 11, 2008 Cyprus is a Eurasian island country that is located in the eastern Mediterranean south of Turkey, north of Egypt, west of the Lebanon and east of Greece. It is the third largest Mediterranean island and the most liked tourist destination that attracts millions of tourists every year. It is separated by the Green Line that brings the Greek touch in the south and the Turkish experience in the north. You can indulge in a whole lot of adventures like hiking, skiing, biking on the north eastern part of Mount Olympus. The enriching cultural heritage is another thing that is immensely striking about ... (read more) Author: David Shang

5. Buying wines online - wine delivery October 27, 2008 Buying wine online is a great way to buy wine, giving you the chance to take your time to browse, finding unusual wines and getting them delivered straight to your door. You can order fine wines online, and get a wine delivery to your door in two days. Although you can’t taste them online, you can see the wines, and order them in a few clicks. You can get wines from virtually anywhere in the world. Wines from Argentina, Australia, Austria, Chile, England & Wales, France, Germany, India, Israel, Italy, Lebanon, New Zealand, Portugal, South Africa, Spain, USA are just a few examp... (read more) Author: Kevin Smith

6. Arabic Online Markets: Open Sesame!! October 27, 2008 Arabic Online Markets: Open Sesame!! As you might know from having visited MSEO.com, we have a fully staffed office in Hazmieh (Beirut), Lebanon. Our Lebanese team is in charge of the development for all of our Arabic SEO campaigns. Over the years of working with such a talented team of multilingual professionals (most of them speak English/French fluently as well), I have learned a lot about the “Arabic online world”. Our Arabic SEO branch is extremely active within the Arabic IT communities. They exhibit this year at the GITEX 08 in Dubai, promoting our World Tour Seminars (I happe... (read more) Author: submission mseo

7. Give A Lady Something She'll Cherish: Jewelry October 22, 2008 Ever since ancient times, women have always loved to dress up and adorn themselves in glittering things. Even in tribes that are far removed from the ravages of modern civilization you will find women wearing jewelry made of locally available material. In Lebanon too, jewelry is the most cherished gift a lady can receive. That’s why it’s jewelry Lebanon women prefer over anything else. The Lebanese people are multi-lingual, and French is a very popular language there. Many people in the region can speak French as well as they can speak English. In French jewelry Lebanon is called bijoux ... (read more) Author: Fabiola Groshan

8. Gifts Shouldn't Be Expensive, They Should Be Special October 22, 2008 What makes a good gift? Something nice and big that costs you a bundle and puts the receiver under awe? Not really. The best gifts needn’t always be expensive. The best gifts are those that are carefully selected according to the desires and personality of the receiver. If you are in Liban (Lebanon in French), or want to send a gift Lebanon person something, that’s the kind of gift you must select, not the expensive one. There are a lot of things to think about when you select a gift: The age of the person, the social status, gender, hobbies, etc. If you think about these things before bu... (read more) Author: Fabiola Groshan

9. Living and Traveling in Israel October 16, 2008 Israel is a lovely country situated in the Middle East. Israel is surrounded by Egypt in the South, Jordan in the West, and Syria and Lebanon in the North. In comparison to its size, Israel has variable landscapes and geographic areas: a snow at the north (Golan Heights, mainly at their pick - the Hermon mountain), a desert in the south (the Negev Desert) and even the lowest place on the earth - the Dead Sea (it is called "dead" because its high salt concentration prevent creatures from living there). The Dead Sea is a unique place that attracts many tourists. Additional unique sites are: Jer... (read more) Author: Negev Galil

10. High Heel Shoes August 05, 2008 keyword: shoes from:http://www.buy-shoes-china.com/ fashion shoes from:http://www.buy-shoes-china.com/ hiking shoes from:http://www.buy-shoes-china.com/ The company's full name is Hong Kong Chengyin Trading Limited. We are an export company which mainly deals with shoes, parts of clothing and furniture. Most of our goods are exported to American, Canada, Germany, England, Greece, France, Czech, South Korea, Japan, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Kuwait, Oman, Angola, and South Africa. Now we are preparing to open a subsidiary company abroad. With dozens of cooper... (read more) Author: ahn chilhyun

11. Cyprus Villas - The All Year Round Island July 30, 2008 North Cyprus has turned into a very open region with regards to religion and mixed race neighbor relations. It is the cosmopolitan region of the Mediterranean sea and is one of it's 3 largest islands, being in very close contact to some really "must see" countries like Syria, Lebanon, Egypt, Israel and Greece. It won't take you long to work out just why North Cyprus is such a paradise island. It was only 4 decades ago that the island of Cyprus was divided in two, due to differences between the Greek and Turkish populations. This left the Greeks living in the south and the Turks in the Nor... (read more) Author: Tim Martins

12. North Cyprus Villas...Amidst An Island Paradise July 30, 2008 The neutrality of North Cyprus is not to be doubted with freedom of religion and a rather cosmopolitan look to the population in this part of Cyprus. As far as size is concerned Cyprus is the third largest island in the Mediterranean sea, only being outranked by Sardinia and Sicily. The actual location is at about 65km south of Turkey and is also a close neighbor to Syria, Lebanon, Egypt, Israel and Greece, so you can see just how special this region really is. Back in the 70's, Cyprus was forced to separate into 2 separate states, splitting up the Greek and Turkish populations leaving th... (read more) Author: Tim Martins

13. North Cyprus Villas - A Mythical Paradise to Explore July 29, 2008 North Cyprus is a neutral country when it comes to religion and you will find a very cosmopolitan mixture in this region of Cyprus. The island of Cyprus is the 3rd largest throughout the Mediterranean coming after Sardinia and Sicily, and it is situated at 65 km south of Turkey. There are several other countries in this region including Syria, Lebanon, Egypt, Israel and Greece. In 1974 Cyprus was divided into 2 countries with the Turkish Cypriots living on the north and the Greek Cypriots in the south. Real estate tends to be a lot more cheaper in the North than anywhere else in the Medit... (read more) Author: Tim Martins

14. A Race Hanging By a Thread July 23, 2008 BEIRUT, Lebanon - Five militants freed in a prisoner swap with Israel prayed and laid wreaths at the grave of a slain Hezbollah commander Thursday, vowing to fight Israel as supporters showered them with rice. "We swear by God ... to continue on your same path and not to retreat until we achieve the same stature that God bestowed on you," said Samir Kantar, who had been the longest-held Lebanese prisoner in Israel. End I have never spoken a kind word about the Israelis in my life, but it's simply impossible to deal with these hate-consumed Arabs. True, the U.S., British, and Israeli... (read more) Author: Bob Miller

15. North Cyprus Villas...Really Beautiful Surroundings July 19, 2008 North Cyprus is a neutral country when it comes to religion and you will find a very cosmopolitan mixture in this region of Cyprus. The island of Cyprus is the 3rd largest throughout the Mediterranean coming after Sardinia and Sicily, and it is situated at 65 km south of Turkey. There are several other countries in this region including Syria, Lebanon, Egypt, Israel and Greece. In 1974 Cyprus was divided into 2 countries with the Turkish Cypriots living on the north and the Greek Cypriots in the south. Real estate tends to be a lot more cheaper in the North than anywhere else in the Medit... (read more) Author: Tim Martins

16. Lebanon's Jeita Grotto July 05, 2008 Torn between war and the calmness of nature, Lebanon strives hard to establish tourism in their country. As they solve issues against the ranged parties, the country never fail to be a home for their tourists. One of which is Jeita Grotto, a subterranean river located at the Valley of Nahral-Kalb north of Beirut. Being in the run to be one of New Seven Wonders of the World, Jeita Grotto shows various rock formations, stone curtains and vaults of stalactites and stalagmites. The grotto has two parts, the upper cave where the gallery is located and the lower cave where the underground river is f... (read more) Author: Cedric Canierro

17. Mosaic Tile Backsplash - Do You Know these Lebanese Sources? February 11, 2008 Would you like a mosaic tile backsplash in your kitchen reminiscent of the Greco-Roman or Ottoman Empires without breaking the bank? Not only will you love your mosaic backsplash, all who see it will want to know where you got it. Read on to discover two Lebanese sources - yes, present-day Lebanon was part of these ancient empires - that hand-craft each of their mosaic backsplashes using traditional methods. Mosaic is an art form that is 4,000 or more years old. Mosaic artwork uses small pieces - stone, marble, mineral, glass, tile, or shell - sometimes called "tesserae," glued closely to... (read more) Author: Steve Braun

18. Travel foreign destinations middle east a voyage defining incredulity February 07, 2008 Middle East is nowadays most sought after destination especially with Turkish, European people etc. Middle East is a political region of Afro-Eurasia with no clear boundaries. There are plenty of attractions for tourists who visit Middle East. The countries that come under Middle East are Bahrain, Lebanon, Iran, Oman, Iraq Qatar etc. If your travel destinations Middle East are Middle East countries then get ready for a ride of a lifetime. There are some of the widespread tourists’ locations around the Middle East that will enlighten your mind. Attractions in Middle East • Aleppo... (read more) Author: Nancy Eben

19. Israel Map January 04, 2008 Israel Map Israel is located in the Middle East between the countries of Egypt and Lebanon. The Mediterranean Sea waters the Israeli coastline. It lies precisely along the geographical coordinates of 31o 30' N latitude and 34o 45' E longitude. The country occupies a total area of 20, 770 sq km. Of this total area, the total land area comprises of about 20,330 sq km while the water bodies constitute the rest. It shares its borders with Lebanon, Egypt, Syria, Jordan, Gaza Strip and the West bank. Its coastline stretches up to 273 kilometers. With a large population of Jews, Israel is the o... (read more) Author: crag micon

20. The Mystery Of Damask Bed Linen December 18, 2007 An exotic sounding term, but what is it really...? Let's take a look and see what damask bedding is all about and how it just might be perfect for your next bed linen choice. These luxurious bed linens are woven from silk (or linen) so that the direction and pattern of the threads create a complex pattern in the very fabric itself, frequently depicting flowers, stripes, or checks. The name comes from the ancient city of Damascus in Lebanon. Selected for fine quality sheets, pillow cases, bed spreads, duvet covers, drapery, and upholstery, damask is very beautiful and quite elegant. Yo... (read more) Author: Pat Bowlin

21. Natural disasters - does your Travel Insurance cover you? October 05, 2007 Reports of hundreds of fires sweeping across mainland Greece this summer was a timely reminder that we can all be caught up in a disaster, natural or man made, but certainly not of our own making. Whilst the FCO will be giving out important travel advice and, in extremis, will have contingency plans in place to extract British nationals should it ever be deemed necessary, as occurred in 2006 in the Lebanon, most of us will have to rely on tour operators and local representatives to look after us when on holiday. This is where a good travel insurance policy comes into play which, when it all s... (read more) Author: Neil Dennis

22. To all Palestinians and Lebanese September 29, 2007 To all Palestinians and Lebanese. The Talmud says , murder the best of the Gohim(Christians and other religions, but especially Christians) (Adhobah Zarah 26b T).It’s a certain since ancient times the Jews have practiced this. Every country mourns tens of mysteriously murdered leaders. Those responsible for this are none other than the hierarchy of the Jews and their bankers which currently control almost the entire bank system of the World. Several of todays leaders such as Vladimir Putin , are in danger from these same circles. Remember the mysterious crash of the Chinook helicopter which ... (read more) Author: Tartarus Ell

23. Forget exotic ski resorts, France is still favourite with Brits August 30, 2007 The world of skiing is becoming increasingly more interesting as new ski frontiers open up, offering snow sport fans the chance to ski in more exotic locations than ever before. Japan, Chile, Lebanon, Slovakia, Bulgaria and many more countries not renowned for their mountains are attracting British skiers who are looking for a ski experience that's a little out of the ordinary. However, despite the availability of these new destinations, which are gaining a bigger slice of the ski market, France still remains the most popular location to ski for the Brits and it's not hard to see why. ... (read more) Author: Andrew Regan

24. The Plight of the Christians in the Middle East August 21, 2007 The Plight of the Christians in the Middle East Today, there are 30 million Christians who live in countries whose majority are Muslims. Some 15 million Christians live in Indonesia; somewhere between 6 and 12 million live in Egypt; 3 million in Pakistan; Christians make up 3 percent of Iraq’s population of 30 million and 2 percent of Jerusalem’s population. In Turkey, the Christian population numbered 2 million in 1920, but now numbers a few thousand. In Syria Christians represented about one third of the population at the beginning of the twentieth century, today they count for ... (read more) Author: Gabriel Sawma

25. Harrisburg Destination Guide August 21, 2007 City of Harrisburg Harrisburg, the capital of the state of Pennsylvania, is situated on the Susquehanna River, between the Cumberland and Lebanon Valleys, with the Blue Ridge Mountains as its back-drop. The city of 50,000 residents is the region's cultural, business and government center and along with the nearby chocolate-themed city of Hershey provides numerous opportunities, attractions, and activities for its residents and visitors. Named after John Harris, the area?s first settler, Harrisburg became the seat of government for Pennsylvania in 1812 and today the cities skyl... (read more) Author: Chris Thomas

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