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20-24 June 2012
BIEL - BEIRUT
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Al Bustan Festival

The 19th Al Bustan Festival will take place
from 21 February to 25 March, 2012.
The theme of the Festival will be:
The Music of Latin America

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• Welcome To Lebanon

After years of unrest, Lebanon is regaining its former reputation as «The Switzerland of the Middle East». Its mountains and its scenic beauty were almost untouched. Lebanon was visited by nearly one million visitors during 2000, 1.4 million during 2002, and the number is expected to grow a lot within the next five years.

• Baalbek

Baalbek's awe-inspiring temples and city ruins are among the largest and finest examples of Roman architecture in the world. Visitors can easily spend several hours, or an entire day, exploring the wonders of this ancient city – from the grandeur of the columned temples to the intricately carved stonework, and the sheer size of the stones used to construct the temples. Like many archaeologists and historians, you will be amazed at the ancient feats of engineering required to build these magnificent stone monuments.

• QUADISHA VALLEY

One of the deepest and most beautiful valleys in Lebanon is indeed a world apart. At the bottom of this wild-sided gorge runs the Qadisha River whose source is in the Qadisha River at the foot of the Cedars. And above the famous Cedar grove stands Qornet es Sawda, lebanon's highest Peak.
In the heart of the Mount Lebanon range, below red-roofed villages that dot the mountainside, lays the Qadisha Valley. Cut deep into the mountainous rock, the Qadisha Valley has a unique landscape of steep walls and dizzying cliffs. Its quiet, tree-lined pathways and softly gurgling streams and waterfalls make it a true haven for visitors escaping the bustling sounds and sights of the city.

• JEITTA GROTTO

Jeita Grotto is the jewel of tourism in Lebanon offering to its visitors qualified modern services and accommodation in harmony with a fascinating nature.
It creates a magical trip to tourists enabling them to spend a day of wonder-filled adventure by being carried away from a tangible world to a wonderland where are found 2 fabulous grottoes full of unimaginable beauty and mystic ! It is a source of attraction for tourists discovering the mysterious world in the heart of the earth

• The enduring fascination of the Sharon Tate murder

As convicted murder Charles Manson comes up for parole review on Wednesday, there continues to be an enduring fascination in Hollywood regarding his crimes.
The murder of pregnant actress Sharon Tate and four others on August 9, 1969, by members of a group known as the Manson Family left a thumbprint on American pop culture that has influenced music, movies and books.

• Latino producer group to address representation in mass media

When film documentarian Maria Agui Carter and other Latino producers banded together 13 years ago to address their underrepresentation in mass media, the mission seemed daunting and desperate, Carter said.
"We used to be few hundred people that started in 1999, very frustrated at lack of access, trying to kick down the doors" of major media and film making outlets, Carter told CNN. "Through our own community building, we finally realized that we are the ones that we were waiting for."

• 'Doctor Who': The Doctor's new companion revealed

"Doctor Who" executive producer Stephen Moffat announced that actress Jenna-Louise Coleman will play Matt Smith's new companion following the departure of Karen Gillan and Arthur Darvill later this year.
"It's not often the Doctor meets someone who can talk even faster than he does, but it's about to happen," Moffat said in a statement. "Jenna is going to lead him on his merriest dance yet.

• Dortmund sink Bayern in Bundesliga top of the table clash

Borussia Dortmund took a giant stride towards defending their Bundesliga title with a 1-0 win over Bayern Munich Wednesday in a top of the table clash.
The priceless victory left Dortmund six points clear of their Bavarian rivals with only four games left of the German league season.
Polish international striker Robert Lewandowski scored the vital goal, his 20th of a fine season, in the second half.

• Ronaldo hat-trick in Real derby win; Man Utd lose in EPL

Cristiano Ronaldo grabbed his seventh hat-trick of the season as Real Madrid won the capital derby against Atletico 4-1 Wednesday.
The emphatic victory restored Real's four-point lead over Barcelona, who had closed up with a 4-0 drubbing of Getafe the previous night.
Ronaldo's incredible scoring season continued as he put Jose Mourinho's men ahead on 25 minutes with a thunderous free kick from 25 meters out that dipped over the wall and left goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois stranded.

• Red-hot Bulls refuse to rest on laurels

The NBA-leading Chicago Bulls remain wary of complacency as they look to close out a dominant regular season, mindful of their premature exit from last year’s playoffs as the top seed.
Chicago have not lost consecutive games all season and carry a 39-10 record with 17 games left, raising their hopes of ending a 14-year title drought.

• Beirut Duty Free

Beirut airport duty-free shop.
Whether you arriving or departing why not make the most of your visit to our beautiful country and city by availing of great savings at our duty free shops. We have two duty free shops in the baggage reclaim hall…..yes, two shops too good to miss!

• Beirut Souk

Lebanese extensive directory. Categories: antiques, banks, bookstores, clubs, companies, eduaction, government, insurance, technology, jewelry, media, health, real estate, tourism.

• ABC Superstore

A major Superstore in Lebanon.
Wolrd Of Inspiration
New Spring / Summer Collection

• Can motors in wheels spark electric car revolution?

There may have been more alluring electric cars on display at this week's Tokyo Motor Show, but the beauty of this prototype lies in its performance.
The SIM-LEI can travel 333 kilometers (more than 200 miles) on a single charge, say its Japanese creators SIM Drive, and it also boasts supercar-like acceleration -- 0 to 60 mph in just 4.8 seconds.

• Opinion: XXX domains an obvious failure

Is it just me or is the ICANN plan to corral online porn going terribly wrong? We already have reports that universities are snapping up XXX domains in an effort to get ahead of porn pranksters who want to besmirch a few good online names with smut.
I guess this turn of events was obvious to anyone with half a brain.

• Why Google doesn't (and shouldn't) care about tablets yet

Google held two big events within 24 hours: one with its subsidiary Motorola in New York, and another with its partner Samsung in Hong Kong.
While there was some loose speculation around the web that maybe we'd see a new Xoom tablet or a preview of the next Galaxy Tab running Android's new Ice Cream Sandwich operating system, the focus was rightly on what Google, Motorola and Samsung do best: making really great Android smartphones.

• Suleiman Mulls to Issue Spending Decree to Salvage Salaries and Projects

President Michel Suleiman is mulling to issue a decree on a $5.9 billion extra-budgetary 2011 spending over fears that public sector employees would fail to receive their salaries and state projects would stop by the end of May.
Suleiman discussed the issue with the head of the parliamentary finance and budget committee, MP Ibrahim Kanaan, at Baabda palace on Wednesday.

• Bakeries, Transport Sector to Strike after Record High Fuel Prices

The union of bakeries has announced a strike for April 20, a day after a planned transportation strike over record high gasoline prices.
Economy Minister Nicolas Nahhas’ “promises have vanished with regard to compensating the sector and resolving its problems,” the union said in a statement.

• Molotov cocktail explodes in ABC mall parking, no injuries

A Molotov cocktail exploded in the parking lot of ABC mall in Dbayeh, north Beirut, without causing injury to anyone.
Security sources told The Daily Star that the bomb exploded at 9:47 a.m. and left behind a small hole in the floor of the parking lot that was 10 centimeters deep and 5 centimeters in diameter.

• European Union law

European Union law (historically called European Community law) is a body of treaties, law and court judgements which operates alongside the legal systems of the European Union's member states. It has direct effect[1] within the EU's member states and, where conflict occurs, takes precedence over national law.

• international law

Public international law concerns the structure and conduct of sovereign states; analogous entities, such as the Holy See; and intergovernmental organizations. To a lesser degree, international law also may affect multinational corporations and individuals, an impact increasingly evolving beyond domestic legal interpretation and enforcement.

• Study backs value of U.S. state anti-smoking plans

June 2011 U.S. state tobacco control programs are effective at cutting the number of smokers, and states that spend more get the best results, federal health officials said on Tuesday.

• Drug-name mix-ups hurt patients, getting worse

June 2011 Dr. Julius Pham's stomach churned when he saw a critically ill heart patient getting an antibiotic instead of a drug to support his blood pressure -- the kind of mix-up that is increasingly common in the United States, according to a new report.

• Best beaches in Sydney

When it comes to beaches, it’s hard to find a city that is Sydney’s equal.
Around 100 beaches are speckled around the harbor and along the coast, both north and south of the Harbour Bridge. The only vex for travelers and locals can be picking the best one.

• 7 slices of magic from 'Harry Potter: The Exhibition

The exhibition that is making Harry live forever is coming to Sydney

Hogwarts and Muggles were a mystery before Harry Potter. But those words, amongst other strange ones, are now part of many people's everyday vocabulary. And that mystery is coming to life.

• Make the most of Machu Picchu

It's a hold-your-breath kind of place. Machu Picchu, one of the world's greatest treasures, this weekend marks the 100th anniversary of its rediscovery by explorer Hiram Bingham.

This majestic and mysterious ancient Inca settlement sits in splendid repose high on an Andean mountaintop. The well-preserved site is the leading tourist attraction in Peru, the third-largest country in South America.

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• Where Do We Go Now?

A group of Lebanese women try to ease religious tensions between Christians and Muslims in their village.

• Jeunesse volée… et violée

Le regard tourmenté, le cœur déchiré, l’âme fissurée … tels mots ne sauront jamais satisfaire la description de mes vrais sentiments éprouvés lors d’une simple comparaison entre les jeunes de mon pays et ceux du reste du monde.

• Visa, FIFA Declare 8-Year Sponsorship Deal Worth $

Visa and soccer's world governing body have signed an eight-year sponsorship agreement worth an estimated US$150 million-US$200 million.
Visa announced the deal as FIFA's new financial services partner on Thursday, with the contract going into effect on Jan. 1, 2007.

• Sky Bar Beirut Lebanon

From the first day it opened, Sky Bar was an instant hit and rapidly became the favored hot spot of both the Lebanese and foreign jet setters.

Beirut Night Life-Summer 2011

Lebanon - Beirut Best party city - CNN

Lebanon Nightlife

Beirut Duty Free Rocks Airport with Dabke Dance.

Lebanon, the most beautiful country in the world

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Lebanon tourism 2009-Beirut #1 destination city in the world, CNN reports

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