Fayha Choir on Arabs’ Got Talent

By on February 19, 2011 in Music

Great performance by The Fayha Choir on Arab’s Got Yalent!

The FAYHA CHOIR, established since 2003, and conducted ever since by Maestro Barkev Taslakian, is sponsored by Safadi Foundation and Azm & Saada association. It supports the choir financially and morally, which helps it to improve and perform at its best, locally or internationally. The choir is composed of nearly 50 males and females members, from Tripoli and suburbs citizens, who represent the Lebanese population with all its religions, social, political, economical affiliations. The choir’s repertoire includes Lebanese, oriental, as well as French, English, Latin, Armenian and other songs. This diversity reflects the choir’s openness to the human heritage.

Thank you Nour!

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Too much love?

By on February 18, 2011 in Lebanon

I’ve got mixed feelings about these 2 photos from people with me in the office, some thought it’s cute, others felt it’s creepy!

What do you think?

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Valentine’s gold fish

By on February 16, 2011 in What the fuck!

Putting a red ribbon on a small cat or dog is understood, but drawing a red heart on a gold fish is a bit too much… no? But hey, it’s Valentine! Everyone wants to make more money on this day including pet shops!

Cruel? Cute? What do you think?

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Roadster’s gifts for Valentine

By on February 14, 2011 in Lebanon

Roadster is giving away a heart shaped “Together Forever” fridge magnet along with a post card with every delivery order for valentine today!

Here’s what I just got.

It’s a nice gesture by Roadster while a lot of restaurants are abusing this day to overcharge their clients for a “romantic” dinner!

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Lebanese blogosphere weekly link roundup (2011/02/13)

By on February 14, 2011 in Weekly Link Roundup

13 New links for this round.

See you next week!

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Lebanese blogosphere weekly link roundup (2011/02/06)

By on February 7, 2011 in Weekly Link Roundup

13 New links for this round.

See you next week!

Mass in Filipino
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Le Montagnou Faraya – A social dining experience

By on February 4, 2011 in Reviews

A cold weather and a good company is all you need to enjoy a pierrade at Le Montagnou Faraya! The restaurant has a really beautiful scenery in daytime, and feels really cozy at night.

I had a mushroom soup as a starter with a small share of a grilled chicken fillet course, and they both tasted good.

Then came the yummi pierrade with this large pot of cholesterol melted cheese. I had to deal with some guilt afterward but it was ok! :P

… but I got a bit disappointed towards the end with the chocolate fondue, as the chocolate didn’t really taste the way it should be.

Anyway, having a friendly staff, a nice atmosphere, and good food, the place is totally recommended!

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Lebanese blogosphere weekly link roundup (2011/01/30)

By on February 1, 2011 in Weekly Link Roundup

17 Links for this – late – round.

See you next week!

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Benihana sues one of the most popular bloggers in Kuwait!

By on January 31, 2011 in What the fuck!

This is insane! One of the leading bloggers in Kuwait wrote about his bad experience at Benihana there, and the next thing he knew… they’re suing him for the article!

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When will Lebanon have the balls to ban Zein Al-Atat?

By on January 28, 2011 in Lebanon

A letter from the health authority of Abu Dhabi warning about the misleading publicity and side effects of Zein Al-Atat’s products started circulating by e-mail in the last few weeks. (Document can be downloaded from here)

However, we haven’t seen any legal action being taken in Lebanon against Zein Al-Atat who still insists on torturing us with his TV appearance every day to advertise for his “herbal” products, even though the ministry of health has made several statements claiming that none of the advertised products is licensed. And this means Mr. Zein is definitely backed by some politician giving him the peace of mind while screwing people with the chemicals he’s selling, any other explanation for someone to be more powerful that a ministry?

Anyway, I hope we get a new minister of economy or health with the balls to finally ban Zein El-Atat for good! Oh and if someone from Amanacare or Zein’s other competitors is reading this, you suck too!

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