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Classical Music, Middle-Eastern Music and Me

By: Shaunie Shammass | 2011-05-19 | Music
I am classically trained in western music, but have listened to Middle-Eastern music now for many years and have even composed music that is a synthesis of the two. Can Middle-Eastern motifs meet classical music? Can such musical opposites live in the same person - me? read more

Classical Music Meets Middle-Eastern Motifs

By: Shaunie Shammass | 2011-02-16 | Music
What is my music about? In short, it is an intertwining of east and west. You see, I make a Persian dish at home, called "Gondi", a ball that is cooked in soup made of roast chickpea flour and ground meat. And I also make a western Jewish "Ashkenazi" dish, called "Knaidelach", a ball that is cooked in soup but made of ground matsah flour and eggs. I combine all of the ingredients – those of the read more

Scope Of Arabic Speaking Jobs In London

By: Dan Whitehouse | 2011-11-08 | Careers
Arabic is one of the oldest languages of the world civilization. Although Middle-Eastern by origin, this language is quite in demand in London. read more

Cultural Leap at Restaurant Eliminates Red Ink - From College Restaurant to Medical Center Catering

By: Rick Weaver | 2010-03-29 | Strategic planning
The food at the middle-eastern restaurant was delicious, fresh, and healthy. It was a popular eating spot for the students at the adjacent university campus due to its fast service and affordable prices. Many students were regulars, enjoying a varied menu for those with typically American tastes and they offered traditional Middle-Eastern cooking for the school's Arabic population. read more

The Charms of Dubai at the Behest of your Credit Card

By: Kethrin | 2011-10-19 | Credit Cards
Dubai is a major city in the middle-eastern country of the United Arab Emirates. The emirate’s growth into a world-class city was quick and was kick-started by its huge oil wealth. Now, with a fast depleting petroleum reserve, the city flourishes through foreign trade and investment. read more

European Influences on Water Fountain Development

By: Richard Christy | 2010-03-31 | Interior Design
In previous articles I've covered the Ancient Roman, Middle-Eastern, and Chinese contributions to water fountain use, design and technology. This article covers some of the European adaptations. The trade routes between countries and cultures in the known world allowed for the advancement of the use of water, practical and aesthetic, and for the technology that allowed advancement. read more

Explore the Rich Tradition vs. Modern Flair with Flights to Dubai

By: holiday | 2012-03-19 | Destinations
Dubai is distinct than any middle-eastern holiday you will ever take. It is not somewhere you have to be concerned about visiting due to political unrest or crime situation. In fact, Dubai is a well-appointed city destination offering a contrast of east meets west, where the traditional and modern merge in concord.. read more

10 Mexican Foods Tourists Should Try on Holiday in Mexico

By: Orson Johnson | 2010-03-31 | Destinations
Mexican dishes are known to be rich in flavour, spicy and colourful. Mexican cuisine is said to be a mix of Spanish, Middle-Eastern and native Mexican cooking styles. Mexican cuisine is also known for the use of many native spices that are unique to the country. A trip to Mexico will open your eyes to the many possibilities of Mexican food. Here is a list of some of the best Mexican dishes that you should try while on holiday in Mexico. read more

Murano Glass History Overview

By: Groshan Fabiola | 2011-03-02 | Arts & Entertainment
Mainly defined by its inimitable beauty and flawless purity, the intriguing and fascinating material of Murano glass stands out as a product of centuries of innovation and epitomizes Italy’s value for fine art, one of the reasons why the country has always been an important centre for culture. read more

Renewable Energy For Mauritius

By: Charles Lacuna | 2010-04-04 | Environmental
The Mauritius government program of promoting the increased utilization of renewable energy sources like solar power and biomass was driven in part by the constant rise of... read more

Acetrader-Daily Market Outlook 26-11-2010

By: AceTraderfx | 2010-11-26 | Currency Trading
The single currency rebounds on euro-supportive comments from ECB's Weber read more

Ocala Food Dining For A Mouth Watering Experience

By: Ocala hotels & Motels | 2010-10-11 | Food & Beverage
Located in south Florida, Ocala is one of the most exotic places in the United States of America. The natives are known to be warm and welcoming to the tourists who keep pouring in around the year. Ocala is more than just a place for a holiday. It has a distinct American flavor that is unique yet well-known.it is a place where the countryside meets urban culture without losing its own natural feel. You are sure to fall in love with Ocala whenever you visit the place. read more

Belly Button Rings From Fashion Stores Online

By: fashionshopsonline | 2011-09-08 | Fashion
Belly button rings come in different and varying styles that are fun, pleasing and attention grabbers. Belly button rings could be flashing, dangling, logo and pieces of artwork that are a gem designer’s craft. read more

Fashionable Tattoo History

By: Shawn Manaher | 2010-03-29 | Tattoos
Fashion is most often mistaken to just be made up by the style of clothes you wear or the accessories you choose to add to your outfits. Fashion can also be mistaken as being trendy and having a hot hair styles. While these can be an accurate description about fashion it doesn't give the full understanding of what fashion completely encompasses. read more

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), the missing piece of the economic puzzle

By: andy cena | 2012-05-25 | Business Ideas
The UAE has surged ahead in the past few years to emerge as a strong contender for the hottest investment destination sobriquet. The entire procedure for doing business in UAE has been simplified to attract the brightest minds in the industry. read more