Posted By
Najib
Jul 04, 2012 02:53
I tweeted this picture asking people if they knew where that building is and many thought at first it was the Four Seasons hotel in Beirut because of the curved roof while in reality it's very different from the beautiful Four Seasons building. The fact is it's a deserted building at the heart of Kaslik where a bomb exploded few years back. There are many stores and Lina's cafe underneath it. I hope someone will…
Posted By
Najib
Jul 04, 2012 07:52
I noticed yesterday while passing by Kaslik that Eatalian has closed down and moved next door to Casper & Gambini's. That's actually a smart move as Eatalian wasn't doing that well and Casper & Gambini's branch is relatively big when compared to other Casper branches, add to that the fact that Olio Pizzeria opened across the street. Anyway, I went down to check it out and have a lemonade. The place looks practically the same…
Posted By
Najib
Jul 03, 2012 01:23
Lebanese Minister of Tourism “Due to the unstable security situation in Lebanon, the foreign ministry warns its citizens against traveling to Lebanon to maintain their safety, until further notice,†an unidentified high-ranking official in the ministry told the news agency. “The kingdom is keen on not jeopardizing the safety of its citizens,†Asiri told the news agency. With the situation worsening and the ever-increasing cost of living, neither Arabs nor Lebanese expats are willing to…
Posted By
Najib
Jul 03, 2012 12:46
Is it me or are "professional" massages trending in Lebanon?
Information
13 years ago
Picture from Renesys.com Prior to the recent activation of Internet service to Lebanon via the IMEWE submarine cable, Internet service in Lebanon was labeled the “world’s slowest” due to its dependence on a combination of ...
Critiques
13 years ago
Even the Internet is going on strike in Lebanon I was working from home yesterday fixing an important matter when I got disconnected from my remote connection. I called my colleague in Beirut to see ...
Automotive
13 years ago
It’s amazing how many cars and buses in Lebanon cover their whole rear window with a poster. Unless they all have sensors, which I doubt, you can’t drive around like that. Speaking of this specific ...
