Trash heaps up in Jordan and it is starting to reak

In Amman, waking up to the sweet smell of chai and bread is now being replaced with the smell of garbage and burning filth; National Geographic features Abu Dhabi’s ‘Megafactories’; Is there a food revolution going down in Saudi? and some people need to leave Lebanon.

Smoking a cig and surrounded by smoking trash- an emerging scenario in Amman.

Lee's Blog [2]

How is it like to live in Garbage?

As if Jordanians need more things to worry about, this picture of burning garbage in the area of Tabarbour east of Amman clearly demonstrates the carelessness of both the system and the people. The problem is evolving and more people are complaining of such sights.

Jazarah [3]

National Geographic Abu Dhabi’s ‘Megafactories’ takes you inside the incredible world of Almarai

On September 17, 2012, National Geographic Abu Dhabi, the Middle East’s leading factual entertainment television channel, formed as a partnership between National Geographic Channels International and Abu Dhabi Media, will proudly premiere the first ‘Megafactories’ episode to focus on a Middle eastern company: Almarai.

American Bedu [4]

Saudi Arabia: Is There a Food Revolution Going On?

Saudi Arabia has a plethora of cuisine from around the world and competent chefs to keep ones appetite mouth-watering. Even prior to my departure from Riyadh, more ethnic restaurants from all corners of the globe were emerging on the scene.

From Beirut with Funk [5]

Why some people should move out of their country

This post is not dedicated to "Lebanese" people where I tell them to leave Lebanon. This is for some people (whatever their citizenship), telling them to move out and go live in another country. This is not for everyone, but it is surely for some. "Which ones?" you might ask.