Posts filed under 'General'

Commenting Problem!

21 November 2006

Looks like I have the worst luck ever when it comes to my blog’s comments. First when I was on BlogSpot my comments kept being lost or blocked, and then when I moved here, I couldn’t get all my old comments to show up, so I lost many informative and valuable comments. Now for the [...]

To The Stupid Hackers

03 August 2006

Thanks to the sick-minded, pathetic disgusting creatures called “Hackers”, AquaCool, as well as my husband’s both blogs Subzero Blue and Subzero Blue Arabic, were not accessible for a while. The design of AquaCool will be back soon, for the time being, I hope you’ll tolerate the current look of AquaCool, and enjoy reading my posts. [...]

AquaCool On Hiatus

03 July 2006

As most of you have noticed, there haven’t been any updates on AquaCool for the past couple of weeks, and probably won’t be for another few weeks to come. I just thought I’d announce that AquaCool will be on hiatus for some period of time due to health reasons. Eman’s getting better and hopefully things [...]

Mission Challenge

22 May 2006

I believe many of you are already aware of the LBC’s reality show: Mission Fashion. A competition between young Arab designers as well as Arab models, all under the supervision of the extremely talented Lebanese Designer Elie Saab and a group of professionals. Now I must admit I’m no big fan of reality TV. But [...]

WHAT DOES THE WORD “ISLAM” MEAN?

25 February 2006

I’m not shocked for the extremely offensive comments and emails I, along other Muslims, have been getting lately. I have blogged earlier about my decision not to defend any longer, but this is a last try to let non-Muslims who have no idea about our religion, learn more, I believe it’s only fair to convey [...]

Recommended…

11 January 2006

Europe should accept its Muslims an excellent article, all the thanks to my friend Omar for pointing it out. Bio Diesel In Tunisia On Recent Embassy Closures in Jordan

Wanna Talk religion?!

28 December 2005

“A few public girls’ schools in Jeddah submitted requests to have gymnasiums built, but their hopes for introducing physical education classes were dashed after the Ministry of Education announced that physical education for girls would not be allowed.the Ministry of Education stated that it “would not introduce physical education in girls’ schools” and requested that [...]

WSIS Feedback (2): Jordan’s Participation

24 November 2005

I thought we’d have the time to look around the exposition hall as much as we like, but taking part in activities and conferences during the summit left us only little time to visit all stands. Every time I’d reach Jordan’s pavilion it’d be already too late and they’ve packed their stuff to leave. So [...]

Art VS Terrorism: “Erasing The Black Day”

21 November 2005

More than 15 Jordanian artists will join forces on Nov. 23 in a memorial exhibition entitled “Erasing the Black Day,” to showcase their rejection and condemnation of the recent terrorist attacks in the Kingdom. “Erasing the Black Day is a gesture for our beloved country and shows the clear solidarity of Jordanian artists against terrorist [...]

Attention!

20 November 2005

Tomorrow Zaven will be hosting a special episode in Amman about the terrorist attacks that took place November 9th. The episode will include an interview with Ashraf and Nadia, the newly-weds whose wedding turned into a terrible massacre… Zaven’s program: Sireh Wenfatahit will be aired live on Future Satellite Channel tomorrow at 8 p.m. GMT, [...]