101. Travel To Lebanon The artistic and cultural scene in lebanon is exceptionally rich and dynamic.Discover the institutions, artists and events that make it so remarkable. http://www.travel-to-lebanon.com/

Subscribe now to our free newsletter Click here Find a hotel Hotels, bed and breakfasts, furnished apartments, camping options for all budgets and tastes, in Beirut as well as in the other Lebanese regions. [ more - Areas and Accommodations - - Beirut - - Beqaa Valley - Zahle - - North Lebanon - Qadisha - - South Lebanon - Sidon - - South Lebanon -Tyre - - Bed and Breakfasts - - Furnished apartments - - Camping grounds - - Chalets - Find a rental car With Lenacar-Europcar, rent a car today and pick it up when you arrive at the Beirut Intl Airport. Wide choice of cars available. Rates per day starting at US$ 24. [ more Find a tour Explore Lebanon, but also the Middle East (Jordan and Syria) through the multiple guided tours and programs offered by Ideal Tour. [ more Download our free printable mini travel guide to Lebanon. Click

102. MSN Encarta - Lebanon (country) lebanon’s rich history has been shaped by many cultural traditions, includingPhoenician, Greek, Roman, Islamic (including Mamluk), Crusader, http://encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_761564963_3/Lebanon_(country).html

MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Shopping ... Sign In Web Search: Encarta Subscriber Sign In Help Home ... Upgrade your Encarta Experience Search Encarta Upgrade your Encarta Experience Spend less time searching and more time learning. Learn more Tasks Find in this article Print Preview Related Items Beirut, capital Hezbollah, Lebanese political party more... Further Reading Editors' picks for Lebanon (country) Search for books and more related to Lebanon (country) Facts and Figures Quick information and statistics for Lebanon (country) Encarta Search Search Encarta about Lebanon (country) Editors' Picks Great books about your topic, Lebanon (country) ... Click here Advertisement document.write(' Page 3 of 10 Lebanon (country) Encyclopedia Article Multimedia 13 items Dynamic Map Map of Lebanon (country) Article Outline Introduction Land and Resources The People of Lebanon Culture ... History B Religion The government policy of confessionalism, or the grouping of people by religion, plays a critical role in Lebanon’s political and social life and has given rise to Lebanon’s most persistent and bitter conflicts. At the time of Lebanon’s independence in the 1940s, there were more Christians than Muslims. In the following years, many Muslims immigrated to Lebanon and had a higher birthrate than the Christians; as a result, Muslims became the majority group in Lebanon. Today, an estimated 70 percent of Lebanese are Muslim, while most of the remaining 30 percent are Christian. Every person’s religion is encoded on a required, government-issued identification card. The government recognizes 17 distinct religious sects: 5 Muslim (

103. AYUSA Study Abroad: Scholarship LINC lebanon is a republic, with Arabic and French the official languages, Finalists are selected based on merit, cultural interest, and commitment to http://www.ayusa.org/study_abroad/scholarship_linc.htm

Meet Our *Star* Student of the Month! CBYX: Full Scholarship to Germany Youth Leadership Scholar ... Frequently Asked Questions With funding from the U.S. Department of State, AYUSA is awarding 16 full scholarships to travel to Lebanon or Tunisia for a short-term exchange program. Selected applicants may be assigned to either destination. Dates and Deadlines Application deadline is February 10, 2005 Students depart July 6, 2005 and return August 4, 2005 The Basics In partnership with the America-Mideast Educational and Training Services (www.amideast.org), AYUSA is pleased to offer full scholarships to live and study in Lebanon or Tunisia. Students will live with a host family, engage in community service projects, travel throughout the country, spend time with local youth, and embark on a cultural adventure of a lifetime. No prior language study is required. What is included in the scholarship? $150 stipend Combined Youth Leadership Training with Tunisian/Lebanese youth in D.C. Pre-Departure Orientation in D.C. Host family stay Community service project Sightseeing International youth dialogues Medical Insurance End of program leadership seminar in host community What expenses am I responsible for?

104. Lebanon Index 2005 // Your Internet Directory For Lebanon - Society & Culture Internet Directory for lebanon. Web Hosting, Design, Marketing and Development.Internet Access and Software. http://www.lebindex.com/society/

Web Design Web Hosting E-Commerce Domain Names ... Aalmat Find all the information you need about one of the interesting town in Lebanon (Aalmat). Al Qarya Ali Darwiche Chakhsiyat E-Commerce Lebanon ... Hebarieh Village Hebarieh is a small and great village located in South Lebanon at the west Side of Haramoun Mountain. Presidente Advertising Agency : Statistics and Forecasts. Special Olympics Lebanon : This website is proudly sponsored by Time4sharing.com, and is dedicated to the Organizers, Coaches, Athletes, Volunteers and their families, everyone connected to the Special Olympics Committee in Lebanon, and to the First Lady of Lebanon, Mrs. Andre Lahoud United Estates of Europe Ain Ebel www.ain-ebel.org Ain El-Delb www.aineldelb.com Baakline www.baakline.com Baskinta www.baskinta.com Batroun www.batroun.com Bazbina www.bazbina.com Bint Jbeil www.bintjbeil.com Byblos www.bybloscity.com

105. Lebanon - Countrywatch.com lebanon. Cultural Disorientation and Transitional Adjustment. This section is aprimer for use by CountryWatch.com users in learning about the issues of http://aol.countrywatch.com/aol_topic.asp?vCOUNTRY=97&SECTION=APP&TOPIC=CDATA&TY

106. Lebanon - Countrywatch.com lebanon. CROSSCULTURAL ISSUES AND INFORMATION Crossing Cultural Barriers.As the world becomes increasingly connected, people both at home and in travels http://aol.countrywatch.com/aol_topic.asp?vCOUNTRY=97&SECTION=APP&TOPIC=CCIAI&TY

107. Remarks: Cultural Event For ACCESS Students - US Embassy Beirut Lebanon US Ambassador to lebanon Jeffrey D. Feltman Cultural Event for ACCESS StudentsSunday, June 5, 2005 US Embassy 1400. Welcome to all of you to the US http://beirut.usembassy.gov/lebanon/remarks060505access.html

About Us U.S. Citizen Services Visas to the U.S. Study in the U.S. You Are In: Home About Us Ambassador Ambassador Jeffrey D. Feltman Speeches by the Ambassador Chronology of U.S. Ambassadors Deputy Chief of Mission ... Useful Links speeches Remarks: Cultural Event for ACCESS Students June 5, 2005 Remarks by U.S. Ambassador to Lebanon Jeffrey D. Feltman Cultural Event for ACCESS Students Sunday, June 5, 2005 U.S. Embassy Welcome to all of you to the U.S. Embassy. I am very pleased you could join us for a very typical American summer event—an outdoor barbeque with friends. Thank you for being here with us. I know I missed a great event several months ago when you gathered at McDonald’s restaurant for lunch but I am very pleased that Mr. Jean Zoghzoghi, who made that event possible, could join us today for this barbeque. Being here with you today brings back memories of my own high school days. I remember how I always felt as the end of the school year got closer. I couldn’t wait to finish final exams, to put aside my books and studying and enjoy the long summer vacation. I imagine you all are feeling the same. I hope, though, that your participation in the ACCESS English language program has made this school year extra rewarding. I applaud your commitment to learn English with us and admire your willingness to study additional hours—beyond your regular school program—to develop English skills. I hope that through your language study, and events such as today’s barbeque, you have learned more about America, its people, culture and institutions.

108. Cultural Programs - US Embassy Beirut Lebanon The Public Affairs Section also organizes cultural programs to promote better Section welcomes proposals for cultural preservation projects in lebanon. http://beirut.usembassy.gov/lebanon/books.html

About Us U.S. Citizen Services Visas to the U.S. Study in the U.S. You Are In: Home About Us Ambassador About the Embassy ... Programs and Events Public Affairs Section Introduction and Staff Press Activities and Media Support American Experts-Speakers Academic Programs and Exchanges ... Useful Links Public Affairs Section Cultural Programs The Public Affairs Section also organizes cultural programs to promote better understanding of the diversity of American arts and culture. A Department of State-sponsored photography exhibit, American Roadside Architecture , was exhibited at three sites in Lebanon in 2004-05. For more than 25 years, architectural historian John Margolies crisscrossed the continental United States, camera in hand, to capture and preserve images of a vanishing tradition in American commerce—the early gas stations, roadside lodging and quick stop restaurants that sprung up along American roadsides. Exhibited in Beirut, Byblos, and Baatron, Margolies’ photos offered a look at America during the beginning of the automobile age. Thanks to a PAS-organized program on American Independent Cinema. Beirut audiences also had an opportunity to view two highly acclaimed American films, in March 2004. The Embassy held public showings of the Academy Award winning documentary "

109. LCPS - Activities - 2001 - Cultural Industries And Cultural Cultural Industries and Cultural Policies in lebanon About For the purposeof the project, the cultural industries sector was defined as including the http://www.lcps-lebanon.org/web04/english/activities/2001/cultural/about.html

About Agenda Participants Report ... Publications Lebanon The Lebanese Center for Policy Studies (LCPS) organized, in collaboration with the Konrad Adenauer Foundation (KAF), a national workshop on "Cultural Industries and Cultural Policies in Lebanon" The workshop, opened by the Minister of Culture Dr. Ghassan Salam©, included officials, key actors and analysts from the various cultural industries, including printing, publishing, music recording, cinema, design, performing arts and others. The workshop contributed to an informed public debate about the best ways for Lebanon to build on its comparative advantage, in a world where the knowledge economy and creative industries are major factors of economic growth and social development. For the purpose of the project, the cultural industries sector was defined as including the branches of the Lebanese economy that produce tangible or intangible cultural and intellectual products, such as:

110. Beirut Memorial On Line soldiers and sailors that are veterans of lebanon. It includes the men that losttheir lives as a result of a suicide truck bombing of http://www.beirut-memorial.org/

URL: http://www.beirut-memorial.org/index.html This site is under constant ongoing evolutionary change. Please relay any questions, comments, discrepancies, or inquiries about this web site via E-mail to: Webmaster Server space generously donated by: The Keel Network, LLC Statue photo by LCPL M.E. Easter, USMC The Beirut Memorial On Line is a site dedicated to the U.S. Marines, soldiers and sailors that are veterans of Lebanon. It includes the men that lost their lives as a result of a suicide truck bombing of the US Marine Barracks in Beirut, Lebanon on October 23, 1983. The Beirut Memorial On Line is a resource committed to the promotion of global peace through expressive art, education, research, and support.

111. ShooFiMaFi.com - Lebanese Portal, Groups, Activities, Club, Lebanon News, Beirut ShooFiMaFi.com is a Lebanese site that connects social Lebanese clubs and eventsfrom around the world. Read Lebanese articles, access to music and free http://www.shoofimafi.com/2004_articles-all.cfm

ARTICLES TALK LEBANESE PICTURES WALLPAPERS ... CONTEST Articles' Archive For a period of 5 years, commencing in 2000, ShooFiMaFi.com was a web-magazine, publishing articles written by visitors like yourself. Then it moved into its next phase of evolution. Following are all 104 articles that were published on ShooFiMaFi.com, along with the comments posted by our readers. They are organized by date (in descending order): Title Category Date Published Who Killed ex-PM Hariri ? Politics February 17, 2005 Passing of a Prime Minister ! Politics February 14, 2005 101 Articles ! Internal February 12, 2005 Circle Of Life ! Social February 8, 2005 Our Generation ! Social February 4, 2005 Respect, Accept ! Social January 29, 2005 You’re In Lebanon, When: Social January 20, 2005 Creativity, Where Are Thou ? Social January 15, 2005 Secularization ! Social January 8, 2005 A Fake Mankouchet Zaatar ! General December 30, 2004 Blame It On ! General December 25, 2004

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