Zamfir Lonely Shepherd live in Israel – Video
Posted By simmons on November 28, 2012
Zamfir Lonely Shepherd live in Israel Gheorghe Zamfir the legendary pan flute artist, performing "The Lonely Shepherd" live in Tel Aviv, Israel, on 28-Nov-2012From:Poet YoungViews:1 0ratingsTime:03:27More inMusic
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Rube Goldberg Machine – Technion Israel – Video
Posted By simmons on November 28, 2012
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Adira Energy’s Friedman reveals huge potential of offshore Israel – Video
Posted By simmons on November 28, 2012
Adira Energy #39;s Friedman reveals huge potential of offshore Israel Alan Friedman, co-founder of Adira Energy, with interests offshore Israel, talks to Proactive Investors at the Oil Council World Assembly. He tells us how wants to follow in the wake of Noble Energy, which has enjoyed huge success in the region.From:ProactiveInvestorsViews:4 0ratingsTime:06:38More inNews Politics
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I am Palestine – Rev. Ashraf Tannous – Video
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Blood Sacrifice In Religion – Video
Posted By simmons on November 28, 2012
Blood Sacrifice In Religion I give evidence to show the viewers that Judaism and Christianity is not original but a re-hash of the original Pagan beliefs. Please do your research before you criticize my work.From:AKnightAtPeaceViews:0 0ratingsTime:03:25More inEducation
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PH suspends OFW deployment to parts of Israel – Video
Posted By simmons on November 28, 2012
PH suspends OFW deployment to parts of Israel Labor department officials suspended the deployment of Filipino workers to several Israeli cities because of tensions in the Gaza Strip.
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The Greatest Hoax Since the Beginning of Time is the Story of the Crucifixion of Jesus, According to Lou Baldin, the …
Posted By simmons on November 28, 2012
The author states that, "indisputable evidence shows that Judaism (Israel), the progenitor of both Christianity and Islam, created Christianity as a means of protecting scriptural archives at a time when Rome was attempting to erase all signs of Judaism and its people from the face of the earth." Kansas City, MO (PRWEB) November 28, 2012 According to Baldin, Israel became as ruthless as its oppressors and the Jews learned well the strategy of battle against superior countries, as their many tales and parables of battle such as Samson and Delilah and David against Goliath demonstrate. Israel was conquered and enslaved by Egypt, Babylon, Assyria and finally Rome, said Baldin. Israel's existence lies in the many books and scrolls created by Jewish leaders, teachers and scribes that created an identity for each Israeli generation to build on; a foundation that was built on allegories, Baldin said.
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Hot Destinations for 2013
Posted By richards on November 27, 2012
We did the homework, now all you have to do is pack your bags. Here, next year's affordable hotspots-where world-class hotels, restaurants, and shops will (almost) make you forget you're traveling on a budget.
Year after year, friends and family of the Budget Travel staff inevitably ask us the same question: "Where's the coolest and most affordable place to go next?" Luckily, we work hard to get at the right answers for them. Each year before the holidays, the BT team combs through piles of data regarding new flight destinations, airline prices, places aggressively building new hotels, cities experiencing cultural booms, currency charts and other statistics to compile our list of the 10 best Budget Destinations for the upcoming year. Some destinations were more interesting to us because they were so full of new and unique attractions (Northern Ireland), and others were standby dream vacation spots that were suddenly more affordable than they've been in recent years (the Loire Valley, France). But the one thing they have in common is that they're suddenly completely accessible and ripe for exploring now. So read up, pick a place, and get planning.
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TORONTO
Why in 2013: Toronto is seriously having a moment. The cultural, entertainment, and financial capital of Canada has not only undergone a huge building boom (with more than 30,000 new homes being built over the past year alone) but New York City exports are opening up here at rapid pace, like the new Thompson and Trump hotels, and David Chang's Momofuku empire. (In fact, foodie-ism is at its prime in Toronto--the St. Lawrence food market, which, with its 120 specialty vendors, is regularly considered one of the world's best.) But what makes it a great budget destination is that unlike the rest of the world, hotel prices didn't increase at all in the first half of 2012, with the cost of an average room remaining at $148, according to the 2012 Hotels.com Price Index. Like any good bustling North American city, there are myriad cultural options to be found here, from museums, great theater, art galleries, and shopping, but because this is a harbor town off Lake Ontario, there are also plenty of affordable outdoorsy activities like hiking, biking, and canoeing, especially around the Toronto Islands. And because about half of the population was born abroad, the ethnic food scene is as good as it gets anywhere in the world. Beyond Chinatown, Little Italy, and Little India, there is also a Koreatown, Little Portugal, Little Jamaica, and neighborhoods specializing in Polish, Japanese, and Greek cuisine. One last dollar-saving factor? You don't need a car while visiting. The TTC, or Toronto Transit Comission, is the third largest transit system in North America, and completely simple to navigate.
When to Go: Peak visitor season is in the summertime, which means both airfare and hotel costs are much higher. If you're aiming to save some money, try September through November, or March through May.
Where to Stay: The downtown Bond Place Hotel is a contemporary and charming hotel with ultra-modern rooms and an eye for urban-design--and is extremely affordable. The prime location at Yonge-Dundas Square is a quick walk from the Theater District and Eaton Centre (an enormous indoor mall), as well as within walking distance to many of the universities (65 Dundas St. East, bondplace.ca, doubles from $79).
ANTALYA, TURKEY
Why in 2013: If you've never heard of the Turkish Riviera, you're not alone--Americans have thus far rarely ventured to the southwestern Mediterranean coast of Turkey for holiday, unlike Eastern Europeans, who have been flocking here in droves for years. All that seems likely to change this year for several reasons: Average hotel prices have significantly and notably dropped from last year (from $193 to $146, almost 25 percent), and in 2011 it beat New York City to become the world's third most visited city by international tourists. The word is out about this city that's part beachfront, part metropolis, and part ancient town. And even though many of the tourists here are of the incredibly wealthy European variety (the city even boasts a megaresort, Rixos Sungate Hotel, with the world's second largest spa!), the 5-star all-inclusive resorts on the beaches offer rates as low as $100 a night. More adventurous types will also get a huge kick out of the city's proximity to some of the oldest known architectural ruins in the world The nearby Catalhoyuk Mound is one of the oldest and best-preserved Neolithic site to date, existing from 7500 BC to 5700 BC.
When to Go: It gets well into the 90s in the middle of summer, so it's best to visit in September through October, or May through June. While it never gets particularly cold in the winter months, you won't want to take a dip in the chilly Mediterranean then either.
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#GazaUnderAttack – Benjamin Freedmans: The True About The Zionism 1961 speech – Video
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