. —— arak.real aniseed taste. has a real aniseed taste. couldn't drink it too quickly, you have to take your time. have to take your time. that drink that young lebanese people are drinking? people are drinking? is a drink you'd normally enjoy with family over a long lunch. family over a long lunch. celebrate flavours of lebanon in a very interesting way. this is modern falafel. falafel. falafel sandwich with vodka as the base, using the falafel spices... base, using the falafel spices... this is not! falafel cocktail? yeah. oh, that is good! you know what? that is like a drink that also feels like dinner. like dinner. yeah, like this better the arak. ——i like this better than the moussa castle. castle. is really putting beirut back on the map. map. the music hall is one of the capital's most famous venues. capital's most famous venues. hosting a cabaret packed with an eclectic mix of musical forms. classical music and then something that is totally punk or very kitsch. that is totally punk or v

yeah, i like this better than the arak. that's really putting beirut back on the map. the music hall is one of the capital's most famous venues, hosting a cabaret packed with an eclectic mix of musicalforms. i said "i'm going to get a place where you have extremes, there could be classical music and then something that is totally punk or very kitsch." i always like to mix things to be very eclectic. i tried to work on cultural entertainment — usually those two words do not meet. because entertainment is night life and alcohol, and culture is museums and theatres. with its bill celebrating both the city's pre—war golden age and contemporary music trends, the music hall offers a vision of beirut comfortable with its past and living in the moment. and if you are thinking of heading to lebanon, here are the travel show‘s top tips for things to know before you go. lebanon is an all—year—round destination with relatively mild winters and warm summers. but if you want to stay clear of the crowd, it is best to avoid august, when th

mountainous region of southern andalusia by the spanish sovereigns isabella of castiel and ferdinand of arak. he shed tears at the thought of soon having to exchange the lush and colorful splenda the alhambra for the adelaide north african desert it's. perhaps it was here outside the gate of justice that he had to hand over the key of the alhambra to the catholic nun. for more than two hundred fifty years the hand hewn into the stone above the portal but offered protection to the out ambrose nasser a druid has now seen to bid farewell. since that time the blessid virgin mary has stood in a nisha of the gate amidst the wonderfully molded multi-colored tiles the as of a rose. the departure of sutton mark the end of almost eight hundred years of arab history in spain. the nasty dinner stebic least babbling fountains and gardens full of flowers the arabs living in andalusia passionate about abortion. opposite the alhambra is a natural bruna some a palace net effect where they delighted in listening to the sound of water flowing and folding. when a dynasty is founding father built the al-hamra pa

arak. thank you. oh, that's strong. it's got a real aniseed taste.too quickly. you have to take your time. is this the drink that young lebanese people are drinking? this as a drink you normally enjoy with family over a long lunch. a lot of the bars, especially central station, they are creating these very innovative cocktails that celebrate the flavours of lebanon in a very interesting way. here you go. it's a deconstructed falafel sandwich, with vodka as the base, using the falafel spices. this is so nice. i mean, falafel cocktail! oh, that is good. you know what, that is like a drink that also feels like dinner! i like this. and it's the nightlife that is really putting beirut back on the map. the musical hall is one of the capital's most famous venues, hosting a cabaret packed with an eclectic mix of musicalforms. i said i'm going to create a place where you have extremes. it can be classical music and then something that is totally punk or very kitsch. i always like to mix things, to be very eclectic. i try to work on cultural entertainment. usu

to her by emirates and thrown into jail and yet when the bike with her four year old daughter media arak right she was home in a couple of days and you know i can go on and give you loads of other examples and so i think the foreign secretary as a doctor the more aggressive approach perhaps the u.a.e. didn't like it so they thought they would make a point but they let it go anyway but do you think that that more aggressive approach is that right approach because ultimately matthew hedges is free now but he still still spent months in prison yourself you know i'm sure you know fifteen months of your life that you know you can never get back to what advice would you give to the british government in dealing with countries like the cases like this you know i mean i see absolutely that is the right approach because if you look at the approaches that resulted previously they didn't work and you know also you know since i was released i were delayed we've helped hundreds and in parts case thousands people so we speak from experience the foreign office previously told me and all the others incl

australians cultural affinity with those who work the land the idea that farmers are at the base of arak on a me and our civilisation has a very long history across western culture you can see elements of it in the agrarian democracy of thomas jefferson you can see it in the writing of j.s. mill and you can see it in more recent writing from agrarians in the united states so it's actually quite deeply held across western culture so let's fast forward to that means in practice is that farming has a special place in the minds of australians regardless of whether they live on a farm or in the middle of a city exactly how the government treats them differently farmers in times of hardship give me an idea of the assistance that's going on right now with this latest trip ok it will fall most can qualify for a farm household alone household allowance so that's available all the time that's not just a drought measure and it's means tested but you can have a lot of assets and still be entitled to this twelve thousand australian dollar that's about nine thousand u.s. dollars annual payment county

some getting quiteck a s overnight when a new york city-bound arak train became disabled. two of its cars separated from the locomotive. thankfully, no injuries. in manhattan, braving the chilly temperatures to check out the big balloons, getting ready for the festivities. >> it actually looks cute.te >> repor macy's employees also pumped up. >> it's the best day of the year. we have a lot of fun, the excitement, just seeing all of then smiles everyone's faces. >> we have 26 floats. 12 bands. 10,000 marchers. a going on. >> reporter: w potenhotially hi winds causing some concerns that the balloons may not fly. the nypd rules lower or lower milesns if winds reach 23 per hour with 34-mile-per-hour >> we don't know what the wind conditions are on the parade route, and based on those windn co we have different levels which the balloons will fly. >> reporter: along with the s, wi historic temperatures, temperatures will be in the tweptds but feel even worse. >> bundle up. it's going to be a fun day. >> reporter: people started lining up houo. i've been out here about ten minute