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Here’s a new post. I was interviewed by Go Magazine, a new Jordanian magazine… check out my interview on the last page of January 2011′s issue. Thanks Karen.

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I’m not smart, or that much of a geek! Let me tell how did I find out, to register your blackberry and connect it to e-mails, you need to go to http://your-network-provider.blackberry.com/ Fine? So for Orange Jordan, you go to http://orangejo.blackberry.com/ and for Zain Jordan, you go to http://zainjo.blackberry.com/. But until last month, whenever I ...

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This year’s Sunny Art Fair, more than a success… The event is well-branded, neat, great artists from Jordan, great music and artistic atmosphere. I was invited to the special event opening/cocktail party on December 15th, and I was happy to see all the success around the place. People were happy, met a lot of faces ...

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I always wanted to create a hashtag and grow it on twitter, and since I was desperate for snow in Amman like most of Ammanies, I created this hashtag on twitter #SnowAmman and thanks to Ali Alhasani and many other supports, it trended. Then Nakhweh came supporting, asking for people to donate for the poor ...

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First I’d like to thank Malik Shishtawi for this great opportunity to present at the event, Second.. I’d also like to thanks everyone at The Online Project for the great support! you guys are a true family. I was almost dying the past 2 days with a bad flu, and constant coughing. My temperature was ...

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This has got to be the silliest facebook campaign (run by people of course) that I’ve ever seen! It started with status updates, quoting one of them: Change your Facebook profile picture to a cartoon from your childhood. The goal? To not see a human face on Facebook until Monday, December 6th. Join the fight ...

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I’m really sorry for not keeping up with the 365 days project, but I will be continuing soon, Just wanted to share a couple of highlights of the recent happenings… Last week was full of progress, personal and work wise. I was in Beirut last Friday, at AUB’s online collaborative – Blogging Beirut: speaking about ...

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In Damascus, they even have mini-msakhan rolls, and trust me they even taste better than here. Labneh fatayer anyone?

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I love how in Syria everything translates into Arabic. Shopping anyone?

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Sometimes… things are just weird. I noticed that, once we’re in Jordan and we cross the borders… suddenly weather gets hotter. I’m not sure why or how, but Syria in way hotter than Jordan… Even when just around the border. I think good weather is a blessing…

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