15 hours ago by fluxblogstaff

-Tiana Bouma The weeks have flown by fast and the news keeps changing every day. After the Super Bowl and its occasionally entertaining halftime show and commercials, it seemed like a good time to break down the news worthy events of the past week. These are topics that caught my eye, were searched ...

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17 hours ago by mina

They say that you haven't really experienced Marrakesh until you get lost in Jamaa el Fna (the souk). There are rows and rows of stands in the main square: freshly squeezed orange juice, nut and date, olives, tea and cake... I could go on for a long time. The rows of stands for the same product are ...

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21 hours ago by Maryam

There's something about Morocco that gets under your skin. It's not because it's all lovely (because there's plenty of gritty, too). But it has a certain quality that's, well, unforgettable. Something like that song you can't get out of your head or that perfume that still lingers in the air or that ...

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1 day ago by ottomanhistorypodcast.com

45. Tasting the Nation. Atay, the sweet mixture of mint and green tea consumed throughout Morocco, is nothing less than a national symbol. However, consumption of tea in the Maghreb only became widespread during the latter half of the nineteenth century. In this episode, Graham Cornwell examines the ...

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1 day ago by IES Abroad

photo by: Jordyn Arndt … if you are King Mohammed VI of Morocco.

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1 day ago by Annabella

...what you got cookin`? I`m guesting over at Karen`s today as part of her {friendship} february series. Well I say `guesting` but actually she`s got me hard at work in the kitchen. Still it`s warm and I have beautiful views over the Causeway Coast. There`s some delicious smells coming from the stov ...

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1 day ago by maldoror

This book is mentioned in Teju Cole's Open City, when the young Moroccan his narrator meets in Brussels recommends him rather than Ben Jelloun. Choukri's book is told in the first person and from the notes supplied by Paul Bowles, who translated it, it's largely autobiographical. Given this, it may ...

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1 day ago by Caroline

YOU’RE LOOKING AT ICONOCONTI #040609_05F

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1 day ago by Alice Schmid

Morocco becomes charming again when Ideviate further north along the coast. Tangiers has a bad reputationso it's off the list. But a little artsy town called Asilah is mydestination. The well maintained building are allwhitewashed, reminiscent of Greece. Three men are applying a freshcoat on the old ...

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1 day ago by Caroline

YOU’RE LOOKING AT ICONOCONTI #040609_05E

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