Jordan's Free Voices

Sunday, July 06, 2008 - Posts

• MAIOUSH, ARE YOU THE ONE??

  First of all, mar7aba keef 7alkom? Hope you all doing great I’ve been away for a very long time, bs walhi I’ve been super busy (in fact still super busy) bs I think it’s time for everybody to know why I stopped blogging for the last Read More... Posted 06-07-2008 10:57 from Maioush | 0 Comments Filed under Blogs I Read...

• Let's sue people around the world! Hurraaay

  Hal Ta3lam - Do you know that in Jordan (and Jordan only?) you have the ability to sue anyone around the world according to our local penal code or Press and Publication Law? So while some *smart* men find it as a chance to get to journalists and editors Read More... Posted 06-07-2008 10:36 from The Arab Observer | 0 Comments

• Alexa Rating: What the Hell is Wrong with You? again and again!!

  Alexa Ratings from the famous Alexa Traffic Rank website, offering a website rank for all these websites on the internet, is not supposed to be that accurate as there's no script to be included for Alexa in our websites to count the number of daily visitors Read More... Posted 06-07-2008 11:16 from Rani the Brainy | 0 Comments Filed under SEO, Rank, reviews

• Identity Politics? World's Top Ten Public Intellectuals

  When I blogged about this earlier , I didn’t get it quite right; the list of 100 was not the result of a poll – it was the long list compiled by Foreign Policy Magazine and Prospect Magazine. Readers were asked to vote for their picks out of this list, Read More... Posted 06-07-2008 08:47 from Into the Wind | 0 Comments

• Marwan Mouasher writing about the National Agenda

  I am enjoying reading the fascinating book written by Jordan's former Minister of Foreign Affairs and deputy Prime Minister for reform Dr Marwan Mouasher entitled "The Arab Center: the Promise of Moderation". Although the main theme of this book is a Read More... Posted 06-07-2008 05:14 from Batir Wardam Blog | 0 Comments Filed under Democracy in Jordan, Political Reform, Corruption

• HRW Criticise the draft Public Assemply and NGO Laws in Jordan

  Human Rights Watch got it right this time. Instead of campaigning for the sake of Al Qaeda terrorists held in Jordan the HRW has finally tackled the real issues that are necessary for creating a civilised and modern political society in Jordan by criticising Read More... Posted 06-07-2008 03:38 from Batir Wardam Blog | 0 Comments Filed under human rights, Civil Society

• That orange liquid

  Every now and then, I go through a "my favorite drink in the world is Mirinda" phase, which I'm currently going through now. I loveee Mirinda. It's so sweet and so soda-ish and slight sour and so orange and so smooth and has the distinctive taste of orange Read More... Posted 06-07-2008 02:51 from And Far Away | 0 Comments