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Factory of Victory Team in Dubai UAE – La fabbrica del Victory Team in Dubai: qui nascono gli offshore…

Nico de Corato — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 22:06:41 +0000

ENGLISH

Under the Chairmanship of HH Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, Chairman of Emirates Airline, Dubai International Marine Club and President of the Dubai Civil Aviation Department, Victory Team opened its Headquarters in November 2002 with the main focus on the construction and maintenance of powerboats & equipments, the development of engineering capabilities, the training of the mechanics and engineers, the rebuilding of engines and other equipment.

Two large Dyno rooms allow the team to not only test, but also further develop both petrol and diesel engines. The high tech material composite workshops are equipped with the state-of-the-art temperature controls. The use of new techniques in vacuum bagging and the latest fibers such as carbon and Kevlar ensure that boats built by Victory Team are lighter and yet retain their strength – a must for any serious contender for a powerboat crown.

ITALIANO

Con il patrocinio di HH Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, Chairman della Emirates Airline, del Dubai International Marine Club e Presidente del Dipartimento dell’Aviazione Civile di Dubai, il Victory Team ha inaugurato il proprio quartier generale a Dubai a Novembre del 2002, con l’obiettivo principale di costruire e manutenere imbarcazioni da competizione, rigenerare motori e altre parti, e sviluppare le competenze di meccanici e ingegneri. All’interno dello stabilimento si trovano laboratori in e due grandi banchi prova grado di sviluppare e collaudare tutto l’equipaggiamento di una imbarcazione, inclusi gli scafi e i motori a benzina e diesel.

La tecnologia di sviluppo dei materiali compositi utilizzati per gli scafi ed altre parti, si avvale di strumentazioni e dispositivi in grado di mantenere la temperatura nei range desiderati. I materiali compositi e le tecniche di lavorazione sotto vuoto consentono di ottenere gli scafi più leggeri e resistenti attualmente reperibili sul mercato.

Egyptian Open 2010. UAE amateurs target Egyptian Open Date with Mcilroy and Manassero

Nico de Corato — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 10:35:02 +0000

Cairo (EGYPT): UAE amateur golfers Miki Mirza, Ahmed Al Musharrekh and Nabil Sharif will have a chance of playing alongside two of the biggest names in golf when the 2010 Egyptian Open is staged at the JW Marriott, Mirage City Golf Club from Wednesday 20 – Saturday 23, October.

World number seven and Ryder Cup player Rory McIlroy from Northern Ireland and last year’s British Amateur Champion Matteo Manassero of Italy – still only 17 years old and already qualified for full Tour status in 2011 – will lead a strong line-up in the penultimate tournament on the 2010 European Challenge Tour calendar.

But they will also face the determined efforts of five amateur qualifiers who will secure their places at the forthcoming Egyptian Amateur Open.

Mirza, Al Musharrekh and Sharif will be up against golfers from Bahrain, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Lebanon as well as elite amateurs from England, Scotland, Norway, Holland, Germany and South Africa in the 54-hole scratch event with the top five qualifying for the main $250,000 tournament.

For the first time in its history, the Egyptian Amateur Open – to be held from September 30 to October 2 – will offer R&A World Ranking points with the Egyptian Golf Federation set to close amateur entry applications for all Middle East and North Africa players with a handicap of 7.4 or less on September 26.

“While we are delighted and honoured to have Rory McIlroy, Matteo Manassero and the best of the European Challenge Tour coming to Cairo, the Egyptian Open has a long and traditional history associated with the amateur game,” said Egyptian Golf Federation Chairman Ayman Hussein.

“I fully expect competition in this year’s Egyptian Amateur Open to be stronger than ever as more than 50 players chase just five qualifying spots for the Egyptian Open itself.”

In total, 14 Challenge Tour tournament winners from this season are already confirmed for the Egyptian Open with all intent on following in the footsteps of last year’s rankings champion Edoardo Molinari. The Italian, who won three times in 2009, has enjoyed a stellar season on the full European Tour winning twice, earning a place in The Ryder Cup and moving to world number 15.

“The Egyptian Open will be the 24^th and penultimate tournament on the 2010 European Challenge Tour calendar and the last opportunity for players to qualify for the season-end Apulia San Domenico Grand Final in Italy the following week,” said Nick Tarratt, Director The European Tour International, Dubai Office. “The Grand Final offers the top 20 finishers a place on the full European Tour so we expect the competition in Cairo to be particularly intense.”

Ends

Caption: The UAE’s Ahmed Al Musharrekh will be aiming for a place in the Egyptian Open – penultimate round of the 2010 European Challenge Tour – when competes in the Egyptian Amateur Open in Cairo later this month.

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For further information: Alan Ewens PR and Media Services, PO Box 57176 Dubai, UAE. Tel: +97150 4514188. alan2804@emirates.net.ae

No alla lapidazione di Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtianiet – Stop the stoning of Sakineh

Nico de Corato — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 12:46:25 +0000

Italiano

Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani (persiano: سکينه محمدي آشتياني, azero: Səkinə Məhəmmədi Aştiani) (Teheran, 1967) è una donna iraniana, nel braccio della morte in Iran dal 2006.

Il suo caso è internazionalmente noto, dopo la condanna a morte tramite lapidazione per il reato di adulterio e favoreggiamento in omicidio. La magistratura iraniana ha negato questa versione, sostenendo che la donna è stata condannata per omicidio, e ha respinto l’accusa secondo la quale Ashtiani sarà lapidata. Una campagna internazionale iniziata dai suoi figli ha portato a conoscenza del suo caso.

Il fatto

Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani è stata condannata per la prima volta il 15 maggio del 2006, dal tribunale Tabriz (Iran), per il reato di “relazione illecita” con due uomini in seguito alla morte del marito. Fu condannata a ricevere 99 frustate; a settembre 2006 ricevette una nuova condanna quando un tribunale penale accusò uno dei due uomini per il coinvolgimento nella morte del marito di Mohammadi Ashtiani: lei fu accusata di favoreggiamento. Per questo venne condannata per adulterio mentre ancora sposata, e condannata a morte per lapidazione, condanna che dovrebbe aver luogo alla fine del ramadan, il 14 settembre 2010. Il suo avvocato sostiene che sia stata torturata per due giorni prima del colloquio

Nelle pietrose contrade mediorientali la lapidazione costituisce una forma di linciaggio e di esecuzione sommaria di origini antiche. Sia la Bibbia, sia il Corano riferiscono infatti vari episodi di lapidazione.
Nelle pietrose contrade mediorientali la lapidazione costituisce una forma di linciaggio e di esecuzione sommaria di origini antiche. Sia la Bibbia, sia il Corano riferiscono infatti vari episodi di lapidazione; in particolare per i musulmani la lapidazione sarebbe prescritta da un Hadith, cioè un detto attribuito al Profeta Muhamed (Hadith, volume 8, Libro 82, numero 810):

“Narra Jabir: un uomo della tribù di Aslam andò dal profeta e confessò di aver avuto una relazione sessuale illecita. Il profeta se ne andò e gli volse le spalle finché l’uomo non ebbe confessato il suo crimine quattro volte. Il profeta allora disse “sei forse pazzo?”, l’uomo rispose “no”. Il profeta allora chiese “sei sposato?”, l’uomo rispose “si”. Il profeta ordinò allora ai musulmani di lapidarlo a morte. Fu lapidato a Musalla. Quando le pietre lo colpirono egli fuggì, ma fu catturato e lapidato finché non morì. Il Profeta in seguito parlò bene di lui e gli tributò le preghiere al funerale”.

English

Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani (Persian: سکينه محمدي آشتياني , Azerbaijani: Səkinə Məhəmmədi-Aştiani, born 1967) is an Iranian woman convicted of murder and adultery. She has been on death row in Iran since 2006. Her controversial case became internationally known in 2010 after high profile reports that she was convicted for the crime of adultery and sentenced to execution by stoning.

The sentence will be executed at the end of ramadan, September 10th, 2010.

She was first tried on May 15, 2006, by a court in Tabriz ((ITAN), pleading guilty to the crime of “illicit relationship” with two men and sentenced to whipping of 99 lashes.In September 2006 her case was again brought up when a separate court was prosecuting one of the two men for involvement in the death of Mohammadi, Ashtiani’s husband. She was then convicted of adultery while still married, and sentenced to death by stoning. She later retracted her confession to this crime, claiming it was made under duress and that she doesn’t speak Persian, but instead only Azeri. Her lawyer claimed she was tortured for two days prior to the interview.

In performing Stoning or lapidation, no particular person out of the stone throwing group could be held responsible or identified as the one who actually killed the subject. This is in contrast to the case of a judicial executioner. Death by stoning is slower than other forms of execution, hence is a form of execution by torture.

According to the Holy book of Islam the Quran all sexual intercourse outside the marital bond is considered sinful. It makes no distinction between adultery and fornication; in both case the punishment is flogging to those found guilty Quran (24:2). Some Muslim scholars take the view that stoning to death was never contemplated by Islam as a punishment for the act of adultery since the Quran does not even mention the word ’stoning’ or ‘death by stoning’ in any of its verse,on the other hand many Islamic legal scholars and judges agree that the Quranic text does not refer to executions by stoning but state they are part of the Hadith, and go back to the Pentateuch, execution by stoning is thus in harmony with the 613 laws which make up the Mosaic laws in the Bible.

Stoning is practiced in Afghanistan, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Sudan, and Nigeria; in some of those countries, this practice has been introduced recently.

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Nous, de culture arabe, de confession ou de culture musulmane, nous disons que la lapidation n’est pas acceptable dans le monde arabo-musulman.

Nous disons que les régimes qui justifient la lapidation avec le recours à la culture arabe ou à la religion musulmane ne nous représentent pas.

Eradiquons la lapidation et au-delà de ça, la peine de mort des pays arabo-musulmans.

Nous joignons notre voix à ceux qui dans le monde entier sont choqués par cette pratique.

Nous devons faire entendre…

Stefano’s: the best Italian restaurant in Dubai – il miglior ristorante italiano a dubai

Nico de Corato — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 21:41:30 +0000

I ristoranti Stefano’s sono ubicati sulla Marina Walk di Dubai, dove ci si può sedere ed ammirare la splendida veduta della città o passeggiare lungo la nuova darsena dopo aver fumato l’immancabile sheesha (narghilè) e in Al Barsha – Dubai.

Stefano’s restaurants are located in the Marina Walk, a place where you can seat and look at the great view of the city, or have a walk around the private docks after your dinner and sheesha and in Al Barsha – Dubai.

Marina Walk, Dubai – Al Barsha, Dubai

Telefono: +971 04 422 2632

Fax: +971 04 340 6402

Email: pasta_regina@yahoo.com

RICETTA: SPAGHETTI ALLA CARBONARA

INGREDIENTI per 4 persone
* Pancetta a dadini o listarelle
150 gr.
* Olio
2 cucchiai
* Pecorino
100 gr.
* Pepe
secondo i gusti
* Spaghetti o vermicelli o bucatini
400 gr.
* Uova
4 rossi + 1 intero

Mettere sul fuoco una pentola contenente abbondante acqua; a bollore salare moderatamente (la pasta avrà già un condimento forte e sufficientemente salato)
Introducete quindi gli spaghetti nell’acqua.

Nel frattempo friggere i dadini di pancetta fino a quando il grasso non sia diventato trasparente e leggermente croccante, quindi togliere dal fuoco e lasciate intiepidire leggermente.
In alternativa far saltare in una padella antiaderente senza aggiungere olio (così da allegerire la ricetta).
Sbattere intanto le uova in una ciotola quindi unire il pecorino, il pepe macinato (quanto basta) e, nel momento in cui scolerete la pasta, la pancetta ancora calda.
Scolare la pasta e versarla ed amalgamarla nella ciotola unitamente alla salsa precedentemente preparata.
Evitare di far saltare la psta in padella altrimenti ciò causerebbe la cottura delle uova.
Servire gli spaghetti alla carbonara immediatamente e all´occorrenza guarrnire con altro pecorino e pepe nero macinato.

RECIPE: SPAGHETTI ALLA CARBONARA

Ingredients:

* 1 lb. spaghetti or vermicelli or bucatini pasta
* 8 slices bacon, cut in half crosswise
* 4 egg yolks + 1 egg
* 1 cup grated Pecorino cheese
* 1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg
* 1/8 teaspoon black pepper

Preparation:
Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil. Cook bacon in a heavy skillet until crisp. Remove bacon from pan and drain on paper towels. Set bacon aside. Set skillet aside; do not rinse or wash.
Cook the pasta. Meanwhile, combine the eggs, the Pecorino cheese, nutmeg, and pepper in a medium bowl and beat until well blended.
When the pasta is cooked, drain, and immediately add to the skillet with the bacon drippings. Do not place tha pasta with sauce on the heat again, otherwise you will cook the eggs, getting an omelette!
You may add some more Pecorino cheese and pepper. Serve immediately. Serves 4

End of Ramadan 2010

Nico de Corato — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 01:54:54 +0000

On the September, 10th 2010, for the Muslims is Eid ul-Fitr or Id-ul-Fitr (in Arabic: عيد الفطر ‘Īdu l-Fiṭr‎), often abbreviated to Eid, is a Muslim holiday that marks the end of the Holy month of Ramadan (started on August, 11th), coincident with first day of the Islamic month of Shawwal.

Eid is an Arabic word meaning “festivity”, while Fiṭr means “to break the fast” festivity symbolising the breaking of the fasting period.

Muslims are commanded by the Qur’an to complete their fast on the last day of Ramadan and then recite the Takbir prayer all throughout the period of Eid.The fasting period observed Holy month of Ramadan hard proved metabolism. We do recommand not to exceed with the food in this period, specially in first days after Ramadan, to let the body accustoms again to the usual feeding. See also healthy tips in this blog.

Eid ul-Fitr is a three day celebration and is sometimes also known as the “Smaller Eid” (Arabic: العيد الصغير al-‘īdu ṣ-ṣaghīr‎) as compared to the Eid ul-Adha that lasts four days and is called the “Greater Eid” (Arabic: العيد الكبير al-‘īdu l-kabīr‎). Common greetings during this Eid ul-Fitr are the Arabic greeting ‘Īd mubārak (“Blessed Eid”) or ‘Īd sa‘īd (“Happy Eid”). So we wish to everybody:

‘Īd mubārak عيد مبارك

On November, 16th Muslims will celebrate world wide Eid al-Adha (in Arabic: عيد الأضحى‎ ‘Īdu l-’Aḍḥā) the “Festival of Sacrifice” or “Greater Eid”, an important religious holiday to commemorate the willingness of Abraham (Ibrahim) to sacrifice his son as an act of obedience to God. Eid is also about spending time with family and friends, sacrifice, and thanksgiving for being able to afford food and housing. In traditional or agrarian settings, each family would sacrifice a domestic animal, such as a sheep, goat, cow, or camel. The meat is divided into three equal parts to be distributed to others: one third to family, another third to other relatives (friends or neighbours), and the other third is given to the poor as a gift.

Eid al-Adha is the latter of two Eid festivals celebrated by Muslims, whose basis comes from the Quran. Like Eid Ul Fitr, Eid al-Adha begins with a short prayer followed by a sermon.

Message for the end of Ramadan 2010

Nico de Corato — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 13:32:59 +0000

PONTIFICAL COUNCIL FOR INTERRELIGIOUS DIALOGUE

Christians and Muslims:
Together in overcoming violence among followers of different religions

MESSAGE FOR THE END OF RAMADAN

‘Id al-Fitr 1431 H. / 2010 a.d.

Vatican City

Dear Muslim Friends,

1. ‘Id Al-Fitr, which concludes Ramadan, presents, once again, a favorable occasion to convey to you the heartfelt wishes of serenity and joy on behalf of the Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue.

Throughout this month, you have committed yourselves to prayer, fasting, helping the neediest and strengthening relations of family and friendship. God will not fail to reward these efforts!

2. I am delighted to note that believers of other religions, especially Christians, are spiritually close to you during these days, as is testified by the various friendly meetings which often lead to exchanges of a religious nature. It is pleasing to me also to think that this Message could be a positive contribution to your reflections.

3. The theme proposed this year by the Pontifical Council, Christians and Muslims: Together in overcoming violence among followers of different religions, is, unfortunately, a pressing subject, at least in certain areas of the world. The Joint Committee for Dialogue instituted by the Pontifical Council and al-Azhar Permanent Committee for Dialogue among the Monotheistic Religions had also chosen this topic as a subject of study, reflection and exchange during its last annual meeting (Cairo, 23 – February 24, 2010). Permit me to share with you some of the conclusions published at the end of this meeting.

4. There are many causes for violence among believers of different religious traditions, including: the manipulation of the religion for political or other ends; discrimination based on ethnicity or religious identity; divisions and social tensions. Ignorance, poverty, underdevelopment are also direct or indirect sources of violence among as well as within religious communities. May the civil and religious authorities offer their contributions in order to remedy so many situations for the sake of the common good of all society! May the civil authorities safeguard the primacy of the law by ensuring true justice to put a stop to the authors and promoters of violence!

5. There are important recommendations also given in the above mentioned text: to open our hearts to mutual forgiveness and reconciliation, for a peaceful and fruitful coexistence; to recognize what we have in common and to respect differences, as a basis for a culture of dialogue; to recognize and respect the dignity and the rights of each human being without any bias related to ethnicity or religious affiliation; necessity to promulgate just laws which guarantee the fundamental equality of all; to recall the importance of education towards respect, dialogue and fraternity in the various educational arenas: at home, in the school, in churches and mosques. Thus we will be able to oppose violence among followers of different religions and promote peace and harmony among the various religious communities. Teaching by religious leaders, as well as school books which present religions in an objective way, have, along with teaching in general, a decisive impact on the education and the formation of younger generations.

6. I hope that these considerations, as well as the responses which they elicit within your communities, and with your Christian friends, will contribute to the continuation of a dialogue, growing in respect and serenity, upon which I call the blessings of God!
Jean-Louis Cardinal Tauran
President

Archbishop Pier Luigi Celata
Secretary

* * *

PONTIFICAL COUNCIL
FOR INTERRELIGIOUS DIALOGUE

00120 Vatican City

Telephone: 0039.06.6988 4321
Fax: 0039.06.6988 4494
E-mail: dialogo@interrel.va

http://www.vatican.va/roman_curia/pontifical_councils/interelg/index.htm

Cerca altri articoli sul Ramadan in questo blog

Search other posts about Ramadan in this blog

World Powerboat Championship – Dubai Team – Fazza Crash Video Sequence

Nico de Corato — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 13:04:00 +0000

Team Abu Dhabi Wins Dramatic Swedish Grand Prix, 3rd Grand Prix of 2010 Season

Al Tayer and Carpitella’s win was watched from the pits by Bin Hendi and Al Zafeen whose eight-race winning streak in Fazza ended in spectacular fashion after crashing into the side of Norwegian entry Relekta, piloted by Christian Zaborowski and Paul Gaiser.

“On the second restart, we came to the first turn behind Team Abu Dhabi and went to go on the inside,” said Bin Hendi. “Relekta came round on the outside, spun into our way and we couldn’t avoid them.

“We hit them on the rear of the boat and just took off through the spray – we couldn’t see anything. Fortunately we are all OK but the boat needs a lot of work done to get it ready to race again.”

SKY DIVE DUBAI 1

Length 12.67 m

Beam 3.75 m

Weight 4800 kgs

Engines Victory V12

Valves 48

Cylinder 12

Power 900hp per engine @ 7700RPM engine will run to 8700RPM

Drives Victory

Rudder Victory

Top Speed Approx 160mph – 255km/h

Builder Victory team

Construction Carbon/Kevlar – Epoxy

Hull Catamaran

FAZZA 3

Length 12.67 m

Beam 3.75 m

Weight 4800 kgs

Engines Victory V12

Valves 48

Cylinder 12

Power 900hp per engine @ 7700RPM engine will run to 8700RPM

Drives Victory

Rudder Victory

Top Speed Approx 160mph – 255km/h

Builder Victory team

Construction Carbon/Kevlar – Epoxy

Hull Catamaran

The Country Hotel Dubai in Bur Dubai

Nico de Corato — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 09:52:43 +0000

The Country Club Hotel ,Dubai

4 STARS DELUXE

The Country Club group is a pioneer in the concept of family clubbing and holidaying and has established 213 properties that include 55 owned properties and 158 franchised properties. It is affiliated with more than 170 clubs, extending these benefits to their esteemed members and guests.

The Country Club Hotel has now marked its territory in the heart of commercial Dubai, opening a new world of fine dining and holidaying while also bringing the favorite holiday experience of South Asia closer to you.

Strategically located in close proximity to major shopping malls, tourist attractions and business avenues, The Country Club Hotel is the ultimate choice for business and pleasure. For the luxury of comfort, coupled with gracious hospitality and stimulating entertainment, look no further than the welcoming doors of The Country Club Hotel.

The hotel offers 102 tastefully decorated, spacious rooms that include 18 executive rooms and 12 suites.

Savor the diversified dining experience at The Country Club Hotel over international flavours, culinary specials and gracious service that make your smile. Variety is the spice of life and with 5 restaurants, and a 24 hour coffee shop to choose from, it is easy to satisfy even the most discriminating palettes. The Hotel has a state of the art health club with an international spa.

Yasser Ayed l Front Office Manager

The Country Club Hotel l Post Box No: 118094

Al Mankhool l Dubai l United Arab Emirates

T: +971 4 398 8840, 314 1133 l F: +971 4 398 5352

Email: fom@countryclubdubai.com

Web: www.countryclubdubai.com l www.countryclubindia.com

A cocktail with your name, at the Burj Al Arab in Dubai

Nico de Corato — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 15:52:54 +0000

ENGLISH

Suspended 200 metres above sea level at the 27th floor of the Burj al Arab in Dubai (UAE), the SkyView Bar – located adjacent to the renowned Al Muntaha restaurant – is a wonderful location for afternoon tea, and pre- and post-dinner cocktails that are served within an ambience of luxury and comfort.

Moreover, a new opportunity for everyone: if you are going to plan a party with your friends at the SkyView bar, you will have chance to ideate your own cocktail and give it a name. The cocktail not only will be served during your party, but it will remain in the menu of the SkyView Bar!

Only things you need: gather at least 6-7 people and use your own creativity for the cocktail!

Price:
Afternoon Sky Tea: 1pm to 5.30pm* priced at AED 395 per person
*available daily except Friday

Summer Bar Packages: 7pm to 9.30pm priced at AED 225 per person / 9.30pm – 2am at AED 195 per person
Mixo 27 for a minimum spend of AED 2,000 for 2-6 people

For more information and reservations, please contact Restaurant Reservations:
Email: BAArestaurants@jumeirah.com
Tel: +971 4 3017600
Fax: +971 4 3016076

Cuisine: Cocktail Lounge

Timings: Daily: 12pm to 2am
Location: 27th Floor, Burj Al Arab

Menu: International cocktails

Dress Code: Gentlemen are requested to wear a shirt with collar, long trousers or smart jeans and closed shoes (no trainers). UAE national dress is welcomed.

Family: Minimum age for the Skyview Bar is 21 years.
Entertainment: Pianist Volha Zui (Monday-Sunday) / Band in the evening
Capacity: Lounge – 70 persons
Bar – 12 persons

Information got from: http://www.jumeirah.com/

ITALIANO

Sospeso 200 metri sopra il livello del mare, al 27° piano del Burj Al Arab di Dubai (il famoso hotel a 7 stelle), lo SkyView Bar rappresenta un fantastico posto dove poter prendere un thè pomeridiano o incontrarsi con gli amici per un drink.

E da oggi una nuova opportunità per tutti: la possibilità di creare un cocktail col proprio nome. Si avete letto bene, se state pensando di celebrare una ricorrenza presso lo SkyView Bar del Burj al Arab e inviterete almeno 6-7 persone, potrete inventare un cocktail e dargli un nome. Il cocktail, oltre ad essere servito durante il party, rimarrà nel menu dello SkyView Bar.

Unico requisito che vi si richiede: la fantasia!

Prezzi:
Afternoon Sky Tea (thè pomeridiano): dalle 13 alle 17.30pm* AED 395 per persona
*tutti i giorni eccetto il venerdì

Summer Bar Packages: dalle 19 to 21.30 AED 225 per persona / dalle 21.30 – alle 2 AED 195 per persona
Mixo 27 spesa minima di AED 2,000 per 2-6 persone

Per informazioni e prenotazioni:
Email: BAArestaurants@jumeirah.com
Tel: +971 4 3017600
Fax: +971 4 3016076

Cucina: Cocktail Lounge

Orari: tutti i giorni dalle 12 alle 2
Dove: 27th piano del Burj Al Arab, Dubai (UAE) sulla Jumeirah Road

Menu: International cocktails

Dress Code: agli uomini è richiesto maglia accollata, pantaloni lunghi, scarpe chiuse ovvero abito tradizionale arabo.

Età: minimo 21 anni.
Entertainment: Pianista Volha Zui (Monday-Sunday) / Band in the evening
Capacità: Lounge – 70 persone
Bar – 12 persone

Informazioni dal sito http://www.jumeirah.com/

Jumeirah Beach Park in Dubai

Nico de Corato — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 12:08:56 +0000

ITALIANO

La Jumeirah Beach (la spiaggia di Jumeirah) si estende per alcuni chilometri lungo la costa di Dubai (Emirati Arabi). Lungo la Jumeirah Beach si trovano il Burj al Arab (il famoso hotel a 7 stelle, dalla forma di una vela), il Jumeirah Beach Hotel, il Wild Wadi e il Jumeirah Beach Park, un lido organizzato con sdraio, lettini, ombrelloni, spogliatoi, ma anche tante palme sotto cui stendersi. Il parco, aperto nel 1989, è stato il primo Beach Park aperto in Dubai. L’ingresso al Jumeirah Beach Park costa ad oggi 5 Dhs (poco più di un euro), per persona oppure 20 Dhs per veicolo, cui aggiungere il costo del noleggio delle attrezzature (eventuale).

ENGLISH

Jumeirah Beach Park – opened in 1989 – is the first beach park, overlooking directly the Arabian Gulf in Jumeirah residential area, constituting a group of green hills encompassing recreational and games areas. It has picnic tables, barbecue area, small play areas for children, volleyball play area, showers and swimming areas with lifeguards.
It is situated on Jumeirah Beach Road next to the Hilton Beach Club.
Entry fee is Dhs 5 per person or Dhs 20.

CONTATTI

Ubicazione: di fronte il Chilli’s Restaurant sulla Jumeirah Beach Road
Orari di apertura: tutti i giorni dalle 8:00-21:00
Giovedì e venerdì fino alle 23
Lunedì aperto solo per le donne (e bambini)
Tel: +971 04-3492555

DETAILS

Location: Opp Chilli’s Restaurant on the Jumeirah Beach Road
Open Hours: 8am-10:30pm daily. Thursday & Friday till 11pm.
Monday for children and ladies only
Tel: +971 04 3492555

Cerca articoli nel blog sul / Search about Burj Al Arab

Guarda le foto del / Look at the pictures of Wild Wadi.