Olives

The olive's fruit, also called the olive, is of major agricultural importance in the Mediterranean region as the source of olive oil. Olives have the variety of usage: in salads, pizzas and different foods or it can be simply eaten with the bread as an appetizer. The edible olive seems to have coexisted with humans for about 5000 to 6000 years, going back to the early Bronze Age (3150 to 1200 BCE). Its origin can be traced to areas along the eastern Mediterranean Coast.

The simple golden rule

Don't buy the things that you don't need, just buy the things that you really need.
This simple golden rule is a nightmare for the marketers whose job is to make you to spend more money and buy the things that you don't need.

Rose water

Rose water is used to flavor foods, cookies, ice cream and tea and also it is used as a component in some cosmetics. The wonderful odor of rose water coming from petals of rosa damascena that are renowned for their unique and fine fragrance. These flowers are edible too and can be added to rice dishes.

Song of nightingales

The powerful and beautiful song of nightingales is so spirit lifting and one wonders how such a small bird is capable of making this powerful sound!

Swedish model

In 1999, Sweden passed a law criminalizing the buying but not the selling of sex. Norway adopted it in 2008 and Island in 2009. The Swedish model has worked very well and there has been sharp decrease in trafficking and prostitution in Sweden. It has created a strong social safety net and many programs to help the women, victims, to recover from the trauma of being exploited. The supporters of the exploitation of women often argue that the prostitution is the most ancient job! but in fact it is the most ancient form of oppression.