81. Newsgroup FAQ's: Alt.culture.malta Newsgroup FAQ's alt.culture.malta, alt.culture.malta FAQ (Sep 161999, 20Kb) alt.culture.malta FAQ version 3.1 (Sep 15 2000, 31Kb http://www.newsville.com/cgi-bin/getfaq?alt.culture.malta

82. United Nations Library - Culture - Exhibitions/Malta Translate this page http://www.unog.ch/frames/library/culture/affichezoommalte.htm

83. $cat_name_he$ malta Web Awards Finalist. Live Radio Streaming Internet Radio VOM Features culture Arabic Section Contact Us Home Last Updated $global_updated$. http://www.vomradio.com/website/culture/

VOM radio.com News and Information from the Mediterranean Malta Web Awards Finalist Live Radio Streaming Internet Radio VOM Features ... Home Last Updated: Live Internet Radio - Listen Here Today's programming VOM Live Streaming Today's News (Audio) Daily Programs English Italian Arabic - AM Arabic PM Sunday Programs Maltese English Italian Japanese ... Contact Us VOM Features Fort St. Angelo NEW in 4 languages! November Feature ... Multimedia Presentation August Feature NEW: Original Operation Pedestal FILM FOOTAGE CLICK HERE to VIEW HMS Ark Royal and ... September Feature The Mediterranean basin is the home to the oldest cultures and civilisations in the world. o Malta International Trade Fair Fireworks Festival 2002 Valletta - Beauty out of adversity Mdina - The City on a Throne ... Traditional Festa Band Marches NEW A tribute to Mattia Preti Mille Voice ... Mille Suoni

84. FOCUS On MALTA - History culture AND HISTORY of malta. malta's history was, in a sense, predestinedfor it by its excellent natural harbor and strategic location. http://www.focusmm.com/malta/ma_hist1.htm

CULTURE AND HISTORY of MALTA M alta's history was, in a sense, pre-destined for it by its excellent natural harbor and strategic location. The harbor provided a sheltered base for naval fleets while the island itself, located at the crossroads of the Mediterranean, enabled its colonizing powers to exercise control over shipping in this vast and turbulent sea. Hardly surprising, therefore, that Malta has always exerted an irresistible attraction to the would-be military powers of successive epoches. Control over Malta was a pre-requisite to domination of the Mediterranean. For this reason all the various powers that, at one time or other, held sway over the Mediterranean at that time exercised control over Malta. The list of Malta's colonizers is a long one, including the Phoenicians. Carthaginians, Romans, Byzantines, Arabs, Normans, Castilians, Knights of St. John, the French, and finally, the British. The number of successive colonists is indicative of the important role Malta played in the shaping of European and Mediterranean history. The list of important visitors to the island, from the Apostle Paul to Napoleon, Nelson, Eisenhower, Churchill and Franklin Delano Roosevelt is equally impressive. It is no exaggeration to suggest that Malta's history is a good starting point for a study of the history of the region. I f you want to enjoy Malta, soak up its history. History, in Malta, stares you in the face everywhere you visit on the islands. The good thing is that you will enjoy its captivating intensity.

85. Alt.culture.malta FAQ Version 3.6 alt.culture.malta FAQ version 3.6. Subject alt.culture.malta FAQ version form,not content. Welcome to alt.culture.malta. This FAQ is http://omicron.felk.cvut.cz/FAQ/articles/a4900.html

alt.culture.malta FAQ version 3.6 Subject: alt.culture.malta FAQ version 3.6 Date: 25 Jul 2002 19:18:07 -0100 From: cweb@cwebdesign.com Reply-To: To: cweb@cwebdesign.com (alt.culture.malta FAQ Coordinator) Organization: alt.culture.malta FAQ Newsgroups: news.answers alt.answers malta.news.announce alt.culture.malta Followup-To: alt.culture.malta Posted-By: scriptpost 1.0 Archive-name: cultures/malta/faq Posting-Frequency: monthly Last-modified: September 6, 2001 Version: 3.61 Summary: This posting contains a list of Frequently Asked Questions (and their answers) about alt.culture.malta and of course Malta. It should be read by anyone who wishes to post to the alt.culture.malta newsgroup URL: http://cwebdesign.com/altmalta/ alt.culture.malta ,alt.answers and news.answers newsgroups approximately once a month, and the most up-to-date version is also available at the alt.culture.malta web site ( http://cwebdesign.com/altmalta/ ). Many FAQs, including this one, are available at http://www.faqs.org . Additions have been made, new information has been collated from newsgroup theads which can be found in the newsgroup archive ( http://www.maltanetworkresources.com/newsgroup/archive/alt.culture.malta

86. Alt.culture.malta FAQ Version 3.1 alt.culture.malta FAQ version 3.1. The newsgroup is robomoderated. The alt.culture.maltaweb page can be found at the URL http//cwebdesign.com/altmalta/. http://omicron.felk.cvut.cz/FAQ/articles/a4344.html

alt.culture.malta FAQ version 3.1 Subject: alt.culture.malta FAQ version 3.1 Date: 14 Sep 2000 14:00:26 GMT From: cweb@cwebdesign.com Reply-To: To: cweb@cwebdesign.com (alt.culture.malta FAQ Coordinator) Organization: alt.culture.malta FAQ Newsgroups: news.answers alt.answers malta.announce alt.culture.malta Followup-To: alt.culture.malta Posted-By: scriptpost 1.0 Archive-name: cultures/malta/faq Posting-Frequency: monthly Last-modified: August 14, 2000 Version: 3.1 Summary: This posting contains a list of Frequently Asked Questions (and their answers) about alt.culture.malta and of course Malta. It should be read by anyone who wishes to post to the alt.culture.malta newsgroup URL: http://cwebdesign.com/altmalta/ Welcome to alt.culture.malta. This FAQ is regularly posted to the alt.culture.malta ,alt.answers and news.answers newsgroups approximately once a month, and the most up-to-date version is also available at the alt.culture.malta web site ( http://cwebdesign.com/altmalta/ ). Many FAQs, including this one, are available at http://www.faqs.org

87. Hunting Malta Spring review report 3 months ago the AOR recommendations to slash parts of the law hingedon three premises that hunting is weaved into malta's culture and tradition http://www.victorborg.com/html/hunting_malta_spring.html

Victor Paul Borg Writer Malta's Spring Massacres As dawn breaks over Malta on 1 April, many of the country's 12,000 licensed hunters will open fire on migratory birds with renewed vigour. It is a rush of excitement for hunters because this spring they can start hunting 10 days earlier than previous years, following the government's decision, earlier this month, to trim the bird protection regulations. Recommended by the Authority of Review (AOR) other trimmings include unprotecting the moorhen and water rail and allowing trapping in Spring for 12 days. Now hunters can shoot on quails and turtle doves for 7 weeks, as the birds stop over in the only European country that allows spring shooting on migratory birds. "The AOR restored a small fraction of what hunters lost after the updated 1993 regulations," said the hunters' association. But most Maltese will greet the ringing shots with dismay. Once a tradition most people respected, these days hunting arouses opposition from a growing generation that views hunting as barbaric. Occasionally, the tension between hunters and environmentalists breaks into violent encounters. Alternattiva Demokratika (AD), the green party, insist that most people oppose hunting. Saviour Balzan, AD's environment spokesperson, said: "None of the people in the AOR is an expert on bird migration. Their report is full of contradictions, inaccuracies and wrong concepts. They invented excuses to change the regulations." AD accused the government of pruning the regulations to win hunters' hearts before the general elections to be held within a year.

88. What's In The Culture/Europe/Malta Directory. malta. http://diversity.csusb.edu/dvlinks/dirs/Culture/Europe/Malta/sindex.htm

Malta Return to Database Culture Europe Malta Network Resources This is the authoritative selected index of Maltesenetwork resources, including web servers and sitesreachable through the internet, known to the compiler.

89. Malta Travel Guide - Culture: Language, Literature, Museums, Architecture, Theat culture. Mediterranean culture is dominant in malta, but nearly 150years of British rule have left their mark. English is an official http://imalta.com/travel/arts-culture-malta/culture-malta.htm

i MALTA.COM Your travel guide for MALTA, Europe Maltese History Books on Maltese History Maltese Culture Books on Maltese Culture CULTURE Mediterranean culture is dominant in Malta, but nearly 150 years of British rule have left their mark. English is an official language (along with Maltese), and bangers and mash aren't too hard to find. The Catholic Church is the custodian of national traditions, and its churches are the biggest landmarks in most towns and villages. The Maltese spend half the year celebrating their local patron saints, filling the streets with confetti and destroying their teeth with nougat and candy-floss. LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE Maltese, a Semitic language, has survived the influence of Romance languages for hundreds of years, though it bears traces of Sicilian, Italian, Spanish, French and English. Many linguists trace the origin of Maltese to the Phoenician occupation of the islands even before Roman times. Among the country's best-known writers are Francis Ebejer and Joseph Attard. Indeed, the former has had his works published in a number of languages, including English, Italian, German and even Chinese. Ironically, Malta is probably best known to the world through a book, later made into a film, that isn't about Malta - Dashiell Hammett's The Maltese Falcon, the title of which refers to a statuette of mysterious origin. MUSEUMS THEATRES LOCAL ARCHITECTURE The splendid Maltese architecture provides reason enough to wander through the streets of Valletta, Mdina, Victoria and many other Maltese cities and towns. The flat-topped roofs typical of Mediterranean buildings stand is sharp contrast to those on mainland Europe. Many Maltese villages still retain their original structure with their narrow winding streets and alleys. Built to maximise shade and breeze from the scorching Summer sun as well as to confuse the often attacking Ottoman Turk pirates and invaders, they offer days of exploring. Local renowned architects include Gerolemo Cassar, Lorenzo Gafa, Tommaso Dingli and more recently Richard England.

90. The Malta Experience In Malta category culture\Audio Visual Show. The Great Siege of malta The Knights of St.John.The malta Experience. category Tours and Cruises. Top Team Incentives Co. http://www.yellowpagesgozo.com/yellow/cgi-bin/ywpentry.exe/search/Jakarta/0070

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91. Archaeology And Prehistory. Chronology of Maltese prehistory, with pictures of its Megalithic temples, part of the malta Field Category Science Social Sciences Topics Megaliths malta...... is to be found in the great Neolithic Temples which on malta and Gozo. building andengraving techniques and must be the work of a mature, confident culture. http://users.aber.ac.uk/jpg/malta/arch.html

Archaeology and Prehistory. Malta has always stood at the crossroads of the Mediterranean. People crossing from north to south, or from east to west, have all left a trace on the island. The most startling of these traces is to be found in the great Neolithic Temples which on Malta and Gozo. These were built 1000 years before the Pyramids, and are the oldest stone buildings in the world. I hope that you are impressed! The construction of these buildings demonstrate a mastery of quarrying, stone working, building and engraving techniques and must be the work of a mature, confident culture. Like stone circles in the British Isles some appear to be concerned with the passage of the seasons as indicated by the position of the Sun. Mnjandra Neolithic Temple. To the geographer these structures are important because they indicate the presence of a very early (perhaps the earliest) civilization. We must ask the questions How did these people live? What was their impact on the environment? How has the islands environment changed and why?

92. EMPTC - Conference On The Prehistoric "Temple-Culture" Of Malta EMPTC Conference on the Prehistoric Temple-culture of malta. Euroarch-Community for European Archaeologists Calendar One Item http://realeuroarch.itu.dk/calendar/item.tcl?calendar_id=80

93. Global Sources Travel Guides - Malta MEETINGS malta has been called a rock combining history and romance, lying halfway someof the reserve and conservatism for which British culture is noted. http://www.globalsources.com/TNTLIST/TRVGUIDE/MALTA/MAL_BC.HTM

Product Alert Inquiry Basket List Your Company Product Search ... Electronic Engineering Times-Asia Franchise China International IC International IC-Taipei Travel Center Country Guide: MALTA Business Culture Greetings and Courtesies Meetings Business Attire GREETINGS AND COURTESIES Despite their well-deserved reputation for friendliness and a helpful disposition, the Maltese are often reserved with first-time visitors. When this is the case, take the first approach. Even a phrase or two in their complex language will be greatly appreciated. Close male friends will hug briefly. Nearly everyone in Maltese business deals in the English language. MEETINGS Malta has been called a rock combining history and romance, lying halfway between Europe and Africa and therefore subject to cultural ambivalence. Maltese generally have a relaxed attitude toward business protocol, but the longer-established firms tend to retain some of the reserve and conservatism for which British culture is noted. The only thing foreign businesspeople can expect is variety; there is no one sure method for dealing with Maltese businesses. Punctuality is always appreciated, however. BUSINESS ATTIRE Light clothing is adequate in summer as the weather can become quite warm. Layering is appropriate in winter for cooler temperatures similar to other parts of southern Europe. Dress conservatively for business meetings and official occasions. If spending some relaxation time on the beach, women should kindly refrain from topless bathing as it is not suitable in Malta.

94. Gov.mt culture. Sports. TV Radio Guide. culture. What’s On in malta Gozo. cultureServices (General). malta International Choir Festival. Carnival in malta. http://www.gov.mt/text/servicecluster.asp?s=10&l=2

95. TDS; Passports, Visas, Travel Documents - Malta malta. culture. The Lonely Planet shares its resources relating to the cultureof malta. To Country Main Page To TDS Home Page Travel Document Systems http://www.traveldocs.com/mt/culture.htm

Malta CULTURE The Lonely Planet shares its resources relating to the Culture of Malta To Country Main Page To TDS Home Page Travel Document Systems Washington DC Office 925 Fifteenth Street N.W. Suite 300 Washington, D.C. 20005 Voice: 1-800-874-5100 Local: 202-638-3800 Fax: 202-638-4674 support@traveldocs.com San Francisco Office One Embarcadero Center Suite 500 San Francisco CA 94111 Voice: 1-888-874-5100 Local: 415-773-2829 Fax: 415-773-2834 sfo@traveldocs.com

96. Index Of /culture/copy/copyright/malta Parent Directory 31Aug-1999 2029 - fr_malta.html 01......Index of /culture/copy/copyright/malta. Name Last modified Size http://www.unesco.org/culture/copy/copyright/malta/

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97. Lonely Planet's Guide To Malta Order Now. malta. culture. Mediterranean culture is dominant in malta,but nearly 150 years of British rule have left their mark. English http://cssvc.travel.compuserve.com/travel/lonely_planet/europe/malta/culture.htm

From Lonely Planet Lonely Planet guide to Malta and the world Order Now Malta Culture Mediterranean culture is dominant in Malta, but nearly 150 years of British rule have left their mark. English is an official language (along with Maltese), and bangers and mash aren't too hard to find. The Catholic Church is the custodian of national traditions, and its churches are the biggest landmarks in most towns and villages. The Maltese spend half the year celebrating their local patron saints, filling the streets with confetti and destroying their teeth with nougat and candy-floss. Although its influence is waning, Catholicism is a real force in most people's daily lives. Divorce and abortion are illegal, although younger generations have been trying to liberalise laws against these. Many linguists trace the origin of Maltese to the Phoenician occupation of the islands. Maltese, a Semitic language, has survived the influence of Romance languages for hundreds of years, though it bears traces of Sicilian, Italian, Spanish, French and English. Among the country's best-known writers are Francis Ebejer and Joseph Attard. Ironically, Malta is probably best known to the world through a book that isn't about Malta, Dashiell Hammett's The Maltese Falcon , the title of which refers to a statuette of mysterious origin.

98. The Temples Of Malta OTS Foundation works to preserve places of archeological and historical significance. Research the available travel programs to malta. The Prehistoric Temples. of malta and Gozo http://www.otsf.org/

The Prehistoric Temples of Malta and Gozo Click on the 5,000-year-old "Sleeping Lady" to enter.

99. Travel & Vacation - Malta http://edrichton.com/

100. MaltaWeb Communications - The Cross Roads - Malta - Europe Produced by maltaWeb Communications Ltd on October 1 1996 Copyright© 1996 maltaWeb Communications Ltd - malta, Europe. http://www.maltaweb.com/pjazza/pjazza1.html

Pjazza it-Tokk Local Newspapers In-Nazzjon Il-Mument Kullhadd Alternattiva Miscellaneous The Ghosts of Malta - Compiled by Joseph M. Boffa and Yves Cali - Compiled by Joseph M. Boffa and Yves Cali Flight Simulation - ALFRED GRECH - The man who put Malta on the map Malta Mailing List - Simply write - Subscribe Malta - (List Owner Joe Meadors) USS Liberty by Joe Meadors TV Live! With views of St Julian's Bay Malta - by Marc N. Weissman Maltese Association of Web Surfers A page of FREE animations that may be used by anyone with some connection with Malta Maltese Worldwide Connections Grazio Falzon's Home Page (Virtual Malta in the USA) The Ultimate Maltese Link Site (Antoine Zammit - North California. USA) Welcome to Europe (Everything you should know about the European Union) Patrick Cutajar's Home Page (A good number of links to other sites) Malta a Jewel in the Mediterranean (Willfred Camilleri in Toronto, Canada) Malta Interactive Christine Borg Bartolo in Lanzarote Business Clients Directory Destination Malta Culture Sport Produced by MaltaWeb Communications Ltd on October 1 - 1996

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