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This glossy social magazine published by Flash Media, offers several major subjects that will interest many readers.
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Hyatt Magazine is a free social and cultural magazine, featuring events, entertainment, lifestyle, fashion, business, leisure, and lore. “Hyatt” in Arabic Language means Life. Its events and news guide targeting heavy populated Middle-Eastern community in Chicagoland area and soon in Michigan. Hyatt Magazine targets are to establish and strengthen Middle-Eastern social and cultural aspects and to connect the Middle-Eastern communities together. Furthermore, Hyatt Magazine is assisting in building bridges with other communities socially and economically. Hyatt Magazine published monthly to promote coverage area in an informative and positive manner, and it’s distributed throughout the area by Direct Mailing and placed in key locations. You’ll find the magazine enlightening and have interesting articles are written by someone like yourself, who cares about the community. We welcome contributions of articles, events, recording, photos, and videos; however, they will be subject to editing and availability of space and subject matter. Comments, questions, subscription requests and ad placement inquiries are invited.
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Business Community Activities
On March 8, 2022 the Go Green Community Fresh Market held their grand opening in Englewood, IL.
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Horoscope
Taurus
(April 20 - May 19 )
You are brooding emotion incarnate. One minute you’re up, the next you’re down, the next you’ve shot your favorite newscaster in the kneecaps, “just ‘cuz.”. You’re very earthy, which may mean that you don’t shower as often as most people. Or it may just mean that you like to roll around with your nose in clover and sigh. Taureans love happy movies where everyone is jolly and having fun, but they fight with waiters and get upset with billboards. They like to psychoanalyze their friends but have no real experience with life in general. Taureans mumble while describing philosophical concepts. The Taurus is a strange bird because he or she holds grudges about things that never actually happened. This may stem from the feelings of inadequacy resulting from being beaten out for first in line in the zodiac by Aries. That is the Taurean self-image, always second best. However, they are undoubtedly the best at feeling like second best. All
Taureans want to be God. Unfortunately, God is an Aries. You are generally tough to figure out because you answer every question with a question. Also, you won’t come out from under the bed. Most Taureans love conflict. If nothing is wrong, then that in itself is something wrong. Some especially like bar fights. If they can’t get into an actual bar fight, they will make up interesting stories about them which they can tell their friends right before they psychoanalyze them. If it weren’t for Bazooka Joe and The Family Circus, Taureans wouldn’t know what to do. You feel that you are going nowhere in life. You are probably right. Milwaukee is full of Taureans. Taureans are impatient and pushy. They are in a tremendous hurry to get to the nowhere that they intend to go to. They make little dioramas of their homes, complete with tiny effigies of the people they know, and act out scenarios of the way things would be if they were God.
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International Women’s Day Event
On March 8, 2022 was International Women’s Day Celebration hosted by Evelyn Sanguinetti. Also a roundtable discussion about leadership with Evelyn Sanguinetti Republican running for the Dupage County, Dupage County Court Judge Kavita Athanikar and Palos Township Trustee Tasneem Abuzir. Advertisement
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Meet & Greet Event
On March 7, 2022 Cook County Commissioner Sean Morrison held his annual “St. Patrick’s Day Celebration”. The event took place at Stadium Club at The Max in McCook, IL.
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Nassif Zaytoun’s Concert On March 11, 2022 Al Keif Entertainment held Superstars Singer Nassif Zeytoun’s Concert in Chicago, IL.
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Health Fair Event
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On March 25, 2022 ICNA Relief, APPNA Mobile Clinic Health Fair and Health Awareness was held in Aden Center. Photo Credit TW Studio Advertisement
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Thomas Cole’s Journey of Life, part 2 Thomas Cole’s Journey of Life by Dmitriy Yakubov Manhood In 1836, Cole experienced many life changes. His father passed away, as did Luman Reed. On November 22, 1836, Cole married Maria Bartow at Cedar Grove and settled there. Many great writers and artists of the day, such as James Fenimore Cooper, visited them. Records of visitors, written on visiting cards, can be seen at the Albany Institute of History and Art. Interestingly, the pair lived on the second floor of their house. Their first child, Theodore Alexander Cole, arrived January 1, 1838. Cole’s next notable commission was a series of four paint-
ings called The Voyage of Life. In March 1839, the commission was accepted for $5,000, a large sum at the time. The work was completed in December of 1840. It was commissioned by Samuel Ward, a philanthropist and banker, who passed away one month before the canvases were done— without ever seeing them. In 1841, Cole travelled again, this time to Switzerland as well as to France and Italy, also making the rounds to Great Britain to see relatives. He was welcome everywhere that he went. Meanwhile, disagreements were stirring among heirs to Samuel Ward’s estate, which now included Cole’s The Voyage of Life series. While in Italy, Cole painted a second version of The Voyage
of Life paintings and sent them to New York. In July 1842, he headed back to the U.S. aboard the Great Western steamer. Once home, he decided to become a member of the Episcopal Church of St. Luke in Catskill, New York, and to be baptized in the Episcopal Church. There, he befriended Advertisement
Reverend Louis L. Noble, and helped out by designing a new church building. In the next year and those that followed, Cole started worrying about finances and the market for selling paintings. To make ends meet, he published some of his poems and letters in certain New York magazines and newspapers, and became a teacher. Cole accepted the student Frederick E. Church, from May 1844 to June 1846, whose wealthy father paid $300 annually for the education. He took on another student, Benjamin McConkey, on the same terms. To continue reading the article, see the next issue...
Recipe Sayyadieh-Fish with Rice Recipe: Serving 5 people by: Abumallek Makes and Bakes. Dr Anas Nahhas Ingredients: 2-3 Fish Fillets (marinated for few hours in olive oil Lemon Juice Vinegar Oregano Rosemary Basil Garlic Powder Onion Powder Chopped Cilantro salt and pepper
2 cups Basmati Rice 2 diced Onions 1 can cooked Chickpeas 1 cup Raisins 1 cup Peas 1 cup diced Carrots 4 cups Fish Broth Saffron or Turmeric for coloring, salt, and pepper.
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Tahini sauce: 1 cup tahini mixed with 1/2 cup lemon juice, 1 diced garlic clove, and salt. (Add some water if needed). Sauté onions, add chickpeas, vegetables, and then add 1 tsp turmeric, 1 tsp ginger, 1 tsp cinnamon, 1 tsp allspice, and salt. Add the rice, then 4 cups fish broth. Cook on low heat for 30 min. Meanwhile, place fish in an ovensafe pan and cover with foil, and put in preheated oven at 400ºF for about 20 min. Spread rice in a serving platter and place fish on top. Decorate with toasted pine nuts and almonds. Garnish with fresh chopped parsley. Serve with tahini sauce. Enjoy! Advertisement
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