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1 THE STYLE REVIEW FOR MEN by RECTANGLEJAUNE RJMAG RECTANGLEJAUNE springsummer2013 beachFUN volley ball tricks dresslike summer in the city paintUP a color block initiative citybreak | mar mkhayel scan the QR code & Stay Updated!

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Spring Summer 2013, Men's fashion by RECTANGLE JAUNE. City Break at Villa Clara & Frosty palace, Beirut in color with Paint Up, VolleyBall & swimsuits...

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THE STYLE REVIEW FOR MENby RECTANGLEJAUNERJMAG

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paintUPa color block initiative citybreak | mar mkhayel

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04 City Break at Villa Clara

12 Yummy Shirtsat Frosty palace

16 Summer Essentials26 Paint Up with RJ Polos

24 Volley & Swim Wear50 Mood:

Adriana's Summer FlingCreative director: MAYA METNI

Photographer: Imad El KHOURY

Stylist: Julien Abboud

Contributors:Adriana LebbosTania El KhouryZiad HabibJoseph AlamKat Asmar Carole Bou Serhal

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Summer. Finally!Roof top bars, sun kissed skin,beautiful people, yes, but also active sports:We give you all the ins and outs of Beach Volley in this issue.Plus a beautiful stroll on Mar Mkhayel's poetic stairs and streets...

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RJmag fell in love this season!Indeed we are all under the spell

of Villa Clara, this charming little boutique hotel in Mar Mkhayel.

Just like Marie-Hélène & Olivier Gougeon were, when they saw

this 1920 typical building.

What would a talented French chef and a Doctor in business and marketing do?

Rise to the occasion and transform itinto their lifelong dream!

City Break

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Brunch on the terrace under the stunning red metal sculptureby artist Safa El Sett.

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With seven beautiful rooms,a wonderful terrace and the exquisite

French restaurant, the Gougeons are launching this summer

the Grill formula, just as delicious,but lighter on the hips and pockets...

Beirut nights are also spicing upwith the Villa Clara Jazz Wednesdays.

For more information:+961 70 995 739www.villaclara.fr

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cityBREAK

Named after the famous diner in Grease, another one of Mar Mkhayel's hidden gems, Frosty Palace,on Pharaon street. RJmag lovesthe shakes and burgers!+961 1 44 95 95

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RJ essentials

Summer Essentials Soft pastelsand comfy materialsto put you ina summer mood!

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Red and navy with nautical stripesare the key to an effortlesscasual-chic look.

Summer Essentials

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Dihzahyners is an NGO that was founded a year ago,

when a team of LAU graduatesand friends teamed up to create

the first "Paint Up" initiative to bring color and brightness

to the streets of Beirut.

Since then, their work has been reviewed in the international press

and all over the planet's design blogs.

As color addicts,we particularly love those

striped stairs in Mar Mkhayel!

Stay tuned tofacebook.com/Dihzahyners

if you want to know more about them and their next events.

Paint Up!

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Sexy and fun, Beach Volleyball was created

in California in the 1920s, and is now part of the

Olympic summer games.

But there's more to itthen swimsuits and sand;we have prepared a little

guide to help you read the hand signals

that players secretly use,so you can become

an RJ champ!

Beach Volley

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This signal can mean a line block on the person receiving on the right side as the blocker faces the net.

Cross court block on the left side.

Two fingers pointing down can mean a cross court block on both players.

A closed fist means no block on all players. Players use their thumbs to show their partner which player they'd like them to serve to. Open hand means

block the ball and you defend around my block.

Beach Volley: Do you read the signs?

Beach volleyball players hand signals are a vital part of communication for the game.

While many players have their own signals, here is a guide to the most commonly used ones.

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Two fingers pointed downward mean a line block on both attacks. So if they serve either player,

the blocker is going to cover the line attack and the back defender covers the cross court attack.

This signal means a cross court block on the right side, line block on the left side.

Players use their thumbs to show their partner which player they'd like them to serve to. Open hand means

block the ball and you defend around my block.

A closed fist on the right side means "no block" on that player attacking from the right.

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By Adriana Lebbos

Summer lovin’, happened so fast…Summer lovin’, had me a blast…well most of us know the rest, but really that first part, is all that matters. To say the least, summer flings are…impulsive. They’re intense and most of all they’re hot… literally, it’s summer!!!

Unlike winter love, summer lovin’ is meant to be spent outside in the sun, meeting new people, day drinking, running, jumping swimming…you get the point, it’s not the cuddle me to stay warm kind of relationship, or it’s too cold to dance on the rooftop kind of love.

So what’s with the timing? Easy! First, people look better in spring/ summer. All people. It’s just a fact. Men are hotter, women are sexier. People have spent the spring getting fit for the beach or working off their winter weight. The result? less clothing and better looking people.

Second, there are more places to go and more people to see…go there, see them. There is nothing better than traveling, outdoor brunching and just generally soaking up as much vitamin D as possible while surrounded by fun people. Though, if it seems too good, it’s probably because it is. Like I said, summer makes everything look better… (or you’re drunk from brunch still).

In almost all relationships you have someone who is just a bit more invested in it than the other. When dealing with a summer fling, this can only work if both parties are in a place to bring the relationship over into fall follies or winter love if not…things could get messy. They’re called summer flings because they’re meant to be just that. So, to cut it short, winter is for snuggling up with someone you love while summer is for getting it on with someone hot you met on the beach!

Now let’s get out there people and find our summer fling!

the heat of the moment

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