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Flight International issue 9-15 September 2008 look an image of showing Bombardier's CRJ1000 first flight as posted on the Runway Girl blog and have a look at a picture of a frog in aircraft window taken by a passenger on a Turkish Airlines' Airbus A320 from Moscow to Istanbul. The aircraft's journey before the Istanbul-Moskow flight, was from Adana, a big city in the southern Mediterranean region of Turkey where, apparently, tons of live frogs are sent to Japan and China to star in restaur
8 Sep 2008, 6:03 am | click here for more
Frog In Aircraft Window
A passenger on a Turkish Airlines' Airbus A320 from Moscow to Istanbul in July found a frog perched on an aircraft window.He took this picture before it quickly jumped away. After landing at Istanbul Ataturk Airport, staff at THY Technic went in search of the passenger's amphibean pal. every side walls of the aircraft were released but the frog was eventually found dead probably due to high cabin pressure and dry air. The aircraft's journey before the Istanbul-Moscow flight, was from Ad
5 Sep 2008, 4:25 am | click here for more
Frog In Aircraft Window
Not something you look every day. This little amphibian was spotted in a window of a Turkish Airlines' Airbus A320 in July during a flight from Moscow to Istanbul. A passenger quickly snapped this shot before he slid back in to the side wall. The frog was between the pressurized outer window and the inner cabin pane. After landing in Istanbul mechanics tore through the aircraft but could find no sign of the little guy. Earlier in the day the aircraft started out in the Turkish city of Adana whic
4 Sep 2008, 11:04 am | click here for more
Back from Ankara
You know that it’s been over ten days since the last update on this blog and such a suspension has not happened to it to now, but as I had described before, it was every predictable for me. Since the beginning of my military service I’ve had a gradual aggravating process in my life that has been putting me below a pressure both mentally and physically. At first glance, I expected to be able to have a better position as time goes on, but I was wrong because time proved to worsen things especially
27 Nov 2008, 3:12 am | click here for more
Back from Ankara
You know that it’s been over ten days since the last update on this blog and such a suspension has not happened to it to now, but as I had described before, it was every predictable for me. Since the beginning of my military service I’ve had a gradual aggravating process in my life that has been putting me below a pressure both mentally and physically. At first glance, I expected to be able to have a better position as time goes on, but I was wrong because time proved to worsen things especially
27 Nov 2008, 3:12 am | click here for more
Gam and Sarah's Coolangatta trip, part 1
Hanging out close the car-park-with-a-view while waiting for Gam on Wednesday. We couldn't check in until 2pm so Gam went to training and I hung around and read a book. Gam and I are currently staying in Coolangatta, where he is attending a training programme for work. His work has put him up at 'Calypso Plaza', a centrally-located motel/resort thingummy close to the beach. In one of the cheapo rooms, mind. It's nice and clean, but there's a few little thing that niggle... like the fact that t
25 Oct 2008, 2:19 am | click here for more
Gam and Sarah's Coolangatta trip, part 2
Now we receive some nice weather- when we're leaving! Yesterday we got turkish pizza for lunch again- its name was 'kiymali' or something- lamb mince with capsicum glue, spices and chilli on that delicious crisp, chewy base, served with a couple of wedges of lemon. Mmmhmmm. We also went to dinner at a place called 'Farley's', on Marine Parade (i.e. the road along the beach), with a couple of Gam's workmates who live on the Gold Coast. It was nice to finally meet some of the people I'm always he
25 Oct 2008, 2:15 am | click here for more
TOKYO ZOMBIE (2005) - Tadanobu Asano in a funny wig
TOKYO ZOMBIE(2005, Japan)Finally got to look this, now that it’s been released in the UK on region 2 DVD. It’a shock to look Tadanobu Asano in an afro wig in a zombie comedy - his latest appearance is as the young Genghis Khan in the first instalment of epic Russian trilogy, Mongol!I always think of Tadanobu Asano as appearing in slightly quirky, quality drama (Zatoichi), with some offbeat arthouse (Invisible Waves, The Last Life in the Universe) and the occasional offbeat horror (Gemini). But I g
25 Oct 2008, 11:42 am | click here for more
James F. Jeffrey for Ankara
Mavi Boncuk |Deputy national security adviser James F. Jeffrey [1] is getting his reward for long hours of service at the White home: President Bush nominated him last week to be U.S. ambassador to Turkey. Jeffrey has been the deputy chief of mission in Baghdad and the ambassador to Albania, among a long list of assignments. No word as to when he will be heading out, but Senate confirmation is not expected to be a problem since he is a career official."Jeffrey previously served as principal dep
21 Sep 2008, 8:38 pm | click here for more
Focus the East Coast - DCS the West Coast
By Michael Dorausch, DC Two chiropractic events taking place this week that deserve the attention of this blog are Sharon Gorman’s Focus Chiropractic Event in Pennsylvania, and DCS in Newport Beach, California. The Focus event takes place at the Howard Johnson hotel in Bartonsville Pennsylvania on Saturday, December 6th. DCS December takes place Wednesday night, December 3rd. More information on the FOCUS meeting here. The over photograph was taken at a DCS earlier this year (either the Pa
2 Dec 2008, 11:53 pm | click here for more
Focus the East Coast - DCS the West Coast
By Michael Dorausch, DC Two chiropractic events taking place this week that deserve the attention of this blog are Sharon Gorman’s Focus Chiropractic Event in Pennsylvania, and DCS in Newport Beach, California. The Focus event takes place at the Howard Johnson hotel in Bartonsville Pennsylvania on Saturday, December 6th. DCS December takes place Wednesday night, December 3rd. More information on the FOCUS meeting here. The over photograph was taken at a DCS earlier this year (either the Pa
2 Dec 2008, 11:53 pm | click here for more
Chinese to be taught in Turkish high schools (also small Turkish - Uyghur comparison) / Artık okullarda Çince öğretilecek
Turkic languages extend into western China, meaning that Turkey will likely have an easier time finding teachers that talk their language to arrive to the country to tutor Chinese as the language's popularity grows.Source: hurriyet.com.tr (Turkish)Artık okullarda Çince öğretilecekChinese to be taught in schools now 11 Eylül 2008September 11 2008Milli Eğitim Bakanlığı, Türkiye’ye gelen Çinli turistin artması ve Çin ile Türkiye arasındaki ticaret hacminin 15 milyar doları bulması nedeniyle, İstanbu
19 Sep 2008, 5:10 pm | click here for more
A SERIOUS HELL FOR HORSES
Just a couple of days ago, Turkey Massacre had reported the case of a horse tortured and killed on the streets of Adana. Well, here comes another one. In the city of Konya this time. This one was dumped on the road by two individuals 4 days ago. It had several injuries every of which were causing it an extreme amount of pain. Several people who were passing by notified the authorities of Konya to arrive and rescue the horse. Nobody gave a damn of course - hellcome to Turkey. It lied there for 4
17 Sep 2008, 10:52 am | click here for more
Pegasus Airlines begins UK advertising campaign
Pegasus Airlines (website: www.flypgs.com) has launched a high-profile advertising campaign targeted specifically at British holidaymakers. The Turkish airline currently operates several routes out of London Stansted, travelling to such destinations as Istanbul, Trabzon, Adana and the Cypriot city of Lefkosa....
13 Oct 2008, 7:13 am | click here for more
Pegasus Airlines begins UK advertising campaign
Pegasus Airlines (website: www.flypgs.com) has launched a high-profile advertising campaign targeted specifically at British holidaymakers. The Turkish airline currently operates several routes out of London Stansted, travelling to such destinations as Istanbul, Trabzon, Adana and the Cypriot city of Lefkosa....
13 Oct 2008, 7:13 am | click here for more
Jack's Bakery (5)/5) on Yelp.com
Jack's Bakery Category: Bakeries 5 star rating 09/12/2008 This is definitely not a restaurant, but if you wish to devour your order there you can at one of the 3 tiny tables available. I ordered an Armenian pizza, kuftas, and one of those half moon pizza looking things with an egg on top. I have no clue what they're called, but they remind me of (and look like) 'boerek' which I've had at Moishe at the Farmers Market in Los Angeles. After reading the reviews here I was below the impre
12 Sep 2008, 6:04 pm | click here for more
St Bride Letterpress Day The twenty-six soldiers of lead are on the march
There were pictures of proofing presses in studios, giant Wharfdales in barns, Heidelberg cylinders in converted railway arches and lots of type (as over), writes Simon Esterson. St Bride’s celebration of letterpress in London on 7 November was as much about an enthusiasm for the physical technology as a passion for typography. It felt like a coming home: the St Bride Library is the spiritual home of printing history in Britain. As well as a day of sold-out lectures there were printing demonst
12 Nov 2008, 12:07 pm | click here for more
Gates of Vienna News Feed 9/11/2008
USAA Day That Will Live in… Accomodating IslamFallacy of Promise of ‘Green Jobs’JBS Swift Fires About 100 Muslims for ‘Violation’ of Union Contract CanadaCardinal Archbishop of Montréal: “I Am Returning My Order of Canada Insignia” Europe and the EUSpain: Garzon Asks for Identification of Civil War VictimsTerrorism Threat for Netherlands “More Manifest”, Wilders BlamedTerrorism: European Seminar on Islamists in Prisons North AfricaMorocco: Blogger Sentenced 2 Years in Jail, Criticized King Israe
11 Sep 2008, 8:41 pm | click here for more
DTP'S DEMOCRATIC AUTONOMY PROJECT, PART A
"The current practices that aim at the imposition of uniformity on society through a monolithic understanding of state administration do not respond to social needs. Rather, they stand as the primary cause of prevailing problems and crises."~ DTP, Democratic Autonomy Project.Now you every receive the chance to look why MHP, BBP, CHP and the relax have their panties in knots. From the email inbox, DTP's "Democratic Autonomy Project" document, Part A (Gelek sipas, Heval):DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY PARTYDOCUMENT
10 Nov 2008, 10:51 pm | click here for more
Lyon Day Two
Sharing random images from my Sunday walk around Lyon's City Centre (Old Lyon).The ferris wheel. I realised/confirmed my fear of heights when I took this ferris wheel. The view from the top, however, is spectacular. Worth the scare. 6 euros per person. =))Bartholdi's fountain. I chanced upon this fountain when I accidentally lost my way and ended up at some hidden square. Lyon is really a walking city.Place BellecourPlace des Terrauxdu parc de la Tete d'Or - the biggest urban park in Europe. It
1 Dec 2008, 8:51 am | click here for more