Ennio Morricone

 Le Vent Le Cri

Ros,pls use the insert/edit link button instead of posting the URL

İts making the page wider than norms

İm going to delete it and add the link to it here

Sry,teas,but will have to delete yours too for quoting it

What a McCain Victory Could Mean: No Money for Health Care and the End of Our Volunteer Army

 I don´t remember entering this particular debate so , please don´t quote me out of context.       

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  • photographs of the Muslim holy cities Mecca and Medina, taken by a Japanese convert, Ali Kazuyoshi Nomachi, are something new for most Westerners, and perhaps even for many Muslims. Non-Muslims are never allowed into Mecca, and it is almost unheard-of for religious and government leaders to allow such pictures to be taken. Most of these images were shot during the holy month of Ramadan, when many faithful are in Mecca and Medina on pilgrimage.

    Dr. Seyyed Hossein Nasr, professor of Islamic studies at George Washington University, has contributed an essay explaining the history and significance of the two cities. "Mecca and its twin city Medina flourish as the heart and sacred Center of the Islamic universe and will continue to do so as long as there are men and women who accept the truth of Lailaha illa´Llah and Muhammadun rasul Allah," he writes.

    Nomachi has worked for National Geographic and Life, and his pictures have the information-packed clarity one might expect. There are fascinating images: literally hundreds of thousands of white-robed believers circling the Ka´bah, Mecca´s sacred center; men ritually shaving one another´s heads; tired families fasting; small children praying. Nomachi´s pictures are oddly cool, but they convey the all-encompassing nature of the faith. Mecca the Blessed, Medina the Radiant will be especially thrilling to those Muslims still planning their pilgrimage.

,6 m found colossal statues. along with the colossuses of Memnon of XVIII Dynasty 

A very gruesome story, not for the faint hearted!

A US court in Dayton, Ohio, has convicted a mother of murdering her one-month-old daughter by burning her to death in a microwave oven.

China Arnold, 28, showed no emotion when the jury announced its guilty verdict, only lowering her head. The prosecution said that Arnold had killed her daughter, Paris Talley, in 2005 after a fight with her boyfriend. The jury will reassemble next Tuesday to decide if Arnold, convicted of aggravated murder, should face death. Officials investigating the case said Paris Talley had suffered high-heat internal burns but had no external marks. Prosecutors said that the baby’s DNA had been found inside the microwave in Arnold’s apartment. Arnold’s cellmate told the court that she had confessed to putting her daughter in the microwave and switching it on, because she was afraid that her boyfriend would leave her if he discovered that he was not the baby’s father. The defence team said that there was evidence that somebody else was responsible for Paris Talley’s death. An eight-year-old boy told the court he had seen another boy walk into the kitchen of a nearby apartment, heard the microwave being switched on and had later seen the burned baby in the oven. However, the boy’s mother said they lived some distance away and that they were not in Arnold’s apartment complex when Paris Talley died.

Source: http://jaggerkieth.wordpress.com/2008/08/30/microwave-baby-killer-convicted/ 

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I´m against death penalty but in cases like this .....

Exactly right!  They want to make money and they want to manipulate the masses.

http://www.turkishclass.com/forumTitle_33381

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That´s what you said, I am just quoting you.

And don´t insult me with this emoticon.

Incredible:

http://www.youtube.com:80/watch?v=GPWJc8sLhjo

Ermm maybe I am a bit dim today but.... please tell me your post is a joke...right? 

Yes?

It depends on your position of viewpoints.

- If you are a muslim, it is an undisputable truth: Media lies and all women in Islamic countries are purely happy enjoying their full rights.

- If you are a non-muslim (or infidel, dirty kaffir) it is a little sophisticated sarcasm