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Thread: recommended turkish films

121.       alameda
3499 posts
 06 Sep 2013 Fri 07:41 am

Thank you si++ I didn´t know that. 

Quoting si++

 

 

Yes, I also find it annoying.

 

I always try to add a link witht "open in another window" attribute.

 

That said, you can still right click on a link and select "open in another window/tab" from the dynamic menu without TC disappearing.

 

 



Thread: recommended turkish films

122.       alameda
3499 posts
 06 Sep 2013 Fri 05:44 am

Now H, you are certainly Web savy enough to know how to choose the link to open on another page, aren´t you? I hate it when I click on a link and TC disappears.

Quoting thehandsom

 

 

I completely agree.. Infact, I watched Anadolu´nun Kayip Sarkilari with a crowd of 50 people and I found it very difficult to hide my emotions, came very close to be in tears.

 

 



Thread: recommended turkish films

123.       alameda
3499 posts
 06 Sep 2013 Fri 05:39 am

Please when you post a link, choose the option to open another page. That way we can still see your message, and the link.

Quoting elenagabriela

Crossing the Bridge - The Sound of Istanbul (2005)

 

Crossing the Bridge: The Sound of Istanbul is a 2005 film/documentary directed by Fatih Akın. The film is a journey through the music scene in modern Istanbul, Turkey as well as portraying its cultural life. It was screened out of competition at the 2005 Cannes Film Festival.  

It features German musician Alexander Hacke as the narrator. Hacke and Akın travelled around Istanbul with a mobile recording studio and a microphone, assembling an inspired portrait of Turkish music — from arabesque to indie rock and rap.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGyHbd9jfw4

 

PS.: I have heard about it 1 h ago, I watched it and I wanted to share with you...

fantastic documentary...

 

 



Thread: recommended turkish films

124.       alameda
3499 posts
 06 Sep 2013 Fri 05:36 am

{#emotions_dlg.flowers}{#emotions_dlg.ty_ty}{#emotions_dlg.rolleyes} 

Bu Web Sayfası Geçici Olarak Servis Dışıdır. Lütfen Daha Sonra Tekrar Deneyin.

Quoting gokuyum

Here lots of Turkish movies with English subtitles:

http://www.altyazidunyasi.com/

 

Please feel free to thank me

 

 



Edited (9/6/2013) by alameda [update]



Thread: Gelatine in Turkey?

125.       alameda
3499 posts
 05 Sep 2013 Thu 11:20 pm

That is not true, it can be from any animal. Ingredients of gelatine

There are Kosher types as well. There are also other ingredients that cause things to "gel"

One very popular gelling agent is agaragar. 

"Special kinds of gelatin indicate the specific animal that was used for its production. For example, Muslim halal or Jewish kosher customs require gelatin from sources other than pigs, like cows and/or fish and from animals slaughtered ritually. Islam forbids consummation of pork and thus products that contain pork gelatin. There are many companies that specify the source of the gelatin used, and advise consumers via the nutrition information and/or their hotline.[citation needed] Likewise, Hindu & Jain customs may require gelatin-alternatives from sources other than animals, as many Hindus are vegetarian.

Hindus who are not vegetarians will often consume gelatin from all sources except cow, which is considered sacred. Vegans and strict vegetarians choose not to eat foods containing gelatin made from animals. Romani people are cautious of gelatin products that may have been made from horses, as their culture forbids consuming horses. Other people simply consider gelatin unpalatable due to the ingredients used in its production.

Partial alternatives to gelatin include non-animal gel sources such as agar-agar, carrageenan (both seaweed extracts), pectin, and konjak."

Quoting bugece

True, gelatin is from pig, so therefore forbidden in Islam.  Which also explains why my BF never had a marshmallow!  We bought some the other day, then in a flash of panic as he went to eat one, I said: WAIT!  We checked the ingredients... gelatin!{#emotions_dlg.head_bang}

 

No more Rice Krispie treats for me, I guess...  Small price to pay for love!{#emotions_dlg.love}

 

 



Thread: Boza recipe?

126.       alameda
3499 posts
 05 Sep 2013 Thu 11:10 pm

It was the thread Istanbul Sounds that made me think of boza.

I want to make boza and have been looking at different recipes. Some do it with millet, others with wheat and others use maize. Do you make boza, and if you do, would you share your recipe?  



Thread: Syria´s darkest day?chemical weapons?

127.       alameda
3499 posts
 04 Sep 2013 Wed 04:21 am

Kelowna,

I don´t know what has caused you to be so bitter, I wish I could sweeten your world, but I doubt it would be welcomed. 

While I don´t always (in fact most of the time) agree with Mr. H, I do respect his right to have an opinion and to post his ideas. He obviously takes time and effort to put the words together and he does think about things.

Quoting Kelowna

 

Do you honestly think that  what you do - posting on TC  actually made a difference to the last 10 people who just died in Syria. The UN and USA  are watching TC for all your bright ideas. Tell you what , if you really want to make a difference and be active . I will personally pay for your plane ticket to Syria and you can shout your  ideas from the street. Have a nice day

 

 



Thread: What is your mood today?

128.       alameda
3499 posts
 01 Sep 2013 Sun 06:22 am

annoyed because of the duplicated message For some reason, there was a glitch when this posted. 



Edited (9/1/2013) by alameda [duplicate]



Thread: What is your mood today?

129.       alameda
3499 posts
 01 Sep 2013 Sun 06:22 am

duplicate, there was a glitch and my post was posted multiple times....{#emotions_dlg.head_bang}



Edited (9/1/2013) by alameda [duplicate]



Thread: What is your mood today?

130.       alameda
3499 posts
 01 Sep 2013 Sun 06:21 am

..feeling nauseous, sitting on pins & needles worrying, wishing, hopeful that the insanity in Syria will go away, STOP! I don´t want the USA involved in it. I am deeply concerned about Turkey what with so many refugees and such conflict & turmoil on the borders. 

 

conflict



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