November 2009
31 posts
Nov 30th
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Photo Essay - Edible Istanbul
via ernesthon: Döner Kebap restaurant on Ístiklal Caddesi Fresh Roasted Chestnuts at Taksim Square Roasted Chestnuts - a warm snack for a cold day Pistachio Baklava, crunchy and sticky at the same time The Chili-woman’s wares: Would you like sweet, hot, very hot, or outta-this-world-kill-me-now hot?
Nov 29th
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Nov 29th
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i’d forgotten to mention that i was pleased to know the ECC year events had begun, so i’m doing that now…
Nov 28th
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Nov 27th
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Nov 26th
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Nov 25th
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Nov 23rd
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Nov 22nd
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Nov 21st
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Nov 20th
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Nov 16th
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Nov 15th
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Nov 14th
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What is Ergenekon?
a new york times ergenekon primer, featured on kamilpasha.com, the blog of jenny white, who i mentioned 2 posts down. Posted on November 13th, 2009 by Jenny White A good general account of issues surrounding the Ergenekon trial appeared in theNew York Times today (brief excerpt below). For more detailed discussions of individual aspects of the case, including a link to the in-depth article by...
Nov 13th
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Nov 12th
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Nov 11th
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Nov 11th
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Nov 9th
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Nov 8th
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Nov 7th
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Nov 5th
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Nov 4th
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Nov 4th
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Nov 2nd
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WatchWatch
drakula istanbul’da [1953]. here’s an description from Bitter Cinema: Long believed lost, Turkey’s Drakula Istanbul’da (“Dracula in Istanbul”) is considered the first non-western film version of the Dracula story, and oddly one of most faithful to the Bram Stoker original. With Dracula scaling the castle walls, implied infanticide, and the ceremonious end of the vampire, with first the...
Nov 1st
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October 2009
35 posts
Oct 31st
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