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Bibliopole looking to preserve 15,000 rare books in his store
Monday, 06.Feb.2012, 00:01
SahaflarƇarşısı is home to many bibliopoles who have devoted their life to books. Adil Sarmusak has a rare book collection of 15,000 titles. He has kept the books in a virtual atmosphere and wants the state to preserve the works
US imams issue fatwa against the honor killings
Monday, 06.Feb.2012, 00:01
Over 30 American imams signed a fatwa Saturday condemning honor killings, after a Canada court convicted Afghan immigrants for murdering four female relatives accused of damaging the family’s reputation.
Rose prices give lovers a hard Valentine’s Day
Monday, 06.Feb.2012, 00:01
The recent cold weather and snow in Turkey not only affected people’s daily lives but negatively impacted the most common Valentine’s Day gift as well.
Gilani set for Doha talks after Taliban announces Qatar office
Monday, 06.Feb.2012, 00:01
Pakistan’s prime minister goes to Qatar to discuss peace efforts with the Taliban after the Taliban’s statement saying it planned to set up a political office in Qatar
Rival Putin rallies face off in Moscow
Monday, 06.Feb.2012, 00:01
Tens of thousands took to the streets of Moscow on Feb. 4 for rival rallies arguing over the future of Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, ahead of presidential polls.
Clashes in Egypt rage into 4th day
Monday, 06.Feb.2012, 00:01
Protesters and riot police fought pitched battles in Cairo yesterday as clashes sparked by the perceived failure of Egypt’s military rulers to prevent deadly football-linked violence raged into a fourth day.
Qatari royal family buys Cezanne for $250 mln
Monday, 06.Feb.2012, 00:01
One of Cezanne’s best-loved paintings has sold for 160 million pounds, the highest price ever paid for a work of art. ā€œThe Card Players,ā€ one in a series of five works depicting French peasants playing cards, was bought by the Gulf kingdom of Qatar, according to Britain’s Daily Mail.
Europe loses patience with Greece
Monday, 06.Feb.2012, 00:01
As time ticks, the brinkmanship between Greece and the eurozone continues. Eurozone finance ministers on Saturday asked for a guarantee from Greece to implement a new round of austerity measures, before they approve a second financing package
IMF head praises Saudi Arabia’s role
Monday, 06.Feb.2012, 00:01
Saudi Arabia has played anā€œimportant roleā€ in stabilizing the oil market and supporting the global economy, International Monetary Fund (IMF) Managing Director Christine Lagarde said in a statement Saturday.
China eyes reconstruction contracts in war-hit Libya
Monday, 06.Feb.2012, 00:01
China has sent a team of government officials and company executives to Libya to discuss post-war reconstruction and how to protect Chinese assets, the official Xinhua news agency reported yesterday.
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As the USS Oak Hill docked in Virginia Beach, Citlalic Snell stood on terra firma, anxiously awaiting her girlfriend Marissa Gaeta’s arrival. The couple was set to share the traditional first kiss as the sailors disembarked, marking the first time a gay or lesbian couple has taken such an honor. Of course, this might sound like a well-timed publicity stunt, considering DADT’s repeal just three months ago. But alas, it was not: the couple won the opportunity in a raffle. The ā€œfirst kissā€ is often given out in a raffle or competition to a fleet of sailors arriving home. It’s a Navy tradition, that Gaeta could now compete for.


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