Wednesday, May 11, 2011

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Turkey will not be in the final of Eurovision 2011


Turkey suffered yesterday a major setback music after rock band Yuksek Sadakat, which respresented the Eurasian country in the 56 th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest, to stay out of the competition for the first time in its history.

The first semifinal of Eurovision Song Contest to be held on Tuesday evening in Düsseldorf left a number of surprises and left out several historic festival countries such as Norway, Armenia and Turkey, who failed to qualify for Saturday's final.

rock band Yuksek Sadakat aspired to reach the final of this year and repeat the good results achieved in the previous edition by MaNga group, which got a brilliant second place with his song "We Could Be The Same." The Turkish representatives hoped to repeat the success with his song "Live it up" and, why not get to win the final as did the Turkish singer Sertab Erener in 2003 with "Every Way That I Can."

But it seems that "Live it up", a pop-rock song with some echoes of the East, did not convince the jury, which this year is distributed to 50% of votes with the public-and away from the plaudits Turkey has left open-mouthed but mostly not represented in Eurovision for the first time in 35 years.

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ranked 10 out of 19 countries that were presented on Tuesday: Azerbaijan, FINLAND, Georgia, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Lithuania, Russia, Serbia and Switzerland. These 10 will join a dozen other ma's in the second semifinal on Thursday, and finally the five members of the so called "Big 5" (the five founders of the festival, including Spain), which as you know are automatically classified for Saturday's final without having to go through the semifinals.

Friday, May 6, 2011

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The reincarnation of the goddess Hathor

THE NEED ANOTHER BODY Hathor to reincarnate

Every night the same dream repeats in a string of endless dream fragments I harass with questions indistinguishable.

The next morning, when the dawn begins to spread its tentacles over the sleepy Alexandria, the office phone is delivered to a ritual uninterrupted calls.

There is nobody on the other side, just a distant rumor of shells, a soft breeze that comes sweeping from the west, whispering without specific words that belong to any known dialect.

I can not hang up, because I am prey to whisper faceless known. I'm just listening to the void of eternity, infinity sound and silence bordering dreams.
So stay for minutes that seem timeless days, lending my ears to "Nothing."
When everything is over and the day goes and with his parsimonious monotony annoying beep when the handset replaces the silence, I feel abandoned, rejected by my unknown lover that produces in me, without rhyme or verse , a deep and selfless devotion.

When all ends I give back to my destination. I close my eyes, clinging to my desk, which is at that moment the only bulwark of defense against the powerful and unknown threat stalking me across the phone and prayers evoke legendary protect me, I serve as an amulet deterrent of incessant murmur across the line.

The minute following my praises rise in the opposite direction, flying graceful and resolute demand that the phone rings again to flood me with their intoxicating sound of the underworld.
Each call is more urgent than the last, peremptory, irrevocable ...
ON IMAGE the goddess Hathor, MOTHER AND WIFE OF HORUS

In my dreams I always travel to Thebes ...

I'm sitting on a throne sumptuous table in front of a large ceremonial the abode of Horus. My appearance is different under the trim of luxury of a palace walls, richly decorated with beautiful paintings depicting scenes from the life of Ra and its daughter, Hathor.

In my dreams exchange to Nahil version antagonist, a pitiful, self-conscious and confidential secretary of a law firm in Alexandria, obsessed with a dream iterative and intrusive noise on the phone.
front of my retinue of servants and priestesses my face shows arrogant, haughty and inscrutable. A lightweight semi-transparent attire of black silk airs of a goddess gives me ... in my dreams, I am the goddess Hathor, goddess of dance and joy, motherhood, music and eroticism.

Fleet in the air the sound of conches, absolute vacuum of eternity fireproof longs survival of oblivion and the expiration of the flesh, the physical human shell.

Along with my faithful maids, fortune tellers, oracles and priests pray in silence and whispered a litany: "Nahil, Nahil, Nahil ..."

feel his agony and despair, the urgency of their prayers. His life becomes extinct, contained in a body that dies, that no longer works, that does not breathe or heat permeates your soul. In my dreams, the goddess Hathor invoking my name and I come to the assistance provided, as I am prey to its thunderous aroma across the phone line.
every night repeating the same dream every night longing to succumb to the influence of the goddess Hathor, to take me to his kingdom, with my daughters, my mediums and my retinue of servants in the house of Horus, with my father, the sun god, Ra.

Nahil DESPERATE TRY TO IDENTIFY THE IDENTITY OF THOSE WHO CALL OVER AND OVER AGAIN, BUT THE LINE IS DEAD, JUST BE HEARD a whisper.

Wednesday, May 4, 2011

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Göbeklitepe could become a World Heritage


Göbeklitepe The Neolithic shrine, located in southeastern Turkey and considered by archaeologists as the oldest place of worship the world, could be included in the list soon World Heritage sites of UNESCO.

The mayor of the Turkish city of Şanlıurfa, Ahmet Eşref Fakıbaba, was told the Turkish press welcomed the decision of the United Nations Göbeklitepe include in the list of candidates for World Heritage. "We are very pleased Göbeklitepe inclusion in the provisional list (of World Heritage sites). I think eventually Göbeklitepe will be included in the list, "said Fakıbaba.

Countries must submit their nominations for World Heritage Site to a provisional list before being included in the final official list. In 2011, Turkey proposed elsewhere prominent historical and archaeological value, including the ancient city of Bergama (Pergamum), the early Church of St. Peter in Antakya (Antioch) and Esrefoglu Mosque in Konya. The final decision on the nominations will be taken by the meeting World Heritage Committee to be held between 19 and 29 June.

With an age estimated at around 11,500 years Göbeklitepe ("Hill potbellied" in Turkish) is a mound just outside the southeastern city of Şanlıurfa, whose discovery has revolutionized the understanding that until now had Neolithic . Evidence of their growing importance is that in 2005 the Ministry of Culture of Turkey gave the place the highest degree of protection.

The complex served as a place of worship in a time when humans in principle had not yet formed and settled communities in which thought they could not build permanent structures. Since 1994, that was mysteriously buried by the builders to the 8,000 before Christ, is being excavated by archaeologists from the German Archaeological Institute and Museum of Turkish scientists Şanlıurfa.