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Arkadaşları Ceren Özdemir'i en sevdiği şarkı You raise me up ile andı! İşte, o şarkının sözleri
Ordu'da vahşice katledilen Ceren Özdemir, üniversitesinde ve sınıfında arkadaşları tarafından anıldı. Ceren Özdemir'i siyahlar içinde sıralarına karanfil koyarak anan arkadaşları, hep bir ağızdan en sevdiği You raise me up isimli şarkıyı söyledi. İşte, You raise me up şarkısının sözleri ve Türkçe çevirisi
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Arkadaşları Ceren Özdemir'i bu çok sevdiği şarkı ile uğurladı
Ordu Üniversitesi Müzik ve Sahne Sanatları Fakültesi'nde Ceren Özdemir'i anma töreni düzenlendi. Okuduğu fakültede bir sınıfa Ceren’in adının verileceği açıklandı. Arkadaşları Ceren'i çok sevdiği 'You raise me up' adlı şarkıyla uğurladı.
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Hande Bozdoğan - training tomorrow’s top chefs
ISTANBUL - Turkish cuisine is one of the richest cuisines in the world. It owes this to the large geography of the Ottoman Empire and the different ethnic identities within it. Also, we live in a very lucky climate with four seasons and many delicious ingredients. Given all of this, there is so much to do and to improve.
Teacher of expat teens ’lands’ en NASA institute
ISTANBUL - A historian and social anthropologist by training who has spent a quarter of her life as an expat, Sema Alpayta is this year's only Turkish participant in NASA's Aerospace Institute taking place later this month. She hopes to use her experience to help enrich the lives of the expatriate teenagers she teaches in Istanbul as well as the community.
Actress’ sperm donor pregnancy stirs debate
ISTANBUL - Actress Güner Özkul chose to apply to a sperm bank because her boyfriend already has children and does not want another one, leading to a public debate on ethics. If she wants respect for her decision to have a baby, she should respect to her boyfriend’s to not have one, she says. Getting pregnant by a sperm donor is not legal or common in Turkey
Critical to Ergenekon probe, Basbug says plotters not wanted in army
ANKARA - Turkey’s top general Wednesday criticized the methodology used in the ongoing alleged Ergenekon case and its coverage by the media, making his first open criticism of the probe, in which hundreds of prominent people, including retired generals, have been arrested. (UPDATED)
First ladies of pop unite to support survivors of abuse
ISTANBUL - For the first time in Turkish history top female vocalists assemble to perform on the same stage, some together, some in Kurdish Ğ all singing each other’s songs. Their cause is united behind a campaign against domestic violence in Turkey and a hotline that has had close to 12,000 callers in a year and a half, 2,500 of whom required emergency services.
Monaco’s Albert II calls access to water a right
ISTANBUL - Today, technology makes it possible to resolve water-related problems, Prince Albert II of Monaco tells the Hürriyet Daily News & Economic Review ahead of his arrival in Istanbul for the World Water Forum today. ’What is often lacking is the political will and financial backing necessary to implement these resources,' the prince of Monaco added
Fateful reading of coffee grounds on the Bosphorus
The one who does the actual reading of the coffee grounds seems to matter little, since it is read with a vehemence that leaves little doubt that anyone else would see the same. It seems that a person’s ability to read the grounds lies more in the variety of detail, rather than the degree of veracity. This is reading a book, not telling a story.
Bad luck comes from a child's last name
There are some solid rules in politics that you cannot change no matter how hard you try. These rules apply everywhere in the world. No matter how honestly you work or whether you stick to rules it’s all in vain. If you are a leader or a politician at the forefront, then your family and foremost your children are in a difficult position. They are examined under the magnifying glass whenever their action involves money. Even if they don’t earn any money it is always said that they earn hand over fist.
Democracy headed at the world, traveling at Internet speed
Most of us, like millions if not billions worldwide, have spent much of the past week debating and speculating about what the future will bring with a new and so very different U.S. president now in office, Barack Obama. I will leave to others the gazing into crystal balls. But I do think those seeking to divine a direction for so many areas of policy should consider the question differently: what has changed in the American political system that has enabled the election of someone with such an exceptional background?
Federer to meet Safin in tricky third round battle
MELBOURNE - Planning to win a record 14th Grand Slam, second-seed Roger Federer will take his first serious test against Marat Safin in the third round, after eliminating another Russian Evgeny Korolev in just 86 minutes. The Swiss superstar welcomes the chance to take on Safin again after their epic battle in 2005.
Ertugrul Ozkok: Why did 411 hands raise in unison our Parliament?
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said some interesting things the other day while talking to four journalists during a break in an ATV show he was appearing on. One of the topics he touched on was a headline that appeared earlier in Hurriyet regarding the constitutional changes that would lift the turban (headscarf) ban in Turkish universities. The headline read: "411 hands rose for chaos".
Oktay Eksi: Taking a look at our own reflection
So we learn that Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has called the proposal to "postpone 8 of Turkey's EU accession talk topics" an "unfair treatment" of this nation. And according to other news, Foreign Minister Abdullah Gul complained about the EU's "lack of vision," though promising that "we will continue on our path."