July 31, 2007

Admin court rejects Ayman Nour’s health appeal

"He should be treated properly whether inside or outside, but since there is no efficient medical care inside Tora prison hospital, then the interior ministry is responsible for establishing an efficient medical unit for Nour to be treated in"

CAIRO: The administrative court has rejected jailed opposition leader Ayman Nour's health release during the final court session Tuesday, but the defense team plans to appeal the court's decision, lawyers said. via The Daily Star - Egypt

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Have shisha cafes gone to ashes?

Smoking in enclosed public places was banned in England on 1 July. How has is affected shisha cafes?
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Death verdicts for Iran reporters

Two ethnic Kurdish dissident journalists are sentenced to death in Iran for "armed struggle against the system".
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Hummer H2 beaten by 1921 Ford

In a hilarious turn of events, a 2003 Hummer H2 was beaten by a 1921 Ford Model T Speedster at a road-going hill-climb event in America.
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Past 10 Years

"Your music is this life you wasted. You could regain it if you wish, if you fasten to this indifferent thing which casts you back there where you set out."

These connections between dreams and the subconscious pathways that link the human drives towards love/sex and violence/cruelty are crucial to the understanding of Seferis' view of the forces dominating human ... via Turkish Daily News

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July 30, 2007

Peugeot 308 RC Z concept coming

Peugeot has been dead to us lately. Late last year, their Dubai reps postponed our date with a 407 Coupe four times in two months before eventually not responding any more. Not a good way to build a brand by ignoring the Middle East’s largest automotive portal (that’s right, we are the biggest now). Also [...]
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Fake toe on mummy may be world’s oldest prosthetic

"You were still able to procreate in the afterlife"

An artificial wood and leather big toe discovered on the foot of an Egyptian mummy could be the world's earliest functioning prosthetic body part, researchers at University of Manchester announced Friday. via China View

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Religious police: Saudi views

Three Saudi Arabian readers tell BBCArabic.com what they think about KSA's religious police.
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Upcoming new cars in the next 3 years

I have updated the Future Preview section to reflect new information on tons of 2008, 2009 and 2010 cars. Spy shots, computer renderings and what not.
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July 29, 2007

‘Jihad’ bible author ’stirs up storm

"If Afghanistan is a university for jihadi terror"

Revisionist message from prison cell shakes al-Qaida colleagues Ian Black Cairo Friday July 27, 2007 The Guardian In a prison cell south of Cairo a repentant Egyptian terrorist leader is putting the finishing ... via Guardian Unlimited

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