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 Back to Helsinginkatu 10: Chapter 20 by Thanos Kalamidas
23 August 2010
Leena had gone to a friend of hers for dinner and I was alone smoking in my patio, thinking the conversations I had this morning and all the possibilities to carry on my research. Oddly that's the only way I could see it, like a research isolating myself (Add a comment) |  Irish Freedom by The Ovi Team
23 August 2010
August 23, 1920; the Friends of Irish Freedom condemned the British government and Prime Minister David Lloyd for its alleged mistreatment of the Australian Archbishop Mannix. In the middle of the high seas, the British navy arrested the archbishop aboard (Add a comment) |  The Rom: World Citizens Ahead of Time by Rene Wadlow
22 August 2010
Early August, the French Interior Minister Brice Hortefeux announced that more than 40 Gypsy camps had been dismantled around France since President Nicolas Sarkozy had called earlier this summer for a crackdown on the camps calling them "sources of ille (Add a comment) |  Free Trade Solution to Balancing Trade: Export-Import Coupons by Clifford W. Lazar
22 August 2010
One more entry in Ovi Bookshop and this time American retail economics and coupons from Clifford W. Lazar. (Add a comment) |  Italy's conflict with Ethiopia by The Ovi Team
22 August 2010
Aug. 22, 1935; Italy was in severe conflict with Ethiopia and the emperor of the African nation, Haile Selassie, feared a global conflict, "between the white and black races, (and) the very existence of humanity itself..." Selassie prophesized, will b (Add a comment) |  Show Bizz - 122 by Thanos Kalamidas
22 August 2010
An arrogant rooster, a sycophant pig, a wiseass dog and an intelligent tortoise are just some of the stars of the Show Bizz. (Add a comment) |  From Salonika to the Roma by Thanos Kalamidas
21 August 2010
The first time I heard Nicolas Sarkozy talking about his roots in Salonika I have to admit that somehow I felt intrigued and looking forward for what was going to follow even though there are too few things that might connect me with the French President. (Add a comment) |  The Mona Lisa Stolen by The Ovi Team
21 August 2010
21st Aug. 1911: The Mona Lisa, the famous portrait by Leonardo da Vinci also called (La Gioconda) (painted between 1503 - 1506), was stolen today from the Louvre in Paris. The Painting was stolen by Vincenzo Peruggia an employee of the Louvre who believed (Add a comment) |  Can Homosexuals, Drug Abusers and Alcoholics Be Saved? by Jack Wellman
21 August 2010
I know that the Bible says homosexuality is a sin and that those who do so will not inherit the Kingdom of God, but it also says that the only unforgivable sin is not accepting Jesus. If a gay or lesbian person accepts Jesus, but is not able to change his (8 comments) |  Adolf Eichmann by The Ovi Team
21 August 2010
21st August 1961; In Israel, Adolf Eichmann, a Nazi henchman, was transferred from Jerusalem to a police prison near Haifa where he was to await his trial for war crimes committed during World War II.
(Add a comment) |  Israel will attack Iran: Will Israel attack Iran? by Kourosh Ziabari
20 August 2010
Those who mastermind the U.S.-directed psychological operation against Iran have obliviously forgotten that we're now accustomed to seeing the uninteresting, exhausting charade of "will attack Iran"; you put the subject for it, either the United States (2 comments) |  Advocate the causes of distress Rohingyas in Bangladesh by Rohingya Human Rights
20 August 2010
On behalf of the entire Rohingya community in Bangladesh, we undersigned Rohingya Youths from various countries are very much concerned and shocked by the recent inhuman treatment of Bangladeshi government and locals to toward innocent Rohingya refugees, (Add a comment) |  Back to Helsinginkatu 10: Chapter 19 by Thanos Kalamidas
20 August 2010
The girl with the yellow jacket was sitting on the other side of the wagon and I was in the metro on my way to east Helsinki. Pekka left the cafe warning me that nobody should know about the photos he had just given me making clear that if he would lose h (Add a comment) |  First Commercial Radio Station by The Ovi Team
20 August 2010
20th August 1920; the first commercial radio station begins operating in Detroit, Michigan with call sign 8MK (Now WWJ (News radio 950)). The radio station was started by The Detroit News newspaper and is now owned and run by CBS. (Add a comment) | | newer 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 older |
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