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Hint 1: Actually Vava you are on the right track. it si a CGI but the building is being built right now and has to be ready by 2008 and it is the most expansive building in the world.

 

Ed, it is not in Houston. They only have 2 things. Pretty blonds with big hair and Gamavor... :)

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Hint 1: Actually Vava you are on the right track. it si a CGI but the building is being built right now and has to be ready by 2008 and it is the most expansive building in the world.

 

Ed, it is not in Houston. They only have 2 things. Pretty blonds with big hair and Gamavor... :)

 

and great blues clubs to go along with (with blonds not Gamavor) ;)

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where is this incredible building at

Ooohhh, I saw this image in TIME magazine some months ago. I forget where it is being built. There were many impressive designs and plans for future buildings all over the world in the article. Apparantly there is a big competition between nations to see who builds the next big, weird, impressive building :P

 

PS. There was another eye-catching building, transparant, in the shape of a sphere (if I remember correctly), being built in Germany.

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You still get Time? Weren't you going to cancel your subscription?

We decided not to. It wasn't the correct occasion (it was in TIME Europe and not the TIME we receive). plus it's best to stay updated about how Jews interpret the politics and everything else that goes on in this world. All the articles are mostly about them anyway.

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Speaking of TIME, in this week's issue (Feb. 6), in the Milestones section, they wrote about the dropped charges against Orhan Pamuk. It's been a very long time since they mentioned the Armenian Genocide or Turkey regarding that matter. I was pleasantly surprised.

 

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Dropped. Charges against Orhan Pamuk, 53, popular Turkish novelist who could have faced up to three years in prison had he been convicted of denigrating Turkey's national identity by discussing in a newspaper interview the 1915 massacre of more than 1 million Armenians by the Turks; by a court in Istanbul. The World War I killings are controversial in Turkey, which denies that Ottoman forces committed genocide. Pamuk's case was much watched because Turkey has come under scrutiny from the E.U. - which it is applying to join - over whether it adequately protecst civil liberties.

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