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brother · Joined: 15 Aug 2005 Posts: 8920 Location: London/Cyprus

Antidote to Cyprus problem
By Eleni Antoniou

A seven-day trip to Turkey provided cultural inspiration for local theatre troupe

While Turkey is negotiating it’s way into the European Union, the arts seem to be doing their own negotiations. Locally-based Theatre Antidote, a multi-national theatre company compromised of Greek Cypriots, Turkish Cypriots, Greeks, Irish, British and Russian has just returned from a seven-day international children’s theatre festival in Bursa, Turkey. Although the festival was not about politics, the group from Cyprus came back loaded with experiences and different attitudes to what constitutes Turkey.

Full article here

http://www.cyprus-mail.com/news/main.php?id=22428&cat_id=5

(brother you have to learn how to get these direct urls on that mac of yours! - erol)

Xenos 2Fan · Posted: Thu Oct 27, 2005 5:59 pm Post subject:

You should pm this article to Kifeas my brother. :lol:

brother · Joined: 15 Aug 2005 Posts: 8920 Location: London/Cyprus

Xenos 2Fan wrote: You should pm this article to Kifeas my brother. :lol:

He would find a way to belittle its content or in line with his mentor tassos he would call them traitors.

brother · Joined: 15 Aug 2005 Posts: 8920 Location: London/Cyprus

brother wrote: Antidote to Cyprus problem
By Eleni Antoniou

A seven-day trip to Turkey provided cultural inspiration for local theatre troupe

While Turkey is negotiating it’s way into the European Union, the arts seem to be doing their own negotiations. Locally-based Theatre Antidote, a multi-national theatre company compromised of Greek Cypriots, Turkish Cypriots, Greeks, Irish, British and Russian has just returned from a seven-day international children’s theatre festival in Bursa, Turkey. Although the festival was not about politics, the group from Cyprus came back loaded with experiences and different attitudes to what constitutes Turkey.

Full article here

http://www.cyprus-mail.com/news/main.php?id=22428&cat_id=5

(brother you have to learn how to get these direct urls on that mac of yours! - erol)

Sorry Erol but do not start me off on this bloody mac but if you know how its done on this machine for the love of God please tell me.

cannedmoose · Posted: Thu Oct 27, 2005 6:26 pm Post subject: Re: Antidote to Cyprus problem

brother wrote: Sorry Erol but do not start me off on this bloody mac but if you know how its done on this machine for the love of God please tell me.

It's best solved by turning, opening the window, turning back to your machine and in one swift movement wrenching it from its plug and disposing of it through said open window. Then pick up the phone and order a new PC.

brother · Joined: 15 Aug 2005 Posts: 8920 Location: London/Cyprus

cannedmoose wrote: brother wrote: Sorry Erol but do not start me off on this bloody mac but if you know how its done on this machine for the love of God please tell me.

It's best solved by turning, opening the window, turning back to your machine and in one swift movement wrenching it from its plug and disposing of it through said open window. Then pick up the phone and order a new PC.

Ahhhhh...i dream of that but its company property but when i leave this company i will no doubt put it over the MD's head if not try and insert it where the sun don't shine.

erolz · Joined: 11 Aug 2005 Posts: 4195 Location: Kyrenia / Girne

Alasatair (thebrix) is a mac user and no doubt can explain how to extract the direct url using a mac. I will try an collar him next time I notice him online if he does not see this thread himself.

brother · Joined: 15 Aug 2005 Posts: 8920 Location: London/Cyprus

erolz wrote: Alasatair (thebrix) is a mac user and no doubt can explain how to extract the direct url using a mac. I will try an collar him next time I notice him online if he does not see this thread himself.

Thanks Erol :bow:

Kifeas · Posted: Thu Oct 27, 2005 11:17 pm Post subject:

brother wrote: Xenos 2Fan wrote: You should pm this article to Kifeas my brother. :lol:

He would find a way to belittle its content or in line with his mentor tassos he would call them traitors.

I hope you do not also see me during your sleep at night and in the middle of nightmares! :roll:

thebrix · Posted: Fri Oct 28, 2005 9:00 pm Post subject:

brother wrote: erolz wrote: Alasatair (thebrix) is a mac user and no doubt can explain how to extract the direct url using a mac. I will try an collar him next time I notice him online if he does not see this thread himself.

Thanks Erol :bow:

Assuming you are using Safari, it is not obvious.

1. Press Command-Alt-A; an "Activity" window opens.

2. Highlight the line corresponding to the URL of the frame and press Copy (Command-C).

3. Paste (Command-V) as appropriate.

For the Cyprus Mail site the URL of the frame is the one with the ending "id=<<number>>&cat_id=1@"

Alastair

erolz · Joined: 11 Aug 2005 Posts: 4195 Location: Kyrenia / Girne

Thanks greatly Alastair.

So no excuses now brother :)

Crash Test Dummy · Joined: 25 Sep 2005 Posts: 4911 Location: London(ish)

i had the pleasure of working on a Mac for a week and as a Personal Computer they are rubish. however for media editing they are the best.

brother · Joined: 15 Aug 2005 Posts: 8920 Location: London/Cyprus

thebrix wrote: brother wrote: erolz wrote: Alasatair (thebrix) is a mac user and no doubt can explain how to extract the direct url using a mac. I will try an collar him next time I notice him online if he does not see this thread himself.

Thanks Erol :bow:

Assuming you are using Safari, it is not obvious.

1. Press Command-Alt-A; an "Activity" window opens.

2. Highlight the line corresponding to the URL of the frame and press Copy (Command-C).

3. Paste (Command-V) as appropriate.

For the Cyprus Mail site the URL of the frame is the one with the ending "id=<<number>>&cat_id=1@"

Alastair

Thanks mate i will try on monday.