Problems connecting to Fdesouche.com? Christmas Gifts
Addendum: Tips pending the total propagation of the new IP to DNS servers:
- Just add this line in the Hosts file in Windows (new line immediately after 127.0.0.0 localhost) :
88.80.5.78 www.fdesouche.com
The Hosts file is located here:
C: \\ Windows \\ System32 \\ drivers \\ etc \\ hosts
(open the file with Notepad (Notepad))
- Another solution: Try this url: http://ww.fdesouche.com/
- or connect via a proxy, type Anonymouse.org
Example :
For SDS: http://anonymouse.org/cgi-bin/anon-www.cgi/http://fdesouche.com/
For Fortune http://anonymouse.org/cgi- bin / anon-www.cgi / http: / / fortune.fdesouche.com /
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Fdesouche.com is operational again since Christmas. However, some readers still seem unable to connect.
Can you explain here the nature of the problems you encounter and we specify the name of your ISP (Free, Orange, SFR, Bouygues, numeric, etc.).? Have you tried connecting through a proxy, example Anonymouse? Thank you.
Thursday, December 30, 2010
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controversy surrounding a nude Aphrodite on Cyprus passports
The Dispatch
The image of a naked Aphrodite, on the new biometric passports raises concerns of Cypriot diplomats fear that it may generate reactions in some Muslim countries.
The newspaper Phileleftheros, diplomats were offended by not having been consulted in advance by the Ministry of Interior on the use of the holographic image of the naked goddess.
Aphrodite, usually appearing quite naked, is considered a symbol of Cyprus, the Mediterranean island where, according to mythology, she was born. The image used in the passports is that of a statue of the goddess in the nude, on display at the Museum of Nicosia.
The newspaper Phileleftheros, diplomats were offended by not having been consulted in advance by the Ministry of Interior on the use of the holographic image of the naked goddess.
Aphrodite, usually appearing quite naked, is considered a symbol of Cyprus, the Mediterranean island where, according to mythology, she was born. The image used in the passports is that of a statue of the goddess in the nude, on display at the Museum of Nicosia.
The Dispatch
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