{:en} Aries Retrogrades: Mercury Retrograde will take place in your 1st House. Mercury, which will start retrograde on April 2, will first travel in Aries and then move into Pisces on April 14 and continue to affect you in your 12th House. Mercury retrograde contains very important agendas for you, being in your rising sign will affect all areas of your life in terms of communication, speech, and expression. There may be some health-related problems during this period, there may be some pain in the hands, and arms, and your old ailment may relapse, I recommend you pay extra attention to issues related to breathing and lungs during this period....

{:en} Hello Everyone, My first "Hello" to all of you is from Georgia's magical and fairy-tale autumn atmosphere, where nature embraces, winks, and smiles at you, offering little surprises around every corner. Our lives here are made colorful with the red and blue cardinal birds, squirrels that constantly carry and bury something into the ground,. Chipmunks that chase each other, deer, possums, hawks, herds of geese, are like the next-door neighbor that you meet and greet every day. After living in one of the most crowded metropolises in the world for many years, Istanbul, life's twists and turns, brought me to Georgia. What seemed to be a small joke...

{:en} Hello everyone! On October 17, 2024, there will be a Full Moon at 4 degrees Aries according to Sidereal Zodiac Hipparcos Ayanamsa. Those who have planets at 3-4 and 5 degrees according to Sidereal Zodiac Hipparcos Ayanamsa in their birth charts will be most affected by this full moon (especially those in Aries). The most remarkable aspect of the new moon is the Mercury Libra - Saturn Aquarius trine. This aspect can have significant effects on communication, mindset, and discipline. This period can bring depth and seriousness to our mental processes and increase our ability to structure and analyze our thoughts. Mercury's analytical and quick-thinking ability, combined...

{:en} Shoes, everywhere— For the small and the large, For summer suns and winter winds, Boots that rise, boots that fall, Sandals of rubber, slippers of leather. For millions of souls, For every pair of feet, Walking or still—it makes no difference. If shoes exist for everyone, Then so do paths, Countless roads waiting. Once, I had so few shoes, So few places to go— Yet I wandered far, I was young. Now, my closet is full, Destinations are endless, Yet I don’t move. The tags still dangle From my dancing shoes. If you are alive—travel. If your feet still stir—dance. Even in your living room, Let them wear thin. For we are human. We live. We love. We walk. So rise— Dance. And always, Always— Keep walking. Beril Yabar {:}{:tr} Her yerde ayakkabılar, Küçük ve büyük ayaklar için ,  Yazlık ve kışlık çeşitleri...

{:en} Melda Sherman: Hello, can you tell us a little about yourself? What is your name?     Sitki Gulergun: I was known as the “artist" in my town since I was a little boy. I left Turkey to study Art in Oxford, England, when I was 17 years old for 4 years. I then continued my studies by completing 3 Masters programs in London at St Martins School of Design. Please refer to the articles for more information & details. My name is Sitki Gulergun. Melda Sherman: Where are you from? Sitki Gulergun: I am originally from Mersin, a city in southern Turkey.  I grew up surrounded by my family's lemon...

{:en} SIBO (Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth) is a condition that develops due to the abnormal proliferation of bacteria normally found in the small intestine. This condition can negatively affect digestive system health and manifest itself with various symptoms. SIBO can cause digestive problems such as bloating, gas, abdominal pain, diarrhea, or constipation and can cause more complex health problems if left untreated. Causes of SIBO Various biological and environmental factors can cause the development of SIBO. These factors generally upset the bacterial balance in the small intestine. Use of proton pump inhibitors (PPIs)PPIs can make patients prone to bacterial overgrowth by reducing stomach acid Intestinal Movement Disorders:Impaired peristaltic movements in the...

{:en} ARTTMODERNMIAMI NEWS: Welcome, Ms Merve. Can you tell us a little about yourself? Who is Merve Akbas?Merve AKBAS: Hello, I am the happiest person in the world. At least every day when I wake up I remind this to myself. Merve is a woman who follows her dreams and never give up in her life. I am the person who fined new goals and try to challenge myself to achieve it one by one. One of those goals was to move London and improve myself as much as I can; lately I am working on this.ARTTMODERNMIAMI NEWS: This is great! Where are you from? Where do...

{:en} Melda Sherman: Hello, can you tell us a little about yourself? What is your name? Berna Yeltekin: Hello, thank you for this interview. My name is Berna Yeltekin. I was born in Istanbul and grew up in a family where Turkish and American cultures blended. My family had lived in America for about ten years before I was born, but they decided to return due to homesickness and being away from loved ones. At home, we spoke Turkish, but English words sometimes slipped into our daily conversations. In a way, I grew up in a culturally "Americanized" atmosphere. As a child, I always felt the freedoms and comforts...