Model
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| Origin | İzmir |
|---|---|
| Record labels | Dogan Music Company |
| Albums | Levlâ'nın Hikayesi |
| Diğer Masallar | |
| Perili Sirk | |
| Sucez-moi avant l'album | |
| Cabochards | |
| No | |
| Main-Main | |
| Genres | Alternative Rock |
| Pop Rock | |
| Past member | Serkan Gürüzümcü |
| Aşkın Çolak | |
| Burak Yerebakan | |
| Fatma Turgut | |
| Okan Işık | |
| Can Temiz | |
| Kerem Sedef | |
| Members | Fatma Turgut |
| Can Temiz | |
| Okan Işık | |
| Burak Yerebakan | |
| Songs | 2011 |
| List | 2011 |
| 2016 | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1052361 |
About Model
Model was a Turkish rock band based in İzmir, Turkey.
AI could predict hurricane landfall sooner - report
... A new AI tool called GraphCast created by Google Deep Mind outperforms the European Medium Range Weather Forecasting Model - one the best in the world - on more than 90% of those factors, according to a peer-reviewed paper published by Deep Mind in the journal Science...
Tanzanian family's desperate search for missing student in Israel
... Being the eldest child, Joshua s younger brother and sisters look up to him as role Model - so it hurts that they have not spoken to him on the phone for weeks...
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... How BYD built its dreamsIt had an advantage from the start: unlike car makers who expanded to build electric Models, BYD was originally a battery company that later started making cars...
Lauren Hemp: England star celebrated in her hometown of North Walsham
... " Lauren is a good role Model - and from a small town as well, you can see that you can do anything, " says Kim...
Humza Yousaf reveals Scots citizenship and passport plan
... He added: " If Scotland has a really open, inclusive Model of citizenship that allows people to come here to work, to be part of society, to contribute, why on earth would they want to move away from Scotland? " Mr Yousaf insisted the Scottish government had spent a " fraction" of the £3 billion he said it spends every year on " mitigating the effects of Westminster austerity and the cost of living crisis"...
RTÉ: Your questions on the Irish broadcaster's payment scandal answered
... These type of accounts are often used in commercial stations, but RTÉ uses a dual-funding Model - with part of its money coming from a license fee and the rest from commercial revenue - so transparency over its use of public money has raised questions...
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...By Annabelle LiangBusiness reporterApple supplier Foxconn is ramping up efforts to recruit more workers for the world s largest iPhone factory, ahead of the launch of a new Model...
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... Realising that it was difficult to increase advertising revenue, Musk turned to a subscription based Model...
The Papers: World Cup 'hero' tributes and 'bong for Brexit'
The death of the England World Cup winner, Martin Peters , aged 76, is the main story for the and the Sunday People.
The Sunday Mirror calls him.
The Sunday Telegraph carries a photo of him holding The Trophy after The Final in 1966, in which he scored England 's second goal. It recalls that on the evening of that Wembley triumph, Kathleen.
For The Sun , he was "the perfect role Model ".
England midfielder Martin Peters , who died aged 76, scored in the 1966 World Cup Finalalleges that the parliamentary authorities have referred the former Labour minister, Geoffrey Robinson , to police over his expenses claims.
The Paper says Mr Robinson faces questions about a tax-payer funded salary which was paid to a friend for working 30 hours a week in his constituency office until she was 89.
The Mail's sources estimate that Brenda Price, who died last month aged 90, was paid about £30,000 a year. She's said to have needed round-the-clock nursing care since early last year.
According to the Mail, Mr Robinson, who stood down at the election, has declined to comment on the allegations. The BBC has attempted to contact him but he has not responded.
'Extremely mean'The Observer highlights accusations that from councils to house unaccompanied child refugees.
The Charity Safe Passage says the offers of placements have been made under a scheme which relies on central government funding.
The Home Office disputes the figures, and tells The Observer that it has a proud record of helping vulnerable children.
But the numbers of arrivals are said to be "pitifully low to nonexistent" and the Labour peer, Lord Dubs, condemns the government's approach as "extremely mean and lacking in humanitarian instincts".
A story in the Sunday Times casts doubt on the account Rebecca Long-Bailey - widely tipped as one of the favourites to succeed Jeremy Corbyn as Labour leader -
The Shadow business secretary has described Growing Up watching her father worry about losing his job at at Salford docks. The Times points out that the docks closed when Ms Long Bailey was two years old.
Her spokesperson responds by telling The Paper that, like many others in the north, she had seen first hand the devastation created by Margaret Thatcher 's "brutal economic regime".
Rebecca Long-Bailey is among the candidates vying to succeed Jeremy CorbynThe main story for the Sunday Telegraph is A Promise by the new Commons Speaker not to block any request for next month.
Sir Lindsay Hoyle tells The Paper that the bell in Parliament's Elizabeth Tower should chime on 31 January, if that's what MPs want. Big Ben has been silenced to protect construction workers' hearing during building work on The Tower .
Cry for helpThe Sunday Times says in the New Year as part of a "Brexit victory lap".
The timing of The Trip hasn't been fixed, it reports, because Downing Street is keen to avoid the Prime Minister being dragged into the impeachment debacle.
, a six-year-old girl from South London has found a cry for help from prisoners in China, written inside a box of charity Christmas cards from Tesco.
The Message says foreign nationals are being forced to work at a jail in Shanghai, and urges The Finder to contact The Journalist Peter Humphrey, who was released from The Prison in 2015.
Mr Humphrey says ex-prisoners have told him that foreign inmates are forced to pack cards and gift tags for Tesco. In a statement, The Company says it has investigated the allegation and found no evidence that its supplier had used prison labour.
, Labour MP David Lammy suggests that he'll decide over Christmas whether to run to become The Party 's first black leader.
Mr Lammy blames the election defeat on what he calls Jeremy Corbyn 's "perceived worldview, failure of competence, and mind-boggling decision to abdicate leadership" on the issue of Brexit.
He urges Labour to take on Boris Johnson by offering what he calls "civic Nationalism " - national pride based on shared values rather than ethnicity.
Display of unityFinally, it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas at the Sunday Telegraph and at, which give pride of place on their front pages to a photograph of Prince George mixing a Christmas Pudding at Buckingham Palace .
His father, grandfather, and great-grandmother are Looking On , all smiles.
The Times says it's for which The Queen will be grateful after a turbulent year for The House of Windsor.
With key royals ill, absent or banished, it adds, the little prince will play a starring role in The Queen 's Christmas Day broadcast.
Source of news: bbc.com
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