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Timelines of Art History
JohnWaterman
by JohnWaterman  Yesterday 6:00 PM    2
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"Zorba the Israeli"
syncopath
by syncopath  Yesterday 9:04 AM    1
 His most famous book, "Zorba the Greek," was published in 1946. Its appearance in English in the United States, in 1954, made its author a runaway success that exposed him to the rest of the world. Zorbas became an adored figure in Western culture, and his prescription for life, passions and animal instincts were idealized. He came to represent all of Greek culture. Kazantzakis wrote many books. "The Last Temptation of Christ" roused a storm of controversy when it appeared. (the film version of the book was released, directed by Martin Scorsese with a soundtrack composed by Peter Gabriel.) "It's the combination of the landscape and the people," Melzer a former philosophy professor says "Greeks have an endless ability to be happy, and we Israelis can only learn from them."
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Hyped up drug studies
kelvin273
by kelvin273  7-7-2008   
 If you read the full article, some of the methods they use to make drugs look good are shocking. For example, if a drug doesn't reduce deaths from strokes, but does reduce the incidence of disability in survivors, they add the two numbers together in one column and claim that the drug reduces "death and disability" (meaning "death + disability," but people assume it means that the likelihood of death is reduced, too).
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nuclear Eurobarometer
deb2012
by deb2012  7-7-2008    1
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Rope Climbing
Spiritualmonkey
by Spiritualmonkey  7-6-2008   
 Lo-tek monkey say BOO-YAA! WANT!
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Island Paradise
abailart
by abailart  7-6-2008    4
 see you there.
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Green tea protects against heart disease: study
A53GG4
by A53GG4  7-3-2008   
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Green Tea Protects You !!!
dme3ha
by dme3ha  7-3-2008   
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Greek Bibliography of the 19th century
efi01
by efi01  7-2-2008    1
 "The retrospective Greek national bibliography of the 19th century is a collective work, as is every ambitious bibliography project, based on the long preparatory work undertaken by distinguished scholars and obscure bibliographers. Its foundations were lain by the three-volume Greek Bibliography 1800-1863, by Dimitrios Ghinis and Valerios Mexas (Athens, Academy of Athens, 1939-1957), in combination with successive series of addenda over the same period, which were introduced by C. Th. Dimaras from the pages of the journal Eranistis (a periodical publication of the Society for the Study of the Greek Enlightenment). The work was later taken up mainly by the Tetradia Ergasias of the Institute for Neohellenic Research of the National Hellenic Research Foundation."
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Kos Thermes
caslava
by caslava  7-1-2008   
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Parched Cyprus awaits water ships
tabsey
by tabsey  6-30-2008   
 Water shortages right through southern Europe.
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Coloring book around the world
Mere Yom
by Mere Yom  6-29-2008   
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The people who live in one country are probably having sex right this very minute
Kelika
by Kelika  6-29-2008    1
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Mysterynet.com: Mystery Time Line
revenantdm
by revenantdm  6-29-2008   
 I was doing a search on a topic that had the keyword book in it and mysterynet.com came up... I decided to take a look and this is a great site for online mysteries and I have a tendency to look at classic fiction and especially timelines of fictional occurrences.
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Eurail Pass
TravelJun
by TravelJun  6-29-2008   
 This page has detailed information about Eurail and the Eurail Global Pass. The page describes how this pass works and you can also book trips online. Great prices too!
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Eurial Information and Deals
TravelJun
by TravelJun  6-29-2008   
 Give this a page a look if you are interested in Eurail or the Eurail Select Pass. Great info and a variety of options and deals as well.
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Pauline Year
Efrain Alvarado
by Efrain Alvarado  6-28-2008   
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The Mythic History of the Werewolf
revenantdm
by revenantdm  6-28-2008   
 As usual I tend to gravitate my clipping towards the strange, unusual, or just highly weird. The Graeco-Roman myths have always been a favorite of mine but there were some facts here I did not even know of. The ways of becoming a werewolf, yes... but that at least TWO of the most important gods of the ancient Greeks were worshiped as Wolf-Gods was new to me.
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The World's Most Corrupt Countries
missjackson
by missjackson  6-28-2008   
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10 (More) Stunning Bridges From Around The World
NS-Clips
by NS-Clips  6-28-2008   
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US withdraws nuclear bombs from Britain
masbury
by masbury  6-27-2008    4
 Apparently, under orders of GWB. Well, way to go, GWB.
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More Rain
zippunkygirl
by zippunkygirl  6-27-2008   
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What Have We Learned From History?
gingembre
by gingembre  6-27-2008   
 Apparently not enough! :D
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FORTRESS EUROPE- no more Iraqi Refugees
boozich
by boozich  6-24-2008   
 Stockholm, where 18,600 applications for asylum were submitted in 2007 alone, is gradually closing its doors now that Sweden's highest court has ruled that there is no longer an armed conflict in Iraq. Asylum-seekers must now provide detailed proof of persecution, a practically impossible task for many Iraqis. Despite the millions in assistance it receives from Brussels, Athens feels overburdened by the system. After personally inspecting the country's facilities for refugees, European Parliament MEP Kreissl-Dörfler alleged that the Greeks shove thousands of asylum-seekers "into inhumane deportation camps that one can only enter in rubber boots."
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Date set for Odysseus' return from Trojan War
invictus
by invictus  6-23-2008    2
 Although I read this story with caution and I still remain very sceptical about the astronomical references and interpretations, I'm posting it here for those who may be interested.
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Meteora, Greecel
travellinardie
by travellinardie  6-21-2008   
 Nice view.
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Israel Preparing For Strike Against Iran?
RiotRanger
by RiotRanger  6-21-2008   
 A short report from the Debka File on recent aerial exercises on the coast of Greece by Israel's air force.
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US Says Exercise by Israel Seemed Directed at Iran
papananook
by papananook  6-20-2008   
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US: Iran attack 'rehearsal' in Israeli military exercise
tabsey
by tabsey  6-20-2008   
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U.S. Says Exercise by Israel Seemed Directed at Iran
philos
by philos  6-20-2008   
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Mycenae
navypr
by navypr  6-19-2008   
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Visit Tyrnavos, Greece, and celebrate the old John Thomas
enbar
by enbar  6-16-2008   
 The annual Lenten "phallus festival" -- supposedly a pagan (Dionysian) survival.
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12 Monuments Dedicated to Amazing Women
hitchhiker08
by hitchhiker08  6-16-2008    1
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Pics2008
alromeb
by alromeb  6-14-2008   
 I doubt any of those birds know zilch about football ;)
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The 10 Most Worthless College Majors
bioplasmik
by bioplasmik  6-13-2008   
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czech
seantg
by seantg  6-10-2008   
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Dozens of Dead Penguins...
gingembre
by gingembre  6-9-2008    2
 Humans! :(
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Powerful Earthquake Hits Greece
abailart
by abailart  6-9-2008    2
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Must See Landmarks of Europe
nhorn
by nhorn  6-8-2008    2
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D-Day
Socratoad
by Socratoad  6-6-2008    4
 June 6th 1944 - Sixty eight years ago today Allied land forces that saw combat in Normandy on D-Day itself came from Canada, the United Kingdom and the United States of America. Substantial Free French and Polish forces also participated in the battle after the assault phase, and there were also contingents from Belgium, Czechoslovakia, Greece, the Netherlands, and Norway. Other Allied nations participated in the naval and air forces. - sixty eight years ago today.
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