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How the world sees Greece
Wednesday, June 18, 2014
Chinese putting wind in sails of Greek recovery
Greece rolls out the red carpet Thursday for Premier Li Keqiang as the cash-strapped eurozone nation looks for Chinese investment to put wind in the sails of its recovery. Li's visit comes just a month ...
Celebrating their Greek heritage: Giannis Antetokounmpo & family take in a ...
fox6now.comCelebrating their Greek heritage: Giannis Antetokounmpo & family take in a ...fox6now.comMILWAUKEE (WITI) — Some of the best NBA players only need to go by their first name — LeBron and Kobe come to mind. In Milwaukee, the Bucks and the community have Giannis. The teenager from Greece has been embraced here, and never more so ...
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Greek yogurt manufacturers turning waste into money
Greek yogurt manufacturers in the US could cut their acid whey output by a collective 1 million tons a year by converting it into value-added dairy products, according to Arla Foods Ingredients. Arla Foods Ingredients has developed a processing solution ...
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Bentley in Belgravia Shows Greece Is Good for Buyout CEO
Few financiers in London covet a job with a government-owned Greek bank. A glimpse of Pavlos Stellakis’s Bentley or his townhouse in Belgravia might have changed their minds.
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Socceroos v Holland: Australia's debt to Dutch football
Ever since immigrants from the Netherlands arrived in Australia they have shaped how the sport is played in the country
While the influence of Italian, Greek and Croatian communities on Australian football is well-known the role Dutch immigration and culture has played on the game down under is often overlooked. If you were playing word association Guus Hiddink is perhaps the first Dutch name that springs to mind given his much eulogised success in leading the Socceroos during their breakthrough 2006 World Cup campaign. Hiddink was assisted by Johan Neeskens, goalscorer in the 1974 World Cup final and certified Dutch football royalty. But the Orange influence is much deeper than any individual and spreads across all facets of the game in Australia.
Perhaps driven by the successful marriage of Hiddink and the Socceroos class of 2006, Football Federation Australia appointed the former Holland assistant coach Rob Baan as its technical director in 2006. Baan was responsible for the rolling out of small-sided games across Australia, while the various national youth teams adapted a 4-3-3 formation.
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Wi-Fi project is under way
A project announced by Prime Minister Antonis Samaras last November to improve wireless Internet access across Greece is now getting under way.
An invitation for expressions of interest in the tender was published on Tuesday so that it can be incorporated... ...
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Rock Opera of Hamlet in Astoria
NEW YORK – Opera is a powerful mix of drama and classical music, but tastes change and youth hungers for the new. In the 1970s Cliff Jones took a musical leap into rock opera with Rockabye Hamlet and reached Broadway. Last month the Ophelia Theatre Group’s reworked production soared in Astoria. With inquiries about taking […]
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