How the world sees Greece
GREEK tourism may receive a shot in the arm this year as political tensions between the U.S. and Turkey could prompt travelers from both countries to choose Greece instead. Turks have already been flocking across the Aegean to neighboring Greece on vacation in their droves. Turkish newspaper ...
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GREEK tourism may receive a shot in the arm this year as political tensions between the U.S. and Turkey could prompt travelers from both countries to choose Greece instead. Turks have already been flocking across the Aegean to neighboring Greece on vacation in their droves. Turkish newspaper ...
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ATHENS — Police fired tear gas in brief clashes with protesters, and strikes halted ferries and disrupted public transport Friday as unions stepped up protests against a new austerity bill that will limit the right to strike and speed up property foreclosures. More than 8,000 protesters joined a demonstration ...
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ATHENS — Police fired tear gas in brief clashes with protesters, and strikes halted ferries and disrupted public transport Friday as unions stepped up protests against a new austerity bill that will limit the right to strike and speed up property foreclosures. More than 8,000 protesters joined a demonstration ...
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Vatican City, Jan 12, 2018 / 02:00 pm (CNA).- On Jan. 28, Pope Francis will visit the Basilica of Saint Sophia, the Greek Catholic Ukrainian parish in Rome. While there, he will pray in front of the tomb of Bishop Stefan Czmil, who served as a missionary ...
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SKOPJE – Macedonia and GREECE have agreed to form working groups led by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs who will lead the negotiations for solving the 25-year name dispute, said the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Macedonia, Nikola Dimitrov for the Reuters agency. He expects that the first meeting of ...
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The 67bn tranche for Greece of which 19bn will act as a safety net for the postmemorandum periodA few days remain for the third evaluation ofthe Greek programme to be
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Greek luxury line Zeus+Dione announced on Friday it is cancelling its participation in a fashion show planned outside the ancient Odeon of Herodes Atticus, to avoid turning the event into a “field of barren political attack”, following press reports ...
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The GREEK Ministry of Tourism has implemented the Overnight Stay Tax as from January 1st, 2018; being its main purpose to drive revenues while reducing the national debt. The Overnight Stay Tax implies an extra fee that adds to the cost of the room which ranges from €0.50 to €4 per night depending ...
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Government’s arguments against claim rejected, paving way for ex-guerrillas to sue for alleged abuse during independence fight A high court judge has opened the way for 34 Greek Cypriots to seek damages from Britain, following claims of torture and human rights abuses at the hands of colonial forces during the island’s struggle for independence in the 1950s. Passing judgment at the Royal Courts of Justice, Mr Justice Kerr dismissed the British government’s argument that Cypriot law applied in the case, meaning the statute of limitations would kick in. Continue reading...
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[weight loss tips from the 60s]AMC You may roll your eyes when your mom — or even your grandmother — tries to give you advice. Their tips just seem so outdated and irrelevant. But there's one area in which their tips may be valid: diet and exercise. Don't get me wrong: The '50s, '60s, and '70s had some major flaws and fads when it came to weight loss (the Cabbage Soup diet was as gross and ineffective as it sounds). But there are some tips from these decades that have proven to be effective and, best of all, doable. Here are some old-school weight loss tips that have stood the test of time. 1. WORK OUT WITH A GROUP. RetroFever/YouTube Long before there were Miami club-inspired dance classes or sweat to death spin classes, there was Jazzercise. And before that, there was hula hooping. The one thing these fitness fads have in common (aside from being fun): They're done in a group. According to NBC News, working out in a group keeps you committed and helps you achieve your goal. "Workouts with others improve consistency because they involve a commitment," Dian Griesel, co-author of TurboCharged, told NBC News. "'No shows' and cancellations get noticed by others and positive peer pressure can help curtail the urges to skip a workout … or quit." Additionally, studies have shown that working out with others pushes you to work harder and, thus, meet your goals sooner. If the thought of going to a fitness class intimidates you, start small. Make a morning gym date with your friend or go for daily walks with your significant other. 2. STOCK YOUR FRIDGE WITH COTTAGE CHEESE. Wikimedia Commons Greek yogurt may rule the dairy aisle, but there is another item lurking on the shelves that may be more beneficial: cottage cheese. According to NPR, cottage cheese hit the market in the 1950s and was a popular purchase until the mid-1970s, particularly among people trying to shed a few pounds. And for good reasons: It's low in calories and fat, high in protein, and very versatile. (Spread some on a bagel and sprinkle on some Trader Joe's Everything But the Bagel seasoning. It'll change your life.) Need proof? The United States Department of Agriculture notes that one serving of cottage cheese contained, on average, 90 calories, 1 gram of fat, and 13 grams of protein. Perhaps it's time to put cottage cheese back on your grocery list. 3. LIMIT YOUR SUGAR INTAKE. Angela Kerndl/SpoonUniversity The 1960s saw the rise of artificial sweeteners, which provided the same taste at sugar but for fewer calories. Since their introduction to the market, however, artificial sweeteners have been linked to weight gain and even cancer. Though the product may be problematic, the idea of reducing your sugar intake is not. Prevention reports that there are many benefits to cutting back on sugar, including an increase in weight loss and energy. SEE THE REST OF THE STORY AT BUSINESS INSIDER
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Extreme phenomena to last until Monday
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The group ‘Anonymous Greece’ has hacked the official website of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and brought it down for more than 12 hours. furthermore, they hacked also other Turkish official websites and uploaded pictures mocking the Turkish President. It was apparently a gesture by Anonymous Greece to display power towards a Turkish group of … The post ‘Anonymous Greece’ hack Erdogan’s website, mocking the Turkish President appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
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The announcement and call come on the heels of a decidedly brutal year for GREEK life, in which a string of fraternity-related deaths sparked national outrage, caused a slate of colleges and universities to suspend all GREEK activity and fueled a conversation about the future of such organizations, even as ...
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A search and rescue exercise involving Cypriot and GREEK forces took place early on Friday morning. Titled Salamis 01/18, it concerned a nautical accident in the open sea where a helicopter from Cyprus' national guard and the GREEK Limnos frigate, which docked in Limassol port were used.
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Greek yoghurt–also known as strained yoghurt– differs from the regular sweet yoghurt in the method of preparation. For the greek yoghurt, the yoghurt is strained thoroughly to remove liquid whey and lactose, leaving behind a yoghurt is a thicker texture.
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GREECE and FYROM have agreed to form working groups led by foreign ministers to hold talks on a solution to the 25-year dispute over the name of the ex-Yugoslav republic, according to FYROM Foreign Minister Nikola Dimitrov. Success in resolving the issue would open FYROM's path towards NATO ...
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As heads of state and government of Cyprus, France, GREECE, Italy, Malta, Portugal and Spain, or so-called “Club Med,' convened in Rome on January 10 for the fourth Summit of the Southern European Union countries, Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades reportedly discussed energy issues with ...
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As heads of state and government of Cyprus, France, GREECE, Italy, Malta, Portugal and Spain, or so-called “Club Med,' convened in Rome on January 10 for the fourth Summit of the Southern European Union countries, Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades reportedly discussed energy issues with ...
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In Bulgaria, Cyprus and GREECE, a total of 17 houses were searched. Three individuals were arrested in Cyrus, and one person in Bulgaria. Europol seized 84 servers and 70 satellite receivers in Bulgaria, along with other devices and accounting documents, which will likely serve as evidence. The crime ...
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In Bulgaria, Cyprus and GREECE, a total of 17 houses were searched. Three individuals were arrested in Cyrus, and one person in Bulgaria. Europol seized 84 servers and 70 satellite receivers in Bulgaria, along with other devices and accounting documents, which will likely serve as evidence. The crime ...
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The GREEK population in Australia may be booming after many GREEKS relocated Down Under due to the recession, but GREEK names for newborn babies are in decline. According to data released by the Victorian registry of births, deaths and marriages for 2017, Anglo-Saxon names are the most popular ...
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WASHINGTON, DC – The American Hellenic Institute (AHI); the American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association (Order of AHEPA), the leading membership-based grassroots service association for American citizens […] The post AHEPA, AHI, and Jewish Organizations Visit Greece, Cyprus, and Israel appeared first on The National Herald.
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Greece's Environment Ministry has appealed a court decision annulling a 1.7-million-euro ($2.06 million) fine it had slapped on mining firm Eldorado Gold. In a statement Friday, the ministry said the Athens court ruling did not dispute the findings of an ...
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[Arctic animals]Shutterstock * THE ARCTIC — THE NORTHERNMOST PART OF THE EARTH — COVERS MILLIONS OF MILES OF FROZEN LANDSCAPE. * SUB-ZERO TEMPERATURES ARE OFTEN THE NORM. * DESPITE ITS HARSH CONDITIONS, THE ARCTIC IS HOME TO SOME AMAZINGLY RESILIENT BEARS, CATS, WOLVES, WEASELS, AND OTHER LAND MAMMALS. * EVEN MARINE LIFE SUCH AS BEARDED SEALS AND NARWHALS HAVE ADAPTED TO THE OFTEN INHOSPITABLE CONDITIONS. * THE BIRDS OF THIS NORTHERN LAND CAN PULL OFF AMAZINGLY LONG YEARLY MIGRATIONS JUST TO SURVIVE. ------------------------- Imagine a land where the sun only rises and sets only once a year. A night stretches on for six months. Temperatures rarely rise above the sub-zero range, and trees can’t even grow in the inhospitable terrain. This land is the Arctic, and it is home to some of the world’s toughest, strangest, and most beautiful animals. Often defined as the region above the Arctic Circle, the Arctic is the northernmost area of the world, according to the National Snow and Ice Data Center. A frozen landscape around the North Pole, the Arctic region covers about 5.5 million square miles, as noted by Arctic World. During the winter months, the average daily temperature in the Arctic region may hover around -20°C. In fact, temps as low as -50°C are not unheard of in the coldest parts of the Arctic, according to Canada’s Arctic. Despite these inhospitable conditions, however, plenty of animals manage to survive and thrive in this remote part of the earth. From tiny migratory birds to the giant polar bear, the variety of animal life in the Arctic is remarkable. And to live in such harsh conditions, these creatures have developed some unique and striking adaptations for survival. Read on to learn about some of the most tenacious animals on the planet. SNOWY OWLS Shutterstock Most owl species are active at night, but snowy owls often hunt in the daytime, according to the Defenders of Wildlife organization. This makes them diurnal, or animals that are active during the day. A capable predator, the snowy owls' diet mainly consists of lemmings — a lot of lemmings. In fact, a family of snowy owls can eat up to 1,500 lemmings before the fledglings fly off, as explained by World of Owls. These birds are fast and tough. Snowy owls can fly fast enough to knock over a grown human, as noted by National Geographic. POLAR BEARS Reuters/Mathieu Belanger Polar bears and the Arctic region go together perfectly. In fact, the word arctic is derived from the ancient Greek word for bear, _arktos_, according to Polar Bears International. This is why you’ll only find polar bears in the Arctic region, but not the Antarctic (which translates to "opposite of the bear"). Their sense of smell is super impressive. A polar bear can smell a seal underneath water and snow from nearly a half mile away, according to the World Wildlife Fund For Nature. Even if the seal is beneath three feet of snow, the bear can still sniff out its presence. BEARDED SEALS Shutterstock Bearded seals smash their heads through thin ice to create breathing holes, as noted by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. These seals can sing. Well, sort of; male bearded seals perform underwater vocalizations in order to attract females during mating season, according to Wildscreen Arkive. If this bearded seal call YouTube video from Christianne White is any indication, the sound is eerie and hauntingly beautiful. SEE THE REST OF THE STORY AT BUSINESS INSIDER
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[Mars]NASA via AP * NASA SCIENTISTS DISCOVERED EIGHT INSTANCES OF ICE EXPOSED ON THE MARTIAN SURFACE. * WHILE SCIENTISTS HAVE LONG KNOWN ABOUT THE RED PLANET'S SUB-SURFACE ICE SHEETS, THIS IS THE FIRST TIME ICE HAS BEEN SEEN EXPOSED AND EASILY ACCESSIBLE. * THE ICE COULD BE A "GAME-CHANGER" FOR HUMAN EXPLORATION AND EVENTUAL SETTLEMENT ON THE RED PLANET. ------------------------- There may be a major source of easily accessible drinkable water on Mars, according to a new study in the journal _Science_. Using images from NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, which has been orbiting the planet since 2006, scientists working with the space agency discovered ice sheets that are relatively pure and partially exposed on the Martian surface. Scientists have long known about the existence of subsurface ice on the red planet and about major ice deposits on its frigid poles. But they hadn't seen exposed ice on other parts of the planet's surface before. The newly discovered ice deposits are thick sheets just under the Martian surface, and parts of the sheets are exposed in eight sites on steep slopes up to 100 meters tall. Shane Byrne, a planetary scientist at the University of Arizona and one of the study's authors, told Reuters the discovery a potential "game-changer" for human exploration of Mars. [Mars ice]NASA/JPL-Caltech/UA/USGS/Handout "Here we have what we think is almost pure water ice buried just below the surface. You don’t see a high-tech solution," Byrne said. "You can go out with a bucket and shovel and just collect as much water as you need." The scientists believe the ice is consolidated snow that was deposited relatively recently in geologic terms. The exposed portions of ice are located at mid-latitudes, where the temperatures are a bit balmier for humans and robots to operate. Other ice that exists at these latitudes is covered by layers of Martian dust, or regolith. Those layers of loose rock make the sub-surface ice extremely difficult to access, Colin Dundas, the study's leader and a geologist with the US Geological Survey’s Astrogeology Science Center, told Reuters. "Previous ideas for extracting human-usable water from Mars were to pull it from the very dry atmosphere or to break down water-containing rocks," Byrne said. But because these newly discovered ice deposits are so much more accessible, they could aid the foundation of a permanent Mars base — or at least, could support future missions to study the planet. Your move, Elon Musk. NOW WATCH: How the ancient Greeks proved Earth was round over 2,000 years ago
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[Mars]NASA via AP * NASA SCIENTISTS DISCOVERED EIGHT INSTANCES OF ICE EXPOSED ON THE MARTIAN SURFACE. * WHILE SCIENTISTS HAVE LONG KNOWN ABOUT THE RED PLANET'S SUB-SURFACE ICE SHEETS, THIS IS THE FIRST TIME ICE HAS BEEN SEEN EXPOSED AND EASILY ACCESSIBLE. * THE ICE COULD BE A "GAME-CHANGER" FOR HUMAN EXPLORATION AND EVENTUAL SETTLEMENT ON THE RED PLANET. ------------------------- There may be a major source of easily accessible drinkable water on Mars, according to a new study in the journal _Science_. Using images from NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, which has been orbiting the planet since 2006, scientists working with the space agency discovered ice sheets that are relatively pure and partially exposed on the Martian surface. Scientists have long known about the existence of subsurface ice on the red planet and about major ice deposits on its frigid poles. But they hadn't seen exposed ice on other parts of the planet's surface before. The newly discovered ice deposits are thick sheets just under the Martian surface, and parts of the sheets are exposed in eight sites on steep slopes up to 100 meters tall. Shane Byrne, a planetary scientist at the University of Arizona and one of the study's authors, told Reuters the discovery a potential "game-changer" for human exploration of Mars. [Mars ice]NASA/JPL-Caltech/UA/USGS/Handout "Here we have what we think is almost pure water ice buried just below the surface. You don’t see a high-tech solution," Byrne said. "You can go out with a bucket and shovel and just collect as much water as you need." The scientists believe the ice is consolidated snow that was deposited relatively recently in geologic terms. The exposed portions of ice are located at mid-latitudes, where the temperatures are a bit balmier for humans and robots to operate. Other ice that exists at these latitudes is covered by layers of Martian dust, or regolith. Those layers of loose rock make the sub-surface ice extremely difficult to access, Colin Dundas, the study's leader and a geologist with the US Geological Survey’s Astrogeology Science Center, told Reuters. "Previous ideas for extracting human-usable water from Mars were to pull it from the very dry atmosphere or to break down water-containing rocks," Byrne said. But because these newly discovered ice deposits are so much more accessible, they could aid the foundation of a permanent Mars base — or at least, could support future missions to study the planet. Your move, Elon Musk. NOW WATCH: How the ancient Greeks proved Earth was round over 2,000 years ago
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Nearly 10% quit in past 5 years!
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Nearly 10% quit in past 5 years!
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Greek authorities are seeking the safest option for the transport and storage of 410 tons of explosives seized from vessel “Andromeda”, described as a “moving time bomb.” In Irakleio, Crete, where the vessel has been impounded, locals are concerned about the presence of some many explosives and thus outside a military camp. While a development … The post Greek authorities seek safe transport for 410 tons of explosive seized from “Andromeda” in Crete appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
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… , they attended a fundraiser for Greek-American Nassau County District Attorney Madeline … York Greek Division since 2014, and many other members of the Greek-American … January 2015, becoming the first Greek-American and the second woman to …
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… Internet, which is headed by Greek citizens on the territory of … equipped premises hired by a Greek citizen residing in Bulgaria. The … they were also installed by Greek citizens. The evidence gathered shows …
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January 12, 2018 Athens—Thousands of Greek protesters marched in central Athens on Friday against new reforms, including restrictions on the right to strike, that Parliament is set to approve next week in return for bailout funds. In the first major ...
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Free Movement Skateboarding is a charity in Athens, Greece created to teach young refugees how to ride skateboards by bringing a mobile skatepark to them.
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Greek authorities say they have impounded a Tanzanian-flagged freighter and arrested its crew, including five Indians, for allegedly carrying explosives to Libya in breach of an international ban. Associated Press. Updated:January 12, 2018, 9:17 PM IST. facebook · Twitter · google skype whatsapp.
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SKOPJE (Reuters) - Macedonia and Greece have agreed to form working groups led by foreign ministers to hold talks on a solution to the 25-year dispute over the name of the ex-Yugoslav Republic, Foreign Minister Nikola Dimitrov told Reuters on Friday.
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An incredible, eerie cloud formation looming over Crete this week had local people imagining aliens had arrived. Photographer Yiannis Gkikas captured the rare sight on Thursday with his camera over Rethymno; his striking pictures were posted on the Meteokrites Weather website by Eirini Kalatzaki.
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Mr Tsipras described 2018 as a 'a year of vindication' for Greece, he said: “2018 is a milestone year ... a year full of challenges that in order to be met require hard work so that this can also be a year of vindication for the sacrifices of the GREEK people.” But commentators remain sceptical about GREEK'S ...
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ATHENS – “Greeks around the world, the Greek soul is what makes the borders of our country extend far beyond its geographic frontiers. Greece is everywhere […] The post Greek President Receives Cosmonaut Yurchikhin-Grammatikopoulos appeared first on The National Herald.
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The next Greek bailout tranche, worth 6 to 7 billion euros, is expected to be disbursed in late January, provided that 55 agreed-upon measures are undertaken by the Greek government by that time. A Eurogroup source told the Athens – Macedonian News ...
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At least four people were detained while on way to escape a post-coup crackdown in Turkey to GREECE, state-run Anadolu news agency reported Friday. Police and gendarmerie officials caught a group of people near Çetibeli neighborhood in Marmaris, a resort town in Turkey's western shores.
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Greek authorities have reportedly seized a ship carrying potentially explosive materials from Mersin in Turkey to Misrata in Libya. The Hellenic Coast Guard Headquarters confirmed to the Libya Herald that last Saturday a Greek lifeguard boat detected the Andromeda ship sailing off the sea of Agios ...
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Supervisor Bill Reilich (R) says after learning of the accusations against Rick Antelli, the town contacted an employment attorney who investigated the complaints. Reilich says the attorney's findings backed up the claims. According to court records, one woman claimed Antelli tried to persuade her into a ...
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The amount of the next tranche of loans to GREECE after the completion of the third bailout review will be between 6-7 billion euros, a eurozone source told Athens-Macedonian agency on Friday. The same source said that the decision to release the tranche should be made at the eurogroup meeting on ...
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Ferry services in GREECE were halted for 24 hours on Jan. 12 as unions stepped up protests against a new austerity bill that will limit the right to strike and speed up property foreclosures. More than 8,000 protesters joined a demonstration in central Athens as strikes disrupted public transport in the capital ...
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“Greeks around the world, the Greek soul is what makes the borders of our country extend far beyond its geographic frontiers. Greece is everywhere in the world and now with you Greece is also in space,” stated President Prokopis Pavlopoulos on Friday ...
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Former porn star Jenna Jameson expressed her anger towards vandals who defaced a Holocaust memorial in Greece. On Wednesday, Jameson took to Twitter to share her thoughts on the incident by retweeing Avi Mayer, a spokesman for the Jewish Agency, who posted ...
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Jeroen Dijsselbloem, who on Friday steps down as eurogroup chief, has said he never backed the idea of a GREEK exit from the euro. ... The former Dutch finance minister said that despite widespread talk about Berlin's role in pushing a temporary GREEK exit from the euro area, it was mainly countries of ...
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Christina O'Donnell, General Manager of The Simple GREEK, joined us in The Rhode Show kitchen to show us how to make their GREEK Rice Pudding. Ingredients: 1 Gallon Whole Milk; 3 oz Butter; 3x Cinnamon Stick; 1 1/2 cup Medium Grain Rice; 2 cup Sugar; 1/4 tsp Sea Salt; 1.75 oz Corn Starch ...
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My wife recently posted on Facebook a small but telling experience that astonished her. She said she was thinking simultaneously about her elderly parents and their needs, major political developments in Maine she's involved in, the demands of her new job working with local schools, a recent phone ...
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