Emilios Liatsos : The promise he made to Star

In an interview with "Well" magazine, The Emilios Liatsos talked about his departure from the Star, revealing the promise he had made to the people of the channel - which he has kept.

"It 's like I've not left Star. I say it from the bottom of my heart. I had a great time there and left because I could not combine the two (SS.: the channel and the newspaper he publishes)Said the well-known journalist, emphasizing how "I spent my best journalistic life on television there and I consider it my home. There was nothing gray ".

A bit later, he added: "Leaving Star, I verbally promised that until June 2012 I would not watch TV. I was picked up by two people from channels and I made it clear that I do not want to get involved with a ticket again ", while revealing that his professional motto is "Believe in yourself, fight and work hard and you will have the result you seek "


Source : yupi.gr

The racing Seat Ibiza SC Trophy is coming

Seat will present at the Worthersee Festival in Austria several of its models wearing racing gear, namely the Seat Ibiza SC Trophy.
The racing version is based on the production model and is equipped with the familiar turbocharged engine 1,4 λτ., which yields 180 horses and 250 Nm torque. The same engine is also fitted to the Ibiza Cupra Concept, which was revealed at the Beijing Motor Show. The engine is combined with an automatic transmission 7 DSG ratios, while the braking and suspension system have been upgraded. The racing version steps on 18 inch wheels and its interior has taken the form of a genuine racing car, as a roll cage was installed. It is a good choice for new drivers who want to move into motorsport. End, the Seat Ibiza SC Trophy costs abroad approx 31.500 euro.

Source : autotriti.gr

11the Dance Festival of the Greek Choreographers Association

The 11th Dance Festival of the Greek Choreographers Association, against the darkness of the times, will light up again this year...
the beginning of summer from 19 May until 18 June 2012!

Choreographers and dancers add color to gray Athens
They create little islands of pleasure in our hectic lives

In uncertain and uncertain days, Greek choreographers and dancers persist in their art, they invite us to small escape trips from the threatening everyday life and our anxieties, they suggest we meet them in theaters and museums and promise us some beauty and optimism amid the heavy clouds of crisis.

From the 19 May until 18 June, in six theaters in Athens, 63 dance groups will present their new works, mosaics of a large mural of the quests of modern dance in Greece and proof that dance people are still dreaming, to try and create horizons for themselves and for their place.

This year's festival opens in more venues than last year, collaborates with museums and institutions, highlights the final students of professional dance schools, welcomes Greek dance groups that create outside of Greece, presents works aimed at young and older children.

The "Independent Presents" present again this year with new creations, debuting choreographers and dancers, which do not have fixed groups, while in collaboration with the Greek section of the International Dance Council CID UNESCO, the Greek choreographers organize two evenings dedicated to the final students of the Greek higher dance schools, symbolic events, to highlight education and its importance and to reward persistence in hard work and methodical preparation.

 Three dance groups create works exclusively for children and invite them for two days to "tell" them colorful fairy tales with movement, while the Benaki Museum and the Visual Arts and Music Foundation B &M Theocharakis open their doors and support the efforts of the choreographers and their union, which despite insecurity about their future and lack of resources, they don't give up on their visions.

The Association of Greek Choreographers does not interfere in the choices of choreographers, but it gives the opportunity to all those who test their inspirations in contemporary dance to meet the public, ask him to appreciate their work and give them the ticket to their next step. Choreographers offer and present their works at the festival free of charge, expecting to reward viewers and their participation in the contemporary creative landscape.

With the support of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and the cooperation of the Greek section of the International Dance Council CID UNESCO, of the Benaki Museum and the Visual Arts and Music Foundation B&M Theocharakis.

Source : culturenow.gr