The new Harley models for the 2013

Thanasis Houdras writes for newsbeast.gr

His HDs were presented 2013, which include models celebrating the 110 years of the company, a revamped Dyna Street Bob, two new versions of the Sportster 1200 Custom, the Hard Candy Custom and Custom Vehicle Operations models, which includes the only truly new model of the century-old company, το CVO Breakout.

The Breakout is a CVO model which means it will be produced in limited numbers, while according to its rarity, its price will be high.

It is based on the Softail frame, meaning it has rear suspension- and wear the v engine 110 cubic. Inches or according to ours, of 1.802,6 cubic centimeters with an aesthetic garnish that obeys the 'hot rod' style. That means turbine wheels, several kilos of chrome and metallic pearl in the paint.

Technical details of Breakout
-Motor: Screamin’ Eagle®, 1.803cc with 2EEK with electronic injection (Electronic Sequential Port Fuel Injection ESPFI), electronic throttle and 6-speed gearbox, limited slip clutch
-Three colors: Black Diamond – Molten Silver – Crushed Slate, Hard Candy Gold Dust and Liquid Sun with Pagan Gold graphics, Crimson Red Sunglo and Lace with Hammered Sterling graphics
-Wheels, discs and drive gear that mimic the aesthetics of a jet turbine
-Front and rear fender cut to minimum allowable wheel coverage
-According to 2,5 cm larger gap between the fork bottles.
-130mm front tire.
-Reservoir 18,5 liter, with integrated Low-Profile Console instrument panel
-Leather saddle for rider and passenger
-The 2013 CVO Breakout has a suggested closing price in the US 21.300 euros and will be built in 1.900 pieces.

Source : newsbeast.gr

The play Oedipus the Tyrant at the Ancient Theater of Philippi

The show "Oedipus the Tyrant" directed by Tsezaris Grouzinis continues its extremely successful tour. As part of its summer tour, the show will be presented on 24 and 25 August in the Ancient Theater of Philippi.

The artivities company and the VOLOU REGION, in the framework of the ATHENS FESTIVAL they present his summer 2012 to the audience of Epidaurus, of Herodion and the largest cities of the region of Greece, the tragedy of Sophocles OEDIPUS TYRANTUS, directed by Cesaris Grouzinis, with Konstantinos Markoulakis and Emilios Chiilakis in the leading roles.

Cesaris Grouzinis, the Lithuanian director known to the Greek theater audience, tackles the emblematic tragedy with the translation of Minos Volanakis as his weapons, the group way of storytelling and actors trained in the ancient Attic speech.  

Kenny McLellan on sets and costumes, Dimitris Theocharis in the music composition and Nikos Vlasopoulos in the lighting, will be his valuable collaborators to highlight the tragedy of the man who receives the harshest blows of the Divine Judgment for an insult he unknowingly committed.

A terrible pestilence afflicts Thebes. The oracle states that the city will only be saved if the murderer of the previous king Laius is punished. Oedipus, who reigns now, he asks to find the one who killed Laius. The seer of Tiresias accuses Oedipus of being the city's miasma. Oedipus is enraged and suspects a conspiracy against him. In the course of the search for the killer, the truth is gradually revealed, the hero discovers who he really is. Son and murderer of King Laius but also husband of Jocasti's mother. After the tragic and inevitable fate is revealed, Jocasta is hanged. Oedipus blinds himself.

In the last words of the dance Sophocles writes: "...For that which dies wait for its narrow day, before you bless it…” This evocative story, which matured her for thousands of years, it reveals how ephemeral human prosperity and glory are. How fragile is our hope for an eternal and stable sense of security and peace.

However, the intention of Cesaris Grouzinis in putting on this show, it is not didactic (though wise) proclamation of the need to obey one's destiny.

Especially now, especially here, he is attracted by the opportunity to speak about the inalienable right and the opportunity for man to remain proud even in the most disastrous situation and accept any curse with dignity.

In other words, to give honor to a man, who bows to his terrible fate, without being humiliated.

Actors play: Emilios Cheilakis, Konstantinos Markoulakis, Christos Sapountzis, Kostas Koroneios, Alberto Feis, Kostas Seiradakis, Yannis Tsemberlides, Panagiotis Exarcheas, Onik Ketsoyan, George Papandreou, Jeff Maarawi.

PROGRAM OF PERFORMANCES
 Date.            Location Tickets Presale Time
24/8  Ancient Theater of Philippi €14 – 17€ 14 € 21:00
25/8  Ancient Theater of Philippi €14 – 17€ 14 € 21:00
26/8  Outdoor Municipal Theater of Xanthi €14 – 17€ 14 € 21:00
27/8  Egnatia Open Air Theatre (Alex/polis)     14€ – 17€ 14 € 21:00
28/8  Dasous Theater of Thessaloniki €14 – 17€ 14 € 21:00
29/8  Dasous Theater of Thessaloniki €14 – 17€ 14 € 21:00
31/8  Ancient Theater of Messina €14 – 17€ 14 € 21:00
6/9    Herod Atticus Conservatory €14 – 17€ 21:00
7/9    Herod Atticus Conservatory €30 – 15€ 21:00
8/9    Old Eleirgeio Theater of Elefsina €14 – 17€ 14 € 21:00
10/9   Rematia Theater of Chalandrio €14 – 17€ 14 € 21:00
11/9   Rematia Theater of Chalandrio €14 – 17€ 14 € 21:00
12/9   Municipal Theater of Alsus Ilioupoli 15 € 15 € 21:00
13/9   Municipal Garden Theater of Papagos €14 – 17€ 14 € 21:00
14/9   Veakeio Theater Piraeus €14 – 17€ 14 € 21:00
15/9   Petra Theater of Petroupoli €14 – 17€ 14 € 21:00
17/9   Veikou Grove, Galatsi 15 € 15 € 21:00
18/9   Alexis Minotis Theater €15 15 € 21:00

Source : culturenow.gr

Hours of anxiety for Elena Paparizou

At the side of her loved one, the singer

Elena Paparizou spends hours of anxiety, as one of her most loved ones is in the hospital and fighting to get back on his feet.

The singer surprised many when she passed the entrance of a private rehabilitation clinic in Larissa.

That's where her uncle is, whom Elena loves, according to Espresso, very much.

Despite her many professional obligations, the singer managed to steal some time and be by his side to support him, to learn first hand the news about his fragile health and of course to give him the courage to get back on his feet.

Elena Paparizou arrived at the rehabilitation clinic located a few kilometers outside the Thessalian capital and after greeting the staff caring for her uncle with a smile, found in his room.

A little while later and after talking with the staff, she left again for Athens as her professional obligations, she was not allowed to stay any longer near her beloved uncle.

Source : newsbeast.gr

The play Oedipus the Tyrant at the Ancient Theater of Philippi

The show "Oedipus the Tyrant" directed by Tsezaris Grouzinis continues its extremely successful tour. As part of its summer tour, the show will be presented on 24 and 25 August in the Ancient Theater of Philippi.

The artivities company and the VOLOU REGION, in the framework of the ATHENS FESTIVAL they present his summer 2012 to the audience of Epidaurus, of Herodion and the largest cities of the region of Greece, the tragedy of Sophocles OEDIPUS TYRANTUS, directed by Cesaris Grouzinis, with Konstantinos Markoulakis and Emilios Chiilakis in the leading roles.

Cesaris Grouzinis, the Lithuanian director known to the Greek theater audience, tackles the emblematic tragedy with the translation of Minos Volanakis as his weapons, the group way of storytelling and actors trained in the ancient Attic speech.  

Kenny McLellan on sets and costumes, Dimitris Theocharis in the music composition and Nikos Vlasopoulos in the lighting, will be his valuable collaborators to highlight the tragedy of the man who receives the harshest blows of the Divine Judgment for an insult he unknowingly committed.

A terrible pestilence afflicts Thebes. The oracle states that the city will only be saved if the murderer of the previous king Laius is punished. Oedipus, who reigns now, he asks to find the one who killed Laius. The seer of Tiresias accuses Oedipus of being the city's miasma. Oedipus is enraged and suspects a conspiracy against him. In the course of the search for the killer, the truth is gradually revealed, the hero discovers who he really is. Son and murderer of King Laius but also husband of Jocasti's mother. After the tragic and inevitable fate is revealed, Jocasta is hanged. Oedipus blinds himself.

In the last words of the dance Sophocles writes: "...For that which dies wait for its narrow day, before you bless it…” This evocative story, which matured her for thousands of years, it reveals how ephemeral human prosperity and glory are. How fragile is our hope for an eternal and stable sense of security and peace.

However, the intention of Cesaris Grouzinis in putting on this show, it is not didactic (though wise) proclamation of the need to obey one's destiny.

Especially now, especially here, he is attracted by the opportunity to speak about the inalienable right and the opportunity for man to remain proud even in the most disastrous situation and accept any curse with dignity.

In other words, to give honor to a man, who bows to his terrible fate, without being humiliated.

Actors play: Emilios Cheilakis, Konstantinos Markoulakis, Christos Sapountzis, Kostas Koroneios, Alberto Feis, Kostas Seiradakis, Yannis Tsemberlides, Panagiotis Exarcheas, Onik Ketsoyan, George Papandreou, Jeff Maarawi.

PROGRAM OF PERFORMANCES
 Date.            Location Tickets Presale Time
24/8  Ancient Theater of Philippi €14 – 17€ 14 € 21:00
25/8  Ancient Theater of Philippi €14 – 17€ 14 € 21:00
26/8  Outdoor Municipal Theater of Xanthi €14 – 17€ 14 € 21:00
27/8  Egnatia Open Air Theatre (Alex/polis)     14€ – 17€ 14 € 21:00
28/8  Dasous Theater of Thessaloniki €14 – 17€ 14 € 21:00
29/8  Dasous Theater of Thessaloniki €14 – 17€ 14 € 21:00
31/8  Ancient Theater of Messina €14 – 17€ 14 € 21:00
6/9    Herod Atticus Conservatory €14 – 17€ 21:00
7/9    Herod Atticus Conservatory €30 – 15€ 21:00
8/9    Old Eleirgeio Theater of Elefsina €14 – 17€ 14 € 21:00
10/9   Rematia Theater of Chalandrio €14 – 17€ 14 € 21:00
11/9   Rematia Theater of Chalandrio €14 – 17€ 14 € 21:00
12/9   Municipal Theater of Alsus Ilioupoli 15 € 15 € 21:00
13/9   Municipal Garden Theater of Papagos €14 – 17€ 14 € 21:00
14/9   Veakeio Theater Piraeus €14 – 17€ 14 € 21:00
15/9   Petra Theater of Petroupoli €14 – 17€ 14 € 21:00
17/9   Veikou Grove, Galatsi 15 € 15 € 21:00
18/9   Alexis Minotis Theater €15 15 € 21:00

Source : culturenow.gr