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Bird people 8.000 years

Representations of the Mother – Goddess, games, symbolic objects of communication or experimentation of Neolithic people in their attempt to explore the human body;

The issue remains open for archaeologists who study the 300 and now clay figurines found at the Neolithic site of Koutroulou Magoula in Fthiotida, a particularly important number and one of the largest of the period in Southeast Europe.
Idols are also found in other Neolithic sites in Anatolia and the Balkans, however, both the number and the variety of types make Koutroulou Magoula stand out, say the archaeologists who deal with the area.
Figurines vary in size, from 3 to 12 centimeters in length. They were made in many ways. A very common one was that of the central clay core, around which other pieces of clay were added to create the body parts.
They were found in various places of approx 40 acres occupied by the Neolithic site, one of the largest of the period that has been identified- even in house foundations.
The variety of their forms gives scope for many interpretations, as gender is often not stated, while several are human-shaped – bird, which sometimes results in a four-legged base. The above suggests that their use was not only for aesthetic purposes, but that they reflect something much more: the culture, the society and identity of the Neolithic inhabitants in Koutroulou Magoula.
The site was inhabited in the Middle Neolithic Period (about 5800-5300 e.g.) by a few hundred people, who built neat houses of stone and bricks, with stone floor substrates. It is remarkable, also, the fact that it was also used later, the Bronze Age and the Medieval Years.
The excavation began 2001 by the honorary director of the Ministry of Education and Culture, Nina Kyparissi. From the 2010 is being carried out as part of the new partnership program between the Archaeological Survey and the University of Southampton, through the British School of Athens.
Source : ethnos.gr
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Bird people 8.000 years

Representations of the Mother – Goddess, games, symbolic objects of communication or experimentation of Neolithic people in their attempt to explore the human body;

The issue remains open for archaeologists who study the 300 and now clay figurines found at the Neolithic site of Koutroulou Magoula in Fthiotida, a particularly important number and one of the largest of the period in Southeast Europe.
Idols are also found in other Neolithic sites in Anatolia and the Balkans, however, both the number and the variety of types make Koutroulou Magoula stand out, say the archaeologists who deal with the area.
Figurines vary in size, from 3 to 12 centimeters in length. They were made in many ways. A very common one was that of the central clay core, around which other pieces of clay were added to create the body parts.
They were found in various places of approx 40 acres occupied by the Neolithic site, one of the largest of the period that has been identified- even in house foundations.
The variety of their forms gives scope for many interpretations, as gender is often not stated, while several are human-shaped – bird, which sometimes results in a four-legged base. The above suggests that their use was not only for aesthetic purposes, but that they reflect something much more: the culture, the society and identity of the Neolithic inhabitants in Koutroulou Magoula.
The site was inhabited in the Middle Neolithic Period (about 5800-5300 e.g.) by a few hundred people, who built neat houses of stone and bricks, with stone floor substrates. It is remarkable, also, the fact that it was also used later, the Bronze Age and the Medieval Years.
The excavation began 2001 by the honorary director of the Ministry of Education and Culture, Nina Kyparissi. From the 2010 is being carried out as part of the new partnership program between the Archaeological Survey and the University of Southampton, through the British School of Athens.
Source : ethnos.gr
Book

To save the good book, its price must be reduced

Eleven bibliophile blogs in joint letter to publishers asking them to reduce book prices. They recognize , of course, that lately most publishers have reduced the prices of older books by making very tempting offers.

But the problem of modern books remains, whose price ranges between 15-20 euro, which in the days of crisis they consider to be prohibitive.
In addition, these bibliophile bloggers point out that publishers are in danger of falling into the "publish what sells" logic, which in the long run will destroy literature.

The signatories of the letter point out that they understand "the various difficulties, from obligations to employees, the cost of paper, rights burdens, of translations and so on within the particularities of the Greek market with its linguistic limitations and the small population" , but they emphasize that "again the book, precisely in the present crisis, we must spread it as a good and not as a luxury of the few".

They therefore suggest to the publishers to take "a courageous step: reduction in the price of new securities, so as not to stop the creative expression of all of them, among whom, always, there are talents that should not be wasted, because he will have qualified out of sheer necessity, the ephemeral and the salable".

The letter of the eleven blogs

“Ladies and gentlemen editors,

requested, both for you and for us bibliophile bloggers, is to increase readability in a Greece, who reads less and less.

The main problem in recent years is the crisis. An acute and multi-layered crisis. Your business has been invaded, but in a stratified manner it is now reflected in the largest part of Greek society and affects it, respectively proportionately and nevertheless dramatically, the lives of all of us. When unemployment and plummeting incomes have soared to their highest rates in decades, the main priority of course can only be the defense of Dignity in everyday life with all that it must include in conditions of Democracy: Health, Roof, Food, Education, Freedom.

For the bibliophiles of this country, which in the majority of them is not a privileged part, that lives outside of common economic reality, the book is a very important asset included in the above, which cannot and should not be included in their list, which will be reduced or cut completely, because precision often makes it unapproachable.

If with the offers, the bazaars, turning to the old titles and going back to the libraries seems like a good solution, what will happen with the new titles?;

They will concern fewer and fewer; And if this is consolidated as a forced condition in the crisis, we will go from publishing flood to publishing ebb, whose required characteristics will be described with the phrase we issue the,what can be depreciated;

Objections to the price of the book had been heard in the past, both by readers and by experts in the field, journalists and critics. When an average book costs €15-20, most people will prefer to watch a movie at the cinema, which costs much less than €10 or the same money to spend on another kind (entertaining) outlet.

The same is unfortunately true for the e-book. Where the price should be much lower, since the issuance costs are lower, slight differences are observed compared to the printed book. The reader would be logical, which has the corresponding device, to be motivated to buy intangibles, while he who has not, to find motivation to follow the development.
 Before we get to the sad and fundamentally anti-civilization point, that is, to completely annihilate the number of readers, let you try, the publishing houses, as this obligation primarily falls to you, a brave step: reduction in the price of new securities, so as not to stop the creative expression of all of them, among whom, always, there are talents that should not be wasted, because he will have qualified out of sheer necessity, the ephemeral and the salable.

 The book, today, it is expensive and prevents its purchase. This is the reality, which however, you, you can change.

 As readers, bloggers and citizens, we ask you for the biggest possible reduction and, if you do, us first, we will support her.

We understand the various difficulties, from your obligations to employees, the cost of paper, rights burdens, of translations and so on within the particularities of the Greek market with its linguistic limitations and the small population, but then again the book, precisely in the present crisis, we must spread it as a good and not as a luxury of the few.

Our blogs, always welcoming and without any kind of exchange, we worked and we are working, of course, as… book advertisers! Especially those that transcend the ephemeral…

 We can continue serving Literature together with you (and any other kind of reason) and contributing to its survival, if you also want to go ahead with it, which we now urgently ask of you: low prices on everything and especially on new books, without changing their aesthetics and quality.

Sincerely

bookworm,  Book cafe, Reading, Vaults, Anagnostria, Thalis' blog, Read-for-a-Life, Desperado, Kangaroo, Degas Reading Club, Spring Agreement".

Source : tovima.gr

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New Golf GTI, the revelation!

VW has released the first official images of the 7th generation Golf GTI, which, for the first time in its history, prototypes and is launched in two versions!

The popular GTI, as is its GTD diesel counterpart, will premiere in Geneva, next week and from March it will go on sale in Germany, from 28.350 euro. In the rest of Europe and in our country, expected to be available, from next May.

The special element of the new Golf GTI is that for the first time in its history there will also be an improved version, directly from the factory. The reason for the Performance version, in which the four-cylinder turbo of 2.000 κ.εκ. it will pay off 230 horsepower, instead of 220 of the "simple" GTI.

Anyway, either with me 220 either with 230 Horses the new flagship Golf is fast (0-100 The day for the draw of the two lucky ones 6,5 seconds and final 245 for that of 220 PS, 0-100 The day for the draw of the two lucky ones 6,4 seconds and top speed 250 km/h for the Performance), economical and "clean". In fact, in combination with their manual gearbox 6 relations (there is also a DSG dual-clutch automatic) it will circulate freely in the green ring, as CO2 emissions are limited to 139 gr / km.

The GTI also stands out externally from the simpler ones in the range, thanks to the red insignia on his mask, the other bumpers, its aerodynamic aids, their rims 17 inch and the red calipers on the brakes. Inside, the traditional checkered trim on the sports seats remains, while the details in the decoration are also characteristic, together with the racing steering wheel and the corresponding selector.

Source : autotriti.gr

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Eleni Menegaki : "Can not, Sfakianakis is making fun of us "

THE Eleni Menegaki and her collaborators commented on the views expressed by Notis Sfakianakis on the show "ALL" about the Parthenon, aliens and the male-dominated society owed to women.

Which ones did they agree with and which ones did they disagree with; See below the excerpt with all the statements of the famous singer, the comments of Eleni Menegaki's collaborators, but also the presenter herself wondering if “Notis Sfakianakis is joking”:

Source : yupiii.gr

Uncategorized, Book

To save the good book, its price must be reduced

Eleven bibliophile blogs in joint letter to publishers asking them to reduce book prices. They recognize , of course, that lately most publishers have reduced the prices of older books by making very tempting offers.

But the problem of modern books remains, whose price ranges between 15-20 euro, which in the days of crisis they consider to be prohibitive.
In addition, these bibliophile bloggers point out that publishers are in danger of falling into the "publish what sells" logic, which in the long run will destroy literature.

The signatories of the letter point out that they understand "the various difficulties, from obligations to employees, the cost of paper, rights burdens, of translations and so on within the particularities of the Greek market with its linguistic limitations and the small population" , but they emphasize that "again the book, precisely in the present crisis, we must spread it as a good and not as a luxury of the few".

They therefore suggest to the publishers to take "a courageous step: reduction in the price of new securities, so as not to stop the creative expression of all of them, among whom, always, there are talents that should not be wasted, because he will have qualified out of sheer necessity, the ephemeral and the salable".

The letter of the eleven blogs

“Ladies and gentlemen editors,

requested, both for you and for us bibliophile bloggers, is to increase readability in a Greece, who reads less and less.

The main problem in recent years is the crisis. An acute and multi-layered crisis. Your business has been invaded, but in a stratified manner it is now reflected in the largest part of Greek society and affects it, respectively proportionately and nevertheless dramatically, the lives of all of us. When unemployment and plummeting incomes have soared to their highest rates in decades, the main priority of course can only be the defense of Dignity in everyday life with all that it must include in conditions of Democracy: Health, Roof, Food, Education, Freedom.

For the bibliophiles of this country, which in the majority of them is not a privileged part, that lives outside of common economic reality, the book is a very important asset included in the above, which cannot and should not be included in their list, which will be reduced or cut completely, because precision often makes it unapproachable.

If with the offers, the bazaars, turning to the old titles and going back to the libraries seems like a good solution, what will happen with the new titles?;

They will concern fewer and fewer; And if this is consolidated as a forced condition in the crisis, we will go from publishing flood to publishing ebb, whose required characteristics will be described with the phrase we issue the,what can be depreciated;

Objections to the price of the book had been heard in the past, both by readers and by experts in the field, journalists and critics. When an average book costs €15-20, most people will prefer to watch a movie at the cinema, which costs much less than €10 or the same money to spend on another kind (entertaining) outlet.

The same is unfortunately true for the e-book. Where the price should be much lower, since the issuance costs are lower, slight differences are observed compared to the printed book. The reader would be logical, which has the corresponding device, to be motivated to buy intangibles, while he who has not, to find motivation to follow the development.
 Before we get to the sad and fundamentally anti-civilization point, that is, to completely annihilate the number of readers, let you try, the publishing houses, as this obligation primarily falls to you, a brave step: reduction in the price of new securities, so as not to stop the creative expression of all of them, among whom, always, there are talents that should not be wasted, because he will have qualified out of sheer necessity, the ephemeral and the salable.

 The book, today, it is expensive and prevents its purchase. This is the reality, which however, you, you can change.

 As readers, bloggers and citizens, we ask you for the biggest possible reduction and, if you do, us first, we will support her.

We understand the various difficulties, from your obligations to employees, the cost of paper, rights burdens, of translations and so on within the particularities of the Greek market with its linguistic limitations and the small population, but then again the book, precisely in the present crisis, we must spread it as a good and not as a luxury of the few.

Our blogs, always welcoming and without any kind of exchange, we worked and we are working, of course, as… book advertisers! Especially those that transcend the ephemeral…

 We can continue serving Literature together with you (and any other kind of reason) and contributing to its survival, if you also want to go ahead with it, which we now urgently ask of you: low prices on everything and especially on new books, without changing their aesthetics and quality.

Sincerely

bookworm,  Book cafe, Reading, Vaults, Anagnostria, Thalis' blog, Read-for-a-Life, Desperado, Kangaroo, Degas Reading Club, Spring Agreement".

Source : tovima.gr

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Faye Skordas : "I've never been on a diet": What is the secret of her figure?;

Στην παρουσίαση του βιβλίου “Η Δίαιτα των ειδικών” που έχουν γράψει οι Αναστάσιος Παπαλαζάρου (διατροφή), Sandy Limbs (psychology), Giannis Manios (exercise) and Argiro Barbarigou (recipes) Fai Skorda was found on Monday night.

The 33-year-old presenter who, about two years after the birth of her first child, she has one of the most shapely bodies in Greek showbiz, spoke to the camera of the show "Mesimeriani Meleti" about her diet, explaining that her secret is none other than good DNA: "You can't understand how much I eat. I eat as much as George (Liagas). But no one believes it," he said, προσθέτοντας πως “Καλώς η κακώς, για να έχεις ένα καλό σώμα, το σημαντικότερο είναι το DNA, ο σωματότυπός σου. Εγώ δεν έχω κάνει ποτέ δίαιτα”.

As for the period immediately after the birth of her son, Fay Scordas explained that she simply followed a certain diet because of breastfeeding: “Only when I was breastfeeding, I was a little more careful. It was a special diet… I had to drink a lot of fluids because of breastfeeding," she said. And when the journalist commented that one of the authors of the book "The Expert Diet", Sandy Kutsostamati, she recently stated that she is still breastfeeding her one-and-a-half-year-old daughter, Fai Scordas said that breastfeeding is indeed "something very nice. (…) It's another bond- I don't discuss it".

Source : yupiii.gr

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