Diaspora

[Frieden]

Was ist für einen Nichtgriechen zu beachten, wenn er die Kultur New Yorks einatmen möchte?
vom 13. Mai 2015

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7 Greek Places You Must Visit in New York City

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1. Delve Into Greek History

“The Three Graces”
Roman copy of a Greek work of the second century B.C., Marble
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2. Join A Gigantic Greek Party

Felicia Finley as Tanya, Judy McLane as Donna Sheridan and Lauren Cohn as Rosie in “Mamma Mia”
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3. Sleep in the Ancient Greek Philosophy Room of the The Library Hotel

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4. Visit The Largest Greek City Outside Greece

Astoria, The hub of Hellenism, Photo by eligit
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5. Feel The Glamour Of A Greek Legend

The Olympic Tower in the background
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6. Enjoy A Multi-Sensory Journey To the Aegean

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7. Find The Way To Revive Spontaneous Love

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Read the Original: (7 Greek Places You Must Visit in New York City | USA.GreekReporter.com)

Vorher, als die weißen Hellenen nicht da waren, war es bestimmt schöner.... so sieht es es aus wie Babylon/die die Türme in die höhe mit Sklaven Händen bauten....

 

[Amphion]

Damen, Töchter der Aphrodite, deckt euch modisch ein, deckt euch sexy ein, deckt euch hellenisch ein, lasst die Burka im Tresor, und zeigt her euren schönen und wohlgeformten sexy body.

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First Look: Ancient Greek Sandals Collaborates With Peter Pilotto On Sandals

Shoe collaborations drop almost daily, but every so often, one comes along that’s an especially intriguing meeting of the minds. For resort ’16, a new capsule from Ancient Greek Sandals and Peter Pilotto is just that.

Christopher de Vos and Peter Pilotto, the London-based duo behind Peter Pilotto, worked with Ancient Greek Sandals’s Corfu, Greece-based footwear designer, Christina Martini, on nine sandal styles that are available in a variety of neutrals and a colorful pinball digi-print. They’ll be available in November 2015, retailing from $315 to $715 for the Greece-made footwear.

Zum Originalartikel:
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Ergänzend hier einige Modelle voller Freiheit und Lebensfreude.
Diese Modelle wird man in Mekka und Medina sicher nicht kaufen können, da dort andere Freiheiten für Frauen vorherrschen.

--> (Peter Pilotto, Ancient Greek Sandals Shoe Collection Collaboration | InStyle.com)

Mädels, lebt, aber lebt euer Leben mit denjenigen, die das Leben ebenfalls begrüssen und euch nichts für das andere Leben nach dem Leben etwas versprechen. Diese Sorte männlicher Schwätzer habt ihr nicht verdient. Lasst euch auch nicht in die schwarzen Todesklamotten stecken, die einen kleinen Balkon als Ausguck haben. Jagt diese Männer in die Hölle, dort gehören sie hin.

 

[Facaaaa]

Dann lieber Bosnien. Bin irgendwann zwischen August und Oktober vier Wochen an der Grenze

giiibst duuu dann bescheeeid.....gemmaaa auf a bierliii.....

 

[Amphion]

In Texas wird gefeiert, wir schließen uns aus der Ferne an, es geht um Kultur.
06.11.2015

Festival to celebrate traditional Greek culture
(Festival to celebrate traditional Greek culture - KRISTV.com | Continuous News Coverage | Corpus Christi)

CORPUS CHRISTI -

Looking for a unique way to spend your weekend? Then consider attending the 52nd Greek Festival. It's happening November 6th through 8th at the St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church (502 South Chaparral Street in Corpus Christi).

Exhibition Greek folk dancing will be performed throughout the festival by the Hellenic Dancers of St. Nicholas, and live Greek music will be provided by The Thimios Pertalas Band from San Antonio.

The traditional Greek dinner will feature souvlaki (shish-ke-bob), a tiropita (hot cheese puff), dolmathes (grape leaves stuffed with a meat/rice mixture), rice pilaf and pita bread. In addition to those items, a Greek salad, pastitsio (macaroni and meat topped with Bechamel sauce) and gyros will be offered as a la carte items.

The popular Greek pastries (baklava, chocolate baklava, kourambiedes, melomakarona, koulouria twists and almond cookies) will be sold during the festival. Other items include baklava sundaes, loukoumades (honey puffs) and Greek coffee, in addition to Greek wine and beers.

A new feature this year will be the addition of a silent auction.

The festival is free to attend and will take place Friday (5:00 - 11:00 PM), Saturday (Noon to 11:00 PM) and Sunday (Noon to 5:00 PM). Church tours will also be availableFor further information call (361) 883-9843 or (361) 815-1469.

 

[Amphion]

Was sollte man in Chicago sinnvolles tun?

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Top 5 things to do in Chicago on black Friday weekend beyond shopping
(Things to do in Chicago on Black Friday Weekend and December)

Here’s 5 ideas that should serve you well for today and throughout the season.

1. THE GREEKS


On exhibit at The Greeks—Agamemnon to Alexander the Great.
Photo: Carole Kuhrt-Brewer
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A new exhibition opened this week at the Field Museum. The impressive exhibit, "The Greeks—Agamemnon to Alexander the Great," takes visitors on an exceptional journey through 5,000 years of Greek history and culture.

Encounter Mycenaean rulers and priestesses, warriors and princesses of Archaic Greece, and heroes and athletes of Classical Athens and Sparta through more than 500 priceless treasures.

Many of these works, from 21 Greek museums, have never have been displayed outside of Greece.
Now through April 10, 2016.