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In one of the nine labour battalions, in the area of Sampsounta, my grand-father, Ioannis Hinjoglou was an "ameles," a captured in a "labour battalion." He never returned neither anyone got informed about his death. I tried to imagine and to narrate his march to death... "using," at the same time, another existed person's presence as well as, Yovan sergean-major, who was one of his relatives and he had a great involvement in the partisan of Pontus. This effort is not anything else but a small commemoration to my grandfather, from whom I did not get anything except an old photo of him. Although this is yesterday. Because from now on, I have this book, which is totally his own.

Unfortunately, we get older and as we get older, we tend to forget things. When we realize that our mind is slipping, we are getting scared. Reverence and dread prevail. I recall, when I was a little boy, I was told that the best medicine to banish fears is to mock them dearly, to laugh at them. So, in this respect, we were making jokes about vampires and ghosts exorcizing our inmost fears. I wrote this book because I fear Alzheimer. I am afraid of it because I have experienced it to people very close to me. I realized what it is capable of doing. It is a sly and deceitful disease. It leaves a person unharmed outside but it turns the brain into a Swiss cheese. Full of holes. Reading again the book after I finished it, I confess that I am still afraid of Alzheimer, but I have somehow banished it. It couldn't harm me any more. It is a bitter-sweet book. Sweet like life and bitter as a medicine. The disease itself.

Our fairytale starts a rainy night. Andrew, Namimb, Lilly and Keneth wake up in their dream and live the adventure of their life. A messenger from a distant area, an old as time myth that existed in silence for centuries, a truth that was very well hidden in the earth. These four friends unite their power to solve the puzzle of the mystery. They will follow ratty paths. They will face etherial beings and ugly creatures and they have to be brave to go on. The harmony has been destroyed and the dark threatens to cover everything on the earth. The shiny side seems to be so away but it is very close to them.

The reason for this edition of the present treatise is a ascertainment that misses from the bibliography of the Ecclesiastical Law the aggregate record and presentation of the decrees of the Holy and Sacred Synode of the Oecumenical Patriarchate about grant sovereign and autonomous regime to its ecclesiastical districts, which every time asked from the Mother Church their own administrative independence for specific reasons. These decrees- either in the form of Patriarchical and Synodical Tome or in the Patriarchical and Synodical Act- imprint the evolutionary development of the administrative unity of the Orthodox Church and give prominence to the role of the Oecumenical Patriarchate as a fiduciary of the pious observance of the sacred decrees and the regularity and unity as well as of the Orthodox Church as a whole. In each one of these decrees the reader can district with facility the following standard structure of the text, wich contains according to its order: a) the explicit declaration of the necessity of the preservation of the spiritual unity of the Orthodox Church, b) the imprint of the applied request of the claimant regime of administrative autonomy of the ecclesiastical district. c) the ascertainment that exist the included reasons in the request, which can justify the grant sovereign or autonomous regime, d) the declaration of the new regime sovereign or autonomous, having at the same time the place of the terms under which this one is granted and which observation is asserted.

Lina is a kind, friendly spider who lives in a small coastal village of Greece. Unfortunately the residents of the village are afraid of her and so, when Lina meets a crab on the beach, she decides to move in the depth of the sea and live in a sea-shell. With the support of Areti, her best friend, she puts in motion her daring plan! During their adventure they meet many colorful characters such as Andrew, an easily distarcted invetor, Dimitra, the village doctor who is terrified of spiders, Paul, the giant lumberjack and mister Lazarus, the fisherman who used to be a pirate in his youth! As Lina helps each one of them with their problems and challenges she gets closer and closer to her goal. Is she finally going to make her dream come true?

"My name is Asra. I am 33 years old, alcoholic, cocaine addicts. I smoke 50 cigarettes a day and I am all alone on the earth." I repeated my these words three or four times more, as every morning the last 15 years, only with a change in years. It is used as a map, as a definition of my life. It is a miracle how it rallies every morning as far as my mind and the amounts of chemical substances. I laughed wryly with the thought, mainly because I had consciousness of my condition, but I did nothing to improve it.

The red flowers of her garden that she enjoyed a few minutes ago now it is becoming dark crimson and gray and loses its beauty. Through the absolute calmness of her balcony, that's why it was her favorite place in the house, she felt all alone that moment, lost in her attempt to understand how red color could become bloody and threatening. The only thing that she was able to do it was to change music since it had stopped and to put to hear her new CD, which it was Rachmaninof's Third concert for piano and orchestra. Passions in life are magical and Vera lived with the passion of music.

In the 18th century, Edward Gibbon, with his masterpiece "Decline and Falling of Roman Empire," he defamed Byzantium as a bad continuity of ancient Greece and Rome. But after World War I with the interference of historians Robert, Byron, David Talbot-Rice and Steven Runciman, the fame of Byzantium war restored and it finally considered, as it was fair, worthy successor of the civilization that bore it! This conspiracy of silence kept a long time in the West, it was wrong for Byzantium, and for me that I feel like... Byzantinian and I should react. So, I tried to get informed and to understand it and then I decided to write it down in order to be able to read it whenever I want. My motive was my love for history and its lessons and my reader is anyone who "is afraid of" reading many pages.

H Elenitsa kai i Maritsa stin paidiki hara

H Elenitsa kai i Maritsa pane ston giatro

Dinos Fouskas woke up after many years of freezing. The adapters help him to come back bodily and to get into society. A society which is absolutely healthy. An optimistic view of the future given to imaginative and happy history which resolves the recent social situation in the shrine of the health and civilization, based on phylosophical-scientific approaches with many potions of humor.

The birth facts of the Orthodox Academy of Crete

It maybe seems paradox a biblical study to grample with the animals' use and their behavior in the first texts of christianism and not with its own members and their attitudes. Although, the fact that it is an unattended issue, it maybe give the opportunity to bring to the light unknown points of interest the author's of New Testament books or the way of knowledge which did they have not only for their own world but their knoledge about the animals with which shared the same environment. Initially, the purpose of this study is to write down the array of the animal variety which is used in New Testament. Then, this study intends to proceed in the way of use of the variable species either they are domestics, pets or they are wild animals. Here, our interest focuses on on the real animal and not on the fabled even though the latest are unfortunately more popular to christians readers of the biblical texts. It is especially important to examine why almost all the animals, except to only two cases, are treated symbolically as a point of the evil world by the authors of the religious texts of Judaism and christianism too.

Odysseia in Comedy Listen, listen! And don't speak a lot Switch off your cell phones And look on only to us! Because it's the very moment to rise the curtain in And to be delighted all of us with Great Odysseus! What could be delighted with The evil eye pestered to him And he tries twenty years To arrive to Ithaca But gods got angry Because he was significant He was brave, he was intelligent But he was also handsome! They threw him into sea They sent him to Circe He faced Scylla He was overwhelmed with dread! He got Cyclops blinded He killed him off And from Calypso's island he found way to escape Don't speak a lot It's not necessary to say anything else Great Odysseus We all together will see Goodbye, it was nice to meet you But it's your turn To enjoy the play With all your heart!

She will always remember the first day of that June. The taxi pulled up right in front of her NEW apartment. At the basement of an old building numbered 10, her new "home" stood with the shutters half- opened, waiting for the new hostess. First day of June. The beginning of the summer. Probably the beginning of her new life. The search of this new life had reinforced her with the strength she needed in order to abandon her home town. A place she adored but which was later to become her personal prison. Zoe carried only two suitcases although her travel from Crete to Thessaloniki would have no return. She had promised total change to herself despite the fact that her heart was torn to pieces at the mere thought of leaving her loved, little village. There was no other alternative to go on, to go on living.

Richard Smith was one of the richest men in the world. He was born in a bourgeois family. His parents brought him up in a calm environment and with much love. He was a sweet and sensible child and he had a good upbringing and excellent manners. His parents' decision sent him to a private school in which studied mainly children wealthy families and was the reason which change radically his life. He was eleven years old. The toughness which faced to private school started to pour its poison in his pure soul. The ironic smiles that accompanied his passing are still in his memory. What did he do that he had this treatment? It was simple! Richard neither came to school with a limousine nor his clothes were a brand name from the latest collection of the year. However, the worst of all was his father's name which there was not in papers or journals.

Euripides Euripides is one of the ancient classical Greek authors.

George Krateros, a twelve-years-old boy, had never thought, where, a lost letter he found in a book, could lead him. The same night went to a ghosted Villa, found "Black Wolf," a lost hero of his town and he would get into unusual troubles until he discovers that "Gold Victory," the most valuable statue of the world and something else that would change all his life.

Red Lake The creator of the story expresses through this book so strong sentiments, experiences and truths that almost no one dares to believe that they are ours. Dimitris Euthymiadis There hasn't been a poem to which has not stuck a piece of my soul as I read it. All of us have felt love, fondness, friendship, betrayal, loss in lifetime and we all search for light, truth and needy of confession. This collection includes all the above and covers each aspect of my true life. Kontsoglou Natassa After a reading that in each breath it stirred up and enameted a hidden and unexpressed emotion, a thought that have never been told, a word that has not been communicated with anyone and has lost during lifetime. So, I came up to say that the research of freedom is found in the commitments which someone chooses. Evgenia P

Every word, every verse, grew out of an internal need, which is inextricably tied by similar experiences, I am trying to pass them through as good as I can.

I go round and round to old books and I recall the relation of the verses that my grandfather, Anagnostis Dougalis, used to whistle ..".it can't be done an old wall, a new one can't be destroyed, it can become a new love, an old love can't be forgot." That which touches me more in the old books is that each book carries the printed story on it evidently and its own story in silence. The story of this book is evolving on the following pages. The owner of the book showed me this book by chance and I want to express my deeply thanks to him for the ability that he offered me in order to study it...."

The wide transmission and the easy access to knowledge have made a radical change to up to now existed knowledge through the knowledge books. As far as History, it is now useful the systematic approach of human declarations and the understanding instead of by heart. The following pages could not be taken as ecclesiastic history under the classical meaning. Taking the fact that the religious information has become narrow in contrast with the past, many of the topics which are refereed to, can not become understood by the new generations. These pages try to offer some basic means of approaching and understanding of Church's lifetime in the past and present and it is presentes the main sections of the Ecclesiastical History.

This books is referred to a group of activities and individual procedures all of which are defined as "Ecclesiastical Music" and focuses on 19th century Smyrna. This book tries to evaluate the way Smyrna's special stylistic current got into the wider music reality of the era playing at the same time a modernize role in fields such as the conductive creativity, the teaching, the publication, etc.. The study of historical sources in combination with the disposition to interpretation of historical-sociological context of the area helped to show off the characteristics that defined the ideological-aesthetic feature of the movement as they secured its historical autonomy.

As it happens in eah other section of Theology Science, the introduction is usually before the Hecclesiastic History. The necessity of introduction is obvious from the content because the clues get anyone infotmed how can be meant or defined the Churh, which the theme and the purpose of the Hecclesiastic History, which are the sources that can draw anyone valuable information from, which are the science characteristics, which the subsidiary sciences, and which are the critiria of the Hecclesiastic History, how its information is ordered, which is the value and utility and the target of its studying, and who have written about hecclisiastic history until now.

The unique theology of the letter to Hebrews, the author's rhetorical balefulness and its masterly cohesion can justify the reason for which the letter has become an attraction and a point of controversy among the researchers, who struggle to answer to all arising questions that the letter appears until now. Many of these questions, which I faced in the beginning of my post-graduate studies, pushed me to occupy myself mainly to the letter to Hebrews. This fact has been the beginning of my research during which it has been noticed that a total presentation of the history of the research from the first centuries Church's life to nowadays is absent and especially from the viewpoint of the explanatory method analysis in New Testament.

What is common among mad people, good intelligentsia and children? What is common among Rabele and Wittgenstein, Arteau and Spentiger, Cartecious and Cantor, Homer and japanese theatre No? Françoise Davoine and Jean-Max Gaudilliere come up against them as they track divergencies, deviations and achievements of human spirit in otherworldly and unfamiliar place of trauma and destruction. Human's personal stories are connected with History. Every time, beyond the symptoms and crises, it is revealed the unspeakable horror of war, betray and fall of social web. Their understanding in the prompt of transmission gives us the key of healing. The historization of the moments of the fall of social web in the analysis include this certainty which is necessary for the birth of subject. In this book, in which french psychoanalytic thought meets with the american psychiatry in conditions of destruction or war, the authors set in question "means" of psychiatry. They redefine its history work as they examine again the possibility of subjectivity in the room of traumatical. Françoise Davoine and Jean-Max Gaudilliere are psychoanalusts and teach to École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales in Paris, in the contect of seminar "Madness and social web". Professors of Classical Studies (Greek, Latin) and doctors of Sociological Sciences have been coperating for decates with clinicals of United States in the context of their researches about the traumatical in the social web.

Does my child have normal hearing? Is it possible for a child to struggle at school, to have difficulties making friends, to have issues producing certain speech (i.e. consonants), to appear absent-minded, distracted or with short attention span while having a normal audiogram and still experience auditory perceptual difficulties? I can check if my child is hearing normally easily by asking him/her a simple question, if I get an answer then this child has normal hearing. Is this assumption true? Answers to these and many other questions from parents, speech pathologists, teachers and other specialties dealing with children may be found in this book.

The method which is recommended in our days in the teaching books of our language for the learning of the orthography does not practically differs in anything from that method that had been adopted in the books of language in 1982 and that is promoted in the opinion of the old fans teachers of grammar and latin who they maintain that "Nulla dies sine linea" which means " we ought to exercise orthography ten times a day." The monotonous, the flat way that is refered previously as it results from timeless greek researching datas it is rated as inefficient and ineffective with extremely dangerous consequences in the cognitive and psychical kid's world as well as. Many times willfully or not it crumpled, it is malted the kid's speech due to the teacher's interference and "flush" and as a result of being experienced the language as unworthy, the pupil shows negative mood in learning and the worst, it lurks the danger to destruct the pupil's self-confidence. "It is scientifically documented that inefficiency and mistakes in the education have damaging affection on the development of the brain" (Faure et al, 1972, 108). The prof. of the Philosophical University Charambakis Chr. since 19940 asseverated that asserts new treatment of the orthography.