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Ladies Professional Golf Association Upcoming Tour
The Ladies Professional Golf Association or LPGA is recognized as one of the premiere organizations when it comes to golf today.
This American organization encourages and supports all women who are passionate about golf. The LPGA has grown to include all female golfing enthusiasts around the globe. The tour is open to qualified female golfers who want to participate in a world class competition all over the country. The Ladies Professional Golf Association headquarters are stationed in Daytona Beach, Florida.
The LPGA
Although the American league is by far the most popular, the Ladies Professional Golf Association extends all over the world. The group was founded in 1950 and continues to be an active player in the sport. Tournaments are now quite common. The American golfers dominated the wins in the beginning years. Today, more female golf players are participating from different parts of the globe. As the sport grows in popularity, more women from around the world are winning major events.
As most associations, winners of the Ladies Professional Golf Association tournament are awarded money and prestige. As of the year 2010, the official prize money was $41.4 million, although chances are this prize has increased over the years.
LPGA Annual Awards
There are three distinct annual awards announced by the Ladies Professional Golf Association with regards to their players. Here are they:
LPGA Rolex Player of the Year
This award is given based on a points system with a very specific formula. Awardees are essentially for those players who claim the highest points. This is based on the top 10 finishes during the four major championships of the LPGA. The point system itself is very simple with the highest placer garnering 30 points and slowly descending to the 10th placer. All these points are added together with the highest pointer given the Rolex Player of the Year Award. In the year 2015, the holder of this award was Lydia Ko from New Zealand.
LPGA Vare Trophy
This is given for the player who has the lowest average in the season, named after Glenna Collett-Vare. In the year 2015, Inbee Park from South Korea took home this trophy.
LPGA Louise Suggs Rolex Rookie of the Year Award
This award goes to the first year player who got the highest in points during the Ladies Professional Golf Association tour. Points are limited to those given during the competition where players are awarded based on the rank of their finish. There is a very specific pointing system for this award so that it does not contrast with the Rolex Player of the Year Award. As the title signifies, the award is named after one of the most prominent players of the association. Sei Young Kim from South Korea received this award for 2015.
LPGA Hall of Fame
The association also established a Hall of Fame in1951. It included some of the charter members such as Patty Berg, Babe Zaharias, Louise Suggs, as well as Betty Jameson. It was inactive for a few years. In 1967 it was renamed the LPG Tour Hall of Fame. in 1998, , the award merged and turned into the World Golf Hall of Fame.
Upcoming Tournaments
The tournament schedule for 2016 is already up. This gives golf enthusiasts something to plan to see. Tour members are gearing up for a full year of golf. Here's what you should know about the first six months of year 2016:
January 25 to 31, 'Pure Silk-Bahamas LPGA Classic' Paradise Island, Bahamas
February 1 to 6, Coates Golf Championship
February 15 to 21, 'ISPS Handa Women's Australian Open', Adelaide South Australia
February 22 to 28, Honda LPGA Thailand Chonburi, Thailand
February 29 to March 6, HSBC Women's Champion Singapore
March 14 to 20, JTBC Founder's Cup, Phoenix Arizona
March 21 to 27, Kia Classic, Carlsbad
March 28 to April 3, 'Major ANA Inspiration' Rancho Mirage
April 10 to 16, LOTTE Championship
April 18 to 24, 'Swinging Skirts LPGA' Classic, San Francisco
April 25 to May 1, 'Volunteers of America' Texas Shootout Irving, Texas
May 2 to 8, 'Yokohama Tire' LPGA Classic
May 16 to 22, Kingsmill Championship
May 23 to 29, 'LPGA Volvik' Championship, Ann Arbor
May 30 to Jun 5, 'Shoprite' LPGA Classic
June 6 to 12, 'KPMG Women's PGA' Championship
June 13 to 19, Meijer Classic
June 20 to 26, 'Walmart NW Arkansas' Championship Rogers
June 27 to July 3, Cambia Portland Classic
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Ratan means Jewel in Hindi. This hill fort is indeed jewel in all the hill forts here in Sahyadri. It is located in the district of Ahmednagar and is located about 4255 feet above sea level. It lies in the Ajoba mountain range surrounded by great mountains of Kulang, Alang, Kalsubai, Katarabai, Ajoba and Ghanchakkar. Geographically Ratangad is at the banks of Bhandardara lake of Ahmednagar district. With views of lake and highest mountains in Sahyadris looks very much lost in time
At the base of this fort is ancient Lord Shiva (Amurteshwar) temple. About 1000 years old temple of Lord Shiva, the Amruteshwar Temple at Ratanwadi, is an absolute paragon of high class architecture of our ancestors.
Ratangad has still the remains of fort with bastions and stone walls. Cave on the top is cut from the rock face and can easily accomodate 25 people at a time. Water cisterns are usually filled with water throughout the year and trekkers use them as water source. Eastern side of the fort has some fortification left, one can see Rani mahal here. From the southern side on can see Katrabai and Ajoba fort very close. This side has also some fortification left, but most of it is damaged. Climbing up on the northern side, one can see natural orifice (hole in rock, locally called nedhe) in the rock face, mostly made by wind. This orifice is big enough to be seen from base of the fort and can accommodate about 6-7 people at a time. Strong winds can be experienced at this orifice. Climbing down the nedhe to the western end of the fort leads closest to the Khuta pinnacle via tryambak Darwaza.
Day 0: Saturday,2nd July 16
Meeting Point : Pritam Hotel Dadar East @11:30pm
Pickup Point : Nitin Company Junction , Thane @12:00am
Day 1: Sunday, 3rd July 16
Reach Base Village by 5 am
Rest in the bus till 6am
Breakfast at the base village
Introduction Round
Start Trek by 7.30 am
Reach Top by 10.30 am
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Start Descending by 2.30 pm
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Ranchi, Feb 16 (PTI) National champions Kerala defeatedKarnataka 25-15, 25-20, 25-8 to set up a summit clash againstBengal in the women''s volleyball competition of the 34thNational Games here today.
With six national players in their ranks, Kerala facedresistance only in the second set of the semifinal match whenKarnataka rallied from 4-12 to 12-12.
Kerala closed out the set with five straight points asnational player Terin Antony smashed two scorching points atKhelgaon.
Besides Antony, Kerala have Tiji Raju, Minimol Abraham,Ashwini S Kumar, P J Jomol and V Soumya, who were in the teamwhen they won the National Volleyball Championship last year.
"I am satisfied with my team''s performance. They playedvery well and I hope they will keep it up during tomorrow''sfinal," Kerala chief coach K Ashok said after the match.
For Karnataka, Mallika Shetty, H N Hemalata and captain JNishya scored points at crucial stages.
In the second semifinal, Bengal defeated Andhra Pradesh25-15, 25-21 and 26-24.
After comfortably winning the first set, Bengal girlsfaced a resurgent Andhra giving them a tough fight before thewinners overcame the resistance to bag the second set 25-21.
The third set went to the wire with the Andhra girlstwice leading at 18-17 and 19-17 before surrendering at 24-26.
For Bengal C S Ramya, Jhillilata Sena and Meenakshi Ghoshexcelled while AP''s M Mahalakshmi and J Maheswari played well,particularly coming up with better shots and smashes in thefinal set.
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Sadly, when she arrives at the ICA next week with her show My Body is a Temple for a Multi-Media Whore, it is rumoured that the prostitute- and-porn-star-turned-performance-artist Sprinkle will be leaving her speculum at home. But this is unlikely to diminish her impact. She will still be plying her trade in that shady red-light district of feminist performance where the various factions squabble about "pornography" and "obscenity", while the bystanding males are never quite sure if they are encountering their horniest fantasy or their most horrific nightmare. There, she is joined by a raging girl-gang of almost exclusively American performers: the incandescent, scatological Karen Finley; Holly Hughes, known for her Dyke-u-drama The Well of Horniness; the post-punk faux- goddess Lydia Lunch; Austrian Valie Export; the avant-garde grandma of them all Carolee Schneemann; and many others.
While it is perhaps unfair to bunch together such a diverse, intergenerational group of artists, they do have one important thing in common: the capacity to cause exponential outrage over a wide, expansive cultural and social area. Finley (whose appearance at the ICA last month, happily, passed without incident) once caused a riot in Amsterdam by emptying her diarrhoeic guts into an on-stage bucket while dressed as Eva Braun. In a sequence of one of her shows entitled Yams Up Granny's Ass, Finley inserted yams into her rectum and was subsequently hounded out of London amid a tabloid blizzard of "Yams Up Yer Bum" headlines. In another piece, called We Keep Our Victims Ready, she smeared chocolate pudding and alfalfa sprouts all over her body.
Valie Export has been arrested for her work on a number of occasions, and in 1968 caused a near-riot with a piece called touch-cinema in which she placed a polystyrene box around her breasts and charged bystanders to place their hands through an aperture at the front for a tactile experience. Carolee Schneemann is famous for her piece Interior Scroll, in which she unrolled the performance text - concerning subjects such as "vulvic space" and the abstraction of the female body - from her vagina. And Annie Sprinkle, the ultimate "porn modernist", bombards us with her "pornstistics", charts detailing such luscious facts as "why she got into the sex industry" (dollar signs dominate) and "how much cock she has sucked in her lifetime". Apparently, end to end, they would stretch higher than the Empire State Building.
Predictably enough, the Christian neo-right is hot on the trail of these artists: both Finley and Holly Hughes were deselected for a US government National Endowment of the Arts grant in 1990, giving them instant martyr celebrity. But objections to the work come also from feminists (the anti- porn wing) and liberals, both male and female, alienated by the extreme nature of the imagery. All of which really begs the question: what exactly - yams, alfalfa sprouts and chocolate pudding included - are they up to?
For most of the performers, the answer is simple: "I'm not setting out to do controversial work here," says Finley. "I'm not doing agit-prop. I'm not setting out to shock. What I do is art. I'm just simply contributing to the history of art." Karen Finley feels that she is simply expressing herself in the most natural and cogent way possible, reflecting contemporary female experience. "Should I pretend that I have equal rights, that I am not cat-hawked on the street or that I am not afraid of being raped every time I come home to my apartment? If some women feel degradation when they watch me, then they're feeling the right feelings."
Women are using their body in this kind of performance in a sexualised, iconoclastic way simply because, they claim, society has created the battleground by transforming the female body into a taboo-ridden, highly sexualised form. "My body was the most important tool," says Valie Export. "When I did my performance work, I usually did it naked. I was concerned with the `male gaze': I knew that if I did it naked, it would change how the mostly male audience would look at me. It would be difficult for them to revert to the usual pornographic or erotic / sexual desire - so there would be a contradiction."
And nowhere is this contradiction more marked than in the work of Annie Sprinkle. Her aim is to celebrate female sexuality in the most unfettered, shameless possible way. "Why do I show my cervix?" she says. "I tell the audience that the reason I show my cervix is, one, because it's fun - and I think that fun is really important - and two, because the cervix is so beautiful that I really want to share it with people. There are other reasons: I think that it's important to demystify women's bodies. It wasn't until recently that anyone was allowed to look at a pussy. A lot of women haven't even seen their own."
As Cindy Carr, performance critic of the Village Voice points out, men have had their fair share of foul-mouthed visionaries - Celine, Genet, Lenny Bruce. It's about time that women had their own brand of rude-girl, toilet-mouth torchbearers to light the way into the future. And the future of feminist performance art - while the onward march of feminism itself stalls and falters - looks ripe for glorious conflict. "Here at the end of the 20th century," says Carr, "so few things are truly subversive, unprocessed and unlabelled or more than just fashionably shocking. But what can really push audiences to either catharsis or panic is graphic, angry, impolite talk from `the Other'."
And there seems little substance to the claims of the anti-porn feminists that this kind of work is playing into the hands of the male pornographers. Just a brief visit to a Finley or Sprinkle show would demonstrate, even to the hardened mentalities of Andrea Dworkin and Catharine MacKinnon, exactly who was in control. "A lot of feminist performance work was stultified," says the feminist critic and writer Cherry Smyth, "by the fear of men getting off on it. Now I think women have thrown that shackle off and said `OK, men can get off on Pampers ads. So let's not restrict our subject matter.' "
And the bottom line is that the work of these artists is some of the most compelling theatre around. Finley's A Certain Level of Denial last month was a delirious indictment of the assorted crimes of patriarchy, so passionately furious at the injustices of society that it was impossible not to be affected. Sprinkle's shows, too, are often riotously funny, giving an unnervingly loud and warm voice to the normally mute and demure female nude and hopefully, in the process, transforming the mackintosh brigade gazing nervously down the speculum into useful, liberated members of society. Well, that's the theory, anyway.
n Annie Sprinkle is at the ICA, London SW1 (0171-930 3647) on 24-25 Nov
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Status: Finished
Genre: Poetry
"A flash of light, blinding me momentarily"
But then I see her, the most beautiful girl I've ever seen
Her hair as white as snow, and
Her eyes a piercing icy blue
"Is it raining now?"
But the thought quickly fades, as I see her staring at me.
Is this beautiful girl really looking at me?
Can she really be interested in me…?
"Something warm flows over my eyes"
But I don't care, as I cannot lose sight of her.
She walks over to me
Reaching out to me.
"For one moment I feel lightning surging through my body"
But as quickly as the pain has come, it has gone again
Her smile is all I see now
Come with me and we shall dance, she whispers at me
"Another bolt surging through my body"
My eyes widen, terrified of what may be happening
But she takes my hand, and leads me to the dance floor
All will be okay, trust me, her eyes pleads to me
"Everything is quiet now"
I know I shouldn't, but I look back and see my broken body lying next to the wreck
But I don't feel any pain, only peace
I look ahead and now with clear eyes; I see my Angel
Taking me to where I belong.
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So you didn't use a barrier product on your pure aniline leather, and you haven't kept up on the maintenance (or didn't know you were supposed to)? You now have a head oil stain on the leather - such as this one from one of my customers who bought this from my store in 2012. Some people have chemicals in their bodies that soak through into leathers, often it can be folks on a lot of medications. Not everyone experiences this happening and there is no way to tell if you might have an issue with yours ahead of time. This customer called to request a new back casing be made, however the leather had been retired so that was not possible. I sent this photo of to Pamela at Leather Solutions International to see if she would be able to fix it.
Her reply:
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15-Year-Old Figure Skating Prodigy Yulia Lipnitskaya Destroys Everyone In First Olympics Routine
Geege Schuman stashed this in Olympics
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Reevell says her biggest strength is her freakish elasticity:
She's a prodigy. She won two international events last fall before seriously breaking onto the scene by becoming the youngest skater to ever win the the European Championships in January.
A New York Times story by Patrick Reevell on the Russian figure skating renaissance described her as intense and less expressive than her teammates and competitors. Her trainer told the NYT, "She set herself an adult's task as a child. That's why she seems closed."
She's super cute, hope I will get to see her on the Olympics this evening, if not, I guess there's always YouTube ;)
They did not show her on TV that I could see.
I saw her on YouTube but that video has since been taken down.
You might be able to find it on the NBC Olympics site?
I'm hoping it's still coming up, they are working through the team women's short program right now.
You were right. Wow! Even better watching it again!
This time I noticed her draw a heart on the ice and I noticed the name of her song is "You Don't Give Up on Love".
The crowd LOVES her.
And Lipnitskaia's skating in the team event short program Saturday night gave an electric and resounding demonstration that she has the stuff to win singles gold if favored Yuna Kim of South Korea falters in her attempt at a second straight Olympic title.
I think her skate has not aired yet on the West Coast, should be coming up, at least I hope they show it.
They did show it and she is so natural in her spins and flips at the most difficult levels!
I can't find the video on NBC website.
Here it is on BF:
Reddit comments:
Just saw it! Wow!! Beautiful skater, she's very classic for a Russian skater, a lot of ballet, and very expressive, consistent on jumps, and maybe the best on spins I've ever seen.
What I love about that page is the fake gif of the ice skater drilling into the ice.


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Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphics.
What are hieroglyphs?
Hieroglyphs are a
form of picture writing. Hieroglyphs have also been used from 3100 B.C - 400 A.D and that makes Hieroglyphs the oldest type of writing.
Hieroglyphic Alphabet
The Rosetta Stone
Most common Hieroglyphics
the simplified form of
writing used in ancient Egypt between 700 b.c. and a.d. 500.
The definition of
a form of ancient Egyptian writing consisting of abridged forms of hieroglyphics, used by the priests in their records.
Writing your name in Hieroglyphics
How does one read Hieroglyphics?
Who,When and how it was discovered?
By: Luz Dominguez
The Rosetta Stone was found in the year 1799, by the french solders while they were re-building a fort in Egypt. And the Rosetta Stone was found near the city of Rosetta.
What are Scribes?
In ancient Egypt not everyone was allowed to learn to read and write. And the only people that were allowed to learn to read and write were a group of people called scribes (these would usually be men).
How does on become a Scribe?
In order to become a scribe you would have to attend to this special school just for scribes. At the school they were taught how to read and write. The students had to have lots of practice in order to get the signs right. The way they practiced was by copying signs on to a piece of papyrus paper.
Web sites
Exploring the Life, Myth, and Art of Ancient Egypt. New York: Rosen, 2010. Print.
Bramwell, Neil D. Ancient Egypt. Berkeley Heights: MyReportLinks.com, 2004.
the way hieroglyphs was by using the Rosetta stone and with the greek on the stone the people could translate hieroglyphs .
see if you can write your first and last name.
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every time it ends in ruins and tears and me being too cold at night because the ceiling is the only thing i stare at these days and i miss you so much it hurts
i don't want to see
broken love anymore.
i have enough of it
playing on repeat
behind my eyelids
as i sleep.
girls i've loved,
laughing with bright smiles,
standing at midnight,
going cross-eyed for my amusement,
leaving without telling me.
i'm too young for this,
i tell myself over and over,
but there's no age for heartbreak.
i want to see couples who make it,
queer young girlfriends or boyfriends
who just love each other.
and that's it,
end of story.
no angry parents,
no mindless yelling,
no knives.
i want to rest her head on my shoulder,
not have to sneak kisses in the dead of night,
sit on trains and wonder if i'll ever see her again.
i want to fall in love
and i don't want to have to guard my heart
i've never truly left any of my love behind,
never fallen out,
just tucked it away somewhere safe
and tried to pull sheets over it
to muffle the beats of pain.
what did we ever do to deserve this, my darling?
why did we get this world?
i want to run my hands across the planes of your back,
pull you down for a hug,
laugh myself silly when you piggyback me.
but i can't.
because this isn't for you anymore,
because people are stupid
and you always were too tender.
i guess i want a world
where love works out
simply because it feels
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Kerry Washington and Husband Nnamdi Asomugha Share A Kiss At Vanity Fair Oscar Party
Kerry Washington is known to be very private when it comes to her personal life, but at Sunday night's Vanity Fair Oscar Party she was spotted posing for the camera with her husband Nnamdi Asomugha.
Many were questioning why the pregnant Scandal star showed up to the Oscars red carpet without her husband of less than one year. All in all the newly wed decided to take part of the festivities during the magazine's annual Oscars after-party.
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Rock star Adam Lambert took to Twitter yesterday to give his review of the recently released epic musical LES MISERABLES. The American Idol Season 8 runner up had some harsh words for some of the film's most well-known cast members posting: "Les Mis: Visually impressive w great Emotional performances... But the score suffered massively with great actors PRETENDING to be singers." He went on to note," ...it's an opera. Hollywoods movie musicals treat the singing as the last priority."
Lambert also commented on director Tom Hooper's choice to have the actor's sing live rather than lip sync from a pre-recorded track: "And I do think it was cool they were singing live - but with that cast, they should have studio recorded and sweetened the vocals." He suggests, "The industry will say "these actors were so brave to attempt singing this score live but why not cast actors who could actually sound good?"
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Yet Lambert laments, "I felt like I should ignore the vocals and focus on the emotional subtext- but the singing was so distracting at times it pulled me out." He concludes, "Sorry for being so harsh but it's so True!"
Helmed by The King's Speech's Academy Award-winning director, Tom Hooper, the Working Title/Cameron Mackintosh production stars Hugh Jackman, Oscar winner Russell Crowe, Anne Hathaway, Amanda Seyfried, Eddie Redmayne, Aaron Tveit, Samantha Barks, with Helena Bonham Carter and Sacha Baron Cohen.


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13888 Ivywood Street NW, Andover, MN 55304
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Highly desired Woodland Creek! Stunning 4 BR/3 BA, beautifully maintained. Vaulted clngs & open flr plan. Kitchen is modern distressed look w newer SS app & beautiful granite too. Cozy LL w gas woodstove & built in office. Imagine how you can enjoy this space! 3 generously sized BRs on upper lvl including huge MSTR w lots of room for your king sized bed + dressers. Gigantic, 1/2 acre yd backs to woods & rarely used fields. Partial fence w undrgrnd sprinkler sys runs off a well, no water bill!
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Property Details for 13888 Ivywood Street NW, Andover, MN 55304
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 1 Full | 1 Three-Qtr | 1 Half
Lot Size: 0.55 Acres
Lot Dimensions: Irreg
Year Built: 1993
Garage Dimensions: 3 car
Garage: Attached Garage, Insulated Garage, Driveway - Asphalt
Style: (SF) Modified Two Story
Water: City Water/Connected
Sewer: City Sewer/Connected
Square Feet: 2336
Above Ground Sq Ft: 2000
Below Ground Sq Ft: 336 (approx)
Room Information for 13888 Ivywood Street NW, Andover, MN 55304
Dining Room Description: Kitchen/Dining Room
Family Room Characteristics: Main Level, 2 Story/High/Vaulted Ceilings, Great Room, Family Room
School Information for 13888 Ivywood Street NW, Andover, MN 55304
School District: Anoka-Hennepin
School District Phone: 763-506-1000
Interior Features for 13888 Ivywood Street NW, Andover, MN 55304
Appliances: Range, Microwave, Exhaust Fan/Hood, Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Washer, Dryer, Water Softener - Owned
Air Cond: Central
Heating: Forced Air
Fireplaces: Yes
Basement: (336 sq Finished) Partial, Partial Finished, Day/Lookout Windows, Egress Windows
Exterior Features for 13888 Ivywood Street NW, Andover, MN 55304
Lot Description: Irregular Lot, Tree Coverage - Medium
Lot Dimensions: Irreg
Roof: Asphalt Shingles, Pitched, Age Over 8 Years
Zoning: Residential-Single
Financial Considerations for 13888 Ivywood Street NW, Andover, MN 55304
Tax Amount: $2,891
Taxes w/Assessments: $2,891
Tax/Property ID: 333224230014
Tax Year: 2016
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Popas KLEOPAS MP
(1911 - 1988)
Born Famagusta, Cyprus, 6 October 1911, son of Yiangos Kleopas, Mukhtar of Varosia and Eleni Michaelidou, founder of Kantara resort and founding member of several societies and clubs. After finishing F...
Maria Michaelides MP
(1902 - 1955)
The first woman doctor in Cyprus was the Limassolian Maria Roussou, wife of Eraclis Michaelides. She was born in 1902 and died young, in 1955. She studied medicine at Athens University – something unhe...
Stathis (Efstathios) Iacovides MP
(1882 - 1940)
Born in Paphos, Older brother of Iacovos Iacovides. Graduated from the Syrian Protestant College of Beirut. Worked in Alexandria and then fought in the Balkan Wars (1912-1913). Later he entered the civ...
Iacovos Iacovides MP
(1895 - 1984)
Born in Paphos, Younger brother of Efstathios Iacovides. Advocate, Mayor. Studied law at Athens University (1916). Advocate in Paphos from 1918, Member Paphos Municipal Council (1920-1923), Mayor (1953...
Polikleitos Iacovides MP
(1912 - 1976)
Born in Morfu. Graduated from Pancyprian Gymnasium (1929) and studied medicine at University of Athens where he was awarded the Gold prize of the Athens Academy (1935). He began work at the Public Hosp...
Themistocles Theocharides MP
(1830 - 1886)
Born in Evrycho. Teacher, journalist, poet, novelist. He was initially educated in Larnaca but continued his high school eduication in Athens. He enrolled at Athen University's School of Philosophy but...
Anthoula Theophilou MP
(1920 - 1998)
Born in Limassol. Her father was Evelthon G. Pitsillides. Younger sister of Themi Siapkara and Elli Klokkari. Civil Servant. After graduated from Greek Gymnasium, she continued her education in a conve...
Evgenia Theodotou, M.B.E. MP
(1865 - 1968)
Evgenia Theodotou was born in Nicosia in 1864 and died in 1969. She was the daughter of Georgios Ioannides Moumtzis and niece of Colonel Constantinos Hadjioannou, the Eparch of Kiti Chrysnathos and of ...
Charalambos Theodosiou MP
(1893 - 1921)
Born in Alexandria to Cypriot parents. War hero, artist. Grandson, via mother Marigi Georgiades, of Nikodemos Georgiades and first cousin of Heracles N Fisentzides (Fyssen). Educated at French School i...
Cassandra Zenon MP
(1860 - 1907)
Born in Athens where she was educated. She settled in Limassol and founded in 1899 the group "The Filoptuhos Alexandra" which she was President of. Translator and expert in French language. He peoms an...
Ypatia Zenon MP
(1905 - 1983)
Born in Limassol, daughter of George Pavlides. Youngest sister of Pavlos and Spyros Pavlides. She left in her will her home to the Municipality of Limassol and became a gallery and exhibition area for ...
Nikolaos Zenon MP
(1838 - 1908)
Born in Limassol. Birth surname was Halil. Son of Ioannis Nikolaos Halil from Tripoli. His mother, Efterpi Gabriel Iona / Gionouzi. Her mother was Efterpi or Efpraxia David Ptomlemaios, sister of the L...
Takis (Eleftherios) Zachariades MP
(1918 - 1943)
Born in Limassol. Nephew of Evelthon Pitsillides. Graduated Limassol from Greek Gymnasium in 1936. Studied Philology at University of Athens (1936-1940), and majored in poetry. Teacher in Limassol Scho...
Constantinos Zachariades MP
(1884 - 1935)
Born in Nicosia, father from Nicosia and mother, Annie, from Kythrea. National hero. Fought furing 1910-1921. Joined Evzones (20.9.1910) and fought in Macedonian War. Also fought in Balkan Wars (1912-1...
Victor Zachariades MP
(1888 - 1964)
Born in Nicosia. Senior civil servant, Secretary of Kyrenia Police. A member of E.P.E.K. and endagered his government position but the British were unaware of his activities.
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Ioannis Efthymiou MP
(1906 - 1961)
Born in Famagusta. Studied medicine at University of Athens. Doctor in Famagusta district. Member of medical society of Famagusta and of Cyprus. His wife was Athenian, Maria Panayiotis Rogkakou or Rogk...
Andreas Efthymiades MP
(1908 - 1935)
Born in Limassol. Grandson of Andreas Themistocleous. Graduated from Greek Gymnasium (1926). Studied at School of Philosophy ay University of Athens while at the same time studying archaeology. Teacher...
George Efthyvoulou MP
(1858 - 1914)
Born in Limassol. One of the largest retailers of Limassol. Member municipal council Limassol (1890-1891, 1891-1892). Interest in poetry and published for Enosis of Larnaca.
Biographical Lexicon of C...
Boghos Eramian MP
(1840 - 1918)
Born in Nicosia to Artin Bogos Eramian and Caterina Carletti. The Eramian family was one of the oldest and now considered one of the most important Armenian families of Cyprus. During the British rule,...
Constantinos Dianellos MP
(1845 - 1905)
Born in Thessaly. His father was Panayiotakis Papaflessas, brother of Archimandrite Gregorios Papaflessas. Panayiotakis dies in Nicosia, and was burried in Ayios Omologiton cemetary. Constantinos - who...
Demetrios Demetriou MP
(1887 - 1926)
Born in Larnaca where the familt had settled. His parents were Ioannis Demetriou and Fotini Constantinou Palaiologou. Younger brother of Paraskevi Ioannou, headmistress of Larnaca Parthenagogio. He stu...
Benigno Paolo Telesforo Carletti MP
(1863 - 1912)
Born in Nicosia. Grandson of Neapolitan Giuseppe Carletti and Francesca Falangola. His father was Dr. Luigi Carletti who practiced in Cyprus and became consul of Austro-Hungary in Nicosia. His mother w...
Joseph Yiamakis MP
(1918 - 2004)
Born in Kyrenia. Member House of Representatives. Graduated from Pancyprian Gymnasium and The English School, Nicosia. He worked for a decade as an auditor (1938-1948) following which he founded his ow...
Pasquale Vincenzo Carletti MP
(1822 - 1891)
Born and educated in Nicosia. Son of Neapolitan doctor, Giuseppe Carletti and Francesca Falangola. Brother of Dr. Luigi Carletti. Multilingual. Teacher. Livedin various countries, including Tunisia, wo...
Jolanda Maria Apollonia Olmi MP
(1902 - 1983)
"Jo' di Benigno"
Born in Larnaca. Her parents were the Italian-Cypriot Benigno Luigi Carletti and Countess Edmée Federico Diacono. Journalist, writer, and member of Italian anti-fascist movement. She was educated in bo...
Edwardo Carletti MP
(1845 - 1896)
Born in Prussia. Son of Giuseppe Carletti on Naples and his second wife, Maria Haddad of Lebanon. Brother of Dr. Clemente Carletti and step-brother of Dr. Luigi Carletti. Architect. Studied architectur...
Dr. Clemente Carletti MP
(1839 - 1919)
Born in Alexandria, Egypt. Son of Dr Giuseppe Carletti of Napoli and of his second wife, Maria Hadda of Syria/Lebanon. Brother of state architect Edwardo Carletti and step-broether of Dr. Luigi Carlett...
Avgousta Caprara MP
(1818 - 1876)
Born in Larnaca. Her father was Antonio Caprara (1787-1869), consul to Austria in Larnaca, son of Giacomo Bernardo Caprara. Her mother, Katerina, was the daughter of Marino Mattei, from the old family ...
Lambrianos / Hadjilambris Groutas MP
(1833 - 1912)
Born in Vasa Koilaniou, Limassol. Merchant. Moved to Egypt as a young man and became a merchant in Alexandria. Founder and President of the Greek Brotherhood of Cypriot Egyptians (1888-1894, 1895-1901)...
George Yiordamlis MP
(1879 - 1934)
Born in Limassol. His father was Eleftherios Ioannides from Constantinople. His mother's family was originally from Chios but lived in Smyrni. Businessman. He founded in 1925 the Telephone Exchange in ...
Polyvios Georghiou MP
(1866 - 1918)
Born in Famagusta. Merchant. Younger brother of Loukas. Studied foreign language in Beirut. He accepted a government post, which he later turned down preferring to work in his brother's business, becom...
Loukas Georghiou MP
(1854 - 1925)
Born in Famagusta. Merchant, Mayor. He created a significant wealth from being a merchant of cotton in the Famagusta District. Owners of several ships. Mayor of Famagusta (1886-1887, 1905-1906, 1910-19...
George Pol. Georghiou MP
(1901 - 1972)
Born in Famagusta. Nephew of Loukas Georghiou, son of Polyvios Georghiou . Painter, and writer. Following the death of his father,at 18, he was sent to London to study law and take on family business r...
Nikodimos Georgiades MP
(1825 - 1896)
Born in Paphos. Nephew of Archbishop Damaskinos I of Cyprus. Educated in Larnaca. Studied theology nd philology at University of Athens. Returned to Cyprus but moved on to Egypt to become the first mas...
Petrakis Georgiades MP
(1915 - 2008)
Born in Limassol. Engineer. Graduated from Greek Gymnasium Limassol (1932). Moved to Leopoldville in Belgian Congo (Zair) to work on engineering projects. On a visit to Cyprus (October 1952), he made a...
Georgios Georgiades MP
(1886 - 1958)
Born in Larnaca. Philology teacher and writer. Graduated from Lyceum in Athens.Studied philology at Athens University. He of Sholarchio Varossi. Teacher at the Greek Gymnasium in Limassol (1912-1921) a...
Natalia Arvanitaki (Michaelidou) MP
(1917 - 2009)
Born in Famagusta to Symeon Michaelides. Musician. Graduated from Metaxas School and Greek Odeon of Athens. She performed in the "Children's Theatre" of Antigone Metaxas and took part in radio broadcas...
George Arvanitakis MP
(1917 - 2002)
Born in Athens. Musician, radio broadcaster, poet. Studied law but changed to focus on music. Studied at Greek Odeon of Athens and Ecole Normale de Musique in Paris. Composer, maestro, pianist, poet. H...
Ptolemis Galanos MP
(1918 - 2006)
Born in Nicosia. Moved to Fmagusta (1930). Economist. Graduated from Pancyprian Lyceum in Larnaca and from London Polytechnic School of Commerce and Economics in 1937 and 1938. On return to Cyprus he w...
Sotiris Violaras MP
(b. - 1921)
Cypriot businessman in Cairo. Member and President of Greek Brotherhood of Egyptian Cypriots in Alexandria (1908-1910), and President of the same in Cairo (1881-1883).
Biographical Lexicon of Cypriot...
Marie Vergopoulou MP
(1870 - 1933)
Born in Nicosia. First cousin of poet, Demetris Lipertis. Socialite and benefactor. Studied foreign language in Beirut. She was selective in her acquaintances, impressed foreigners. Philanthropist. TBC...
Dimitrios Lipertis MP
(1866 - 1937)
Dimitris Theophani Lipertis (Greek: Δημήτρης Λιπέρτης) (1866–1937) is a Cypriot born Greek poet and is considered as one of the most prominent poets of the island.===Biography===Lipertis was born in La...
Ioannis Vergopoulos MP
(1865 - 1923)
Born in Mouresi, Thessaly. Engineer. He moved to Cyprus as a young man to work as an engineer in Nicosia. He was heavily involved with his wife in the Town Schools Committe of Nicosia and rebuilt the c...
Spyros Veras MP
(1891 - 1945)
Born in Limassol. Architect - Mechanical Engineer. Studied architecture in London. At the request of the Egyptian Government he moved to Alexandria to work as an architect and mechanical engineer. He l...
Solon Veras, Dr MP
(1876 - 1974)
Born in Smyrna. His father was Theodosis Anastasis Veras from Limassol. Medical lecturer and teacher. Studied medicine in France and became a lecturer at Lilles University (1903). House surgeon at Sana...
Yianna Carras MP
(1916 - 1994)
Born in Alexandria. Her father was Kimon Th. Veras and her mother was Artemis Michalis Papadopoulou of Cypriot descent. Poet. She was privately educated with a focus on international literature. She mo...
Pavlos Xioutas MP
(1908 - 1991)
Pavlos Xioutas was born in the town of Kato Paphos (in western Cyprus) on January 25th, 1908. His father was a seaman and fisherman and his mother was a villager. He graduated from the Gymnasium of Lim...
Michalis Valdaserides MP
(1863 - 1943)
Born in Larnaca. Engineer, local council executive. Deputy President, Larnaca Council (1911-1914). Member municipal council (1917-1919, 1929-1932, 1932-1935). Member Larnaca Town Schools Cmmttee for 12...
Orthros / Panos Attikos MP
(1900 - 1965)
Born in Limasso. Real name Panos Papadopoulos, son of Charalambos, but used pseudonym of Orthros Attikos. Nephew of Costas and Michael Nicolaides. Novelist. Graduated from Pancyprian Business College o...
Antonis Attalides MP
(1902 - 1967)
Born in Kythrea. Descendant on Hadji Attala. Lawyer, judge. Graduated from Pancyprian Gymnasium (1920). Studied law at Lincoln's Inn London, attaining Barrister-at-Law. Advocate in Nicosia. Mayor of Ku...
Costas Archontides MP
(1908 - 2002)
Born in Limassol. Graduated fom the Greek Gymnasium of Limassol (1927). Studied medicine at Montpellier University. Workedin hospitals in Montpellier and Paris. Practiced in Limassol from 1935. Secreta...
Socrates Araouzos MP
(1869 - 1915)
Born in Limassol. Brother of Spyros Araouzos. Studied in Montpellier and qualified as a doctor in 1892. As the first doctor from Limassol, he practiced until his death. The newspaper, Salpix wrote, ".....
Christos Apostolides MP
(1870 - 1932)
Born in Limassol. Teacher, musician. Graduated from school in Limassol (1888). Taught in Asgata (1888-1891), Arsos Limassol (1891-1892), A' Astiki Limassol (1892-1923) and headmaster of C' Astiki Limas...
Leonidas Antoniades MP
(1875 - 1920)
Born in Fini, Limassol. Nephew of Archbishop Sofronios III, via his father, Antonios (Tilemachos) Theodotou, brother of Sofronios III. Teacher of philology. Studied philology at the School of Philosoph...
Evriviades Antoniades MP
(1857 - 1909)
Born in Larnaca. Businessman. Spent 15 years in Alexandria, and donated significant funds towards the establishment on the Hellenic Centre. Founded in his honour the Evriviades School for Girls (1906)....
Petros Antoniou Anastassiades MP
(1880 - 1963)
Born in Kaimakli, Nicosia. His father was Antonios Anastassiades, son of Anastasios Menikou, from Athens, and mother Eleni from Kaimakli. Teacher, advocate, judge, socially successful. Graduated from P...
George Akamas MP
(1818 - 1890)
Born in Nicosia. Descended from the family of Archbishop Kyprianos and Theseus family.
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Pavlos Angelinides MP
(1899 - 1964)
Born in Athens. His father was George Odysseas Angelinides. is grandfather, Odysseas was a member of parliament in Greece and head of the Athens Police. Nephew of Kleio Zenon.
Athlete. At the age of ...
Xanthos Lyssiotis MP
(1898 - 1987)
Biographical Lexicon of Cypriots 1800-1920
Kosmas Lyssiotis MP
(1871 - 1948)
Born in Larnaca. Became headmaster of the Catholic School of Limassol (1889-1891) and variosu other schools including Skalas (1892-1932). He published several books for the schools of Cyprus.
Petros Pavlos Menelaos (Melis) Nicolaides MP
(1892 - 1979)
Born in Larnaca and went to school there. Became a teacher and taught int he village of Alaminos in Larnaca (1911-1913). He launched the weekly Larnaca political paper Iho tis Kyprou (5.1.1913-1.1.1920...
Frederick Charles von Heidenstam, C.M.G. MP
(1842 - 1909)
Born in Athens to a Danish father and English mother, daughter of an English bishop. Studied medicine in Paris. Went to Cyprus in 1879 to work in Larnaca as Deputy Director General, Sanitation and Quar...
Costas Hadjitsangaris MP
(1908 - 1957)
From his mother, Kallistheni's side, nephew of Spyros Araouzos and first cousin of Nicholas I. Nicolaides, Tereza Hadjipavlou and Andreas Araouzos. Born in Limassol and graduated from Nicosia Business ...
Fotos Hadjisoteriou MP
(1919 - 2004)
Older brother of Xanthos. Born in famagusta and studied economics at the University of Beirut (1937-1939). Returning to Cyprus he worked at his father's business. Painter. He studied painting through v...
Xanthos Hadjisoteriou MP
(c.1920 - 2003)
Born in Famagusta and studied business at University of Beirut (1938-1940). Later studied art at the Central School of Arts and Crafts in London (1951-1953) and interior design at the Byam Show School ...
George Hadjistylianou MP
(1868 - 1942)
Born in Ayios Theodoros in the District of Larnaca. Graduated from Limassol Greek School (1887). Thereafter he worked as a school teacher for four years after which he entered business. He was Presiden...
Judge Hadjiloizos Hadjisolomou / Solomonides MP
(1807 - 1882)
He was a prominent judge during the Turkish Occupation of Cyprus.
Biographical Dictionary of Cypriots 1800-1920
Christodoulos Hadjipavlou, O.B.E. MP
(1875 - 1964)
Nephew of Demosthenis Hadjipavlou and first cousin of Christodoulos Sozos.
Born in Limassol and graduated from a Business School in Constantinople. Engineer. Member Municipal Council (1927-1930) and ...
Teresa Hadjipavlou MP
(1897 - 1989)
Older sister of Andreas Araouzos. From father's side, first cousin of Nicholas I Nicolaides and Costas Hadjitsangaris and from mother's side, Efterpi Michaelides, first cousin of Heracles M. Michaelide...
Demosthenis Hadjipavlou MP
(1845 - 1915)
Born in Limassol. Member Municipal Council (1878-1884, 1886-1887, 1908-1911) and Mayor of Limassol (1887-1896), Member of Legislative Council (1883-1886), Member Town School Committee Limassol.
Ismini Hadjicosta (Tavernari) MP
(1897 - 1957)
Niece of Menelaos Markides . First cousin of Lilika Tavernaris . Born in Nicosia to George Tavernaris. She graduated from the Krikou School for Girls in Athens and Nicosia Didaskaleon (1915), She found...
Ioannis Hadjioannou MP
(1874 - 1946)
Born in Larnaca. Studied philology at University of Athens (1905) and later law. He ended up as a teacher at the Gymnasiums of Neapolis and Heraclion, Crete (1905-1909), Gymnasium Larnaca (1909-1912), ...
Evangelos Hadjioannou MP
(1870 - 1944)
First cousin of Ioannis Christofis Hadjioannou . Born in Larnaca and studied law at Athens Univrsity (1899). As a student he fought in the Cretan war (1897). He went to England between 1910-1911. Advoc...
Spyros Charalambides MP
(1889 - 1976)
Born in Kyrenia to Kyriakos Charalambous from Lapithos. Studied medicine at Athens University. He fought in the Balkan Wars (1912-1913). He was the first person from Kyrenia to qualify as a doctor. Mem...
Maria Tsamandas MP
(1882 - 1937)
Older sister of Katina Tsamantas . Born in Strovolos, Nicosia. Studied at the Arsakeio Athens (1897-1899) as a boarder. Later studied child psychology in Saverne (1920-1922). Teacher at Faneromeni Conv...
Katina Tsamandas MP
(1894 - 1954)
Born in Strovolos, Nicosia. Studied simultaneously at Kallitheas School of Nursery and Gymnastics School in Athens (1910-1912). Later studied further is Saverne (1922-1923). On return to Cyprus, she be...
Nearchos Fysentzides MP
(1863 - 1943)
Nephew of the writer and poet, journalist and teacher, Themicles Theocharides and first cousing of Evgenia Theodotou .
Born in Nicosia. He moved to Athens early and joined the Greek army. He particip...
Heracles Fyssen MP
(1904 - 1982)
Grandson of Nikodimos Georgiades . Born in Cairo. Studied law in Paris. Advocate. He moved to Paris where he was known as Fyssen. Engineer. With M. Niki, he founded the "Laboratoire Radio Electrique" i...
Demetris (Takis) Frangoudis MP
(1900 - 1978)
Nephew of Christodoulos Sozos and first cousin of Filon and Stelios Pavlides and of Senon Sozos.
Born in Limassol. Studied law at Athens and art (1920 & 1921).
Artist. TBC
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Panayiotis Toumazis MP
(1912 - d.)
Older brother of Andreas Toumazis. Born in Famagusta and studied civil engineering at Metsovion Polytechnic of Athens (1936). Civil engineer in Famagusta from 1937, municipal engineer of Famagusta (194...
Leonidas Finiefs MP
(1894 - 1974)
Born in Nicosia. Studied medicine in Paris (1920) and worked at St Mary's Hospital Paddington in London (1920-1923). He worked for several years at Miller Hospital Greenich, where he specialised in psy...
Socrates Frangoudes / Frangoudis MP
(1832 - 1911)
Younger brother of Evryviades Frangoudis . Via his father, nephew of Ioannis Frangoudis and first cousin of Epaminontas Frangoudis , Demetrios Nicolaides and Demetris I. Rossides .
Nicholas Frangoudis MP
(1857 - 1913)
Step-brother of Menelaos Frangoudis . From his father's side, first cousin of George Frangoudis and Simos Menardos and from the side of his mother, Chrystalleni Antonios Vontitsianos, he was first cous...
Menelaos Frangoudis MP
(1871 - 1931)
Born in Limassol, his mother was from Zakinthos. Teacher at Hellenic School Limassol.
Journalist. Editor of the weekly newspaper in Limassol Anagennisis and thereafter the weekly Alitheia (1897-1931)...
Ioannis Frangoudis MP
(1863 - 1916)
Wikipedia: Ioannis Frangoudis
Ioannis Frangoudis (Greek: Ιωάννης Φραγκούδης, born in Limassol, Cyprus) was a a Greek Army officer who reached the rank of Lt General. He also competed in the 1896 Summ...
Ioannis Frangoudis MP
(1800 - 1880)
First cousin of Evryviades and Socrates Frangoudis, Demetris Nicolaides and Demetris I. Rossides. Born in Limassol. Graduated from Evangeliki School of Corfu. At the outbreak of 1821 revolution, he mov...
Evryviades Frangoudis MP
(1829 - 1887)
Older brother of Socrates Frangoudis. Nephew of Ioannis Frangoudis and first cousin of Epaminondas Frangoudis, Demetris Nicolaides and Demetris I. Rossides. Born in Limassol. Trader, businessman. Assis...
Epaminontas Frangoudis MP
(b. - 1892)
Born in Cyprus and studied at the Ionian Academy in Corfu. He returned to Cyprus as secretary to the Greek Vice Consul in Larnaca. He attended the Hellenic School (1848-1854), whereupon the breakout of...
George Frangoudis MP
(1869 - 1939)
First cousin, from his father's side, of Menelaos and Nicholas Frangoudis and Simos Menardos. Born in Limassol and studied law at Athens University (1890). Later tudied further at the School of Politic...
Agathocles Frangoudis MP
(1841 - 1916)
His father, Onisiforos, was from a different family to the well known Frangoudis family. From hsi mother's side, Zoe, daughter of Xadjizacharias Apostolides, he was first cousin to Evelthon Glykis and ...
Niovi Frangos MP
(1913 - d.)
Grandaughter of Hadjigrigorios Demetriades and first cousin of Charilaos Demetriades, Costas Fieros and Xanthos Charalambides. She was born in Kyrenia to Ioannis Demetriades. She studied English at the...
Christodoulos Fieros MP
(1865 - 1927)
Born in Karavas, a village in the District of Kyrenia. Trader. Mayor of Kyrenia (1908-1917), member of Legislative Council (1925-1927). (Biographical Dictionary of Cypriots 1800-1920)
Constantinos Fieros MP
(1897 - 1960)
Via his mother, Polixeni, he was the grandson of Hadjigregorios Demetriades and first cousin of Charilaos Demetriades, Xanthos Charalambides and Niovi Frangos. Born in Kyrenia. Studied law at Middle Te...
George Fanos MP
(1918 - d.)
Nephew, via his mother Ioulia, of Costas Eleftheriades. His mother wrote Diaplasin ton Pedion under the pseudonym Poimenis Mirto. Born in Nicosia. Studied medicine at Athens University (1935-1942). Doc...
Antonis Triantafyllides MP
(1890 - 1934)
Grandson of Antonios Triantafyllides. Born in Nicosia and studied law at Athens University (1907-1911). Advocate in Nicosia from 1912. Member Municipal Council Nicosia (1914-1917). Secretary to Archbis...
Antonios Triantafyllides MP
(c.1800 - d.)
Born in Beirut at the start of the 19th century and moved to Nicosia. While working in Venice, he married a Cypriot from Smyrna, Chariclea Michaelides and then moved to live in Nicosia. Elder statesman...
Andreas Toumazis MP
(1919 - 1983)
Born in Famagusta. Studied medicine in Athens (1938-1940). His studied were cut short due to the Greek-Italian War and returned to Cyprus. He continued his studies from 1945-1948 and 1948-1953. Practic...
Lilika Tavernari MP
(1899 - 1978)
Born in Nicosia. Graduated from Senior Convent School Krikou in Athens. She was multilingual in French, Italian and Arabic. She lived most of her life in Alexandria. She moved to Athens in 1960 and the...
George (Kokos) Tzirkotis MP
(1918 - 1987)
Nephew, via his mother, Charitini, of Diogenis and Diomides Georgiades. Born in Larnaca and studied business in Beirut and at Leeds College of Commerce. Businessman. He continued his father's business....
Zacharias Sotiriou MP
(1878 - 1959)
Born in Famagusta. Studied business and foreign languages at the American University Beirut and photography in Athens (1900). On return to Cyprus, became a photographer in Famagusta. Following the Octo...


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Ash River
Lying in bed that night I couldn't sake that feeling off. You know the guilty feeling, that you could have done more. But what else could I have done? I rescue that girl with the golden yellow eyes. Well you could have helped them to get out there. That annoying voice was saying in the back of my head. But I don't let people get close to me, the only person you can rely on it yourself. There still down there, in the tunnel, with the bloodsuckers. What were they doing down there anyway? Unless they had some sort of powers, like me. I didn't recognize any of them; I couldn't get a good sense at their powers. To busy playing the superhero. Yer you 'superhero', saving the pretty girl.
I got up fed up with arguing with myself, grabbing some black jeans and putting them on. I was looking in the mirror as I buttoned up my black shirt, stopping when I saw Robert bite mark on the left side of my neck. It never healed no matter what I did to it. I was marked for life, I didn't bother hiding the mark, no-one said anything about it, the once that didn't know about vampires.
Taking the car keys to my Porsche Panamera and grabbing my leather jacket, I made my way down the stairs. People would think me as a flash git mostly there were right, my parents died when I was a kid, but left me a account that I couldn't open until I was 18. Boy thank you mum and dad, I thought as I accelerated down the quite sleepy streets.
I broke into the café, then made my way though the café to the trap door covered by the shadows. I opened the door quietly sensing as I made my way down the ladder. That's when things turned interesting.
"Vampire, quick!" A bright light suddenly came shooting towards me; I ducked just in time for someone to shout.
"No it's the boy from before, the one who helped me Mike."
I stayed where I was looking at the three faces in front of me. "Do you think that we can just all calm down, greez?"
"Calm down, with you mysteriously showing up again, yer sure." The boy rolled his blue eyes at me.
"Mike, he's not a vampire, mysterious as he does look, he won't bite into your neck." The girl with brown wavy hair told the boy, touching his shoulder. "What is it that you want?"
"Then what is he?" The boy interrupted before I could speck.
"His powers control the Nature." She informed them all. Who was this girl?
"Does it speak?" The girl with golden yellow eyes shot at me, sarcastically ran across her face.
"It even has a name." I shot back to her. "But for now, I'm going to help you, even with my better judgement."
"How do we know that we can trust you?" The boy asked, looking me over.
"How do I know that I can trust you?" That shut him up. "Look, trust is hard for me, as well as it is for you all to trust me. But something telling me, that I've got to somehow trust you." I admitted to the strangers looking away not wanting to meet their eyes.
"How are you going to help us then?" The girl with brown hair asked.
"I can drive you back to my apartment, you can rest there or whatever." I shrugged.
"Thank you that would be a great help to us." She replied.
10 minutes later we were all by my car, the girl with the brown hair took the sit in the front, the boy with the blue eyes took the back sit.
"Thank you by the way." The girl with the yellow golden eyes said quietly.
"Erm. Don't mention it."
"What's your name?"
"Ash. Ash River." I told her
"Suits your power, that's a nature name." She smiled and went into the back sit.


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my sorrow is my only company.Mature
tear your heart out /
gouge your eyes out /
rip your heart out /
kicking, screaming, dragging /
clawing, biting, snarling /
shut up! shut up! /
ripping you from my heart /
is harder than i ever imagined /
shh, shh /
i'll make it better /
i swear /
don't make me better /
i'll be fine /
tear my hair out /
gouge my eyes out /
rip my heart out /
you don't care /
don't say i'm sorry /
please /
because what comes next? /
i don't feel the same way? /
there's someone else? /
i think of us more as friends? /
shut up! shut up!.


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By DAN KARELL
For just the third time in history, one player has bagged both the Professional Footballers' Association Player and Young Player of the Year awards in a season.
Tottenham Hotspurs midfielder Gareth Bale has achieved the feat, winning the PFA Player of the Year award for the second time in three seasons after scoring 19 goals in 29 Premier League matches this season.
The 23-year-old also made the PFA Team of the Year alongside teammate Jan Vertonghen, Liverpool's Luis Suarez, and Manchester United's Robin Van Persie, David De Gea, Michael Carrick, and Rio Ferdinand.
The Welsh international Bale has been consistent in his performances all season and raised his play in an eight-game stretch from the end of January to the first week of March, when he scored 10 goals in all competitions to lead Spurs to six wins and two draws.
Here are some more stories to get your week kicked off:
A stunned Inter Milan support wakes up on Monday to find out that their captain will be on the sidelines for an indefinite period of time.
After going off in the 17th minute of Inter's 1-0 loss to Palermo on Saturday, tests confirmed that Javier Zanetti had torn his left Achilles tendon, likely forcing him off the pitch for at least nine months.
The 39-year-old has been one of the top players in Serie A, defying his age in recent years to play week in and week out for Inter. Zanetti has made 48 appearances for his club in all competitions this season, an amazing record. The Argentine native has said he hopes that he can come back and play at least one more season for the fans.
Two of Barcelona's walking wounded have returned to first team training, giving the side a huge lift ahead of their rematch on Wednesday with Bayern Munich in the Champions League semifinals.
Javier Mascherano and Sergio Busquets were seen training on the side of the pitch on Sunday as they work their way back to full fitness. Busquets missed his side's draw at Athletic Bilbao on Saturday with a slight groin strain, while Mascherano has been out of action since suffering a torn MCL in Barcelona's first-leg match against Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League.
Playing without Mascherano and possibly a hurt Busquets, the Catalonia side suffered a heavy defeat to Bayern last Tuesday, with the back four of Jordi Alba, Gerard Pique, Marc Bartra, and Dani Alves not enjoying the evening. While it's not confirmed, the club are hopeful that both of the players can be fit to be part of the 18 for Wednesday's match.
Following three years of repairs and upgrades, the legendary Maracana stadium in Rio de Janeiro reopened with a friendly on Sunday between sides captained by past Brazil heros Ronaldo and Bebeto, respectively.
The reported $448 million construction costs turned the interior of the stadium into a single bowl, with an all-seated capacity of around 78,000 seats. The underground facilities also received a facelift as well, according to the former World Cup winner Ronaldo.
"Another stadium has been delivered," Ronaldo told Reuters. "The pitch is sensational. The stands are beautiful, so are the internal facilities, everything is really good."
Despite the opening and friendly match, there are still numerous reports that the stadium is unfinished, despite the deadline having been last December. The Maracana is the fourth of 12 stadiums that has been opened ahead of next year's World Cup.
Blackburn Rovers have been ordered by a court of law to pay £2.25 million to former manager Henning Berg after he was sacked just 57 days into the job. (REPORT)
German rising star Julian Draxler has promised that he will not move to Borussia Dortmund, despite speculation the 19-year-old could replace the outgoing Mario Götze. (REPORT)
FC Nurnberg is interested in signing former Bayern Munich defender Breno, who is currently in the middle of serving a three year sentence for arson. (REPORT)
Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini believes that Luis Suarez should have won Player of the Year. (REPORT)
Real Madrid transfer target Geoffrey Kondogbia has said that it's been his dream since he was a kid to play with Real. (REPORT)
Former Germany midfielder Stefan Effenberg is the top choice to take over at FC Schalke this summer. (REPORT)
Ukrainian side Shakhtar Donetsk have won their fourth straight league title. (REPORT)
What do you make of these reports? Do you agree with the PFA's choice of Bale for POY? Do you see Zanetti playing for Inter again? Do you believe that Mascherano will play for Barcelona on Wednesday?
Share your thoughts below.
Bale's victory made sense although surely Guzan should have been in the top 10 running list
David De Gea on the team of the season is just funny. He was the GK for the best team, I get that, and therefore probably earned the honor by default. However, the guy makes me cringe everytime he goes for a cross. It's almost comical at times. De Gea makes some unreal reflex saves but he's merely a decent player. As for Bale, he fully deserved his accolades. It probably was a tight race between he, RVP, and Suarez (sadly). Bales had a tremendous season and the sky really is the limit for this kid. To think he entered the professional ranks with Southampton and Spuirs as a leftback……
The Imperative Voice
Howard got hurt, Friedel is being brushed aside, the Red Sea parted for EPL keepers a bit this year.
But I basically agree with your assessment of deGea, it says all you need to know that Sir Alex is rumored to be keeper shopping. Been a lot of 4-3, 3-2 type games this season which I think reflect their field player dominance overcoming the keeper situation. City and CFC actually have lower GA.
I just hope Bale breaks his neck and never plays again next time he dives.
well how nice of you…
To anyone who watched Spurs this weekend – what type of injury did Dembele sustain? They will need him in the last few matches.
SoCal Soccer Mom
Looked like a hamstring tweek. He came right off and didn't make things worse by trying to keep playing.
So Dempsey didn't make the PFA team. I guess his move to Spurs has been a bust. #loweredexpectations
DC Josh
Gareth Bale is a monster destined for many titles and no World Cups. But Robin van Persie should have won the PFA player of the year award.
Bale's Spurs have won nothing this year, and as of right now they won't even be in next year's Champions League. Bale carried Spurs on his back, but RVP carried the champions on his back. I'm not a fan of either team, but I am disappointed the award didn't go to the better player: van Persie.
I can see both sides but:
No RVP ?
Man U still contend for the title.
No Bale?
No Spurs challenge for CL place.
United is plug and play for their forward corps. Van Persie also went dry for an extended period in which Wayne Rooney was easily the MVP for a third of the season.
Tottenham are midtable without Bale.


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Installing gevent inside a virtual environment on OSX
Installing Python's gevent package can be a bit challanging. This blog post explains how to install it on OSX v10.8 or later without using something like 'MacPorts'.
You will need to get XCode from Apple's App Store and make sure to install the
Command Line Tools. You do this under Preferences>Downloads (Using XCode 5 you don't have to do that anymore, apparently).
virtualenv can be done using
easy_install (or
pip if available):
$ easy_install virtualenv
Here's how you can use virtualenv:
$ mkdir MyExample
$ cd MyExample
$ virtualenv ENV
$ source ENV/bin/activate
The virtualenv package comes with
pip, so we'll use this instead of easy_install.
We need to install the C-library libevent. Download the latest version and do the following while in the virtual environment:
(ENV)$ curl -L -O https://github.com/downloads/libevent/libevent/libevent-2.0.21-stable.tar.gz
(ENV)$ tar xzf libevent-2.0.21-stable.tar.gz
(ENV)$ cd libevent-2.0.21-stable
(ENV)$ ./configure --prefix="$VIRTUAL_ENV"
(ENV)$ make && make install
(ENV)$ cd $VIRTUAL_ENV/..
If all went well, install the Pyton packages
greenlet and
gevent. Note that the order is important.
(ENV)$ pip install greenlet
(ENV)$ pip install gevent --global-option "-L$VIRTUAL_ENV/lib" \
--global-option "-I$VIRTUAL_ENV/include"
The order is important because gevent depends on greenlet. If you install gevent first, the extra global options will not work and you'll get an error.
Try to import
gevent and if all went well, no error should raise:
$ python
>>> import gevent
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gevent 1.0 is in a almost-released state and is highly preferred over the 0.3.x version that you get with pip. And it also requires libev which it has bundled, so no need for libevent.
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Drivers in the United States are required to have basic insurance on their vehicles. However, if the car is paid off, then collision coverage (coverage that pays to fix any damage to your vehicle in the event of an accident) is optional. If you don't have collision coverage, there are steps to take to get your damages covered if an accident occurs.
Use the camera on your cell phone or grab a camera from a nearby store to preserve visual representation of what happened. If you don't have access to a camera, jot down as much information as you can, such as the accident location, the name of the other driver and their insurance carrier, when the accident occurred, the name of any police officer that responds, and a description of damages.
If a police officer is called, have the officer read over your notes and verify them with a signature and a short sentence that says the information is accurate--this will help you if there are any discrepancies between your notes and the police report. This documentation will not prevent you from having to pay out-of-pocket to cover damages, but it will protect you from being sued for more than the damages are worth and will make it much easier for a repair company to understand the kind of repairs you need when you are gathering estimates.
If you were not at fault, check with the other driver and his insurance provider to see whether or not his policy will cover the cost of your repairs. If the accident was auto-to-auto, you may be covered under property damage liability insurance, which covers damages to property, including cars. If the damage was caused by some sort of negligence (e.i., your neighbor tried to cut down a tree and it landed on your car), then it may be covered either under his property damage liability insurance or under his comprehensive insurance. If you are covered, then file a claim with the company.
Legal Action
If you were not at fault, are covered by the other driver's policy, but the insurance company won't pay or is stalling, file a small claims suit. The suit may be directed either at the driver or their company or both, depending on why the insurance company is denying or stalling your claim. If you go this route, look for an attorney who will work on consignment.
If you have yet to be in an accident and are not covered under collision insurance, try putting away a few dollars out of each paycheck to save up for the coverage. The ability to save a small amount for this purpose could end up saving you thousands of dollars if you severely damage or total your vehicle. Lower the premium by opting for a higher deductible.
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