Interview with Ivo Ivanovski Minister of Information Society & Administration of Macedonia
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ABOUT MACEDONIANS This video was made by joining various sequences of another and much longer video: www.youtube.com The copyright belongs to the creator of the original video (Yale University) which deserves all my gratitude. INTRODUCTION TO ANCIENT GREEK HISTORY: LECTURE 24 TRANSCRIPT BY PROFESSOR DONALD KAGAN University of Yale December 6, 2007. So, as I say, it's going to be a very major change but it's something that they don't know they're in the middle of watching. Well, in 359 a man called Philip became King of Macedon. We know the Macedonians were fundamentally Greeks. That is to say, they were Greek speakers and ethnically, if there is such a thing, they were Greek. But they were so far out of the mainstream of the development of the Greek poleis that we have been examining this semester that many, many Greeks, perhaps most of them, didn't think of them as being Greek. When Greeks thought about what it was to be a Greek they thought about more than the fact that they spoke the Greek language, they thought fundamentally--if you get to Aristotle you see how thoroughly true this is, it had to do with a culture, a way of life and that way of life was based upon the independent polis. Well, Macedon did not have such a structure. The Greeks called the Macedonians an ethnos, a tribal group is what that sort of means. We use the word "nation" somehow to translate ethnos and that's okay. The word "nation" itself, you remember, comes from the Latin word which means to be ...
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FOIA network member, Foundation Open Society, Macedonia, contribute to Right to Know Day 2011 on the 28th September. More info: www.soros.org
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Copyright: Britannica Encyclopedia Online. Ancient artifacts that have been discovered in Aiani prove that the ancient Macedonian society spoke and wrote in Greek.. Which proves and furthermore supports the evidence towards the fact that Ancient Macedonians were an Ancient Greek tribe. concise.britannica.com "In the necropolis, tens of vases have been discovered. These are of the Macedonian black and white pottery, which was made and used by the tribes of North-West Greece. The Macedonians were part of this group. The pottery of Aiani came from the local workshops; and it's the oldest piece of black and white pottery discovered so far. It was found with Mycenae sherds and can therefore certainly be dated from the fourteenth (14th) century BC. Aiani has given us some of the oldest samples of writing in Macedonia. On small pieces of pottery were let alike inscriptions. We can also make out the name of the dead person: "Pleona" on an archaic mausoleum pillar. The name of the Goddess or mortal: "Themida" is carved on the base of a classical jar, while, from the 5th century BC a bill has survived. An inhabitand of Elimioti carved it in decimals on a piece of pottery. It is clear that these early inscriptions found in Aiani prove that the ancient Macedonian Hellenistic society spoke and wrote in Greek. The remains at Aiani were a major discovery in the region of Upper Macedonia, because there was very little written information about it and what there was, was indirect. The ...
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trailer for International Year of Astronomy for Republic of Macedonia. Participating organisations: ·Macedonian Astronomical Society (MAS) o Skopje Astronomical Society (SAS) o Astronomical Society -- Bitola o Institute of Physics, Faculty of Sciences, Skopje o Society of the Physicists of Republic of Macedonia o Planetarium --Youth Cultural Centre o Blue Sky --Youth Network o Macedonian Radio Television www.astronomija.com.mk www.bluesky.org.mk
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On September 9, 2011, representatives of Georgian civil society gathered in Tbilisi for a conference on the prospects for visa liberalization with the EU and on advocacy plans to support the process. The event was part of "Paving the Road towards Visa-free Travel between the Eastern Partnership countries and the EU," a project of PASOS (the Policy Association for an Open Society), supported by the Local Government and Public Service Reform Initiative (LGI) of Open Society Foundations. This segment features presentations by Zhidas Daskalovski (School of Public Policy "Mother Theresa") and Marija Risteska of the Center for Research and Policy Making (CRPM) in Macedonia.
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On September 9, 2011, representatives of Georgian civil society gathered in Tbilisi for a conference on the prospects for visa liberalization with the EU and on advocacy plans to support the process. The event was part of "Paving the Road towards Visa-free Travel between the Eastern Partnership countries and the EU," a project of PASOS (the Policy Association for an Open Society), supported by the Local Government and Public Service Reform Initiative (LGI) of Open Society Foundations. This segment features presentations by Zhidas Daskalovski (School of Public Policy "Mother Theresa") and Marija Risteska of the Center for Research and Policy Making (CRPM) in Macedonia.
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The CRHS held its 3rd annual convention at Cleveland, OH in Sept 2010. Here's some video of one of the hilights of the convention, a blue SD50. Note the number, 6710. The CRHS patched over the NS patches to restore this locomotive to its original number for the weekend. What a great time had by all!
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Microsoft Say Macedonia is a campaign which supports the usage of the constitutional name of the Republic of Macedonia in the system and aplicative software of the Microsoft Corporation. The campaign started on June 17th 2007 when the official web page was launched. The goal of the campaign is to animate the institutions of the Republic of Macedonia and the whole macedonian society to find a final solution - usage of the constitutional name of the Republic of Macedonia in the software applications of the Microsoft Corporation. It is the campaigns position that Microsoft is building a non-principle policy towards the Republic of Macedonia in the last 10 years, using the temporary reference FYROM instead of the constitutional name. This is confirmed also by the newest operating system Windows Vista, as well as by all other program packages, where the FYROM reference is used. The campaign also fights against the usage of the Macedonian (FYROM) language in the list of languages, where only Macedonian should be written, since there is no such language Macedonian (FYROM). The campaign is going to take place in several phases, where open letters to the involved parties will be sent, as well as petitions, announcements and other activities. The idea is to get continuous support from the media in the Republic of Macedonia. One of the important characteristics of this campaign is the fact that all activities are performed exclusively via electronic way. In that way the campaign ...
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In the first 3 years of the active presence on Macedonian social and political stage, Polio Plus has undertaken a lot of activities and projects, and put a huge efforts, regarding the actual position and treatment of people with disability in Macedonia, but especially from the legislative point of view. All that activities have resulted and were fulfilled with one very special and unique idea - during 2003 in Macedonian Parliament was established and promoted the first ever genuinely inter-party parliamentary lobby group (IPPLG) for people with disability. The IPPLG was focused on the promotion and improvement of the human rights of Macedonian population with disability, within the current general legislative process in Macedonia. The activities of this lobby-group, but in conjunction with those of the Wider Lobby Group (drawn from all sectors of the community) were focused on ensuring nationwide movement acting towards overcoming strong and still present discrimination against people with disability in Macedonia. Regarding this unique process and lobby-story, as well as regarding all that was done by IPPLG, Polio Plus - movement against disability, being the initiator and creator of this lobby-group, decided to make 'testimony' for the next generations and to document existing and achievements of this lobby-group by movie. That's how Polio Plus produced an original and authentic documentary movie, titled as CORRIDOR. In one specific artistic way, the intention of Polio ...
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On September 9, 2011, representatives of Georgian civil society gathered in Tbilisi for a conference on the prospects for visa liberalization with the EU and on advocacy plans to support the process. The event was part of "Paving the Road towards Visa-free Travel between the Eastern Partnership countries and the EU," a project of PASOS (the Policy Association for an Open Society), supported by the Local Government and Public Service Reform Initiative (LGI) of Open Society Foundations. This segment features presentations by Zhidas Daskalovski (School of Public Policy "Mother Theresa") and Marija Risteska of the Center for Research and Policy Making (CRPM) in Macedonia.
Tags :Georgia, Macedonia, visa, liberalization, NGO, pasos, novisa, EU, Marija, Risteska, Center, for, Research, and, Policy, Making, CRPM, Zhidas, Daskalovski, School, of, Public, Mother, Theresa, open, society

On September 9, 2011, representatives of Georgian civil society gathered in Tbilisi for a conference on the prospects for visa liberalization with the EU and on advocacy plans to support the process. The event was part of "Paving the Road towards Visa-free Travel between the Eastern Partnership countries and the EU," a project of PASOS (the Policy Association for an Open Society), supported by the Local Government and Public Service Reform Initiative (LGI) of Open Society Foundations.
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In the first 3 years of the active presence on Macedonian social and political stage, Polio Plus has undertaken a lot of activities and projects, and put a huge efforts, regarding the actual position and treatment of people with disability in Macedonia, but especially from the legislative point of view. All that activities have resulted and were fulfilled with one very special and unique idea - during 2003 in Macedonian Parliament was established and promoted the first ever genuinely inter-party parliamentary lobby group (IPPLG) for people with disability. The IPPLG was focused on the promotion and improvement of the human rights of Macedonian population with disability, within the current general legislative process in Macedonia. The activities of this lobby-group, but in conjunction with those of the Wider Lobby Group (drawn from all sectors of the community) were focused on ensuring nationwide movement acting towards overcoming strong and still present discrimination against people with disability in Macedonia. Regarding this unique process and lobby-story, as well as regarding all that was done by IPPLG, Polio Plus - movement against disability, being the initiator and creator of this lobby-group, decided to make 'testimony' for the next generations and to document existing and achievements of this lobby-group by movie. That's how Polio Plus produced an original and authentic documentary movie, titled as CORRIDOR. In one specific artistic way, the intention of Polio ...
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TV KANAL 5, 22 November 2006, Macedonian NGO sector clusters More rapid development of the civil society and strengthening of the capacities of the civic organizations in Macedonia are the main goals of the Macedonian Human Rights House, which was presented today in Skopje. Macedonian Human Rights House is a part of the international Human Rights House Network based in Oslo, Norway. It represents an association of NGOs, whose joint mission is promoting the human rights in home countries and abroad. The founders and principal members of the Macedonian House are World's First Children Embassy in the World Megjashi, Association for Democratic Initiatives, Macedonian Helsinki Committee, Center of Women's Rights - Sheltering Center and Association of Disabled Persons "Polio Plus". "The House will serve as a national center for human rights protection, contributing to stepped up development of the civil society in or country", said Dragi Zmijnac from Children's Embassy Megjasi, who was appointed as President of the new association. Daniela Dabeska from the Macedonian Shelter Center said the House will be open for all Macedonian NGOs which want to join in, with an aim to step up the cooperation in human rights protection activities that would be "to the benefit of citizens" in exercising their rights and needs. Macedonia is the 13th country in the world that has a branch of Human Rights House Network. The executive manager of the Norwegian Human Rights House, Maria Dahle has ...
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In the first 3 years of the active presence on Macedonian social and political stage, Polio Plus has undertaken a lot of activities and projects, and put a huge efforts, regarding the actual position and treatment of people with disability in Macedonia, but especially from the legislative point of view. All that activities have resulted and were fulfilled with one very special and unique idea - during 2003 in Macedonian Parliament was established and promoted the first ever genuinely inter-party parliamentary lobby group (IPPLG) for people with disability. The IPPLG was focused on the promotion and improvement of the human rights of Macedonian population with disability, within the current general legislative process in Macedonia. The activities of this lobby-group, but in conjunction with those of the Wider Lobby Group (drawn from all sectors of the community) were focused on ensuring nationwide movement acting towards overcoming strong and still present discrimination against people with disability in Macedonia. Regarding this unique process and lobby-story, as well as regarding all that was done by IPPLG, Polio Plus - movement against disability, being the initiator and creator of this lobby-group, decided to make 'testimony' for the next generations and to document existing and achievements of this lobby-group by movie. That's how Polio Plus produced an original and authentic documentary movie, titled as CORRIDOR. In one specific artistic way, the intention of Polio ...
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Заловување на балканскиот рис Ристе на 5 март 2012 година. Видеото е сопственост на Македонското еколошко друштво.
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Снимка од заловувањето на рисот Ристе од страна на членови на МЕД. Видеото е сопственост на Македонското еколошко друштво
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One of several "peace songs" produced by Search for Common Ground/Common Ground Productions, this is also the theme song for the Nashe Maalo series. Nashe Maalo was the first children's television program in Macedonia created to promote intercultural understanding, to encourage conflict prevention in a multicultural society, and to impart specific conflict-resolution skills that children can use in their everyday lives. This unique series, co-produced by Common Ground Productions and Search for Common Ground Macedonia, presents a timely opportunity to influence an entire generation of children in Macedonia in the direction of mutual tolerance and respect. A summative research study, Lessons From Nashe Maalo, has measured changes in attitudes before and after watching the series. The last season of Nashe Maalo was broadcasted in late 2003, however re-runs continued in 2004 on several TV stations in Macedonia.
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Founded in 1945, the SCTE (Society for broadband Professionals) is a non-profit making organisation whose aim is to raise the standard of broadband engineering in the telecommunication industry. In this event, the price of IBC bursary was given to ABCOM, represented by Vladimir Dedolli. For more www.scte-event.eu
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its a Documentary we made of the Relay For Life of Twinsburg/Macedonia for a project at school. Songs Belong to Content owner: Sony Music Entertainment all rights belong to them. we have permission to use through the American Cancer Society.
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