Samsun is an ancient city on the Black Sea coast of Turkey with a long history. Some key points of interest in Samsun include:
1) The Bandirma Boat Museum, which houses a replica of the boat that carried Mustafa Kemal Ataturk to Samsun in 1919 to organize the Turkish War of Independence.
2) The Big Mosque, also known as Ulu Camii, constructed in 1884 and still standing as an important cultural heritage site.
3) Turkish baths (hamams) that Samsun is famous for, taking advantage of the city's natural hot springs.
4) The Archaeology and Ethnography Museum, housing artifacts
Samsun is an ancient city on the Black Sea coast of Turkey with a long history. It is famous for its tobacco, caviar, and thermal springs. Notable sites include a 13th century Turkish bath, 15th century mosque complex, rock tombs, and fortress ruins. Ataturk landed in Samsun in 1919 to organize the Turkish War of Independence, commemorated by a statue. Participants from Romania, Slovenia, Greece, Lithuania, and Turkey will discuss cultural heritage projects at various educational and historical sites around Samsun over two days, including an adult education center, boat museum, mosque, and archaeological museum.
The document summarizes the itinerary and activities for the initial meeting of the ADHER Project held in Samsun, Turkey from November 13-16, 2009. The meeting brought together participants from Turkey, Romania, Slovenia, Lithuania, and was intended to allow participants to get to know each other and participate in cultural activities. The itinerary included visits to the Atakum Adult Education Centre, Samsun Bandırma Boat Museum, Gazi Museum, Big Mosque, Turkish baths, Amissos Hill, Archeology and Ethnography Museum, and dinner at Ezella Restaurant.
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The document discusses three famous Coptic monasteries in Egypt:
1) The Monastery of Saint Anthony, founded in 356 AD, which is considered the earliest Christian monastery. It has a historic church and library.
2) The Monastery of Saint Catherine, located at the foot of Mount Sinai where Moses received the Ten Commandments. It encloses the Chapel of the Burning Bush.
3) The Monastery of Saint Paul, which was originally built in the 4th century but was destroyed by Arab invaders in the 7th century and its library was burnt. It was rebuilt in the 19th century.
There are so many things to do in Washington DC, and most for free, that I could not simply include them all in this presentation. This brief introduction to what you can do in the nation's capital should spark your interest into planning a stellar trip to DC!
All photographs in this presentation are my own.
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Social Targeting - Die neue Dimension der Zielgruppenansprache. Die ADTELLIGENCE Social Media Platform bietet Social Targeting, DSP Technology, Reporting & Analytics, Kampagnenmanagment und ein Selbstbuchungssystem aus einer Hand als SaaS.
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Samsun is an ancient city on the Black Sea coast of Turkey with a long history. It is famous for its tobacco, caviar, and thermal springs. Notable sites include a 13th century Turkish bath, 15th century mosque complex, rock tombs, and fortress ruins. Ataturk landed in Samsun in 1919 to organize the Turkish War of Independence, commemorated by a statue. Participants from Romania, Slovenia, Greece, Lithuania, and Turkey will discuss cultural heritage projects at various educational and historical sites around Samsun over two days, including an adult education center, boat museum, mosque, and archaeological museum.
The document summarizes the itinerary and activities for the initial meeting of the ADHER Project held in Samsun, Turkey from November 13-16, 2009. The meeting brought together participants from Turkey, Romania, Slovenia, Lithuania, and was intended to allow participants to get to know each other and participate in cultural activities. The itinerary included visits to the Atakum Adult Education Centre, Samsun Bandırma Boat Museum, Gazi Museum, Big Mosque, Turkish baths, Amissos Hill, Archeology and Ethnography Museum, and dinner at Ezella Restaurant.
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The document discusses three famous Coptic monasteries in Egypt:
1) The Monastery of Saint Anthony, founded in 356 AD, which is considered the earliest Christian monastery. It has a historic church and library.
2) The Monastery of Saint Catherine, located at the foot of Mount Sinai where Moses received the Ten Commandments. It encloses the Chapel of the Burning Bush.
3) The Monastery of Saint Paul, which was originally built in the 4th century but was destroyed by Arab invaders in the 7th century and its library was burnt. It was rebuilt in the 19th century.
There are so many things to do in Washington DC, and most for free, that I could not simply include them all in this presentation. This brief introduction to what you can do in the nation's capital should spark your interest into planning a stellar trip to DC!
All photographs in this presentation are my own.
ADTELLIGENCE Social Targeting und Permission Marketing. Die Zukunft des Onlin...ADTELLIGENCE GmbH
Social Targeting - Die neue Dimension der Zielgruppenansprache. Die ADTELLIGENCE Social Media Platform bietet Social Targeting, DSP Technology, Reporting & Analytics, Kampagnenmanagment und ein Selbstbuchungssystem aus einer Hand als SaaS.
Questa presentazione mi è arrrivata ieri via catena di S. Antonio. Di solito mi guardo bene da riproporre certe cose, ma questa, se non è vera, potrebbe esserlo.
Over 947 journalists have been killed worldwide since 1992 according to the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ). In 2012 alone, 26 journalists were killed with their motives unconfirmed. Journalists face increasing risks, with Iraq responsible for the most deaths. Governments are often unable or unwilling to prosecute the killers of journalists. The document then provides a list of 26 journalists killed in 2012 with basic details about each case.
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Adtelligence's CEO Michael Altendorf presentted his vision of the future internet at the Retail Lab Workshop „Cross-Channel Management and Personalization“ organized by the University St. Gallen at August 27th in Zürich
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This document discusses ultra personalization and how it can maximize revenue through highly customized marketing. It presents Convert+, a platform that uses big data like browsing history, purchases, and location to automatically generate uniquely personalized websites, apps, and product recommendations for each individual user across devices in real-time. The document claims Convert+ can increase conversion rates by 1-50% through optimal targeting and testing of different user experiences. It aims to make people's lives easier and more comfortable while driving more relevance and revenue for clients.
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The document discusses violence against journalists, including targeted killings in revenge for critical reporting. It notes that such violence goes beyond censorship of a single issue by intimidating colleagues and families as well. This can impede journalists' important role in exposing issues like human rights abuses. Statistics from reports by UNESCO, IMEMC, Reporters Without Borders, and others show that over 120 journalists were killed between 2008-2009, with many targeted while investigating corruption or illegal activities. While conflict areas remain dangerous, the percentage of killings outside of war zones has increased. The document concludes that targeted violence against reporters amounts to a "peacetime war on journalism."
The next big things in internet technology (Adtelligence at the NOAH conferen...ADTELLIGENCE GmbH
This document provides information about Adtelligence, a company that provides personalized web technology and customer intelligence solutions. It discusses their vision of providing a fully automated and personalized technology platform based on machine learning and real-time data. It also summarizes their worldwide presence and partner network. Finally, it outlines some of the next big things in internet technology that were discussed at the NOAH Conference 2013, including mobile/tablet/web convergence, the importance of personalization using big data, and the growth of video on demand.
Cultural imperialism involves the promotion and spread of one nation's culture into another nation, often through economic or military power. Historically, empires expanded by conquering other lands and imposing their culture, language, and institutions. In the 20th century, the US and Soviet Union engaged in cultural imperialism through exporting popular culture like films, music, and television. Capitalism is an economic system based on private ownership of production and goods/services created for profit in competitive markets. It developed from interactions between products, capital/consumer goods, labor, land/resources, and private ownership of resources and capital goods. Capitalism involves three interconnected markets of labor, goods/services, and financial systems that regulate money supply and flows
The document discusses how information can be considered a commodity. It provides definitions of information and commodity. Information has economic value and is demanded as information products and services. Information exhibits economic properties like supply, demand, cost, price, and markets. While some information is traded as a private good, other information is provided publicly, like books in libraries or shared documents, demonstrating that information can also be a public good. Ultimately, information can be both a commodity that is bought and sold, as well as something that is freely provided.
Samsun is a city in northern Turkey with over 1.3 million people. It has a long history dating back thousands of years and is an important tourism destination known for its cultural heritage sites from ancient times through the Ottoman period. Samsun has a variety of natural attractions like forests, streams, waterfalls and lakes. It has well-developed transportation networks connecting it to other Black Sea cities and the rest of Turkey.
The document describes several historical and natural sites in and around the city of Samsun, Turkey. It discusses the Amazon Island and Canal project which involves building a statue to represent Amazon women believed to have lived in the area. It provides details on the ancient city of Amissos and a large statue of Ataturk built there in the 1920s-30s. It also mentions the prehistoric Tekkeköy Caves archaeological site, the Akdağ ski resort, and Kabaceviz waterfalls as natural attractions. Finally, it provides more information on recent excavations of tombs from the Amissos Treasure site containing skeletons and artifacts believed to belong to ancient kings and royalty.
The document provides information about several notable landmarks and places of interest in Turkey, including:
1) The Selimiye Mosque in Edirne, considered the masterpiece of architect Mimar Sinan.
2) Big Island near Istanbul, which has historical and religious sites and a population of around 7,000 people.
3) Ephesus in Izmir, an ancient Greek and Roman city with important archaeological remains like the Library of Celsus.
4) Seferihisar in Izmir, known for its mandarins and geothermal/wind energy resources, and for being Turkey's first Cittaslow town.
5) Manyas Lake in Bal
The document provides descriptions of several notable landmarks and locations across Turkey. It discusses the Selimiye Mosque in Edirne, commissioned by Sultan Selim II and considered the masterpiece of its architect Sinan. It also mentions Big Island in Istanbul, once home to a Greek orphanage, church and monastery, and now with a population of around 7,000. Further, it summarizes Ephesus as an ancient Greek and later Roman city with important archaeological remains, and Seferihisar as Turkey's first Cittaslow town working to protect its future.
Izmir is a 5,000 year old city located on Turkey's Aegean coast. It has a population of 3.4 million and was formerly known as Smyrna. Izmir has a long history and was an important center of trade and civilization. It has many historical and cultural sites to visit, including the Clock Tower, Kemeraltı Market, Ephesus, House of the Virgin Mary, and terrace houses in Şirince.
This document provides an overview of geography and sights to see in Greece. It discusses regions such as North Greece, Thessaloniki, Athens, the Peloponnese peninsula, Greek islands including Ionian, Dodecanese, and Crete. Specific locations mentioned include Kastoria, Ioannina, Kavala, Vikos gorge, Pindos mountains, Meteora, Athens museums, Acropolis, Plaka neighborhood, Olympia archaeological site, and Knossos archaeological site on Crete.
Eda Bakir is an ICT teacher from Trabzon, Turkey who presented information about her home city at the Comenius In-Service Training in Rome, August 2012. Trabzon is located on the Black Sea coast and has historically been an important trade port. Some key attractions in Trabzon mentioned include Sumela Monastery, Ayasofia Museum, Uzun Lake, and various festivals held in the plateaus surrounding the city. Trabzon is also known for fishing and producing hazelnuts and is home to the popular football team Trabzonspor.
İzmir, Turkey's third largest city, is known as the "Pearl of the Aegean". It has a rich history as the site of the ancient Greek city of Ephesus, which was once the second largest city in the Roman Empire. Notable landmarks in İzmir include the Clock Tower in Konak Square, built in 1901, and the bustling bazaar in Kemeraltı dating back to the 17th century. İzmir is a popular tourist destination known for its seaside promenade called Cordon, historic pier designed by Gustave Eiffel, and international trade fairs, with Atatürk famously praising İzmir as being loved by its people.
King's College London Alumni Travel Programme, Turkey May 2010 BrochureKing's College London
This document provides details of a 10-day alumni travel program to classical, Byzantine, and Ottoman sites in Turkey led by Dr. Dionysios Stathakopoulos from King's College London. The itinerary includes visits to major sites such as Istanbul, Troy, Ephesus, Pergamum, and Bodrum, as well as cruising along the Aegean coast. Accommodations include 4-star hotels in Istanbul and cruising aboard a classic yacht. The cost is £1980 per person sharing accommodation and includes flights, meals, tours, and transportation.
This document provides information about Turkey's culture, including its regions, cities, cuisine, folk dances, costumes, and historical sites. It notes that Izmir is Turkey's third largest city and was an important city in ancient times. Traditional Turkish foods mentioned include baklava, dry beans, mantı, and dishes like şiş kebab and lahmacun. Folk dances from different regions like çiftetelli, horon, and zeybek are described. The document also provides brief descriptions of some notable historical sites in Turkey like Topkapı Palace, Hagia Sophia, the Basilica Cistern, and locations such as Ephesus, Pamukkale, Cappadoc
It was precisely 31 of March 296, when Diocletian issued his Edict demanding the Proconsul of Africa to exterminate all the Alexandrian Manichaeans, who were accused of Persian origin and recent arrival. The Roman Emperor wanted the Manichaean Primates and Auditores physically exterminated, their books burnt, and their goods confiscated. I asked Hermas why the Romans and the Persians, although very inimical one to another, desired so passionately to exterminate his co-religionists, their leaders – called the Perfects, and the adepts – called the Hearers, 'Catechoumenoi' in Greek.
First published: 31/3/2007
Antalya is a city located on the southern coast of Turkey that has been inhabited by many civilizations over time. It was founded by the Romans as Attaleia in the 1st century BC. Important landmarks include Kaleici, the restored historic center with archaeological characteristics; Hadrian's Gate, a 2nd century marble arch built for the Roman emperor; and the Yivli Minaret, a 13th century fluted minaret that became the city's symbol. Nearby attractions include Olympos, home to the legendary fire-breathing Chimera; the Manavgat Waterfall located north of the town; and the renowned Aspendos Theatre, one of the best preserved ancient theaters.
The document summarizes key attractions and aspects of Izmir, Turkey's third largest city. It mentions that Izmir is located on the Aegean coast and has a history dating back to ancient times, while still being a modern city. Several historic landmarks are highlighted, including the Izmir Clock Tower, Kadifekale castle, Asansör building, House of Virgin Mary, and Kızlarağası Han caravanserai. Neighborhoods like Alsancak, Pasaport Quay, and Kordon are noted for their cafes, shops, and seaside views. Various forms of public transportation like ferries and faytons are also mentioned.
Turkey is a country located on two continents with a long history spanning many civilizations. It has diverse regions and landscapes. Ankara is the capital located in central Turkey, with many museums, parks, and historic sites. Ataturk was Turkey's founder and first president who established the republic and modernized the nation. The Bosphorus Bridge connects Europe and Asia across the strait in Istanbul, overlooking the scenic city. Hagia Sophia was originally a church but is now a mosque, maintaining its historic significance. Cappadocia has unique rock formations that people once lived in, and was an important stop on the Silk Road.
An itinerary in Blue Moon Alexandria brings us face to face with Hermas Encratites, and the sublime horizons of Alexandria, permanently central in an eternally Manichaean world.
First published in the American Chronicle and Buzzle: 31/3/2007
Over 947 journalists have been killed worldwide since 1992 according to the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ). In 2012 alone, 26 journalists were killed with their motives unconfirmed. Journalists face increasing risks, with Iraq responsible for the most deaths. Governments are often unable or unwilling to prosecute the killers of journalists. The document then provides a list of 26 journalists killed in 2012 with basic details about each case.
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Adtelligence's CEO Michael Altendorf presentted his vision of the future internet at the Retail Lab Workshop „Cross-Channel Management and Personalization“ organized by the University St. Gallen at August 27th in Zürich
Ultra personalization (Adtelligence at the NOAH conference 2013)ADTELLIGENCE GmbH
This document discusses ultra personalization and how it can maximize revenue through highly customized marketing. It presents Convert+, a platform that uses big data like browsing history, purchases, and location to automatically generate uniquely personalized websites, apps, and product recommendations for each individual user across devices in real-time. The document claims Convert+ can increase conversion rates by 1-50% through optimal targeting and testing of different user experiences. It aims to make people's lives easier and more comfortable while driving more relevance and revenue for clients.
Power point presentationVIOLENCE AGAINST MEDIA PERSONs17rukaya
The document discusses violence against journalists, including targeted killings in revenge for critical reporting. It notes that such violence goes beyond censorship of a single issue by intimidating colleagues and families as well. This can impede journalists' important role in exposing issues like human rights abuses. Statistics from reports by UNESCO, IMEMC, Reporters Without Borders, and others show that over 120 journalists were killed between 2008-2009, with many targeted while investigating corruption or illegal activities. While conflict areas remain dangerous, the percentage of killings outside of war zones has increased. The document concludes that targeted violence against reporters amounts to a "peacetime war on journalism."
The next big things in internet technology (Adtelligence at the NOAH conferen...ADTELLIGENCE GmbH
This document provides information about Adtelligence, a company that provides personalized web technology and customer intelligence solutions. It discusses their vision of providing a fully automated and personalized technology platform based on machine learning and real-time data. It also summarizes their worldwide presence and partner network. Finally, it outlines some of the next big things in internet technology that were discussed at the NOAH Conference 2013, including mobile/tablet/web convergence, the importance of personalization using big data, and the growth of video on demand.
Cultural imperialism involves the promotion and spread of one nation's culture into another nation, often through economic or military power. Historically, empires expanded by conquering other lands and imposing their culture, language, and institutions. In the 20th century, the US and Soviet Union engaged in cultural imperialism through exporting popular culture like films, music, and television. Capitalism is an economic system based on private ownership of production and goods/services created for profit in competitive markets. It developed from interactions between products, capital/consumer goods, labor, land/resources, and private ownership of resources and capital goods. Capitalism involves three interconnected markets of labor, goods/services, and financial systems that regulate money supply and flows
The document discusses how information can be considered a commodity. It provides definitions of information and commodity. Information has economic value and is demanded as information products and services. Information exhibits economic properties like supply, demand, cost, price, and markets. While some information is traded as a private good, other information is provided publicly, like books in libraries or shared documents, demonstrating that information can also be a public good. Ultimately, information can be both a commodity that is bought and sold, as well as something that is freely provided.
Samsun is a city in northern Turkey with over 1.3 million people. It has a long history dating back thousands of years and is an important tourism destination known for its cultural heritage sites from ancient times through the Ottoman period. Samsun has a variety of natural attractions like forests, streams, waterfalls and lakes. It has well-developed transportation networks connecting it to other Black Sea cities and the rest of Turkey.
The document describes several historical and natural sites in and around the city of Samsun, Turkey. It discusses the Amazon Island and Canal project which involves building a statue to represent Amazon women believed to have lived in the area. It provides details on the ancient city of Amissos and a large statue of Ataturk built there in the 1920s-30s. It also mentions the prehistoric Tekkeköy Caves archaeological site, the Akdağ ski resort, and Kabaceviz waterfalls as natural attractions. Finally, it provides more information on recent excavations of tombs from the Amissos Treasure site containing skeletons and artifacts believed to belong to ancient kings and royalty.
The document provides information about several notable landmarks and places of interest in Turkey, including:
1) The Selimiye Mosque in Edirne, considered the masterpiece of architect Mimar Sinan.
2) Big Island near Istanbul, which has historical and religious sites and a population of around 7,000 people.
3) Ephesus in Izmir, an ancient Greek and Roman city with important archaeological remains like the Library of Celsus.
4) Seferihisar in Izmir, known for its mandarins and geothermal/wind energy resources, and for being Turkey's first Cittaslow town.
5) Manyas Lake in Bal
The document provides descriptions of several notable landmarks and locations across Turkey. It discusses the Selimiye Mosque in Edirne, commissioned by Sultan Selim II and considered the masterpiece of its architect Sinan. It also mentions Big Island in Istanbul, once home to a Greek orphanage, church and monastery, and now with a population of around 7,000. Further, it summarizes Ephesus as an ancient Greek and later Roman city with important archaeological remains, and Seferihisar as Turkey's first Cittaslow town working to protect its future.
Izmir is a 5,000 year old city located on Turkey's Aegean coast. It has a population of 3.4 million and was formerly known as Smyrna. Izmir has a long history and was an important center of trade and civilization. It has many historical and cultural sites to visit, including the Clock Tower, Kemeraltı Market, Ephesus, House of the Virgin Mary, and terrace houses in Şirince.
This document provides an overview of geography and sights to see in Greece. It discusses regions such as North Greece, Thessaloniki, Athens, the Peloponnese peninsula, Greek islands including Ionian, Dodecanese, and Crete. Specific locations mentioned include Kastoria, Ioannina, Kavala, Vikos gorge, Pindos mountains, Meteora, Athens museums, Acropolis, Plaka neighborhood, Olympia archaeological site, and Knossos archaeological site on Crete.
Eda Bakir is an ICT teacher from Trabzon, Turkey who presented information about her home city at the Comenius In-Service Training in Rome, August 2012. Trabzon is located on the Black Sea coast and has historically been an important trade port. Some key attractions in Trabzon mentioned include Sumela Monastery, Ayasofia Museum, Uzun Lake, and various festivals held in the plateaus surrounding the city. Trabzon is also known for fishing and producing hazelnuts and is home to the popular football team Trabzonspor.
İzmir, Turkey's third largest city, is known as the "Pearl of the Aegean". It has a rich history as the site of the ancient Greek city of Ephesus, which was once the second largest city in the Roman Empire. Notable landmarks in İzmir include the Clock Tower in Konak Square, built in 1901, and the bustling bazaar in Kemeraltı dating back to the 17th century. İzmir is a popular tourist destination known for its seaside promenade called Cordon, historic pier designed by Gustave Eiffel, and international trade fairs, with Atatürk famously praising İzmir as being loved by its people.
King's College London Alumni Travel Programme, Turkey May 2010 BrochureKing's College London
This document provides details of a 10-day alumni travel program to classical, Byzantine, and Ottoman sites in Turkey led by Dr. Dionysios Stathakopoulos from King's College London. The itinerary includes visits to major sites such as Istanbul, Troy, Ephesus, Pergamum, and Bodrum, as well as cruising along the Aegean coast. Accommodations include 4-star hotels in Istanbul and cruising aboard a classic yacht. The cost is £1980 per person sharing accommodation and includes flights, meals, tours, and transportation.
This document provides information about Turkey's culture, including its regions, cities, cuisine, folk dances, costumes, and historical sites. It notes that Izmir is Turkey's third largest city and was an important city in ancient times. Traditional Turkish foods mentioned include baklava, dry beans, mantı, and dishes like şiş kebab and lahmacun. Folk dances from different regions like çiftetelli, horon, and zeybek are described. The document also provides brief descriptions of some notable historical sites in Turkey like Topkapı Palace, Hagia Sophia, the Basilica Cistern, and locations such as Ephesus, Pamukkale, Cappadoc
It was precisely 31 of March 296, when Diocletian issued his Edict demanding the Proconsul of Africa to exterminate all the Alexandrian Manichaeans, who were accused of Persian origin and recent arrival. The Roman Emperor wanted the Manichaean Primates and Auditores physically exterminated, their books burnt, and their goods confiscated. I asked Hermas why the Romans and the Persians, although very inimical one to another, desired so passionately to exterminate his co-religionists, their leaders – called the Perfects, and the adepts – called the Hearers, 'Catechoumenoi' in Greek.
First published: 31/3/2007
Antalya is a city located on the southern coast of Turkey that has been inhabited by many civilizations over time. It was founded by the Romans as Attaleia in the 1st century BC. Important landmarks include Kaleici, the restored historic center with archaeological characteristics; Hadrian's Gate, a 2nd century marble arch built for the Roman emperor; and the Yivli Minaret, a 13th century fluted minaret that became the city's symbol. Nearby attractions include Olympos, home to the legendary fire-breathing Chimera; the Manavgat Waterfall located north of the town; and the renowned Aspendos Theatre, one of the best preserved ancient theaters.
The document summarizes key attractions and aspects of Izmir, Turkey's third largest city. It mentions that Izmir is located on the Aegean coast and has a history dating back to ancient times, while still being a modern city. Several historic landmarks are highlighted, including the Izmir Clock Tower, Kadifekale castle, Asansör building, House of Virgin Mary, and Kızlarağası Han caravanserai. Neighborhoods like Alsancak, Pasaport Quay, and Kordon are noted for their cafes, shops, and seaside views. Various forms of public transportation like ferries and faytons are also mentioned.
Turkey is a country located on two continents with a long history spanning many civilizations. It has diverse regions and landscapes. Ankara is the capital located in central Turkey, with many museums, parks, and historic sites. Ataturk was Turkey's founder and first president who established the republic and modernized the nation. The Bosphorus Bridge connects Europe and Asia across the strait in Istanbul, overlooking the scenic city. Hagia Sophia was originally a church but is now a mosque, maintaining its historic significance. Cappadocia has unique rock formations that people once lived in, and was an important stop on the Silk Road.
An itinerary in Blue Moon Alexandria brings us face to face with Hermas Encratites, and the sublime horizons of Alexandria, permanently central in an eternally Manichaean world.
First published in the American Chronicle and Buzzle: 31/3/2007
Vilnius University is the oldest university in Lithuania, established in 1579. It has 12 faculties across 5 campuses in Vilnius and Kaunas. The university has over 2,900 faculty and staff conducting research in fields like biomedical sciences, physical sciences, social sciences, and humanities. Vilnius University actively participates in international academic collaborations and has partnerships with over 260 universities across Europe.
This document provides a list of important cultural heritage sites in Lithuania that could be used for educational purposes. It begins with an introduction and then lists several UNESCO World Heritage sites, including the Vilnius Historic Center, the Curonian Spit, Lithuanian cross crafting, and Baltic song and dance celebrations. For the Vilnius Historic Center, it provides a short history and describes its importance as the capital of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania from the 13th to 18th centuries. It then suggests ways the provided UNESCO teaching kit could be adapted to investigate and teach students about the listed cultural heritage sites in Lithuania.
The document provides information about the Institute of Mathematics and Informatics (IMI) in Lithuania. IMI was established in 1956 and conducts scientific research, doctoral studies, publishing, and education. It has over 100 staff members working across various fields including data analysis, mathematics, computer science, and more. IMI contributes to preserving Lithuanian culture and heritage through digitizing historical documents and creating educational resources.
The document discusses the structure and content of a booklet being prepared to disseminate information about the ADOPT YOUR HERITAGE project. It presents two potential structures for the booklet, including sections on project aims, partner organizations, selected cultural heritage items, a proposed methodology, and curriculum examples. It raises questions about the target audience, scope, languages, and electronic vs. printed formats. Producing both versions raises costs questions about who will be responsible for the final version.
The document announces a special weekend program in Vilnius, Lithuania from September 17-19 called the "Festival of Gediminas". The festival aims to revive the cultural life and traditions of the city of Vilnius. The three-day program includes concerts, performances, sporting events, and cultural activities throughout the city. Some highlights include folk music concerts, international street theater performances involving fire, a cycling event through the city, and a mystery fire show honoring the Žalgiris basketball team. The weekend aims to celebrate the history and culture of Vilnius through various arts, entertainment, and community activities.
The 4th meeting of the "Adopt Your Heritage" project took place in Vilnius, Lithuania. Participants from Turkey, Romania, Greece and Slovenia attended. They discussed progress on cultural heritage initiatives in their countries. They also planned materials for a project booklet aimed at the general public. The meeting included visits to Vilnius University and the Old Town to learn about Lithuania's cultural heritage and traditions of diversity and tolerance. Participants also toured the historic Trakai Castle and learned about the Karaim minority culture. The meeting helped further the project's goals of cultural understanding and collaboration.
The minutes summarize a partner meeting held in Vilnius, Lithuania from September 17-20, 2010. Representatives from Romania, Slovenia, Greece, Italy, and Lithuania attended along with apologies from Italy and Slovenia. The agenda included partner presentations on their work in the project, discussion of materials for an "Adopt Your Heritage" booklet, and planning for promotion and responsibilities going forward. Partners visited cultural sites in Vilnius including the Old University and Library, toured the historic centre, and took an excursion to Trakai Castle. The meeting concluded with evaluation of the workshop and trip to Lithuania.
This document provides the agenda for a meeting taking place in Vilnius, Lithuania from September 17-20, 2010. The agenda includes arrival and hotel check-in on September 17th, a morning meeting on September 18th at Vilnius University to discuss project results and cultural heritage sites, followed by an afternoon excursion of Vilnius University and the old town. On September 19th there will be an excursion to Trakai Castle and on the evening of September 20th a closing dinner before participants depart on the 21st.
The seventh meeting of the "Adopt Your Heritage" project took place in Samsun, Turkey from July 4-7, 2011. 13 participants from Lithuania, Slovenia and Romania attended. They visited historical sites in Samsun including museums, monuments, and the bazaar. Participants also learned about Turkish cultural heritage and tried traditional art forms. A trip to Sinop included more historic locations and a swim in the Black Sea. Partners were pleased with the project results and agreed to collaborate again in the future.
1. The minutes summarize a partner meeting of the ADHER project held on July 5, 2011 in Samsun, Turkey. Representatives from Slovenia, Romania, Lithuania, and Turkey attended to discuss the objectives, results, and final reporting of the project.
2. The partners agreed that most of the project objectives had been achieved but some comparisons between countries were only partially completed. A few results like some newsletters and the final versions of a booklet and website were still outstanding.
3. Responsibilities for completing the final report were assigned, with Eniko taking responsibility for collecting and finalizing part A with input from the other partners. The partners also expressed interest in continuing to collaborate
The first meeting of the ADHER project was held in Samsun, Turkey with participants from Romania, Lithuania, and Slovenia. The objectives of the project to increase awareness of different cultures through participation were discussed. Partners shared responsibilities and visited cultural sites in Samsun including museums, a mosque, and Amisos Hill. The meeting marked a productive start to help achieve the goals of the project funded by the European Commission.
The document discusses the region of Kalotaszeg in Romania. It describes the architecture, traditional rooms, costumes, and handicrafts of the region such as embroidery, beadwork, furniture painting, and wood carving. It also discusses the music of Kalotaszeg, mentioning famous musicians. The document was presented at a project meeting in Cluj-Napoca, Romania.
Transylvania is a region in central Romania populated by over 3 million inhabitants from various ethnic groups including Romanians, Hungarians, Saxons, Serbs, and Roma. The landscape is dominated by the Carpathian mountains and plateau and features towns, villages, and fortified churches displaying the architectural styles of each ethnic population. The region has a long history involving conquest and occupation by various empires but was unified with Romania in 1918.
The document discusses dissemination plans for a project on adopting cultural heritage. It outlines:
1) The structure and content of an online booklet featuring cultural heritage items from partner countries, including a website for editing the booklet.
2) Details on finalizing versions of the booklet for both online and printed distribution, including formatting images and content for each.
3) Next steps including finalizing content, producing leaflets in multiple languages, and potential creation of a project CD.
The document outlines a mobility plan for Cluj-Napoca, Romania from April 15-18, 2011. It details the arrival of participants from various countries on April 15 and a welcome party that evening. The itinerary for April 16 includes seminars in the morning and afternoon, a city tour, and dinner at a local restaurant. On April 17, the plan lists a trip to the Turda Salt Mine and visits to nearby villages. The group will have a traditional garden supper before departures on April 18.
The sixth mobility visit of the "Adopt Your Heritage" project took place in Cluj-Napoca, Romania from April 15-18, 2011. Over 20 visitors from Turkey, Italy, Greece, Lithuania, and Slovenia participated in cultural seminars about Transylvania's history and village life. They also visited local landmarks like the Turda Salt Mine, Rimetea village museum, and Coltesti Castle. The visit concluded with a traditional dinner and folk dancing performance.
The document outlines the agenda for a project meeting to be held on Saturday April 16th from 14:00-16:00. The agenda includes introductions by Marc Pillich-Wright and Enik Gáspár, confirmation of the final meeting date in Samsun, Turkey by Bahar Zengin, a discussion of dissemination materials for the ADHER project by Nerute Kligiene, and a discussion on how to use the content management system for the ADHER dissemination website by Aurimas Rapecka, with time scheduled at the end for any other business before closing the meeting. The meeting will take place in Cluj-Napoca, Romania from April 15-18, 2011
1) The partners discussed and confirmed the dates for the final project meeting in Samsun, Turkey to be either July 4-6 or July 11-13, 2011.
2) Nerute Kligiene presented the dissemination plan, including finalizing a PDF booklet and leaflets by the end of June. She also discussed the project website to be hosted in Lithuania and filled out by each partner.
3) Aurimas Rapecka gave instructions on how to edit the project website, with each partner having their own password to complete their page in their own language by the end of April.
The document summarizes examples of cultural heritage in Slovenia that were chosen for a project focusing on unemployed persons interested in entrepreneurship related to tourism and culture. It describes the Borovnica viaduct, Jelen bridge, and a signalman's cabin 666 in the Central Slovenian region, the Soteska castle in the Southeast Slovenian region, and the Stična monastery, Museum of Christianity in Slovenia, and the Settlement Cvinger above Vir pri Stični in the Central Slovenian region. It provides brief histories and current statuses of each site.
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1. Bafra, a little town to the west of Samsun is famous for its tobacco,
caviar and thermal springs. You can see a 13th century Turkish Bath
(Hamam), a mosque-mausoleum-medresse complex from the 15th century,
the Paphlagorian Rock Tombs and the ruins of Asar Fortress. Lake Simenik at
Terme is a birds' paradise.
Samsun has a long history and its myths go back even longer.
SAMSUN, 4-7 JULY 2011 According to ancient myths the delta east of Samsun was the land of the
FINAL MEETING Amazons. The geographer Strabo (64 BC-21 AD) describes the Amazons as a
people of female warriors. In order to shoot easily with bow and arrow they
Dear guests, had one of their breast removed. Amazon is derived from the old Greek and
means 'without breasts'. The Amazons used men from neighboring peoples to
Welcome to Samsun. Let me give you some information about this reproduce themselves and male children were sent to neighboring peoples.
The myths situate the period of the Amazons about 1200 BC.
beautiful city.
Samsun is the largest city on the Black Sea coast and it is a major Greek colonists settled in the 6th century BC and established a
flourishing trade with the people of the interior of Asia Minor. In the 3rd
commercial port and an industrial city. It is an ancient city which has been
totally modernized and has all the traits of a commercial port. The city, with century BC Samsun came under the rule of the expanding Kingdom of Pontus.
Initially the Kingdom of Pontus had been a part of the empire of Alexander the
the name Amissos in ancient times, is the port where products of the whole
Great that broke up soon after his death in the 4th century BC.
region are exported and it hosts the annual Samsun Trade and Industry Fair.
The Romans took over in 47 BC and were replaced by the Byzantines.
Samsun found itself at the center of the Turkish War of Independence
on May 19,1919, when Ataturk landed here to organise the defence of The town was captured by the Seljuks (around 1200 AD) and later became
Anatolia. The extraordinary equestrian statue of Ataturk at the city park part of a Turkish principality. The region was taken by the Ottomans in the
first part of the 15th century.
stands as a memorial of that day. At the Ataturk Museum, there are many
memorial objects from the Turkish War of Independence.
Here, on 19 May 1919, a man stepped ashore who would create a
Turkish state, change a society and even alter a language; this great man was
In the other museum of the city, the Archaeological and
Mustafa Kemal Ataturk.
Ethnographical Museum, there are many findings from the environs and
ancient Samsun (Amissos), especially of importance are the artifacts and
jewelry. At Ikiztepe, there was a significant excavation. An archaeological site CONTACT at; V.Bahar ZENGIN
from the Early Bronze Age was found there. 0090 505 395 98 37
The coordinator of Adher Project
Atakum HEM-Samsun
degufsase@hotmail.com
2. 1. ATAKUM ADULT EDUCATION CENTRE
4.07.2011
Arrival at the airport – to the Hotel (Dinner at Amisos Hill)
5.07.2011
09:00 Breakfast at the Hotel Atakum Adult Education Centre was founded in 2008 in Samsun. It is
09.40 Transfer to the meeting place a non-formal educational institution that provides the people who are in or
10.00 Start of Meeting out of formal education with life long learning opportunities in order to
13.00 Lunch at Deniz Cafe contribute to their cultural, social and economical development in relation to
14.30 City Tour with guide their interests, competences and skills. There are a great number and variety
of courses and classes covered by some educational programmes such as;
-Samsun Bandirma Boat Museum (1) - Basic Education
- Gazi Museum- Ataturk Monument(2) - Academic Education
-Kurtulus Road (3) - Vocational and Technical Education
-Amazon Village(4) - Arts
-Archeology and Etnography Museum(5) - General Knowledge and Citizenship Education
- House Management & Parenting and Family Education
20.00 Dinner at Acem Tekkesi-back to hotel - Social Services Education
- Education for Health
6.07.2011 - Handcrafts
2. SAMSUN BANDIRMA BOAT MUSEUM
07:00 Breakfast at the Hotel
Bandirma Boat,
08.00 Sinop(the city next to Samsun) tour with guide
which fulfilled a very
11.00 Hamsilos Bay-Akliman-Gerze significant role on the way
to independent Turkish
13.00 Lunch at Sinop Repuplic, has taken its
unique place in the history
14.30 City Tour in Sinop by taking great saviour
19.30 Dinner at Toptepe Mese Tesisleri Mustafa Kemal ATATURK, as
the 9 th army commander,
21:30 Back to the Hotel and his 18 friends to
7.07.2011
Leave to the Airport & Farewell
3. Samsun. The Bandirma Boat was built as a passenger and cargo ship in 1878 in 4. BIG MOSQUE
Scotland under the name of “Torocaderto” and was operated for 5 years by a Known as "Ulu Camii, Hamidiye
company. Camii, Valide Camii, it was costructed in
1884 by Haci Ali and was restorated by
Bandirma Boat was used as a cargo vessel under the name of the mother of Sultan bdülaziz, one of
“panderma” registered in Otoman Maritime administration, by a Grek the Ottoman Emperors. It is one of the
shipowner from 1883 to 1910. During the World War I, Mustafa Kemal cultural heritages that is still on stand in
ATATURK and his 18 friends on board from Istanbul arrived in Samsun on 19 Samsun.
May 1919 by the Bandirma Boat.
Bandirma Boat was out of service in 1925 and later it was dismantled. 5. HAMAM (TURKISH BATHS)
A genuine model of The Bandirma Boat with its orginal sizes (47.70 m. – 6.83
m. – 4.27 m.) was built by the Governorship of Samsun. Its environmental Samsun is a fascinating city
arrangement was realized by the Samsun Governorship, Samsun Metropol which is famous for its springs, Turkish
Municipality and finally The Bandirma Boat was opened to public visit as a baths and spa centres. Scientific
museum ship on 19 May 2003 by the East park area. analysis have shown that the spring
water is effective in the treatment of
3. GAZI MUSEUM many illnesses such as; rheumatic
pains, arthiritis, stiffening of the joints
Gazi Museum is located on and hips, hernias, female complaints,
the Mecidiye Avenue at the Kale severe pains, severe colitis, liver and
district in the centre of Samsun. The gall stones and skin complaints.
walls of this two-storey building
were made of bricks. Lathwork was 6. AMISOS HILL
used inside. Atatürk stayed for 6 days Samsun was founded as the colony Amisos
in this building during his first arrival (alternative spelling Amisus, Eis Amison - meaning
to Samsun on 19 May 1919. In that to amisos took the name Samsunta or Samsus) by
time this building was known as settlers from Miletus in the 7th century BC. Amisos
“Mintika Palace”. During the second Hill is a hill where you can see the modern and
arrival of the Great Leader (20-24 historical view of Samsun together. You can enjoy
September 1924), the subject building was presented to him as a gift of the the beautiful view of Samsun while drinking
Samsun people. The Great Leader also stayed in this building during his third Turkish tea prepared in SEMAVER. Amisos Hill was
(16-18 September 1928) and his fourth (22-26 November 1930) visits to found by change by a treasure researcher. A family
Samsun. After the transfer of the building to Ministry of Culture by the grave of a Phontus King and his treasure was
Samsun Municipality and than, after its restoration and rearranging for found on this hill.
exhibition, it was opened to visitors on 8 November 1998.
4. 7. ARCHEOLOGY and ETHNOGRAPHY MUSEUM MEETING AGENDA
The construction of Archaeology The first part of the meeting with all participants
& Ethnography Museum in the Fair area
in Samsun began in 1976 and the - Presentation of Turkiye,Samsun-cultural heritages and Atakum HEM to all participants
museum was opened to visit on May
19th, 1981. The museum consists of a The second part of the meeting with coordinators
central hall and two other symmetrical
halls. The mosaic being exhibited in the - Discussing on objectives of our Project that was written on the application form
central hall was made in times of (general-specific objectives)
Alexander Severus (AC 222-235), the Rome Emperor and was restored in
Byzantine Times at the end of AC 5th century. There are various mythological Expressing ideas about these questions and their answers
scenes on mosaic base made symmetrically. There is a scene in the middle
related to the Troia war including Akhilleus and Thetis; there are some - Could we achieve to finish our goals?
portraits reflecting the seasons on the panels located on each four corner of - Which results did we gain and which ones didn’t we achieve? (photos,materials,booklet
etc) Why?
this scene; and Nereids and sea creatures are described in the rectangular
- Opinions and general impressions about Project and results
panels among the seasons. Other than these figured scenes, there is a scene
- What can we do as last preparations for the final report ?
on a rectangular panel describing a sacrifice. The remaining parts of the above
mentioned mosaic are ornamented with geometrical and plant motifs. - Talking about EST(European Shared Treasure)
- Discussing on writing final report
- Defining and sharing responsibilities for the final report