Crete is the largest island in Greece located in the Mediterranean Sea. It has a long history of occupation and influence from various civilizations like the Minoans, Mycenaeans, Romans, Byzantines, Arabs, Venetians, and Ottomans. Crete has a unique culture and the Cretan people take pride in their island and culture which has been shaped by its diverse history. The landscape and climate also contribute to Crete's rich biodiversity with over 2000 native plant species, some endemic, and wildlife like the endangered Cretan goat and bearded vulture. The traditional Cretan diet of vegetables, fruits, grains and olive oil is considered one of the healthiest Mediterranean diets
The document summarizes wild and cultivated plants found in several European countries, including Turkey, Croatia, Romania, Italy, Latvia, and Greece. Turkey has a phenomenally rich diversity of plant life due to its varied topography and climate. Croatia's flora is the third richest in Europe due to its location between climatic zones. Romania preserves much of its natural environment through traditional farming. Italy has preserved appeal for visitors despite changes throughout history. Latvia has over 1600 species of flowering plants and ferns, typically found in forests, meadows and bogs. The document concludes with an overview of vegetables commonly grown in Greek kitchen gardens in spring and autumn.
The Public Company of Solid Garbage Handling (P.C.S.G.H) was established in 2005 in Chania, Greece to manage solid waste from Chania town and surrounding villages. Garbage is collected separately in green, yellow, and blue bins and bulky objects before being weighed. Staff then separate recyclables from food waste and other garbage. Food waste is composted along with tree branches to produce natural fertilizer within 6 weeks. Recyclable materials and some garbage are processed and sold while remaining non-recyclable waste is buried safely in a sanitary landfill where methane gas is captured.
Crete is the largest island in Greece located in the Mediterranean Sea. It has a long history of occupation and influence from various civilizations like the Minoans, Mycenaeans, Romans, Byzantines, Arabs, Venetians, and Ottomans. Crete has a unique culture and the Cretan people take pride in their island and culture which has been shaped by its diverse history. The landscape and climate also contribute to Crete's rich biodiversity with over 2000 native plant species, some endemic, and wildlife like the endangered Cretan goat and bearded vulture. The traditional Cretan diet of vegetables, fruits, grains and olive oil is considered one of the healthiest Mediterranean diets
The document summarizes wild and cultivated plants found in several European countries, including Turkey, Croatia, Romania, Italy, Latvia, and Greece. Turkey has a phenomenally rich diversity of plant life due to its varied topography and climate. Croatia's flora is the third richest in Europe due to its location between climatic zones. Romania preserves much of its natural environment through traditional farming. Italy has preserved appeal for visitors despite changes throughout history. Latvia has over 1600 species of flowering plants and ferns, typically found in forests, meadows and bogs. The document concludes with an overview of vegetables commonly grown in Greek kitchen gardens in spring and autumn.
The Public Company of Solid Garbage Handling (P.C.S.G.H) was established in 2005 in Chania, Greece to manage solid waste from Chania town and surrounding villages. Garbage is collected separately in green, yellow, and blue bins and bulky objects before being weighed. Staff then separate recyclables from food waste and other garbage. Food waste is composted along with tree branches to produce natural fertilizer within 6 weeks. Recyclable materials and some garbage are processed and sold while remaining non-recyclable waste is buried safely in a sanitary landfill where methane gas is captured.
This document summarizes the results of a research study conducted with 49 students in Romania on fighting against racism and discrimination. The study involved surveys of 26 Greek students and 23 immigrant students on topics related to the behavior of a far-right political party in Greece called Golden Dawn (G.D.), including their views on immigrants in Greece and the influence of G.D. on society. Students were asked questions about G.D.'s relationship to Nazism, whether they consider G.D.'s speech racist, and whether they are worried about G.D.'s influence on modern Greek society.
This document summarizes a 4th LTTA (long term training activity) held in Romania from March 30th to April 4th 2018 on fighting discrimination and racism. It defines various types of discriminatory speech like hate speech, homophobia, sexism, ageism, anti-semitism, and Islamophobia. For each type, it provides reasons they exist and how social media enables their spread. It also outlines when hate speech can become a criminal act, such as inciting violence. Links to additional resources on these topics are included.
3. Facebook
Το Facebook είναι
ιστοχώρος κοινωνικής
δικτύωσης που ξεκίνησε
στις 4 Φεβρουαρίου του
2004. Οι χρήστες
μπορούν να
επικοινωνούν μέσω
μηνυμάτων με τις
επαφές τους και να τους
ειδοποιούν όταν
ανανεώνουν τις
προσωπικές
πληροφορίες τους.
5. Twitter Inc.
Το Τουίτερ είναι ένας
ιστοχώρος κοινωνικής
δικτύωσης που
επιτρέπει στους
χρήστες του να
στέλνουν και να
διαβάζουν σύντομα
μηνύματα, τα οποία
ονομάζονται τουίτς.
17. Πόσες φορές την ημέρα μπαίνεις στο λογαριασμό
σου;
1-2 φορές 18 16.5%
2-5 φορές 26 23.9%
Περισσότερες από 5 47 43.1%
Δεν μπαίνω στο λογαριαμό
μου κάθε μέρα
18 16.5%
18. Την περασμένη εβδομάδα πόσα λεπτά περίπου αφιέρωσες
στο Facebook κατά μέσο όρο την ημέρα;
0 - 30 λεπτά 26 24.1%
31 - 60 λεπά 27 25%
1 - 2 ώρες 16 14.8%
Πάνω από 2 ώρες 39 36.1%
20. Πότε συνδέεσαι για πρώτη φορά στο facebook κατά τη
διάρκεια της ημέρας:
Πριν πάω στο σχολείο 30 27.8%
Στη διαδρομή 6 5.6%
Σε κάποιο διάλειμμα 16 14.8%
Το απόγευμα 35 32.4%
Όταν τελειώσω όλες τις υποχρεώσεις μου 21 19.4%
21. Πώς νιώθεις όταν δεν έχεις πρόσβαση στο
λογαριασμό σου;
Αγωνία 9 8.2%
Άγχος 10 9.1%
Στενοχώρια 11 10%
Τίποτα από τα
παραπάνω
88 80%
22. Πόσα είναι τα περισσότερα like που έχεις
πάρει;
1-49 8 7.6%
50-99 18 17.1%
100-200 45 42.9%
Περισσότερα από 200 25 23.8%
Δε θυμάμαι 9 8.6%
23. Έχεις ζητήσει ποτέ από φίλο σου να
σου κάνει like;
Ναι 40 38.1%
Όχι 65 61.9%
25. Βάσει των «ρυθμίσεων απορρήτου» το λογαριασμό - προφίλ
σου στο Facebook μπορεί να το δει:
Οποιοσδήποτε 20 17.9%
«Φίλοι» (‘Friends)
γ) «Φίλοι φίλων»
65 58%
Μόνο
συγκεκριμένοι
«φίλοι» και
«κατάλογοι φίλων»
17 15.2%
Δεν γνωρίζω 8 7.1%
Άλλο 2 1.8%
26. Πόσο συχνά αλλάζεις τις «ρυθμίσεις
απορρήτου»;
Ποτέ 26 24.5%
Σπάνια 42 39.6%
Μερικές φορές 18 17%
Συχνά 12 11.3%
Πολύ συχνά 8 7.5%
31. Πόσο συχνά «ανεβάζεις» φωτογραφία ή βίντεο - στα
οποία απεικονίζεσαι - στο Facebook;
Ποτέ 11 10.5%
Σπάνια 66 62.9%
2 φορές τη
βδομάδα
22 21%
Σχεδόν κάθε μέρα 6 5.7%
32. Πόσο συχνά δηλώνεις στο Facebook πού βρίσκεσαι
κάνοντας «κοινοποίηση παρουσίας»;
Ποτέ 19 18.4%
Σπάνια 33 32%
Μερικές φορές 23 22.3%
Συχνά 17 16.5%
Πολύ συχνά 11 10.7%
33. Πόσο συχνά «ανεβάζεις» φωτογραφίες ή
βίντεο που αφορούν φίλους;
Ποτέ 32 30.5%
Σπάνια 44 41.9%
Μερικές φορές 22 21%
Συχνά 6 5.7%
Πολύ συχνά 6 5.7%
34. Έχεις ποτέ δώσει ραντεβού με κάποιον που γνώρισες
στο facebook;
Ναι 20 18.5%
Όχι 88 81.5%
39. Πόσοι περίπου από τους «φίλους» σου στο Facebook
θεωρείς ότι είναι πραγματικοί σου φίλοι;
0 1 0.9%
1 - 15 39 36.8%
16 - 30 25 23.6%
31 - 50 41 38.7%
40. Πόσο συχνά «ανεβάζεις» κάτι στο Facebook για το
οποίο μετανιώνεις;
Ποτέ 47 45.2%
Σπάνια 38 36.5%
Μερικές φορές 12 11.5%
Συχνά 4 3.8%
Πολύ συχνά 3 2.9%
41. Έχεις τσακωθεί ποτέ με κάποιον φίλο σου
λόγω κάποιας ανάρτησης στο facebook;
Ναι 27 26.5%
Όχι 75 73.5%