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Original post by John Anthony Hartman
I wrote recently about some very nice HTML icons which Veerle Pieters created and released for free.
Unfortunately, the icons were in JPG format, which restricted their possible uses (they were also released in MacOS icon type, but this format cannot be used in the Web, obviously).
To my deligh, after a few commenters (including myself;-) asked […]
Original post by Michel
GERB leader, Boyko Borisov, and Blue Coalition leader, Ivan Kostov, are preparing a far right government of Bulgaria after the Parliamentary Elections, according to outgoing Prime Minister, Sergey Stanishev.
“Borisov and Kostov do not deny their intentions for a far right government and far right coalition, and this does not bode well for Bulgaria”, the Socialist Prime Minister said at a campaign concert in Sofia Friday night.
Stanishev declared that the Bulgarian Socialist Party-led “Coalition for Bulgaria” had done more than any other government for the modernization of the country.
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Here in the US we’re preparing for our annual Independence Day holiday. Every night this week, fireworks have blasted around the neighborhood, boats are being prepped for the trip to the lake, camping gear is packed and ready to go.
For most people this July 4th holiday has become nothing more than an excuse to drink some beer, cook some cows and blow stuff up! Gotta love it!
But if we remember the reason we celebrate this holiday it’s possible to bring some deeper meaning to the day, especially as Deliberate Creators.
This holiday helps us remember the day we declared our independence from a perceived tyrant. I wrote more about this in last year’s Independence Day post.
For most of us, certainly for the vast majority of us living in the US, we no longer have an external tyrant wielding power over us. Instead, our tyrants are within. We struggle under the oppression […]
Original post by Edward Mills
Boyko Borisov, leader of the GERB party and most likely bidder to become Bulgaria’s next PM, has vowed to abolish the dual citizenship.
Borisov declared Friday in Sofia that one of the first legislative measures of his party GERB in the new Parliament would be to alter the dual citizenship act so that everyone could choose what country they want to be a citizen of, and to elect its respective institutions.
The Sofia Mayor said this when asked about the issue with the vote of Bulgarian living abroad….
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An unprecedented mobilization of Bulgarian expats living in Turkey has been created in order to support the ethnic Turkish party DPS in the Bulgarian Parliamentary Elections on Sunday, July 5.
This has been reported by the BGNES news agency which points that the Turkey residents with dual or only with Bulgarian citizenship are either going to travel to their hometowns and villages (many are reported to have set off by special buses already), or are going to vote actively in the 123 polling stations in Turkey.
BGNES reports that the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS) is going to get at least 4 Members of the Bulgarian Parliament elected with the votes of the Bulgarian expats….
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From the SPIEGEL Magazine
Interview with Boyko Borisov by Renate Flottau, the SPIEGEL Magazine
SPIEGEL: Mr….
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The number of UK tourists visiting Bulgaria has declined by 35% since the beginning of 2009 compared to the same period of 2008.
This was announced Friday by the State Tourism Agency head, Aneliya Krushkova, in Varna, who explained that the number of tourists from Western Europe as a whole has declined. So has the number of tourists from the former Yugoslavia (Serbia, Macedonia, etc….
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Original post by John Anthony Hartman
Bulgaria’s Parliamentary Elections on Sunday, July 5, 2009, will be observed by a number of foreign and Bulgarian organizations.
The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe is sending 24 observers, and the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe - 19 observers.
14 Iraqi observers accompanied by officials of the National Democratic Institute in the USA are also going to attend the Bulgarian Election Day….
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