61. Links From The Slovak Embassy Ministry of culture http//www.culture.gov.sk. Slovakculture.orghttp//www.slovakculture.org Museums and Galleries in slovakia http//www.muzeum.sk http://www.slovakembassy-us.org/culture_links.html

62. Atlas - Slovakia Map slovakia Map, History, culture, People, Population, Climate, Economy, Animal andplants, Languages,capital, island, major city, province, Communications http://www.map.freegk.com/slovakia/slovakia.php

fiSearchFormMaxSetId='AX006201'; Introduction People History Culture ... Communications Legal system Organization Provinces Disputes Slovakia Plants and Animal Back to Top 43 % of Slovakia is forested. Species of fir and spruce are common in most mountain areas. At lower elevations, oaks, birches, and lindens predominate. Slovakia’s forests are home to foxes, rabbits, squirrels, weasels, and muskrats; wild boar and wolves are occasionally seen in remote mountain areas. Wildlife stocks have been diminishing in Slovakia, due to pollution, urbanization, and deforestation. Slovakia Communications Back to Top modernization and privatization program is increasing accessibility to telephone service, reducing the waiting time for new subscribers, and generally improving service quality domestic: predominantly an analog system that is now receiving digital equipment and is being enlarged with fiber-optic cable, particularly in the larger cities; mobile cellular capability has been added international: three international exchanges (one in Bratislava and two in Banska Bystrica) are available; Slovakia is participating in several international telecommunications projects that will increase the availability of external services Slovakia Culture Back to Top The antecedents of a distinct Slovak culture date from the mission sent to Moravia in AD 863 by the Byzantine emperor Michael III at the request of the Moravian prince Rostislav; the Moravian state then encompassed at least part of the territory of present-day Slovakia. Byzantine determine was short-lived, disappearing from the region after the invasions by nomadic Magyar tribes toward the end of the 9th century. The South Slavs were separated from the Slavs living north of the Danube River, and, as the territory of Slovakia came under Magyar control, it became known as Upper Hungary.

63. The Chair Of Slovakia M. MARK STOLARIK, Ph.D. (Minnesota), is Professor of History and holder of theChair in Slovak History and culture at the University of Ottawa. http://aix1.uottawa.ca/~stolarik/

Department of History M. MARK STOLARIK, Ph.D. (Minnesota), is Professor of History and holder of the Chair in Slovak History and Culture at the University of Ottawa. From 1979 to 1991 he was President and CEO of the Balch Institute for Ethnic Studies in Philadelphia, and Director of its press. Stolarik is a specialist in the history of immigration and ethnic groups in North America, with emphasis on the Slovak experience. He has published seven books and over 60 articles in the field, including Slovaks inBethlehem, Pennsylvania, 1880-1976 (1985) and Immigration and Urbanization: The Slovak Experience (1989). He was a consultant and contributor to the Harvard Encyclopedia of American Ethnic Groups (1980) and to the Encyclopedia of Canada's Peoples In the last twenty years Stolarik has edited four newsletters: New Dimensions (The Balch Institute), the Immigration History Society Newsletter , the Newsletter of the Slovak Studies Association , and the Newsletter of the Chair in Slovak History and Culture . In addition to serving on the editorial boards of the Journal ofAmerican Ethnic History and the Canadian Review of Studies in Nationalism , Stolarik also edits the annual Slovakia In the last 30 years Stolarik has collected and helped to preserve Slovak library, archival, and museum materials for the Immigration History Research Center at the University of Minnesota (1967-1972), for the National Museum of Man in Ottawa (1977-78), and for the Balch Institute in Philadelphia. He recently established a Slovak Archives at the University of Ottawa. At the moment Stolarik is researching and writing the book:

64. Slovak Trade Union Of Culture And Social Organisations, SOZKaSO Slovak Trade Union of culture and Social Organisations, SOZKaSO. SOZKaSO.Vajnorská 1. SK 815 70 Bratislava. slovakia. 421.250240279 TEL. 421.2.55423760 FAX http://www.epsu.org/a/310

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65. Culture Of Peace the fulfilment of man s dream A World of Peace. By Massimo Trombin MagdaBalentova Directors of the IRFF project The culture of Peace slovakia 1999 http://irff-europe.org/project/culturepeace.htm

- Culture of Peace Peace is in our hands "Since wars begin in the minds of men, it is in the minds of men that the defence of peace must be constructed." This principle, found in the preamble of the UNESCO constitution, was the motto of the first day of the IRFF international volunteers camp. The theme of the camp was"The Culture of Peace" and it was organised in Slovakia from 16th to 25th July 1999. 26 volunteers representing 12 different countries and three continents gathered in the historical village of "S ahy" situated on the Slovak - Hungarian border. One of the purposes of their gathering was to join local professionals in the archaeological research of a medieval monastery located in Sahy. This was also a pilot project for IRFF, an event with emphasis on the Friendship characteristics of IRFF. The cultural element of the program and the project "Culture of Peace" fulfilled the goal of more emphasis of cross-cultural friendship. The IRFF staff, together with the participants, can be called a laboratory for an experiment in friendships across cultural boundaries, and from the outcome we can safely say that it was a success. The days of the camp where divided into several sections. The first two days focused on orientation and education, after which followed 5 days of work, and the last day was reserved for reflection and the closing ceremony. On Friday evening at the opening ceremony, welcoming remarks and a presentation on the topics of the history of the Sahy area and UNESCO works in Slovakia was given by Ms Dvorakova. She is the Vice-director of the Slovak National Institute of Monuments Preservation and a member of the UNESCO National Commission in Slovakia.

66. Slovakia Document Store Place of the traditional slovak culture; Folk News In Slovak, folk art news andlinks Slovak center for local and regional culture, education and arts. http://www.panorama.sk/go/kategoria.asp?lang=en&sv=1&ur=3&hid=3&kid=103

67. WorldTravelGate.net® - Culture Of Bratislava,Slovakia WorldTravelGate.net culture of Bratislava,slovakia. http://www.eurotravelling.net/slovakia/bratislava_culture.htm

ADVERTISING INFORMATION Bratislava - Culture TOURISM The outstanding location of Bratislava provides conditions for tourism and recreational sports in the area of the town and its near surroundings. The wide network of sport facilities serves not only the citizens but also visitors to the town. Summer tourism Cyclo-tourism The most sought after places for cyclo-tourism are the routes along the Danube branches from Devinska Nova Ves up to Devin. The routes in Petrzalka are linked with cycle paths in Austria leading to the small town of Hainburg, a crossroad of two interesting long-distance European tourist routes. Riding The riding area in Old Grove (Stary haj) attracts horse lovers. There is an indoor riding school, training and racecourse there. Horse racing has a long tradition; the first classical racing event took place here in 1868. The town of Samorin, 24 km from Bratislava, is known from breeding race and stud horses. Horse race international championships take place here on three racecourses. Golf Golf is one of the youngest sports in Slovakia. In Bernolakovo - 5 km from Bratislava - there is a 9-hole course in the historic manor house park.

68. Culture Negative Endocarditis: Data From The National Survey In Slovakia -- Mark Keywords culture negative endocarditis; slovakia Within our national surveyof 180 cases in slovakia,3 culture negative endocarditis appeared in 35 http://pmj.bmjjournals.com/cgi/content/extract/78/915/61

HOME HELP FEEDBACK SUBSCRIPTIONS ... TABLE OF CONTENTS Author Keyword(s) Vol Page [Advanced] This Article Full Text Full Text (PDF) Submit a response ... Alert me if a correction is posted Services Email this link to a friend Similar articles in this journal Add article to my folders Download to citation manager PubMed Articles by Marks, P Articles by Kromery, V, Jr Related Collections Other Cardiovascular Medicine Other Infectious Diseases Postgraduate Medical Journal LETTER Culture negative endocarditis: data from the national survey in Slovakia P Marks M Gogova and V Kromery, Jr North London Posgraduate Medical Centre, UK and University of Trnava, School of Public Health, Slovakia Keywords: culture negative endocarditis; Slovakia Millar et al in their interesting review discussed culture negative endocarditis. The mainstay of diagnosis of infective endocarditis is still conventional blood culture; however, blood culture

69. Slovakia: UNESCO Culture Sector Agreement between the Ministry of culture of the Slovak Republic and the Ministryof culture and 169/1994 Coll. on the State Cultural Fund Pro slovakia, http://portal.unesco.org/culture/en/ev.php-URL_ID=19278&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECT

var static_ko="19278"; var static_section="201"; var static_langue="en"; Culture Status of the Artist Slovakia Position of the artist in society In Slovak Republic approximately 90 % of artists need to resort to other forms of gainful employment. As forms of financially better jobs only business activities can be mentioned, e. g. running one’s own art agency, recording studio, work abroad. Teaching is one of the jobs which are regularly taken up by artists, though it cannot be said that it is a financially better job. Institutional and legal framework International instruments (conventions, agreements and recommendations) in the field of culture ratified by Slovakia Intergovernmental cultural agreements Agreement on Cooperation between the Government of the Slovak Republic and the Government of the French Community of Belgium and the Walloon Government. Bratislava, 30 March 2001 Agreement on Cooperation in the Field of Education, Science and Culture between the Government of the Slovak Republic and the Government of the Republic of Bulgaria. Bratislava, 21 July 1994

70. Slovakia - MavicaNET This site is dedicated to Slovaks, slovakia, Slovak culture, slovak folkloremusic, photographs of slovakia, Country information on slovakia, customs. http://www.mavicanet.com/directory/eng/10232.html

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71. Slovakia Jan Figel (EU Commissioner For Education, Culture) News - Media Monitor slovakia Jan Figel (EU Commissioner for Education, culture) News. Service forglobal professionals. Constantly updated news and information about slovakia http://www.einnews.com/slovakia/newsfeed-JanFigel

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72. 2002 Regular Report On Slovakia's Progress Towards Accession -- Chapter 20: Cult In the field of culture, the Association Council decision allowing slovakia toparticipate fully in the ``culture 2000 . programme as from 2001 was adopted http://www.fifoost.org/slowakei/EU_SLovakia_2002/node55.php

Home Newsletter News Database ... Search Slovak Republic General Information Financial Law News EU Accession Investment Guide EBRD ... Contacts Books: Road to EU Membership Banking Sector Transformation Slowakei Überblick EU-Beitritt EU-Beitritt (kurz) Handelsstatistik ... Kontakte Doppelbesteuerung: DBA BRD DBA Schweiz DBA USA US Tax Treaties Czech Republic Estonia Kazakhstan CAN - Kazakhstan ... Ukraine Commission Report 2002 (Slovakia) Subsections Progress since the last Regular Report Overall assessment Conclusion Chapter 20: Culture and audio-visual policy Progress since the last Regular Report Slovakia has taken steps to participate in the Media Plus and Media Training Community programmes as of 2003. Overall assessment Significant progress has been made in strengthening the administrative and budgetary capacity of the Council for Broadcasting and Retransmission. Slovakia is a party to the Council of Europe Convention on Transfrontier Television and its amending protocol. Conclusion In its 1997 Opinion, the Commission concluded that, provided that the necessary legislative measures are pursued with sufficient urgency and are accompanied by the necessary structural adaptations of the industry, it was reasonable to expect that Slovakia should be able to meet EC requirements in the audio-visual sector in the medium term. Since the Opinion, Slovakia has made considerable progress, and has reached, overall, an advanced level both in terms of legislative alignment and administrative capacity. The necessary administrative structures are in place.

73. EUROPA - Culture - Slovakia The Europe and culture portal provides information on all European Union culturalactivities, policies, regulations and programmes. http://europa.eu.int/comm/culture/portal/sites/members/slovakia_en.htm

@import "../../css/advanced.css";. de en fr EUROPA European Commission Culture ... National Cultural sites National Cultural sites Slovakia The cultural picture of Slovakia is influenced by its geographical situation at the heart of Europe. Slovakia is an integral part of the cultural entity of Central Europe, the foundations of which were laid by numerous nations and ethnic groups; it has been a point of convergence for German, Austrian, Hungarian and Slavic cultures for centuries. The Ministry of Culture and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs are the central authorities of the state administration dealing with governmental international cultural cooperation. Within the framework of its competences, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs carries out primary and secondary cultural activities. The financing of culture including international cooperation is based on the funds of the Ministries of Culture and Foreign Affairs, on regional and local communities, and on private sources. The Ministry of Culture is responsible for multilateral cooperation in the cultural field. The Ministry is also responsible for the monitoring and administration of treaties and agreements, following the policies of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and it supports the cultural projects of Slovak communities abroad.

74. SCADPlus: Slovakia slovakia culture Audiovisual. In 2003 slovakia s legislation in thecultural field met the requirements arising from the accession negotiations. http://europa.eu.int/scadplus/leg/en/lvb/e20109.htm

Print version What's new? Search Contact ... SLOVAKIA - ADOPTION OF THE COMMUNITY ACQUIS Archives Archives Archives Archives Slovakia 1) REFERENCES Commission Opinion [COM (97) 2004 final - Not published in the Official Journal] Commission Report [COM (98) 703 final - Not published in the Official Journal] Commission Report [COM (1999) 511 final - Not published in the Official Journal] Commission Report [COM (2000) 711 final - Not published in the Official Journal] Commission Report [COM (2001) 700 final - SEC (2001) 1754 - Not published in the Official Journal] Commission Report [COM (2002) 700 final - SEC (2002) 1410 - Not published in the Official Journal] Commission Monitoring Report [COM(2003) 675 final - SEC(2003) 1209 - Not published in the Official Journal] 2) SUMMARY In its Opinion of July 1997 , the European Commission expressed the view that fuller information was required on the legislative situation in the audiovisual sector in Slovakia. However, provided that the appropriate legislative measures were pursued with sufficient urgency and accompanied by the requisite structural adjustment of the industry, Slovakia should be able to meet EC requirements in the audiovisual sector in the medium term. The November 1998 Report confirmed that Slovakia needed to make further efforts to align its legislation with the acquis The October 1999 Report noted that no progress had been made in this sector and that Slovakia's legislation was still not in conformity with the

75. Argentina And Slovakia Get In Touch Through Canadian SCIC to the first Slovak person I found when I looked up Slovak and culture about Slovak culture thanks to a Slovak person who is at home in Canada. http://www.slovak.com/bartok/

Argentina and Slovakia get in touch through Canada This is a story about cultural cooperation and exchange through the Internet. by: Hernán Mouro The Schola Cantorum Choir which belongs to the Conservatorio Provincial de Música de Bahía Blanca (Argentina) was created in 1989 and since then is conducted by Nicolás Saveanu. The main group of the choir is formed by conservatory students. The repertoire is mainly classical music. We are a small chamber choir which inclines us towards Renaissance music. In the spring of 1996 we started to rehearse a piece by Béla Bartók, the 'Four Slovak Folk Songs'. They are based on songs Bartók recorded in one of his musicological tours in Slovakia. The pronounciation was studied, the songs were rehearsed and performed. Finally the recordings were sent to Ondro and here they are. We know they are far from perfect but we would like other people to share a part of this experience with Ondro and us. Wedding Song from Poniky - in both and kbs Real Audio* format Dancing Songs from Medzibrod and Ponioky - in both and kbs Real Audio format.

76. Doing Business In Slovakia Reports on successful trading, negotiating and dealing with business culture inSlovakia. http://www.businessculture.com/slovakia.html

Doing Business in Slovakia Business reports on successful trading, negotiating and dealing with business culture in Slovakia. Get practical tips how to do business with Slovakia. Discover the best way to conduct business meetings and make business presentations. Find out about exporting and importing practices in Slovakia. Receive information on useful business contacts in Slovakia. Learn about Slovakia business communication style and business entertainment. The reports are published by International Cultural Enterprises, Inc. (for more information about the company click here ), leaders in international business information, in cooperation with top US executives currently doing business in Slovakia. Below please find the titles of the reports with a brief summary of the topics, as well as the word count. To receive a full text please click on the ordering and pricing information following each report summary. Report title: Doing Business in Slovakia Total words: Topics summary: Greetings and Introductions .... Names and Titles .... Proper Manners .... Developing Relationships .... Proper Conversations .... Business Dress ... Exchanging Favors .... Being on Time .... Communication Style ... Negotiating .... Gift Giving ... Business Entertainment ... Useful Addresses To Receive the Report Enter Here To see reports on other countries

77. Dmoz.fr Regional Europe Slovakia Society And Culture Regional Europe slovakia Society and culture Regional Europe slovakia Societyand culture - Open Directory Project dmoz.fr. http://dmoz.fr/Regional/Europe/Slovakia/Society_and_Culture/

Regional Europe Slovakia Society and Culture Dmoz.fr Annuaire Francophone Regional Europe Slovakia Society and Culture : Regional Europe Slovakia Society and Culture L'Open Directory Project est un et un annuaire francophone Version Fran§aise de Dmoz, annuaire francophone international DMOZ : ANGLAIS A propos de Dmoz proposer un site faire un lien ... aide sponsored links the entire directory only in Slovakia/Society_and_Culture Top Regional Europe Slovakia : Society and Culture Cuisines Flags Genealogy Government ... Religion See also: Regional: Europe: Society and Culture Society: Ethnicity: Hungarian: Hungarian-Slovakian Society: Ethnicity: Slavic: Slovak CzechSlovak.com - An online community for people interested in the Czech Republic and Slovakia with forums, e-cards, and a newsletter. Demographics of Slovakia - Wikipedia - Encyclopedia overview of Slovak population in terms of age, growth, nationality and religion. Open Society Foundation (OSF) - Goal is to transform closed societies into open ones. Describes foundation, with annual report, grant application process, and news of current programs. [English/Slovak] Our Slovakia - Includes genealogy information, recipes, a dictionary and a travel guide.

78. News Agency Of The Slovak Republic Bratislava, August 11 (TASRslovakia)- The culture ministry on Wednesday launchedthe sale of the state-owned Pavol Orszagh Hviezdoslav (DPOH) Theatre and http://www.tasr.sk/indeng.php

Unemployment In Selected Countries EU Poland Slovakia Germany Spain Hungary Zdroj: Eurostat, Právo Kennedy rocking chair sells for $96,000 at auction An oak rocking chair that President John F. Kennedy used to rest his bad back sold for $96,000 (75,223) to an anonymous telephone bidder Tuesday at the opening of a three-day auction of property from the Kennedy family's homes. The bidding at Sotheby's showroom was brisk, with many lots selling for 10 to 20 times their presale estimates. For whatever reason, I've always been fascinated with Kennedy,» said Doug Ellis of Princeton, New Jersey, who paid $1,560 (1,222) for a pair of brass candlesticks from the Kennedys' home in Hyannis Port, Massachusetts. «I probably have 600 books about the Kennedys.» The auction, which took in $1.7 million (1.33 million) Tuesday, was expected to be more modest in scope than a 1996 Kennedy sale at Sotheby's that brought in $34.5 million (27 million), including $2.5 million (1.96 million) for Jacqueline Kennedy's engagement ring from Aristotle Onassis. Kukan Meets Rice at End of Working Visit to New York 21.09.2005 13:09 Export service

79. Slovenské Národné Múzeum Museum of Hungarian culture in slovakia of Hungarian culture in slovakia Museum of Carpathian German culture Museum of UkrainianRuthenian culture http://www.snm.sk/?lang=eng§ion=home&org=16

80. Korean TV Is Coming To Slovak Cable - Slovensko.com Slovak culture Minister Rudolf Chmel and the deputy speaker of the Nationalassembly of the Korean republic, Park Hee Tae, came to this conclusion at their http://www.slovensko.com/news/1600

Monday, 26 September 2005 03:35 in Bratislava Home About Slovakia News from Slovakia Discussion Forums ... Feedback News from Slovakia National Economy International Culture ... Sports Culture News from Slovakia German elementary school reopens in Bratislava after 60 years Slovak summer school begins Foreigners love the Slovak summer school Terchova hosts folklore festival for the 43rd time ... more news... Korean TV is coming to Slovak cable Wed 18 Aug 04, 17:11 RSI Broadcasting of the South Korean TV channel Arirang in Slovakia could become the first bridge between the Slovak and Korean cultures. Slovak Culture Minister Rudolf Chmel and the deputy speaker of the National assembly of the Korean republic, Park Hee Tae, came to this conclusion at their Tuesday's meeting. Apart from broadcasting to Slovakia the TV station is also interested in presentation of Slovak culture in South Korea. Cultural cooperation of the two countries could follow cooperation in the economic area, which develops especially thanks to the investments of the companies Samsung and Kia in Slovakia. The South Korean TV station Arirang has been in the program offer of the largest Slovak cable TV operator in Bratislava and in Kosice since June 1. Arirang TV station broadcast 24 hours a day different kinds of programs from news, travel and music, education and language programs to films of Korean production. The decision of the cable TV company was motivated by the fact that approximately 900 South Koreans with families should soon come to Slovakia, since a Kia car plant should be built here. There are already South Korean employees and management in Slovakia, most notably in Samsung.

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