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Topic: Filip Shiroka

	Filip Shiroka - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Shiroka's nationalist, satirical and meditative verse in Albanian was written mostly from 1896 to 1903.
		Shiroka, who also used the pseudonyms Geg Postrippa and Ulqinaku, is the author of at least sixty poems, three short stories, articles and several translations, in particular of religious works for Catholic liturgy.
		Shiroka is remembered as a deeply emotional lyricist, and as one of linguistic purity, who was obsessed with his own fate and that of his distant homeland.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Filip_Shiroka (357 words)

	Academy of Music, Dance and Fine Arts, Plovdiv: Teachers
		He was born on August 27, 1978 in Shiroka Lûka, in the Rhodope Mountains.
		After completing his studies at Shiroka Luka Ivan was much sought after because of his musical talent.
		Tanya graduated from the Plovdiv Academy in 1977 and was immediately hired as a teacher at the Shiroka Luka Music High School; she was simultaneously appointed a soloist for the Academy Folk Choir, a position that she held for 11 years.
	seminar.lyutichushki.com /teachers.html (2383 words)

	RADIO FREE EUROPE/ RADIO LIBERTY
		She said the authorities have been indifferent to the problems facing Lake Shkoder despite what she said is growing community interest in environmental issues.
		In a bid to conserve this natural feature, Meshbush, a local NGO specializing in water-resource issues, has succeeded in blocking a government project to construct a new hydropower project at the lower end of the Drini River, forcing the government to suspend a $150 million investment.
		Filip Guraziu is the chairman of Meshbush and explained the impact such a project would have had: "The [new] channel would have resulted in a decrease of 90 to 110 centimeters in the level of Lake Shkoder.
	www.rferl.org /features/2002/12/20122002180553.asp (1082 words)

	Information
		There he perfects his bagpipe style with the help of the famous Bulgarian bagpipe player Vasil Bebelekov.
		At the age of ten Krasimir begins to take bagpipe lessons at the "Children's Musical Academy - Misho Todorov" in the town of Siven, with conductor Dobromir Iordanov.
		At the age of fourteen he gets accepted at the "Middle Musical Academy - Filip Kutev" in the town of Kotel.
	www.kolorit.org /info.html (1044 words)

	The Balkanics - DC Balkan band: About Us
		Georgi Doichev, former principal soloist with the Filip Kutev National Ensemble.
		Later, Tzvety enrolled in folk singing classes in preparation for the famous Shiroka Luka folk music High school in Bulgaria.
		At the same time, communism collapsed in Eastern Europe and Tzvety faced choices that she never considered before.
	www.balkanics.com /about_html.html (1248 words)

	balkanalia! Staff (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		She is a graduate of Bulgaria's most prestigious musical training institute, the Filip Kutev Music School in Kotel.
		As a student, she was the solo singer exclusively chosen to represent the music school in festivals, concerts and competitions.
		He performed extensively in Bulgaria and his gadulka playing could be heard on many wedding susic recordings from the socialist period, recordings of the State Ensemble Philip Kutev, and CDs of The Mystere de Voix Bulgare.
	www.balkanalia.org /staff.php (1771 words)

	Wochenbericht 442 von KMDLNJ/CDHRF - Weekly report 442 - from October 18 until October 25, 1998
		Policemen were stationed in the vacant Albanian houses and in 3 bunkers in "Gryka e Islamit" near Shiroka, in the vicinity of the water reservoir in Suhareka and in the villages of Reshtan, Samadraxha, Bllaca and Mohlan.
		PEJA: In the Serbian run District Court in Peja, the following were sentenced to prison terms: Gaspër M. Selmanaj (1966) from Radullovc was sentenced to 5 years; Martin Gj.
		Zefaj (1979) from Ranoc near Klina and Filip P. Pjetri (1969) from Polana near Istog to 2,5 years; Arif X. Ahmeti (1939) from Batusha near Gjakova and Sadik A. Aradini (1975) from Lubeniq near Peja to 2 years.
	www.bndlg.de /~wplarre/week442.htm (3971 words)

	Yugoslav republics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		1962) 25 Nov 2002 - 19 May 2003 Filip Vujanovic (1st time) (b.
		Prime minister Apr 1945 - Feb 1953 Blazo Jovanovic (s.a.) Chairmen of the Executive Council Feb 1953 - Dec 1953 Blazo Jovanovic (s.a.) Dec 1953 - 1962 Filip Bajkovic (s.a.) 1962 - 1963 Djoka Pajkovic (s.a.) 1963 - 1966 Veselin Djuranovic (s.a.) 1966 - May 1967 Mijusko Sibalic (b.
		2005) 1982 - May 1983 Kolë Shiroka (s.a.) May 1983 - May 1985 Shefqet Nebih Gashi (b.
	rulers.org /yugrep.html (3872 words)

	Valdosta State University I Caught You Caring
		“[Filip] went above and beyond the call of duty in this past month dealing with very difficult cases in the residence halls and he assisted two of his residents deal with some very personal and traumatic incidents.
		"Filip assisted one of his residents deal with a very difficult time and issues.
		He helped her recover from a difficult time of her life by opening his door and arms to her."
	services.valdosta.edu /caring (15532 words)

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