Iceland in Eurovision - My Top 19 (2000-2019)
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2000 - August & Telma - Tell Me!
2001 - Two Tricky - Angel
2003 - Birgitta - Open Your Heart
2004 - Jónsi - Heaven
2005 - Selma - If I Had Your Love
2006 - Silvía Night - Congratulations
2007 - Eiríkur Hauksson - Valentine Lost
2008 - Euroband - This Is My Life
2009 - Yohanna - Is It True?
2010 - Hera Björk - Je ne sais quoi
2011 - Sjonni's Friends - Coming Home
2012 - Greta Salóme & Jónsi - Never Forget
2013 - Eyþór Ingi Gunnlaugsson - Ég á líf
2014 - Pollapönk - No Prejudice
2015 - María Ólafsdóttir - Unbroken
2016 - Greta Salóme - Hear Them Calling
2017 - Svala - Paper
2018 - Ari Ólafsson - Our Choice
2019 - Hatari - Hatrið mun sigra
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Luge i mesta, TV Telma - Aleksandar Klenov, ruski alpinist vo Demir Kapija
Александар Кленов e руски алпинист кој од пред 3 години е жител на Демир Капија. Живеел низ многу држави во светот, но во 2005та година прв пат ја видел демиркаписката клисура и се заљубил во потенцијалот за алпинизам кој го нуди оваа клисура. Од пред 3 години Александар заедно со својата сопруга Валерија и синот Лав се преселил во Демир Капија, изградил куќа тука и се одлучил во Демир Капија да биде неговиот иден и постојан дом. Ја изградил куќата со поглед на карпите каде што досега има трасирано преку 100 качувачки насоки и успеал да ја позиционира демиркаписката клисура како атрактивна алпинистичка дестинација.
Луѓе и места ТВ Телма, 2015
Автор: Јордан Дуков
Aleksandar Klenov is a Russian mountaineer, climber who became a citizen of Demir Kapija 3 years ago. He had lived in many countries in the world, but since 2005 he saw for the fist time Demir Kapija's canyon and fell in love with the potential for alpine climbing that has this canyon. 3 years ago, Aleksandar together with his wife Valerija and their son Lav moved to Demir Kapija, they build a house here and decided Demir Kapija to be their new and abiding home. He build his house with a view to the rocks of the canyon, where he had already paved more than 100 climbing guidelines and has succeeded to make Demir Kapija's canyon as attractive climbing destination.
People and places TV Telma, 2015
Author: Jordan Dukov
Jana Burčeska - Dance Alone (Lyrics Video)
Jana Burčeska - Dance Alone (F.Y.R. Macedonia) Eurovision 2017
Lyrics:
Take down my hair, wash off my make-up
It’s gonna be a one-man show
I gotta feel good in saturation
And I’m the only one who knows
I will dance alone wherever I am
The rhythm follows
I will dance alone, I’m lost in the sound
Holding on to my world
I let the pavement be my catwalk
I’ll bring the fire and feel the heat
And all I need to keep on moving
Is the sound of my heartbeat
I will dance alone wherever I am
The rhythm follows
I will dance alone, I’m lost in the sound
Holding on to my world
I’ll let it go
I, I, I’ll let it go wild
I’ll let it go
I, I, I’ll let it go
I will dance alone wherever I am
The rhythm follows
Take me to places that I’ve never been
Show me the faces that I’ve never seen
I will dance alone wherever I am
The rhythm follows
I will dance alone, I’m lost in the sound
Holding on to my world (I will dance alone)
I’ll let it go
I, I, I’ll let it go wild
I’ll let it go
I, I, I’ll let it go wild
I’ll let it go
I, I, I’ll let it go wild
I’ll let it go
I, I, I’ll let it go wild
I’ll be dancing on my own
Wishing you could hold me close
Internet Scamming in Ghana
Fraudsters in Ghana show us how they use internet scams to steal thousands of dollars from unsuspecting victims all over the globe.
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While Nigeria's 401 scammers may have written the book on West African internet fraud, their shtick looks like Compuserve compared to what's going on in Ghana. Unsatisfied with the meager winnings from emailing thousands of random Westerners in hopes of convincing one poor sap they're the treasurer of the Ivory Coast, Ghana's scammers decided to stack the odds in their favor the old-fashioned way—witchcraft.
Taking a page from cyberpunk, traditional West African Juju priests adapted their services to the needs of the information age and started leading down-on-their-luck internet scammers through strange and costly rituals designed to increase their powers of persuasion and make their emails irresistible to greedy Americans. And so Sakawa was born.
Now not only is Sakawa Ghana's most popular youth activity and one of its biggest underground economies, it's a full-blown national phenomenon. Sakawa has its own tunes, clothing brands, Sakawasploitation flicks, and even a metastatic backlash from Christian preachers and the press. When we were in Accra over the summer it was impossible to walk more than 10 feet without seeing the word Sakawa in blood-red Misfits letters on a poster or tabloid, often accompanied by bone-chilling horrors of the photoshopped variety.
The government is freaked out because Sakawa is threatening Ghana's business reputation, the Christians are freaked out because they're losing money to the Juju priests, the press is freaked out because being freaked out is what sells papers, and the public is freaked out because their government, preacher, and media are all telling them they should be. All the while the Sakawa boys are living the high life and racking up debts to the spirit world, just waiting for the axe to fall.
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