CROWN - Croatian World Network

Croatian Heritage Foundation

The Croatian Heritage Foundation branch from Split ( or in Croatian - Hrvatska matica iseljenika ) celebrates the 50th anniversary and because of this fastive occasion, has organized the exhibition under the title ''CROATIANS ON THE STAMPS OF THE WORLD''. The exhibition has been created thanks to cooperation of this office with the Philatelic Club ''Split'' , so the authors were the president of the club Mr. Pjero Baranovic and the chief of the Matica's office in Split, Mrs Branka Bezic Filipovic. The opening of the exhibition will be on Tuesday, July 29th 2003. at Hrvatska matica iseljenika, Nodilova 1/ II ; 21000 Split, Croatia at 20 hours. It will be inaugurated by the deputy mayor Mr Zeljko Sikirica.

As Croatian people are not numerous, it is quite surprising that the world philatelic has given them so much space. The most numerous are the stamps with the image of president Tito, who was obviously popular at his time as well as the ones with the image of the scientist Nikola Tesla. The exhibition begins with a special occasional envelope, designed by Branka Bezic Filipovic, which shows a back side of a boat full of people, which symbolically shows how Croatians were leaving their homes in the past looking for the better lives.
The exhibition is divided into sections. Some show art, literature, music, scientist, saints, sportsman and other interesting people. As for this office, the most interesting are the scientist Ivan Vucetic from Hvar who lived in Argentina where he has invented daktiloscopic method and another one Simon Martinic from Brac who was the founder of the philatelic in Bolivia.

We can mention a couple of them more :
Franz von Supe- who was born in Split, Croatia in 1819. and studied medicine in Italy. But his love for music brought him in Wienna where he has studied music and later became a composer using Dalmatian folk music in his classical works.

Paola Preradovic, grand daughter of Croatian poet Petar Preradovic. She was born in Wienna in 1887 and she was a writer. It is interesting that she is the author of the lyrics of the hymn of the Republic of Austria.

Pope Sixtus V. who was born in Krusevica in 1520. and was a successful pope for 5 years. Nikola Tesla who was born in Smiljane, Lika in 1856. and has invented electricity. Faust Vrancic born in Sibenik in 1551, and has invented the parachute.
The exhibition will be opened until September .

Branka Bezic Filipovic
bbezicfi@inet.hr

Nikola Tesla

Nikola Tesla, one of greatest inventors of all times, gave his name to tesla unit of magnetic induction in the metre-kilogram-second system of physical units. Nikola Tesla was the recipient of many awards and he refused them; among others awards he rejected the Nobel Prize too.

He left 112 different patents: electric motors, transformers, transmitters of electric energy, high frequency techniques, radio techniques, telemechanics, turbines, hydromechanics and a number of non-announced patent rights. His almost unexplored inheritance houses his papers and 70-100.000 his laboratory notes written by his own hand.

Tesla was born on July 9/10, 1856, in Smiljan (Lika). He attended elementary school at Gospic, high school at Karlovac and the prestigious Technical University at Graz. He went to work in Budapest and Paris, in 1883 he constructed his first induction motor. Unable to continue with the electric motor development in Europe, he emigrated to the U.S. in 1884. In 1887 he sold the patent rights to his polyphase system of alternating-current dynamos, transformers and motors to George Westinghouse.

Tesla had been called the genius who ushered in the power age. He died in New York City (1943).

Source: Croatian Post and Telecommunications

MEDIA AND SOCIETY

Inter-University Centre Dubrovnik, 24 August -29 August, 2003

The 15 th Annual International Communication Course & Conference
»MEDIA AND SOCIETY«
Dubrovnik, 24 August – 29 August, 2003

Course & Conference Programme
Inter-University Centre Dubrovnik
Don Frane Buliæa 4
Tel.: 00385/20/413-626
Fax: 00385/20/413-628
E-mail: iuc@du.tel.hr
www.iuc.hr
www.unizd.hr
President of the Organizing Committe: Prof.dr.sc.Mario Plenkoviæ
mplenkovic@yahoo.com ,mplenkov@grf.hr

Accomodation with special rates in the Hotel »Lero«:
1 single /HB = 58.- EUR
1 double /HB = 42.- EUR
Put I. Vojnoviæa 14
20 000 Dubrovnik /Croatia
Tel. 00385/20/332-022
Fax: 00385/20/332-123; E-mail: hotel-lero@du.tel.hr
Course fee for the participants: 35 EUR or 250.- Kn

Sunday, 24/8
Check-in and Registration in the »Lero« Hotel
9.00 p.m. Welcome drink at the »Lero Hotel« given by the Course Directors: Mario Plenkovic (Croatia), Bogomir Horvat (Slovenia), James Leigh (Cyprus), Bonita Dostal Neff (USA), France Vreg (Slovenia)

Monday, 25/8
Symposium venue: Inter-University Centre & Hotel Lero

10:00 - 13:00 MEDIA, POLITICS AND PUBLIC OPINION
Moderation: Bogomir Horvat (Slovenia), James Leigh (Cyprus), Mario Plenkoviæ (Croatia)

Contributors:
Thomas Bauer (Austria – University of Vienna): The Cultural-Theoretical Analysis of Communication – Conditions, Challenge, Expectations and Limits
France Vreg (Slovenia- University of Ljubljana): Media, Elections and Political Marketing
Maja ®itinski-©oljiæ (Croatia – University of Split) : Journalism as an Industry versus Journalism as a Profession
Aleksandar Halmi (Croatia – University of Zagreb): Qualitative Analysis in Communication Research
Vlado Su¹ac (Croatia – University of Zadar): Public TV in Croatia

Discussion

13:00 Cocktail given by Mrs. Berta Dragièeviæ - Executive Director of IUC

Tuesday, 26/8
10:00 - 13:00 MEDIA AND BUSINESS COMMUNICATION
Moderation: Bonita Dostal Neff (USA), Sonja Sibila Lebe (Slovenia), Juraj Plenkoviæ (Croatia)

Contributors:
®eljko Hutinski & Boris Aurer (Croatia – University of Zagreb): Security Preconditions of the Business Communications
Ksenija Èulo (Croatia – University of Osijek): E-Business in Media and Printing
Ivanka Avelini-Holjevac (Croatia – University of Rijeka): Business-Ethics – A Dimension of Quality and of Society
Dinka Krstuloviæ (USA – New York University): Media Ethics and Business Communication
Majda Tafra (Croatia – PR Manager /Coca-Cola): Role of Business in Creating a Culture of Community and Dialogue

Discussion

9.30 p.m. – Welcome Drink at the Lero Hotel for the Postgraduate Students / University of Zadar; Meeting with Mario Plenkoviæ & Josip Vidakoviæ & Bogomir Horvat

OBLIGATORY PROGRAMME FOR POSTGRADUATE STUDENTS - UNIVERSITY OF ZADAR (MODUL VII – 27.8.-29.8.2003)
Wednesday, 27/8
Inter-University Centre
9:30 - 13:00 INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION AND THE GLOBALIZATION PROCESS
Moderation: Thomas Bauer (Austria), France Vreg (Slovenia), Vlado Su¹ac (Croatia)

Salomi Papadima-Sophocleous (Cyprus – Intercollege University of Nicosia): A Web of Intercultural Communication
James Leigh (Cyprus – University College / Nicosia): Babylon in a Mirror: Intercultural and Supracultural Communication in a Globalized World?
Maria Economidou-Kogetsides (Cyprus – University College / Nicosia): Requesting in a Second/Foreign Language: The Use of Film for Developing Pragmatic Awareness in the Language Classroom
Maria Michailidis (Cyprus – University College / Nicosia): The Challenges of Cross-Cultural Communication: A Client Centered Approach in the Business World
Michael Hajimichael (Cyprus – University College / Nicosia): Tolerance and Multiculturalism through Music and Poetry

Discussion

Special Topics on Communication Science for Postgraduate Students:
16,15 -17,00: France Vreg (University of Ljubljana)
17,15 -18,00: Thomas Bauer (University of Vienna)
18,15-19,00: Bonita Dostal Neff (University of Valparaiso)
19.15 – 20,00: Mario Plenkoviæ (University of Zagreb)

Thursday, 28/8
Inter-University Centre
10:00-13:00 PUBLIC RELATIONS AND SOCIETY

Moderation: Bogomir Horvat (Slovenia), Ante Gavranoviæ (Croatia), Jelenka Voèkiæ-Avdagiæ (Bosnia & Herzegovina)

Contributors:
Bonita Dostal Neff (USA – University of Valparaiso): Public Relations Theory: Communication As the Metatheoretical Basis of the Discipline
Ante Gavranoviæ (Croatia – Croatian Journalism Associations): PR in Croatia

PR-Workshop: 1. The Concept of Leadership in Public Relations
2. Community and Crisis Communication

Discussion

Special Topics on Communication Science for Postgraduate Students:
16.15 – 19.30 : James Leigh (Intercollege University – Nicosia)

Friday, 29/8
Inter-University Centre
9:00 – 10.00 COMMUNICATION AND TOURISM

Moderation: Jozsef Györkös (Slovenia), Josip Vidakoviæ (Croatia), Aleksandar Halmi (Croatia)
Contributors:
Sonja Sibila Lebe (Slovenia – University of Maribor): Tourism in Slovenian Media
Ðani Bunja (Croatia – University of Zadar): Development of Communication Startegies in Tourism Industry
Melita Cvitanoviæ (Croatia – University of Zadar): Behavioral Culture in Tourism

Discussion

10.30 – 11.30 GLOBAL INFORMATION SOCIETY
Moderation: ®eljko Hutinski (Croatia), Dinka Krstuloviæ (USA), Maja ®itinski ©oljiæ (Croatia)
Contributors:
Jozsef Györkös (Slovenia – Ministry of Information Society): Key Challenges of Information Society: Participation, Trust and Security
Boris Aurer & ®eljko Hutinski (Croatia – University of Zagreb): Internet and Society
Juraj Plenkoviæ (Croatia – University of Rijeka): Scientific Characteristics and New Technologies

Discussion

11.30 – 13.00 INTERDICIPLINARY ASPECTS OF COMMUNICATION
Moderation: Boris Aurer (Croatia), Ksenija Èulo (Croatia), Ðani Bunja (Croatia)
Contributors:
Josip Vidakoviæ & Ana ©trkalj (Croatia – University of Zadar): Historical Review of Printed Media in ©ibenik – 19th and 20th Century
Loredana Kun (Canada – York University Toronto): The Convergent Media in Literature
Marija Marinoviæ, Marina Èièin ©ain, Alka Lustig-Korin (Croatia – University of Rijeka): Media as Children's Everyday Life
Ljubica Bakiæ-Tomiæ (Croatia – University of Zagreb): Communication Aspects in the Police Management
Discussion

13:00 – 13.30 Conclusions
Grant of Symposium Certifications
Mario Plenkovic (Croatia) & Bogomir Horvat (Slovenia)
mplenkovic@yahoo.com

Nova Web Stranica Mundimitar.it stari hrvatski grad

New Web Page! Mundimitar.it Old Croatian Town

Stovani!

pisem da Vam obavjestim da web stranica Mundimitra je promjenjena;
nova web adresa je: www.mundimitar.it

Srdacno uz pozdrava,

Gabriele Romagnoli
www.mundimitar.it

Montemitro antico paese croato.
Mundimitar stari hrvatski grad.

- info@mundimitar.it -

VIS Property for Sale

1) Kamena, neuseljiva kuca (58 m2) s terenom, ukupno oko 220 m2 u samom
centru Visa, drugi red od mora, iza Vinogradarske zadruge, 50-tak m od
trajektnog pristanista. Cijena bi bila 55-60.000 EUR.
2) 15.000 m2 pasnjaka udaljenih oko 1,5-2 km od Visa na putu prema Komizi,
1-1,5 km od sjevernoviskih uvala. Zemljiste granici sa izvjesnim zemljistem
Samogor/Kupinovica gdje je bila vojska i sto je sad pripalo Opcini Vis.
Opcina krece u gradnju sportsko-rekracionog centra na tom podrucju. Cijena
zemljista je EUR 2/m2.
Ovih smo dana stupili u vezu jos s nekim agencijama i prijateljima.
Sjetila sam se Tebe jer pretpostavljam da znas kakvog Visana koji bi rado
ulozio mali novac od kojeg bi sutra puno zaradio. I sam znas kako Vis dobiva
na cijeni. Zao mi je sto to sad moramo prodavati, ali, takav je zivot, nek'
samo ostanemo zdravi.

"Old, stone, long non inhabited house (58m2) with piece of land, all in all some 220 m2 in the very center of the town of Vis, some 50 m far from the sea and the ferry landing-place Price: EUR 58.000.

15.000 m2 of grassland 1 mile from the town of Vis and less then 1 mile from the northern bays of the island, near the road for Komia (access partly with asphalt ). The land is bordering with the town land where the sports & recreation center is going to be built soon.

Price: EUR 2 /m2"

Kuća je kamena, ima vrata i jedan prozor. U njoj se nije ivjelo od II svjetskog rata. Sve ovisi to čovjek eli od kuće; ona je kamena, bez ikakvog komfora. Moe se sruiti i graditi nova ili renovirati kamena, stara. Navedena cijena je, zapravo samo cijena terena.

to se terena tiče, taj kraj jo nije urbaniziran (voda , struja, ne geadi se) .Prostorni plan Visa je u donoenju, ali se zna da će općina uskoro graditi rekreaciono-sportski centar. U svakom slučaju, nekretnine na Visu dobivaju na cijeni i dobivat će jo i vie.

Kontakt adresa: Rijeka, Pomerio 11, telefon 00385 51 333-939, mobitel 098 459723 (Tonči), 091 208-2120 i 098 472-782. , email: masaradisic@yahoo.com

Jadranka Radisic

"A Single Step" to Benefit Adopt-A-Minefield

Heather Mills McCartney autobiography

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Told in a wonderfully vivacious, candid voice and illustrated with sixteen pages of personal photographs, “A Single Step” is the story of a remarkable woman who proves that adversity can help a person grow in surprising and rewarding ways...and that love can come when least expected to change both destinies and hearts.

Heather Mills was already a recognized leading landmine activist and a successful model and businesswoman when she and Paul McCartney fell in love—and made headlines all over the world. Her story is extraordinary by any standards, a rags-to-riches account of a remarkable young woman with unusual strength and courage, compassion and humanity.

By purchasing this book at www.landmines.orgyou will be helping to clear a path to a safer world.
All net proceeds from the sale of “A Single Step” are donated to Adopt-A-Minefield®

Best regards,

The Adopt-A-Minefield Team

Bulgarian business in Croatia?

Issue 30: July 25 to 31, 2003
Business

MG restructures its portfolio Business Staff

MG Corporation, one of Bulgaria's biggest business groups, is restructuring its portfolio after the murder of its founder and president Iliya Pavlov in March.

Pavlov was the country's richest businessman, reportedly worth $1.8 billion. He was killed in front of his office in Sofia on March 7 this year by a sniper.The new management, headed by Boyana Popova, recently decided to sell all unnecessary real estate. Four big properties in Sofia have already been put up for sale, sources told 24 Chassa last week. According to the newspaper, the same is going to happen to a dozen stores and offices in the city. This follows the evaluation of these properties by a Sofia real estate agency.The PR manager of MG Corporation, Dimitar Nedkov, refused to comment these sales. He also said he did not know whether Pavlov's sister, Slavka, still worked for MG. According to 24 Chassa, she has left the corporation.In July, the corporation sold its stake in the Stara Zagora scrap metal factory. MG acquired the factory in 1996, paying 124 million non-denominated Bulgarian leva ($2 million). Seventy per cent of the price was paid to the state in long term bonds. Today, 17 per cent of the company is still owned by the state but this remaining stake has also been put up for sale against investment vouchers and compensatory no-tes on the Bulgarian Stock Exchange.

According to 24 Chassa, MG is also conducting a reform of its tourism operations. The corporation will soon resume the building of two hotels in Dubrovnik, Croatia. MG also plans to register its subsidiary, which has changed its name from Inex Goritza Zagreb to MG Adriatic, in central and north Croatia. The Croatia News Digest reported that MG would invest 20-25 million euro in the Libertas hotel, which the corporation bought it in April 2002 for 4.5 million euro.

Not everything in the region has gone as smoothly for MG. The corporation failed in a bid for the Serbian Putnik tourist agency. This was acquired by a US company, which offered $50 million for 70 per cent of the assets. MG was unable to offer more than 11.5 million.

Balkantourist, which manages MG's tourist business is also undergoing structural change to turn it into a modern travel agency. The directors of Balkantourist have sent a questionnaire to the directors of hotels it owns, asking them: "Do you think that you will be more successful in the future, if your hotel is not in the MG business group?"

On June 28, Pavlov's widow, Darina, was appointed to the supervisory board of the Grand Hotel Varna on the northern Black Sea coast, which is owned by MG Corporation. Popova will also enter the hotel's supervisory board, but Balkantourist was excluded from it. The hotel posted a 1.8 million leva accounting loss in 2002, but reported a one million leva revenue in the first quarter of 2003.

MG has also come off worse in a bitter competition with TIM Corporation who got brought 72 per cent of shares in the St. Konstantin and Elena Complex. Despite the company's management repeatedly declaring an interest in the deal, MG was only able to acquire 11 per cent of the shares.

After TIM Corporation's acquisition the Balkantourist CEO, Nedialka Sandalka, was excluded from the resort's board of directors.

Things have also not been good for MG's football club, Chernomore from Varna. Radio Sport recently reported that MG wanted to declare it bankrupt. A businessman from Varna, Ivan Petrov, offered to buy the club for 1 lev to save it from closing down. Since then, another interested has appeared, the 47-year old Georgi Gergov, known in the business circles for his influence in the Slanchev Den seaside resort. He is also owner of one of the biggest hotels in Plovdiv. The investigation into Pav-lov's murder is continuing.

Source: http://www.sofiaecho.com/art.php?id=7745&catid=23

Parking meter payments in Zagreb, Croatia by M-commerce

M-commerce

New ways to shop with your cellphone With improved technology, mobile commerce targets impulse purchases on the move such as buying event tickets

IN THE heady, techie days of 2000, the hype around mobile commerce was so great that as many as 100 'm-commerce' start-ups were forming every month in Europe, with predictions that the market would be worth US$23.7 billion (S$41.6 billion) by this year.

Today, most of the start-ups have died.

M-commerce has been delayed because it did not pass the test for any new technology to take off. That is, being simple, useful and trusted, said Mr Tomi Dahlberg, a professor of mobile commerce at the Helsinki School of Economics.

Mobile phones are unlikely to ever fully replace credit cards or cash. But now that improvements have been made, the technology could become a popular way of making impulse purchases on the move, such as public transportation or theatre tickets, said Mr Nick Jones, an analyst in the London office of the consulting firm Gartner Inc.

Hindsight has not wiped all rosy glasses clean, however. Experts today have a wide range of projections for this niche market: from $500 million to as much as $225 billion in revenue by 2005.

The anticipated business is enough to prompt operators to get their act together. More sophisticated m-commerce services are being introduced in Asia and Europe, with plans for a global system to tie it all together.

In recent months, Asian operators like NTT DoCoMo in Japan, CSL in Hong Kong and Smart Communications in the Philippines have started m-commerce services that allow consumers to use their phones to make credit card purchases for everything from perfume to pizza.

The approaches differ, but rather than making a voice call or punching in all of the credit card details for each purchase, the services offer secure shortcuts by storing the buyer's details and asking for simpler forms of authentication, such as a four-digit code.

More than 50 per cent of parking meter payments in Zagreb, Croatia, are now made via cellphone data services. In Helsinki, as many as one-third of subway, tram and bus tickets are now sold via mobile phones.

In Austria, people use cellphones to buy ski passes and ski-related injury insurance. They can also buy cigarettes from specially equipped vending machines, and pay for taxi and subway rides and event tickets.

But most existing payment systems are limited by national borders and the lack of inter-operability among phone operators.

Enter Simpay, a consortium just formed by Vodafone, Orange, T-Mobile and Telefsnica Msviles. Simpay aims to make it easier for consumers to buy MP3 music files, games, maps, video clips or filling a parking meter and having it charged to their phone bill, regardless of what technology their mobile operator is using.

Mr Tim Jones, chief executive of Simpay, said that while shoppers would probably not use cellphones over credit cards in stores, he and the rest of the mobile services sector are betting they will use cellphones to buy on the fly. -- International Herald Tribune

Source: http://straitstimes.asia1.com.sg/techscience/story/0,4386,202156,00.html

Career Opportunities in Telcordia Technologies Applied Research

Our mission is simple:
We will provide both commercial and military clients with the world's most
advanced internetworking technology, engineering services, and/or products,
enabling them to succeed in designing, building, and operating leading-edge
internetworks.

Position description:
The work in Applied Research entails research, design, development,
prototyping,and modeling and analysis of Internet and wireless related
technologies, architectures, services and protocols. You will participate in
the definition, design, and development of architectures, services, and
protocols for Internet and wireless networks.

Position Requirements:
We are looking for Ph.D. candidates in Computer Science or Electrical
Engineering with relevant expertise and working knowledge in some of the
following areas:
- Internet Technologies, e.g.,
- Internet/IP Protocols (TCP/UDP/IP etc.)
- Internet routing protocols (BGP, OSPF, IS-IS)
- Ad-hoc networks (MANET)
- Wireless networks

Network Management and/or Information Assurance background in the above
technologies with strong software design and development skills.

Submit CVs to:

Tony Bogovic
Executive Director: Internet & Wireless Network Management Research
Department
Telcordia Technologies
e-mail: tjb@research.telcordia.com

These war crimes must be brought to the public

Pozdrav Nenade,

I would appreciate if you could let me have addresses of any of the
Croatian Societies or Clubs or Unions in US and Canada.

I would like to write them a e-mail or letter (if they don't have a e-mail
address) regarding my book "Outcast Without Guilt ..." to promote the truth
and personal facts regarding the genocide of Croatian civilians and
soldiers in the aftermath of WW2. These war crimes and the irrevocable
loss of life of more than 100.000 Croatian potent males must be brought to
the public and to be followed up by younger Croatian generations. I will
pursue this tragic subject wholeheartedly as my time is inevitably going to
run out sometime but before "my last two hours come" I must do what ever it
is possible.

Take care and I remain with cordial regards through the authorized
e-scribe-on-duty alias ESOD

Zvonko of Oak Hill alias Zvonimir as "Bell-ringer for Peace"

P.S. Your are welcome to visit my web-site as there are few new web-pages
at URL: http://www.cosy.sbg.ac.at/~zzspri/index.html

Interested Please write to : zzspri@aon.at writes

The Klapa Tradition - LIVE Radio and Webcast -Croatian Music on NPR

The Klapa Tradition: After the best response in the 25 years history of the show, some weeks back, we are following up with music from the ancient secular tradition from Croatia featuring stunning male part-songs.

We hear the performances from this week from the Klapa NavaliaSingers, featuring the selections from Novaljo, Novaljo and Klapa Fortunalfeaturing the selections from Fire on the Sea produced by Nenad Bach.

List of Radio Stations and Dates of Broadcast that carry Millennium of Music show . Local Times. Europe (Croatia) should add 6 Hours from New York (Eastern Standard Time). England 5 hours from New York. Australia 12-1 4 hours. If your radio doesn't reach any of the stations, check Webcast or even better, CHECK YOUR LOCAL LISTINGS for the accurate time.

Another Hour of Croatian Music on American National Public Radio!

Live Webcast - Klapa Tradition- Millennium of Music
Sunday July 27th 2003

LIVE WEBCAST - Millennium of Music on Sunday July 27th 2003

Klapa Tradition
One Hour of Croatian Music on National Public Radio
Hosted by Robert Aubry Davis.

Featuring Klapa Navalia and Klapa Fortunal
Music produced by Nenad Bach, for Nenad Bach Music Ltd

Tradicija Klapskog pjevanja

Sunday July 27th 2003 Nedjelja 27 Srpnja 2003

http://www.weta.org/fm/live.html Sunday 10 PM EST (New York), 7 PM West Coast

http://www.wclv.com/skin/feature.php?sectionId=184 Sunday 11 PM EST, 8 PM West Coast

http://www.allclassical.org/ Sunday 11 AM Eastern ST (New York) 8 AM West Coast

U Hrvatskoj u 5 Poslije Podne na http://www.allclassical.org/

* East Coast is New York, USA. West Coast is Los Angeles, United States of America

CDs that will be broadcast are available at www.NenadBach.com

Novaljo, Novaljo - Klapa Navalia

Fire on the Sea - Klapa Fortunal

List of Radio Stations and Dates of Broadcast that carry Millennium of Music show . Local Times. Europe (Croatia) should add 6 Hours from New York (Eastern Standard Time). England 5 hours from New York. Australia 12-1 4 hours. If your radio doesn't reach any of the stations, check Webcast in the next letter.

One Hour of Croatian Music on American National Public Radio!

Millenium of Music: Hosted by Robert Aubry Davis

Stations: 78
Repeaters: 86
Total: 164

ALASKA
KBRW, Barrow Sunday @ 12PM ( March 2nd, 2003)

ARKANSAS
KXRJ, Russellville Tuesday @ 11AM

CALIFORNIA
KNYR, Yreka Sunday @ 9AM

COLORADO
KCME, Colorado Springs TBA
oCanon City
oManitou Springs
oFlorence
oSalida

CONNECTICUT
WMNR, Monroe Sunday @ 9PM ( March 2nd, 2003)
WGRS, Guilford
WRXC, Shelton
WGSK, South Kent
oFairfield
oNew Haven
oNew London
oOld Saybrook
oWarren
oHuntington
oSag Harbor, NY NEW YORK ( March 2nd, 2003)
oSouthampton, NY
oMt. Kisco, NY

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
WETA, Washington Sunday @ 10PM WEBCAST too (check next letter)

FLORIDA
WFSQ, Tallahassee Sunday @ 5pm
oNorth Tallahassee
oThomasville, GA

HAWAII
KHPR, Honolulu Wednesday @ 10pm
KKUA, Waluka
KANO, Hilo
oBig Island
oHaleakala
oKavei
oKona
oMaui
oMolokai
oOahu
oSchoefield Barracks
oWalluka

ILLINOIS
WVIK, Rock Island Sunday @ 5AM
oDubuque, IA
WEIU, Charleston TBA

INDIANA
WPUM, Rensallear TBA

IOWA
KSUI, Iowa City Saturday @ 11PM
oDubuque

KANSAS
KHCC, Wichita Sunday @ 5AM
KHCD, Salina
KHCT, Great Bend

LOUISIANA
KRVS, LaFayette Thursday @ 1PM
oLake Charles

MARYLAND
WETH, Hagerstown Sunday @ 10PM

MICHIGAN
WIAA, Interlochen Sunday @ 7pm
WIZY, East Jordan
oTraverse City

MISSOURI
KXMS, Joplin Sunday @ 8AM
KXCV, Maryville Monday @ 8PM
KRNW, Chillicothe

NEBRASKA
KTNE, Alliance Sunday @ 6AM
KMNE, Bassett
KCNE, Chadron
KHNE, Hastings
KLNE, Lexington
KUCV, Lincoln
oColumbus
oCulbertson
oFall City
oHarrison
oMax
oMcCook
oLaramie
KRNE, Merriman
KXNE, Norfolk
KPNE, North Platte

NEW MEXICO
KSJE, Farmington Sunday @ 8AM

NEW YORK
WXLH, Blue Mountain Lake Friday @ 9PM
WSLU, Canton
WSLO, Malone
WXLG, North Creek
WXLU, Peru
WSLL, Saranac Lake
WSLJ, Watertown
oLake Placid
oLong Lake
oLowville
oTupper Lake
oThousand Islands
oKeene
WNED, Buffalo Wednesday @ 10PM
WNJA, Jamestown
WXXI, Rochester Sunday @ 7PM
WJSL, Houghton

oSag Harbor, NY NEW YORK ( March 2nd, 2003)
oSouthampton, NY
oMt. Kisco, NY 88.9 FM Sunday July 27th 2003 @ 9 PM

OHIO
WCLV, Cleveland Sunday @ 11 PM WEBCAST too
WBKC, Painesville Thursday @ 9PM
WDPR, Dayton TBA
WDPG, Greenville
WOSU, Columbus Sunday @ 5PM

WOSE, Coschocton
WOSB, Bryan
WOSV, Mansfield
WOSP, Portsmouth
oCoschocton

OREGON
KWAX, Eugene Friday @ 6PM
KWVZ, Florence
KWRX, Redmond
oBend
oNewport
oSalem
oSun River
oReedsport
KSOR, Ashland Sunday @ 9AM
KSRG, Ashland
KSRS, Roseburg
KOOZ, Myrtle Point/Coos Bay
KNHT, Rio Dell - Eureka
oBandon
oBig Bend
oBurney
oBeaver Marsh
oBrookings
oCamas Valley
oCanyonville
oCrescent City
oCallahan
oCave Junction
oCoquille
o Chiloquin
oCoos Bay
oHappy Camp
oGasquet
oDunsmuir
oEtna
oFort Jones
oGlide
oGrants Pass
oGold Beach
oKlamath Falls
oLa Pine
oLakeview
oLanglois
oLincoln
oRoseburg
oSixes
oSutherlin
oWeed
oRedding
oTulelake
oMcCloud
oMt. Shasta
oPort Orford
oMerrill
oMalin
KBPS, Portland Sunday @ 8AM
KQHR, Ft. Hood

PENNSYLVANIA
WMCE, Erie Wednesday @ 11AM & Sunday @ 5AM
oErie

PUERTO RICO
WIPR-AM, San Juan TBA
WIPR-FM, San Juan

TEXAS
KEDT, Corpus Christi Sunday @ 9AM
KVRT, Victoria
KMBH, Harlingen Sunday @ 11AM
KHID, McAllen
KOHM, Lubbock TBA

UTAH
KBYU, Provo Saturday @ 10PM
oSpanish Fork
oFranklin County, ID

VIRGINIA
WMRY, Charlottesville Sunday @ 6AM
WMRA, Harrisonburg
WMRL, Lexington
WMLU, Farmville
oWinchester
WEMC, Harrisonburg TBD
WODU, Norfolk TBD