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bject: Re: chat No NY never now.After 5[ or is it 6 ?] W houses they are over housed,same with Westons in Windsor Florida etc Work is in Greece/UK/Istanbul. If i get to NY will let you know ! Yrs J From: Jeevacation <[email protected]> To: john stefanidis <[email protected]> Sent: Mo

24, 2009, at 6:4I AM, john stcfanidis wrote: Off to Salonika where some Bulgarians have bought land for a house nearby--- and want a house done in Sofia we shall see ! Then Athens to sign -off a house I have done before going to Patmos. Book to be published by Rizzoli US - Spring 2010 - about the

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bus last July at Burgas, a Black Sea resort town, killing five Israeli tourists and a Bulgarian driver. Many observers were surprised last week in Sofia when Bulgarian Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov declared that the two suspected perpetrators "were members of the militant wing of Hezbollah,"