81. Detroit Finnish Cooperative Summer Camp Association Unofficial sites providing news and information for the members and the community of this camp in Michigan, USA. Includes information about finnish history and culture, including the sauna. http://finncamp.hn.org

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82. Virtual Finland — Information About Finland — Facts About Finland Includes several articles written by leading experts plus the best finnish links. http://virtual.finland.fi/finfo/english/arts.html

Mainpage NewsRoom Site Map Contact us About this site Search: Contents General information National symbols History International relations Way of life Famous Finns Picturebook Events in Finland Travel information On this page you can discover why the Finns love the tango and learn about more serious aspects of Finnish cultural life Finnish Design - in the New Millennium A Century of Finnish Architecture Finnish Architecture in the 1990s - photographed by Jussi Tiainen Finnish Women Architects Alvar Aalto - An Appreciation Alvar Aalto speaks Helsinki's Senate Square - A Unique Urban Work of Art Finland's Heritage of Timber Construction Designed by Timo Sarpaneva Finnish music in a nutshell Sibelius; Finlands Voice in the World ... Piae Cantiones - A Finnish Treasure of Medieval Songs Orchestras in Finnish music policy Finnish Opera Folk, Jazz and Rock music in Finland The Story of the Finnish Tango ... Finnish Folk Music - young, exuberant and unprejudiced; traditional, rich and powerful Historical Recordings by Finnish Master Folk Musicians The Kantele The Kalevala Heritage The Art CD-ROM ... Kalevala - The Finnish National Epic Kalevala: From myth to symbol Kanteletar The Finnish Land , a poem by Aleksis Kivi The Moomin World and its Creator Finnish Folklore Finnish Theatre Ballet and Dance in Finland ... Erkki Tanttu , a Finnish Master Draughtsman

83. Klassiset Kielet Ja Antiikin Kulttuuri, Turun Yliopisto finnish university's programs for the Licentiate in and Doctor of Philosophy described; site also provides course information, research areas, publications, and faculty directory. http://www.utu.fi/hum/klassiset/

Esittely Tutkintovaatimukset Ennakkokysymykset Opetusohjelma ... Opiskelijan opas 2003-2004 (pdf) Postiosoite: Henrikinkatu 2, 20014 Turun yliopisto Puh. 02-333 5339 Fax 02-333 6560 jaana.vaahtera@utu.fi

84. Ancient Finnish Myths Myths, culture and feelings from ancient Finland. http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/Vines/4640/

85. Virtuaalikirjasto - Uutisia List of links to internet resources on the Saami language and culture. Some of the annotations are in English, the rest in finnish. http://pc124152.oulu.fi/ROADS/Saamen_kieli_ja_kulttuuri.html/saameeng.htm

Uutisia Aihekokonaisuus " Eläinlääketiede, maatalous- ja metsätieteet " on julkistettu Virtuaalikirjastossa. Sen aineistot ovat lähtöisin entisestä NOVAGate-aihehakemistosta . Aihealuetta ylläpitää Viikin tiedekirjasto Virtuaalikirjasto uudistuu vuonna 2004! The Finnish Virtual Library will change in 2004! Palvelulle tulee uusi käyttöliittymä. VK asetetaan myös haettavaksi palveluksi Nelli-portaaliin , yhdeksi tiedonlähteeksi muiden korkealaatuisten palvelujen rinnalla. Teknisellä tasolla VK muutetaan usean tietokannan järjestelmästä enemmän keskitetymmäksi, yhden tietokannan varassa toimivaksi järjestelmäksi. Uusittu palvelu avataan uuden nimisenä vuoden lopulla. Vanha VK on siihen asti käytössä entisenlaisena lukuunottamatta seuraavia muutoksia: etusivulla ollut monihaku loppuu 31.3.2004 ja Oulun yliopiston virtuaalikirjaston ao. aihealueet ovat haettavissa Renardus -palvelun monihausta Aate- ja oppihistoria Arkeologia Avaruustutkimus Ekologia Elektroniikka ja tietoliikennetekniikka Fysiikka Geologia Geriatria Kemia - makromolekyylien rakennetutkimus Maantiede Matematiikka Saamen kieli ja kulttuuri Suomen historia Teknillinen mekaniikka Tietojenkäsittelyoppi Tietokoneet ja tietojenkäsittely Virtuaaliyliopisto Lisätietoja uudistusprojektista antaa Risto Heikkinen Jyväskylän yliopiston kirjastosta.

86. Finnish Sauna Page: Finnish Sauna Culture. Everything You Ever Wanted To Know Ab Your complete guide to finnish sauna culture. Sauna fanatic Finns teach you little kown secrets of sauna. Naked Warriors, WW II saunas and the finnish president's sauna guests US foreign minister http://www.geocities.com/ojoronen/sauna.htm

Finnish Sauna Page Your guide to real Finnish Sauna Culture  Suomalainen Sauna There may be very good reasons why you should own a real Finnish sauna, rather than a steam bath or hot tub. Find out here at the Finnish Sauna Culture page. Updated February 19, 2004 Contents: War Saunas "naked warriors" Air Exchange Löyly and Vihta The Finn of Dawson Creek Buy saunas, sauna supplies and rare sauna books on line at zShop. Sauna Book Section, English and Finnish How to build a sauna Log home Book Section This is what the Finns do with their beer barrels when they're empty - they turn them into saunas. Now you know why there are so many saunas in Finland. Actually this is a unique, innovative sauna design that resembles a beer barrel. Savusauna Smokesauna - Salmenranta Finnish site Sauna definition The sauna is a specially built insulated room or cabin which is heated to 80 - 100 degrees Celsius (176 - 212 Fahrenheit) by means of rocks heated by preferably wood, but also by electricity and gas. It is used for bathing nude in the hot air, and periodic wafts of steam from water thrown on the rocks, which stimulates circulation and deep cleans the skin by opening the pores, resulting in mental and physical relaxation and well-being. When is a Sauna not a Sauna?

87. Finnish Egyptological Society Promotes finnish Egyptology and the knowledge of Ancient Egyptian culture by providing expertise and financial support in this field of study. http://www.minedu.fi/tieteellisetseurat/egyptologia/engli.htm

88. How Similar Are Estonian And Finnish? 1995 contribution to soc.culture.baltics by Eugene Holman from the University of Helsinki. http://muhu.cs.helsinki.fi/By_Subject/Language/Estonian_Finnish_similarity

89. Scandinavius Directory Of Scandinavian Business, Organizations & Events In SF Ba A directory to celebrate Danish, finnish, Icelandic, Norwegian and Swedish culture and connections in the San Francisco Bay Area. http://www.scandinavius.com/

ScandinaviUS Consulates Calendars Culture Commerce ... Connections Scandinavian Directory Bay Area Scandinavian Government Contacts NGOs Cultural Events Meetings Places Organizations Clubs Musicians Dance Groups Businesses Shops Restaurants Online links Language Classes Genealogy Names Day Books S For each country listed you will find links to San Francisco Bay Area's Scandinavian: Consulates Events Businesses, Shops and Connections to these Resources on the Internet. W e invite you to add to this effort to "think global, act local". Send us your comments to add links and list local resources. info@scandinavius.com Date last modified

90. FinnsOnLine - Salolampi Language Village Programs for youth and adults interested in finnish language and culture. Immersion program, near Bemidji. http://www.finnsonline.org/

Salolampi Language Village Salolampi Foundation Finnish Pathways Salolampi Language Village Salolampi Foundation Finnish Pathways Announcements UPCOMING WORK WEEKEND (May 7-9), see Work Weekends. APPLY NOW FOR SUMMER 2004 - Click here to download the Salolampi application form . The application form is a pdf document and requires Acrobat Reader© which is available free from Adobe . The application must be printed and returned. You may also request to have an application mailed to you by e-mailing us at request@finnsonline.org NEW SUMMER 2004 SCHEDULE AND SCHOLARSHIPS - See Summer Youth Programs and Scholarships for Youth Programs NEW SUMMER 2004 FAMILY MULTIGENERATIONAL WEEK (JUNE 14-19) - See Programs for Families and Adults Puhutko jo suomea? Klikkaa t¤st¤ Salolampi is a program of Concordia Language Villages. www.concordialanguagevillages.org Updated: 26 March,2004

91. Welcome To Hariyawa, The Kingdom Of Free Tigers! Tigers are humanoids who live on planet Pii. This site contains descriptions of Tiger culture and dictionary that translates their language to finnish. http://mango.rdx.net/index_e.php

Welcome to Hariyawa, the Kingdom of Free Tigers! Hariyawa is a fascinatingly verdand and nature-friendly country towards the equator of the planet Pii. Her inhabitants, who are known as Tiger clan or the Tigers, speak Mango language. More accurately, Hariyawa is located between the mountains of Dizziness, Inshalla, Harisvitri and the Southern Sea. The pure rivers and lakes, the exciting jungles and the peculiar inhabitants of Hariyawa entice into them. Navigate using buttons on the left side of the page. Sama suomeksi, kiitos. Click to subscribe to planetpii This Scattered Tongues site belongs to Natalia Gruscha Next Page Skip It Next 5 ... Random Want to join? Stop by HQ , then!

92. Kalevala - The Finnish National Epic Virtual Finland's introduction to Elias L¶nnrot's epic and its influence on finnish arts and culture. http://virtual.finland.fi/finfo/english/kaleva.html

Mainpage NewsRoom Site Map Contact us About this site Search: Articles General information National symbols History International relations Way of life Famous Finns Picturebook Events in Finland Travel information Kalevala - The Finnish National Epic Written for Virtual Finland by Anneli Asplund, The Kalevala Society, the Finnish Literature Society Kalevala painting by Akseli Gallen-Kallela: Kullervo Departs for the War, 1901 The first edition of the Kalevala appeared in 1835, compiled and edited by on the basis of the epic folk poems he had collected in Finland and Karelia. This poetic song tradition, sung in an unusual, archaic trochaic tetrametre, had been part of the oral tradition among speakers of Balto-Finnic languages for two thousand years. When the Kalevala appeared in print for the first time, Finland had been an Autonomous Grand Duchy for a quarter of a century. Prior to this, until 1809, Finland had been a part of the Swedish empire.

93. HENINEN.NET Collection of links related to Karelia, its culture and history, and including links to linguistic material related to the Karelain language. Trilingual site (English, Russian and finnish). http://heninen.net/

94. EMBASSY OF THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA IN FINLAND With a history of Sinofinnish diplomatic relations, embassy information as well as upon education, culture, applying visa for finnish passport bearers along with facts about China. http://www.chinaembassy-fi.org/

Welcome Message Embassy Information Sino-Finnish Relation China ABC ... Press Conferences all MFA sites this site Links E-mail News Constitutional developments in HK should be safeguarded to proceed in line with Basic Law (2004-04-03) ... More... Embassy of the People's Republic of China in Finland All Right Reserved http://www.chinaembassy-fi.org

95. Scandinavian Studies Offers beginning and intermediate finnish, finnish literature, and culture, as well as courses in Scandinavian and Balticarea languages and culture. Syllabi for several courses are available online. http://depts.washington.edu/scand/

Patricia Conroy is back from six weeks in the Faroe Islands where she researched Faroese ballads. Career Fair Archive More Events... Syttende Mai - Norwegian Constitution Day UW Norwegian Club marches in Ballard as part of annual Syttende Mai Parade. The Baltic in the 21st Century Three Baltic countries, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, entered the European Union and the NATO Alliance in 2004. Do external threats to political security exist? Will there be economic growth? What are the destabilizing factors as European borders disappear? See it now via streaming video , and for more information visit the Baltic Studies Program Swedish Program Receives Top International Honors Particularly cited were UW Associate Professor Lotta Gavel Adams and Senior Lecturer , both Swedish specialists on the faculty. Press Release [44kb PDF] Tiina Nunnally, affiliate member of the faculty, wins prestigious Independent Foreign Fiction Prize for translation. Nunnally was awarded Britain's leading award for novels translated into English, for her superb translation of Per Olov Enquist 's

96. Finnish Characterized (the S.c.nordic FAQ) by Eugene Holman. General information about finnish from the FAQ of soc.culture.nordic by a linguist specializing in finnish and other BalticFinnic languages. http://www.lysator.liu.se/nordic/scn/finlang.html

The home pages for the Usenet newsgroup soc.culture.nordic [ This page was initially edited in a version suitable to get printed [ Check if Lysator's faster www-server is up and running? ] FAQ-Related texts Finnish characterized Finnish Pronunciation: Easy in the sense that it uses a small number of sounds which are subject to a surprisingly small amount of allophonic variation; difficult in the sense that the ability to speak and understand Finnish is crucially dependent on having learned to distinguish between long and short vowels and consonants , and learning to articulate unstressed syllables crisply without the slightest trace of slurring or reduction, this being the exact opposite of what an English speaker is likely to do. All Finnish words have their main stress on the first syllable , and the basic intonation patterns are easily learned. Grammar: First the good news: no grammatical gender, almost no irregular nouns or verbs, there is usually a simple one-to-one mapping relationship between ending and function or meaning. The bad news is an extremely complex set of morphophonemic alternations known as "consonant gradation" which results in most lexical morphemes having at least two highly divergent forms: varvas "toe"

97. CIMO - Discover Finland The finnish Centre for International Mobility's extensive list of finnish language and culture programs in Finland and abroad; also has links to finnish language resources. http://finland.cimo.fi/studyingfinnish/

98. Finpop.net :: The Finnish Popular Culture Web Portal and Mickan (bass) were found easily and we were ready to provoke finnish music industry used to be the name of this literal, political and cultural movement in http://www.finpop.net/

@import url("themes/FungKu/style/style.css"); Create an account Menu Home My Account Administration Logout ... Web Links Interviews Litterature Music Cinema Theatre ... Tourism Members Become a member Login Your account Forgot your password ? ... Logout Newsletter If you want to receive Finpop.net newsletter : Name : Email : Interviews / Cinema Hannu Tuomainen Tapio Piiranen Antti Alanen Interviews / Theatre Leo Kontula Kurt Nuotio Interviews / Comics Ville Ranta Mika P Lietzen Esa Viitaniemi Kaisa Rautio ... Seppo Leinonen Interviews / Music J. Karjalainen Rinneradio Lullacry XL ... Mika from "Disco Ensemble" When and how was your band created ? Our guitarist and drummer have played together since they were ten years old, when they got their first instruments. I joined them in 2000, when their old singer decided to leave. Along the years we have had several bass-players but our current one looks like he's gonna stick with us. Where is the name of the band coming from ? As I wasn't yet in the band while it got it's strange name, i'm not really even sure why we are called Disco Ensemble. We were called just "Disco." before, but a few years ago another band called "disco" showed up in Finland and we didn't wanted to be mixed up with these sissies, so we added "ensemble" to the end of our name. It really is a confusing name, but weird enough for people to remember it. What musicians or artists did have a major influence in your life / work ?

99. Finnish-American Club Of Tucson An organization for those of finnish descent and others interested in Finland and its culture. http://www.azstarnet.com/nonprofit/finnclub/

Welcome to the Finnish-American Club of Tucson! Tervetuloa Tucsonin Suomi-Amerikka Kerhoon! About the club The Finnish-American Club of Tucson, Arizona, founded in 1966, is an organization for Finns, those of Finnish descent and others interested in Finland and Finnish culture. It affords opportunities to learn about and experience the culture and language of Finland, as well as provide social activities for members and the community. Officers Activities Newsletters Library ... Finnish and Tucson links

100. Karjalane Lehüt - Karelian Page (in English) Information on the Karelian language and culture (in English, Russian and finnish). http://www.geocities.com/Athens/4280/eng_index.html

New! Old photo Is there national extremism in Karelia? (in Finnish and Russian) Karelian language planning in the 1930's (in Finnish) Photoalbum New links Friends of Viena Karelia (in Finnish) Repola-society Ludic society (in Finnish and Ludic) Viena Karelian folklore villages Culture pages from Karelia (in Finnish) Tver Karelian cultural autonomy (mainly in Russian) Karelian page at www.onego.ru Hosted by GeoCities Karjalane lehüt - Karelian page Suomeksi Po-russki Instructions Karelify your browser - Instructions on viewing the additional characters used in Karelian texts (in Finnish) Articles and papers on Karelian language planning On Soviet language policy: The planning of the Karelian literary language in the 1930's - Licentiate's dissertation at the University of Joensuu (in Finnish) The Soviet national and linguistic policy in the Tver Karelia during the 1930's - Paper presented at the seminar of the Graduate school on Karelia, East Europe and Russia of the Joensuu University 18.4.1997 (in Finnish) The problem of the Karelian literary language in the 1930's and the 1990's - Paper presented at the international conference "Sociolinguistic problems in different regions of the world", Moscow, October 22-24, 1996 Sovettisuomi? Language planning in the Soviet Karelia

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