Andrea Lypka
Born and raised in Romania, Andrea lives now in Tampa. She is completing her Master Degree in Multimedia at the University of South Florida. Andrea is also research assistant at USF. She published in Szabadsag and Erdelyi Naplo newspapers; in Korunk and Muvelodes magazines.
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International Ikebana FestivalIkebana, the art of Japanese flower arrangement, utilizes wood and leaves to create minimalist flower arrangements. -
The 16th Annual Sarasota Highland Games and Celtic Festival, 2009The 16th Annual Sarasota Games and Celtic Festival in Venice, Fla
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The Sony BMG Venture: A Deal That Was No DealThe Sony BMG merger is an unsuccessful media merger. Do you want to know why? -
Haki Lee Head Trainer at XFCHaki Lee head trainer at XTreme Fighting Championships in Tampa teaches MMA techniques. -
Gan McGee Stars the Mixed Martial Arts Mega Show in TampaThe 'Salute to Our Armed Forces V' is on September 13, at the St. Pete Times Forum in Tampa by Xtreme Fighting Championships (XFC). The "Return of the Giant" features Gan McGee. -
Handicapable FighterHe fights Lupus with mixed martial arts. -
Lake Maggiore in St. Petersburg, FL: Setting Nature's Clock BackOnly time will tell whether the restoration of Lake Maggiore was successful. -
Nature Matters Helps Clean Uo Treasure Island, Florida: Elnor IslandNature Matters makes a difference in the community by organizing cleanups. -
Winnie Foster, a Community Mover and ShakerThe 81-year-old Winnie Foster, a community activist still fights for racial equality, women rights and other. -
The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art in Sarasota, FloridaThe John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art in Sarasota, Fla. -
Egmont Key in Floridaweekend getaways around St. Petersburg, Fla. -
Daycare for Disadvantaged Children in St. Petersburg, FloridaWillie Lee McAdams established the day nursery for the children who were left on the streets while their parents were working in 1929. Today the center is still one of the most affordable day care facilities in the area.