Digest for 97-07-11
Table of Contents
RECENT GUESTBOOK ENTRIES . . .
01-11 July 97 Sender: 75701.21@compuserve.com
Subject: from Bob
02-11 July 97 Sender: claude@dsp.net
Subject: from Chuck
03-11 July 97 Sender: ronco@worldaccess.nl
Subject: from Martin Rom Colthovski
04-11 July 97 Sender: perova@glas.msk, su
Subject: from Natasha Perova
RECENT EMAIL . . .
01-11 July 97 Sender: Roger Martinez (vrising@earthlink.net)
Subject: Inquiry
02-11 July 97 Sender: Elena Oshenko (eoshenko@online.ru)
Subject: Leasing in Russia
03-11 July 97 Sender: kathie bogue (bogue@coastalnet.com)
Subject: Russian History
04-11 July 97 Sender: "Carl R. Wright" (cwright22@earthlink.net)
Subject: E-Mail
05-11 July 97 Sender: "Pamela" (pamela@ipa.net)
Subject: email or snail mail address for V. Pozner
06-11 July 97 Sender: "College of Business" (COB@oasis.cctpu.edu.ru)
Subject: FInding work in Russia
07-11 July 97 Sender: YANKI PURSUN (fyp@usa.net)
Subject: Money transfer to Russia
08-11 July 97 Sender: lokesh (lokesh_babu@technologist.com)
Subject: INDIA
09-11 July 97 Sender: KitJeans@aol.com
Subject: Small question
10-11 July 97 Sender: lenhart@stud.uni-frankfurt.de (Juergen Lenhart)
Subject: Kalmykia
11-11 July 97 Sender: Cindy Worster (cmw@jabba.hao.ucar.edu)
Subject: donations of scientific journals to Russia
12-11 July 97 Sender: Wildsight1@aol.com
Subject: Hello
13-11 July 97 Sender: Cumming6@aol.com
Subject: help with Russian student returning to USA
14-11 July 97 Sender: ronco@worldaccess.nl (Rom Colthoff)
Subject: search for Liliya Sokurenko and descendants Kolthovski
15-11 July 97 Sender: john m swedberg (jswedberg@lr.net)
Subject: Travel from Tomsk
16-11 July 97 Sender: "Greg Sango" (gsango@rclink.net)
Subject: American novels translated to Russian
17-11 July 97 Sender: "Susan A. Yolmeh" (YOLMEHS@mail.firn.edu)
Subject: e-mail Sp. Ed. Teacher
18-11 July 97 Sender: "Vladimir N. Kuznetsov" (kuznet46@centro.ru)
Subject: About Russian Admiral's Foundation
19-11 July 97 Sender: Chris Kedzie (C.KEDZIE@fordfound.org)
Subject: Position with AVSC
20-11 July 97 Sender: Chris Kedzie (C.KEDZIE@fordfound.org)
Subject: Information for NGOs
21-11 July 97 Sender: Diane Midness (dmidness@mindspring.com)
Subject: NCCIU- International School Partnerships
through Technology
22-11 July 97 Sender: "Alexander L. Levinsky" (lev@btime.bryansk.ru)
Subject: seeking job
23-11 July 97 Sender: "Andrey Ozharovskii" (zarov@host.cis.lead.org)
Subject: "Green Lungs" for Novorossiysk City
APPENDIX: LISTSERV address & basic procedures
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RECENT GUESTBOOK ENTRIES . . .
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Sender: 75701.21@compuserve.com
Subject: from Bob
Hi,
My name is Bob and I am Australian.
I am going to work in Rostov on Domu from July 15 for several months and
would like to here from someone in the area.
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Sender: claude@dsp.net
Subject: from Chuck
I LOVE THIS SITE!!! I am going to visit Moscow and St. Petersburg this
winter( December97 -January 98.) I would very much like to correspond with
someone who is there and learn about the country and the peopel . I dont
speak Russian but I am learning. I speak French and English. I live in
California near San Francisco. I look forward to hearing from you.
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Sender: ronco@worldaccess.nl
Subject: from Martin Rom Colthovski
Dear Friends,
I am urgently looking for information about the Kolthovski family from
Riazan. Can anyone help me with sources, books descendants about the
boyars from Riazan (and from 1770 Estonia)
Kind regards,
Martin Rom Colthovski
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Sender: perova@glas.msk, su
Subject: from Natasha Perova
Dear Friends and Partners, I publish "Glas New Russian Writing", a
continued series of the best in contmporary Russian literature in excellent
English translation. For anyone interested in Russia but not speaking
Russian this is the best way to learn about our way of living, thinking,
loving, etc. Glas has been glowingly reviewed by leading periodicals in
many countries. Meet Russian through their literature! -- Natasha Perova
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E-MAIL POSTINGS . . .
Please continue to send your e-mail to friends@solar.rtd.utk.edu.
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Sender: Roger Martinez (vrising@earthlink.net)
Subject: Inquiry
Hello, If you know of a URL which accesses The Russian Psychiatric
community - I would appreciate it. Thank You, Roger
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Sender: Elena Oshenko (eoshenko@online.ru)
Subject: Leasing in Russia
We would like to be able to read your report written by Marina Kamayeva
and Derek Nowek concerning the current situation on Leasing in Russia.
Thanks in advance.
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Sender: kathie bogue (bogue@coastalnet.com)
Subject: Russian History
Are there any people out there who would like to discuss russian history
with an American history buff??
Hardy
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Sender: "Carl R. Wright" (cwright22@earthlink.net)
Subject: E-Mail
I am trying to find out if I can send an E-Mail message to a friend staying
at the Hotel Ukraine in Moscow. I am unable to find an e-mail address for
them.. Any help in locating one would be most appreciated. Carl Wright
Woodland Hills, CA cwright22@earthlink.net
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Sender: "Pamela" (pamela@ipa.net)
Subject: email or snail mail address for V. Pozner
Hi,
Do you have an email or "snail mail" address for Vladimir Pozner? I
attended the US/Soviet Conferences at Chatuaqua, NY (over 6 years ago!) and
the last one "Chatauqua at Pitt" (University of Pittsburgh) while a grad
student and always enjoyed Mr. Pozner's talks. I have also attended other
'lectures" by him (generally with Phil Donahue) and have been wondering
what he's been up to lately and if he is still on the "lecture circuit".
Thank you for any information you can provide.
Pamela Porch
pamela@ipa.net
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Sender: "College of Business" (COB@oasis.cctpu.edu.ru)
Subject: FInding work in Russia
I am interested in looking for work in the Tomsk or Novosibirsk regions
when I finish my MBA in a year. What I would like to know from other
Americans working outside of Moscow and Petersburg is what they think an
MBA can do in these areas. Most western firms haven't come out to Siberia
yet. Is the embassy or the Chamber of Commerce helpful in finding contacts
out this way?
Thanks
epd
Edward P. Dittmer
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Sender: YANKI PURSUN (fyp@usa.net)
Subject: Money transfer to Russia
Have you ever transfered money to Russia (through a bank) ?
Please contact me. I would like to ask you about your expierences.
Thanks in advance
Yanki
Best regards :-) YANKI PURSUN - Frankfurt, EURO-PE
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Sender: lokesh (lokesh_babu@technologist.com)
Subject: INDIA
Hi All,
I am Lokesh male 22, from Bangalore city in India, Anyone interested in
Knowing about Indian culture, religion,languages or any other Information
concerned, I am glad to answer those enquiries, please E-mail me.
Lokesh Babu M
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Sender: KitJeans@aol.com
Subject: Small question
I am new to AOL. I am trying to find the Russian word for a fur hat. I have
tried to access the dictionaries, but my computer can't access them
I am trying to write a novel, and the library in AFTON, TN doesn't have any
english-russian dictionaries.
Can you tell me where to look on AOL?
Kit Jeans
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Sender: lenhart@stud.uni-frankfurt.de (Juergen Lenhart)
Subject: Kalmykia
Hi!
I want to get into contact with people from Kalmykia. I am a student of
linguistics and I am interested in the Kalmyk language. Does anyone know
about Kalmyk websites (message boards or any other site of Kalmyk interest)?
Juergen
Juergen Lenhart
Juergen Lenhart
Br.-Grimm-Str. 46
D-63069 Offenbach
Germany
lenhart@stud.uni-frankfurt.de
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Sender: Cindy Worster (cmw@jabba.hao.ucar.edu)
Subject: donations of scientific journals to Russia
I am looking for persons & foundations to contact regarding donations of
foreign scientific periodicals. The High Altitude Observatory (HAO) of the
National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) has many journals relating
to Solar and Solar-Terrestrial Physics that it would be interested in
donating for use in Russia.
Of particular interest are those persons & organizations who would provide
shipping..
I am looking to hearing from you. Thank you for you assistance.
Best Regards,
Cindy Worster
HAO/NCAR
Boulder, Colorado
http://www.hao.ucar.edu
cmw@ucar.edu
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Sender: Wildsight1@aol.com
Subject: Hello
This is a great idea for a website. My husband and I just retruned from
several weeks in Russia and I was hoping to find in your recipe archive a
recipe for cold Russian vegetarian borscht (or hot!). Sorry not to see one.
We had so many differnt ones that were very good in Russia and were hoping
to find a good recipe with beets and cucumbers. Unfortunately, there don;t
seem to be any interesting ones on the web and I was wondering if you had one
in your archives adn I just could not find it.
If so, please let me know how to find it. We were so looking forward to
enjoying our own Russian borscht this summer!
Many thnaks, and keep up the good site!
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Sender: Cumming6@aol.com
Subject: help with Russian student returning to USA
We hosted a Russian Exchange student this last school year. He was from
Vladivostok. He wants to return here to finish his senior year in high school
and continue on to college. My wife and I would love this and will sponsor
and support him. He is like our own son. If you have any info or ideas please
contact us via e-mail . We would greatly appreciate any help you can give.
He carried a 4.0 grade point average and got his varsity letter in track and
field. He has a two year residency requirement that he needs to fullfill
unless he can get a waiver. Please contact us as soon as you can.
Thank You,
Bill and Diane Cumming
Cumming6@aol.com
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Sender: ronco@worldaccess.nl (Rom Colthoff)
Subject: search for Liliya Sokurenko and descendants Kolthovski
Dear friend,
Can you bring me in contact with Liliya Sokurenko? She wrote about the
region of Puschino and the Oka river. I am a descendant of hte Koltovski
from Riazan probably from Koltovskaia. But I know very little of my roots.
Can you help me by providing me infromation about the history of Riazan,
the Boyars from Riazan and teh town of Koltovskaia? I would be most
grateful?
Martin Cornelivich Rom Colthovski
Constantijn Huygenslaan 12
3705 SR Zeist
Holland
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Sender: john m swedberg (jswedberg@lr.net)
Subject: Travel from Tomsk
Zdravstvuite, druzya.....I'm going to be in Tomsk for a week in August,
with little time to spare. However, I have friends in Novokuznetsk and
would like to make a quick trip there, then return immediately to Tomsk.
Does anyone have any travel experience in this part of the country? Are
there daily flights or daily bus connections? And just in general, what
should I expect to find in Tomsk? A bustling, modern city, or a
down-at-the-heels backwater? My guess is it will be the latter. My
name is Jack, and I'm up here in beautiful central New Hampshire. Want
me to bring you back an Alla Pugachova tape?
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Sender: "Greg Sango" (gsango@rclink.net)
Subject: American novels translated to Russian
Hi Friends & Partners
Looking for assistance again! I have posted several notes and received very
welcome responses that have developed into new friends and positive
results!!!!!!
This time I am looking for a resourse where I can purchase books from such
authors as O'Henry, Hawthorne . Basically, any American classics that have
been translated into Russian. I have friends in Karelia that would enjoy
reading the American classics if I can find them translated. Many thanks
in advance for any assistance.
Greg Sango gsango@rclink.net
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Sender: "Susan A. Yolmeh" (YOLMEHS@mail.firn.edu)
Subject: e-mail Sp. Ed. Teacher
I got your e-mail address off of the Web 66 web site. I started there, and
stopped with you because I thought you might be able to help me.
I am an elementary school special education teacher. I have taught school
for 17 years. I have SLD, EMH, and EH students. I also have one Gifted/EH
student. I teach in a resource room setting. I am looking for another
special education teacher to send/receive e-mail from. I am looking for
someone to share ideas, sources of materials, and the joys and frustrations
of teaching special education, etc..
Even though you may not be an elementary school special teacher, I thought
you may know someone who was, and perhaps would be willing to correspond
with me. Please send this e-mail to anyone you think might be interested.
Thank you,
Susan Yolmeh
Spook Hill Ele (real name of school!)
Lake Wales, FL
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Sender: "Vladimir N. Kuznetsov" (kuznet46@centro.ru)
Subject: About Russian Admiral's Foundation
"The Admiral of the Fleet Nikolai G. Kuznetsov Foundation" Invites for
Cooperation.
"The Charity Foundation of the Admiral of the Fleet of the Soviet Union
Nikolai G. Kuznetsov" was raised on June 3, 1997, in Moscow, Russia.
The following organizations participate in the work of this Foundation:
Association of the Officers of the Russian Navy, International "Peace to
the Oceans" Committee, International Committee for the Rights of Servicemen
and Their Families, International Fund of Civil Initiatives, Moscow Peace
Committee, Russian of the International Maritime Law Association (CIS),
etc. Among the individual participants are famous Russian admirals, merited
figures of science and arts, professors, academicians, sons and
grandchildren of the Admiral of the Fleet of the Soviet Union Nikolai G.
Kuznetsov, great-great granddaughter of the hero of Sevastopol Vice
Admiral V.A. Kornilov - G.V. Kornilova, veterans of World War II and the
Armed Forces.
The main goal of raising the Foundation of a prominent Russian Naval
Commander, political and state figure, Hero of the Soviet Union, People's
Commissar (Minister) and Commander-in-Chief of the Navy, Admiral of the
Fleet of the Soviet Union Nikolai G. Kuznetsov, who contributed greatly to
the victory in WW II and building of modern Navy, is to pool intellectual
and financial resources in order to help seamen for the benefit of Russia's
Navy.
The Foundation
- takes part in solving socio-economic problems of seamen, furthers
protection of their interests, in the first place of invalids, World War II
participants, Navy veterans and members of their families;
- demonstrates the historical role of the Russian Navy and seamen in the
victory of WW II, in postwar strengthening of the might of our Homeland,
shows the importance of the modern Russian Navy in promotion peace on the
Earth;
- participates in preserving of cultural and historical heritage of the
Navy's veterans, Naval Commanders, historians and other specialists, uses
their knowledge and experience in professional preparedness and patriotic
education of the youth and seamen;
- promotes cooperation with international veterans' and peace-keeping
organizations.
The Foundation invites all international public organizations for
cooperation and suggests that they unite into a World Association of Seamen
for the sake of peace and security on the planet of Earth in 1998,
proclaimed the Year of the Ocean.
Vladimir N. Kuznetsov, President
Address:
36 Prospekt Mira, Moscow 129090, Russia
Telephones: +7 (095) 280-2945
Telefax: +7 (095) 280-7178
E-mail: kuznet46@centro.ru
Foundation's site: http://admiral.centro.ru
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Sender: Chris Kedzie (C.KEDZIE@fordfound.org)
Subject: Position with AVSC
Organization: AVSC (Access to Voluntary and Safe Contraception)
Position: Country Program Advisor, Ukraine
Location: Kiev, Ukraine
Responsibilities:
Based in Kiev, the Country Program Advisor is responsible for assisting the
Program Manager to develop and manage programs in Ukraine. The Country
Program Advisor has program development, implementation, and monitoring
responsibilities; arranges or provides technical assistance to
counterparts. The Country Program Advisor may be delegated the
responsibility for overseeing particular programs.
The Country Program Advisor will: coordinate training and other activities;
maintain close contacts with local counterparts and with the New York
office; supervise local staff and local consultants; direct office
operations; make programmatic recommendations; and, facilitate reporting,
evaluations and assessments.
Specific Duties include:
-Contribute to country strategies and preparation of documents for
country
plans, budgets and project proposals;
-Maintain up-to-date country background info. e.g., DHS surveys, health
infrastructure, services, statistics and training info., contraceptive
practices and trends, donor and sister agency involvement - translate
documents as necessary (Russian/Ukranian/English);
-Participate in needs assessments, project evals and special technical
assistance;
-Assist w/maintaining Russian/Ukranian and or English communications;
-Supervise local staff and orient new field staff;
-Monitor and evaluate subprojects and assist w/grant management
functions;
-Assist w/inter-divisional and consulting input into programs; arrange
consultancies, inclu. drafting SOW, overseeing logistical arrangements &
preparing briefing matls.;
-Assist the Program Manager w/field based coordination with AID,
cooperating
agaencies and other donor;
-Represent AVSC in field.
Qualifications:
Graduate degree in public health or related field with a minimum of five
years
relevant work experience. Requirements include: knowledge of family
planning
programs; management experience; work experience in the former Soviet
Union;
willingness to travel 25-30% of the time; strong writing and verbal
communication skills in English and Ukrainian (and/or Russian).
Desirable
characteristics include flexibility, team spirit and ability to work
cross-culturally with others. Program management experience preferable.
To Apply send cover letter and resume to :
Jill Solomon
96 Oakview Terrace
Short Hills, NJ 07078
TEL/FAX: 201-379-7325 E-MAIL: Jill_Solomon@MSN.com or
JillSolomo@aol.com
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Sender: Chris Kedzie (C.KEDZIE@fordfound.org)
Subject: Information for NGOs
Dear friends,
find new NGO support tools under URL:
http://www.ort.ru/book.htm
=;-)
J. Toepfer
Jochen Toepfer
in Russia independently of location
JoToepfer@gin.global-one.ru
in Berlin
MaPlock@aol.com
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Sender: Diane Midness (dmidness@mindspring.com)
Subject: NCCIU- International School Partnerships through Technology
I am working this summer with the North Carolina Center for
International Understanding to develop their International School
Partnerships through Technology program. Part of the funding for this
project is from the Soros Foundation. Our obligation is include schools
in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union in the partnerships.
Please share this announce and request for partners with teachers and
schools that have internet access (e-mail only is acceptable), interest
in international communication, and the ability to communicate in
English. (Sorry about that last requirement!)
I will attending the International Conference on Technology in Education
in Oslo, Norway in August and would be very interested in meeting any
K-12 (Kindergarten to 12th grade) educators that will be there.
Purpose of the Program: To create opportunities for rural North Carolina
teachers and students to use telecommunication technology to interact
directly with teachers and students from other countries. The
International School Partnerships through Technology (ISPT) will provide
opportunities to use technology and to learn from international
counterparts by establishing school-to-school, classroom-to-classroom
partnerships by designing international projects to meet local needs.
Reason for the Program: To prepare North Carolina students to compete in
today's global marketplace. To face this challenge, students will need
to build relevant competencies, such as language skills, technology
skills, respect for different cultures, ability to communicate across
cultures, and ability to understand events in other countries and their
impact on the U.S. and North Carolina.
Objectives of the Program: To bring international contact by the use of
telecommunications to North Carolina students and teachers. NCCIU will
identify schools in rural areas with an interest in forming
international school partnerships. Priority placement will be given to
high schools. A network for finding North Carolina and international
schools will be established. Schools participating in ISPT will use
their Internet access for e-mail, videoconferencing, interactive chats
and the production of World Wide Web pages if possible. NCCIU will
provide support and training for teachers to empower them to help others
in their school and community to participate in further international
projects. NCCIU will provide World Wide Web pages for project
publications and cultural awareness resources.
The above comments are from a "canned" document. The intent of our
program is to give students schools with limited international contact
and skills in working with the international community. We believe that
working classroom to classroom as a beginning will lead to community to
community involvement. We have many students that believe that crossing
the state line is equivalent of going to another country. Our state
already has almost 800 foreign-owned firms in the state and is
aggressively pursuing more.. There is a great need to have our
potential work force capable of working in an
international environment. I would like to correspond with teachers,
administrators, or anyone who could help us form these partnerships. We
had a trial last year with schools forming partnerships with schools in
Denmark and Norway. These were successful trials in a very short time
period. We would like to involve schools from around the world. Please
contact me if you would like more information.
We are targeting high school students ages 14-18 years old, US grades
9-12.
Diane Midness
dmidness@mindspring.com
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Sender: "Alexander L. Levinsky" (lev@btime.bryansk.ru)
Subject: seeking job
Dear friends,
I'm a Director of Private Center of Foreign Languages seeking job in the West.
Attached is my CV.
RESUME
Mitrushina Galina
Address: OSOAVIAKHIMA Dr., 7-A, Apt.32
Tel. 7-0832-41-09-24
E-mail: root@btime.bryansk.ru
Objective:
A position of teacher of Russain, University Lecturer, English-Russian Translator.
Education: STSTAE COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC EDUCATION OF THE USSR - Moscow
Diploma of Professor Assistant, April,1991
KALININ STATE UNIVERSITY - Kalinin
Poast-graduate Courses. Defence of Candidate Dissertation "Means of Expressing
Interartivity in Modern English" --
Diploma of Candidate of Science, 1984
VORONEZH STATE UNIVERSITY - Voronezh
Special Courses in Modern Trends in Linguistics,
September 1976-January 1977
SATET PEDAGOGICAL INSTITUTE - Novozybkov, Bryansk region
Diploma in Edication, September 1968-June, 1973
EXPERIENCE:
STATE TEACHERS' TRAINING UNIVERSITY - Bryansk. Professor
Assistant of English Philology Chair, lecture on:
- General Linguistics
September, 1985 - Comparative Typology of Russian and English
Languages
Present - Theory of Translation
SKILLS:
Experienced in type-writing
LANGUAGES:
Proficient in Russian and English. Good in German. Elementary
knowledge of Dutch.
INTERESTS:
Travel, reading, swimming
PERSONAL:
Diorector of Private Center of Foreign Languages and School of
Interpreters and Translators where new methods of teaching are
widely used. 23 years of teaching experience. Independent research
toward a Doctoral Degree. 20 scientific papers on Comparative
Russain-English Aspectology and Translation (on the basis of Russian
classical literature -- Leo Tolstoy, Dostoevsky)
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Sender: "Andrey Ozharovskii" (zarov@host.cis.lead.org)
Subject: "Green Lungs" for Novorossiysk City
"Green Lungs" for Novorossiysk City
a project of Yury A. Malykhin and Andrey V. Ozharovskii
supported by:
* Leadership for Environment and Development Foundation (LEAD)
* International Discussion Club (IDC)
In 1994, the Novorossiysk City Administration allotted ten hectares
of town territory for the laying of an arboretum. Responsible for the
laying of this arboretum is Dr. Yury Malykhin, an environmental
scientist, LEAD Member. Assisting him in this project is
Andrey Ozharovskii, president of IDC-Moscow.
Plans are to create an arboretum that is both a recreational area and
an environmental research base in this, the Russian Black Sea's large
industrial city. The present project unites practical tree planting
activities with arboretum promotion as an educational and scientific
center. The arboretum will become a place of practice for student
ecologists who study in the Novorossiysk branch of the Kuban State
Technological University. Future plans hope to incorporate the
arboretum into an international center for students' practice.
Novorossiysk is a cement city. The four largest cement plants in
Russia are located in this area, occupying less than forty square
kilometers. The arboretum will become the "green lungs" for the city
and especially for it's new districts. Ten hectares of the trees'
plantations are capable of delaying nearly six hundred tons of the
dust per annum. This is nearly three percent of the total gas-dust
surges of the Novorossiysk cement plants. While for two years efforts
were being made to plant more than 400 trees and seedlings on the
allotted territory, more than half of them have been destroyed.
Regrettably, all works are conducted with enormous labor, mostly
volunteer.
The main idea of the project is to provide appropriate land management
and to grow "city green lungs" for future generations.
Detailed project description in English and Russian as well
as the progress reports and some site photos are available
at: "Arboretum in Novorossiysk Web Site" -
http://www.cis.lead.org/zarov/arboretum/arbor.html
* If you are interested in this project,
* If you have some ideas how to get support for it,
* If you can provide any assistance,
* If you know, where to we can apply for a financial support,
PLEASE, contact:
Andrey Ozharovskii: zarov@host.cis.lead.org
Yury Malykhin: yura@lead.kuban.ru
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From: Natalia Bulashova 73-06-11 (natasha@alice.ibpm.serpukhov.su)
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RECENT GUESTBOOK ENTRIES . . .
01-14 July 97 Sender: 75701.21@compuserve.com
Subject: from Bob
02-14 July 97 Sender: claude@dsp.net
Subject: from Chuck
03-14 July 97 Sender: ronco@worldaccess.nl
Subject: from Martin Rom Colthovski
04-14 July 97 Sender: perova@glas.msk, su
Subject: from Natasha Perova
RECENT EMAIL . . .
01-14 July 97 Sender: Roger Martinez (vrising@earthlink.net)
Subject: Inquiry
02-14 July 97 Sender: Elena Oshenko (eoshenko@online.ru)
Subject: Leasing in Russia
03-14 July 97 Sender: kathie bogue (bogue@coastalnet.com)
Subject: Russian History
04-14 July 97 Sender: "Carl R. Wright" (cwright22@earthlink.net)
Subject: E-Mail
05-14 July 97 Sender: "Pamela" (pamela@ipa.net)
Subject: email or snail mail address for V. Pozner
06-14 July 97 Sender: "College of Business" (COB@oasis.cctpu.edu.ru)
Subject: FInding work in Russia
07-14 July 97 Sender: YANKI PURSUN (fyp@usa.net)
Subject: Money transfer to Russia
08-14 July 97 Sender: lokesh (lokesh_babu@technologist.com)
Subject: INDIA
09-14 July 97 Sender: KitJeans@aol.com
Subject: Small question
10-14 July 97 Sender: lenhart@stud.uni-frankfurt.de (Juergen Lenhart)
Subject: Kalmykia
11-14 July 97 Sender: Cindy Worster (cmw@jabba.hao.ucar.edu)
Subject: donations of scientific journals to Russia
12-14 July 97 Sender: Wildsight1@aol.com
Subject: Hello
13-14 July 97 Sender: Cumming6@aol.com
Subject: help with Russian student returning to USA
14-14 July 97 Sender: ronco@worldaccess.nl (Rom Colthoff)
Subject: search for Liliya Sokurenko and descendants Kolthovski
15-14 July 97 Sender: john m swedberg (jswedberg@lr.net)
Subject: Travel from Tomsk
16-14 July 97 Sender: "Greg Sango" (gsango@rclink.net)
Subject: American novels translated to Russian
17-14 July 97 Sender: "Susan A. Yolmeh" (YOLMEHS@mail.firn.edu)
Subject: e-mail Sp. Ed. Teacher
18-14 July 97 Sender: "Vladimir N. Kuznetsov" (kuznet46@centro.ru)
Subject: About Russian Admiral's Foundation
19-14 July 97 Sender: Chris Kedzie (C.KEDZIE@fordfound.org)
Subject: Position with AVSC
20-14 July 97 Sender: Chris Kedzie (C.KEDZIE@fordfound.org)
Subject: Information for NGOs
21-14 July 97 Sender: Diane Midness (dmidness@mindspring.com)
Subject: NCCIU- International School Partnerships
through Technology
22-14 July 97 Sender: "Alexander L. Levinsky" (lev@btime.bryansk.ru)
Subject: seeking job
23-14 July 97 Sender: "Andrey Ozharovskii" (zarov@host.cis.lead.org)
Subject: "Green Lungs" for Novorossiysk City
APPENDIX: LISTSERV address & basic procedures
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RECENT GUESTBOOK ENTRIES . . .
** 01 **********************************************************************
Sender: 75701.21@compuserve.com
Subject: from Bob
Hi,
My name is Bob and I am Australian.
I am going to work in Rostov on Domu from July 15 for several months and
would like to here from someone in the area.
** 02 **********************************************************************
Sender: claude@dsp.net
Subject: from Chuck
I LOVE THIS SITE!!! I am going to visit Moscow and St. Petersburg this
winter( December97 -January 98.) I would very much like to correspond with
someone who is there and learn about the country and the peopel . I dont
speak Russian but I am learning. I speak French and English. I live in
California near San Francisco. I look forward to hearing from you.
** 03 **********************************************************************
Sender: ronco@worldaccess.nl
Subject: from Martin Rom Colthovski
Dear Friends,
I am urgently looking for information about the Kolthovski family from
Riazan. Can anyone help me with sources, books descendants about the
boyars from Riazan (and from 1770 Estonia)
Kind regards,
Martin Rom Colthovski
** 04 **********************************************************************
Sender: perova@glas.msk, su
Subject: from Natasha Perova
Dear Friends and Partners, I publish "Glas New Russian Writing", a
continued series of the best in contmporary Russian literature in excellent
English translation. For anyone interested in Russia but not speaking
Russian this is the best way to learn about our way of living, thinking,
loving, etc. Glas has been glowingly reviewed by leading periodicals in
many countries. Meet Russian through their literature! -- Natasha Perova
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E-MAIL POSTINGS . . .
Please continue to send your e-mail to friends@solar.rtd.utk.edu.
** 01 **********************************************************************
Sender: Roger Martinez (vrising@earthlink.net)
Subject: Inquiry
Hello, If you know of a URL which accesses The Russian Psychiatric
community - I would appreciate it. Thank You, Roger
** 02 **********************************************************************
Sender: Elena Oshenko (eoshenko@online.ru)
Subject: Leasing in Russia
We would like to be able to read your report written by Marina Kamayeva
and Derek Nowek concerning the current situation on Leasing in Russia.
Thanks in advance.
** 03 **********************************************************************
Sender: kathie bogue (bogue@coastalnet.com)
Subject: Russian History
Are there any people out there who would like to discuss russian history
with an American history buff??
Hardy
** 04 **********************************************************************
Sender: "Carl R. Wright" (cwright22@earthlink.net)
Subject: E-Mail
I am trying to find out if I can send an E-Mail message to a friend staying
at the Hotel Ukraine in Moscow. I am unable to find an e-mail address for
them.. Any help in locating one would be most appreciated. Carl Wright
Woodland Hills, CA cwright22@earthlink.net
** 05 **********************************************************************
Sender: "Pamela" (pamela@ipa.net)
Subject: email or snail mail address for V. Pozner
Hi,
Do you have an email or "snail mail" address for Vladimir Pozner? I
attended the US/Soviet Conferences at Chatuaqua, NY (over 6 years ago!) and
the last one "Chatauqua at Pitt" (University of Pittsburgh) while a grad
student and always enjoyed Mr. Pozner's talks. I have also attended other
'lectures" by him (generally with Phil Donahue) and have been wondering
what he's been up to lately and if he is still on the "lecture circuit".
Thank you for any information you can provide.
Pamela Porch
pamela@ipa.net
** 06 **********************************************************************
Sender: "College of Business" (COB@oasis.cctpu.edu.ru)
Subject: FInding work in Russia
I am interested in looking for work in the Tomsk or Novosibirsk regions
when I finish my MBA in a year. What I would like to know from other
Americans working outside of Moscow and Petersburg is what they think an
MBA can do in these areas. Most western firms haven't come out to Siberia
yet. Is the embassy or the Chamber of Commerce helpful in finding contacts
out this way?
Thanks
epd
Edward P. Dittmer
** 07 **********************************************************************
Sender: YANKI PURSUN (fyp@usa.net)
Subject: Money transfer to Russia
Have you ever transfered money to Russia (through a bank) ?
Please contact me. I would like to ask you about your expierences.
Thanks in advance
Yanki
Best regards :-) YANKI PURSUN - Frankfurt, EURO-PE
** 08 **********************************************************************
Sender: lokesh (lokesh_babu@technologist.com)
Subject: INDIA
Hi All,
I am Lokesh male 22, from Bangalore city in India, Anyone interested in
Knowing about Indian culture, religion,languages or any other Information
concerned, I am glad to answer those enquiries, please E-mail me.
Lokesh Babu M
** 09 **********************************************************************
Sender: KitJeans@aol.com
Subject: Small question
I am new to AOL. I am trying to find the Russian word for a fur hat. I have
tried to access the dictionaries, but my computer can't access them
I am trying to write a novel, and the library in AFTON, TN doesn't have any
english-russian dictionaries.
Can you tell me where to look on AOL?
Kit Jeans
** 10 **********************************************************************
Sender: lenhart@stud.uni-frankfurt.de (Juergen Lenhart)
Subject: Kalmykia
Hi!
I want to get into contact with people from Kalmykia. I am a student of
linguistics and I am interested in the Kalmyk language. Does anyone know
about Kalmyk websites (message boards or any other site of Kalmyk interest)?
Juergen
Juergen Lenhart
Juergen Lenhart
Br.-Grimm-Str. 46
D-63069 Offenbach
Germany
lenhart@stud.uni-frankfurt.de
** 11 **********************************************************************
Sender: Cindy Worster (cmw@jabba.hao.ucar.edu)
Subject: donations of scientific journals to Russia
I am looking for persons & foundations to contact regarding donations of
foreign scientific periodicals. The High Altitude Observatory (HAO) of the
National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) has many journals relating
to Solar and Solar-Terrestrial Physics that it would be interested in
donating for use in Russia.
Of particular interest are those persons & organizations who would provide
shipping..
I am looking to hearing from you. Thank you for you assistance.
Best Regards,
Cindy Worster
HAO/NCAR
Boulder, Colorado
http://www.hao.ucar.edu
cmw@ucar.edu
** 12 **********************************************************************
Sender: Wildsight1@aol.com
Subject: Hello
This is a great idea for a website. My husband and I just retruned from
several weeks in Russia and I was hoping to find in your recipe archive a
recipe for cold Russian vegetarian borscht (or hot!). Sorry not to see one.
We had so many differnt ones that were very good in Russia and were hoping
to find a good recipe with beets and cucumbers. Unfortunately, there don;t
seem to be any interesting ones on the web and I was wondering if you had one
in your archives adn I just could not find it.
If so, please let me know how to find it. We were so looking forward to
enjoying our own Russian borscht this summer!
Many thnaks, and keep up the good site!
** 13 **********************************************************************
Sender: Cumming6@aol.com
Subject: help with Russian student returning to USA
We hosted a Russian Exchange student this last school year. He was from
Vladivostok. He wants to return here to finish his senior year in high school
and continue on to college. My wife and I would love this and will sponsor
and support him. He is like our own son. If you have any info or ideas please
contact us via e-mail . We would greatly appreciate any help you can give.
He carried a 4.0 grade point average and got his varsity letter in track and
field. He has a two year residency requirement that he needs to fullfill
unless he can get a waiver. Please contact us as soon as you can.
Thank You,
Bill and Diane Cumming
Cumming6@aol.com
** 14 **********************************************************************
Sender: ronco@worldaccess.nl (Rom Colthoff)
Subject: search for Liliya Sokurenko and descendants Kolthovski
Dear friend,
Can you bring me in contact with Liliya Sokurenko? She wrote about the
region of Puschino and the Oka river. I am a descendant of hte Koltovski
from Riazan probably from Koltovskaia. But I know very little of my roots.
Can you help me by providing me infromation about the history of Riazan,
the Boyars from Riazan and teh town of Koltovskaia? I would be most
grateful?
Martin Cornelivich Rom Colthovski
Constantijn Huygenslaan 12
3705 SR Zeist
Holland
** 15 **********************************************************************
Sender: john m swedberg (jswedberg@lr.net)
Subject: Travel from Tomsk
Zdravstvuite, druzya.....I'm going to be in Tomsk for a week in August,
with little time to spare. However, I have friends in Novokuznetsk and
would like to make a quick trip there, then return immediately to Tomsk.
Does anyone have any travel experience in this part of the country? Are
there daily flights or daily bus connections? And just in general, what
should I expect to find in Tomsk? A bustling, modern city, or a
down-at-the-heels backwater? My guess is it will be the latter. My
name is Jack, and I'm up here in beautiful central New Hampshire. Want
me to bring you back an Alla Pugachova tape?
** 16 **********************************************************************
Sender: "Greg Sango" (gsango@rclink.net)
Subject: American novels translated to Russian
Hi Friends & Partners
Looking for assistance again! I have posted several notes and received very
welcome responses that have developed into new friends and positive
results!!!!!!
This time I am looking for a resourse where I can purchase books from such
authors as O'Henry, Hawthorne . Basically, any American classics that have
been translated into Russian. I have friends in Karelia that would enjoy
reading the American classics if I can find them translated. Many thanks
in advance for any assistance.
Greg Sango gsango@rclink.net
** 17 **********************************************************************
Sender: "Susan A. Yolmeh" (YOLMEHS@mail.firn.edu)
Subject: e-mail Sp. Ed. Teacher
I got your e-mail address off of the Web 66 web site. I started there, and
stopped with you because I thought you might be able to help me.
I am an elementary school special education teacher. I have taught school
for 17 years. I have SLD, EMH, and EH students. I also have one Gifted/EH
student. I teach in a resource room setting. I am looking for another
special education teacher to send/receive e-mail from. I am looking for
someone to share ideas, sources of materials, and the joys and frustrations
of teaching special education, etc..
Even though you may not be an elementary school special teacher, I thought
you may know someone who was, and perhaps would be willing to correspond
with me. Please send this e-mail to anyone you think might be interested.
Thank you,
Susan Yolmeh
Spook Hill Ele (real name of school!)
Lake Wales, FL
** 18 **********************************************************************
Sender: "Vladimir N. Kuznetsov" (kuznet46@centro.ru)
Subject: About Russian Admiral's Foundation
"The Admiral of the Fleet Nikolai G. Kuznetsov Foundation" Invites for
Cooperation.
"The Charity Foundation of the Admiral of the Fleet of the Soviet Union
Nikolai G. Kuznetsov" was raised on June 3, 1997, in Moscow, Russia.
The following organizations participate in the work of this Foundation:
Association of the Officers of the Russian Navy, International "Peace to
the Oceans" Committee, International Committee for the Rights of Servicemen
and Their Families, International Fund of Civil Initiatives, Moscow Peace
Committee, Russian of the International Maritime Law Association (CIS),
etc. Among the individual participants are famous Russian admirals, merited
figures of science and arts, professors, academicians, sons and
grandchildren of the Admiral of the Fleet of the Soviet Union Nikolai G.
Kuznetsov, great-great granddaughter of the hero of Sevastopol Vice
Admiral V.A. Kornilov - G.V. Kornilova, veterans of World War II and the
Armed Forces.
The main goal of raising the Foundation of a prominent Russian Naval
Commander, political and state figure, Hero of the Soviet Union, People's
Commissar (Minister) and Commander-in-Chief of the Navy, Admiral of the
Fleet of the Soviet Union Nikolai G. Kuznetsov, who contributed greatly to
the victory in WW II and building of modern Navy, is to pool intellectual
and financial resources in order to help seamen for the benefit of Russia's
Navy.
The Foundation
- takes part in solving socio-economic problems of seamen, furthers
protection of their interests, in the first place of invalids, World War II
participants, Navy veterans and members of their families;
- demonstrates the historical role of the Russian Navy and seamen in the
victory of WW II, in postwar strengthening of the might of our Homeland,
shows the importance of the modern Russian Navy in promotion peace on the
Earth;
- participates in preserving of cultural and historical heritage of the
Navy's veterans, Naval Commanders, historians and other specialists, uses
their knowledge and experience in professional preparedness and patriotic
education of the youth and seamen;
- promotes cooperation with international veterans' and peace-keeping
organizations.
The Foundation invites all international public organizations for
cooperation and suggests that they unite into a World Association of Seamen
for the sake of peace and security on the planet of Earth in 1998,
proclaimed the Year of the Ocean.
Vladimir N. Kuznetsov, President
Address:
36 Prospekt Mira, Moscow 129090, Russia
Telephones: +7 (095) 280-2945
Telefax: +7 (095) 280-7178
E-mail: kuznet46@centro.ru
Foundation's site: http://admiral.centro.ru
** 19 **********************************************************************
Sender: Chris Kedzie (C.KEDZIE@fordfound.org)
Subject: Position with AVSC
Organization: AVSC (Access to Voluntary and Safe Contraception)
Position: Country Program Advisor, Ukraine
Location: Kiev, Ukraine
Responsibilities:
Based in Kiev, the Country Program Advisor is responsible for assisting the
Program Manager to develop and manage programs in Ukraine. The Country
Program Advisor has program development, implementation, and monitoring
responsibilities; arranges or provides technical assistance to
counterparts. The Country Program Advisor may be delegated the
responsibility for overseeing particular programs.
The Country Program Advisor will: coordinate training and other activities;
maintain close contacts with local counterparts and with the New York
office; supervise local staff and local consultants; direct office
operations; make programmatic recommendations; and, facilitate reporting,
evaluations and assessments.
Specific Duties include:
-Contribute to country strategies and preparation of documents for
country
plans, budgets and project proposals;
-Maintain up-to-date country background info. e.g., DHS surveys, health
infrastructure, services, statistics and training info., contraceptive
practices and trends, donor and sister agency involvement - translate
documents as necessary (Russian/Ukranian/English);
-Participate in needs assessments, project evals and special technical
assistance;
-Assist w/maintaining Russian/Ukranian and or English communications;
-Supervise local staff and orient new field staff;
-Monitor and evaluate subprojects and assist w/grant management
functions;
-Assist w/inter-divisional and consulting input into programs; arrange
consultancies, inclu. drafting SOW, overseeing logistical arrangements &
preparing briefing matls.;
-Assist the Program Manager w/field based coordination with AID,
cooperating
agaencies and other donor;
-Represent AVSC in field.
Qualifications:
Graduate degree in public health or related field with a minimum of five
years
relevant work experience. Requirements include: knowledge of family
planning
programs; management experience; work experience in the former Soviet
Union;
willingness to travel 25-30% of the time; strong writing and verbal
communication skills in English and Ukrainian (and/or Russian).
Desirable
characteristics include flexibility, team spirit and ability to work
cross-culturally with others. Program management experience preferable.
To Apply send cover letter and resume to :
Jill Solomon
96 Oakview Terrace
Short Hills, NJ 07078
TEL/FAX: 201-379-7325 E-MAIL: Jill_Solomon@MSN.com or
JillSolomo@aol.com
** 20 **********************************************************************
Sender: Chris Kedzie (C.KEDZIE@fordfound.org)
Subject: Information for NGOs
Dear friends,
find new NGO support tools under URL:
http://www.ort.ru/book.htm
=;-)
J. Toepfer
Jochen Toepfer
in Russia independently of location
JoToepfer@gin.global-one.ru
in Berlin
MaPlock@aol.com
** 21 **********************************************************************
Sender: Diane Midness (dmidness@mindspring.com)
Subject: NCCIU- International School Partnerships through Technology
I am working this summer with the North Carolina Center for
International Understanding to develop their International School
Partnerships through Technology program. Part of the funding for this
project is from the Soros Foundation. Our obligation is include schools
in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union in the partnerships.
Please share this announce and request for partners with teachers and
schools that have internet access (e-mail only is acceptable), interest
in international communication, and the ability to communicate in
English. (Sorry about that last requirement!)
I will attending the International Conference on Technology in Education
in Oslo, Norway in August and would be very interested in meeting any
K-12 (Kindergarten to 12th grade) educators that will be there.
Purpose of the Program: To create opportunities for rural North Carolina
teachers and students to use telecommunication technology to interact
directly with teachers and students from other countries. The
International School Partnerships through Technology (ISPT) will provide
opportunities to use technology and to learn from international
counterparts by establishing school-to-school, classroom-to-classroom
partnerships by designing international projects to meet local needs.
Reason for the Program: To prepare North Carolina students to compete in
today's global marketplace. To face this challenge, students will need
to build relevant competencies, such as language skills, technology
skills, respect for different cultures, ability to communicate across
cultures, and ability to understand events in other countries and their
impact on the U.S. and North Carolina.
Objectives of the Program: To bring international contact by the use of
telecommunications to North Carolina students and teachers. NCCIU will
identify schools in rural areas with an interest in forming
international school partnerships. Priority placement will be given to
high schools. A network for finding North Carolina and international
schools will be established. Schools participating in ISPT will use
their Internet access for e-mail, videoconferencing, interactive chats
and the production of World Wide Web pages if possible. NCCIU will
provide support and training for teachers to empower them to help others
in their school and community to participate in further international
projects. NCCIU will provide World Wide Web pages for project
publications and cultural awareness resources.
The above comments are from a "canned" document. The intent of our
program is to give students schools with limited international contact
and skills in working with the international community. We believe that
working classroom to classroom as a beginning will lead to community to
community involvement. We have many students that believe that crossing
the state line is equivalent of going to another country. Our state
already has almost 800 foreign-owned firms in the state and is
aggressively pursuing more.. There is a great need to have our
potential work force capable of working in an
international environment. I would like to correspond with teachers,
administrators, or anyone who could help us form these partnerships. We
had a trial last year with schools forming partnerships with schools in
Denmark and Norway. These were successful trials in a very short time
period. We would like to involve schools from around the world. Please
contact me if you would like more information.
We are targeting high school students ages 14-18 years old, US grades
9-12.
Diane Midness
dmidness@mindspring.com
** 22 **********************************************************************
Sender: "Alexander L. Levinsky" (lev@btime.bryansk.ru)
Subject: seeking job
Dear friends,
I'm a Director of Private Center of Foreign Languages seeking job in the West.
Attached is my CV.
RESUME
Mitrushina Galina
Address: OSOAVIAKHIMA Dr., 7-A, Apt.32
Tel. 7-0832-41-09-24
E-mail: root@btime.bryansk.ru
Objective:
A position of teacher of Russain, University Lecturer, English-Russian Translator.
Education: STSTAE COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC EDUCATION OF THE USSR - Moscow
Diploma of Professor Assistant, April,1991
KALININ STATE UNIVERSITY - Kalinin
Poast-graduate Courses. Defence of Candidate Dissertation "Means of Expressing
Interartivity in Modern English" --
Diploma of Candidate of Science, 1984
VORONEZH STATE UNIVERSITY - Voronezh
Special Courses in Modern Trends in Linguistics,
September 1976-January 1977
SATET PEDAGOGICAL INSTITUTE - Novozybkov, Bryansk region
Diploma in Edication, September 1968-June, 1973
EXPERIENCE:
STATE TEACHERS' TRAINING UNIVERSITY - Bryansk. Professor
Assistant of English Philology Chair, lecture on:
- General Linguistics
September, 1985 - Comparative Typology of Russian and English
Languages
Present - Theory of Translation
SKILLS:
Experienced in type-writing
LANGUAGES:
Proficient in Russian and English. Good in German. Elementary
knowledge of Dutch.
INTERESTS:
Travel, reading, swimming
PERSONAL:
Diorector of Private Center of Foreign Languages and School of
Interpreters and Translators where new methods of teaching are
widely used. 23 years of teaching experience. Independent research
toward a Doctoral Degree. 20 scientific papers on Comparative
Russain-English Aspectology and Translation (on the basis of Russian
classical literature -- Leo Tolstoy, Dostoevsky)
** 23 **********************************************************************
Sender: "Andrey Ozharovskii" (zarov@host.cis.lead.org)
Subject: "Green Lungs" for Novorossiysk City
"Green Lungs" for Novorossiysk City
a project of Yury A. Malykhin and Andrey V. Ozharovskii
supported by:
* Leadership for Environment and Development Foundation (LEAD)
* International Discussion Club (IDC)
In 1994, the Novorossiysk City Administration allotted ten hectares
of town territory for the laying of an arboretum. Responsible for the
laying of this arboretum is Dr. Yury Malykhin, an environmental
scientist, LEAD Member. Assisting him in this project is
Andrey Ozharovskii, president of IDC-Moscow.
Plans are to create an arboretum that is both a recreational area and
an environmental research base in this, the Russian Black Sea's large
industrial city. The present project unites practical tree planting
activities with arboretum promotion as an educational and scientific
center. The arboretum will become a place of practice for student
ecologists who study in the Novorossiysk branch of the Kuban State
Technological University. Future plans hope to incorporate the
arboretum into an international center for students' practice.
Novorossiysk is a cement city. The four largest cement plants in
Russia are located in this area, occupying less than forty square
kilometers. The arboretum will become the "green lungs" for the city
and especially for it's new districts. Ten hectares of the trees'
plantations are capable of delaying nearly six hundred tons of the
dust per annum. This is nearly three percent of the total gas-dust
surges of the Novorossiysk cement plants. While for two years efforts
were being made to plant more than 400 trees and seedlings on the
allotted territory, more than half of them have been destroyed.
Regrettably, all works are conducted with enormous labor, mostly
volunteer.
The main idea of the project is to provide appropriate land management
and to grow "city green lungs" for future generations.
Detailed project description in English and Russian as well
as the progress reports and some site photos are available
at: "Arboretum in Novorossiysk Web Site" -
http://www.cis.lead.org/zarov/arboretum/arbor.html
* If you are interested in this project,
* If you have some ideas how to get support for it,
* If you can provide any assistance,
* If you know, where to we can apply for a financial support,
PLEASE, contact:
Andrey Ozharovskii: zarov@host.cis.lead.org
Yury Malykhin: yura@lead.kuban.ru
----------------------- END FRIENDS July 14, 1997 -------------------------
APPENDIX
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To post a message to FRIENDS, send it to: friends@solar.rtd.utk.edu.
To visit the FRIENDS WWW server, use the following URLs if you have
a World Wide Web browser: http://www.friends-partners.org/friends/
http://alice.ibpm.serpukhov.su/friends/
If you don't have a WWW browser, just telnet to solar.rtd.utk.edu
and enter 'friends' (in lower case and without the quotes) at the
login prompt.
or those who need it, the IP address of our computers are 198.78.213.165
193.124.128.211
Please address any comments, questions, or suggestions to your
moderators:
Natasha Bulashova, natasha@alice.ibpm.serpukhov.su
Greg Cole, gcole@solar.rtd.utk.edu