Digest for 97-01-05
Digest for January 05, 1998
Table of Contents
RECENT GUESTBOOK ENTRIES . . .
01-05 January 98 Sender: david@belarus-online.com
Subject: from David Stickney
02-05 January 98 Sender: katrinat@az.com
Subject: from Katya
03-05 January 98 Sender: 2480@dialup.mplik.ru
Subject: from Syomin Kostya
04-05 January 98 Sender: alex@itc.tsu.ru
Subject: from Alex
05-05 January 98 Sender: bclack@ro.com
Subject: from Jan Clack
06-05 January 98 Sender: eldreg@mscomm.com
Subject: from Kenneth Pabo
07-05 January 98 Sender: Izabelica@hotmail.com
Subject: from Isabelle
08-05 January 98 Sender: jkernstock@aol.com
Subject: from Andrea Schuessler
09-05 January 98 Sender: X4UMAN@aol.com
Subject: from Xenia Maximovna Melnik
10-05 January 98 Sender: clemag@microtec.net
Subject: from Stephane Clement
11-05 January 98 Sender: Malmros_jr@hotmail.com
Subject: from Nils Malmros
12-05 January 98 Sender: mk1062@info-internet.net
Subject: from Magdy Khal
13-05 January 98 Sender: shamrock@flashnet.it
Subject: from MAURO BY ROME
14-05 January 98 Sender: lylis@netrover.com
Subject: from Lynda Poirier
15-05 January 98 Sender: rick@li.com
Subject: from rick martin
16-05 January 98 Sender: erianyou@wnet1.worldnet.com.eg
Subject: from Joseph Erian
17-05 January 98 Sender: rdana@ucsd.edu
Subject: from Richard Dana
18-05 January 98 Sender: intntl@lasercom.net
Subject: from Michael Lee
19-05 January 98 Sender: rbc@msn.com
Subject: from rbc
RECENT EMAIL . . .
01-05 January 98 Sender: GNixon%GWMHS.CADEPTED@smtp.cde.ca.gov
Subject: Tetiev/Tetiiv Help
02-05 January 98 Sender: "chcloux" (chcloux@vtx.ch)
Subject: Russians, help me discover you and your country
03-05 January 98 Sender: "Harrie de Reus" (hc.de.reus@thu-k.nl)
Subject: looking for some 'old' friends
04-05 January 98 Sender: commdoor@netdor.com
Subject: Russian way of life
05-05 January 98 Sender: Peter Sekirin (psekirin@chass.utoronto.ca)
Subject: Two new works by two world's best novelists
Tolstoy and Dostoevsky: reviewers wanted
06-05 January 98 Sender: mac@MAINE.MAINE.EDU
Subject: Soros Supplementary Grants Program, 1998-99
(from CIVILSOC)
07-05 January 98 Sender: YANKI PURSUN (puersuen@stud.uni-frankfurt.de)
Subject: New Crimea Page
08-05 January 98 Sender: Alexis Perrier (aperrier@rocketmail.com)
Subject: Renault Moskvitch Info Req
09-05 January 98 Sender: pkinhan@tsidss.com
Subject: getting a job in Russia
10-05 January 98 Sender: "Sergey Streltsov" (stgeorge@cityline.ru)
Subject: STGEORGE: HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!! 1998 still nowŠŠ
11-05 January 98 Sender: "Sergey Streltsov" (stgeorge@cityline.ru)
Subject: STGEORGE: Recommendations of Russian Academy of
Science
12-05 January 98 Sender: Azeri (Azeri@aol.com)
Subject: Book:Azerbaijani history
13-05 January 98 Sender: Rostyslav (poctuk@top.net)
Subject: Parcels to Russia
14-05 January 98 Sender: "gary clark" (garyclark@hotmail.com)
Subject: HAPPY NEW YEAR
APPENDIX: LISTSERV address & basic procedures
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WHAT'S NEW . . .
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RECENT GUESTBOOK ENTRIES . . .
** 01 **********************************************************************
Sender: david@belarus-online.com
Subject: from David Stickney
Dear Friends and Partners,
I am seeking individuals, organizations, sponsors and partners for
participation an Internet Development Project in Gomel Belarus.
What Better place to seek them than Friends and Partners.
I'm working on the development of a project that will allow free or low
cost public access to NGOs and private parties. A center with public
access workstations is planned as a key aspect, as is free access points
for email.
I am also interested in source of modems that could be given away to target
users of the network or would be interested in supporting a project that
would involve this aspect.
Organizations working with NGO development that might like to replicate
their projects in new partnerships have a great opportunity to work with
qualified partners in the FSU.
Please contact me by email
david@belarus-online.com
Best, David Stickney IAEWP U.N. International Liaison
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P.O. Box 97
16 Krystyanskaya #105
Gomel 246050
Belarus
(375) (232) 53-44-03
Http://www.Belarus-Online.com/
FIDO: david@p24.f17.n452.z2.fidonet.org
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Sender: katrinat@az.com
Subject: from Katya
Hello everyone. I am looking for people to send me their favorite
childhood stories and fairy tales so I can add them to my web page. My
plan is to make a page of stories from Russia and other places in Eastern
Europe. I was born in the former Yugoslavia and have lived in America much
of my life. Come visit my page to see how your story or stories would fit
into the new addition I am planning. My reason for this is because my
father was Russian and since I was a child when he died, all I remember
were small pieces of stories he used to tell me. It would be nice to read
them again and just remember him that way.
http://www.az.com/~katrinat
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Sender: 2480@dialup.mplik.ru
Subject: from Syomin Kostya
Hi! I'm here again. Anyone wants to correspond? I am student of the
journalism faculty of the Ural State University (Yekaterinburg) Alternative
and breakbeat are my favourite styles of muzic. I also like to read, to
draw and to play my Fender Strat in my band. Hey!!!! Be so kind as to
write me back...
Yours sincerely....
Kostya
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Sender: alex@itc.tsu.ru
Subject: from ¿ÎÂÍÒÂÈ
Hi, friends !!!!!!!!!!
I`m 22
Let`s have connect !!!!!!!!!!!!
Everybody !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I`m from Siberia, Tomsk
This year I finished Tomsk State University,
Economic fackulty.
Happy New Year !!!!!!
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Sender: bclack@ro.com
Subject: from Jan Clack
This is a great find on the net. Unfortunately I was unable to locate any
information on the towns in the Lviv region called Radehiv or Rozdzhaliv.
I am trying to find family in these areas. If you have any suggestions on
who to contact for help, please e-mail me. Thanks for the great site!
** 06 **********************************************************************
Sender: eldreg@mscomm.com
Subject: from Kenneth Pabo
I am very interested in locating some of my ancestors in the St.Petersburg
area. When my Grandfather came to this country, he changed his name from
Pabov to Pabo. It is my desire to visit Russia some day, in the pursuit of
my family history. Please contact me if you have any helpful information.
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Sender: Izabelica@hotmail.com
Subject: from Isabelle
Great site. I 'm a young journalist living in Paris and I'm very
interested in the former USSR. I would especially like to hear from people
from Uzbekistan or keen on that country and its magnificente history. My
main interests : travelling, literature, arts, politics ...etc...
** 08 **********************************************************************
Sender: jkernstock@aol.com
Subject: from Andrea Schuessler
Hi to everybody! I'm a 18 year old German exchange student in the USA.
I've also been in Russia (Moscow, Jaroslawl, Kastroma and several little
villages in the countryside). I've been nothing but impressed be the
friendliness of the Russian people. I truly believe in creating a better
and more peaceful world by a lot of communications between the people.
That's also the reason why I came here to the USA for one year. Da
swidanja!
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Sender: X4UMAN@aol.com
Subject: from Xenia Maximovna Melnik
I am very interested in visiting Russia,locating my parents
families/relatives,tracing our genealogy. I would like to give back to
Russia, what Russia gave to the U.S.=)
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Sender: clemag@microtec.net
Subject: from Stephane Clement
I every one.I'm canadian 34 years old , male .Just surfing on the net and
find you. I have a friend ( girl ) who's from Ossetie Russia ( Caucase )
She is studying in Quebec city Canada and she make me discover how great
the russian language is . I wich I could learn it ! Any help would be
great !!!
Love you all !
Stephane
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Sender: Malmros_jr@hotmail.com
Subject: from Nils Malmros
Hi I am a medical student fron Denmark I would like to get a penfriend from
Siberia Age 19-27. Unfortunate- ly I still know too litle russian to
corrospond, but you may write me in english or german.
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Sender: mk1062@info-internet.net
Subject: from Magdy Khal
Hi, every body
I am thinking about to visit Russia the next summer and I would like to
corresspond some people from petersburg. I am from Montreal, Ca. I am 35
y.o I am waiting for your first reply.
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Sender: shamrock@flashnet.it
Subject: from MAURO BY ROME
I'm 34, and have about 15 years working experience. I like Kiev so much as
Rome. If somebody from this wonderful city has some serious interesting
idea to connect these two old beautiful city and make of it a form of
enjoying job and friendship, I'll be very very happy to hear something
about and help this project. You can write me in English, German or
Italian. My best greetings.
** 14 **********************************************************************
Sender: lylis@netrover.com
Subject: from Lynda Poirier
Hello, I am looking for some friends in Russia. I would like to know
everything about this mysterious country because, one day, I want to go
there.
Bye!!
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Sender: rick@li.com
Subject: from rick martin
DLI Grads.
Looking to get in touch with DLI grads from Foxtrot Company, "Cunning
Linquists", especially those who attended in 1990-91.
Would like to find out what everyone has done since DLI. And I'd really
like to get in touch with some of my friends with whom I've lost touch.
Thanks, Rick Martin
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Sender: erianyou@wnet1.worldnet.com.eg
Subject: from Joseph Erian
Hi Everybody , I am a 21-year old medical student , I feel that I have a
lot of love to all the people of different ages , races , occupations , I
would be very happy to contact any one .
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Sender: rdana@ucsd.edu
Subject: from Richard Dana
Greetings from California.
I am the Director of the Committee for World Health
www.wrldhlth.org
I send Holiday Greetings to all of you at the
Institutes in your beautiful city.
Healthy Holidays
Richard Dana
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Sender: intntl@lasercom.net
Subject: from Michael Lee
Dear Peter Lee,
I need you to contact me in America. I need to ask if you may be
interested to do business with me soon. I am unable to locate your E-mail
address. Please E-mail me when you can. I wanting to do set up business
with you soon. Your reply is greatly appreciated.
Thank You,
Michael Lee
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Sender: rbc@msn.com
Subject: from rbc
Largest russian music and video collection in US
http://www.brainlink.com/~rbc/
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E-MAIL POSTINGS . . .
Please continue to send your e-mail to friends@solar.rtd.utk.edu.
** 01 **********************************************************************
Sender: GNixon%GWMHS.CADEPTED@smtp.cde.ca.gov
Subject: Tetiev/Tetiiv Help
Greetings!
For those that have followed along over the months, I am still trying to
find my friend Mitka's family.
I am currently hoping to find someone who was in Tetiiv between 1932 and
1939. They may have known Mitka or his family. In particular, I would
hope to find someone that knew Colonel Wladyslaw Kalinski, of the Polish
Army, and/or his family.
Thank you, as always, for your help.
Here is my warmest wish for a wonderful, prosperous, 1998!
Please reply to: gnixon@quiknet.com
Gary Nixon
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Sender: "chcloux" (chcloux@vtx.ch)
Subject: Russians, help me discover you and your country
Hello,
First of all, I want to thank my Russian friends, if they happen to take
a look at this list, too. THANK YOU!
Though, I'm looking for more people who would tell me about Russia and
her traditions,, culture, people, etc. I do not care whether your
English is good or not, anyway it is not my mother tongue either! I am a
Swiss student. I'll graduate in 1999 and after that I entend to write a
dissertation and to learn Russian. But I am very impatient and can't
wait till then, so I do whatever I can to gather knowledge about Russia,
actually especially about Russians, because what I find most interesting
in a country is its people, its inhabitants.
By the way, if some of you are more fluent in another language, you can
write in German, in French or in Italian. I'm so sorry I can't yet speak
a single word of Russian... :'-(
Thank you!
Christine
chcloux@vtx.ch
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Sender: "Harrie de Reus" (hc.de.reus@thu-k.nl)
Subject: looking for some 'old' friends
Hello!
I don't know what your site exactly is, but I have a question and maybe you
can help me:
I'm a student and I live in Holland (The Netherlands). A few years ago
(september 1992) a Belarussian choir (which name is Crenishka or something
like that and it was a girl-choir with three or four boys) visited The
Netherlands (at a town called: Hoek van Holland). It was a
exchange-project and our choir visited in april 1993 Minsk. The choir came
back to Hoek van Holland in 1994. We met some very nice people and in 1994
or 1995 I visited Minsk in the summer-vacation with three friends of mine.
It was a very great time!! Back in The Netherlands, we wrote several times
with these people (we wrote in English and in German). But these writings
has stopped now. I regret that :~(
I want to contact them again, but I don't know if their 'snail-mail'-adress
is still correct. I don't think that they are still singing at this choir,
because they're too old now. A few years ago they were all students, but
maybe they are working now. It is maybe better not to write their names in
this mail, but I can give you them if you can help me.
I want to know if I can search some of these people with your help. Maybe
I can - with your help - find out if they have an e-mail adress, or if
their snail-mail adress has changed or not. If this is not possible, can
you let me know how I can find these things out?
I hope that you understand my question and that you can help me! You can
answer me in English or in German language. My adress is
hc.de.reus@thu-k.nl
Have a nice day.
Harrie de Reus
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Sender: commdoor@netdor.com
Subject: Russian way of life
Hello, My name is Steve Behrens. I live in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. I
am 38 years old. I have a home page for the small company that I own at
http://www.commdoor.com . I have recently met a wonderful and beautiful
woman from Ekaterinburg, Russia and I would like to learn more about the
Russian way of life. I have been learning the Russian language for about
3 weeks now. It is very difficult to me as the alphabet is so much
different than ours but with some time I will learn it. The woman that I
met is coming to see me on January 11 and I was trying to learn more
about the Russian lifestyle so that I can better understand her. Thank
you for your time.
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Sender: Peter Sekirin (psekirin@chass.utoronto.ca)
Subject: Two new works by two world's best novelists Tolstoy and Dostoevsky:
reviewers wanted
Dear Friends,
Please post the following mesage, or forward it to your colleagues anyone
who can write a book review. It took me several years to complete these
two books. Now it is your turn: read and enjoy! It could be a wonderful
gift, a book of New Year resolutions. Thank you and best wishes,
Peter Sekirin,
translator
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
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THE CALENDAR OF WISDOM by Leo Tolstoy. (tranls. by Peter Sekirin)
Scribner, November, 1997. 387p. $20.00 ISBN 0-684-83793-5
FIRST TIME IN ENGLISH - A MAJOR BOOK BY THE WORLD'S BEST NOVELIST!
This daily selh-help inspirational guide includes, as Leo Tolstoy
wrote, "a wise thought for every day of the year, from the greatest
philosophers of all times and peoples." For Tolstoy, this was
the most important project of his life, a book he proclaimed
himself prouder than his materpieces WAR AND PIECE and ANNA KARENINA.
Russian title: <>
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THE DOSTOEVSKY ARCHIVE by Peter Sekirin. McFarland Publishers, 1977.
$65.00 Library binding. 400 p.
THE MOST DEATAILED FIRSTHAND BIOGRAPHY OF THE GREAT RUSSIAN NOVELIST
about 200 firstnand rare memoirs by the writer, his family and friends!
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The author and translator, Peter Sekirin, can be reached by the following
e-mail: psekirin@chass.utoronto.ca
Peter Sekirin
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Sender: mac@MAINE.MAINE.EDU
Subject: Soros Supplementary Grants Program, 1998-99 (from CIVILSOC)
X-POSTED from CIVILSOC
From: "Dennis McConnell, Maine Business School"
I have recently received the attached announcement. CEE/NIS list
members may want to bring this grant program to the attention of
their students. If I understand the announcement correctly,
grants are provided for students from the Baltics, Central and
East Europe, Russia, and Central Asia who wish to continue their
education in neighboring countries. Please direct inquiries to
the contact provided at the end of the announcement.
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Soros Supplementary Grants Program 1998-99
Social Sciences, Humanities, Fine and Performing Arts Fields
Academic Year 1998-99
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Program description:
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The program was created to assist students studying in the coun-
tries of Central and Eastern Europe, the former Soviet Union, and
Mongolia. The goal is to support cross-cultural, intraregional
student mobility as part of the Open Society Institute's overall
efforts to strengthen the academic network within and among these
countries.
This program offers grants to students of the social sciences,
humanities, and fine and performing arts who have already ar-
ranged for part of the costs of their study to be covered.
Awards are offered for one academic year only and will be granted
in amounts ranging form $1,000 to $5,000.
Awards are available to undergraduates (except for 0 year and
first year students) and post-graduates enrolled at recognized
institutes of higher education outside of their home country or
permanent residence, and in one of the countries listed below.
Participating countries are as follows (no exceptions):
Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bosnia & Herzegovina,
Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Georgia, Hungary,
Kazakstan, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Macedonia, Moldova,
Mongolia, Poland, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Tajikis-
tan, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Yugoslavia.
Applicants for support for studies in Western Europe, the United
States, or in any other country not listed above will not be
considered. Applicants from any county not listed above will also
NOT be considered.
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Eligibility:
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Interested applicants must meet the following criteria:
* be enrolled in social sciences, humanities or fine and perform-
ing arts degree program at a recognized institute of higher
education of the countries listed above;
* be a citizen, or permanent resident, of a different country
listed above;
* have an outstanding record of academic achievement shown by
transcripts and references;
* have proof of appropriate language skills for the country in
which they are studying;
* demonstrate commitment to return to their home country upon
completion of their degree;
* have proof of other sources of support.
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Selection Criteria:
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All applicants meeting the eligibility criteria will be consid-
ered. Selection will be based on the academic merit of the ap-
plicant as well as of the proposed study, the applicant's goals
as expressed in the written essays, and the completeness of the
application (especially the validity of the proof of other sup-
port).
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How to apply:
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Complete an application form in English or in your native lan-
guage with a full certified English translation. Submit the
original application form with all supporting documents to the
local Soros Foundation scholarships office in your home country,
in the country where you study, or to the following address:
Open Society Institute
Network Scholarship Programs
Oktober 6. u.12
1051 Budapest, Hungary
For further information and/or a free application form please
apply at:
Natasha Pozdnyakova
Tel: (7-095) 928-0926
Fax: (7-095) 288-9512
E-mail: pozdn@osi.ru
Postal Address:
107078 Russia, Moscow
B. Kozlovsky per. 13/17
Network Scholarships Program
Open Society Institute
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Sender: YANKI PURSUN (puersuen@stud.uni-frankfurt.de)
Subject: New Crimea Page
Hi!
I created an internet site about Crimea. It is dedicated to the Crimean
Tatars.
You are invited to visit the page.
http://141.2.22.225/~puersuen/kirim.htm
I would appreciate additional material.
Thanks
Yanki
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Sender: Alexis Perrier (aperrier@rocketmail.com)
Subject: Renault Moskvitch Info Req
A very happy new 1998 Year to everyone in whatever coutry your reading this
message from.
I am trying to find information on the Renault (french car maker) deal with
Moskvitch that was signed recently. It's a $350m joint venture with
Moskvich which should produce more than 120,000 cars a year.
As a matter of fact I am looking for a way to adress my cv to someone
involved in this project. Any name with phone or adress would be
wonderful. Thank you Alexis Perrier
_________________________________________________________
DO YOU YAHOO!?
Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
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Sender: pkinhan@tsidss.com
Subject: getting a job in Russia
I am currently working for a software company that works on Unix and
AS400. I am very familar with these operating systems and am also
familar with business consulting- which is about 75% of my work. My goal
is to get a job in Russia within the next year. Do you have any
suggestions? Are there any companies you would recommend contacting? Do
you think I have a chance of getting some leads here in the US before I
leave? Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
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Sender: "Sergey Streltsov" (stgeorge@cityline.ru)
Subject: STGEORGE: HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!! 1998 still nowŠŠ
STGEORGE: HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!! 1998 still now..
My congratulations with New Year, 1998 still now- the next one will be as
funnie as waited-
- The Nineteen Ninety Nine- oh! what a twist!?
- If some goes wrong that goes from birth of Christ.
This biline-verse is generously of proper Il Byronista- if You remember in
Don Juan Admiral Johnson says " I bet You Moscow to ye Dollar."- This line
was rhymed with "Saint George Collar", and many-many other things as
Strong-Stroganoff, the famous piece of Russian cuisine - The Tea With
Vodka, would be also with sugar, milk, honey and so on, but any way Tea and
Vodka must be presented.
Byron, Lord George, The Late, The Last, in His Youth traveled in Spain with
Young Prince Stroganoff they shared play-mates, money, and hours of
Idleness- so far leisure. Young Stroganoff had taught Lord Byron then to
prepare two Russian things Beef-Stronganoff, the roasted fresh meat better
in young wine, better to use the lambs, I love to make up such thing up
from tributing this killing to Muses and Apollo, and so down to roasting in
open fire in field amidst another young lambs around- The Second thing was
declaring by Stroganoff as most useful heart medicine- The
Strong-Stroganoff is ever popular in Russia, about this pitch of Native
honor was singing Denis Vasilievich Davidoff, Alexander Sergeevich
Pousskin, and about all genius of Russian Dix-Huitiemism- Atheistic Ascetic
Learning that turn Vers Racinienn to Soumarokov vers, used ev'n by Great
Souvorov- the difference 'tweex Racine and Soumarokov One is of the next
fashion- in the time when Racinienn has sixth step in coupleted iambos and
cesura after third step The Soumarokov's one has cesura after second or
third and from five step to thirteen iambic syllables.
So our poetry, so our poets!
So our vodka, lambs and tea, that appeared in Russian before of its
invasion of British Islands- if You remember Wordsworth's many lines titled
usually "In waiting of Invasion", the bigger part of these verses were
written after Lord Byron return from Spain, and so we have all impossible
to think that Bard of Lyric (never panegyric) Ballads mentioned never Great
N., The Emperor of Revolution- French Stalin as say Paris6, errs as always-
but William, The Teacher- (by words of Coleridge) taught His Faithful Brits
to wait invasion of Russian tea or even Vodka, what happened as all we now,
very soon and blasphemous as Cossacks- "Immortal ones" as named them Lord
Byron in the same Don Juan.
One proverb from Native Cossacks-
"All Cossacks descend from David, The King. And those who do not know it,
are not Cossacks!"
I am descending by father and mother from ancient Cossack families (more
ancient the most of Russian noble families, people from I descend were
never Russian Noblemen, pricing Noble rank in Russian of Romanov stated
fashion the shame of Russian History- and Disaster of Betrayal in heart of
Mother land, but all had military ranks) know many of such jockery Rules of
Right Cossack.
Sergey Streltsov.
The Saint George Journal.
Moscow. 166-9325
http://www.art.ru/stgeorge
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Sender: "Sergey Streltsov" (stgeorge@cityline.ru)
Subject: STGEORGE: Recommendations of Russian Academy of Science
STGEORGE: Recommendations of Russian Academy of Science
In The Saint George Journal at http://www.art.ru/stgeorge/ You can find now
in its Russian Contents Recommendations of Russian Academy of Science for
Russian Studies.
Recommendations were given by IMLI Moscow State Institution of World
Literature.
These are the works in field of History, Philology, Political Science,
Economy, and poetry and prose for children by most famous Soviet-Russian
men of letters for people and courses beginning to study Russian language
and literature. By authors were give permission to use their work this way,
printed by printer or Xerox, also cited with pointing the sources. For
permission to reprint write to The Saint George Journal via e-mail or post,
this also quite possible as and even personal contacts with authors and so
on.
The Saint George Journal
The Editor
Sergey Streltsov.
http://www.art.ru/stgeorge/
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Sender: Azeri (Azeri@aol.com)
Subject: Book:Azerbaijani history
Dear Friend:
It is my pleasure to inform you that a new book in English "A Concise History
of Azerbaijan" has just come out of print. The book was written in 1923 by one
of the Azerbaijani patriots Mr. Jahangir Zeynaloglu. The book contains many
interesting facts and is a nice chronological compilation of the most
significant periods of the Azerbaijani history.
A Concise History of Azerbaijan will also make a great gift for many friends
and acquaintances who are interested in learning more about our country.
I have done the complete translation and funding for this book. Your patronage
and feedback will be greatly appreciated as it will allow me to embark on more
such works in future.
I hope you will enjoy reading the History.
Thank you!
With best regards,
Ferhad Abasov
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City___________________ State_____ Zip__________
Quantity_______________ Check___ Money Order____
The book is priced at $22.00 including Shipping and Handling (USA and Canada
only). All other countries, please, add $3. To order please, send a check or
money order to:
F.P.Abasov
1000 Governor's Dr, Suite 17
Winthrop, MA 02152
USA.
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Sender: Rostyslav (poctuk@top.net)
Subject: Parcels to Russia
We at Cyrillic International now delivering parcels not only to Ukraine,
but to Russia also.
You can find out more at http://www.top.net/poctuk/kalyna.htm
By Air $1.95/Lb. + Delivery
By Sea $0.95/Lb. + Delivery
Money Transfer
2% from $1000
How to use free UPS stickers
After contacting our firm by e-mail or by and submitting your mailing
address you will be provided with free UPS stickers.
On UPS sticker please fill in your address, telephone number and address
of our office in the USA (will be provided with the sticker).
Also, please indicate the final destination of the package, and submit
it to the nearest UPS office.
Send packages starting 40 LB. to 150 LB. (for smaller packages
additional
charge of $5.00)
R.T.
e-mail: poctuk@top.net
url http://www.top.net/poctuk
references http://www.top.net/poctuk/SiberianExchange.htm
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Sender: "gary clark" (garyclark@hotmail.com)
Subject: HAPPY NEW YEAR
RESOLUTION
I will awaken to intense energy
through surges of truth
vigilant to a sense of mission.
I will realize that I am interwoven with Earth,
as sea current breathing to shore,
the passionate heart of fire, or
night wind on the forest path.
I will imagine transcendence
as the vast expanse of distant space
curving to an ultimate sense of destiny,
self-chosen from the highest good.
I will appreciate the friendship of strangers,
other forms of myself coming to greet me,
offering words that bring me back to myself.
I will dream & embody new kinds of knowing
with limits unknown, where questions
become the quest, unraveling the fabric
of my life, revealing the pattern behind it all.
Gary Clark
garyclark@hotmail.com
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