Digest for February 16, 1999
Digest for February 16, 1999
Table of Contents
RECENT EMAIL . . .
01-16 February 99 Sender: "James Corveddu" (protomega@earthlink.net)
Subject: Seeking Russian Pen-Friends
02-16 February 99 Sender: Catharine Cashner (cashner@actr.org)
Subject: RFP for civics education program (XPOST
from CIVILSOC)
03-16 February 99 Sender: ROlyanska@aol.com
Subject: Help to find a person in Perm (Russia)
04-16 February 99 Sender: Tobey Reed (tobeyreed@yahoo.com)
Subject: epals
05-16 February 99 Sender: bennani@enim.ac.ma
Subject: from Morocco
06-16 February 99 Sender: craigca@webtv.com
Subject: looking for cursive cyrillic
07-16 February 99 Sender: Dregags@aol.com
Subject: looking for painting "The Russian Wedding"
08-16 February 99 Sender: Ethel Dunn (edunn@well.com)
Subject: Russian books on social wsciences
09-16 February 99 Sender: "Petkoff Peter" (pb8880@belsonet.net)
Subject: looking for keypal!
10-16 February 99 Sender: deadoraliveinc@webtv.net (Pink Houseantiques)
Subject: translation opf Russian medal
11-16 February 99 Sender: Reap International (reap@reapintl.com)
Subject: Update: Summer program to Siberia
(XPOST from CIVILSOC)
12-16 February 99 Sender: revaz.Tchantouria@ling.lu.se
Subject: from Georgian artist
13-16 February 99 Sender: "Robert P. d'Aigle, RPA" (d0487@wt.net)
Subject: Literature
14-16 February 99 Sender: Simon Milkus (stamps@te.net.ua)
Subject: looking for pen pals in ex-USSR new countries
15-16 February 99 Sender: "Tania Szabo" (szabo@cinergy.co.uk)
Subject: Cyrillic fonts - Russian
16-16 February 99 Sender:
Subject:
17-16 February 99 Sender: rbipk@webtv.net
Subject: airfare: Novosibirsk to LA
18-16 February 99 Sender: "Savkov, Bjarne" (Bjarne.Savkov@wang.com)
Subject: Relatives
19-16 February 99 Sender: tanita@mail.primorye.ru
Subject: San Francisco Intrax English Institute
20-16 February 99 Sender: gcole@solar.rtd.utk.edu
Subject: Wireless Information Technology and Networks
21-16 February 99 Sender: "Emergting Markets Investment Center,
USA" (rusric@erols.com)
Subject: INTERNATIONAL LEGAL INFORMATION CENTER, USA
22-16 February 99 Sender: gbateas@hotmail.com
Subject: Russian Alphabet from Microsoft Word
23-16 February 99 Sender: lobster (c-haas@concentric.net)
Subject: C-HAAS@CONCENTRIC.NET
24-16 February 99 Sender: kgrill@aaas.org (KGRILL)
Subject: SCIENTIST: Chemistry: New Russian Journal
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Sender: "James Corveddu" (protomega@earthlink.net)
Subject: Seeking Russian Pen-Friends
Greetings & Felicitations!
I am new to this list and have finally mustered the courage to post a
request for pen-friends.
My name is James Corveddu. I am an American. I was born in New York and
now live in Albuquerque, New Mexico (an American state between Arizona and
Texas in the Southwestern region). I have lived in 15 American states but
have not traveled overseas.
I like to learn about other countries from the people who live there
instead of through the bias of the press and in outdated 'history' books.
Ironically, I am a publisher. I used to be the editor-in-chief of my
college's student newspaper (and I had a bias in favor of students) and
recently became a partner in forming an independent publishing company to
produce a newsmagazine about the city's music and arts scene.
My true love is filmmaking and writing (mostly fiction) and the
publishing business is just a stepping stone toward building my own film
studio.
I like to spend my leisure time reading books, listening to music and
discussing politics, culture, history and philosophy on the Internet. I also
like to vacation in the mountains and spend my time in the "wilderness"
areas, to camp in the most primitive manner. I build my own shelter and
tools (even out of stone with ancient 'flintknapping' methods) and obtain
great peace of mind from my intimate relationship with nature.
I am looking for pen pals from any Russian state. I am sure, like
America, people and customs vary from region to region in the former
Republic and I would like to learn about the bigger picture by assembling
all the smaller ones.
Peace,
--------------
James Corveddu * protomega@earthlink.net
Veni, vidi, verba feci de pluribus gravibus pertinentibus ad
Partem Tertiam Orbis Terrarum, quae, ut scis, in partes
tres divisa est
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Sender: Catharine Cashner (cashner@actr.org)
Subject: RFP for civics education program (XPOST from CIVILSOC)
Request for Proposals
Civic Education Internship Program
The American Councils for International Education (ACTR/ACCELS) invites
proposals from U.S. school systems, universities, and secondary school
teachers, international visitor boards, and other civic/educational
organizations to develop and host a five-week civic education internship
program, including five days of professional development workshops for
K*12 school teachers, administrators, and teacher trainers from Russia or
Ukraine. Internship programs will take place from approximately October
8, 1999 through November 15, 1999. The host sites, as they henceforth
will be called, should have strong involvement in local K*12 schools
(public or private).
Each program will be attended by eight to ten Russian or Ukrainian
educators: approximately eight social science teachers, one school
administrator, and one teacher trainer, all from one region of either
Russia or Ukraine. All participants will be proficient in English, though
their abilities will vary from 400 to 650 on the Institutional TOEFL. A
few will have a background in civic education per se. They will be
teachers from a variety of fields that can make use of civics themes in
the classroom, e.g. history, literature, etc. Likewise, the U.S. host
need not have a separate civic education program in its schools, as long
as it is qualified to work with Russian and Ukrainian educators in
exploring and developing curriculum materials to prepare good citizens in
these two countries.
The internships will be organized under the aegis of the Partners in
Education Program (PiE), funded by the United States Information Agency
(USIA) and administered by the American Councils.
If you wish further information regarding the Partners in Education
Program, please contact William Morse at the American Councils at (202)
833-7522, or by e-mail: (wmorse@actr.org) or check the American Councils*
website at (www.actr.org).
$$$$$$$$$$$ Grants & Jobs for Eurasia $$$$$$$$$$$
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$ News about Grants and Jobs related to Eurasia are $
$ regularly posted to CivilSoc, a free e-mail list $
$ sponsored by Center for Civil Society International.$
$ Grant and job announcements are also compiled at $
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$ ccsi@u.washington.edu $
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** 03 **********************************************************************
Sender: ROlyanska@aol.com
Subject: Help to find a person in Perm (Russia)
Dear Friend:
Please help me to find E-mail address and residential telephone number of the
person, who lives in the city of Perm (Russia), and I know this person's First
and Last names.
Thank you,
Mike,
E-mail: ROlyanska@aol.com
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Sender: Tobey Reed (tobeyreed@yahoo.com)
Subject: epals
Greetings from America!
My name is Tobey and I am currently student teaching in a high school
in the state of Massachusetts. I am trying to start an epal exchange
between my students who are studying modern Russia and Russian
students. My students are all 11th graders, approx 17 years old.
Please email me if you are interested.Thank you for your time.Tobey C.
Reed
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Sender: bennani@enim.ac.ma
Subject: from Morocco
Name: bennani ahmed
Email-address: bennani@enim.ac.ma
I hope to have some relationship with some russian and american people of
all ages ; please if it possible send me some adresses(e_mail,real
adresse...etc) here are my adresse if someone want to write to me : bennani
ahmed enim agdal 10000 rabat morroco your faithfull friend
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Sender: craigca@webtv.com
Subject: looking for cursive cyrillic
Name: Craig Carr
Email-address: craigca@webtv.com
Zdrastvutie!I am a computer illiterate who is without a computer or
prinyerand doesn't know anyone with one. I am trying to locate a printed
source of cyrillic alphabet styles like the cursive you have spelling dryg,
italic and block letter style. I have searched for 3 months with no luck
and am told repeatedly nothing in printed form exists because everything
has changed to computers. I am trying to recreate the invitation to the
Last Imperial Ball of the Romanovs in 1903, as a scenic design for a show.
Would you have any suggestions where a glupy amerikanietz tansor might
search? All the "experts" here in LA think anything Romanov is a box of
chocolates or a tin of sardines..ochen dyraks! Balshoie spacibo! if you
have any suggestions.Craig Carr
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Sender: Dregags@aol.com
Subject: looking for painting "The Russian Wedding"
Name: Dr. Harriet R. Gagliano, Ed. D.
Email-address: Dregags@aol.com
I was unable to click on the search button because your white page covers
the dot my mouse would normally click on to facilitate research. My
question is about a painting entitled The Russian Wedding. It hangs in the
Palace of the Legion of Honor in San Francisco. Is the man looking in on
the bride her husband to be or her father? Thank You, Harriet
** 08 **********************************************************************
Sender: Ethel Dunn (edunn@well.com)
Subject: Russian books on social wsciences
Friends, I still have about 300 books on the social sciences in Russian,
published in 1960s-1980s. I think destroying books is a sin. Anyone who
wants to can look at the list on our website, hrssrs.org. Ethel Dunn
** 09 **********************************************************************
Sender: "Petkoff Peter" (pb8880@belsonet.net)
Subject: looking for keypal!
Looking for keypal
Hi there!
My name is Peter. I'm from Belarus. I'd like to correspond with anybody
from Germany, Switzerland or Austria. I'm speaking german and I think that
it would be great to communicate with German speaking person. Ich bin 23
Jahre alt. Ich bin Dolmetscher in einem JV. Wenn Ihr Fragen ueber mein
Land habt, da bin ich bereit alles zu beantworten! Freundliche Grusse aus
beschneitem Minsk!
Hope to hear from you soon,
Peter
pb8880@belsonet.net
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Sender: deadoraliveinc@webtv.net (Pink Houseantiques)
Subject: translation opf Russian medal
Need a small translation could you oblige? I have a medal or award
inscribed with 6 words in Russian . 1902-1906 This medal is gold silver
and enameled .Topped with Royal Imperial crown ,below are three enameled
sheilds below this the wheel and spring of a train in silver. HELP Thank
you in anticipation linda parkes
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Sender: Reap International (reap@reapintl.com)
Subject: Update: Summer program to Siberia (XPOST from CIVILSOC)
REAP International
William Mueller, Director
1427 4th Street SW
Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52404
Phone (319) 366-4230
Fax (319) 366-2209
E-Mail: REAP@reapintl.com
RE: REAP'S SUMMER PROGRAM INFORMATION
We have been provided an extension by Aeroflot on the deadline for
reserving seats for the Summer program in Siberia.
Response to the trip has been good. We have approximately 30 persons from
Iowa, Wisconsin, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Minnesota, Pennsylvania,
Vermont, Illinois, Washington (state), California and Massachusetts.
Participants include college and high school students; educators, farmers,
scientists, a nurse, occupational therapist, artist, counselor, accountant,
civil engineer, forester, businessmen and journalists.
But we would like to make the trip even better. Therefore, we would ask
your indulgence to distribute this note among your associates. We do have
full program information available for interested parties.
A downpayment of $250 is required by February 22st, , $650 more is due
February 28th. Balance (varies by programs) due May 15th. Bookings after
February 28th are possible, but we cannot guarantee the prices or same
flight. Prices for village program:
Chicago departure $1,475
New York departure $1,535
Los Angeles (via Moscow) departure $1,800
Costs for Green Walk Chicago departure $1,800, $1,860 NYC & $2,125 LA..
Price includes Nonrefundable international airfare to Irkutsk, Train to
Ulan-Ude, Visa, emergency medical/evacuation insurance, Moscow costs*
Support to host family(ies), 3-day youth conference .
Green Walk costs covered, but not camping gear. *Due to increases in cost,
participants will be required to pay for some of their own meals and
admission costs beyond basic entrance into Kremlin.
Sincerely,
Bill Mueller
Contact: Bill Mueller, REAP International, (319) 366-4230; E-Mail:
REAP@reapintl.com; Fax: (319) 366-2209
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Sender: revaz.Tchantouria@ling.lu.se
Subject: from Georgian artist
Name: Revaz Tchantouria, artist
Email-address: revaz. Tchantouria@ling.lu.se
I would like to ask you about supporting organization for art. We are
Georgian artist and we could be present our idea about environmental art.
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Sender: "Robert P. d'Aigle, RPA" (d0487@wt.net)
Subject: Literature
Hi:
My wife, Natalya is Ukrainian and speaks Russian and Ukrainian. She is
studying English. I would like to purchase a few American Literature
Classics in Russian for her. Can you help me locate these? Thanks. Bob
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Sender: Simon Milkus (stamps@te.net.ua)
Subject: looking for pen pals in ex-USSR new countries
15.02.1999
Hi to all,
I'm looking for pen pals in ex-USSR new countries like
Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Kirgizia, Kazakhstan, Georgia,
Armenia.
Best regards,
Simon mailto:stamps@te.net.ua
Visit at my Web site: http://www.angelfire.com/biz/Ukrainian/index.html
(you can find an Ukrainian Stamps Catalogue, Postal Stationeries,
Postal Tariffs, etc. here)
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Sender: "Tania Szabo" (szabo@cinergy.co.uk)
Subject: Cyrillic fonts - Russian
Hello!
I wonder if you could let me know how to acquire Cyrillic fonts on
Windows 95 system and adaptable to Word 6.
Many thanks for reading this and for any help you may give me.
Tania Szabo
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Sender: rbipk@webtv.net
Subject: airfare: Novosibirsk to LA
Name: Rand Parker
Email-address: rbipk@webtv.net
I would like info on the best air fares for a lady I am writing to in
Novosibirsk, to Los Angeles. I have been having difficulty breaking
through this barrier. I am also interested in your cause, and any info you
can supply me with would be helpful, Thanks, R.P.
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Sender: "Savkov, Bjarne" (Bjarne.Savkov@wang.com)
Subject: Relatives
I am looking for some relatives. I know that my grandfather (Ivan Savkov)
was born near Kamenets-Podolski about 1895. He came to Denmark about 1919.
Best regards
Bjarne Savkov
e-mail: bjarne.savkov@wang.com
or savkov@post1.tele.dk
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Sender: tanita@mail.primorye.ru
Subject: San Francisco Intrax English Institute
Name: Tatiana Soubbotina
Email-address: tanita@mail.primorye.ru
I'm looking for my friends!!! Hello, it's me, Tania, You called me model.
I just wanted to find my friends. I met them in San Francisco last summer
(1998). We studied at the same Intrax English Institute (from 23 of jul.
till 29 of aug.). Please write to me. Kheira Guittoune, Elisenda
Ferrandiz, Alex Bento, Oscar Diaz Garcia, Esteban Rueda Zarama, Trista
Martin (my teacher), Deane Jenkins etc. Especially I'd like to get e-mail
from my host-mom Diane H. Newman. I miss you (all of you). I beg you :
write to me.I'm waiting for your emails. Please take my congratulations
with Valentine's day. I love you!!! See you. Bye.
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Sender: gcole@solar.rtd.utk.edu
Subject: Wireless Information Technology and Networks
SPONSOR: National Science Foundation
SYNOPSIS: Grants support basic research to provide a foundation for
designing high information-capacity wireless communication systems for full
mobility will require synergistic, multidisciplinary research efforts
encompassing a breadth of communications functions from the physical
through application layers. Such research would be expected to lead to
breakthroughs enabling future wireless networks to be flexible, scalable to
large numbers of users, able to provide location information of mobile
users on a global scale, eavesdropper proof, coordinated with wireline and
other networks, dynamically adaptable with demand, and able to provide
guaranteed service while accommodating mixed traffic representing varied
applications.
DEADLINES: 04-30-1999
OBJECTIVES: Research proposals that promote a unifying framework and
overall systems approach are encouraged. System Design and Applications at
the Physical and Upper Layers--Proposals for research to investigate system
design approaches and principles addressing the unique requirements and
characteristics of future high throughput, mixed traffic, highly mobile
communication systems are encouraged. Wireless Electronics and
Devices--Research may be proposed on the following areas: novel low
energy/low cost, high gain and high frequency devices; new device
development technologies including mixed RF analog/MEMs/ and digital mixed
signal technologies, nanodevices, optical interconnects, new high frequency
analog-to-digital converters, and new materials and design procedures for
high frequency - high power devices; CAD tools for integrative design
environments including electromagnetic, thermal, and mechanical stress
analyses, circuit simulators, design, and modeling tools, and new CAD
environments that provide ability to change granularity from networks to
devices, and develop self-consistent and optimized systems; advanced
channel characterization and propagation models; optimized integrated
electronics and device designs that incorporate network protocols and
communications algorithms and provide dynamic matches to channel
conditions, traffic loads, and spectrum availability; innovative techniques
for integrating research results from this effort into education.
Integrative and Multidisciplinary Research--Possible topics for research
include: development of fully adaptive mobile wireless communications and
information systems including coordination of adaptation between
information, networks, multiple access links and physical layers; design of
wideband mobile communications and information systems, including wideband
devices, antennas, wideband channel characterization and propagation
models, and consideration of the theoretical and systems design issues in
the modulation, coding and transmission of wideband information; design of
low-power wireless communications and information systems; development of
secure wireless communications and information systems including security
and privacy across all layers from physical through applications;
development of high-performance and low-cost wireless systems including
adaptive antennas and algorithms for temporally and spatially varying
channels, use of new low-loss materials, advanced electromagnetics
packaging techniques for high frequency devices, photonic band gap
structures to enhance performance, and new giga-sampling A/D converters for
digital receivers; systems design approaches for ubiquitous information
management systems, including information organization, storage, location
and query optimization in highly mobile environments, virtual collaboration
and visualization, system adaptability to channel condition and network
bandwidth variability, power limitation management, security and seamless
environment for remote sensing, e.g., utilizing the Global Positioning and
the Geographic Information Systems.
RESTRICTIONS: Proposals may be submitted by individual investigators or
small groups from academic institutions. Synergistic collaboration among
researchers and collaboration or partnerships with industry or government
are encouraged when appropriate.
MONETARY: It is expected that ten to fifteen awards will be made typically
ranging from $100,000 to $300,000 per year for periods of up to three
years. In exceptional cases, awards for up to five years or up to $500,000
per year may be made if the justification and promise are compelling. The
standard, one-percent minimum institutional cost-sharing requirement
applies.
CONTACT INFO: John Cozzens, Ph.D.; 4201 Wilson Boulevard; Arlington, VA
22230
Email Address: jcozznes@nsf.gov
Source of Information: NSF Program Announcement; ;
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Sender: "Emergting Markets Investment Center, USA" (rusric@erols.com)
Subject: INTERNATIONAL LEGAL INFORMATION CENTER, USA
INTERNATIONAL LEGAL INFORMATION CENTER
Operates an e-mail hotline for international and Russian-speaking clients.
Our International Legal Information Center assists our clients located in
the US and worldwide by providing them with the information they may need
to deal with the law-related aspects of their business and personal life in
the USA, such as:
- starting or buying a business;
- negotiating and preparing contracts;
- intellectual property protection;
- immigration and visas;
- estate planning, including wills, trusts, power of attorney, living will;
- pre-marital agreements, divorces, child custody,
as well as other matters.
An answer to your question will be prepared by a qualified US attorney.
You will receive it in plain English or Russian according to your
preference. We also have a directory of legal specialists all over the
states who would be ready to provide legal services in the US state our
client is currently located or wish to be located in the future.
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Sender: gbateas@hotmail.com
Subject: Russian Alphabet from Microsoft Word
Name: Gus Bateas
Email-address: gbateas@hotmail.com
Is there a web site that has Russian Alphabet that can be used with
Microsoft Word?
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Sender: lobster (c-haas@concentric.net)
Subject: C-HAAS@CONCENTRIC.NET
I live in sarasota/florida/usa.i Try to find my friend"michael jeffrey
carlson". I want e-mail or telephone number...please! Can you help me???
he lives in azerbaijan and work at cross red (nursing).
Thank you so much...
My e-mail: c-haas@concentric.net
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Sender: kgrill@aaas.org (KGRILL)
Subject: SCIENTIST: Chemistry: New Russian Journal
***FLUORINE NOTES*** New Chemistry Journal from Russia
Now you can see the first Russian online magazine devoted to fluorine
chemistry in Russia. "Fluorine notes" ("Ftornie zametki" in Russian) was
created by private persons, working in the field of organofluorine
chemistry. In September 1998 magazine was registered with full accordance
of Russian law of press by North-West Regional department of State
Committee of press.
We want to issue one volume in two months.
We thank the Russian scientific workers, who gave there consent to help in
magazine development.
They are:
Prof. I. Beletskaya ( Moscow State University) Prof. G. Belenky
(INEOS RAS, Moscow) Prof. B. Maximov (RSC "Applied chemistry",
St.Petersberg) Prof. G. Sokolsky (Moscow) Prof. V. Zakharov (
Kirovo-Chepetsk) Dr. S Igoumnov (Perm, Editor-in -chief) Dr.V
Kornilov (St.Petersberg, Senior editor) and others.
*EDITORS*
Editor-in-Chief: Sergey Igoumnov
Senior Editor: Vadim Kornilov
*LANGUAGE*
The journal is bilingual: English and Russian.
*CONTENTS*
Articles from the November 1998 issue are as follows:
Retro-fluorine V. Andriushin and N. Pavlova. Tetrafluoroethylene
oxide and derivatives on its base. Part 1.
New Letters
B.Maximov. Commercial fluorinated compounds.
A. Kochanov, V. Kornilov.,V. Belogay Fluorination of
p-chlorobenzotrifluoride by manganese trifluoride.
V.V. Amfeeteatrov, L.E. Vestfal, V.E. Moungalov, S.V.Vershilov, E.V.
Ireesova. Influence of the structure of a layer of surfactant
adsorbed on a solid surface on interaction of lubricant with the
surface of parts of friction units.
Personal opinion
Aleksey N. llyin, Chief of a Central laboratory of JSC "Halogen"
*CONTACT INFORMATION*
Please, send comments about "Fluorine notes" by e-mail
notes@fluorine.ru
Publishers:
Sergey Igoumnov and Vadim Kornilov
Address: Granitnaya str. 42-33, St.Petersburg, 195213 Russia
E-mail: notes@fluorine.ru
Web-site: www.fluorine.ru/Notes/fluoronote.html Magazine:
http://www.fluorine.ru/Notes/index.html
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