Digest for October 04, 1999
Table of Contents
RECENT GUESTBOOK ENTRIES . . .
01-04 October 99 Sender: NADYA_R@HOTMAIL.COM
Subject: NADYA RADJABOVA
02-04 October 99 Sender: magnit@diaspro.com
Subject: Robert and Eva
03-04 October 99 Sender: Vitalyevitch@hotmail.com
Subject: Sheila Spillane
04-04 October 99 Sender: robenko@ephil.dvgu.ru
Subject: Julia
05-04 October 99 Sender: Yan Yankowski
Subject: Yan Yankowski
06-04 October 99 Sender: ibarra_javier@hotmail.com
Subject: JAVIER
RECENT EMAIL . . .
01-04 October 99 Sender: Mary Hansen (maryhansen@worldnet.att.net)
Subject: Reply to Books
02-04 October 99 Sender: GuryanovaIV (GuryanovaIV@ic.bashedu.ru)
Subject: Organizing exchange programmes
03-04 October 99 Sender: "John Pearcy" (jopearcy@hotmail.com)
Subject: Moving to Russia
04-04 October 99 Sender: "Susan Harvey" (wayeast@nemaine.com)
Subject: Homesick for Russia
05-04 October 99 Sender: RaeLene Johnson (eraelene@inst.salem.nebo.edu)
Subject: elementary age Russian student
06-04 October 99 Sender: Allan Pechkoff (pechkoff@cyberbeach.net)
Subject: Russian town
07-04 October 99 Sender: Office Manager - PH-VT (office@projectharmony.org)
Subject: FW: Job Announcement - Please post to
Internet job sites
08-04 October 99 Sender: "becky doler" (bekkaroo@hotmail.com)
Subject: Svidetel Legovy
09-04 October 99 Sender: "Michael George" (George@actr.org)
Subject: Fellowships--Fully-Funded Research
Opportunities for US ...
10-04 October 99 Sender: "Daf" (daf@meirionnydd.force9.co.uk)
Subject: Re: Digest for 99-09-29
11-04 October 99 Sender: Nick Mozak (nickmozak@usa.net)
Subject: The City Of Belgorod
12-04 October 99 Sender: "Rostyslav M. Tsapyak" (apezam@bigfoot.com)
Subject: Ukrainian Music in mp3 format
13-04 October 99 Sender: albertryan@webtv.net (albert ryan)
Subject: My Russian Bride
14-04 October 99 Sender: "Jeremy Fischer" (jeremyrf@umich.edu)
Subject: internships
15-04 October 99 Sender: Tom Maholski (tom.Maholski@adroit.wrga.com)
Subject: Cyrillic
16-04 October 99 Sender: jsonander@hotmail.com
Subject: radiomayak
17-04 October 99 Sender: "Gladys Teske" (gteske@telusplanet.net)
Subject: Coming to Baku
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RECENT GUESTBOOK ENTRIES . . .
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Sender: NADYA_R@HOTMAIL.COM
Subject: NADYA RADJABOVA
Hello!
I'd like to have many friends. Originally I am
from Magadan, but used to study at Irkutsk State
University. Now I live in Toronto, Canada for
nearly 3 years. I am at college right now studying
an accounting. I am 22 and interested in EVERYTHING.
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Sender: magnit@diaspro.com
Subject: Robert and Eva
Hi! We live in South Ural in Ufa (Russia). We would like to have
penfriends in different countries. We travell a lot, like mounting skiing,
boating on mounting rivers.
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Sender: Vitalyevitch@hotmail.com
Subject: Sheila Spillane
I'm very happy to have found this web site, it's very interesting. I'm
Hawaiian from Hawaii who currently resides in Seattle Washington. My
boyfriend is from Moscow Russia and is here with me. I would like to learn
Russian so I can talk to him and make him feel comfortable please help!!!
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Sender: robenko@ephil.dvgu.ru
Subject: Julia
Hello, everybody! I'd like to correspond with German-language speakers to
have some practice. Mein name ist Julia, ich kommt aus Russland, wohnt in
Wladiwostok. Ich sturiert Deutch erst 13 Tage. Help me to cope over
German. Thanks beforehand.
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Sender: no
Subject: Yan Yankowski
Welcome to new catalog of Russian web-resources in English at ruhoo.tsx.org
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Sender: ibarra_javier@hotmail.com
Subject: JAVIER
Hi everybody.......My name is Javier Ibarra. I live in Monterrey, an
industrial city of MEXICO. I'm 24 years old..........i work and study.
If you want to talk or if you need somehow my help, just write me, ......
Hola a todos...... Mi nombre es Javier Ibarra. Vivo en Monterrey, una
cuidad industrial en MEXICO. Tengo 24 aÒos.........y por ahora estudio y
trabajo.
Si quieres hablar o necesitas mi ayuda......sÛlo escribeme.
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Please continue to send your e-mail to friends@solar.rtd.utk.edu.
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Sender: Mary Hansen (maryhansen@worldnet.att.net)
Subject: Reply to Books
I am replying to your message regarding English books being sent for
your 12 year old daughter. May I make a few suggestions. I once
attempted something similar about 8 years ago when I shipped medical
books to the university in Budapest Hungary in 1992, and ran into a few
problems. If I were to do it over again, I would suggest it might be
more effective to make it a project for an American organization rather
than individual.
I belong to a Women's Club in Palo Alto, Ca. Women's Clubs in the US,
although not as popular in recent American History, began in the
nineteenth century, and were very active community service organizations
in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. For example, they
were part of the campaign for the women's vote, (achieved in 1920)
prohibition (the period from 1919 to 1932 in which alcoholic consumption
was outlawed in the US. Women were desperate for an answer to
alcoholism, which was a very serious problem in the US at the time)
libraries, conservation, to name a few. The women's club in Palo Alto
which began in 1895 was so industrious that it raised $4000 at the turn
of the century to build its own building. I am wondering if there are
any parallel women's service organizations in Russia.
If so, I would suggest a collaborative project, where the US women's
club was the collection point and the Russian women's organizations were
the distribution point. It seems one of the major obstacles one has to
overcome seems to be customs. I was just reading an article in our local
newspaper about an Oklahoma doctor who had collected $800,000 in medical
supplies which were shipped to Russia and were unable to make it through
customs. Both the American and Russian physician were quite distressed
about it since the supplies were greatly needed and both had spend a
great deal of time and effort on the project. An organizational
approach has a better chance, I believe, in overcoming that difficulty.
If you think the idea a worthwhile one, I will take it up with the
leadership of the club at a monthly meeting.
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Sender: GuryanovaIV (GuryanovaIV@ic.bashedu.ru)
Subject: Organizing exchange programmes
Dear FRIENDS,
I wish to inform you that Students' Union of Bashkir State University (Ufa,
Russia) is striving for contacts with students' organizations in different
countries. We are interested in exchange of groups of students to promote
friendship, understanding and peace between different cultures. We have
enough experience in organizing exchange programmes since 1968. Bashkir
State University and Student's Union guarantee safety of foreign students.
We can always receive 1 or 2 representatives of your University here in Ufa
for reaching certain agreements.
Students' Union of Bashkir State University is a non-profit, interracial
and non-sectarian organization. It is designed to defend students' rights,
represent their interests in state and social organizations and to
establish links with foreign students' organizations to bring to young
people of the world a better understanding of each other.
You can get some further information about our University by visiting
our site: http://www.bashedu.ru
If you are interested in organizing some exchange program, please, write to
GuryanovaIV@ic.bashedu.ru Thank you. Irina Guryanova.
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Sender: "John Pearcy" (jopearcy@hotmail.com)
Subject: Moving to Russia
Dear Sir or Madame,
My family and I are interested in moving to St. Petersburg, Russia, in a
year and a half or so. My wife is a Russia citizen, our baby daughter and I
are US citizens.
I am having difficulty in finding out information on through the Internet
about how I can move there on a more or less permanent basis.
The best I've been able to figure out is that I can get a year long visa and
renew it each year.
Do you know how I can find out more information?
Don't they have something like a Green Card the US has?
Sincerely,
John Pearcy
Research Associate / Engineer
City of Hope / Beckmann Research Institute
Department Of Immunology
1500 E. Duarte Rd.
Duarte, Ca., 91010-0269
Work Phone : (626)357-9711 ext 2601
Pager : (909) 281-8714
Email : JOPearcy@hotmail.com
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Sender: "Susan Harvey" (wayeast@nemaine.com)
Subject: Homesick for Russia
I would like to thank all those who encouraged me to go to Russia this past
summer. My sister and I spent 15 days touring from Moscow to St.
Petersburg by the Moscow Baltic Canal system. I spend time daily
ruminating on all that we gleaned from being in Russia, and spend some more
time being homesick to return! Really! If ever there were two peoples who
are alike it is the Americans and Russians. Al the beauty and friendship
that we experienced there will remain with me forever. Susan Harvey
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Sender: RaeLene Johnson (eraelene@inst.salem.nebo.edu)
Subject: elementary age Russian student
A teacher in the school under my supervision has a child that is from
Russia that speaks no English. It is a 4th grade. Are there any
resources that might help this child as far as reading or general
curriculum? Thank you for your help. RaeLene Johnson
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Sender: Allan Pechkoff (pechkoff@cyberbeach.net)
Subject: Russian town
Does anyone know where the town or village of "SCHEVDENITSKJ" is or was in
Russia, possibly near Nizhny Novgorod? My paternal grandfather was born
there in 1876. We are thought to be related to Alexei Maximovitch Peshkov,
aka Maxim Gorky. Family surname(s) are Peschkoff, Peshkov, Peschkow and
Pechkoff.
Allan Pechkoff
1231 St.Anthony Street,
HANMER, Ontario P3P 1B8
pechkoff@cyberbeach.net
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Sender: Office Manager - PH-VT (office@projectharmony.org)
Subject: FW: Job Announcement - Please post to Internet job sites
Please Post The Following Job Announcement:
Project Harmony
Seeks qualified professional to fill the position of
Program Manager
Domestic Violence Community Partnership Program
Release date: September 29, 1999
Close date: October 15, 1999
** Applicants must be able to start no later than November 1, 1999.
** Applicants must be American citizens with significant experience in the
domestic violence prevention/services field.
Project Harmony, a not-for-profit professional and educational exchange
and training organization with offices in the US, Russia and Ukraine
currently seeks a qualified professional to fill the position of Program
Manager of the Domestic Violence Community Partnership Program (DVCPP).
The position is based in Central Massachusetts, with field travel
throughout the United States, Russia and Ukraine. A minimum two-year
commitment is sought. Project Harmony seeks placement no later than
November 1, 1999. The ideal candidate will have the ability to balance
program implementation with administrative oversight and recruitment of
domestic violence trainers. Project Harmony believes that a successful
Program Manager has the desire and ability to play a hands-on role in
program implementation, including field trainings, trainer recruitment,
and administrative responsibilities. For a current list of Project
Harmony programs in Russia see our homepage at www.projectharmony.org
Program Manager responsibilities include:
* Oversight and management of DVCPP in seven Russian, Ukrainian and
Georgian field sites
* Participate in field training programs as domestic violence trainer
and team leader
* Assist program coordinators and field staff in hands-on program
implementation
* Communicate directly with funding sources in Washington, DC
*
* Qualifications Sought:
* Over five years domestic violence or related social service field
experience required
* Ability to train NIS professionals in domestic violence or related
social service field
* Well organized; ability to manage multiple projects at once;
attention to detail; ability to work independently
* Excellent writing skills; computer proficiency
* People-oriented; enthusiastic; a good negotiator; strong
intercultural communication skills; team player
* Fiscal responsibility and experience with working with budgets;
Quicken knowledge a plus
* Strong background in Russia/NIS area studies and Russian language
ability preferred
Benefits include international travel expenses, health insurance, small
organization with ability for job growth and a friendly working
environment. Salary commensurate with experience. Project Harmony is an
equal opportunity employer. Interested applicants should send cover
letter, resume and salary history to:
Human Resource Director - Jared Cadwell
Project Harmony
5197 Main Street, Unit 6
Waitsfield, Vermont 05673
Or e-mail to: hr@projectharmony.org with subject line Program Manager -
DVCPP
No phone calls please.
DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION: OCTOBER 15, 1999
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Sender: "becky doler" (bekkaroo@hotmail.com)
Subject: Svidetel Legovy
Hello my name is Becky from the U.S.A. and would like to hear from any
Russian Svidetel Legovy. I am also a Svidetel Legovy (Jehovah Witness).
bekkaroo@hotmail.com-----Thank-you
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Sender: "Michael George" (George@actr.org)
Subject: Fellowships--Fully-Funded Research Opportunities for US ...
FULLY-FUNDED RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES FOR NIS AND US SCHOLARS
THE REGIONAL SCHOLARS EXCHANGE PROGRAM
The American Councils for International Education: ACTR/ACCELS administers
academic exchanges for NIS and US scholars who wish to conduct research
through the Regional Scholars Exchange Program (RSEP). RSEP is a merit
based, open competition for candidates conducting research in the
humanities and social sciences. RSEP is a program of the Bureau of
Educational and Cultural Affairs, United States Department of State.
FOR CITIZENS OF THE NIS:
DESCRIPTION: RSEP supports approximately 90 NIS scholars who conduct
independent research at an American university for four-month research
fellowships. Applicants should have a good working knowledge of English
and have a kandidatskaya degree or be working towards one.
PROVISIONS: Participants in the Regional Scholars Exchange Program will
receive round-trip airfare from their home cities to their host
universities in the US, a monthly stipend, health insurance, access to
libararies and archives, and professional development funds.
FIELDS OF RESEARCH: American Studies, Business Administration, City
Planning and Urban Studies, Civic Education, Conflict Resolution, Criminal
Justice, Demography, Economics, Education, Ethics and Philosophy, Foreign
Policy and International Relations, Government, History, Industrial Labor
Relations, Information Technology, Journalism, Law, Library Science,
Political Science, Public Administration, Social Work, Sociology, Women's
Studies.
ELIGIBILITY: Applicants must be:
-citizens of the NIS who are over the age of 25 and under the age of
55 on November 15, 1999;
-advanced graduate students, university faculty, and scholars at the
early stages of their careers, or mid-level faculty who have had few
opportunities to conduct research projects at US institutions;
-scholars who demonstrate a specific need to conduct research in the
United States in one of the designated fields of study;
-scholars who have a level of proficiency in written and spoken
English that is sufficient to conduct independent research and confer
with colleagues in the US;
-scholars who have publications in a particular field;
-persons able to receive and maintain a US J-1 visa.
DEADLINE: Applications must be received by an American Councils office by
November 15, 1999.
FOR US CITIZENS:
DESCRIPTION: RSEP will support 20 twenty US scholars during the academic
year 1999-2000 and 8 scholars during 2000-2001 to conduct independent
research at universities, institutes, and archives in the Newly Independent
States. Research grants are available for either four month or six month
periods.
PROVISIONS: Participants in the Regional Scholar Exchange Program will
receive round-trip air fare from their home cities to their host
universities in the NIS, pre-academic orientation, monthly stipend, health
insurance, university affiliation, and access to archives and libraries.
RSEP provides no financial support for family members or dependents of
program participants.
FIELDS OF RESEARCH: American Studies, Business Administration, City
Planning and Urban Studies, Civic Education, Conflict Resolution, Criminal
Justice, Demography, Economics, Education, Ethics and Philosophy, Foreign
Policy and International Relations, Government, History, Industrial Labor
Relations, Information Technology, Journalism, Law, Library Science,
Political Science, Public Administration, Social Work, Sociology, Women's
Studies.
ELIGIBILITY: Applicants must be:
-US citizens
-Over the age of 25 and under the age of 55 at the time of the
application deadline.
-Advanced graduate students, university faculty and scholars at early
stages of their careers, or mid-level faculty.
-Holders of a Ph.D. degree or relevant terminal degree, or working
towards that degree at the time of application.
-Able to demonstrate a specific need to conduct research in the Newly
Independent States in one of the designated fields of study.
-Have a level of proficiency in written and spoken Russian or other
relevant NIS languge that is sufficient to conduct independent
research and engage colleagues.
DEADLINE: Applications for the 1999-2000 program must be received by the
American Councils Washington office by November 15, 1999. For the
2000-2001 program, applications must be received by February 15, 2000.
For more information and applications for this and other American Councils
programs, and for a complete list of offices in the US and NIS, visit our
website at or contact RSEP staff at george@actr.org
or rsep@glasnet.ru or by telephone at (095) 230-45-70/956-78-08 (in Moscow)
or (202) 833-7522 (in Washington).
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Sender: "Daf" (daf@meirionnydd.force9.co.uk)
Subject: Re: Digest for 99-09-29
This was requested by Gregory Blake. I have sent it off list but might as
well post it here too for anyone who wants it. I know i am always looking
out for words of songs.
Gregory
Here is one of them anyway.
If it doesn't come out properly here look on my page under songs.
Daf [web page-http://www.meirionnydd.force9.co.uk]
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Ó¡ ³²Œ¦ ³‰Þ‘¦ צÑ,
—Ãס¿Œ ³¡²Š²‘‰
Ô²Œ³¦«³¹Ÿ‰ މÑ.
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Ô‘ ׉²£Ã Š »Õ‰Ãÿ‘¦ .
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ÓŠ ÷Š×¡ Š ‘Š Õ‰³Œ×¡,
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ÔŒ Ÿ¦‘²À¦«¦ À¡Ž¡À¡."
"œŒ¦¬ ‘‰ ¬Ã¦ ³¡ŽŸ¦³¡
̉÷Ÿ¹ צÃÿ‘ÕŠ ÿŸÿÕŠ,
—¦Ã«¡, —¦Ã«¡, Õ¡Œÿ ³¦Ÿ‘¡‹!
Ó¡! γ¡²¡×Šˆ¹ ³ŠÕŠ!"
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Ó¡ ³²Œ¦³ ³‰Þ‘¦ צÑ,
—Ãס¿Œ ³¡²Š²‘‰
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Daf [web page-http://www.meirionnydd.force9.co.uk]
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Sender: Nick Mozak (nickmozak@usa.net)
Subject: The City Of Belgorod
Dear friends!
Everybody who wants to know more about our nice city of Belgorod, Central
Russia, please, visit our new page:
http://members.tripod.com/~belgorod/belgorog.htm
Thank you.
Nick Mozak
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Sender: "Rostyslav M. Tsapyak" (apezam@bigfoot.com)
Subject: Ukrainian Music in mp3 format
http://www.lviv.net/mp3/
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Sender: albertryan@webtv.net (albert ryan)
Subject: My Russian Bride
My name is Albert Ryan, I just returned from Tver, Russia where I met my
bride to be. She is a teacher and a mother. I would like to meet or
contact other russians in Phoenix, Az. Her english is good but she needs
some work. I would like her to have russia friends to help her feel at
home. Can you help. Sincerely, Al Ryan.
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Sender: "Jeremy Fischer" (jeremyrf@umich.edu)
Subject: internships
Hi, I'm currently a sophomore at the University of Michigan. I am seeking
internship opportunities pertaining to Russia and the former Soviet states
and their military and political systems. I was told by a professor that
your organization, or someone allied with you, offered internships. I
couldn't find out anything from your page, so I was wondering if I was in
the right place.
Sincerely,
Jeremy Fischer
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Sender: Tom Maholski (tom.Maholski@adroit.wrga.com)
Subject: Cyrillic
I have not been able to use Cyrillic in the new Friends and Partners. Is
there something you can tell me to enable the use of the Cyrillic alphabet?
Thanks
Tom Maholski
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Sender: jsonander@hotmail.com
Subject: radiomayak
Name: Jason Anderson
Email-address: jsonander@hotmail.com
Zdrastvyute! I routinely try to connect to radiomayak and
ORT through Real Player G2 but they always seem to be
overloaded. The system can sometimes try alternative methods,
but these are rarely successful. Any tips?
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Sender: "Gladys Teske" (gteske@telusplanet.net)
Subject: Coming to Baku
I plan to be in Baku on business from Oct. 15 to end of Nov. (and
possibly into Dec.) Any suggestions on what kind of clothing to bring?
What will the weather be like then? Enjoy your page.... Gladys Teske
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