61. Vue Weekly : Articles Tenor Robert King, also of Pro Coro, is doing extra homework this week, And so when teenage armenian violin sensation Sergey Khachatryn found himself http://www.vueweekly.com/articles/default.aspx?i=39

62. Love & Marriage, Songs About Marriage Others seem to do their homework and take the passion out of life and evaluate the prospect Heck, get involved, help us out and write a feature for us! http://parlorsongs.com/issues/2004-6/thismonth/feature.asp

Love and Marriage. This month we'd like to tell the story of love and marriage, as seen by the composers of Tin Pan Alley. As with any subject we've explored, the composers of America's music were rarely at a loss for words or music to address any subject, and so it was with the subject of marriage. The ability of music to express emotion makes this subject one that just begs for attention and it was not hard to find songs that relate to marriage or the prelude to it and the consequences after the fact. Many of the songs on this subject are serious, sometimes to the point of embarrassment or even comedy. Other songs treated the subject with humor and we'll inject a couple of those as well as we use music to tell the story. Unfortunately, sometimes things don't work out and bad things happen. As you'd expect, Tin Pan Alley did not neglect that aspect either and we'll look at some songs that address that as well. Certainly, for those of us who have experienced marriage, we can relate to the range of emotions, comedy and sadness that we often share with our spouses. Of course songs about love alone abound and we'll do a special feature on that as a separate issue but we did feel including a couple of preliminary songs about the love that leads to marriage would help tell our story. We've tried to select songs for this issue that tell the story of love, marriage and the aftermath. Sometimes things work out, sometimes they don't and we'll show both sides of the story. Most of the songs you'll see here are not familiar and we've intentionally tried to present songs from our collection that are unique and add to what's available on the net. We'll end the feature with a special, original never before published publicly song that was composed by my mother as a tribute to her love filled marriage of 62 years, it's a special song and one I think you'll enjoy. We hope you enjoy this issue and it brings some love and happiness into your own life.

63. Free Life Commentary No 126, 18th August 2004 My purpose in writing this article is to help supply that lack. My Mathematics teacher was an armenian Marxist with a beard and boots spraypainted http://www.seangabb.co.uk/flcomm/flc126.htm

Free Life Commentary an independent journal of comment published on the Internet Editor: Sean Gabb Issue Number 126 18th August 2004 Truancy: A Personal Perspective Sean Gabb Most writing about truancy - indeed, all that I have read - is about people who play truant by people who have not. Inevitably, therefore, discussion of the issue lacks the degree of introspection that one requires in any discussion of - say - drug use, or membership of the Communist Party. My purpose in writing this article is to help supply that lack. I have two main qualifications for writing. First, I played truant at school. In saying this, I do not mean that I occasionally failed to attend. I was a truant in the fullest sense - I was told once that I had the worst attendance record of anyone in my year. Second, I have been involved for over a decade now in some of the most comprehensive truancy surveys ever conducted in the English-speaking world. Directed by Dr Dennis O’Keeffe , who is currently the Professor of Sociology at the University of Buckingham, and conducted in both England and the United States, these have involved handing out questionnaires to tens of thousands of schoolchildren, and interviewing several hundred, and they have resulted in several books and in a report commissioned and published by the British Government.

64. CREDE - Project 1.5 Publications Table 3 shows the composition of the matched samples and the language of Pre Interactive journals help K and 1 students break the written language code http://www.crede.org/research/llaa/1.5_upscaling.html

Language learning and academic achievement Professional development for diversity Preservice teacher education for diversity Schools, family, and community Mathematics and diversity Science and diversity Teacher-school- systemic integration for effective reform The Effects of a Comprehensive Language Arts Transition Program on the Literacy Development of English Learners California State University, Long Beach Year Three deliverable from Project 1.5: "Upscaling for Transition: Schoolwide Factors to Support Latino Students' Transition from Spanish to English Instruction" ABSTRACT The Effects of a Comprehensive Language Arts Transition Program on the Literacy Development of English Learners Perhaps 50% of these students are in some form of "transitional bilingual education," or TBE (August & Hakuta, 1997). These students receive academic instruction in their native language during the early years of schooling then "transition" into mainstream English once they are proficient enough to participate fully in all-English instruction and activities. The rest of these students are in all-English education. They are, essentially, expected to learn English while acquiring academic competencies in language arts, mathematics, and other curriculum areas. Latino students, who comprise by far the largest group of English learners in U.S. schools, tend to do very poorly academically. They have lower levels of achievement and higher dropout rates than their white non-Latino counterparts (Valencia, 1991). Despite some progress over the past 15 to 20 years, 85% of Hispanic fourth and eighth graders still read at a "basic" level or below. Over half score even below "basic," meaning they cannot demonstrate understanding of a text written at their grade level (Mullis, Campbell, & Farstrup, 1993).

65. Official Report Of Debates: Second Sitting, 14 June 2005 The French and Dutch no votes would certainly not help to speed up those Some armenian leaders were adopting blackmail tactics which were leading to http://www.assemblee-ueo.org/en/documents/sessions_ordinaires/cr/2005/cr02.html

Home page Presentation Activities Documents ... Contacts Search this site Back Official report of debates: second sitting, 14 June 2005 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Attendance register 2. Adoption of the minutes 4. Security cooperation between the EU and its eastern neighbours 5. Address by H.E. Mrs Yuliya Tymoshenko, Prime Minister of Ukraine ... 6. Date, time and orders of the day of the next sitting Official report of debates: second sitting, 14 June 2005 SECOND SITTING Tuesday, 14 June 2005 The PRESIDENT - The sitting is open. 1. Attendance register The PRESIDENT - The names of the substitutes attending this sitting which have been notified to the President will be published with the list of representatives appended to the minutes of proceedings. 2. Adoption of the minutes The PRESIDENT - In accordance with Rule 23 of the Rules of Procedure, the minutes of proceedings of the previous sitting have been distributed. Are there any comments on the minutes? ... The minutes are adopted. The PRESIDENT Mr President, let me start by thanking you for taking time in your busy schedule to address our Assembly this morning, and by congratulating you on your re-election for a second term earlier this year. I am sure it will be a fruitful term, which will be highlighted by your country's political and economic progress. A number of us have had the pleasure of meeting you on previous occasions, both when you were Speaker of the Parliament and when you were President of the Republic. You very kindly received us in the White House on the beautiful island of Brijuni 18 months ago, on the occasion of a significant meeting held to define the civil-military relationship in Croatia.

66. Joan Of Arcadia - 1.02 - The Fire And The Wood Is that armenian? You know, you dont see a lot of armenian cops. Grace and Adam are sitting there trying to work on the homework. http://www.twiztv.com/scripts/joanofarcadia/season1/joanofarcadia-102.htm

Joan Of Arcadia Episode 1.02 - THE FIRE AND THE WOOD Original Airdate: 03-OCT-2003 Written by Hart Hanson - Directed by James Hayman © Posted on http://twiztv.com . Transcribed for Mysterious Messages [Please DO NOT post this transcript elsewhere without PERMISSION from the transcriptionist] Episode two begins with Joan and her father arguing in the living room. There is a TV on in the corner. Joan - I think Im old enough to decide how much make up is too much makeup. Will - The only way to prove that to me is by wearing too little. Joan - Yesterday you told me to wear less, and I wasnt wearing any. Will - The point is you dont need it. Joan - The point IS youre not a guy my age. Will - Turn that off will you. Joan goes over to the TV to turn it off. The news is on. An anchorman in a suit is reading the news. Anchorman - Wait Joan, dont touch that dial. Please dont freak out. Its me, the King of Kings the all mighty. Joan - God is doing the news? God - I know, you thought you were done after the last time we spoke. You hoped it was an isolated incident of mental breakdown, and that your life would just return to normal. Joan - Yah, well, Im talking to the television, so normal works for me.

67. The Language Resource Newsletter - September 2004 My mother tongue is armenian, but I grew up in a multilingual situation, Klassenbuch a student writes down what homework was assigned for the next http://www.nclrc.org/caidlr86.htm

68. Neal Adams News Page Planning the art for a graphically intensive, tiling composition on a drum No, he used it to help pay for his grown son s car and for necessary items http://www.nealadams.com/news2.html

NEWS Updated April 14, 2005 Latest News SECTIONS Growing World The World Around Us Other Worlds Neal Adams X-MEN Neal's Redesign for Batman Aution Rip Off Sneak Peak at BLOOD Ras Al Ghul Cover Ben Casey Book The New Marvel? About the "Science Project INVEST OUR SOCIAL SECURITY? Brave Iraq's Vote How to Rig An Election Iraq, Since you asked Minimum Wage Sculpture by Spyda LILZ : Joel Adams POD Gallery System of a Down drummer gets Neal Adams to agree to provide art for one of his drums. (Excerpted from Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide) JOHN DOLMAYAN, system of a down’s hard-hitting percussionist lined up his own A-list of comic artists to decorate his drum set—Neal Adams worked on the snare, others include Bill Sienkiewicz, Mike Kaluta and Arthur Adams. Planning the art for a graphically intensive, tiling composition on a drum was no small feat, but here is some copies of pieces of the design process Neal went through. Neal calls the drum "Even Heroes Can't Stop the Bombs." Neal further insists this does not make him cool. "In fact, nothing can make me cool," says Neal, "and I gave up a long time ago."

69. CFCC Directions February 2005 In a future issue of Directions, I will reflect on my armenian mindstores. I understand math and do great homework papers, but I will never do well on http://www.cf.edu/about/tli/directions/feb05.htm

Published by the CFCC Teaching/Learning Institute. Contact Person: Joe Zimmerman, Building 1,Room 103A Ocala Campus, Extension 1782 or 1708 Vision Statement Energetic, purposeful, creative, Central Florida Community College promotes learning in an open, caring, inclusive environment which encourages individual and community development inspired by shared values of integrity, service, responsibility and diginit y The Crash of 05 by Joe Zimmerman Learning Theme Committee Hosts Responding to Disaster Reflections on India and Armenia by Pat Fleming CFCC Bookclub Professional Development Review by Judy Davis What are We Reading Now? A look Insidethe World of John Mathews by Amy Mangen Adjunct Junction by Joe Zimmerman, T/LI Coordinator O Web CT is the course organizer for most of our 50 or so online and hybrid classes. It is also used by many professors as on online supplement in regular classes. What follows is information not on why it happened, but what it meant for the many instructors who rely on Web CT. Actually it affected individual instructors in a large variety of ways.

70. Bengali Greats Series: Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar - The Fountain Of Love The work contains no traces of art or genius in its composition, but on the contrary As the midnight bells rang at the armenian Church clock tower, http://bengalonline.sitemarvel.com/vidyasagar.html

MatrimonyCentre FREE INDIAN MATRIMONIALS . SPECIAL OFFER . CLICK Bengali Heritage Gallery Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar The country, whose male population is unkind unreligious and unaware of the distinction between the good and the evil and don't care about justice and fairness and where abiding the rituals is the chief preoccupation of religion, should not give birth to girls! [His god-like kindness expressed in the 2nd volume of publication on Remarriage of Widows.] The materialistic world of the West looks down on India as a poor nation. That assessment is and remains empirically valid, no doubt, even at the end of the twentieth century. But a society, nation or country that is ever endowed with a great man with a personality, grace and kind soul like Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar can be impoverished but hardly poor! Popularly known as Vidyasagar (meaning 'sea of knowledge'), Ishwar Chandra himself was the seat of learning. A gift of God his life was a glittering gem of morality, an exposition of the bliss of modest living, a blue sky of compassion, an everest of unfaltering dedication, a fountain of inspiration, a river of love and indeed an ocean of kindness. Watch closely how this man lived his life, how he shared his time between his family, his friends, his community and his nation, how he spent his endless energy for awakening awareness of his countrymen and for the emancipation of his nation, how he gave away every comfort of life for the sake of others and your heart will warm up to the message of this man's life. And your life will never be the same again! His graceful gift of love and affection will enrich your existence and humble your thoughts for ever.

71. Registan.net :: Central Asia News Some of them change their armenian surnames to a more Russian sounding one. My students did have a homework assignment requiring them to plan how to http://www.registan.net/index.php?paged=2

72. Active Skim View Of: 7 STUDIES OF SCHOOL AND CLASSROOM EFFECTIVENESS Top key sentences from significant pages are presented to help skim the chapter. spent reading or doing homework, or trips to the library or museums. http://www.nap.edu/nap-cgi/skimit.cgi?isbn=0309054974&chap=163-250

73. INTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR MINORITY STUDIES NGOs, with the help of international donor institutions, have acquired For example, teachers report that children who do their homework with the help of http://www.ncedi.government.bg/en/reporteduc.htm

INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR MINORITY STUDIES AND INTERCULTURAL RELATIONS 1303 Sofia, 55, “Antim I ”, tel: (+3592)8323112; 8324044; fax e-mail: minority@imir-bg.org; imir@einet.bg; http://www imir-bg.org FINAL REPORT ON PROJECT Evaluation of the Existing Educational Policies and Practices to Grant Equal Access to Education to Children from Minorities and Elaboration of Policy Recommendations for Sustainable Solutions of the Educational Issues of Minorities Implemented under CONTRACT No. MC 24/11.04.2003 with the National Council on Ethnic and Demographic Issues to the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Bulgaria and financed by the World Bank Authors: Dotcho Mihaylov and Antonina Zhelyazkova REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE GOVERNMENT Survey Among Ethnic Minority Children, Their Parents and Teachers, on Specific Problems in the Educational System Research team’s preliminary hypotheses: 1. Roma education: Bulgaria’s main social problem today and in the next decade. In the sphere of education there are two Bulgarias. One is made up of the young Bulgarians, Turks, Muslim Bulgarians and youths from other ethnic groups whose schooling and culture are comparatively adequate at the dawn of the third millennium. The other, uneducated Bulgaria comprises the children from the Roma community, the majority of whom are illiterate and lack basic cultural and social skills. Of course, there are also specific problems in the education of the Turkish minority; thirdly, there are some deficiencies in the education of Muslim Bulgarians.

74. JCR: Be'Chol Lashon Update 6_1_04 We design and develop initiatives that help build a more vibrant and secure Today, the 50000 armenian Americans in the Bay Area and others around the http://www.jewishresearch.org/BL_archives/6_1_04BL.htm

Be'chol Lashon Update 6/1/04 Featured Articles: The American Jewish World Service Relief Fund Diversity rules at one-of-a-kind Shavuot festival Right-wing Initiative Targets 'Lost Jews' Bene Israel Rabbi Returns to Indian Community ... PDF The American Jewish World Service Relief Fund May 31, 2004 JTA The American Jewish World Service is collecting relief for flood victims in Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Funds can be sent to the American Jewish World Service, Haiti/DR Flood Relief, 45 W. 36th St., 10th Floor, New York, NY 10018. Donations also can be made by phone, at 800-889-7146, or on the Web at www.ajws.org. Featured Article List Diversity rules at one-of-a-kind Shavuot festival by Dan Pine J, the Jewish news weekly of Northern California

75. Jewish Journal Archives That s why it s surprising he didn t do his homework on this one. I regret if any armenian or anyone in the community - was offended or made http://www.jewishjournal.org/archives/archiveNov27_98.htm

The Jewish Journal Archive November 27 - December 10, 1998 feature stories international news letters to the editor local news ... opinion piece Editorial Dr. Death and the Nuremberg Laws The killing of a human being on one of the nation's most watched television programs last Sunday night was a horror. Many of us for years had read of Dr. Jack Kevorkian's "physician-assisted suicides" for terminally ill people and looked upon it as possibly the most humane act to end a person's suffering. However, viewing the act, the lethal injection, the impersonal behavior of the doctor, the aloneness of the patient on 60 Minutes shed new light on this obscene practice. Coincidentally, this month, Dr. Michael J. Franzblau, a physician who has dedicated his life to revealing the evils of medical experimentation during the Third Reich, spoke to an audience at North Shore Community College. He explained that the "German Volk," which began to gain acceptance in the late 19th century, was a concept which lent an almost mystical quality to the German people as a pure race. Then what did that say about all others who were not Aryans? They were the minorities and the disabled - people who were viewed as placing a burden on the nation. Contrary to the fundamental code of physicians "to do no harm," doctors of the Third Reich had to place the state above the individual.

76. Etude_cas a heterogeneous ethnic composition, Romanians are the majority, then, Thus, the kids would spend several hours under supervision, doing homework or http://www.coe.int/t/e/com/files/events/2002-12-Violence-schools/etude_cas.asp

English portal Portail français Deutsches Portal Portale italiano Other languages Shqip Armenian Azerbaijani Bosanski ... Polski Local partnerships for the prevention and the fight against violence in schools Case study: Oradea City, Romania Oradea, city located at the Western border of Romania, only 10 km from the main custom point towards the Western Europe, has a particular personality marked by the confluence of values pertaining to West and East, its coordinates regaining not only an autohtonous, but also an European dimension. For a population of almost 210,000 inhabitants, the number of students for the school year 2002-2003 is 42,861 in 86 state schools, as follows: 45 kindergarten, 16 primary schools, 23 secondary schools and 2 vocational schools. Personnel for 1,000 students are about 79, approximately the same for 1996-2002. There are also 1,655 students in 12 private schools, as follows: 5 kindergarten, 1 primary school, 2 secondary schools and 4 post-high school. There is no consensus in defining exactly what means violence in schools. A general definition refers to violence as those physical acts that drive to injuries, but violence could be also verbal or symbolic. In the latter, the violent act of one person, with or without intent, ignores the rights and the expectations of another person, and the fact that it hurts his/her feelings even if only by omission, disparagement, lack of attention or neglect. More too often the protagonists and/or the victims of the violence are young people under age, and they are, their majority, enrolled in an educational institution, a school.

77. Brazil - BRAZZIL - Richard Boukas And His Brazilian Passion It was primarily a classical theory, composition, and musicology program. They know I ve done my musical and cultural homework, can play with the best http://brazzil.com/p40may01.htm

web brazzil.com Brazzil May 2001 Music An American Malandro Part II: Richard Boukas talks about life, music, and the lure of the Brazilian. Daniella Thompson Just Jazz Guitar magazine; promoting Brazilian music at every opportunity, and creating some of his own. Boukas' latest CD is Balaio baião, maracatu, choro, and frevo In this interview, Boukas, voted best Brazilian guitarist in the U.S. by GuitarOne magazine, looks back on his musical influences and talks about how Brazilian music came to shape his work. Brazzil Boukas New York and for that reason alone I still don't think I could live anywhere else. Brazzil Boukas choro style I wrote for the Modern Mandolin Quartet. Other special musical moments I recall from childhood are the chromatic chaconne bassline from the opening chorus of Bach's Cantata no. 78, the Grieg Piano Concerto, and the great tenor Mario del Monaco singing Pagliacci. Man, what a voice he had. We had a copy of "Twilight Time" by the Platters, 1957 or '58. Man, what a beautiful tune that was for a four year-old to hear! But popular music really didn't come into the picture for me until the Beatles, Stones, Motown, and the folk-rock era in the '60s. My sister Jeannine would drag along her little brother and go club-hopping all afternoon on MacDougald Street, where guys rehearsed right on stage in front of a relaxed audience. Those days in Greenwich Village, there was as much music happening during the day as at night. You could go into Manhattan on weekend afternoons and hear tunes being written and rehearsed by cutting-edge rock bands long before they made it big. Outdoor summer concerts at Central Park were a buck to get in, and always a double bill—sometimes totally incongruous combinations like Led Zeppelin and Herbie Mann, Mongo Santamaria and Paul Butterfield Blues Band.

78. Cigar Aficionado | Web Features | A Contemporary Look You have to do some homework. It doesn t take much preparation to get Kara Apes, Men and Morons, a posed composition of a busty burlesque queen http://www.cigaraficionado.com/Cigar/CA_Features/CA_Feature_Basic_Template/0,234

OAS_AD('TopLeft'); OAS_AD('Top'); E-mail Print Site Map Advertising Information ... What's New > A Contemporary Look Published May/June 2000 AUCTIONS A Contemporary Look Buying Contemporary Art Means Searching Beyond the Obvious By Judd Tully With one successful contemporary art auction under his belt and cutting-edge property streaming in for consignment, Phillips Auctioneers specialist Michael McGinnis appeared upbeat about the prospects for a repeat performance at Phillips's contemporary art sale on May 18 and 19 in New York City. McGinnis is eager to entice a wider collecting audience into the contemporary art world, which can often be compared to the cutthroat climate of Hollywood filmmaking, where you're only as good as your latest box office figures. Typically defined as works produced after the Second World War, contemporary art is now a hot commodity, whether you're talking about the incredibly rare Abstract Expressionist paintings by Jackson Pollock or the more recently minted work produced by wannabe stars of the new millennium. Tracking down first-rate paintings by the likes of Pollock, Willem de Kooning or Mark Rothko (three departed Abstract Expressionist superstars) is not only difficult, but wildly expensive as well. Back in November 1989, for example, a Japanese art dealer bought de Kooning's 1955 work

79. IREX - Promoting Internet Development > IATP During the second seminar, using the IATP Armenia (www.iatp.am), With the help of IATP trainers and alumni of US exchange programs and their teachers, http://www.irex.org/programs/iatp/news/2003/0321_iatpbrief.asp

/***************************************************************************** Linked js file with all the menucreation code inside ******************************************************************************/ Search: Education Independent Media Internet Development Civil Society ... United States Internet Access and Training Program (IATP) News IATP Program News March 15-21, 2003 Browse program news by location: Western Eurasia Caucasus Central Asia Western Eurasia Belarus Moldova Ukraine BELARUS IATP Brest Users Get a Colorful View of Science IATP Vitebsk Introduces Schoolchildren to Geography Resources on the Web IATP Belarus Grant Finalists Present Their Projects and Establish Contacts On March 15, the IATP access site at the Republic Scientific and Technical Library in Minsk, hosted 31 finalists of Thematic Small Grants, Round Two, and Rolling Mini-Grants, August and November rounds, from all parts of Belarus. The finalists met to get acquainted with each other, present their projects, and establish contacts with representatives of various NGOs for future collaboration. The meeting began with a brief statement by IATP Belarus Country Coordinator Alexander Solodkov, who congratulated the participants on the successful completion of their projects and encouraged them to continue their collaboration with IATP. Next, IATP Belarus grant coordinator Elena Boiko told the audience about more concrete grant-related issues and final reporting and invited participants to speak about their grant websites. Some of the projects presented by the finalists were

80. EYCAtcher, The Newsletter Of The European Youth Card Association - Issue Nr. 39 In Armenia, the delegation met the President of National Academy of Sciences and clients planned a lot of followup homework to be done before Autumn, http://www.euro26.org/eycatcher39/eycatcher.html

Nr. 39 Summer Issue 2004 Opening of the new EYCA office in Budapest We proudly opened on the 4 th of June 2004 our brand new Budapest Office located close to the bustling city center in a green area on the Buda side. The reception opened with a a lavish cold buffet with a mix of Hungarian quality food and oriental specialties like sushi. And of course champagne! (please click photos to enlarge) Go to headlines New Office staff Bookkeeping sscholten@eyca.org until 30 July and thereafter at caterienensebastiaan@yahoo.com julia.szendrey@eyca.org Recruiting of a PR officer and Director: Concerning the post of the EYCA Director, the deadline for Application is August 8. So if you know (or are!) a good candidate, applications are still welcome! Interviews will be held on August 26 in Budapest. Go to headlines New 2004 PocketFolder www.euro26.org (please click photo for a bigger view) Go to headlines EYCA Conference 2005 In any case the preparations are well under way and we are doing our best to make the Conference in Bratislava a success. Invitations and application forms for EYCA members have gone out by email and regular mail and guests have been invited by email. Also info on pre- and post-conference stays have been sent. In case you would not have received an invitation please let us know at

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