61. CANCAPS Bulletin 29 - May 2001 People s Republic of China, Selected Documents of the 15th CPC National du Groupe ViêtNam Benoît de Tréglodé et Christopher gosha a fait également http://www.iir.ubc.ca/cancaps/cbul29.html

CANCAPS Bulletin / Bulletin du CONCSAP No. 29 - May 2001 Economic Construction and the "Opening Up" of China CANCAPS Conference Reports Northeast Asian Security Economic Security ... Calendar A Message from the Co-Chair Dear members of CANCAPS, Larry Woods has recently had to relinquish his position as President of CANCAPS because of medical reasons. Larry is for many of us not only an esteemed colleague, but also a dear friend, and I am sure you will join me in wishing him a speedy recovery. We will obviously recognize Larry's work for CANCAPS, and indeed his profound enthusiasm for the Consortium, at our next annual meeting. Two immediate consequences follow from Larry's resignation: 1) In conformity with the Terms of Reference for the Officers of CANCAPS, I will now assume the function of President of CANCAPS. We will hold at our December 2001 meeting an election for a new Vice-President. Those interested in putting forward their names for this election should contact Heather Chestnutt, Shannon Selin or myself by October of this year. 2) Larry will not be able to organize our December 2001 meeting at the University of Northern British Columbia, contrary to what had been planned. Our meeting will instead take place at the University of British Columbia, where it will be co-hosted by Pitman Potter of the Institute of Asian Research and Brian Job of the Institute of International Relations. The dates of the meeting, December 7-9, remain the same as what had been previously announced.

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SGP Reports Television team filmes 'Snowman' tracks in Siberia August 10, 2004 'Wildmen' sightings in Chechnya February A wild, almost animal-like fear - Maya Bykova's co-worker about the encounters on Kola in 1988 July October Russian publications on Igor Burtsev's fieldwork in the USA February Encounters and research in Kirov province, Central European Russia (I) March 17, 2005 Encounters and research in Kirov province, Central European Russia (II) March 21, 2005 Questioning of a possible eye-witness in the village Psygansu, Caucasus March 29, 2005 'Wild men' in the Russian-Kazakh Altai and Sayan April 19, 2005 On Nikolaj Avdeev's expeditions in Western Siberia NEW May 4, 2005 Au gust 10, 2003 Television team filmes 'Snowman' tracks in Siberia At the end of August 2002 the Moscow television channel ORT broadcast a documentary about a 'Snowman' sighting in western Siberia in summer 2002. This was reported by various newspapers in the Russian Federation. Leonid Ivanov * gave the following report of the encounter: Two boys from the village of Azovy, Vova Katschin and Sasha Sakharov, saw a " terrifying creature " in the river. Using it´s hands for support, it approached the river bank where the boys were. One of the boys ran to the village while the other was so shocked that at first he was unable to run away and was able to see the creature close-up. Later he was able to make a sketch which resembled a very hairy humanlike being.

64. SOMALIA 1999 HUMAN DEVELOPMENT Somalia is located in the eastern portion of the Horn of africa, About 1.5million people in Somalia live in coastal areas and their observed procedures http://meltingpot.fortunecity.com/lebanon/254/undp.htm

web hosting domain names photo sharing SOMALIA 1999 HUMAN DEVELOPMENT CONTENTS Preface Acknowledgements Executive Summary Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Acronyms Preface This is the first report on Human Development in Somalia. It takes its lead from the series of UNDP annual global Human Development Reports that started in 1990. Since then, over 100 reports have been published for particular countries with UNDP taking a "caretaker" role for their production. Human development in Somalia is difficult to assess, since reliable data on basic development indicators are scarce, and independent field research constrained by ongoing insecurity. This is the only Human Development Report written without the benefit of government counterparts to supply data; Somalia in 1998 remains a stateless country. The initial research for and partial drafting of this report was prepared by Michael Hopkins and Jawahir Yusuf Adam (MHC International). Subsequently, the project was handed over to a team under UNDOS (United Nations Development Office for Somalia, a UNDP/multidonor project). Of this team, Ken Menkhaus and Roland Marchal served as joint lead authors of the final draft. They assume responsibility for the analysis, as well as any errors of fact or interpretation. - Dominik Langenbacher

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Presented as a public service of the china-resources.net web-site.) Lindsey V. Maness, Jr. On Security spies (e.g., Trojan Horses , etc.) can be brought into secure facilities, with potentially disastrous consequences. For those who are skeptical of these simple truths, please consider history: the movies " Tora, Tora, Tora " and " Wake Island unclassified document is intended to enlighten users, in particular those battling against terrorism: please use it solely as a means to receive information. Version: October 17 th Click here for: Courtesy of Lee R. Rice , P.E., President Data Technology Services 10920 West Alameda Avenue leerice@dtsisoftware.com Click here for: Courtesy of Douglas C. Peters , Geologist, President Peters Geosciences Co. 169 Quaker Street petersdc@petersgeo.com A compilation of information about the geological resources of Afghanistan, and its effective use in support of anti-terrorist activities, is presented. CEAR 2000 World Resources Denver Mining Club Afghanistan Afghanistan: Military Analysis of Geological References Bryant Griffin , who served multiple tours-of-duty with distinguishment as a Green Beret in Vietnam. The injuries sustained by him in the service of our country were dire. Military service is a primal urge, the instinct to protect one's family, tribe, nation, and by extension, all of humanity. May all those who serve our country be honored as they deserve.

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Presented as a public service of the china-resources.net web-site.) Lindsey V. Maness, Jr. On Security spies (e.g., Trojan Horses , etc.) can be brought into secure facilities, with potentially disastrous consequences. For those who are skeptical of these simple truths, please consider history: the movies " Tora, Tora, Tora " and " Wake Island unclassified document is intended to enlighten users, in particular those battling against terrorism: please use it solely as a means to receive information. Version: January 28 th Click here for: Courtesy of Lee R. Rice , P.E., President Data Technology Services 10920 West Alameda Avenue leerice@dtsisoftware.com Click here for: Courtesy of Douglas C. Peters , Geologist, President Peters Geosciences Co. 169 Quaker Street petersdc@petersgeo.com A compilation of information about the geological resources of Afghanistan, and its effective use in support of anti-terrorist activities, is presented. CEAR 2000 World Resources Denver Mining Club Afghanistan Afghanistan: Military Analysis of Geological References Bryant Griffin , who served multiple tours-of-duty with distinguishment as a Green Beret in Vietnam. The injuries sustained by him in the service of our country were dire. Military service is a primal urge, the instinct to protect one's family, tribe, nation, and by extension, all of humanity. May all those who serve our country be honored as they deserve.

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70. LEPROSY AND VACCINATION By WILLIAM TEBB (Complete) INDIA SOUTH africa THE INOCULATION OF THE CONVICT KEANU LEPROSY COMMUNICATED BY Leprosy has attacked people of all conditions in the West Indies. http://www.whale.to/v/tebb/complete.html

71. BrothersJudd Blog: February 2003 Archives If the majority of the people of Iraq elect a Shia as a leader than so be it . There are an estimated 1000 indigenous Muslims in Australia, http://www.brothersjudd.com/blog/archives/2003_02.html

Search WWW Search brothersjudd.com Home Reviews Links Blog Daily Glossary Orrin's Stuff Email ... Main February 28, 2003 Posted by Orrin Judd at 08:46 PM DOMINO THEORY: US for Abu Mazin as Palestinian leader (Anwar Iqbal, 2/28/2003, UPI) U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage said Friday that senior Palestinian official Mahmud Abbas, also known as Abu Mazin, would be acceptable to the United States as a replacement for Yasser Arafat. [...] Armitage did not say whether the Israelis would also accept Abu Mazin, but he was a key figure in the Oslo negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians that led to the peace agreement. The Israelis regard him as a moderate member of the Palestinian leadership. He remains secretary of the Palestine Liberation Organization executive council and one of Arafat's close aides, but he is no longer active having distanced himself from the Palestinian leader in July last year when it became obvious that Arafat was no longer acceptable to Israel and the United States. [...] Armitage said that if a change in Iraq brings about a Shiite government, the United States would have no objection.

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LONG RANGER 33 (part 1) Newsletter of the Association for the Study of Language in Prehistory. (formerly Mother Tongue Newsletter) Issue 33. (Part 1) September 2001. The Assocation for the Study of Language in Prehistory (ASLIP) is a nonprofit organization, incorporated under the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Its purpose is to encourage and support the study of language in prehistory in all fields and by all means, including research on the early evolution of human language, supporting conferences, setting up a data bank, and publishing a newsletter (Long Ranger) and a journal (Mother Tongue) to report these activities. Membership : Annual dues for ASLIP membership, including subscriptions to Long Ranger newsletter and Mother Tongue journal, are U.S. $25 in all countries, except those with currency problems (e.g., Russia). Please send membership fees to: Peter Norquest tel: 520-903-0648 ASLIP Treasurer e-mail: Norquesp@U.ARIZONA.edu 1632 Santa Rita Avenue Tucson, AZ 85719 U.S.A. Long Ranger Editor (for this section): Michael Witzel ASLIP President Harvard University 2 Divinity Ave.

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