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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

63. Recommended Reading For Ministry In The Former Soviet Union And East Succinct overview of the history, geography, ethnic composition, The discussion of hungary outlines the 198990 flowering of freedom of conscience in http://www.samford.edu/groups/global/ewcmreport/articles/ew02206.htm

Vol. 2, No. 2, Spring 1994, Covering the Former Soviet Union and East Central Europe Recommended Reading for Ministry in the Former Soviet Union History, Culture, and Society Pages Batalden, Stephen K. and Sandra L. The Newly Independent States of Eurasia: Handbook of Former Soviet Republics. Phoenix, AZ: Oryx, 1993, 3-24. Succinct overview of the history, geography, ethnic composition, and current political and economic situation in the Russian Republic. Powell, David E. "Social Problems in Russia." Current History 92 (October 1993), 25-30. A sobering overview of increasing crime, violence, and drug abuse, compounded by a seriously faltering health-care system. Richmond, Yale. From Nyet to Da: Understanding the Russians. Yarmouth, ME: Intercultural Press, 1991. A wealth of cross-cultural common sense. Learned, yet perfectly practical. Based on many years of firsthand experience. "Must" reading along with the LeClairs' Handbook for Christian Travelers Solzhenitsyn, Alexander. "Matryona's House" in We Never Make Mistakes.

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The 1936 Olympic Games in Germany by Arvo Vercamer and Jason Pipes The saga of the 1936 Olympic games began on 26 May 1930. This was when the German Olympic Committee met with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in Berlin to petition for the hosting rights to XI Olympic games; other applicant cities were Barcelona, Istanbul, Frankfurt am Main, and Nürnberg. Of note is that Berlin was supposed to host the games in 1916, but these were cancelled due to WWI. The German Olympic Committee organizers and planners did their homework well. When it was their turn to address the IOC, the Germans made an excellent case for showing that Berlin was in the heart of Europe - the city was accessible to everyone by air, by land and even by sea (via a number of German and other European port cities). To further increase their chances of being awarded the games, the German Olympic Committee showed the IOC preliminary development and construction plans as to how Berlin intended to host the games and how Germany would have regulation sports facilities available for all competitions. On 25 April 1931, almost a year later, the IOC met in Barcelona, Spain, to render its decision. German Olympic committee members were there too. To further increase their chances, the German delegates in Barcelona made a few last minute pitches as well; one of them being that Germany would like another chance to host the games because the 1916 games in Berlin were cancelled.

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Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute Home Jewels of Endurance by Marlene H. Kennedy Contents of Curriculum Unit 02.01.03: Narrative Description of Class Overview and Objectives Rationale for the Choice of Literature ... To Guide Entry Description of Class "Jewels of Endurance" has been created to meet the diverse educational needs of a sixth grade class within an urban, fifth through eighth grade inner-city school with a population of about 600 students. Nearly 98 percent of the student population is African-American, with the remaining two percent consisting of students from a variety of backgrounds, including Vietnamese, Caucasian, Hispanic, Indian, Japanese, Chinese, Native American, and Mexican. Classrooms are heterogeneously inclusive, containing students with special needs and learning disabilities that require adaptations to the curriculum. Students have a variety of learning levels and socio-economic demands within their lives which affect the way they view the importance of education. The response to literature component of the unit, featuring the historical novel Dear America Early Sunday Morning The Pearl Harbor Diary of Amber Billows Hawaii , by Barry Denenberg, is designed to operate with three to four heterogeneously grouped literature and reading circles, so students of all learning levels and abilities experience the benefits of working together (and thus fulfilling state and local curriculum standards and goals). By heterogeneously grouping the literature and reading circles, students are able to read silently or aloud to one another to complete the novel. Teachers may take the approach of assigning the reading of 10 pages per day over 12 days, in class or among the groups, or they may elect to assign the reading as homework.

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New York State Library Division of Library Development The New York Public Library Coordinated Outreach Services Program Final Report for 2003 If you build them, they will come! Not true for many library communities. Unlike the baseball film "Field of Dreams" where fans and baseball players blindly find their way to the baseball field, libraries need to get the word out! The New York Public Library's Office of Community Outreach Services (CDS) did just that over the last year, working in the communities of The New York Public Library's 85 Branches. Library outreach work is the responsibility of every staff member in The Branch Libraries. Over this past year, 22 professional staff members, of all ages and specialties, participated in the outreach services seminar and received training in the delivery of outreach services. Many of the seminar participants, as part of their seminar assignments, conducted staff meetings at their respective Branches to sensitize the local Branch staff on how to better serve persons with disabilities. Some of the seminar participants opted to convey the sensitivity issues by showing a short video: The Ten Commandments: Serving Persons with Disabilities . One of the seminar participants reached out to incarcerated mothers at the Rikers Island Maternity Unit and established a monthly Baby and Me lapsit program. Others reached out to nursing home residents with reading aloud programs, while others reached out to diverse ethnic populations in their Branch service areas.

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HIP (Historically Informed Performance) Part 14 Continue from Part 13 On the futility of HIP Charles Francis wrote (June 12, 2004): A well known musician stated the following: Of course we know that, for all the use of historical instruments and boys' choirs, we cannot simply transplant an 18th century performance to the present day. (...) Too much has happened since then in the history of music. Both the musicians and the listeners of the present time, who grew up musically with Beethoven, Brahms and Stravinsky, perform and listen to a work by Bach with completely different ears to the musicians and listeners of Bach's time, who were only familiar with Buxtehude, Kuhnau and Reinken."] Anyone disagree?. Donald Satz wrote (June 12, 2004): [To Charles Francis] No disagreement, but all that matters to me is musical enjoyment, and I much prefer baroque music played in the HIP style with period instruments. Johan van Veen wrote (June 12, 2004): There is nothing new in this statement. And as far as I know nobody – at least no interpreter - does intend to transplant a 18th-century performance into our time. But an attempt to come as close as possible to the performance practice of the composer and his time is no transplantation, because that is impossible. But I get sick and tired of the argument used in statements like this that listeners of our time have grown up with Beethoven, Brahms and Stravinsky and therefore their perception must be different. How do other people know which composers I have grown up with? I only started to listen to Beethoven when his music was played on period instruments. And I can only appreciate

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NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS SECTION MARCH issue Editorial note: This section contains items culled from various Internet news services, discussion lists and other announcements. Unless specifically noted, I have not visited the sites, used any of the software, reviewed the literature, or written the news items. I present this digest to you in good faith but cannot vouch for the accuracy of its content. Kerry Smith Books required by University Libraries in Iraq sophie.felfoldi@ifla.nl Tue 9/03/2004 12:59 AM ifla-l@infoserv.inist.fr Books required by University Libraries in Iraq While almost all university libraries south of Iraqi Kurdistan were looted and/or burned, even the ones left untouched have little in them. In Kurdistan , there are hardly any books after 1980. It is the same for journals. The law library in Tikrit has a few hundred law students and 80 books in its whole library - and most of these are Xerox copies of Xerox copies stitched together. The will accept books in every field and specialty. That said, where they think the need is greatest is in the sciences and medicine - including nursing, pharmacy and veterinary medicine and science.

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Program 2003 Petroleum system evaluation: fluid composition prediction 12 - 16 May Prof. dr. B. Horsfield and Dr. R. Di Primio 16 - 19 September Prof. dr. B. Horsfield and Dr. R. Di Primio Overview: Petroleum consists of an exceedingly complex mixture of hydrocarbons and non-hydrocarbons, extending from methane to macromolecular aggregates. The relative proportions of these components are quite variable and depend initially on the nature of the kerogen in the parent source rock and its level of maturity at the time of expulsion, and subsequently upon the pressure and temperature conditions of the source-carrier-reservoir system during expulsion, migration and accumulation. This course demonstrates how petroleum compositions may be predicted and the results applied in basin modelling (e.g. phase or GOR prediction), and aims at providing an introduction to petroleum system modelling using a combined theoretical and hands-on approach. Participating students will learn: Pyrolysis techniques in petroleum exploration Kerogen typing Use of bulk and compositional kinetic models for hydrocarbon generation and cracking Principles of 1-D, 2-D and 3-D modelling, including establishing a conceptual model, calibration using organic and inorganic parameters, calculating subsurface temperatures using heat flow and conductivities, and reconstructing thermal and erosional history.

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Guestbook, second quarter, 1999 Thank you for visiting the Web Gallery of Art We would like it very much if you added your entry to our guestbook. These are the comments of the second quarter of 1999. See the latest entries. Martin umj@walkermartyn.co.uk Glasgow June 30, 1999 Hwang, Sang Hee montegosh@mailcity.com Tae Jon, R. O.Korea June 30, 1999 Anders Dimberg adimberg@hotmail.com Gellivare, Lapland, Sweden June 30, 1999 HELLO cheryl house cheryl_house14@hotmail.com Peoria, Illinois, US June 29, 1999 marc molyneux, jr marcjrn4em@yahoo.com Mobile, Alabama, USA June 29, 1999 I learnt history of art from this website,thanks a lot Chung Yi chungyi@mailcity.com Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia June 28, 1999 Szekely, Gyorgy szekelysoc@ludens.elte.hu es: szekely9@freemailc3.hu Budapest, Hungary June 27, 1999 This is the most inspirational website - absolutely uplifting. How delightful to be able to send a postcard! I am interested in Sofinisba Anguissola (1531-1625) Thank you! Joan Phillip Joan Phillip joanphillip@bigpond.com Bathurst, NSW, Australia June 26, 1999

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78. NEA: National Education Association Home Page To help alleviate this isolation, the authors created New Teacher Groups moving from band to baseball practice to class, from homework and to friends. http://www.nea.org/neatoday/0204/resource.html

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