1. A Shamrock Square A Shamrock Square Promoting the abundant life by sharing with others. , http://www.ssquare.com/

Home Main Menu Home News The Farm Store Favorite Websites ... Contact Us Login Form Username Password Remember me Forgotten your password No account yet? Create one Online Users No Users Online Who's Online We have 4 guests online Newsflash Amer Jubran A story of official neglect, courtesy Alyssa Lappen at FrontPage, with thanks to EPG. On Thursday November 6, 2003, Jordanian Amer Jubran shocked the U.S. Immigration Court at his final deportation hearing and agreed to leave the... Sunday, 11 September 2005 Welcome to the Frontpage Welcome to A Shamrock Square Written by Web Master Thursday, 12 June 2003 As you can probably tell, this site is under re-construction. If you have been here before, or for the first time, please excuse our mess and WELCOME! We have a lot of changes coming in the near future. Your feedback is most important to us. Also the Farm Store is under going serious renovations. Please be patient. Oh yes, the Chestnuts are growing like mad! Thanks. The Management. Last Updated ( Friday, 23 April 2004 )

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5. CALLERLAB International organization of square dance callers. Information on square dancing and the organization, and services. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

6. Meskel Square: A Weblog About Ethiopia By Andrew Heavens, A Journalist. Contact Meskel Square A weblog about Ethiopia by Andrew Heavens, a journalist. Contact andrewheavens And here is the TagCloud for Meskel Square on its own http://www.meskelsquare.com/

September 05, 2005 Hail storms and floods Just in case anyone needs one after New Orleans, here is another reminder that nature can be a very scary thing. This is a paragraph I just wrote for the weekly relief bulletin put out by OCHA Hail storm and flood leave 13 dead in Alaba, SNNPR Posted by aheavens at 08:54 PM Comments (4) House wanted Just a quick personal note. We are looking for a house in Addis, ideally in the Aware/Kazanchis area but anywhere else within reach of the city centre would be a possibility. We need three bedrooms - or two bedrooms and a study. And we need to have the compound to ourselves. If anyone out there knows of such a place, could they get in touch via andrewheavens at ftnetwork dot com. Thanks. Posted by aheavens at 09:33 AM September 01, 2005 Angry of Addis Ababa Could this be the longest letter-to-the-editor ever? Meles Zenawi, Ethiopia's Prime Minister, has just published the third and final installment of a 13,287-word letter to the state paper The Ethiopian Herald. It is basically a detailed, point-by-point rebuttal of a preliminary statement by the European Union's observation mission to the Ethiopian Elections. Jut in case you missed it, the EU report on the recent election appeals process, the election re-runs and the Somali elections concluded:

7. GameSpot Presents: The History Of Square - GameSpot Article tracing the development of Square games. http://gamespot.com/gamespot/features/video/hist_square/index.html

GameSpot GameFAQs MP3.com TV.com ... Alienware PCs By Skyler Miller Designed by Collin Oguro Introduction In the 15 years since its humble beginnings as a game developer for the Famicom Disk System in Japan, Square has risen through the ranks to become one of the most important names in gaming. So important that its "defection" from Nintendo to Sony in the mid '90s may have been a key factor in the ultimate success of the PlayStation. So important that Electronic Arts formed a joint venture with the company. So important that Bandai's WonderSwan Color was considered an immediate contender in the Japanese portable market once Square announced that it would develop games for the system. One thing is clear: Square's games make headlines, sell systems, and generate enormous buzz. While the company is best known for its role-playing games, it has dabbled in other genres, especially in Japan. In fact, few know that the early NES hits Rad Racer and 3-D WorldRunner were Square creations. In general, though, its attempts to branch out have been met with limited success. RPGs are what Square does best, and with the Final Fantasy series, Square set the standard by which other RPGs are measured. Square first became known for its games on the NES and Game Boy, but it was on the Super NES that the company's talent really began to shine through. Final Fantasy III, Chrono Trigger, and Secret of Mana are well known as RPG classics, and all three were released within only a two-year span. These games quickly made Square one of Nintendo's top third parties and so well regarded that it was allowed to handle the development of Super Mario RPG. But from there, Square's relationship with Nintendo soured, all due to one little game...

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9. Squaring The Circle Squaring the Circle, ie constructing a square whose area equals that of a given Thus it s impossible to Square A circle using a straightedge and a http://www.cut-the-knot.org/impossible/sq_circle.shtml

Username: Password: Sites for teachers Sites for parents Awards Interactive Activities ... Sites for parents Squaring the Circle Squaring the Circle, i.e. constructing a square whose area equals that of a given circle, is one of the three famous construction problems of antiquity. Its (negative) solution was eventually obtained in 1882 from the following theorem by the German mathematician Lindemann: Theorem The expression A e a + A e a + ... + A n e a n in which all coefficients A and a are algebraic , A's are non-zero and a's are all different, cannot vanish. Remark Note that, in the simplest case of a single term e a , the theorem implies that the only point on the graph of y = e x with both x and y rational is (0,1). Although the set of rational points is dense in the plane, the graph of y = e x somehow manages to cut the plane without passing but through just one of them. The theorem is also associated with the French mathematician Hermite(1822-1901) who, in 1873, proved the special case in which the coefficients and exponents were rational numbers . Hermite applied his theorem to prove that e, the base of natural logarithms, is transcendental. (Indeed, if P(e) = for a polynomial with integer coefficients, then we'll get an expression (*) with a's being integers 0,1,...,n.)

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11. GameSpot Presents: The History Of Square - GameSpot Article tracing the development of Square games. http://www.gamespot.com/gamespot/features/video/hist_square/index.html

GameSpot GameFAQs MP3.com TV.com ... Alienware PCs By Skyler Miller Designed by Collin Oguro Introduction In the 15 years since its humble beginnings as a game developer for the Famicom Disk System in Japan, Square has risen through the ranks to become one of the most important names in gaming. So important that its "defection" from Nintendo to Sony in the mid '90s may have been a key factor in the ultimate success of the PlayStation. So important that Electronic Arts formed a joint venture with the company. So important that Bandai's WonderSwan Color was considered an immediate contender in the Japanese portable market once Square announced that it would develop games for the system. One thing is clear: Square's games make headlines, sell systems, and generate enormous buzz. While the company is best known for its role-playing games, it has dabbled in other genres, especially in Japan. In fact, few know that the early NES hits Rad Racer and 3-D WorldRunner were Square creations. In general, though, its attempts to branch out have been met with limited success. RPGs are what Square does best, and with the Final Fantasy series, Square set the standard by which other RPGs are measured. Square first became known for its games on the NES and Game Boy, but it was on the Super NES that the company's talent really began to shine through. Final Fantasy III, Chrono Trigger, and Secret of Mana are well known as RPG classics, and all three were released within only a two-year span. These games quickly made Square one of Nintendo's top third parties and so well regarded that it was allowed to handle the development of Super Mario RPG. But from there, Square's relationship with Nintendo soured, all due to one little game...

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13. A New Future For Wenceslas Square? - 27-07-2005 - Radio Prague Prague s Wenceslas Square A natural hub of the city and a busy one at that. A previous proposal for Wencesles Square A previous proposal for Wencesles http://www.radio.cz/en/article/68973

Radio Prague - the international service of Czech Radio Text only version 12-9-2005, 00:36 UTC News Previous Archive Daily news sent to you by e-mail ... Czechs in History Czech Music Encore Magic Carpet Czech Science Czechs Today ... ICE - Insight Central Europe Events and Projects Castles of the Czech republic Uherske Hradiste Summer Film School Karlovy Vary International Film Festival World War II - 60 years on ... Archive About Radio Prague How to listen to RP Radio Prague on FM Confirmation of Reception Staff ... Czech Radio history About the Czech Republic The Czech Republic in dates History in a nutshell The Czech Republic through Children's Eyes Virtual Cemetery ... Heart of Europe Magazine Useful Information Czech Centres Residence Permits Czech Links Home in the Czech Republic - Advice for Living in CZ ... Current Affairs A daily in-depth look at current events in the Czech Republic. A new future for Wenceslas Square? [27-07-2005] By Jan Velinger Listen 16kb/s 32kb/s Prague 1's Town Hall has announced a tender for plans to revamp the city's main thoroughfare, Wenceslas Square, with councillors saying layout and transport need to be improved. They also want to ban parking and to see more pedestrian areas. Wenceslas Square Prague's Wenceslas Square: a natural hub of the city and a busy one at that. Every day endless streams of tourists make their way across its length, together with locals on their way to work, or shoppers just hitting the stores - all under the watchful eye of the square's famous statue of St Wenceslas on horseback. As a site, it's a natural one for visitors. But, there are problems too, there are the cars... which many pedestrians say are choking the 750-metre square to death.

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17. /fm Article: Red Square. The Harvard Crimson Online he was buried in the Kremlin’s Red Square As a hero. The first red scare between 191920 had prompted a few states to institute loyalty oaths for http://www.thecrimson.com/fmarchives/fm_02_15_2001/article2A.html

B ack in the late 1930s, a handful of intellectuals squeezed into professors’ tiny Cambridge apartments every other week. After shuffling into a room, they would discuss current events, collect dues and hold an “educational” period, which involved a book review or a discussion of one of the Commie classics by Lenin or Engels. Then, talk would turn to other organizations—mainly the Teachers’ Union. Composed of Harvard staff and graduate students, the Marxist bunch managed to get three of their own elected to the union’s executive committee, hardly enough to exert any real power. The group never exceeded 15 members, never forced ideas on its members, never encouraged indoctrination of its students and never dreamed of espionage. But less than two decades later, after most of the members of this “red cell” had left the Communist Party and forgotten about their bi-weekly soirees, they were considered amongst the most dangerous people in America. Harvard, as the home of this deviance, was nicknamed the “Kremlin on the Charles.” And all because of a man named Joseph R. McCarthy. H arvard’s record on academic freedom in the 1950s will be impossible to gauge until the 50-year embargo on archived documents passes on the majority of papers from the height of the red scare. But until then, people have been doing their best to figure out what actually happened during those tense years. For decades, the Harvard line has been that the University was a beacon of liberty, an institution that valued education far beyond terror and protected its professors from the wild accusations of paranoid conservatives. In recent years however, that Mr. Clean image has been slowly tarnished by new information. The latest twist in the tale is the story of the late Raymond S. Ginger, Assistant Professor of Research in Business History.

18. Washington Square: A Little Piece Of Heaven Washington Square A Little Piece of Heaven feature story by Louis Martin. http://www.coastnews.com/nb.htm

Home Gallery Search Archive ... Contact WASHINGTON SQUARE: A LITTLE PIECE OF HEAVEN Louis Martin NORTH BEACH . It can make your head spin. Stand on the corner of Columbus and Broadway on a Friday night with sex shows in one direction and pasta and pretty people in the other, and you can feel your equilibrium go. Yet North Beach is a great love. City Lights, Vesuvio's, Viva's ... how can you hate this place? But for some, it can be too much of a good thing and dizziness sets in. But don't worry: there is a calm place in the middle of it all. Washington Square. There you are surrounded by that great heady extravaganza called North Beach but you are no longer in it. Or you are so close to its center that it ceases to spin. Washington Square is a moment's rest and a little vision of Heaven on earth. A Hindu heaven, perhaps. For it is the little time out before you reenter life; before you go to Tosca's for a nightcap. But be aware of this: the square is not a square; it is a trapezoid. That is because of Columbus Street. Columbus Street is why you never know quite where you are in North Beach. It is not till you get out at a map and study it that you realize that the streets of North Beach are not the work of a magician with mirrors; on paper, anyway, they form the conventional neighborhood grid.

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20. China Expert Pye Examines Tiananmen Massacre Account of a lecture by Lucien Pye on the massacre and its place in Chinese history. http://www-tech.mit.edu/V109/N60/china.60n.html

China expert Pye examines Tiananmen massacre By Sophia Yee The Tiananmen Square crisis and how it fits into Chinese history was the focus of a lecture given on Monday by Professor Lucian W. Pye of the Department of Political Science. The lecture was part of the Independent Activities Period series, "Communism in Crisis." According to Pye, Tiananmen has become a symbol of change and of the uncertainty that has overtaken the Communist world. "Tiananmen has become a word that fits in politics, like Hiroshima, the Berlin Wall, and Pearl Harbor," he said. Pye emphasized that even though the country's mood remained good until 1987, many problems existed in China even four years before the Tiananmen crisis. He said that Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping's ideas were focused on economic reform, and the West assumed that this would move China gradually towards capitalism and democracy. He added that "the Chinese thought a compromise between a market economy, a command economy and a socialist economy [would] be possible. However, the Chinese seemed to be having spurts moving ahead, then stopping." When Deng began his reforms, there was an "outburst of energy, and the mood of the people shifted from pessimism back to optimism." Discontent grew, however, as inflation aggravated agricultural problems, leading the government to give the peasants IOUs instead of cash for their grain, he noted.

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