41. Parallel Processing Lab On ADA Server - Papers konstantin andreev, Harald Räcke, 2004 pdf format Pdf(131 KB) konstantin andreev,Bruce M. Maggs, Adam Meyerson, Ramesh K. Sitaraman, 2003 http://ada.ce.sharif.edu/pp/papers.php

Parallel Processing Lab CE Department, Sharif Univ of Tech. ADAHome Parallel Home Books MPI ... Links Papers And Documents ACM Symposium on Parallel Algorithms and Architectures Adaptive channel queue routing on k-ary n-cubes Arjun Singh, William J. Dally, Amit K. Gupta, Brian Towles, 2004 Pdf (344 KB) Balanced graph partitioning Pdf (131 KB) Bi-criteria algorithm for scheduling jobs on cluster platforms Pdf (203 KB) New results on web caching with request reordering Susanne Albers , 2004 Pdf (187 KB) Simple efficient load balancing algorithms for peer-to-peer systems David R. Karger, Matthias Ruhl, 2004 Pdf (135 KB) Time complexity of practical parallel steiner point insertion algorithms Pdf (83 KB) Asynchronous parallel disk sorting Roman Dementiev, Peter Sanders, 2003 Pdf (270 KB) Designing overlay multicast networks for streaming Konstantin Andreev, Bruce M. Maggs, Adam Meyerson, Ramesh K. Sitaraman, 2003 Pdf (232 KB) I/O-efficient topological sorting of planar DAGs Lars Arge, Laura Toma, Norbert Zeh, 2003

42. The Kirov's Reconstructed Sleeping Beauty 1 - Doug Fullington Ivan andreev (also Act I, The Palace Garden ), konstantin Ivanov (Act II, The production in the Kirov s blood, however, is the konstantin Sergeev http://www.for-ballet-lovers-only.com/Beauty1.html

The Kirov's reconstructed Sleeping Beauty by Doug Fullington Sleeping Beauty was first produced by the Imperial Theatres, St. Petersburg, on January 15, 1890 (January 3, Old Style) at the Maryinsky Theatre, with music by Pyotr Tchaikovsky (1840-1893) and choreography by Marius Petipa (1818-1910). The Kirov's new production of Sleeping Beauty premiered in St. Petersburg on April 30, 1999 and made its North American premiere on June 28, 1999 at the Met in New York. Staged by Sergei Vikharev, a Kirov soloist and ballet master, with assistance from dance historian Alisa Sveshnikova, the production is an effort to reconstruct the original Sleeping Beauty of 1890 or, more precisely, Sleeping Beauty as it was performed at the turn of the century. Indeed, the importance of the Kirov's new Beauty rests on the ability of its reconstructors to recreate the original sets, costumes, music and choreography. My purpose is to evaluate the production as a reconstruction. The original costumes were designed by Ivan Vsevolozhsky (1835-1909), Director of the Imperial Theatres from 1881 to 1899 and librettist of Sleeping Beauty. His delightful and colorful designs have been beautifully rebuilt for the late-20th century Kirov bodies under the direction of Elena Zaitseva. The original sets were designed by five scenic artists who specialized in various types of décor: Genrikh Levogt (Prologue, "Florestan's Palace"), Mikhail Bocharov (Act I, "The Palace Garden," and Act II, "A Forest Locale and Panorama"), Ivan Andreev (also Act I, "The Palace Garden"), Konstantin Ivanov (Act II, "Interior of the Sleeping Beauty's Castle") and Matvei Shishkov (Act III, "The Esplanade of Florestan's Castle and Apotheosis"). These have been reproduced with equal success under the direction of Andrei Voitenko.

43. The Diplomat - Bucharest Ambassador HE Mr konstantin andreev andreev BURKINA FASO Embassy of Burkina Fasoin Romania Ambasada Burkina Faso in Romania http://www.thediplomat.ro/embassies.htm

skip to: page content links on this page site navigation footer (site information) THE DIPLOMAT - BUCHAREST document.write(''+'') Diplomatic Missions National Days Ambassadors Appointments ... Profiles document.write('') Embassies Email: editor@thediplomat.ro ALBANIA Ambasada Republicii Albania in Romania The Embassy of the Republic of Albania in Romania Chancellory: 712 012 Bucuresti, Str.Duiliu Zamfirescu, nr.7, Sector 1 Tel: (0040-1) 211.98.29; 312.22.10 Fax: (0040-1) 210.80.39 Email: ambasada_albro@yahoo.com Working hours: Monday to Friday 8.00-16.00 Consular section: Monday Wednesday and Friday 10.00-13.00 Ambassador: H.E. Mr. Leonidha Mertiri ALGERIA Embassy of the Democratic and Popular Republic of Algeria Ambasada Republicii Algeriene Democratice si Populare in Romania Chancellory: 71111 Bucuresti, B-dul Lascar Catargiu nr.29, Sector 1 Tel: (0040-1)211.51.50; Protocol: 212.41.85; 314.45.65 Fax: 211.56.95; Telex:10448 Email: ablgbuc@bx.logicnet.ro Working hours: Mon - Fri 8.30-16.30

44. South-East European Cooperation Process (SEECP) HE Mr. konstantin andreev. Ambassador. Mr. Georgi PANAYOTOV, Ambassador. 3, HE Mr.Zeljko KUPRESAK, Ambassador. 4, HE Mr. Tihomir ILIEVSKI, Ambassador http://www.cdep.ro/pls/dic/site.page?id=445

45. Lutheran Hour Ministries - Fact Sheet konstantin andreev. Population 143782338. Media Outreach • RLHM/Konkordia broadcaststwo Gospelcentered radio programs and five TV programs. http://www.lhmint.org/facts/russia/

Visit LHM-Russia's Website The Country The People Religion ... Contact Info Today in Russia... Russia Lutheran Hour Ministries (RLHM/Konkordia) has been spreading the Gospel in word and deed throughout Russia since January 1993. It produces two Gospel-centered radio programs and five TV programs. These media efforts concentrate on bringing the Gospel and Russian history and culture together in compelling ways for a broad and diverse audience. Extensive broadcast coverage makes everyone in the former Soviet Union a potential listener to RLHM programs. Each broadcast offers an enrollment in the Bible correspondence course (BCC) and opens up opportunities for dialog with listeners based on their personal needs. An active correspondence with listeners and supporters is a major feature of the center’s work. More than 80,000 responses are received and answered each year. RLHM representatives use Russian-language materials for followup, and listeners are directly referred to meet with pastors, lay leaders, or volunteers in their area. More than 150,000 Russian Bibles for children and adults have been distributed since 1993, and more than 8,000 people have enrolled in the BCC. More than 3,365 people completed the 10-lesson study and received “Luther’s Small Catechism.”

46. International Lutheran Hour Ministries: News According to LHM Russia Director konstantin andreev, there are many children withspecial needs in the city of Saransk. Some are paralyzed, suffering from http://www.lhmint.org/news/2001stories/sickchildren.htm

Sick children benefit from Russian media Release No: 01-28 Date: 7 May 2001 Back to 2001 News by Eric Batchelder SARANSK, Russia: A local Russian TV producer used his time, talents and treasures to minister to sick children in the Russian city of Saransk recently, and Lutheran Hour Ministries (LHM) was there to help. According to LHM Russia Director Konstantin Andreev, there are many children with special needs in the city of Saransk. Some are paralyzed, suffering from heart disease or are mentally ill. So LHM decided it was time to do something to lift their spirits. "Vadim Rozhnovskiy is one of our (LHM) volunteers and is a layman in his church," Andreev said. "He is also the director of a local TV company and, through LHM, he arranged to have a special day for the invalid children of Saransk." The special day took place at the local Philharmonic building and included such events as a costume contest and games. The children also watched LHM cartoons like "The Puzzle Club." "About 60 children attended the event along with their parents," Andreev said. "And many gave us their address to receive more information about LHM. From what we’ve heard from Vadim, the children and their parents left feeling very happy."

47. Konstantin Matveev konstantin Matveev. Principle Investigator AV andreev and KA Matveev, Coulombblockade oscillations in the thermopower of open Quantum Dots, Phys. Rev. http://www.msd.anl.gov/groups/cmt/personnel/matveev/

Materials Science Division Condensed Matter Theory MSD Home Overview Groups Highlights ... Personnel Konstantin Matveev Principle Investigator Rese arch Interests Education [1982-1988] Studies in Physics at Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology. [June 1988] Graduation with Honors. Diploma thesis title: Inelastic tunneling across thin amorphous films. Supervisor: Prof. A. I. Larkin. [1988-1990] Post Graduate, Institute of Solid State Physics, USSR Academy of Sciences, Chernogolovka, Moscow distr. Supervisor: Prof. D. E. Khmelnitskii. [May 1991] Ph. D. from the Institute of Solid State Physics. Thesis title: Effects of disorder and electron-electron interactions in tunnel microjunctions. Supervisor: Prof. A. I. Larkin. Professional activities [1990-1991] Research Associate, Institute of Solid State Physics, USSR Academy of Sciences, Chernogolovka, USSR. [1991-1993] Research Associate, Theoretical Physics Institute, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN. [1993-1996] Postdoctoral Associate, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA. [1996-2000] Assistant Professor, Duke University, Durham, NC.

48. The Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod - Photos - Monday konstantin andreev, Director, Lutheran Hour Ministries International MinistryCenter in Russia, gives an overview of the ministry he serves at one of the http://www.lcms.org/pages/internal.asp?NavID=5471

49. Directors & Impressarios: Konstantin Stanislavsky konstantin Stanislavsky (18631938) was the son of a wealthy Russian merchant . Maxim Gorky’s Lower Depths, Leonid andreev’s Life of a Man. http://max.mmlc.northwestern.edu/~mdenner/Drama/directors/stanislavsky.html

Konstantin Stanislavsky Home Directors Tsar Feodor Ioannovich The Seagull Uncle Vanya The Three Sisters , and The Cherry Orchard Lower Depths Life of a Man Days of the Turbins Squaring the Circle Bread Vsevolod Meyerhold and Evgeny Vakhtangov. The influence of his "Method" was and remains extensive in the United States as well, especially through the influence of Lee Strasberg. Plays Visual Arts Designers Resources

50. Program For SPAA 2004 konstantin andreev and Harald Raecke. 935am 1000am, Bi-criteria Algorithmfor Scheduling Jobs on Cluster Platforms Pierre-Francois Dutot, Lionel Eyraud, http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/SPAA/program-2004.html

PROGRAM FOR SPAA 2004 June 27, 2004, Sunday Registration at Sala del Llac (Campus Nord) Reception at Jardins del Rectorat (Garden in front of Sala del Llac, Campus Nord - UPC) June 28, 2004, Monday Welcome Session 1: Routing I On Delivery Times in Packet Networks under Adversarial Traffic Adi Rosen and Michael S. Tsirkin Adaptive Channel Queue Routing on k-ary n-cubes Arjun Singh, William J. Dally, Amit Gupta, and Brian Towles Compact Name-Independent Routing with Minimum Stretch Ittai Abraham, Cyril Gavoille, Dahlia Malkhi, Noam Nisan, and Mikkel Thorup Break Session 2: Peer-To-Peer Systems Object location in realistic networks Kirsten Hildrum, Robert Krauthgamer, and John Kubiatowicz Simple Efficient Load Balancing Algorithms for Peer-to-Peer Systems David R. Karger and Matthias Ruhl Consistent, Order-Preserving Data Management in Distributed Storage Systems Baruch Awerbuch and Christian Scheideler Geometric Generalizations of the Power of Two Choices John W. Byers, Jeffrey Considine, and Michael Mitzenmacher Lunch Session 3: Caching I Fighting Against Two Adversaries: Page Migration in Dynamic Networks Marcin Bienkowski, Miroslaw Korzeniowski, and Friedhelm Meyer auf der Heide

51. Program For SPAA 2003 konstantin andreev, Bruce Maggs, Adam Meyerson, and Ramesh Sitaraman. 1055am 1120am, Combining Online Algorithms for Rejection and Acceptance http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/SPAA/2003/program-2003.html

PROGRAM FOR SPAA 2003 June 6, 2003, Friday Reception June 7, 2003, Saturday Continental Breakfast Session 1: Scheduling I Optimal Sharing of Bags of Tasks in Heterogeneous Clusters Micah Adler, Ying Gong, and Arnold L. Rosenberg Minimizing Total Flow Time and Total Completion Time with Immediate Dispatching Nir Avrahami and Yossi Azar Online Deadline Scheduling: Multiple Machines and Randomization Jae-Ha Lee Break Session 2: Routing I A Practical Algorithm for Constructing Oblivious Routing Schemes Marcin Bienkowski, Miroslaw Korzeniowski, and Harald Raecke A Polynomial-time Tree Decomposition to Minimize Congestion Chris Harrelson, Kirsten Hildrum, and Satish Rao Online Oblivious Routing Nikhil Bansal, Avrim Blum, Shuchi Chawla, and Adam Meyerson Novel Architectures for P2P Applications: The Continuous-Discrete Approach Moni Naor and Udi Wieder Lunch Session 3: Networks I Optimal Fault-Tolerant Linear Arrays Toshinori Yamada and Shuichi Ueno The Effect of Communication Costs in Solid-State Quantum Computing Architectures Dean Copsey, Mark Oskin, Tzvetan Metodiev, Frederic T. Chong, and Isaac Chuang

52. Welcome To Casa Nato of Foreign Affairs, Jan Soth Ambassador of the Slovak Republic in Romania,konstantin andreev - Ambassador of the Bulgarian Republic in Romania http://www.casanato.org/?action=calendar&evid=166

53. ELECTROSHOCK.RU: "Yney" past century Oleg andreev, Igor Len, konstantin Smirnov, Dmitry Tcvetkov, Orlov together with his music partner Oleg andreev created new project http://www.electroshock.ru/eng/records/personalities/rime/

Electroshock Records Personalities "Yney" "Yney" (means "hoar-frost") is the combination of three outstanding musicians - Jury Orlov, Igor Shaposhnikov and Andrew Kireev . All of them are so original by themselves that they are worth a story apart. Jury Orlov Jury Orlov (1964) - composer, musician, poet and animator appeared on Russian music scene in 1983 and immediately attracted everybody's attention with his first steps in the field of his career as a professional musician, as these steps had strongly pronounced avant-gardish character - participation in Andrew Suchilin's legendary session project "Do Major" (1984-85), co-operation with St. Petersburg's experimental rock-group "Jungle" (1984), collaboration works with "New Composers" and avant-garde sessions under the name "Nikolay Kopernik" together with musicians of "Do Major" and "Lunar Piero" Nevertheless this brilliant avant-garde start was superseded by Jury's insuperable romantic mood which as a result had led to the creation of new neo-romantic project "Nikolay Kopernik"

54. Discrete Math And Algorithms Seminar Web Page Joint work with konstantin andreev, Adam Meyerson, and Ramesh Sitaraman. 04/27, S.Smith, Deparment of Mathematics, A Discrete Homotopy Theory for Graphs, http://math.asu.edu/~andrzej/semold/seminar7.html

Previous Seminars Mailing list Spring 2004 Organizational Meeting Prof. H. Barcelo, Department of Mathematics, Graphs and Social Networks Prof. H. Kierstead, Department of Mathematics, On-Line Ramsey Theory Prof. A. Czygrinow, Department of Mathematics, Distributed algorithms for matching problems Prof. E. Lloyd, University of Delaware, Fully Dynamic Bin Packing Prof. D. Duffus, Emory University, Order preserving maps and automorphisms of partially ordered sets Gexin Yu, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign , On H-linked graphs. Melih Onus, Department of CSE, Broadcasting Algorithms in Ad Hoc Networks Prof. G. Hurlbert, Department of Mathematics, Whence graph pebbling? Prof. H. Kierstead, Department of Mathematics, Dominating Sets in k-Majority Tournament Prof. B. Maggs, Carnegie Mellon University, Designing Overlay Multicast Networks for Streaming S. Smith, Department of Mathematics, A Discrete Homotopy Theory for Graphs, with Applications to Order Complexes of Lattices 01/27, Organizational meeting 02/03, Prof. H. Barcelo, Department of Mathematics, Graphs and Social Networks

55. Credits Gheorghi Bogdanov Gheorghi Velichkov Hristo Mikov Ivan Balabanov Kaloyan SomlevKiril Slaveikov konstantin andreev Lilia Popova Lyubomir Vassilev http://www.experiencebulgaria.org/credits.htm

Credits Project Board Boris Deliradev Leah Davcheva Milla Mineva Project Management Boris Deliradev Concept Lucrat Usability Lab Christine Milner Boris Deliradev Web Design Ekaterina Dimieva Web Development Simeon Kirov Text Christine Milner Paromita Sanatani Text / Clubbing Bogdan Russev Text Adaptation for the Web David Lee Marketing Research Consultant Dudley Blossom Launch of Website / Creative Concept and Design Selection of Photography Boris Deliradev Photography Assen Sharlandjiev Boris Missirkov BTA Photo Press Dneven Trud 24 Chasa Elena Dikova Emil Danailov Gheorghi Bogdanov Gheorghi Velichkov Hristo Mikov Ivan Balabanov Kaloyan Somlev Kiril Slaveikov Konstantin Andreev Lilia Popova Lyubomir Vassilev Martin Mitov Mehmed Azis Metropolis Milen Gheorghiev Nassi Boytcheva Nikolai Trayman Paromita Sanatani Pavel Ganchev Petar Krustev Petar Manoilov Plamen Djadjev Plovdiv Guide Rea Winters Rossen Radev Reuters Ruslan Donev Slavi Kalinov

56. JCWS 3:2 | "From Anti-Westernism To Anti-Semitism" By Konstantin Azadovskii And 7 konstantin Simonov, one of the writers who had met with Stalin in 1947, See for example A. andreev and G. Efimov, Vospityvat nauchnye kadry v dukhe http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~hpcws/egorov.htm

From Anti-Westernism to Anti-Semitism by Konstantin Azadovskii and Boris Egorov Journal of Cold War Studies, 4:1, Winter 2002, pp. 66-80 In the Soviet Union the "anti-cosmopolitan" campaigns of the late 1940s and early 1950s were a taboo subject for many years afterward. Even during the "thaw" under Nikita Khrushchev, Soviet publications made no mention of the campaigns. Only with the advent of glasnost under Mikhail Gorbachev in the late 1980s was the topic finally discussed in Soviet newspapers and journals, beginning with an article in the journal Zvezda. This initial article was followed by numerous other articles and discussions on Soviet television, which brought to light new information about the events of 1948-1949. Those events, spurred initially by the anti-Western thrust of Soviet policy during the early Cold War, are the subject of this article. The article will trace the origins and evolution of the anti-cosmopolitan campaigns and will then recount the purge of the Philological Faculty at Leningrad State University in 1948-1949. The events in Leningrad provided a microcosm of what was occurring in the Soviet Union at large. This episode is useful in showing how the external demands on Soviet foreign policy during the opening years of the Cold War contributed to changes in Soviet internal policy and an intensification of domestic repression.

57. 1906 Pinsk Uyezd Duma List, A-H Gozhetskii, konstantin, andreev, manufacturing tax. Grebanka, Mikhail, civil service.Gres, Ivan, Terentev, house owners http://www.jewishgen.org/belarus/pinsk_uyezd_dumaa.htm

Belarus SIG All Belarus Database Belarus Static Index Grodno ... Contact us 1906 Pinsk Uyezd Duma List, A-H by the Belarus SIG translated by Ted Gostin and Alexander Kott Surnames starting with I-P Q-Z also try the 1906 Pinsk city duma list For more information on duma lists, please visit the Duma Voter List FAQ Duma project coordinators: Risa Heywood and Riki Vered If you found a name on this list, or if you would like to contribute to the translation and Web posting of lists like these, please make a generous contribution to the Belarus SIG general fund or any of its projects SURNAME GIVEN NAME PATRONYMIC CTGRY/QLFCTN A?un?kev Ivan Iakovlevich civil service Abram Iosel Niselev manufacturing tax Abramchik Ivan Semenovich civil service Abramovich Froim Movshev house owners Abramovskii Tsal house owners Abrin Abram Movshov apartment tax Adolf Voldemar Ivanov civil service Afonin Aleksiei Ivanovich civil service Ainbinder Dovid Mendelev house owners Aizenband Srol Iankelev house owners Aizenberg Shmuilo Berkov house owners Aizenberg Girsh-Leiba Ioselev house owners Aizenberg Girsh Dovidov house owners Aizenberg Srol Osherov house owners Aizenberg Dovid Abramov house owners Aizenberg Srol Dovidov house owners Aizenberg Leiba house owners Aizenberg Zelik house owners Aizenberg Nota Berkov house owners Aizenberg Leizer Zuskindov house owners Aizenberg Abram Leizerov house owners Aizenberg Zavel house owners Aizenberg Srol Meerov house owners Aizenberg Srol Mendelev house owners Aizenberg Iudel Itskov house owners Aizenberg Iankel Mordukhov house owners Aizenberg Ierma Zaivelev

58. Konstantin V Shvachko - ResearchIndex Document Query Overlay Multicast Networks For Streaming konstantin andreev Bruce M. Maggs AdamMeyerson is the delivery of highquality live audio and video streams to http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/cis?q=Konstantin V. Shvachko

59. 1 Announcement Göran Vendin, Vitali Shumeiko, andreev Reflection konstantin Arutyunov, TommiHolmquist, Jyväskylä, Nonequilibrium, spin-polarized quasiparticles http://fy.chalmers.se/~kuzmin/Workshops/8WORKSH/ANNOUNCEMENTS/1Announcement.html

1 Announcement The Jubilee 8 th International Workshop "From Andreev Reflection to the International Space Station" with special topic "40 years with Andreev Reflection" Organizing Committee: Leonid Kuzmin, Gothenburg, - Chairman Tord Claeson, Gothenburg Alexander Golubov, Twente Jukka Pekola, Helsinki Anna Kydiyarova-Shevchenko, Gothenburg Hans-Georg Meyer, Jena Michael Tarasov, Moscow - Gothenburg Vladimir Gromov, Moscow-Gothenburg Ann-Marie Frykestig, Gothenburg th International Workshop. The workshop will be devoted to the progress in nonequilibrium effects in mesoscopic structures , supersensitive cryogenic detectors and possible applications. Special attention will be paid to Andreev reflection discovered 40 years ago. Young scientists are very welcome for participation. Special lectures and tutorials will be organized for PhD students and young scientists. Special attention will be paid to cooperation of our activity for participation in the 6 EU Framework Programme. The related meeting of ESA-led Concortium "Developmement of Superconducting Sensor Arrays" is under discussion. The possible application of the detectors for Terahertz imaging and balloon, ground-based and space telescope will be discussed.

60. Comunicat De Presa - 7 Februarie 2005 Education and Research meeting with the ambassador of the Republic ofBulgaria, ES konstantin andreev – a protocol meeting (without press statements). http://www.edu.ro/cpress50209e.htm

PRESS RELEASE AGENDA of the education and research minister, professor Mircea Miclea, for 7 – 10 February 2005 10.00 – Ministry of Education and Research – meeting with the director of the World Bank for Human Resources, Charles Griffin. 11.30 – Ministry of Education and Research – meeting with the director of British Council Romania on the topic of supporting the Romanian Government in the education reform process. 16.00 – Ministry of Labour – meeting with representatives of the National Authority for Qualifications in order to speed up the process of establishing qualifications in Romania. 10.00 – World Trade Center Bucharest - participation, together with the state secretaries and the general secretary of the Ministry of Education and Research and the minister of communications and information technologies, Zsolt Nagy, in the 6th seminar ,,The computer-based education system – a chance for Romania”, organised by the „Adevãrul” newspaper in partnership with the Ministry of Education and Research. 9.30 - Ministry of Education and Research – meeting with the ambassador of the Peru Republic, E.S. Elard Albert Escala – a protocol meeting (without press statements).

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