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Extractions: Review by Amy Czechorosky Recipe for surefire smash: Take one part comedy legend Steve Martin. Add a healthy portion of the always-hilarious Eugene Levy. Mix well. Then go ahead and try a bite; its already bound to be quite satisfying. After that, stir in the deliciously funny Queen Latifah, who seems to be the taste everyones craving these days. A few more stirs, and then? Well, right about then you should be seeing hordes of people stream in for a nip of that glorious confection, made as it was from such top-of-the-line, cant-fail ingredients. One problem, though: When the end result is Bringing Down the House, the new movie, shockingly, executive- produced by the Queen herself, youre going to find yourself stuck with a bunch of leftoversas well as a whole theater full of cranky and still-hungry moviegoers.
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Extractions: RUSSIAN ORGANIZED CRIME With the demise of the bipolar ideology, we are building a better, safer world. Yet, we have also inherited a new host of problems, which given the increasingly interdependent global society effects all of us, no matter which country develops a particular problem. Russian OC has certainly been one such problem because of its size, geography, financial capital involved, global reach, effect on developed countries' economies, and other aspects of society. In addressing the issue of Russian OC, I would like to start the way we always do in preparation of reports for our clients: with an executive summary. To establish certain important factors, I would like to state the following: The situation in Russia changes very quickly. What was applicable in describing the Russian reality even two years ago, is largely outdated now. The problem of Russian OC was first ignored by the West. Later the West caught on mainly the media. The same media lacking understanding oversimplified, overexposed and oversensationalized the problem. The image of the Russian mob that emerged in the past few years is hopelessly obsolete. Indeed, Russian OC exists and presents a problem for Western businesses in Russia. But the problem is not as acute as it was in the early- and especially mid-1990s, at the height of free-for-all capitalism in Russia. In fact, the situation is changing for the better. Fairly quickly too.
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Extractions: 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.
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Extractions: November 27 - December 10, 1998 feature stories Editorial 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.
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Extractions: Los Angeles County Child Care Needs Assessment March 2000 Brenda Ball Cuthbertson Elizabeth Burr Bruce Fuller Diane Hirshberg Policy Analysis for California Education University of California, Berkeley l Stanford University 3653 Tolman Hall l Berkeley, CA 94720-1670 Web Site: http://pace.Berkeley.edu Executive Summary With an expanding economy and increasing numbers of CalWORKs participants moving into the workforce, demand for child care in Los Angeles County will increase. Yet, while earlier research pointed to a dearth of child care, there is little data on where child care is needed within Los Angeles County, as well as little information on specific types of care available like special needs care or care during non-traditional hours. In 1999, the Department of Public Social Services (DPSS) contracted with Policy Analysis for California Education (PACE) to conduct a study of the licensed child-care supply for all children in the county. Via a survey of over 2000 child-care providers in Los Angeles County, PACE was asked to determine the following: How does the supply of licensed child care vary across the county? Are vacancy rates lower or higher in certain communities?
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Extractions: NORTHWESTERN HIGH SCHOOL 2000-2001 SCHOOL YEAR COURSE DESCRIPTIONS This "Course Description" has been written with the intent of informing students and parents about the many learning opportunities available at Northwestern High School. REGISTRATION FOR CLASSES Course selection is a process that students and parents should take seriously. Parents are asked to approve all student course selections and are encouraged to contact school personnel with any questions or concerns. PLEASE CALL STUDENT SERVICES AT 363-2434 STUDENTS . . . are reminded that decisions made in the registration process are important and not to be taken lightly. should make their course selections carefully and discuss them with their parents, teachers, and counselor No course changes are allowed after June 1st. when registering for classes, choices should be based on their interests, needs, career aspirations, and graduation requirements.
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Extractions: Andrea Brown The UCLA NAID Center has been requested by the U.S. Department of the Treasury, on behalf of the NADBANK U.S. Community Adjustment and Investment Program (CAIP), to provide an overview of the post-NAFTA regional and sectoral employment impacts on the United States and their potential implications for a methodology for determining NADBANK CAIP eligibility criteria. This report should be used as a complementary addition to the UCLA NAID data report and draft CAIP eligibility criteria presented at the last meeting of the NADBANK CAIP Advisory Board on October 11, 1995 (attached as final section of Appendix 1). Below we present a section on our updated proposed criteria for NADBANK CAIP eligibility and project selection. This is followed by sections III-VII concerning our analysis of the data on North American regional and sectoral impacts and by two case studies (one urban and one rural) where the NAID Center is providing reserach and technical assistance to help communities satisfy NADBANK eligibility and project selection criteria.
Extractions: Year Program Title Author Subject Type Feigenbaum, Evan A. China's Techno-Warriors: National Security and Strategic Competition from the Nuclear to the Information Age . Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 7 April 2003 (forthcoming). Allison, Graham. " A War Played to Many Audiences Boston Globe A (31 March 2003): 19. Frankel, Jeffrey. " Advice to a Fledgling Economic Advisor The Financial Times (31 March 2003). Juma, Calestous. " Agricultural Biotechnology in Development: Challenges and Opportunities ." 26 March 2003. Nye, Joseph. " The Right War at the Wrong Time Boston Globe (24 March 2003). Nye, Joseph. "
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Extractions: ICS Library ... We have stepped up our fundraising activities in an effort to offset our increasing costs. This is discussed more in the "Message from the Editor" below. There have been some changes in the bulletin boards too. Dorie Straus is the new moderator for the Cellist-by-Night chat board (thanks, Dorie!). We have also added a "Professional Performers and Educators" board to our collection of bulletin boards. This was done in the hopes that we will get more participation from the many professionals out there. It is co-moderated by Robert Battey (thanks, Bob!) and Tim Finholt. Many will be happy to know that we do not envision the ICS adding any more chat boards, (though we are pondering what to do about college-age cellists). The traffic on our website has increased to the point that our internet service provider is sending us overage notices, requiring that we upgrade our account or they will disable the website, which translates to higher fees, of course. This is great news because it means that our website is becoming a highly-used resource on the internet (nobody likes to eat in an empty restaurant), but it does require that we step up our fund-raising activities. Because of this, we are looking to the membership to help us financially in as many fun and easy ways as possible.
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Extractions: NOTE: If this is your first visit to one of my pages, you might want to check out my home page first, so you have an idea where I'm coming from. Well, I can't quite believe it, but it's true. After I got an e-mail from Columbine asking what had happened with the teaching job, I looked back over my journal, and realized that I completely forgot to tell y'all the outcome: I got the job! More specifically, I got not one, but two, yes, two courses! From June 21 to August 17, I'll be teaching Basic Composition and Intermediate Composition at Salt Lake Community College Let's not even bring up the whole issue of what happens if the Mormon students stumble across my web page. Meep. (Actually, I suspect I will have to discuss that issue at some point, but I'm not going to think about it yet.) I leave for Salt Lake on June 12th (it would have been a little later, but Kevin may be going to a conference from the 13th - 17th, and it'll make my life much easier if he's there when I arrive (in a blind panic)). That means that before then I need to: sort through all my papers pack (which includes teaching clothes, regular clothes, Clean Sheets files, writing files, textbooks for the courses I haven't finished yet, my teddy bear, some photos, my teaching books/notes, Jed's laptop that I'm still borrowing, disks and other assorted computer junk, formal Indian clothes for Roshani's wedding, jewelry for same, and I don't even know what else)
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Extractions: 18th Draft - September, 1998 A HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN COMMUNITY SCHOOL AT BEIRUT compiled by The ACS Staff with contributions from: Margaret Bliss Leavitt '11 Lois Glessner Adam '50 Archie Crawford '18 A. Douglass Brice '53 H. Huntingon Bliss '21 Monroe Pastermack '53 Harold Dorman '22 William Tracy '53 Belle Dorman Rugh '25 Conrad Smith '55 Dorothy Merrill Dorman '29 Sally Parmelee Young '58 Grace Dodge Guthrie '32 Jonathan G. Stacey '61 Kenneth L. Crose '34 Linda Handschin Sheppard '68 Edward Nicol '34 Melanie Brechtel '72 Ivy (Gorkiewicz) Compton-Bishop '35 Cynthia Soghikian Wolfe '72 Donald Byerly '36 Constance Scott Walker '76 Elizabeth Kuenzler Marshall '36 Catherine C. Bashshur (Fac) Elizabeth Witherspoon '37 Curtis Strong (Fac) Anne Byerly Moore '40 Elsa Turmelle (Fac) Patience Sutton Hajj '46 W. Robert Usellis (Fac) Thomas H. Ball '49 edited by Jonathan G. Stacey '61 Contents Foreword Much of this history is drawn from the ACS archives, but certain lengthy contributions covering the earlier days of the school were provided by various ACSers to us in the 1991 - 1994 time frame. Where appropriate, those contributions are specifically credited within the text. Portions of this history were previously published in the Diaspora Potrezebie, the quarterly newsletter of the Alumni Association of the American Community School (AA/ACS) at Beirut. The majority of the anecdotal contributions to this history are drawn from alumni who are unabashedly fond and proud of their school, so some bias is apparent.
Extractions: Acknowledgments I want to thank all of the people at the five institutions that I interviewed. My thanks also to those who showed me around, explained how things work, and, especially, told me how they feel about America Reads. My highest tribute goes to the America Reads contacts that are making a difference in the lives of college students and the futures of so many young Californians-and told us how they were getting things done. I especially want to thank the leaders of the five programs at the institutions that we studied in depth: Dick Cone and Tina Koneazny at USC, Judy Rauner and Elaine Elliott at USD, Anita Madrid at UC Berkeley, Andra Verstraete at Glendale Community College, and Rosemary Hurtado at SFSU. Their generosity, insights, enthusiasm and commitment to their tasks are stunning. I am grateful for the time they gave to this project, and I am inspired and humbled by their example. Finally, I want to thank President Robert A. Corrigan for his inspired leadership and devotion to America Reads, and my colleagues at the Corporation for National Service and at America Reads/America Counts at the U.S. Department of Education.
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Extractions: Click here for the full map. Introduction [Top of Page] Background: Turkey was created in 1923 from the Turkish remnants of the Ottoman Empire. Soon thereafter the country instituted secular laws to replace traditional religious fiats. In 1945 Turkey joined the UN and in 1949 it became a member of NATO. Turkey occupied the northern portion of Cyprus in 1974 to prevent a Greek takeover of the island; relations between the two countries remain strained. Periodic military offensives against Kurdish terrorists have dislocated part of the population in southeast Turkey and have drawn international condemnation. Geography [Top of Page] Location: southeastern Europe and southwestern Asia (that portion of Turkey west of the Bosporus is geographically part of Europe), bordering the Black Sea, between Bulgaria and Georgia, and bordering the Aegean Sea and the Mediterranean Sea, between Greece and Syria
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Extractions: More Armenia Information CIA Factbook World Atlas Home Geography Home Page Armenia Introduction [Top of Page] Background: An Orthodox Christian country, Armenia was incorporated into Russia in 1828 and the USSR in 1920. Armenian leaders remain preoccupied by the long conflict with Azerbaijan over Nagorno-Karabakh, a primarily Armenian-populated exclave, assigned to Soviet Azerbaijan in the 1920s by Moscow. Armenia and Azerbaijan began fighting over the exclave in 1988; the struggle escalated after both countries attained independence from the Soviet Union in 1991. By May 1994, when a cease-fire took hold, Armenian forces held not only Nagorno-Karabakh but also a significant portion of Azerbaijan proper. The economies of both sides have been hurt by their inability to make substantial progress toward a peaceful resolution. Geography [Top of Page] Location: Southwestern Asia, east of Turkey
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Extractions: More Azerbaijan Information CIA Factbook World Atlas Home Geography Home Page Azerbaijan Introduction [Top of Page] Background: Azerbaijan - a nation of Turkic Muslims - has been an independent republic since the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991. Despite a cease-fire, in place since 1994, Azerbaijan has yet to resolve its conflict with Armenia over the Azerbaijani Nagorno-Karabakh enclave (largely Armenian populated). Azerbaijan has lost almost 20% of its territory and must support some 750,000 refugees as a result of the conflict. Corruption is ubiquitous and the promise of wealth from Azerbaijan's undeveloped petroleum resources remains largely unfulfilled. Geography [Top of Page] Location: Southwestern Asia, bordering the Caspian Sea, between Iran and Russia
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Extractions: Introduction [Top of Page] Background: In 1806, Azerbaijan, a region of Turkic Muslim people, was conquered by the `Russians. In 1918, Azerbaijan declared independence from Russia, but was incorporated into the Soviet Union in 1920. It again declared its independence in 1991, following the collapse of the USSR. The conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia over the Nagorno-Karabakh region is still unresolved after 10 years and Baku has yet to settle disputes with its neighbors over oil rights in the Caspian Sea. During the war, Karabakh Armenians declared independence and seized almost 20% of the country's territory, creating some 750,000 Azerbaijani refugees in the process. Both sides have generally observed a Russian-mediated cease-fire in place since May 1994.
