81. Sanjiv.nanwani.net - The Web's Premier Source Of.. Something. i havn't done any homework tonite but hopefully i can clear it how could i go do somechinese cultural thing spent the whole of my day on the comp, lazing around http://sanjiv.nanwani.net/

+- sanjiv's blog -+ contact mail: sanjiv@nanwani.net msn: icecoldpaper@hotmail.com icq: 46384306 projects hangman e-mailer bandwidth test converter my brotha's ah peks of '02 alphis azri arya/alex ... yazid shoutbox Name: Email: Message: Search Archives Friday, April 4th, 2003 live for the moment! yeah baby.. went for a long cycling trip today again.. what made it special was the rain. cycled in the rain to this completely forested area with a small drain going through it.. was riding on the semi-flooded drain. haha.. i only turned back when i realised the drain was completely flooded, and it was about 20m away from e kallaing river. anyway, i got all dirty, wet and scratched by thorny flowers. but i had a great time.. live for the moment baby! Current mood: Rejuvenated - posted by sanjiv sssllleeeeeeeppp i need more sleep.. i went offline at around 10+ but i didn't fall asleep till after 12. and i woke up at 7am after having a dream. crap, for once i was enjoying my dream but i suddenly got interrupted somehow.. haha. my knee and sole are still aching from yesterday's fall. i feel so drained now.. like some sort of a lifeless creature. my mind's stagnant.. i need some inspiration.. something to get me moving. blah, guess it's time to get started on physics. Current mood: Lethargic - posted by sanjiv Thursday, April 3rd, 2003

82. Japanese Hiragana, Katakana, and about 250 Kanji (chinese characters 2A2B-2C series is tohelp students to Requirements Short quizzes and homework assignments for each http://www.humanities.uci.edu/undergrad/F2002/Japan.htm

School of Humanities Add/Drop Policies Any student may add or drop a Humanities course through the end of the second week of classes. Humanities majors may, with an instructor's signature, add or drop a non -Humanities course through the end of the sixth week of classes, subject to any deadlines imposed by the School/Program where the course is offered. Majors in Humanities may change the grading option in a course through the end of the sixth week of classes. Japanese NOTE: All the courses from first through third year Japanese focus on the development of speaking, listening, reading, and writing with an emphasis on communicative language use that also reveals features of Japanese culture. Classes are conducted entirely in Japanese except when English explanation is necessary. NOTE: Placement testing is required for any student with prior background in Japanese, whether from home exposure or high school classes or college-level classes. Students with no prior background in Japanese may enroll directly in the 1A course. JAPANESE 1A: FUNDAMENTAL JAPANESE YOKOTA/MORIOKA/STAFF The objective of Japanese 1A-1B-1C is to guide students in developing facility in basic Japanese.

83. Site Index Rights@Work (chinese). ArcadeGames. • homework Helpers. http://www.aflcio.org/siteguides/map.cfm

Site Quick Find: About the AFL-CIO Alliance for Retired Americans Allied Organizations America@work Magazine Arcade BushWatch Central Labor Councils Child Care Civil Rights Community Services Constituency Groups Constitution Consumer Protection Convention Corporate Accountability Corporate Research Education Elder Care Election Reform Enron Equal Pay Ergonomics Executive Council Actions Executive PayWatch Faith and Worker Justice Fliers Form a Union Games Global Economy Global Unions Health Care Policy History Homework Helpers How the AFL-CIO Works How People Join Unions ILO Workers’ Rights Poster Immigrant Workers John Sweeney Join a Union Labor in the Pulpits Linda Chavez-Thompson Local Union Movements Magazine Manufacturing Martin Luther King, Jr. Media Medicare Minimum Wage Mission News News Releases Organizing Organizing Institute Press Statements Politics Register to Vote Resolutions Richard Trumka Rights@work Scholarships Sept. 11 Social Security Speeches State Federations Sweatshops Testimony Trade Unemployment Help Union Advantage Union Cities Union Community Fund Union Difference Union Summer Unions of the AFL-CIO Voting Record Website Map When the Paycheck Stops Why People Join Unions Workers' Comp Workers' Memorial Day Workers' Voices Workers’ Rights Working Women Home Site Index Join the Union Movement People of Faith ... Link Request Site Index Site Guides: Union Members Retirees Students Activists ... Site Index

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Current News Archives Forum IRC Chat ... View All Downloads Welcome to the Battlefield GENERALS XO The site is currently going through its development stages, keep checking back to see what's new. ANNOUNCEMENTS: Generals-XO.com needs staff, if you think you can provide the help that is greatly appreciated here then please SIGN UP . We are currently looking for:- News Updaters Map makers Article writers Mod Makers If you can provide us with anything else, please say so in the e-mail you send me. Affiliates « CnC Sector CNCDEN CNC Army WW Experience ... SpiritBall-Net German Sites Planet Generals Staff « Webmaster IndyUK Co-Webmaster Articles ICNTSNIPE SexPistols News Posters Map Makers cobbspur SexPistols Khanpug Topsites « Most Annoying Rush? Tank Infantry Aerial Results Polls You are visitor » Renegade 2 Rumor Is False - Posted by on Thursday, April 3 2003

85. Capriangel's LiveJournal -- Entries happy chinese new year everyone and i'd do more but my lil brother wants to take thecomp from me _ well i guess it's no more homework , 16 Jan 2003 1142pm http://www.livejournal.com/users/tsukiotome/

capriangel's LiveJournal Entries entries friends calendar capriangel website chimerical waters userinfo livejournal userinfo calendar livejournal calendar mood indifferent omg, memoirs of a geisha is such a great book!! i haven't finished reading it yet, but i love the descriptions and arthur golden's writing style. i would stay up all night to read it but i still haven't started my homework yet ^_^' my lil brother wants to learn to play the saxophone You're the loving smile,the one that is entirely devoted to others,especially that one person.You really can't get them out of your head,but then,you don't really want to. What Kind of Smile are You? brought to you by Quizilla 2 comments post comment i get to sleep in tomorrow!! yay!! mood ecstatic i love terri's new layout! kippei has great hair XDD education is so expensive. i just paid for APs. it's 84 dollars for each i found this quiz on daf's blog sometime ago ^^ You're Hideki! You're kind, caring, honest, and all around sweet guy! Allright, allright, you're a little dense sometimes, and you're sometimes a pervert, but still! Everyone usually instantly likes you for your outgoing personality.

86. Evangelism On The Internet homework (through Prodigy's 'Infonaut's homework Helper and TV satellite dishes theChinese government has alternative discussion groups), 'comp' (computer stuff http://www.pastornet.net.au/jmm/inte/inte0016.htm

The Gospel and the Internet Next Article Internet 'Viruses' Previous Article The Y2k Problem Evangelism On The Internet You Too Could Reach A Million People By The Year 2000! A question in John Mark Ministries' seminar on creativity asks: 'If you were to reach more people in the world via one communications medium, what would you use?' (Correct answer: Coca Cola containers - they're in more places than radio!). What would your message say? (See below for mine!) As a teenager, having just made a 'decision for Christ', I dreamed about reaching millions with the Christian gospel. The motivating text was 'Preach the word; be instant in season and out of season...' (2 Timothy 4:2 KJV). So I put gospel tracts into letterboxes and left them in library books. Later I wrote a large slogan on a storm-water drain near a railway line; 'witnessed' on talk-back radio; conducted evangelistic missions in universities and colleges; pastored a church where at least two people were converted every week for nearly nine years (Blackburn Baptist Church in Melbourne)... My recent book GROW! is an attempt to explain the Good News to thoughtful young people and adults. (My 'evangelistic hero' was Billy Graham - who's probably spoken face to face to more people than anyone in history).

87. Homework Center - Language Arts Library presents a collection of Web links to resources on American history organized by subject. http://www.multnomah.lib.or.us/lib/homework/amhsthc.html

School Corps Library Catalog Library Databases Ask Us! Online ... Tareas Escolares American History: American History Megasites 17th Century (1600s) 18th Century (1700s) 19th Century (1800s) ... Women's Suffrage Movement American History Megasites American Memory http://memory.loc.gov/ Search, browse and learn from the Historical Collections for the National Digital Library at the Library of Congress. Includes thousands of historical documents, maps, photographs, movies, and prints. 1492: An Ongoing Voyage http://www.ibiblio.org/expo/1492.exhibit/Intro.html What happened when Columbus arrived in Americaand after? Ad*Access http://scriptorium.lib.duke.edu/adaccess/ This site archives over 7000 images from US and Canadian newspapers and magazines from 1911 through 1955. The site focuses on radio, television, transportation, beauty and hygiene, and World War II. America's Story http://www.americaslibrary.gov/ Read about Buffalo Bill, Frederick Douglass, Thomas Edison, Duke Ellington, Harry Houdini, and more. To go back in time click on the time period you want to learn more about. Learn short facts about each state. Watch videos and listen to audio here. The Early American History Interactive Crossword Puzzle http://earlyamerica.com/crossword/index.html

88. Professional Robotics And Robots comp.robotics.misc Newsgroup concerning general robotics. http://inventors.about.com/cs/prorobotics/

zfp=-1 About Homework Help Inventors Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Inventors with Mary Bellis Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS 20th Century Inventions History of Computers/Internet A to Z Inventions ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement Guide picks Professional robotic sites listed with technical and trade related information and robotic research and development sites. Autonomous Systems at GMD Mega research and development site based in Germany (english language) - they have some incredible projects in current research and development. Artificial Intelligence David Ellis guides the Artificial Intelligence department at About.com. Hhe has a good list of applied research robotic sites. Robotic Industries Association The industry's "central clearinghouse" for the exchange of technical and trade related information. More for the professional or technically trained. The Laboratory Robotics Interest Group They are a special interest group focused on robotics applications in the laboratory.

89. Inventor Newsgroups And Mail Lists Newsgroup comp.patents Newsgroup to discuss patents - FAQ. http://inventors.about.com/cs/mailnewsgroups/

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91. Free Code Delphi Games - Page 2 Of 2 Tangram Tangram is a classic chinese puzzle consisting of 7 pieces cut from a http://delphi.about.com/cs/gameapp/index_2.htm

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92. Coding For The World - Part 1/2 Displaying fonts for different languages (like chinese or Japanese) in http://delphi.about.com/library/weekly/aa102400a.htm

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93. #bigmog Statistics Created By Wonka (with A Little Help From MIRCStats V1.18..:) http://www.geocities.com/bigmoglog/JANmog02.html

#bigmog statistics generated by Wonka Statistics generated from Tuesday 1/1/2002 to Thursday 1/31/2002 During this 31-day reporting period a total of 260 persons visited the channel #bigmog Daily statistics Hours 0-6 Hours 6-12 Hours 12-18 Hours 18-24 When do we actually talk here? 25 most talkative nicks Nick Number of Lines Random Quote @BIGmog "I have... but not much" @Prettz "Wait thats a chinese beer.." @Ajinryu "pyro sent me the ones she had for x-mas, but she's missing 30 somet... ...hing to 51" @Rekka-Shinen "cause i love em and need em, but i keep losing em" freak "time to follow his example." @Veecher "the only reason it feals like that is cause you hold thebgc where the bateries are" @Beezel "chocolate... chip.. juice?" @Wonka "oh yeah, stupid flash" @Edge "well you made one hell of a naked dragon" @yay "there has to be a way to get that disconnect button away from the status button" NightFallX "i dont like regular milk" @Godhand "he wont be able to come in here as long as that bans there" dark-fighter "meridian is associated with video game files only, blaze"

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97. M328K Computer Course Page - Spring 2000 http://www.ma.utexas.edu/users/finotti/M328K.html

M328K Computer Course Page - Spring 2000 I'll put some information here, including HWs, so you should check this page regularly. Here are some links that may be useful for you: Dr. Sofer 's home page, and her course page Here is a link to PARI , from where you can download the program and get some information about it. If you want to download the new version for Windows, click here Here is a link for the Local Computer Resources. You can find a local link to PARI there. (In that link, it tells you how to run PARI under EMACS . (Highly recommended!) Also, here is a link for the computer system FAQ . And here is an official link to some information about Emacs. Here is another local link for problems with UNIX: man pages . (You type the command and get a description. You can also just type ``man command_name'' in the Xterm.) Here is an example of an .emacs file that you can put in your home directory to configure EMACS to run gp and some things that I myself think is useful. Just save it in your home directory under the name ``.emacs''. (No ``s.) Here is a link to the complete manual of PARI. (In dvi format.) I don't think it is useful to print it... The link is pretty fast, and you can check it from the web whenever you need.

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