21. E-Books PACAP databases , Malaysia; PACAP databases , Singapore, Taiwan, thailand; by theworthy and ancient Poet Iohn The Paraguayan question; A paraphrase of the civ. http://sunzi.lib.hku.hk/DLC/ebooks/browse.jsp?letter=P

22. Southeast Asia/South Asia Staff Profiles Dr Ross H. McLeod PhD (ANU); BE (civ) (Melb); BA 2001), and with A. Diller, 'thailand Franchising the and literature as well as Indonesian ancient history. http://www.anu.edu.au/graduate/programs/s2/seasstaff.htm

Australian National University Home Indonesia Ed Aspinall (Politics) Dr Harold Crouch (Indonesia, Malaysia - Politics) Mr Alan Dupont (Strategic and Defence Studies) Dr Gregory Fealy (Indonesia - Islam) Professor James J. Fox (Indonesia - Anthropology) Dr Timothy Hassall (Indonesia - Applied Linguistics) Professor Hal Hill (Economics) Professor M. B. Hooker (Indonesia, Islamic Stheast Asia - Comparative Law) Dr Terry Hull (Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam - Demography) Professor Gavin Jones (Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand - Demography) Dr Ann L. Kumar (Indonesia, Southeast Asia more generally - History, Islam) Dr Ross MacLeod (Economics) Dr George Quinn (Indonesia - Culture, Language, Literature, Islam.) Dr Kathryn Robinson (Islam - Anthropology) Dr Pierre van der Eng (Indonesia, Southeast Asia in general - Economic History) Mr Amrih Widodo (Indonesia - Anthropology and Political Culture) Malaysia and Singapore Professor Virginia G. Hooker (Malaysia, Southeast Asia more generally - Literature, Islam, Political Culture and Language) Professor Anthony C. Milner (Malaysia, Southeast Asia more generally - History and Political Culture)

23. NADIA KOKASH 1, western civ. Iraq, Libya,Ethiopia, Eritria,Sudan, Kenya, India, Lebanon, Jordan,Syria, Kuwait,Palestine, Japan, Korea, thailand, China ancient Ruins of Rome. http://www.acsamman.edu.jo/~hs/2002_2003/acs.seniors/nadiakokash/

Nadia Kokash Syrian " You see things and say why, but i dream things and say why not." (ananymous) Ciao, Bonjour, Salam wa Alekum, Namaste and Hello one of my art project in 10th grade. it is currently on the wall in MMI. (My art teacher and I) Countries I lived in Sri Lanka (3 years) India ( 5 years: American Embassy School) British Guyana ( 2 years: Georgetown american School. Rome ( 5 years: MaryMount Internatinal School/) Jordan (2 years: American Community School) http://media.ditto.com/image/003/7 7/231.jpg Living in all these countries had truly enabled me to experience, socialize and learn so much from the environment as well as the people around me. Hobbies tennis http://www.sirlinksalot.net/kornikova.html Basketball Volleyball reading art Languages I know English Arabic Italian french Highschool courses: English 9(honors ), 10, 11, 12., Physical Science, Chemistry, Biology, human anatomy, Geometry, Algebra 2, Pre-calculus, Decisions Math, Western civ. 1, western Civ. 2, U.S history, French 1, 2, 3, Italian 2, 3, Arabic 4, 5, Speech and Debate, Art (3 yrs.), P.E (2 years) , computer graphics, religion, College preparation. 12th grade(1st quarter) G.P.A: 3.6 :High honor roll

24. Untitled (If you have pictures of these ancient objects, show Look carefully at sculptureof Buddha from thailand. Note that Buddhism began in India. (See World civ. http://www.cstone.net/~bcp/2/2MrArt.htm

BCP DRAFT ART Second Grade - Visual Arts - Lesson 22 - Asian Art (India) Objectives Observe some characteristics of art from India. Look closely at statue of Ganesha. Infer that Ganesha is part of the religion of Hinduism. Materials Slide of Ganesha from 11th-century India Slide of Henry Moore's Three Rings Classroom size world map Suggested Book Glubok, Shirley. The Art of India . New York: Macmillan, 1969 Glubock, who has given art lectures for children at the Metropolitan Museum in New York City, has written a whole series of art books for children. This one has striking black and white photographs that can be shared with the children and a great deal of useful information for the teacher. There is a wonderful picture of a Ganesha that the children can compare to the one they will see from the Walters. Note for the Teacher By the time you teach this art lesson, the children should already have studied World Civilization Lessons 31 and 32. The art lesson would be a good complement to this month's literature lesson on The Blind Men and the Elephant

25. Baltimore Curriculum Project Lesson Plan Listing Literature/Amer.civ./Geography Review Lesson 7. Science Asian Art (thailand) -Lesson 25. Music Keyboards Literature Sayings; Mythology of ancient Greece (and http://www.cstone.net/~bcp/TOC.htm

BCP Lesson Titles KINDERGARTEN - SEPTEMBER Literature Sayings "One, Two, Buckle My Shoe" "Rock-a-bye, Baby" "Georgie Porgie" "Ladybug, Ladybug" "Early to Bed" "Hey Diddle Diddle" The Three Little Kittens" "The Three Billy Goats Gruff' "Goldilocks and the Three Bears" "The Three Little Pigs" "Johnny Appleseed" "Three Blind Mice"/ "Hot Cross Buns" History Christopher Columbus - Background - Lesson 1 Christopher Columbus - Voyage - Lesson 2 Native Americans - Lesson 3 Geography People, Plants, and Animals on Earth - Lesson 1 Planet Earth - Lesson 2 Land and Water on Earth - Lesson 3 Globe and Map - Lesson 4 Science The Human Body - Skin - Lesson 1 The Human Body - Cleanliness - Lesson 2 The Human Body - Healthy foods - Lesson 3 The Human Body - Exercise - Lesson 4 Art Warm and Cool Colors - Lesson 1 Colors in Landscape Paintings - Lesson 2 Music "The Wheels on the Bus" - Lesson 1 "Row, Row, Row Your Boat" - Lesson 2 "If You're Happy and You Know It" - Lesson 3 KINDERGARTEN - OCTOBER Literature Saying "Little Bo Peep" "Little Boy Blue" "Little Jack Horner" "Little Miss Muffet" "Diddle, Diddle, Dumpling"

26. Cambodia's Angor Wat and west over large tracts of what is now thailand. City ), which forms the core ofthe ancient site as not just Angkor's temples but the entire civ ilization http://www.vwam.com/vets/angkor/introduction1.htm

W hen, in March 1994, the central tower of Angkor Wat was struck by lighting, Cambodia's co-premier flew to the site to preside over a religious ceremony. There had been little physical damage to the 800-year-old temple, but the natural phenomenon was taken as a bad omen, demanding propitory rites if misfortune were to be averted. A ngkor is a symbol of power, of greatness,of immortality. Angkor Wat and the other stone temples of the ancient capital of the Khmer were built by god-kings to link the human and the divine in life and to allow the two to merge in death. As such, Angkor's monuments legitimized sovereignty and served as palladia of the nation. The symbolic essence of such power is as potent today as it was a thousand years ago when the Khmer nation was founded, and the passage of time through Angkor is marked as much by a metaphorical continuity as by physical change. It is no coincidence that during the civil war of the 1970s and '80s opposing factions chose Angkor Wat as the central motif for their different national flags. T ime has, however, fostered myths, none more persistent than the belief that Angkor was a mysterious lost city, hidden from the world until stumbled upon in the mid-nineteenth century by Henri Mouhot, the French explorer and naturalist. Mouhot did visit Angkor in January 1860, and

27. ASIA/PACIFIC Non-Western History site for K16 World History teachers (and for Western civ. ancient wa`a (canoes)were carved from logs, lashed together with thailand - WWW Virtual Library; http://my.execpc.com/~dboals/asapac.html

Part of the History/Social Studies Web Site for K-12 Teachers Non-Western History Non-Western History - ASIA/PACIFIC - CENTRAL/SOUTH AMERICA - CHINA/JAPAN - AFRICA - MIDDLE EAST - INDIA - GENERAL/CROSS-CULTURAL ASIA/PACIFIC CENTRAL/SOUTH AMERICA CHINA/JAPAN AFRICA ... GENERAL/CROSS-CULTURAL ASIA/PACIFIC Newsgroups of interest to Asian-americans: news:soc.culture.filipino news:soc.culture.china news:soc.culture.hongkong news:soc.culture.taiwan ... Search this site powered by FreeFind NATURE: Wild Horses of Mongolia With Julia Roberts The steppe nomads of Central Eurasia have influenced the history of the world, even when they behaved themselves by staying in their traditional grasslands. This PBS special deals with life in the Asiatic portion of the steppes. Julia Roberts helps us to learn about the nomadic horsemen and the wild horses that have been such an important part of their lives. "Peruse a timeline of Mongolian history, discover how Mongolian houses, called gers, are constructed so that they can be easily disassembled, and participate in the "Race Across the Steppe" horse racing game to test your knowledge of Mongolian culture." You might want to send students to Oyunbilig's Great Mongol Home Page for more information before or after viewing the program.

28. Civilization Fanatics' Center: News Archive: October 2001 and British Commonwealth forces in the Philippines, thailand, Malaya and at 536 PMThe civ III Info The ancient Era's catapults were fairly effective smashing http://www.civfanatics.com/news_october_2001.shtml

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30. Course Descriptions study of Korea, Tibet, Indonesia, Burma and thailand. of 40 centuries of building,beginning in ancient Egypt. Hours, 2 Lab Hours; Prerequisite civ 159 Basic http://www.sunybroome.edu/courses/art.html

Course Descriptions Art Art 102 - History of Western Art I Art 103 - History of Western Art II Art 104 - History of Asian Art Art 105 - Introduction to Two-Dimensional Design ... ART 299 - Art History ART 102 3 Credits History of Western Art I Return to top An overview of Western Art from 25,000 BC to about 1550 AD. Study of man's made objects, paintings, sculpture, drawings, graphics, ceramics and some architecture to reveal the relationships between these objects and the history of civilizations. Slide lecture format. 3 Class Hours ART 103 3 Credits History of Western Art II Return to top Survey of the visual arts in Western culture from the late Renaissance until the 1990s to reveal how art mirrors life and reflects its ideals. Special emphasis on American painting and sculpture. Slide lecture format and field trips. 3 Class Hours ART 104 3 Credits History of Asian Art Return to top History of Asian Art is appropriate for all students who are interested in the cultural traditions and artistic expressions of Asian countries. This course presents a general survey of the development of Asian Art and Architectural forms in the Far East including India, Japan and China with supplementary study of Korea, Tibet, Indonesia, Burma and Thailand. Cultural traditions, especially Buddhism introduced. Prior experience in art history is not necessary. The format involves slide lecture, readings and class discussion.

31. International Programs Through BSC thailand. Khon Kaen. Council. U. College Cork. Irish, Greek, Roman civ., history,Irish cultural studies. Ireland. Middle East Technical U. history of ancient civs. http://www.bsc.edu/resources/advising/international.htm

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32. FindLaw For Legal Professionals Elizabeth Trammel then traveled to thailand where she purchased The ancient foundationsfor so sweeping a privilege have Law 60.10 (McKinney 1971); NY civ. http://www.uscaselaw.com/us/445/40.html

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34. Water Beetle Bibliography: R References An ancient record of Hydrophilus piceus (L.) (Col., Hydrophilidae) breeding in civ. 16note sul Coleotteri Idrodefaga) Dytiscidae from Burma, thailand and Sri http://www.inhs.uiuc.edu/biod/waterbeetles/bibliography/r_references.html

Bibliography of Aquatic Coleoptera: The "R" References Compiled by Warren U. Brigham Illinois Natural History Survey Last Update: 1 August 1996 This document is under construction! Earlier work, plus two decade's of contributions of the Aquatic Coleoptera section of the Current and Selected Bibliographies on Benthic Biology of the North American Benthological Society (NABS), have produced a data base of more than 10,000 citations pertaining to water beetles. These are herewith made available online as a service to the scientific community. While this work may seem comprehensive, it is not complete. Citations are being added on a regular basis. The "Last Update" notice indicates such changes. Go Back to the INDEX Go Back to the "Q" References Rabeni, C. F., and K. E. Gibbs. 1980. Ordination of deep river invertebrate communities in relation to environmental variables. Hydrobiologia 74(1):67-76. Raddum, G. G., G. Hagenlund, and G. A. Halvorsen. 1984. Effects of lime treatment on the benthos of lake Sondre Boksjo. Inst. Freshw. Res. Drottningholm 61:167-176. Rahim, M. A. A., J. F. Robinson, and C. M. Smith.

35. Untitled carry an oil cargo from Rabigh, Saudi Arabia, to Rayong, thailand, in February R.civ. 2 “Rule B is simply an extension of this ancient practice.” Aurora http://csmail.law.pace.edu/lawlib/legal/us-legal/judiciary/second-circuit/test3/

UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE SECOND CIRCUIT August Term, 2001 (Argued: Decided: November 06, 2002 Docket No. 02-7078 WINTER STORM SHIPPING, LTD., Plaintiff-Appellant, -against- TPI, a/k/a THAI PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRY PUBLIC COMPANY LIMITED, THAI PETROCHEMICAL LIMITED, THAI PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRY PCL, TPI OIL (1997) CO., LTD. AND TPI OIL CO. LTD., Defendants-Appellees Before: KEARSE, McLAUGHLIN, Circuit Judges , and HAIGHT, District Judge Plaintiff-appellant Winter Storm Shipping, Ltd. appeals from a judgment of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York (Shira A. Scheindlin, District Judge ) vacating a maritime attachment plaintiff-appellant obtained of funds belonging to defendants-appellees in the hands of a bank within the district and dismissing the complaint for lack of jurisdiction over defendants-appellees. We vacate the judgment and remand the case to the district court with instructions to reinstate the attachment and to retain jurisdiction. for Plaintiff-Appellant. (Richard H. Webber

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37. FIU Religious Studies - Nathan Katz Vita Ethnic Conflict in Buddhist Societies Sri Lanka, thailand and Burma, co 988054-civ,Warner, et Legend to History India and Israel in the ancient World, Shofar http://www.fiu.edu/~religion/faculty/katzvita.html

Curriculum Vita: Nathan Katz Department of Religious Studies, DM302 Off..: 305/348-3909 Florida International University University Park Off. fax: 305/348-1879 Miami, FL 33199 E-mail: katzn@fiu.edu Education Ph.D. 1978 Temple University Religion M.A. 1975 Temple University Religion A.B. 1970 Temple University English Other education University of Sri Lanka Pali University of Pennsylvania Sanskrit, Tibetan Naropa Institute Tibetan Namgyal Institute of Tibetology Tibetan Fields of expertise Research: Indo-Judaic Studies; South Asian religions; Buddhism in India, Tibet, Sri Lanka; Jews of India;. Cultural links between Indic and Judaic civilizations. Teaching: History of religions (methods; comparative mysticisms; religion and society/politics/ethnicity); Buddhism; Hinduism; Judaism; World religions. Departments: Religious studies; Anthropology; Area studies (including Asian, International, Jewish, Ethnic studies); Philosophy. Academic appointments Florida International University Professor of Religious Studies Charter Chair, Department of Religious Studies,1995- Charter Chair, Jewish Studies Program, 1994-95

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39. Untitled Malaysia Phillipines Singapore Taiwan thailand Vietnam computers Advance notice MYSTERIESOF ancient CHINA TILL China Business InfoVision civ Welcome to nbsp http://www.comnex.com/w.html

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40. Games Of The XXVII Olympiad (Sydney 2000) Côte d'Ivoire (civ); Croatia (CRO); Cuba (CUB); Cyprus TPE); Tajikistan (TJK); Tanzania(TAN); thailand (THA); Togo In ancient times an Olympic Truce was pledged for http://www.crwflags.com/fotw/flags/oly@s27.html

Games of the XXVII Olympiad (Sydney 2000) Sydney 2000 Summer Olympics Last modified: by peter hans van den muijzenberg Keywords: olympic games sydney greece athens ... atlanta Links: FOTW homepage search write us mirrors by Zach Harden , 26 June 2001. Contents: AFter the festivities at Sydney 2000, its bright colours appear to have faded, but Sydney 2000 there was an abundance of colours, with flags flying everywhere. The Olympic flag A two-colour version of the Olympic flag. The Greek flag ... The flag of the United Nations See also: The Flags of the City of Sydney The 19th Olympic Winter Games (Salt Lake 2002) The International Olympic Committee Olympic Flags (Germany) Other sites: Official website of Sydney 2000 International Olympic Committee Website The Olympic flag: by Mark Sensen The Olympic flag was visible everywhere. It was hoisted in the Stadium for the duration of the game, it was flown at each Olympic event, in the Olympic Village, and all over Sydney. And finally, during the Closing Ceremony the Seoul flag was passed on to the Mayor of Athens , where the Games of the XXVIII Olympiad will be held in 2004.

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