81. Tremere Clan Newsletter Volume 1, Issue #2 Short Fiction. Short Fiction. With the pounding bass of Paninero, ulugh beg glided though the club, effortlessly parting the crowd. http://www.waste.org/~xian/geek/jyhad/news/tremere1-2.html

Short Fiction Vampiric Review Card Review Sample Deck VEKN Official Clan Tremere Newsletter Dec. 1998 Volume 1, Issue 2 December 1, 1998 Again, welcome and good evening. Direct correspondence to Xian , as I wrote all of this stuff. It may be complete junk, but it's my complete junk. Short Fiction Short Fiction With the pounding bass of "Paninero," Ulugh Beg glided though the club, effortlessly parting the crowd. More than a few of the dancers were openly admiring of his exotic looks which was intriguingly complemented by his Victorian dress. Crossing the floor to a dark, secluded table, Ulugh's piercing gaze detected the hideously warped Nosferatu lurking in the shadows. At last. After much searching, another piece of lore was about to be reclaimed for his master. The Nosferatu licked what remained of its lips with its long, scabarous tongue. Its right eye lolled horrifically in its socket, a sight so grotesque that it would have caused a lesser being to flinch. "Do you have the text," Ulugh queried? Reaching slowly toward a pocket, the Nosferatu hissed in the affirmative. "However, first, my price...I require information on the Council of Seven."

82. # 15 In Uzbekistan. Ulugh Beg Uzbekistan 15 ulugh beg $2.00. WANT TO PURCHASE THIS ITEM? Read ourOrdering Information first. Go to the Main page. Note for visitors http://www.bistamp.com/inter/BiStamp.nsf/0/dfa6fd0045f15747c2256a51003bb5ec?Open

83. U - Un SD INDEX Ultramontanes, patriarchs twelve signs of zodiac I 651. SD INDEXUlugbeg ulugh-beg (Arab) tables of, (1437 AD) I 658. TG Ulupi (Sk.). http://www.theosophy-nw.org/theosnw/ctg/u-un.htm

COLLATION OF THEOSOPHICAL GLOSSARIES U - Un QUICK LINKS A-Ad Ae-Aj Ak-Al Am-An ... List of Title Abbreviations (in alphabetical order) TG U. The twenty-first letter of the Latin alphabet, which has no equivalent in Hebrew. As a number, however, it is considered very mystical both by the Pythagoreans and the Kabbalists, as it is the product of 3 x 7. The latter consider it the most sacred of the odd numbers, as 21 is the sum of the numerical value of the Divine Name aeie , or eiea , or again aheihe thus (read backward, aheihe he i he a In Alchemy it symbolizes the twenty-one days necessary for the transmutation of baser metals into silver. TG Uasar (Eg.). The same as Osiris, the latter name being Greek. Uasar is described as the "Egg-born", like Brahma. "He is the egg-sprung Eros of Aristophanes, whose creative energy brings all things into existence; the demiurge who made and animates the world, a being who is a sort of personification of Amen, the invisible god, as Dionysos is a link between mankind and the Zeus Hypsistos" ( The Great Dionysiak Myth , Brown). Isis is called

84. Dw545.jpg Observatory of ulugh beg. slide number dw545; FILE FORMAT - .jpg;subject - Observatory of ulugh beg; detail - view; nation - Uzbekistan; http://www.washington.edu/ark2/archtm/dw545.html

Observatory of Ulugh Beg slide number - dw545 FILE FORMAT - .jpg subject - Observatory of Ulugh Beg detail - view nation - Uzbekistan city - Samarkand state - na site - Ulugh Beg date - 1428/9 architect - na materials - na type - observatory ruins keywords - na photographer - Dan Waugh photographer's reference No. - na transmission data - na Date of Photograph - a.d.1979

85. Dw546.jpg Observatory of ulugh beg. slide number dw546; FILE FORMAT - .jpg; subject- Observatory of ulugh beg; detail - detail; nation - Uzbekistan; http://www.washington.edu/ark2/archtm/dw546.html

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86. Biographies - Beadle To Bhutto AUT1995J20.2. beg, ulugh (13941449) Astronomer - Uzbekistan 1994I15.begIR, Makhmud ( - ) Oldest living man - USSR 1860a. BEHRING, Emil http://www.philately.com/philately/biobebh.htm

BEADLE, George Wells (1903- ) American biochemist. Born October 22, 1903 in Wahoo, Nebraska, he shared the Nobel Prize in medicine, 1958, for genetics research. - Guyana GUY1995L20.21 BEARD, Daniel Carter (1850-1941) American artist - Born June 21, 1850 in Cincinnati, Ohio he founded the Boy Scouts of America, 1910. He was the only recipient of the Golden Eagle medal. He died June 11, 1941 in Suffern, New York - Liberia LBR1998J26 BEATRIX (1938- ) Born Beatrix Wilhelmina Armgard - Dutch ruler. Born January 31, 1938 in Sostdijk, Netherlands, daughter of Juliana. Invested as queen on April 30, 1980. - Netherlands NET1995I03 BEATTY, Henry Warren (1937- ) American actor, director, producer. Born March 30, 1937 in Richmond, Virginia, he is known for off-screen playboy image. His award-winning films include Heaven Can Wait , 1978, and Reds , 1981. He is the brother of Shirley MacLaine. - Grenada Grenadines GRG1995K03.15 BECHET, Sidney (1897-1959) American jazz musician, bandleader. Born May 14, 1897 in New Orleans, Louisiana, he was a clarinetist and early jazz soprano sax innovator. He led his own bands, 1920's to 1940's. He died May 14, 1959 in Paris, France - Gambia GMB1998J12.1-2 BECKELMAN, Gustavo ( - ) Sculpturer - Paraguay PRY2000D07.2 (sculpture)

87. Prokudin-Gorsky Color Database Registan. The ulugh beg madrasah. Print 1033825 NP Digital file 01845 ?-? -. Tilla-Kari from the ulugh beg madrasah. http://www.prokudin-gorsky.ru/database.php3?first=1200&sAlbum=&sText=&nAlbum=

88. UNESCO In Central Asia - Participation Programme journalists. Uzbekistan 19941995, 600th anniversary of the birth ofulugh beg; Publications marking the ulugh beg celebration; Karhona http://www.unesco.org/webworld/centralasia/participation.html

Central Asian activities funded by Participation Programme NatCom UNESCO National Commissions US$175,000 CII Communication, Information and Informatics Sector US$103,000 CLT Culture Sector US$593,000 ED Education Sector US$481,600 SC Natural Sciences Sector US$176,800 SHS Social and Human Sciences Sector US$180,500 UPO UNESCO Publishing Office US$25,000 Total US$1,734,900 Kyrgyzstan Celebration of the " Manas " epic Training in educational planning and management Seminar on Tolerance among countries of Central Asia Seminar among National Commissions of Central Asia Ecological monitoring of the Tien-Shan region Preparing the 1000th anniversary of the " Manas " epic " Silk Roads " handicrafts centre Social sciences fellowship Contribution to " Silk Roads " programme Research and restoration of the book heritage Laboratory for conflict prevention in Central Asia Encouraging the talents of the young (ballet) Establishment of a UNESCO Chair in Ecology Establishment of UNESCO information centre at the International Institute for Central Asian Studies (IICAS) Publication of booklet " Kyrgyzstan on the Silk Roads "

89. Mohammed Targai Ulugh Beg (InterIslamicNet) Mohammed Targai ulugh beg (1393 1449 CE). ulugh beg was a grandson of Timur(known in the West as Tamerlane), a Tartar prince and ruler of Turkestan. http://members.tripod.com/~bimcrot/alkisah/ulughbeg.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Mohammed Targai Ulugh Beg (1393 - 1449 C.E.) Ulugh Beg was a grandson of Timur (known in the West as Tamerlane), a Tartar prince and ruler of Turkestan. He was an exceptional astronomer and mathematician of the fifteenth century. Ulugh Beg was the son of Timurid king Shah Rukh and was born in 1393 at Sultaniyya in Central Asia. He was a Hafiz, someone who can recite the Qur'an by heart. Ulugh Beg made Samarkand famous as one of the leading cities of Muslim civilization. In 1424 he built a madrasa, an institution of higher learning, where astronomy was taught. Later in 1428, Ulugh Beg began the construction of a magnificent three-story observatory in Samarkand. It was more than two hundred fifty feet in diameter and one hundred twenty feet high. He appointed Ali-Kudsi, a Muslim astronomer as the director of the Observatory. Several well-known mathematicians and astronomers including Al-Kashi and Kadizada worked there. He equipped it with the best and most accurate astronomical instruments available then. The observatory included a

90. Rug Notes Index - U Oriental Rugs And Carpets By Barry O'Connell,Spongobongo.com ulugh beg. ulugh beg 140749; After the death of Shah Rukh, ulugh beg takespower and moves the capitol to Samarkand. Artistic patron and astronomer. http://www.spongobongo.com/rwu.htm

var level2 = false; Rug Notes Index - U Spongobongo The Web document.write(formatted_date ) Rug Notes Index - U Uighur A Turkic people who live on the western border of China. They made it all the was into Europe in the Middle Ages and remain in the folk culture as the Ogres. The Uighers had a written language at the time of Cingis Qan and the Mongols adopted the Uigher script for Mongol. 1209: The Uigher tribe comes into the Mongol confederation. Mongol history and chronology from ancient times Ulugh Beg Ulugh Beg 1407-49 After the death of Shah Rukh, Ulugh Beg takes power and moves the capitol to Samarkand. Artistic patron and astronomer. Builder of important observatory. Ulus Ulus refers to the land and people controlled by the Il. See Tribe Umetalieva, B.T. Umetalieva, B.T. et al. The Arts of the Kirghiz. Hamburg: 1985. Unger, Edmund de

91. Architecture Main mihrab of Khangah of Nadir Diva beg. Bukhara. Early 17th century.Detail of doorway to the mausoleum of BuyanQuly Khan. Bukhara. 1359. http://members.lycos.co.uk/khorasan/architecture.html

KHORASANIAN ARCHITECTURE Dear fellow Tajiks, The central aim of this page is to bring to readers a glimpse of our rich architectural heritage. These graceful monuments were built during many rulers, often invaders, and today they are scattered in different countries. However, these buildings were designed by our great Tajik architects and built by the hands of our talented Tajiks. No matter where these monuments are located, they are unmistakably part of our heritage. The following pictures are old, some even from late eighteen hundreds. Bear in mind that most of them are in black and white which can not truly convey the beauty of these buildings. As time permits, I will try to find and post them in color along with an article on Khorasanian Architecture which is wrongly labeled as "Islamic Architecture". Regards Taher Khorasan Exterior of Gawhar Shad's Mausoleum. Herat. 15th century. Dome of Gawhar Shad's Mausoleum Interior of Gawhar Shad's Mausoleum Interior of Gawhar Shad's Mausoleum Madrasah (school) of Gawhar Shad . Herat Tomb chamber of Gawhar Shad Madrasah Great Mosque of Gawhar Shad . Mashad. Minaret of the musalla of Gawhar Shad.

92. Unofficial Newsletter Archives junk. Short Fiction With the pounding bass of Paninero, ulugh Begglided though the club, effortlessly parting the crowd. More http://www.thelasombra.com/newsletter/tremere_december_1998.htm

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93. TeleMath - ÌáèçìáôéêÜ êáé Öéëïôåëéóìüò The summary for this Greek page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://www.telemath.gr/mathematical_stamps/stamps_mathematicians/persons/ulughbe

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94. MAIDANAK OBSERVATORY Altitude=2600m Lat38D 41 N, Long. 66D 55 E Mount Maidanak was selected as a result of tenyears site servings made by the UlughBeg Astronomical Institute of the Uzbek Academy of Sciences and Sternberg http://www.eso.org/gen-fac/pubs/astclim/espas/maidanak/maidanak.intro

================================================================= MAIDANAK OBSERVATORY Altitude=2600m Lat:38D 41'N, Long.: 66D 55' E Maunt Maidanak is located at a distance of 40 km south of the town of Kitab where the International Latitude Station is situated. It is an isolated summit belonging to the Pamir and Alai mountain system. Both in relief and vegetation the landscape of Maidanak is typical for high-mountain dry suptropics, bushes being prevailing. The relief is mainly smoothed and rock outcrops do not prevent from building. The road built together with the observatory just leads to Maidanak. The total distance between Kitab and Maidanak is 150 km long. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND. Mount Maidanak was selected as a result of ten-years site servings made by the Ulugh Beg Astronomical Institute of the Uzbek Academy of Sciences and Sternberg Astronomical Institute. By the early 90-ies many astronomical institutions of the Former Soviet Union built their observatories there. About ten telescopes with appertures from 0.5 to 1 m were installed. According to the Bishkek Agreement between independent states of the FSU dated on 1992 Uzbekistan took under its jurisdiction all these observatories and then assigned them to the Ulugh Beg Astronomical Institute of the Uzbek Academy of Science. Today we are working at Maidanak under the agreement between Uzbekistan and Russian, Ukrainean and Lathuanian astronomical institutions. The inter-government agreement to create the International Maidanak observatory is now in progress. INFRASTRUCTURE. A hotel and additional living rooms at the telescopes, a mechanical workshop, telephone and e-mail service at Maidanak are available. The urban observatory's base is located in Kitab where we have a hotel, e-mail, FAX and telephone communications, as well as a transport service to convey both observers and heavy equipment to Maidanak. WEATHER. In summer the average nightly temperature is +12 C. In winter it falls to -15 C. The temperature night-time amplitude is about 5 C. Winds are faint, their velocity not exceeding 2-3 m/c. SEEING. Clear night time annual amount estimated by some authors varies from 1900 to 2000 hours. The month distribution shows the August - September period to be the most favourable, the clear night-time amount approaching 100 percent of the possible one. A local peak in Febriary is noted very often. It is important to note that there are no light pollution sources in Maidanak environs. Maidanak seeing conditions were persistently studied. However, the different author's estimates differ widely. According to Shcheglov's group the seeing is better than 0.8 arcsec in 50% cases. SOME RESULTS. The observational programmes carried out on Mt.Maidanak have been resulted in the following data: ROTOR programme. About 65000 UBVR observation were made of non-stationary stars on the early stage of the stellar evolution (Ae/Be Herbig and T Tau stars, fuors and relative stars). (Ulugh Beg Institute). 40000 UBVR observations of 150 Cepheids were made (Sternberg Institute). Light curves with dense sampling for 50 close binary systems were obtained. (Ulugh Beg Institute). Ground observations of X-ray sources simultaneous with space ones were made, as well. (Ulugh Beg Institute and IKI). Today the monitoring of unique astronomical objects is very actual. For this kind of problems the longitude of Maidanak is of great importance. The western and eastern sites with comparable clear night-time are located in five-six hours of the longitude. Solar physics specialists have already realized these advantages. IRIS and TON projects for Solar oscillation measurements are good examples of that. ======================================================================= Dr.Shuhrat EHGAMBERDIEV ! Astronomicheskaya 33 Director of the Astronomical ! 700052 Tashkent Institute of the Uzbek Academy ! Uzbekistan of Sciences ! Phone: (7-3712)350638 office ! 367789 home ! Fax: (7-3712)360037 e-mail: shuhrat@kumbel.silk.glas.apc.org =======================================================================

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