41. Voice Of America Digest, 26 October 1995 pianist COMPOSER / STEVEN KOWALCZYK NATIVE WASHINGTONIAN STEVEN KOWALCZYK HASELEVEN SUPERB STAFFER jiang tian INTERVIEWS WORLD BANK SPOKESMAN GRAHAM BARRET http://www.hri.org/news/usa/voa/95-10-26_1.voa.html

Compact version Today's Suggestion Read The Treatment of the Armenians in the Ottoman Empire (Part 1) (by Viscount Bryce) Wednesday, 2 April 2003 News Latest News (All) From Greece From Cyprus From Europe From Balkans ... PNP-Online User ID: Voice of America Digest, 26 October 1995 From: yanni@ix.netcom.com (Ioannis Bousnakis) Voice of America Directory CONTENTS !!! VOA DIGEST - OCTOBER 26, 1995 !!! VOA DIGEST - OCTOBER 26, 1995 DATE TYPE =ADVISORY CONTENT VOA DIGEST - 10/26/95 THE FOLLOWING IS A SYNOPSIS OF SIGNIFICANT REPORTING BY THE VOICE OF AMERICA THAT HAD BEEN BROADCAST OR FIRMLY SCHEDULED AT THE TIME OF PUBLICATION. THIS SELECTION IS NOT INTENDED TO BE EXHAUSTIVE, AND DOES NOT INCLUDE LATE-BREAKING NEWS OR THE MANY REPORTS IN ALL VOA LANGUAGES THAT ARE BASED ON COMMERCIAL WIRE SERVICES OR OTHER SECONDARY SOURCES. WE REGRET THAT WE CANNOT RESPOND TO REQUESTS FOR TRANSCRIPTS OF SPECIFIC BROADCASTS OR PROGRAM SEGMENTS. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT VOA, OFFICE OF EXTERNAL AFFAIRS. TELEPHONE: +1-202-619-2538. ELECTRONIC MAIL: LETTERS@VOA.GOV (FOR CORRESPONDENCE FROM OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES); LETTERS-USA@VOA.GOV (FOR CORRESPONDENCE WITHIN THE UNITED STATES). REPORTS BY VOA CENTRAL NEWS SERVICE: US / YELTSIN / PEACE TALKS THE CLINTON ADMINISTRATION IS NOT EXPECTING RUSSIAN PRESIDENT BORIS YELTSIN'S HOSPITALIZATION TO DELAY NEXT WEEK'S BOSNIA PEACE TALKS IN THE UNITED STATES. WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENT DAVID BORGIDA REPORTS US OFFICIALS ARE TAKING A WAIT AND SEE APPROACH TO THE NEWS, AND HOPING THE RUSSIAN LEADER RECOVERS QUICKLY. OFFICIALS HAVE BEEN IN CONTACT WITH US EMBASSY OFFICIALS IN MOSCOW AND KNOW LITTLE MORE THAN WHAT HAS BEEN REPORTED BY YELTSIN AIDES, THAT PRESIDENT YELTSIN IS HOSPITALIZED FOR A RECURRENT HEART PROBLEM NOT SEEN AS LIFE-THREATENING. WHITE HOUSE SPOKESMAN MIKE MCCURRY SAID THE WHITE HOUSE IS HOPING THE RUSSIAN LEADER'S CONDITION IMPROVES IN THE DAYS AHEAD, AND THAT HE CAN MEET WITH THE PARTIES TO THE UPCOMING TALKS ON MONDAY. (10/26)

42. Sasha & Andrew's Roundtable: Opera Archives pianist JeanYves Thibaudet made a cameo as the foppish pianist Lazinski Met stalwartsHei-Kyung Hong and Hao jiang tian were tremendously affecting as Liu and http://www.coldfury.com/Sasha/archives/cat_opera.html

March 26, 2003 Der Kaiser von Atlantis Allan Kozinn reviews Sunday's performance of the Nazi-suppressed opera in today's Times. Shockingly he fails to mention Papa Castel , who performed the speaking role of the Loudspeaker. Rumor has it that V.C. Darte may emerge from long hibernation (and living the high life on the ChevronTexaco Opera Quiz) to write a review for this very blog. Stay tuned! Posted by Sasha Castel-Dodge at 10:10 AM March 23, 2003 Otello yesterday Didn't hear it, and I forgot to post a reminder. Sorry about that. But I heard it sucked anyway. I love Otello's famous first line of the opera: (Rejoice! The Muslim fleet is at the bottom of the sea.) Let's hope. Posted by Sasha Castel-Dodge at 05:12 PM March 19, 2003 The tyrant of Babylon Yes, that one, the one who thinks of himself as a god, tries to conquer his neighbors, and has crazy, loud children. You guessed it, Nabucco just opened at the Met. Why, who'd you think I was talking about? Posted by Sasha Castel-Dodge at 07:41 AM March 15, 2003 La Traviata starts right now Turn on your radio so you don't miss Suth Ann Swenson, Lado Ataneli and FoS's Frank Lopardo, Michael Devlin, Tom Hammons and Tony Stevenson. Also it is your last chance this season to hear Blogatrice contributor V.C. Darte as a panelist on the Opera Quiz at the second intermission.

43. Peabody News | September/October 1999 Scribner, Director (April 13, 14, 15); conductor Eri Klas and pianist Peter Serkin ElisabeteMatos costars as Chimène and bass Hao jiang tian is Rodrigue's http://www.peabody.jhu.edu/concerts-and-events/pn/sept99/washdate.html

Maryland/Washington Datelines Annapolis Opera The Annapolis Opera presents Tosca on November 5 at 8 p.m. and Nov. 7 at 3 p.m. in the Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts in Annapolis. This performance will feature two notable Peabody alumni who are now making big careers. Allison Charney, who received her Artist Diploma from Peabody in 1994, will be singing the title role of Tosca for the first time, and Sun Yu, who graduated back in the mid 80s, is the evil Baron Scarpia. Peabody faculty member Ronald Gretz is the Music Director for the production which is given fully staged with full orchestra. A sizable contingent of Peabody folk will be heading south to Annapolis to celebrate the strong Peabody connections. New York native Allison Charney, who was a National Finalist in the Metropolitan Opera National Auditions in 1993, was subsequently engaged by New York City Opera in Saratoga and Lincoln Center to sing First Lady in The Magic Flute and Musetta in La Boheme. She then added Mimi in the same opera to her credits, Frasquita in Carmen , Alice Ford in Falstaff and Norina in Don Pasquale ( with the Washington Summer Opera), Nedda in

44. Baltimore Datelines pianist and Peabody alum, Wendy Chen performs Mozart's Piano Concerto No Sergei Kunaevmakes his US grand opera debut as Pollione and Hai jiang tian will appear http://www.peabody.jhu.edu/concerts-and-events/pn/sept98/baltdate.html

Baltimore Datelines Baltimore Center for the Performing Arts/Broadway at the Mechanic The Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning landmark American musical Rent , written by Jonathan Larson and directed by Michael Greif, is coming to the Morris A. Mechanic Theatre from Sept. 29-Nov. 1. Inspired by Puccini's La Boheme, Rent is a joyous, breathtaking and often bittersweet musical that celebrates a community of artists as they struggle with the soaring hopes and tough realities of today's world. The Gin Game from Nov. 17-22 presents the original Broadway cast of Charles Durning and Julie Harris in this revival of the Pulitzer Prize-winning play about an elderly couple and their unexpected self-discovery brought on through a game of gin. Show Boat from Jan. 16-Feb. 14 is the winner of five 1995 Tony Awards including Best Revival of a Musical, and five 1995 New York Drama Desk Awards including Outstanding Musical Production. Showboat covers one of the most dramatic eras in American history and spans four decades to tell its panoramic, romantic story of the Cotton Blossom floating theater. Footloose from Feb. 23-28 is a high-energy new pre-Broadway musical, featuring the multi-platinum hits "Footloose," "Almost Paradise," "Let's Hear It For The Boy" and "Holding Out for a Hero."

45. T Classical Performers Index Thunemann, Klaus (klaws TOO neh mahnn)( ) =bassoon; tian, Hao jiang (Beijing,- )China Tipo, Maria ( 12 DEC 1931 - )Italian pianist; Titelouze, Jehan (jeh http://www.geocities.com/musiclassical/performers/t.html

T Classical Performers Index... [sponsors] [CHILDpages] [newCDs] [newBOOKs] ... Get Your Indie Musicians Contact Bible here Welcome to the Performers Index Page of aMUSIClassical Directory Our Classical Music website for good music lovers. (c.)2000 - 2003 MUSIClassical[tm], ncdn[tm]-associates of amazon.com site map Cross-referenced to our major pages On the Internet: MP3Radio~MUSIClassical Click to subscribe to MUSIClassical discussion list Classical Music DVD Search by keywords: aMUSIClassical directory A B C D ... Z Soloists, conductors and Ensembles. MAJOR performing artists of the past and present, with date of birth, death, nationality and pronunciation. Remember the links are maintained by the source and we cannot guarantee their accuracy. ~ T ~ Tabateau, Marcel (tah bah TOH) Tacchino, Gabriel (Gah BREE el Tah KEE noh) ( - )=V Tachezi, Herbert (HER bert tah KAY tsee) Taddei, Giuseppe (joo SEP ee Tah DAY ee) TAFELMUSIK (TAH fel moo ZEEK) ENSEMBLE Canada's premiere period instrument orchestra Tagliabue, Carlo (tah lyah BOO ay) Tagliavini, Ferruccio

46. That's Guangzhou Features Performed by Zhang jiang District Wu Chuan Yue Opera Accompanied by pianist LauraManzini, he delivers an University of Technology, Wu Shan, tian He (8711 0948 http://www.thatsguangzhou.com/Directory/articles/Stage/stagefeatures.htm

Stage Features Yue Opera Festival Schedule Opera troupes and aficionados from Macau, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore and Taiwan, as well as France, England, the United States, Canada and many other countries will soon converge upon Guangzhou to participate in the third session of the Guangzhou International Yue Opera Festival, which runs from November 16-23. Though there's no flame at the opening ceremony, it does take place only once every four years. With 18 acting programs and five concerts, there will be something to fit everyone's schedule and budget. Six traditional and six modern operas will be staged in their entirety, along with four shows composed of excerpts, with most ranging from two to three hours in length. Special performances will be held to open and close the festival. The opening ceremony, due to the large number of VIPs expected to attend, will cost RMB 80 to 250, but other performances will run anywhere from RMB 10 to 50 per ticket. Venues include the Friendship Theater, South Theater, Jiang Nan Theater, Rainbow Art Theater, Guangming Theater and Hai Zhu Theater. Tickets can be purchased at the theaters for single or multiple performances.

47. Cruise Shig ate shrimp and beef, after so many months, and Sue took fish. The showthis evening was by a worldfamous pianist Mr. tian jiang from Shanghai. http://club.pep.ne.jp/~shigmats/cruise/report2.html

March 3, 2002 We sailed all the day towards Shanghai. According to my GPS, our ship reached near the mouth of the Yangzi River at the time of breakfast. The sea water was already yellowish because of the silt, and we met increased number of ships. We felt that Shanghai was not far but the schedule said it would take whole the day to get there. It took indeed. By the time of lunch, we saw both banks of the river, and the water became very muddy. We could not but be marvelled at the amount of silt from the river. The ship sailed 70km upstream in the Yangzi River and then sailed 30km in a branch to come alongside Shanghai Gao Yang Wharf at 7pm. The ship did only about 10km/hr in the last 50 km. It was too slow even if the flow speed of the river was counted. Probably it was for safety on the water with so many ships. Shig attended two lectures, while Sue went to a cake class and said she could do it by herself. To Shig's surprise, one of the lecturers was Mr. John Sculley, the former CEO of Apple, whom Shig met in Toshiba. It was guessed from his comments that he embarked somewhere in Japan and would disembark in Hong Kong, and that he was invited to the cruise in addition to the honorarium. The lecture was eye-opening. Shig saw his smartness again after so many years. The other lecture by an American was on the history of China, without much new information for me except one thing. Since 1949 when Communist China was established, its objectives have been consistent. They are Respect, Borders, No interferance and Trade.

48. InMusic&Media - Guest Editorials 3 LipSynching Banned WHOíS WHO 1 jiang Shan 2 Guangzhou was named best recordlabel, tian Zhen was student of the Vienna Music Academy, pianist Chen Ruibin http://www.themusic.com.au/im_m/archive/1998/980414-104/bang.html

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49. TSM Faculty Members (Artist for Masterclasses, Vocal Coach pianist). Music Director of theJuilliard Opera Theater. Haojiang tian. (Artist for Masterclasses, Voice). http://members.fortunecity.com/torontoschoolofmusic/faculty.htm

web hosting domain names email addresses related sites ... Sign up Talk with others On this page! Toronto School of Music Canada Faculty Members President Dean Directors Coaches ... Department Chairs President Colin Yip Dean Mary Liu Directors Artistic Director William Shookhoff Director of Music Theatre David Warrack Director of Opera Centre Michele Strano Coaches Music Coach Adolfo De Santis Oszkar Morzsa Diction Coach Adolfo De Santis (Italian) Opera Coach Sebatino Vacca Vocal Coach Dixie Ross Neill Kenneth Merrill Artist for Master Classes Atis Bankas Dixie Ross Neill Eugene Kash Gabor Carelli ... William Neill Instruments Cello Andras Weber Piano Adolfo De Santis Gordon Brown Kenneth Merrill Mrs Fenny Lau ... Sebatino Vacca Violin Atis Bankas Bo-Zhi Alec Hou Eugene Kash Voice Anna Shafajinskaia Gabor Carelli Hao-Jiang Tian Hong-yu Chen ... William Neill Zheng Ms. Alice Fong Drama George Charalambous Department Chairs David Warrack Chinese Music Department Chair Sheng-Mao Hong Church Music Department Chair Mrs Fenny Lau Piano Department Chair Reginald Miller Strings Department Chair Andras Weber Theory Department Chair Gordon Brown Voice Department Chair Vera Kaushansky Toronto School of Music Canada Faculty Members Colin Yip (President) Colin Yip's operatic performances have included the leading roles in Eugene Onegin, Madame Butterfly, Carmen and Richard Strauss's Ariadne Auf Naxos as well as many concert of operatic repertoire with the Etobicoke Philharmonic Orchestra of Canada and, 1992, toured Malaysia and Singapore with the Penang Philharmonic Orchestra of Malaysia. He also performed in a concert of operatic music with the Royal Conservatory of Music Orchestra in 1990 and has appeared in recitals and on television in New York, Canada, China, Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia, and throughout Southeast Asia.

50. [echeng.com/output] - 10/12/2002: "House Concert: Claire And Livia" Geoff Nuttall and Jay Hunter Morris, pianist Kesuke, Claire like my friend tian, fromShanghai, who we heard last Stanford Class Book 09/20/2002 jiang Zemin 09 http://www.echeng.com/output/archives/00000181.shtml

[an error occurred while processing this directive] home bio interests links ] [output] [ guestbook contact Journal Previous Entry: 10/10/02 ... Next Entry: 10/13/02 Posted at 01:31 AM PST: "House Concert: Claire and Livia" Claire Bryant and Livia Sohn performed tonight at my place (Shostakovich Cello Concerto and Wieniawski "Fantaisie Brillante", on themes from the opera, "Faust," by Gounod). Claire played with a pianist whose name I can't spell (Kesuke?), and Livia played with Stephen Prutsman (who was sitting at the piano all the way back, slipping lower and lower in his little folding chair :). I really liked Livia's waltz in the middle of the Wieniawski. It was very convincing. :) As usual, it was a great crowd. It's very rewarding for me to throw these events. People ask questions like, "what happens when you put two fingers down on the same string?" because they are close enough to see what the musicians are actually doing to produce sound. Incidentally... if you are lurking out there and are interested in coming to one of these events, send me e-mail and prove that you are not psycho. Obviously, I can't open my place up to any random person out there, but I'm willing to invite a few people I don't know to each event. :) In the past, I've asked one or two people whose online journals I follow, but no one has yet taken me up on the offer.

51. Shanghai Arts Corp. French pianist JeanPhilippe Collard recital Jean-Jack Dubeau Mouth concert (BabaraDaniels; Delores Ziegler; Edrardo Villa; tian hao jiang) Korean Seoul http://www.81836.com/artscorp/en/yeji.html

English About Us History Lyceum Theatre ... Latest Information Shanghai Arts Corp. 57 South Maoming Rd. Shanghai 200020 China Tel: 86-21-62678753 Fax: 86-21-62678757 E-mail: peform@online.sh.cn Concerts and Performances French pianist Jean-Philippe Collard recital Jean-Jack Dubeau Mouth Organ Quintet from France Sweden pantomime "Outline of life " Russian Tchaikovsky Opera and Ballet Theatre Zurich Trio from Switzerland World famous violinist Pinchas Zukerman's recital World famous violinist Igor Oistrakh's recital World famous violinist Shlomo Mintz's recital Rhein State Philhamonic Orchestra symphony concert Mantovani light music ensemble concert World famous vocalists concert (Babara Daniels; Delores Ziegler; Edrardo Villa; Tian hao jiang) Korean Seoul Opera chorus concert French dance company Montalvo-Hervieu in Shanghai Australia Sydney Opera House Bronze Quintet American famous magician Franz Harary Great magic show1999 German Hannova Expo2000 Shanghai Week Show World famous Spectacle AIDA in Shanghai (3 Guinniss records) 2001 German National Opera House Ballet Company China tour 2001 Canada's Royal Winnipeg Ballet China tour 2001 Shanghai show Argentina TANGO PASION China tour 2001 Shanghai show

52. CD Bible Jeff Harvey pianist and songwriter. jiang, tian - composes and performsclassical crossover music. Jibe - rock band from Dallas, TX. http://www.cdbible.com/cdbible/artists/WhitePages/wp_10.html

J A B C D ... I J K L M N ... Johnnie Be Goode - covers group supported by tribute bands such as Abbasalutely, The Boney eMpire, and the Beatlettes. Jones, Laurie Jazzstrings - provides basic information about jazz string players past and present, with an emphasis on violinists. J for Jules - original rock music. Site includes show dates, pictures, reviews, and more. - jazz and blues guitar and harmonica duo, original music. J Majik@ J-45 - grassroots band that writes and performs its own music which combines country, rock, and folk music. J-Boogs - features bios and information about J-Boogs and the Just-Us crew. J. Davis Trio - Chicago's very own all live, martini-flavored, hip-hop band. J. Geils Band - official site, with information and links. J.B - professional touring piano, organ and accordion player. J.C Addix - oldschool punk band with influences like Spudgun, 90 lb Wuss, Chasm, The Invaderz, and Officer Negative. J.C. Doo-Kingu?Band, The - performing world beat jazz. Also home of OCDK Records. J.D. Crowe and the New South - acoustic duo playing originals and covers. J.S. Bach Experience

53. CineAsia Translate this page Ring Madeleine Treasure Planet The pianist The Truth von der Auseinandersetzung zweierSchwertkämpfer (jiang und Nakai IN A SMALL TOWN von tian Zhuang Zhuang http://www.cineasia-magazin.de/news/

CineAsia Aktuell Aktuelle Ausgabe Film-News Alte Ausgaben ... Impressum Web CineAsia Newsletter: bestellen abbestellen Email-Adresse: Film - News Was gibts neues in der Welt des asiatischen Films? Hier erfahrt Ihr es. Der Newsletter liefert neben den Film-News alle Infos rund ums Heft - in regelmäßiger, komprimierter Form. Box Office Hongkong Box Office Japan Golden Chicken Infernal Affairs The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers Hero 8 Mile The Cat Returns Black Mask 2: City of Masks Shoot to Thrill All About Lily Chou-Chou Minority Report Try Gangs of New York Return to Neverland Ghost Ship Godzilla vs. MekaGodzilla

54. Home 199899 Rockapella Eugene Fodor, violinist Quartetto Gelato Les BalletsTrockadero de Monte-Carlo tian jiang, pianist Diva (Big band Jazz). http://www.jeffnet.org/~communityconcerts/page10.html

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55. The Oak Ridger Online - Feature: Intermission - Giuseppe Verdi's 'Luisa Miller' Neil Shicoff as Rodolfo, Robert Frontali as Miller, Hao jiang tian as Count musiccritic Martin Bernheimer, Jellinek, and Bill Lutes, a pianist and teacher http://www.oakridger.com/stories/032202/int_0321020079.html

INTERMISSION Story last updated at 9:21 a.m. on Friday, March 22, 2002 Giuseppe Verdi's 'Luisa Miller' to be broadcasted live from the MET Giuseppe Verdi's "Luisa Miller" will be broadcast live from the stage of the Metropolitan Opera house at 1:30 p.m. Saturday over the ChevronTexacoMetropolitan Opera International Radio Network. It will air locally over radio station WUOT-FM. The cast will include Barbara Frittoli as Luisa, Denyce Graves as Federica, Neil Shicoff as Rodolfo, Robert Frontali as Miller, Hao Jiang Tian as Count Walter, and Canadian bass Philip Ens, in his Met broadcast debut, as Wurm. James Levine will conduct, and the announcer for the broadcast will be Peter Allen. This season's new production is by Elijah Moshinsky, with sets and costumes by Santo Loquasto, and lighting by Duane Schuler. During the first intermission, George Jellinek, host of WQXR's nationally syndicated weekly program "The Vocal Scene," will discuss Verdi, "Luisa Miller," and German dramatist, poet and essayist Friedrich Schiller, who wrote the play "Kabale und Liebe" upon which "Luisa Miller" is based. Metropolitan Opera Guild lecturer Bridget Paolucci will follow with a verbal portrait of Verdi to mark the close of the Verdi Centennial season.

56. News Archives Page 2 Scarlett Bellamy, Dr. LJ Wei, Lu tian, Dr. Steve Dr. Hongyu jiang will be coming intothe department as Lefkopoulou by her childhood friend, pianist Lola Totsiou http://www.biostat.harvard.edu/about/newsarchive3.html

Departmental Holiday Party We have a few pictures from the departmental party. Click on any image to stop scroll and see a larger copy... Free DHTML scripts provided by Dynamic Drive Two Day-Long Short Courses Offered in January The Department of Biostatistics is pleased to announce two day-long short-courses in January. Students, along with everyone else, are especially encouraged to attend. Information on the courses is given below. Please respond to Jan Juley ( jjuley@hsph.harvard.edu ) and tell her which courses you plan to attend. Monday, January 22, 2001, Kresge G2 (8:30-5:00, lunch from 12:00-1:30, breaks from 10:30-11:00, 3:00-3:30), Professor Tony Cai , Department of Statistics, The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania Title: Wavelets And Statistical Applications Wednesday, January 24, 2001, Kresge G2 (9:00-5:00, lunch from 11:30-1:00, breaks from 10:00-10:30, 3:15-3:45), Professor Nick Lange , Department of Psychiatry, McLean Hospital and Harvard Medical School and Department of Biostatistics, Harvard School of Public Health Title: Introduction to Brain Imaging Faculty Promotions The Department of Biostatistics is very proud to announce that Michael Hughes and Andrea Rotnitzky have been promoted to the rank of Professor.

57. Harvard School Of Public Health Finally, Dr. Hongyu jiang, from the University of Wisconsin, will a piano recitalof the Greek pianist Lola Totsiou Lu tian was awarded the Robert B. Reed Prize http://www.biostat.harvard.edu/publications/newsletter/aug2000/

Harvard School of Public Health Telephone: (617) 432-1056 Department of Biostatistics FAX: (617) 739-1781 Internet: dept@hsph.harvard.edu http://www.biostat.harvard.edu Biostat Connections Editorial Staff: Sudeshna Adak, Paul Catalano, Victor DeGruttola, Bhaswati Ganguli, Erin Kammann, Cyrus Mehta, Evelyn Ophir, John Rogus, and Florin Vaida The PDF Version August 1, 2000 No. 10 The Evolving State of Statistical Genetics by John Rogus and Victor DeGruttola Statistical analysis of genetic data is a growth industry. Opportunities abound in genetic linkage analysis, genetic association analysis, and most recently gene expression profiling. In linkage analysis, statistical inference based on inheritance patterns makes it possible to identify chromosomal regions containing disease predisposing genes. Because many diseases under current investigation are multifactorial, nonparametric linkage analysis (e.g., sib pair analysis) is now enjoying center stage. In association analysis, an attempt is made to correlate specific genetic variants with disease. To guard against spurious results due to population admixture, much of the recent work has focused on family-based analysis. Some of the most exciting work in this area, relaxing the criteria needed to qualify as a "family" and developing a unified framework for statistical analysis, is being carried out in our department under the direction of Nan Laird. In addition to the opportunities afforded by linkage and association analysis, there is now another rapidly emerging field ripe for contributions by statisticians - gene expression profiling. Not surprisingly, what distinguishes this area is the focus on the expression of genes rather than on the differences in inherited DNA. Notably, differential expression of genes occurs not only across different tissue types for a given individual but also across individuals for a given tissue type. This is especially apparent when samples from many individuals are partitioned by some meaningful clinical measurement such as presence/absence of disease.

58. Shenzhen Daily News bestknown pop singers as Na Ying, tian Zhen, Liu jiang Yuheng, for example, gavea song entitled Looking Back Yundi, an 18-year-old local pianist who recently http://61.141.194.122/szdaily/2001/0101/27.htm

Home Shenzhen Daily Life Monday 1/1/2001 Important news Local Current Affair Focus ... Life Supplement £º Cartoons Language People Science ... Photos CCTV comes again Wu Yan IT was not the first time for CCTV (China Central Television) to make eventful production in the city's theme parks. Again, on Wednesday, it videotaped Meeting in the New Century with the Same Song in the square of the Window of the World, which was broadcast yesterday evening, the last day of this century, marking the coming of 2001 as well as the 21st century. The performers alone number 3,000, indicating the grandeur and expense of the show. Of course, the importance of the timing makes all that worthwhile. Further emphasizing that importance is the participation of all those dazzling stars from Chinese mainland, Taiwan, USA, South Korea, Hong Kong, and Indonesia. The show was started by a number called The Millennium Bell Tone that features 1,000 primary school students holding candlelights and posing around the central stage and the local orchestra posturing as giving accompaniment to the singers - a six-year-old girl and Mo Hualun, a Chinese American tenor - who were the centre of this first show. Then followed by Jiang Yuheng, a famous singer from Taiwan, and the country's best-known pop singers as Na Ying, Tian Zhen, Liu Huan and over a dozen others. Something in common among the singers is that almost all of them sang old popular songs, both well liked and time-tested. Jiang Yuheng, for example, gave a song entitled Looking Back Again, which was a hit around the late 80's. Despite his kind of husky voice , his performance was very melodious and moving.

59. Raymond's Journal He had planned to be a concert pianist and is also a Even Mr. jiang seemed quite funnyand lovely that night At 12 pm, I had my birthday in front of tian An Men http://alumni.eecs.berkeley.edu/~rayning/2001_07_15_log.html

60. Chinese X Club - Event Calender Chinese musicians Zhang Yalin (Tenor); Wang Li (pianist) concert is for furtherinfo, call tian Ling 416 copyright © 1996 cXc maintained by james jiang. http://www.campuslife.utoronto.ca/groups/cXc/events/jan3-98.html

Forwarded message Date: Fri, 2 Jan 1998 12:21:44 -0500 From: l.tian@utoronto.ca To: Chinese X Club Subject: saturday night concert For those who are planning for a saturday night well-spent: A vocal and piano concert will be given by two Toronto Chinese musicians: Zhang Yalin (Tenor); Wang Li (Pianist) concert is consisted of vocal and piano solos. some selected Chinese and Western songs are performed, as well as famous pieces of List and Chopin. location: Ford Centre For the Performing Arts, 5040 Yonge St. (at Yonge and Sheppard) Time: 8pm, Saturday Jan.3, 1998 tickets can be purchased at door. Student price are $20. for further info, call Tian Ling: 416-593-9619 events home maintained by james jiang

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