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Part of my preparations for life in Uz is to take in as much luxurious American life as I can.
The Little Things 2003
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Part of my preparations for life in Uz is to take in as much luxurious American life as I can.
Wanderlustress: 2003
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Listed below are links to weblogs that reference 4th of July in Uz:
4th of July in Uz 2004
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… And when I think I may be deprived while I'm in Uz, I remember those I strive to help, and they anchor me and point the way …
Wanderlustress: 2003
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There is also advice from a current PCV in Uz that I've updated in orange.
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… And when I think I may be deprived while I'm in Uz, I remember those I strive to help, and they anchor me and point the way …
My Guiding Compass 2003
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I'm sure you're well prepared for life in Uz, but if you've any questions, doubts, or whatever else, feel free to ask.
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Rawlinson, in his deciphering of the Assyrian inscriptions, states that "Uz is the prevailing name of the country at the mouth of the Euphrates."
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Their current programs in Uz are quite extensive, including university exchanges for Uzbek students to attend American universities, internships for Uzbek business leaders in American firms, building up internet resources and training for professionals, setting up public advocacy groups as well as beefing up the legal environment for NGO’s to operate ... just to name a few.
Wanderlustress: 2003
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Their current programs in Uz are quite extensive, including university exchanges for Uzbek students to attend American universities, internships for Uzbek business leaders in American firms, building up internet resources and training for professionals, setting up public advocacy groups as well as beefing up the legal environment for NGO’s to operate ... just to name a few.
IREX and Extranea 2003
rolig commented on the word Uz
"Job is a monotheist but not an Israelite; he lives in 'the land of Uz,' which Alter glosses as 'a never-never land somewhere to the east.'
– Adam Kirsch, "Counter-Revelations", review of The Wisdom Books, new translations of Job, Proverbs, and Ecclesiastes by Robert Alter (Norton & Co.), on The New Republic book review website "The Book", http://www.tnr.com/book/review/counter-revelations-wisdom-books-robert-alter
October 26, 2010