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From: "Kewen Zhang" <c595880@showme.missouri.edu>
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Subject: Q methodology
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Please help with my Q study (survey)
My Chinese Friends:
I am Kewen Zhang, a fellow compatriot of yours currently residing in
Columbia of Missouri, USA.
I am writing this message to ask for your help. For my dissertation, I
need
to have some of my compatriots --Chinese students, scholars or
professionals-- in different countries to participate in a Q sorting, or
a
kind survey using the Q methodology. The survey is to study the
attitudes
of the Chinese students, scholars and professionals towards their group,
or
cyber-community, tied up by their own Internet publications.
I wonder if any of you can help me with my survey. For this particular
survey, a respondent will be asked to read 48 sentences and rank order
them
on a scaled table. Once you know how to do it, it won't take much time.
Less than one hour will be enough, I believe.
On the other hand, participating in the Q sorting might benefit the
participant by acquainting him or her with the research method for
social
science study. I will do my best to be helpful if the participant wants
to
carry out a Q study himself in the future.
If you do not mind, please let me know your mail address so that I can
send
the questionnaire to you. I will provide the return postage. My email
address is at the end of this message. (By the way, my mail address is
6-H
University Terrace, Columbia, MO 65201, USA)

If you prefer not to reveal your mail address, you may visit my home
papge
(http://www.missouri.edu/~c595880/qstudy.html) for all the documents
needed
for this survey. You can send the score sheet and questionnaire back to
me
by email. But obviously, the first method is more convenient.
Detailed description of my study is available at my home
pagehttp://www.miss
ouri.edu/~c595880. It is in the Q-Study section.
Let me thank you in advance. 

Kewen Zhang
____________________________________
E-mail: c595880@showme.missouri.edu, or
c595880@mizzou1.missouri.edu, or
c595880@everest.cclabs.missouri.edu
U.S. mail: 6-H University Terrace, Columbia, MO 65201
Phone (H): (573)771-0197
____________________________________________________

 



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From: Xiang Feng Chen <xchen@mti.sgi.com>
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Subject: mediacal insurance
Date: Tue, 20 May 1997 16:25:43 -0700
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Hi, my in-laws are coming.  I would like to buy insurance
        for them.  However, the price that some insurance companies
        quoted me is very high (arround $400 per month per person).
        I know that there was one related to IFCSS, which was much
        cheeper.  Has anyone used it berfore? 

        Thanks a lot and sorry to post in English.

-- 
Xiang Feng Chen
xchen@mti.sgi.com

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From: Gang Xu <gxu@ph.utexas.edu>
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Subject: Self-supported Scholarship
Date: Tue, 20 May 1997 13:39:36 -0500
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Hi, there

Sorry to bother you. I want to know some information about
self-supported scholarship. I remember that someone have post the ads in
the group about that. If anyone know it, please email me back. Your help
is highly appreciated. 

Self-support Scholarship means give a orgnization some money. They then
use these money as a scholarship for yourself. Thus it would be easier
for a student get a F-1 visa outside the U.S.

Gang.

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From: Yang Qin <yqin@stru.vub.ac.be>
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Subject: Sudirman Cup world team championships results
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Men's Group 1A: 

China 5 England 0 

Dong Jiong beat P Knowles 15-9 15-6 

Liu Yong and Zhang Wei beat Chris Hunt and Simon Archer 15-9 10-15 15-6 

Ye Zhaoying beat Julie Mann 11-0 11-2 

Qin Yiyuan and Tang Yongshu beat J Davies and D Kellogg 15-4 15-7 

Liu and Ge Fei beat Nick Ponting and Julie Bradbury 15-7 17-14. 

Cheers!
-- 
Qin Yang ~{����~}                       e-mail: yqin@orca.vub.ac.be
http://homepages.vub.ac.be/~yqin                yqin@stru.vub.ac.be
TW Kb, Pleinlaan 2                              Tel: +32/2/629.2937
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From: Taiping Wang <tawst14@pitt.edu>
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Subject: Re: $$ Try it out. It may change your life $$
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Palph (palph@magna.com.au) wrote:
: Dear everyone,

: I have read the following message about earning money from internet. I
: thought it just costs me less than 15 dollars and may be able to
receive

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From: "�� ��" <ykloh@pl.jaring.my>
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Subject: you shouldn't miss this site!
Date: 21 May 1997 12:39:31 GMT
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if you are one who love chinese culture, want you feel a pure chinese
environment in the World Wide Web, you shouldn't miss this
site:
 you may want to try this site:

http://www.malaysia.net/people/ykloh/

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From: "pp" <fang@diehlgraphsoft.com>
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Subject: Re: PLA
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Don't you forget that this army murdered thousands of civilians in
Beijing,
Tibet, etc.
This army have not done anything when Japan is occupying Diaoyu Islands. 
They do what they are not supposed to do and don't do what they supposed
to
do.
This army, as well as its boss 'the communist party', should be blamed
for
every crime
they committed.
 Hong Ling Wang wrote in article
<01bc652b$40c54340$c82f3fcb@yinghonl>...
>Whether you like or not, the Chinese People's Liberation Army is there
>doing their jobs. They fought with United Nation in Korea, with India
>supported by major countries in the world, with then the strongest
>superpower Soviet Union, and lately with Vietnam. The disaster eight
years
>destroy the democratic process and the fame of PLA.
>
>Dear friends on the web, do not stereotype those PLA officers and
soldiers.
>Actually they may be the same age as us and even our friends or
classmates
>before. What they are thinking is strongly reflecting the common public
of
>China. PLA is strongly hoping to have a chance to prove themselves, which
>can be good for protecting China or bad to be aggressive.
>
>In 1994 PLA asked for approval to march over Hong Kong when disputing
with
>Chris Patten; in 1995 PLA proposed a lesson to teach the Philippines in
the
>disputed islands in South China Sea. However, focus was changed due to
the
>US visit of Lee Teng-hui. You can say that Lee saved Philippines. In 1996
I
>was confirmed by some PLA generals that their intention to attack Taiwan
>because of their loss of patience. However, that was stopped by the
Chinese
>Government.
>
>It is not a good idea for the international community to humiliate an
army
>like PLA. As the strongest army and the first Chinese army never lost to
>western counterparts, PLA deserves some respect.
>
> 


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Date: Wed, 21 May 1997 11:11:56 -0600
From: parryh@hotmail.com (Howell Parry)
Subject: Monkey (Magic) Mailing List!
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From: Yong Hua Chen <chenyh@sunchew.ece.uiuc.edu>
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Subject: A question for people who knows car better
Date: Wed, 21 May 1997 11:53:18 -0500
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Hi There,

I have a 89 Cavalier. It starts and runs very well.  However, it
requires more than 2 minutes to warm up before I can shift the gear.  
The problem shows up even at this time of the year. Does anybody 
know a clue?  Would a tune-up help?  Thanks in advance.

Sorry for not using Chinese.  I do not know how to post Chinese
directly onto the newsgroup.

Yong-Hua Chen
-- 
Research Assistant
=====================================================================
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 
377 Everitt Laboratory, 1406 W Green Street, Urbana, IL 61801-2991 
Tel: 217 333-0434(O) 217 384-7142(H)    Fax: 217 244-7345(O)       
WWW: http://www.ccem.uiuc.edu/chen/     Email: chenyh@uiuc.edu
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From: Bob@ibm.net
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other branches, one in the Lake George region of New York and the
other in Marco Island, Florida, consequently we are able to accept new
clients. Please adhere strictly to the following guidelines for
submission
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From: Nicola Wharmsby <nicola.wharmsby@mch.sni.de>
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Subject: Re: HELP!!! Games for Wedding Reception
Date: Wed, 21 May 1997 12:51:24 -0700
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Roy Tse wrote:
> 
> My friends are getting married soon and I need some I ideas for games to
> play on them during the reception.  The stranger and wilder the better.
> 
> Thanks
> Roy

One that always goes down well here in Germany is where the bride 
(blindfolded) has to recognize the groom from among 5 guys simply by 
feeling his bare calves. (The guys stand on chairs, with rolled up 
trouser legs, and someone guides the bride's hands from one to another
so 
she can't feel at socks, trouser material etc.)
The reverse game is not so good: the groom feels the earlobes of 5 women 
(without earrings) - it seems to be more difficult than the calves game.
Have fun, Nicola