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	rangoon burmese, burmese,
		Welcome to Rangoon, a fine Burmese Restaurant located in the heart of Philadelphia Chinatown, near by Pa Convention Center.
		Rangoon Burmese restaurant is a tradition for many people.
		Food at Rangoon Restaurant is served in generous portions, tastes great, and is reasonably priced.
	www.phillychinatown.com /rangoon.htm (194 words)

	Rangoon - LoveToKnow 1911 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		RANGOON, the capital of Burma, situated on the left bank of the Hlaing or Rangoon river, 21 m.
		Rangoon, from being a comparatively insignificant place, has within less than half a century risen to be the third seaport in British India, being surpassed only by Calcutta and Bombay in the volume of its trade.
		Rangoon is the headquarters of a brigade in the Burma command of the Southern army.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Rangoon (1133 words)

	Rangoon Burma - Rangoon, Burma
		Rangoon (Yangon) is the capitol of Burma and the point of entry for travelers that fly in from abroad.
		Downtown Rangoon is surrounded on three sides by water, on the West and South by the Rangoon River and on the East by the Pazundaung (translates to Mountain of Shrimp) Creek, which is river-like in size.
		Rangoon is a good city for people-watching, and the people you encounter are generally friendly and often curious about Western tourists, which had made for some enjoyable and interesting interactions.
	www.globosapiens.net /travel-information/Rangoon-85.html (838 words)

	Yangon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		During the colonial period, Rangoon's main industries were rice and timber, although other exports, such as raw cotton, precious stones, cheroots, and ivory were also exported.
		Rangoon was heavily damaged by an earthquake and tsunami in 1930, and again during World War II.
		The English name Rangoon was officially changed in 1989 to Yangon.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rangoon (1216 words)

	The Rangoon Solution - Food News Story - WCVB Boston
		Compressed yeast cakes are good for six months, versus two or three weeks refrigerated, and dry packaged yeast will last a year or more in your freezer.
		--Karen D. A: For your basic crab rangoon, use equal portions of cream cheese and crab meat, and add garlic, onion, soy sauce and other seasonings to your taste.
		Keep the prepared rangoons covered with a damp towel to keep them from drying out before you fry them.
	www.thebostonchannel.com /food/2146427/detail.html (1035 words)

	Yangon Summary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		, population 4,082,000 (2005 census), formerly Rangoon), is the largest city of Myanmar (formerly Burma) and its former capital.
		As Lower Burma became integrated into British India, the city's present boundaries were established, with the Cantonment's streets (Downtown) paved in a chessboard fashion along the eastern banks of the Yangon River.
		In addition, the British introduced a westernised educational system in Burma, establishing major colleges, such as Rangoon College (modern-day Yangon University) and the Theological College for Karens (modern-day Myanmar Institute of Theology).
	www.bookrags.com /Yangon (1514 words)

	Rangoon Solitaire - Homepage
		Rangoon is a game of solitaire with all of the 52 cards faced up.
		Rangoon is released as a postcardware program, which means you are free to use the program.
		Rangoon is available as a program written in VisualBasic 2 (and so has to be run under MS/Windows).
	web.inter.nl.net /hcc/Rudy.Muller/rangoon.html (860 words)

	Amelia Earhart Flight -- Rangoon
		The worst weather encountered so far, according to Amelia, was during the short jump from Akyab to Rangoon of 400 miles.
		The first sight of Rangoon was the sun touching the Golden Pagoda.
		Rangoon, the capital of Burma, was about twenty miles from the sea on the Rangoon River.
	www.lib.purdue.edu /spcol/aearhart/map/rangoon.html (247 words)

	Yangon University - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Rangoon College was opened by the Education Syndicate, which was established by the colonial government to manage educational institutions in Burma.
		Throughout the 1940s to 1950s, Rangoon University was the most prestigious university in Southeast Asia and one of the top universities in Asia, attracting students from across the region.
		In addition, the medium of instruction of the University of Rangoon was changed to Burmese, a radical departure from English, which had been the University's medium of instruction since the founding of the University.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Yangon_University (767 words)

	History of Rangoon
		Until the middle of the eighteenth century Rangoon was primarily a place of religious interest, the Shwe Dagon being its source of life.
		By tradition, the Pagoda which gave Rangoon its fame owes its foundation to two brothers, Taphussa and Bhallika, merchants of the country of Ukkala, which is identified with the region lying between Rangoon and Twante.
		To the east, beyond the swamps along the Pazundaung Creek, ran the Pegu River, on the far side of which rose the laterite ridge of Syriam; and to the west was jungly land sloping down to the River swamps, and across the River more swampy land until the Twante ridge was reached.
	www.tuninst.net /Myanmar/Hist_Rgn/hagio/hagio.htm (6434 words)

	Beyond Rangoon (Soundtrack) by Hans Zimmer
		For Beyond Rangoon, Hans Zimmer triumphs in delivering a score that communicates the unfamiliar and beautiful land of Burma, the private tragedy of the central character and the political and economic tragedy the Burmese people suffer under.
		The setting of the film is 1988, when a young doctor played by Patricia Arquette takes a vacation with her sister and is separated from her tour group as her passport has been lost and she must stay behind as a new one is prepared.
		All artwork from Beyond Rangoon is exclusive property of Milan Records (c) 1994.
	www.tracksounds.com /reviews/beyondrangoon.htm (709 words)

	Beyond Rangoon
		The script is based on one written before 1988, when Burma became known as Myanmar, and it is still possible to see the seams where the old thriller and the new political concerns are gracefully sewn together.
		A woman with nothing to lose, she agrees to follow an illegal guide into the countryside beyond Rangoon, and is caught there when martial law is declared.
		Even when the script overstates Laura's qualities (it is, in the end, too much that she is a doctor), Boorman is in command of a story that ranges from private conversations to crowds rampaging outside the United States Embassy.
	partners.nytimes.com /library/film/beyond_rangoon.html (983 words)

	Rangoon,Web hosting in Rangoon, hosting in Rangoon, domain registration in Rangoon,NT,Linux,Dedicated Servers in ...
		All resellers in Rangoon will be given the server access control panel to administer hosting works directly.
		Also Resellers in Rangoon are provided with the technical support online and support on phone, email too.
		Resellers in Rangoon will be given special discounts to promote web hosting packages in Rangoon.
	www.bookandhost.com /rangoonhosting.htm (192 words)

	Rocking Rangoon
		They not only provide the investment in infrastructure and tourism that keeps Rangoon’s brutal military regime afloat, but also the televisions, stereos and other consumer goods favored by the fledgling youth culture that is taking its first baby steps in Burma.
		Promiscuity remains rare around Rangoon, although sex aids are now sold at some stands around the sacred Sule Pagoda.
		At that point in time, Rangoon's underground rock scene had finally left behind its infatuation with the Carpenters (then the Number 1 band in Laos) and moved on to new heroes Credence Clearwater Revival and Nirvana.
	www.gluckman.com /RangoonRock.html (1239 words)

	Rangoon: the Christmas raid
		Overall, in the two Rangoon attacks, he had lost 12 heavy bombers, along with 64 crewmen killed and 3 taken prisoner.
		He therefore stopped Rangoon attack and the next day went to Sungei Pataini to take part in the assault on Singapore.
		From their experience at Rangoon, the Japanese concluded that they had not sufficient appreciated the power of enemy anti-aircraft fire and the ability of enemy fighters to intercept.
	www.warbirdforum.com /rangoon4.htm (1740 words)

	Rangoon 1982
		This gallery is from my first visit in 1982, when the city was virtually a living (though unmaintained) museum of colonial times.
		Rangoon City Hall, built by the British, with the Sule Pagoda to the left
		Suburban housing to the east of Inya Lake, northern Rangoon
	homepage.mac.com /scodrington/Images_of_Myanmar/PhotoAlbum98.html (273 words)

	Filmtracks: Beyond Rangoon (Hans Zimmer)
		Beyond Rangoon: (Hans Zimmer) Director John Boorman is no stranger to the action genre set in exotic locations, and Beyond Rangoon would be a thrilling tale of every American tourist's worst nightmare come true.
		The story places an American doctor and her sister on a vacation in Burma, but the main character's passport is stolen and she becomes separated from her tour group.
		While waiting for a replacement, she witnesses a government crime that she was not supposed to see, and she ends up on the run for her life.
	www.filmtracks.com /titles/beyond_rangoon.html (721 words)

	Burma: Dangerous Bedfellows --- Asia Pacific Media Service
		Evidence of a blossoming military relationship between pariah regimes in Rangoon and Pyongyang is causing growing concern overseas.
		In recent months, Rangoon- and Bangkok-based diplomats say they've detected fresh indications that Pyongyang may be supplying or planning to supply Burma with new weapons, possibly in exchange for shipments of heroin.
		The envoys, citing on-the-ground intelligence reports, say the technicians are residing at a Burmese Defence Ministry guest house in a northern Rangoon suburb.
	www.asiapacificms.com /articles/pyongyang_rangoon (1256 words)

	Rangoon Solitaire - Rules of the Game
		After thoroughly shuffling the deck the cards are laid down face-up, without overlapping in four rows of thirteen cards each, while leaving an empty spot in front of each row.
		[ Rangoon ] : Subsequently the four kings are moved to the empty spots in front of the rows.
		Though the differences are marginal, the odds to win are the best for Gaps and the worst for Rangoon.
	web.inter.nl.net /hcc/Rudy.Muller/ranrules.html (961 words)

	hitormiss.org: Crab Rangoon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		I’ve had crab rangoon here, at some take-out place in Hell’s Kitchen near a friend’s house.
		AA’s right, it is a staple at Boston-area restaurants, but I think the real reason they don’t have it much in NY is because its not really Chinese - unless cream cheese is a staple of Chinese diets that I have previously never heard of.
		I have such a hopeless passion for crab rangoons that a friend actually thought of me and sent me Reese’s link on reading it.
	www.hitormiss.org /2003/10/14/crab-rangoon (312 words)

	Crab Rangoon Recipe
		Crab Rangoons are a favorite as an appetizer or hors devours.
		In a mixing bowl, combine softened cream cheese, crab meat, garlic salt, and dash of salt and pepper to taste.
		Deep fry the Crab Rangoon in 375 degree vegetable oil until golden brown.
	www.marylandcrabcakes.net /crab_rangoon.php (157 words)

	U.S Embassy - Rangoon - DEA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The primary mission of DEA Rangoon is to disrupt, dismantle and destroy major narcotics trafficking organizations, which produce, transport and distribute illicit drugs destined for the United States and other international markets.
		The supply reduction priority of DEA Rangoon is heroin and methamphetamine, and precursor chemicals used in the production of heroin and methamphetamine.
		Presently, due to U.S. Government law and policy toward Burma, the secondary mission of DEA Rangoon, to assist foreign Drug Law Enforcement Agencies in their counter-narcotic effort, to include technical assistance, logistical support and training is not being met at this time.
	usembassy.state.gov /rangoon/wwwh-dea.html (279 words)

	Cooks.com - Recipes - Crab Rangoon
		Results 1 - 10 of 19 for crab rangoon.
		TIP: Extra Crab Rangoon appetizers may be frozen...
		Dip the Crab Rangoon in the sweet and sour sauce, or hot mustard.
	www.cooks.com /rec/search/0,1-0,crab_rangoon,FF.html (149 words)

	Try Compromising With Rangoon
		A ban on new U.S. investment in Burma is in place; U.S. visas for high-level Burmese officials are denied; there is no American ambassador in Rangoon, although the embassy operates under a chargé.
		Now is an opportune time for a set of mutual actions that could lead to better relations between the United States and the European Union on the one hand and Rangoon on the other.
		It is ironic that as the world welcomes the new dialogue in Burma, talks with ranking Burmese officials cannot take place in the United States because visas are refused.
	www.iht.com /articles/2001/01/18/edstein.t.php (532 words)

	Amazon.com: Rangoon: Books: Christine Monson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The novel does drag just a bit in the center, and suffers a bit from typical romance-novel cliches at that section (the heroine being in the possession of the hero at his mountain stronghold), but quickly picks up again when the heroine is returned to Rangoon and the hero is on trial for murder.
		Her first book "Stormfire" is gripping, but the hero is too violent and cruel, and the heroine is a little fickle.
		Pysician's daughter Lysistrata from Boston came to Rangoon, Burma where she acted as a good Samaritan and a reformer.
	www.amazon.com /Rangoon-Christine-Monson/dp/0380896117 (1019 words)

	North Korea South Korea Rangoon Bombing 1983
		On 9 October, he went to lay a wreath at the martyrs' memorial in Rangoon, which commemorates Thankin Aung San, founder of independent Burma, who was assassinated in 1947.
		The two wounded men were found to be North Koreans, and confessed that they had been sent to assassinate President Chun.
		[T]he 1983 Rangoon assassination attempt that killed seventeen South Korean government officials and four Burmese dignitaries...
	www.onwar.com /aced/data/kilo/korea1983.htm (389 words)

	Beyond Rangoon (1995) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Patricia Arquette plays American doctor Laura Bowman, who takes a holiday to Burma in an attempt to heal her spirit after the murders of her husband and young son.
		She is left behind in Rangoon during a military crackdown and leaves the city with an aging man who works as a "tour guide." But he is no simple tour guide; he is a professor who introduces her to the life outside of the tourist traps...
		Discuss this title with other users on IMDb message board for Beyond Rangoon (1995)
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0112495 (415 words)

	Beyond Rangoon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Set in 1988, BEYOND RANGOON takes us to a little known nation of Burma, a region once recognized as the wealthiest and most ravishing in all of Asia but which, by this point in time, had all but gone up in flames.
		A young American doctor (Patricia Arquette) visiting Burma finds herself embroiled in the plight of the people and thus embarks on a perilous journey in Castle Rock Entertainment's "Beyond Rangoon" directed by John Boorman.
		American tourist Laura Bowman (Patricia Arquette) convinces a local Burmese guide (Aung Ko) to take her on an "unofficial" tour of the country.
	www.ibiblio.org /freeburma/beyondrangoon/brangoon.html (183 words)

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