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The Encyclopedia of Alzheimer's Disease (Facts on File Library of Health and Living) by Carol Turkington, Deborah Mitchell, 2010-03 The Life of St. John Neumann by Fr. James J. Galvin, Fr. James J. Galvin, 1998-01-01 Memorial Addresses Given in the House of Representativesof the United States in Memory of James A. Galvin, Late a Representative of Massachusetts by No Author, 1929 Lethal Frequencies by James Galvin, 1995 Faith Alone: A Daily Devotional The Baker Bible Dictionary for Kids by Daryl J. Lucas, Bruce B. Barton, et all 1997-07 Through the Country of the Gomache Indians in the Fall of the Year 1845: The Journal of a U.S. Army Expedition led by Lieutenant James W. Abert of the Topographical Engineers by John (edited by) and James W. Abert (illustrated by) Galvin, 1970 Personal incidents in over 40 years with James Michael Curley by Thomas F Galvin, 1975 The Meadow --1993 publication by James Galvin (Author), 1993 Handbook of Dementing Illnesses, Second Edition (Neurological Disease and Therapy) The Small Group Study Bible by James C. Galvin, 1995-03 Listen Vienna! A Life of St. Clement Hofbauer by James J. Galvin, 1953 Blessed John Neumann, bishop of Philadelphia by James J Galvin, 1964 1 Corinthians (Life Application Bible Studies (NLT))

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41. Copper Canyon Press: Catalog: Item Detail
    A winner of the National Poetry Series and author of the prose classic The Meadow (Holt, 1992), james galvin writes poetry that is inspired by the often harsh  
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42. Copper Canyon Press
    14.00. 155659-190-X. galvin, james, X, . 14.00. 1-55659-191-8. galvin, james, Lethal Frequencies, . 11.00. 1-55659-069-5. galvin, james, Resurrection Update, .  
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43. James Galvin
    photo photo james galvin is a member of the permanent faculty of the University of Iowa s Iowa Writers Workshop. He has published  
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44. The Late Fr. James Galvin April 2002
    Rev Fr james galvin, who passed away, was President of the East Kerry Board since 1969. Fr galvin The late Fr. james galvin. Rev Fr  
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45. Penn Special Collections-APR-James Galvin
    Photographs from the American Poetry Review Records, 19711998 Ms. Coll. 349. james galvin.  
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46. Real Wonder By James Galvin
    Real Wonder. by james galvin. This is Michael Carey literary tradition. Today’s poem is Real Wonder by james galvin of Iowa City. In it  
    http://www.uiowa.edu/~humiowa/GalvinJ2.html
    
    Extractions: Preceding real wonder. "Real Wonder", by James Galvin from Lethal Frequencies published by Copper Canyon Press and reprinted in Voices on the Landscape: Contemporary Iowa Poets published by Loess Hills Books of Farragut. For Voices from the Prairie and Humanities Iowa, this is Michael Carey hoping you continue to hear the music blooming all round you.

47. What I've Believed In By James Galvin
    What I ve Believed In by james galvin. What I’ve Believed In by james galvin from his book, Imaginary Timber published by Doubleday.  
    http://www.uiowa.edu/~humiowa/Galvin.html
    
    Extractions: by James Galvin This is Michael Carey for Voices from the Prairie a weekly sampling from the rich soil of Iowa’s literary tradition. Today’s poet is James Galvin originally from a ranch in Wyoming where he returns when he isn’t teaching at the Writers’ Workshop at the University of Iowa in Iowa City. At first glance, this finely-crafted prose piece seems to be about an old junked car left to rot in the woods, a car that for years used to power a saw at the local lumberyard. If you listen closely, however, with your heart and your mind you will feel how this poem is really about faith and hope and the mysterious reason for being on this earth that may one day just clearly present itself to each and every one of us. It’s called "What I’ve Believed In." "What I’ve Believed In" by James Galvin from his book, Imaginary Timber published by Doubleday. It is also included in Resurrection Update: Collected Poems 1975-1997 published by Copper Canyon Press. For Voices from the Prairie and Humanities Iowa, this is Michael Carey hoping you continue to hear the music blooming all around you.

48. Galvin Strategic Consulting
    james M. galvin, Ph.D. Strategic Consulting galvin+bio@elistx.com . Dr. galvin provides strategic security and email consulting to both vendors and users.  
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    Extractions: Dr. Galvin provides strategic security and email consulting to both vendors and users. For vendors he contributes: For users and organizations deploying security and email technologies he contributes: For more information review the links below or send email to galvin+bio@elistx.com. Dr. Galvin is an expert in security and email technologies with over 15 years of experience designing and developing distributed application architectures and the standards upon which they are based. He has worked extensively with network-based applications and public key infrastructures (certificates), consulting for both Government and commercial clients. His activities have included the design and development of user authentication and access control systems, secure email technologies, secure domain name systems, secure network management, and security architectures and policies. An active member of the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) since 1989, Dr. Galvin has participated in the development of

49. UK Screen - James Galvin : Entertainment
    james galvin. Entertainment. About Address Greater London United Kingdom. james galvin s Page Statistics, Page Address http//www.ukscreen.com/guest/Erobitha.  
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50. UK Screen - James Galvin Contact
    Send a message to james galvin. Please enter your contact details below, or if you are a UKscreen member, please login. Full Name Your eMail Subject  
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51. James Galvin, X
    james galvin, X (Copper Canyon, 2003). A long time has past since John Keats slouched beneath a nightingale s nest in a plum tree  
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    Extractions: A long time has past since John Keats slouched beneath a nightingale's nest in a plum tree to bemoan a world "Where but to think is to be full of sorrow/and leaden-eyed despairs/Where beauty cannot keep her lustrous eyes/Or new love pine at them beyond to morrow." In our cool age, merely to think of any contemporary poet attempting to revisit themes endemic to lyric poetry since Sappho desire, betrayal, trust, loss, loneliness and nature awakens us to just how awesome a challenge it has become to say "my heart aches" without encountering a sea of guffaws. But there is a nightingale in Montana, perched on a windowsill somewhere around James Galvin's ranch, and, as his sixth volume of poetry attests, he hears it loud and clear. Throughout X , a collection of poems dwelling largely on his defunct marriage with fellow poet Jorie Graham, Galvin relies on the reader's own conscience and experience to finish each poem's meaning and affect, often transcending this basic rule of poetic law by digging deeper, excavating past losses and interrogating the difficult present, the struggle to go on. "After bad things happen we always live/A little more," Galvin observes in a language as simple as it is moving. Routinely, Galvin steps out of the way of his poems to let them speak their way out of loss, stifling so much as a jaded chuckle in the textured silence following every final line. If the trick to conveying heartbreak convincingly in contemporary poetry is to simply tell what happened, rather than wrestling readers into feeling your pain

52. Galvin Family Genealogy Forum
    Patrick galvin and Margaret Jean Wagner c 1936 Maureen Taylor 8/18/03 Frederick james galvin and Jean Woodhouse c 1938 - Maureen Taylor 8/18/03  
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    Extractions: Galvin, John Patrick married Mary Kate Ryan Denise Galvin John George Galvin, meath to australia c1800 Faun McGowan Galvin-IN Linda John F Galvin of St Louis Loren Haroldson George W. Galvin/ Mary Kingsbury Linda Smith James/Peter Galvin, Huddersfield mid-19th century Robert Kaye Galvin's in Kerry Teresa Nyce Edward Campbell Rennie and Catherine Galvin c1864 Maureen Taylor John Glavin and Elizabeth Galvin c1866 Maureen Taylor Daniel Shanahan and Margaret Galvin c 1915 Maureen Taylor John Creft and Mary Galvin (nee McNiel) c1868 Maureen Taylor Timothy Edward Gleeson and Kathleen Galvin c 1935 Maureen Taylor George Barnard and Elsie Galvin c1930 Maureen Taylor James Gallivan and Catherine Ryan c 1859 Maureen Taylor Patrick Galvin and Margaret Jean Wagner c 1936 Maureen Taylor

53. Colgate University Press Releases - Author James Galvin To Give Reading At Colga
    Hamilton, NY — Writer james galvin will give a reading from his work at Colgate University on Wednesday, November 8 at 430 pm The reading is free and open  
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54. NWPChecklist.html
    Niall Montgomery, Stan Smith, John Sharkey, Brian Coffey, Josef Jelen, Antonin Bartusek, Niall Montgomery, james Liddy, Patrick galvin, james Liddy, John Jordan  
    http://indigo.ie/~tjac/Publishers/nwp_publications.htm
    
    Extractions: Sole Glum Trek With the Woodnymphs Billy the Kid Editorial Poetry: Criticism: James Hogan, Michael Smith, Trevor Joyce, David Polk, Jim Chapson, James Liddy, Leon Trotsky, D.R. O'Connor Lysaght Friend Songs: Mediaeval Galaicoportuguese Love Poems Editorial Poetry Pearse Hutchinson, Jorge E. Eielson, Augustus Young, Gerard Smyth, Geoffrey Hazard, James Tate, John Montague, Javier Heraud, Georg Trakl, Trevor Joyce, Michael Kane, Anthony Kerrigan, Antonio Machado, P.M.O'Brien Burkley, Knute Skinner, Michael Smith, Niall Montgomery, Lorna Reynolds, Peter Prachar, Paul Durcan, Michael Hartnett, Pamela Good. Macdara Woods

55. James Galvin Interview
    A Small Group Discussion With james galvin. An Interview by Michael C. Mack. Have trouble finding time to prepare for meetings? james galvin has a solution.  
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    Extractions: Can't decide what to study next in your small group? Want to make your Bible studies more relevant to the lives of members? Have trouble finding time to prepare for meetings? James Galvin has a solution. The Small Group Study Bible, published by Tyndale ($19.99), includes 380 discussion-starter studies on 100 popular and relevant topics such as stress, goal-setting, marriage, money, occult, faith, and salvation. Each discussion starter includes a Scripture reading, key verse, short essay, and five or six discussion questions. The Bible also includes a discussion-starter index, Bible concordance, and an interest inventory. ( See review Dr. Galvin, creator and senior editor of the Small Group Study Bible , has extensive experience in small groups. Galvin came to Christ as a senior in high school through a Campus Life group. He has been in or led small group Bible studies ever since. As the national training director for Youth for Christ, Galvin trained hundreds of small group leaders. Today he continues to help train small group leaders in his church. Writing and editing Bible resources is nothing new for Galvin. He created the concept for and was one of the senior editors for the

56. James Galvin: Show And Tell
    james galvin. james galvin is author of Resurrection Update Collected Poems 1975–1997, The Meadow, a prose collection,and Fencing the Sky, a novel.  
    http://www.bostonreview.net/BR27.3/showandtell.html

57. Poet James Galvin - Knox College News
    Poet james galvin. Reading April 17 by poet and rancher. April 04, 2003 GALESBURG james galvin, award-winning poet, author and rancher  
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    Extractions: GALESBURG - James Galvin, award-winning poet, author and rancher, will read his poetry at 4:00 p.m., Thursday, April 17, in the Common Room, Old Main, Knox College, Galesburg, Illinois. The event is free and open to the public. Galvin, a faculty member of the University of Iowa Writers' Workshop, also lives and works as a rancher in Laramie, Wyoming. Galvin has published five collections of poetry, "Resurrection Update: Collected Poems 1975-1997" (1997); "Lethal Frequencies" (1995); "Elements" (1988); "God's Mistress" (1984), which was selected for the National Poetry Series; and "Imaginary Timber" (1980). His new collection of poetry, "X", will be published in May. He has also published a novel, "Fencing the Sky" (1999), and a critically acclaimed prose book, "The Meadow" (1992). A critic in The Nation wrote of Galvin, "He has a voice and a world, perhaps the two most difficult things to achieve in poetry." Nick Regiacorte, visiting assistant professor of English at Knox College, credits Galvin with "continually discovering new and abler forms." Galvin's work has appeared in the New Yorker, The Nation, Atlantic Monthly, Paris Review, Iowa Review, Antioch Review, Georgia Review, New England Review, and other periodicals. His poems have also been extensively anthologized in collections including "The Pushcart Prize Anthology," "Paris Review: Fortieth Anniversary," and "Poetry of the American West."

58. Ventura County Star: Obituaries
    Rev. james galvin. The Rev. james galvin, a Vincentian Father, died Monday, April 19, 2004. Fr. Jim was born in Kansas City, Mo., on Feb.  
    http://obits.venturacountystar.com/04-25/galvin.shtml
    
    Extractions: Fr. Jim was born in Kansas City, Mo., on Feb. 7, 1925, and was ordained as a priest in 1951. His first 30 years of ministry was taken up with teaching and administration on the college and university level at seminaries and schools in many different parts of the country. For the next 23 years, Fr. Jim served in various Catholic churches in the Los Angeles Diocese and at St. Mary's Retreat Center in Santa Barbara. During these latter years, Fr. Jim also served the Marriage Encounter and the Engaged Encounter communities. Fr. Friends may visit from 5:30 to 7 p.m. with a vigil service at 7 p.m. Monday, April 26, at San Roque Church, 325 Argonne Circle, Santa Barbara, Calif. Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Tuesday, April 27, at the church. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations to Sacred Heart School, 505 M Street, Patterson, CA 95363. Arrangements are by Welch Ryce-Haider Funeral Chapels, Santa Barbara, Calif.

59. Alzforum: Researcher Profile - James Galvin
    Last Modified 1 June 2003. View all comments by james galvin. Clinical Interests Parkinson Disease, Aging Process, Tauopathies, Alzheimer Disease.  
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60. Alzforum: Comments
    COMMENTS. Milestone Poll 2000 Results are in! 1 to 2 of 2 results, galvin J. on PAPER Liani E. et al., 2004, Recommendation Only. 12 Apr 2004.  
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