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Wright James:     more books (100)

Approaches to Teaching Wright's Native Son (Approaches to Teaching World Literature) Saint Judas (Wesleyan Poetry Program) by James Wright, 1959-01-01 Nobody Knows My Name by James Baldwin, 1992-12-01 The Flying Circus: Pacific War--1943--as Seen Through a Bombsight by James C. Wright, 2005-07-01 ABOVE THE RIVER: COMPLETE POEMS by JAMES WRIGHT, 1997 Frank Lloyd Wright: Between Principles and Form by Paul Laseau, James Tice, 1991-12-15 Anabolic steroids and sports: A comprehensive, up-to-date summary and discussion of the scientific findings about the controversial drugs widely used to increase muscle size and strength by James Edward Wright, 1978 Passion For The Past: Papers In Honour Of James F. Pendergast (Mercury Series) The Sculpture of Austin Wright (British Sculptors and Sculpture) (British Sculptors and Sculpture) by James Hamilton, Austin Wright, 1994-06 Poems. Collected and edited by James Osborne Writht by John Ruskin, James Osborne Wright, 2010-08-17 Moments of the Italian Summer by James Wright, 1976-07-01 Three American Architects: Richardson, Sullivan, and Wright, 1865-1915 by James F. O'Gorman, 1992-09-15 A Treatise on the Causes and Cure of Stuttering, With Reference to Certain Modern Theories by James Wright, 2010-07-24 Armed and Considered Dangerous by James Wright, Peter H. Rossi, 2008-04-18

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61. Wright, James (Ftrain.com)
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62. James Wright Sheet Music!
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63. Handbook Of Texas Online: WRIGHT, JAMES
    wright, james (??) james wright came to Texas with his wife, Permilia, in 1832 and took the oath of allegiance to the Mexican government on April 29, 1834.  
    http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/view/WW/fwr6.html
    
    Extractions: format this article to print WRIGHT, JAMES (?-?). James Wright came to Texas with his wife, Permilia, in 1832 and took the oath of allegiance to the Mexican government on April 29, 1834. He represented Victoria in the Convention of 1833. qv He served in the Texas army from May 18 to November 18, 1836. Wright represented Victoria County in the House of the Fourth and Fifth congresses of the republic, 1839-41. He served as an alderman in Victoria in 1842 and was made a notary public on July 27, 1846. A James Wright also was listed as owning the Victoria Hotel at this time. Wright was not enrolled in the 1850 census, and nothing is known of his death. BIBLIOGRAPHY: Roy Grimes, ed., 300 Years in Victoria County (Victoria, Texas: Victoria Advocate , 1968; rpt., Austin: Nortex, 1985). Texas House of Representatives, Biographical Directory of the Texan Conventions and Congresses, 1832-1845 (Austin: Book Exchange, 1941). John K. Huckaby top of page about search help ... suggest an article topic The Handbook of Texas Online is a joint project of The General Libraries at the University of Texas at Austin and the Texas State Historical Association

64. Handbook Of Texas Online: WRIGHT, JAMES G.
    format this article to print. wright, james G. (1809?). james G. wright, physician and public servant, was born in Alabama in 1809  
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    Extractions: format this article to print WRIGHT, JAMES G. (1809-?). James G. Wright, physician and public servant, was born in Alabama in 1809 and immigrated to Texas from Tennessee in May 1831, settling at Harrisburg, where he established a medical practice. He was chosen to represent Harrisburg County in the Convention of 1833. qv During the Texas Revolution qv Wright served as an assistant surgeon for two months and as a volunteer private for one. He received a bounty grant in the area of Red River County for his military service and moved there in 1836. He was elected clerk of Red River Territory in 1836 and served until 1838. In 1840 he owned 1,770 acres, four town lots, and a pleasure carriage. In 1841 he was chosen clerk of the Traveling Board of Land Commissioners for the region east of the Brazos River. He was married to Sarah (or Sally) Caruthers, and they had four children, including William Crow Wright. qv James Wright is said to have received a 5,000-acre fee from a grateful patient; he was also accused of being a "quack." He was a Mason. BIBLIOGRAPHY: Eugene C. Barker, ed.

65. WRIGHT, JAMES K.
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66. Wright, James F.
    and computational, experimental, chemical, and nuclear consultant. Home Employment Resumes wright, james F. wright, james F.  
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    Extractions: Ph.D. Qualified and experienced as a chemical project manager, systems analyst and computational, experimental, chemical, and nuclear consultant. Home Employment Resumes : Wright, James F. Wright, James F. Ph.D. Qualified and experienced as a chemical project manager, systems analyst and computational, experimental, chemical, and nuclear consultant.

67. Wright, James
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68. Exiled In Paris: Richard Wright, James Baldwin, Samuel Beckett, And Others On Th
    Exiled in Paris Richard wright, james Baldwin, Samuel Beckett, and Others on the Left Bank. by james Campbell.  
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69. Booklist: Wright, James. Fixin’ To Git.
    How to subscribe to Booklist Magazine. wright, james. Fixin’ to Git One Fan’s Love Affair with NASCAR’s Winston Cup. Sept. 2002. 288p. illus.  
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    Extractions: How to subscribe to Booklist Magazine Wright, James. Fixin’ to Git: One Fan’s Love Affair with NASCAR’s Winston Cup. Sept. 2002. 288p. illus. Duke Univ., $26.95 (0-8223-2926-3). 796.72. Wes Lukowsky (Booklist/September 1, 2002) Top of Page Adult Booklist Index Booklist Archive ... Subscribe to Booklist Magazine

70. (Karen WRIGHT - James WYNN )
    UP (Rebecca THACKERAY james WYNN ) BACK (Richard WOODYATT - Joseph wright ) SURNAMES. Created on Sat Jun 21 203254 2003.  
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71. Bio, Wright, James J.
    wright, james JOSEPH Name james Joseph wright Branch/Rank United States Navy/O2 Unit Date of Birth 07 May 1939 Home City of Record MERCED CA Date of Loss  
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    Extractions: WRIGHT, JAMES JOSEPH Name: James Joseph Wright Branch/Rank: United States Navy/O2 Unit: Date of Birth: 07 May 1939 Home City of Record: MERCED CA Date of Loss: 02 November 1967 Country of Loss: North Vietnam Loss Coordinates: 205500 North 1055200 East Status (in 1973): Missing in Action Category: 2 Aircraft/Vehicle/Ground: A6A #152629 Missions: Other Personnel in Incident: Refno: 0888 Source: Compiled by P.O.W. NETWORK from one or more of the following: raw data from U.S. Government agency sources, correspondence with POW/MIA families, published sources, interviews and CACCF = Combined Action Combat Casualty File. REMARKS: 08/23/78 REMAINS RETURNED MONTGOM HANOI CACCF/CRASH/AIRCREW No further information available at this time. Library of Congress files: South Vietnam, pre-1975: Freedom of Information Action Country: South Vietnam, pre-1975 Name: Wright, James J. Subjects: Missing; Aircraft downed Comments: Additional documents related to subject are included. Reel: PDS21 Type of Document: Miscellaneous Date of Report: 77 11 09 Date of Information: 00 00 00 Originator: DoD Category: Shields Files

72. Alibris: James Wright
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    Extractions: Hughes (1902-1969) described his mission as a writer "to explain and illuminate the Negro condition in America." His poetry was heavily influenced by black oral tradition, jazz, and folklore, and he continually attempted to mirror the black experience, in all its diversity, in his work. This volume of the COLLECTED WORKS OF LANGSTON HUGHES includes...

73. SAP An Executive's Comprehensive Guide - Grant Norris, Ian Wright, James R. Hurl
    Compare prices for SAP An Executive s Comprehensive Guide Grant Norris, Ian wright, james R. Hurley, John R. Dunleavy, Alison Gibson, John Dunleavy.  
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75. Www.zvuki.ru WRIGHT, James "Big Jim" : Ñïðàâêà,ôîòî,MP3,Real Audio,ä
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76. Sheet Music Plus Results
    Shepherds Nowell SATB/wright (6PACK) Performed by james K. wright. gvt chorals. Published by Warner Brothers. (VEI1133) 6-PACK  
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77. Colonial Secretary Index, 1788-1825 - Wright, Edward To Wright, Jane
    wright, james. 1802 Apr 10. Of Parramatta. Particulars of arms in possession of (Reel 6041; 4/1719 p.87). wright, james alias ABERCROMBIE. 1810 Jan 25.  
    http://www.records.nsw.gov.au/indexes/colsec/w/F62c_win-wy-12.htm
    
    Extractions: Colonial Secretary Index, 1788-1825 WRIGHT, Edward 1825 Feb 9 On list of debtors to William Oldfield (Reel 6063; 4/1785 p.98) WRIGHT, Edward alias STEPHENS . Per "Marquis of Wellington", 1815 1818 Mar 13 On list of convicts to be sent to Newcastle per "Lady Nelson" (Reel 6006; 4/3498 p.87) WRIGHT, Eliza 1823 Jun-1824 Jan On the Richmond School Roll (Fiche 3307; SZ1014 pp.34, 36, 38, 40, 44, 48, 52, 56) WRIGHT, Elizabeth . Per "Northampton", 1815 1815 Jun 19 On list of convicts on board "Northampton" (Reel 6045; 4/1732 p.157) WRIGHT, Esther . Per "Wanstead", 1814 1814 Jan 13 On list of women prisoners from the "Wanstead" sent to Parramatta (Reel 6004; 4/3493 p.12) WRIGHT, Francis . Per "Earl St Vincent", 1820 1823 May 28 On list of prisoners assigned (Fiche 3291; 4/4570D p.131) 1825 May 23 On monthly statement of changes in the convicts at Rooty Hill Station; from John Campbell (Reel 6028; 2/8283 p.281) WRIGHT, Freeland 1824 Aug 18 Permitting him to quit "Midas" (Reel 6013; 4/3512 p.218)

78. Wright, James
    james wright OSCAR • GLOBE • SATELLITE • GUILD • FENNECUS • APEX. james wright OSCAR • GLOBE • SATELLITE • GUILD • FENNECUS • APEX.  
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79. Coolants (Carl Ijames; David Wright; James TenCate; John De Armond; Steve Anders
    David wright I ve not seen Redline s propaganda From james TenCate emory!ccwf.cc.utexas.edu!jtc XSource The Hotrod Mailing list Date Oct 1993 Subject Re  
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    Extractions: Index Home About Search for Google's copy of this article Index Home About From: emory!wal.hp.com!lupienj (John Lupien) X-Source: The Hotrod Mailing list Date: May 1993 Subject: Re: Evils of Glycol. X-Sequence: 5354 > > There are water-based (glycol free) coolants which are much cheaper than > > glycol based ones and have an excellent performance record. > What glycol free coolant products are available in the US? It's warm enough > here to use something else most of the year. Water 8*) Actually, try some Water Wetter as well - it reportedly helps a lot. - John R. Lupien lupienj@wal.hp.com [Actually pure water - even distilled water - is a poorer coolant than anti-freeze because it will cause corrosion and because the anti-freeze elevates the boiling point of the solution. The elevated boiling point is important because it helps cool hot spots in the head that might otherwise transition into film boiling (essentially no cooling). I have experimented with distilled water in one of my Z cars. Both the engine and the radiator were new or freshly rebuilt so there was no residual crud. Within a week, the water was red with rust. Has anyone experimented with propylene glycol? I've seen several writeups in the mags but no hard data. I'd like to hear some first-hand experience. JGD] From: emory!rtfm.mlb.fl.us!gwalker (Grayson Walker) X-Source: The Hotrod Mailing list Date: May 1993 Subject: Re: Evils of Glycol. X-Sequence: 5365 Distilled water is HIGHLY reactive. DON'T EVER put pure distilled water into your cooling system. On the other hand, mixed with equal parts of ethylene glycol, you're in good shape. [The real issue is dissolved oxygen. Deaerated distilled or deionized water is NOT reactive. Water in the radiator quickly becomes saturated with oxygen unless a closed recovery system is used, in which case, it becomes saturated a bit slower. Ethylene glycol is fairly corrosive without its anti-corrosive additive package. Got to see that effect first hand a few years ago. I working heavy equipment maintenance on a government construction site. Some low-bid wazo in purchasing bought a bunch of ethlyene glycol feedstock in 55 gal drums because it was cheaper than anti-freeze. No additive package, no dye, just ethylene glycol. The destruction was massive. I graduated to "heavy equipment mechanic" while being pressed into service flushing and repairing all the equipment on the site. It looked almost like someone had poured acid in the cooling systems. In many cases we had to actually pull heads to get to all the water passages in order to clear the rust clogs. The wazo probably got promoted. JGD] Search for Google's copy of this article From: emory!chaos.lrk.ar.us!dave.williams (Dave Williams) X-Source: The Hotrod Mailing list Date: May 1993 Subject: Re: Evils of Glycol. X-Sequence: 5378 -> I recall seeing some product announcements for chemically inert -> coolants; I think they were heavily fluorinated hydrocarbons (called -> Fluorinert I believe). Callaway was supposed to be running some type of flourocarbon coolant in their turbo Corvettes for a while. Dunno what happened to that. I have a problem with anything that originates at Callaway. Their claimed boost/bhp figures just don't make sense. Add less than 1/2 atmosphere of boost, and increase power by more than half - must be the negative entropy additive in the oil or something. [Last time I bought any Fluroinert, before the econazi tax, it was several hundred dollars a gallon. It's big claim to fame is a high boiling point (>400 deg, depending on which particular one). It's specific heat isn't very hot (NOT the hot ticket for cooling applications). It is a good dielectric so it is a useful coolant for things that operate at high voltages such as large power vacuum tubes. Very pure water has displaced it for most such applications because of the cost. Frankly I can't imagine using something in a radiator whose cost is measured in dollars per drop :-) JGD] Search for Google's copy of this article From: emory!msc.edu!tom (Tom Kroeten) X-Source: The Hotrod Mailing list Date: May 1993 Subject: Re: Evils of Glycol X-Sequence: 5396 ->From hotrod@Dixie.Com Wed May 19 14:51:35 1993 -> -> I recall seeing some product announcements for chemically inert coolants; I ->think they were heavily fluorinated hydrocarbons (called Fluorinert I believe). ->The heat transfer was not quite as good as water but the stuff had a pretty ->high boiling point and wouldn't be capable of supporting galvanic corrosion. -> A product of 3M. We use it here in our Cray-2 4/512. From the jug label: "Thermal decomposition may produce toxic products. Small amounts of decomposition may occur at 200 degrees C. Increased rate of decomposition at increased temps." One of our on-site Cray techs says someone in their Kansas City center ingested some on a bet, alledgedly no ill effects. Lots of it sitting around here. -tom kroeten Minnesota Supercomputer Center [There is a whole family of Fluoroinert products. The highest boiling point ones are used for vapor reflow soldering. That is, they boil at a high enough temperature to melt solder. JGD] Search for Google's copy of this article From: emory!merlin.gatech.edu!ucsd!btree!hale X-Source: The Hotrod Mailing list Date: May 1993 Subject: Re: Evils of Glycol. X-Sequence: 5428 > [ JGD writes ] I also know from experimentation that pure water - even distilled > water directly from my still - is significantly worse than 50-50 antifreeze. > I have NOT experimented with other concentrations. That would be > most interesting. JGD] I once had a car with very marginal cooling. I found that a 1/3 antifreeze and 2/3 distilled water mix worked a lot better than either a 50/50 mix or plain water. The antifreeze containers used to have a chart which showed concentration versus freezing protection but I haven't seen those charts for years. Now they all seem to say use a 50/50 mix. It figures; that means more profit for them. BTW, I finally fixed that cooling problem by changing the heads on the engine. Helped the power and mileage, too. The original heads were a low-turbulence open design and the replacements were Chevy 202 FI heads. Bob Hale ...!ucsd!btree!hale ...!hale@brooktree.com (preferred) From: emory!Eng.Sun.COM!Scott.Griffith (Scott Griffith, Sun Microsystems Lumpyware) X-Source: The Hotrod Mailing list Date: May 1993 Subject: Re: Evils of Glycol. X-Sequence: 5436 On May 24, John DeArmond wrote: > I've not seen Redline's propaganda. What I use is experience, SAE standards, > what professional tuners do and experimentation. You'll not see any > pro tuner, from Indy cars to IMSA, not use anti-freeze. Man, I hate to argue with you on your own list, John- but this sweeping generalization is wrong. There are a number of pro tuners who do not use glycol, in Indycars, IMSA, NASCAR, and other categories. I would go so far as to say that the vast majority of F1 teams do not use glycol. They make it work for a number of reasons, but one major one is safety. That stuff is slick as snot when dumped on the track, and it does not evaporate or get absorbed by the pavement- it just lays there being slick. Given that an F1 car pukes about 50% of its coolant and oil load over the course of an event, the grip gets pretty dodgy even using pure water. I spent a good many hours in the Jaguar pits at the 1990 Daytona 24 Hours (when I was off shift at my turn), and watched them play their fun and games with their cooling systems. They kept breaking waterpump drives, and eventually killed the block by overheating. Similarly, the privateer Nissan right next door (Busby, I think, bought the '89 Elvis chassis), and had problems after hitting some debris and holing the radiator. Both were running without glycol. The Jags mixed in some sort of soluble oil, and eventually tried the old NASCAR trick of mixing in some sodium silicate solution, but there was no antifreeze to be seen. And I'd credit both teams with having some significant development work in. Antifreeze has its place, but IMHO the racetrack isn't one of them. There are better ways to lube the water pump, control corrosion, and fix heating problems. If the only way you can get your motors to live is by using glycol, go for it! But it's not the ideal solution to the problem, nor is it the universal solution. Glycol coolant mixes are not permitted in AMA motorcycle competition for a good reason... -skod Scott Griffith, Sun Microsystems Lumpyware expatriate SCCA New England Region Flagging/Communications worker (and sometimes driver, of anything that turns both right and left, and can pass tech...) Return Path : skod@sun.COM [ Hey, don't worry about arguing with me. I can take it :-) I'll back off relative to F1 because I don't have any first-hand experience. That's far enough from anything we're likely to ever do that it doesn't much matter. I do know for a fact that every car I had a chance to look at at the GP of Atlanta uses antifreeze. That goes for GTP cars (all 7 of 'em), Camel lites, super cars and Formula firehawk, formula saab (that Zerex sponsors 'em probably has nothing to do with it :-), and formula ford. I found it surprising enough to see the bright green coolant dripping from engines being removed from cars that I started taking notice. Not because I expected to see pure water but because I expected something exotic like propylene glycol. I know you don't like antifreeze in racing cars. My opinion is different but those are both just opinions. I think the technical merits for some mix of antifreeze and water are strong enough that it will be around for quite some time. it's not THAT much less slick than plain old water or water with an additive package. JGD] X-Source: The Hotrod Mailing list Subject: more cooling stuff Date: Tuesday, Aug 16 1994 16:34:42 From: jgd@dixie.com (John De Armond) > Back to the Callaway, what would be the advantage of Freon over plain >old water? If pressures were like normal AC systems, it'd be >interesting to convert the engine from 15 psi liquid cooling to several >hundred PSI of gas. I suspect they're talking about one of the FluroInerts, freons with boiling points up in the hundreds of degrees. One past use of FluroInert was vapor reflow soldering, where vaporized freon condensed on PCBs and melted the solder, and reflowed it to a uniformly smooth surface. We used to use the stuff at the nuclear plant for thermocouple and high temperature thermometer calibrations. That was back when the stuff was "only" about $400/gal. Now that the econazis are getting their ozone tax, the stuff is out of sight. The benefit would obviously be that there would be no localized boiling even without pressurization. The great negative (other than cost) is that the specific heat is much lower than water so a higher flowrate would be necessary. I really couldn't see it being worth the money. John Index Home About

80. UKPG Database | Designers | Wright, James
    Born, . Died, -. Sex, M. Mid C19; horticulturalist. Role in garden history Gardener/manager.wright, james. Details Brief  
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