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Inventing Wyatt Earp: His Life and Many Legends by Allen Barra, 2009-01-28 Inventing Accuracy: A Historical Sociology of Nuclear Missile Guidance (Inside Technology) by Donald MacKenzie, 1993-01-29 Inventing Equal Opportunity by Frank Dobbin, 2009-05-26 Hardcore Inventing: Invent, Protect, Promote, and Profit From Your Ideas by Ellie Crowe, Robert N. Yonover, 2009-07-27 Inventing Flight: The Wright Brothers and Their Predecessors by John D. Anderson Jr., 2004-04-07 Inventing the 20th Century: 100 Inventions That Shaped the World by Stephen Van Dulken, 2007 Inventing our Selves: Psychology, Power, and Personhood (Cambridge Studies in the History of Psychology) by Rose Nikolas, 1998-12-28 Re-Inventing Africa: Matriarchy, Religion and Culture by Ifi Amadiume, 1998-02-15 Inventing Made Easy: The Entrepreneur's Indispensable Guide to Creating, Patenting and Profiting From Inventions by Tom Bellavance, Roger Bellavance, 2007-10-01 The Harmony of Illusions: Inventing Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder by Allan Young, 1997-10-27 Always Inventing: The Truestory Of Thomas Alva Edison (Hello Reader (Level 3)) by Frank Murphy, 1949-01-01 Inventing Leonardo by Leonardo da Vinci, Richard A. Turner, 1994-10-06 Inventing Paradise: The Greek Journey, 1937-47 by Edmund Keeley, 2002-03-20 Inventing the Louvre: Art, Politics, and the Origins of the Modern Museum in Eighteenth-Century Paris by Andrew McClellan, 1999-10-26

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61. United States: Inventing Demons
    search the site to receive our free monthly summaries, please fill in youremail address. GLOBAL CRISIS OVER IRAQ. United States inventing demons.  
    http://mondediplo.com/2003/03/03radicalright
    
    Extractions: to receive our free monthly summaries, please fill in your e-mail address There is a coalition of the radical right in the United States, including the odd Democrat, that has long held that patriotic mobilisation is important in holding American society together. When detente broke out in the 1970s, these hawks worried about any reduction in international tension, however slight. Since 11 September 2001 they have had no more worries. by Philip S Golub War and militarisation would have been impossible without 11 September, which tipped the institutional balance in favour of the new right. There were other possible responses that would have had a less destabilising effect on the world. One would have been to strengthen multilateral cooperation to contain the stateless trans-national terrorist threat, and seek to reduce tensions and resolve conflicts in areas at risk, notably the Middle East. Another would have been Keynesian-style regional development on Marshall Plan lines. This would have encouraged local forces for democracy, and would undoubtedly have been more effective than war in stimulating the US and global economies.

62. Invent Now | Hall Of Fame | Search | Inventor Profile
    Inducted 1998, for inventing the mouse 'XY Position Indicator For A Display System', Patent No. 3,541,541. Very brief biography and picture.  
    http://www.invent.org/hall_of_fame/53.html
    
    Extractions: A main concern for Engelbert was how the computer could be used as a useful tool in tomorrow's office. While at SRI, he developed a hypermedia groupware system called NLS (oN-Line System). NLS utilized two-dimensional computerized text editing, and the mouse, used to position a pointer into text, was a critical component. During a 1968 demonstration, Engelbart first introduced NLSthis was the world debut of the mouse, hypermedia, and on-screen video teleconferencing. His project became the second host on Arpanet, predecessor of the Internet. Engelbart was born and grew up near Portland, Oregon. He served in the Navy as an electronics technician during World War II, and received his B.S. from Oregon State University. After working for NASA's Ames Research Laboratory, he received a Ph.D. from the University of California at Berkeley. He then joined the Stanford Research Institute (SRI), earning a number of patents related to computer components.

63. Inventing National Identity
    search the site to receive our free monthly summaries, please fill in your emailaddress. DEMOCRACY SOFTENS FORCES OF CHANGE. inventing national identity.  
    http://mondediplo.com/1999/06/05thiesse
    
    Extractions: to receive our free monthly summaries, please fill in your e-mail address In the dispute over who "owns" Kosovo, Serbian and Albanian nationalists brandish arguments from history going back to antiquity or the Middle Ages. Yet nations are a recent creation, barely two centuries old. They were literally invented. And, once invented, they were consolidated by founding myths - and sometimes by bouts of ethnic cleansing. The recent upsurge of nationalism in Europe reflects above all a failure of politics and the difficulty of forging new collective identities based on a genuine political project. by Anne-Marie Thiesse Over a century ago the French historian Ernest Renan predicted the death of nations in Europe. "Nations are not eternal. They had a beginning and they will have an end. And they will probably be replaced by a European confederation" (1). His prophecy would be about to come true as the millennium draws to a close, were it not for an inherent contradiction in European politics. Just as the maturing European Union is beginning to supersede the nation-state, the banner of nationalism is being raised all over the continent - not only in former communist countries but also in Western European states like Spain, Belgium and the United Kingdom.

64. IDEASWORK™
    Committed to discovering, inventing, and promoting forms of governance that promote the wellbeing of poor people around the world. Resources, programs, news, and peace committees.  
    http://www.ideaswork.org/default2.htm

65. InventorEd's Inventor Resource Internet Pages. Information About Inventing, Inve
    Information about inventing and how to become an inventor for childrenk12 and adults. Compiled by Ronald J. Riley. About inventing.  
    http://www.inventored.org/k-12/
    
    Extractions: InventorEd, Inc. Presents: K i d s I n v e n t o r R e s o u r c e s Click here to break out of Frame PLEASE Support InventorEd Your Donation Helps MIT Page on Ronald J Riley The US Patent Office Has Created A Site For Kids Amazing Kids ... Bullies , we face them at all ages. Gifted Children Girls Invention Page History of Invention How Ronald J. Riley became An Inventor ... Contact Us © InventorEd, Inc., Page last revised 3-10-2004 Have you been Scammed? Find out what to do here.

66. Moral Skepticism [Internet Encyclopedia Of Philosophy]
    The theory, supported by J.L. Mackie in Ethics inventing Right and Wrong, that belief in objective moral principles cannot be justified.  
    http://www.utm.edu/research/iep/m/m-skepti.htm
    
    Extractions: Moral skepticism is an epistemological position that we do not have knowledge or justification for believing in objective moral principles. Moral skepticism does not involve the rejection of moral values themselves, but simply the denial that we have knowledge of an objective realm of morals. Moral skeptics sometimes argue that moral values are similar to aesthetic judgments. Aesthetic judgments such as "This painting is beautiful" and "The food in this restaurant is pretty awful" are not objective in nature are based on human preferences. Analogously, moral skeptics argue that moral judgments like "premarital sex is wrong" or "abortion is wrong" are also not objective in nature. The most effective argument for moral skepticism is to question the existence of the realms in which objective moral principles are thought to reside. If the very notion of a spirit-like realm of abstract entities is called into question, then moral principles cannot be objective in that sense. MACKIE'S DEFENSE. In Ethics: Inventing Right and Wrong Mackie concludes that even if values are not objective, this does not mean that morality is useless. Instead, Mackie emphasizes the importance of creating moral guidelines which regulate the actions of ourselves and others.

67. InventorEd's Inventor Resource Internet Pages. Information About Inventing, Inve
    Information about inventing and how to become an inventor for children k12 and adults.Compiled by Ronald J. Riley. InventorEd, Inc. Presents  
    http://www.inventored.org/k-12/kidsinventing.html
    
    Extractions: InventorEd, Inc. Presents: K i d s I n v e n t o r R e s o u r c e s Click here to break out of Frame PLEASE Support InventorEd Your Donation Helps MIT Page on Ronald J Riley Science Fiction and Inventors You want to be an inventor but you do not know where to start? ABOUT INVENTING By Ronald J. Riley This is aimed at 5th through 12th grade students. So you want to be an inventor. Almost everyone invents, but they do not recognize that their idea is an invention. All children invent, children are often more inventive than adults, and a few even get patents. You may read about twenty children inventors in "Brainstorm" , soon to be released in paperback at a much lower price. Most people's thinking becomes rigid as they grow up. The key to inventing is not becoming rigid in your thinking. As people gain more experience they tend to rule out creative ideas. An inventor strikes a balance between between being practical and being creative. All inventors, even adults produce a hundred or more ideas that are not practical to get a patent for every idea that is worth pursuing.

68. Imaginary Places By Grobius Shortling
    This author has been inventing imaginary places all his life, starting as soon as he could hold a crayon or pencil.  
    http://shortling.20m.com/imagine.htm
    
    Extractions: List This author has been inventing imaginary places all his life, starting as soon as he could hold a crayon or pencil. In 1996, he got his first home computer and has not stopped playing with this new toy since. Several of these imaginary compositions were found in file folders that have been kept around for ages, others were written specifically for the Internet. Hope you enjoy them. G.S. Sample of an Imaginary Castle Get the idea? Here Is a Link List If You Can't Use the Image Map Marshmount Castle Monogram on the history, with a description, of an ancient Norman castle near Fenton-on-the-Marsh, Wotshire, England Guichardo's Folly The last of the Marshmounts built this peculiar dwelling/museum in the ruins of the castle Gwernogle Castle A 'serious' guide book to an Edwardian-era Welsh castle; it actually fooled somebody who lives in Gwernogle Upchuck Lodge, Scotland

69. Inventing The Future: Booklet
    inventing the Future. inventing the Future Communities in the InformationSociety was a short book produced by Partnerships for  
    http://www.partnerships.org.uk/itf/itfsum.html
    
    Extractions: Inventing the Future: Communities in the Information Society was a short book produced by Partnerships for Tomorrow for the annual conference of the National Association for Voluntary Organisations in February 1996, with support from BT Community Partnership. Partnerships for Tomorrow activities led to development of UK Communities Online and Partnerships Online Some of the issues raised in these articles are addressed in the Draft Prospectus for Online Communities . and in later articles in the publication How you can use IT in the community An article by Dave Greenop mentioned here and published in the booklet by permission of the British Journal of Telecommunications Engineering, is not currently online. The articles in this book, contributed by authors from a range of backgrounds, provide some glimpses of the impact new technologies like the Internet may have on our society and local communities - for better or worse.

70. K.I.T. Kids Inventing Toys
    Distributes curriculum for one week summer camps, after school programs, and classroom learning that foster creative thinking, inventing and entrepreneurial enterprise among elementary and middle school children.The after school curriculum meets many of the California State Science Standards.  
    http://www.kidsinvent.org
    
    Extractions: CURRICULUM LIST AND PRICES document.write(title); Kids Invent!™ develops and distributes curriculum for one week summer camps, after school programs, and classroom learning that foster creative thinking, inventing and entrepreneurial enterprise among elementary and middle school children. The curriculum and design of the programs were created by Professors Ed Sobey and Timothy M. Stearns of the Lyles Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship at California State University, Fresno. Kids Invent!™ stimulates the creative instincts of children to invent by having them design and build mock-ups of toys, prepare business plans, present marketing materials, and create web pages. As they develop their toys, kids learn to present their toy concepts to other students, demonstrate their use, think through the price and cost of the toy, and work with other kids in a variety of tasks. Kids Invent!™ encourages kids to continue applying their creativity talents long after the program has concluded. It orients them to opportunities to showcase their inventions at the national Toy Hall of Fame and in invention contests and programs. Kids Invent! also empowers kids to consider commercial applications of their ideas.

71. InterAcademy Council Inventing A Better Future
    Home inventing a Better Future. Inside this Report,inventing a Better Future. inventing a Better Future,  
    http://www.interacademycouncil.net/report.asp?id=6258

72. Inventing The Subject: Gender, Sex, And Texts, 350-1400
    North Building (202) 6877533 E-mail irvinemj@gusun.georgetown.edu . inventing the Subject Gender, Sex, and Texts, 350-1500.  
    http://www.georgetown.edu/irvinemj/gendersextexts/itshome.html
    
    Extractions: Martin Irvine This course will explore the cultural configurations of gender and sexuality as they are represented in several kinds of writings and cultural productions (literature, philosophy, historical writings, biography, medical writings, legal documents, visual arts) in order to recover what we can call the "invention" of the human subject in the centuries before the modern era. Central to the "inventions" attributed to this era is the meaning of sexual love, traditionally known as "courtly love," associated with the literature of the 12th through 15th centuries. We will also explore the gendering of literacy itself and the various cultural alignments of masculinity and femininity, and investigate the status and identities of women writers like Marie de France and Heloise. Students will also be introduced to doing research on the Internet and the World Wide Web via The Labyrinth , a World Wide Web server for medieval studies hosted by Georgetown. Students will be invited to attend a special cultural studies conference

73. CNN.com - Beckhams Deny Inventing Baby Snatch Story - October 3, 2000
    http://www.cnn.com/2000/WORLD/europe/10/03/britain.beckham/index.html

74. INVENTING THE FUTURE: Guide Index
    Teaching Guide for Scientific American Frontiers inventing THE FUTURE,hosted by Alan Alda on PBS. inventing THE FUTURE Guide Resources.  
    http://www.pbs.org/safarchive/4_class/45_pguides/pguide_701/4571_idx.html
    
    Extractions: Welcome to the future! Imagine a computer that would recognize faces of people and prompt you to remember their names, or a smart car that could sense when you're falling asleep at the wheel. Scientists at the MIT Media Lab believe all this and more is possible. Host Alan Alda and the crew of Scientific American Frontiers take you there to meet scientists who are literally inventing the future. Here are the topics and running times of stories on this show and a brief description of related activities you'll find in this online teaching guide:

75. Leader Keeper From Fishing Technologies
    Intent on inventing, manufacturing, and distributing products to make fishing a truly enjoyable sport.  
    http://www.leaderkeeper.com

76. Inventing The Tablet PC
    Print Print. inventing the Tablet PC. Some of the work at Microsoft Researchthat went into development of the Tablet PC. by Suzanne Ross, March 23, 2004.  
    http://www.devx.com/TabletPC/Article/20330
    
    Extractions: by Suzanne Ross March 23, 2004 For over twenty years scientists have been dreaming about creating a real P.A.D.D., the slate device that the inhabitants of Star Trek used to record and access data as they moved around the starship Enterprise. Even better, the handwriting recognition in Tablet PC can take your handwriting (as long as your writing doesn't resemble chicken scratches) and transform it into digital text. You can then search your handwritten notes. One Stroke, Two Strokes, Three Strokes and More A character in Chinese can be a pictograph, or composite themes that you group together, what we would call letters. But all of the characters are made up of individual strokes, which is similar to our printing, but quite different from English cursive handwriting. In some ways, Asian writing is simpler to recognize, since the boundaries between strokes are clearer than the boundaries in cursive writing. Microsoft researchers Patrice Simard Chris Meek and Bo Thiesson have developed methods to improve recognition of Asian characters for the Tablet PC. Simard has worked on one and two stroke characters, while Meek and Thiesson have developed algorithms to improve three and four stroke characters.

77. Mad Inventor
    Information about and thoughts on inventing, art symbolism in relation to selfdevelopment, art psychology and ethics.  
    http://www.ispnet2000.com/~onos/

78. Re-Inventing The Church, Part 1
    The Changing Church. Reinventing the Church - Part 1. by Berit Kjos crossroad.to . all. Re-inventing the Church - Part 2. Endnotes  
    http://www.crossroad.to/articles2/2002/change_agent-1.htm
    
    Extractions: The Changing Church Re-Inventing the Church - Part 1 Chart Spirit-Led or Purpose-Driven? Home Preparing for Victory ... Email this page "The Church seems afraid to invest in new modes of being the Church, breaking free from antiquated models and irrelevant traditions toward living the gospel in a twenty-first-century context." George Barna, Leaders on Leadership "Our common future will depend on the extent to which people and leaders around the world develop the vision of a better world and the strategies, the institutions, and then will to achieve it." The UN Commission on Global Governance "...there is a substantial critical mass of people and churches that are already moving.' ...While acknowledging that there are still many unhealthy churches, there is a justified 'change in basic premises, basic attitudes, basic mind set... on the whole, we are on the march...."

79. Register At NYTimes.com
    New York Times site features a review of Jong's novel inventing Memory, archived reviews and a poetry reading by Jong.  
    http://www.nytimes.com/books/97/07/20/reviews/970720.20karbot.html#1
    
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80. Electric Harmonica, Harmonica, Harmonicas, Electric Harp, Electric Harmonicas
    Harmonic Solutions is the company that is responsible for inventing and bringing the first production electric harmonica to market. Based in England, the company is also the UK distributor for HERING harmonicas.  
    http://www.electric-harmonica.com

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