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The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire. Service of Dedication in St. Paul"s Cathedral Tuesday 17 May 1988 by St. Paul"s Cathedral, 1988
Aarp Magazine, May/june 2005 Issue-actor Paul Newman At 80. by May/June 2005 issue-Actor Paul Newman at 80. AARP Magazine, 2005
Paul Klee: [exhibition] May 2-27, 1950 by Paul Klee, 1950
Speech on Brown v. Board of Education, May 1, 1981.(Paul E. Wilson)(Transcript): An article from: Journal of Appellate Practice and Process
Jean-Paul Riopelle: 1er mai au 30 mai 1989 = May 1st to May 30th, 1989 (French Edition) by Jean Paul Riopelle, 1989
Rolling Stone Magazine, Issue No. 160, May 9, 1974, Kidnap: Paul Getty on cover (exclusive interview with Paul Getty by Joe Eszterhas, the computer that stole $2.2 billion, astrobiotics: the plants talk back, the Stones' movie: Jumpin' Jack Flash, Issue No. 160)
Men Magazine May 2007 (Paul Gordon is tall, dark & wet! Size Matters! Brandon Irons. Mick Powers, James Rucker, Jake Stockman!)
Paul Strand: An extraordinary vision (Exhibition dates: May 5-30, 1994) by Paul. Introduction by Gerald Peters III, and Megan Fox. Afterword by Megan Fox. Strand, 1994
People Magazine, Paul's Tragic Loss, 'The Love of My Life'. (May 4, 1998)
The Spectacular Spider-man #12 (The Lizard's Tale Part 2) May 2004 by Paul Jenkins, 2004
Showcase No. 100 (Comic Book, May 1978) "There Shall Come a Gathering" by Paul Kupperberg, Paul Levitz, 1978
Western Ranch Houses By Cliff May (A Sunset Book) by Cliff] Johnson, Paul C. (editor) [May, 1973
Mark Tobey: [catalogue of an exhibition held at] M. Knoedler & Co., Inc., April 10 to May 1, 1976 by Mark Tobey, Paul Cummings, et all 1976
At the end of the marching street: My three years in the Army, May 1943-March 1946 by Paul Wible, 2002

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Washingtonpost.com: For Wolfowitz, A Vision May Be Realized
For Wolfowitz, a Vision may Be Realized Deputy Defense Secretary s Views on Free 2001,attacks on the United States, Deputy Defense Secretary paul D. Wolfowitz
http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn/A43339-2003Apr6?language=printer
Pope John Paul II Cultural Center
Star of the Sea may 1 September 6 The lively art of Oblate Brother Michael ONeillMcGrath; etchings of the Virgin Mary presented to Pope John paul II by
http://www.jp2cc.org/

Extractions: It is with gratitude and encouragement that I note your efforts to promote contact, interaction and understanding between different peoples and cultures. In fact, it is just such mutual exchange that is so necessary today for building the culture of peace, the civilization of love that must ever be the guiding light for our world in this new millennium. Pope John Paul II Rome, November 2003. Spring has arrived in Washington, DC and the Cultural Center marks the season with two very different exhibits . Mystical Rose, Star of the Sea is an exhibit of brilliant, colorful paintings of the Blessed Virgin in her many manifestations. Faith of Our Fathers and Mothers: The Role of Faith in the Greatest Generation pays tribute to the faith traditions of Americans during WWII. Both of these exhibits are testaments to the strength of faith and the many different ways we honor God in our lives. Father G. Michael Bugarin
Complete 911 Timeline
11 has been in the news a lot lately, thanks to new books by paul O Neill I m usingthe timeline to draw attention to interesting stories that you may not have
http://www.cooperativeresearch.org/project.jsp?project=911_project
The MAY FAQ (Part 3 Of 9)
If they were taking the N line (Broadway Local), they were already at the 14th StUnionSquare station. But paul may have been taking a circuitous route to St.
http://www.alumni.caltech.edu/~witelski/may-faq3.html
Macleans.ca | Inkless Wells
In the 1997 election, women were 28 per cent of Liberal candidates. RosemarySpeirs, Hill Times, may 3. Send your comments to paul Wells Posted by paul
http://www.macleans.ca/paulwells/archives/week_2004_05_02-2004_05_08.asp

Extractions: Second fun question: Why are they overwhelmingly men? UPDATE, minutes later : Sine Chadi's taking it well. I called him in Edmonton and he's got basically a wryly humorous take on the whole business. He says he got called in the middle of Friday afternoon by someone in the Prime Minister's Office he doesn't know who, which strikes me as part of his problem (remember "Who do you know in the PMO?" Remember when that question was going to be irrelevant?) telling him it was nothing personal but Martin had a preferred player in Edmonton East. Bethel, to wit. Despite all you read elsewhere on the net, not every Liberal on the outs is prepared to take the party down with him: Chadi, a former Alberta provincial MLA (which gives him more political experience, right there, than Bethel can brag) said he's resigned to his fate; he really does believe he'd have been welcome as a candidate anywhere except where a ranking Martini wanted to make an easy go of things; and he wishes Bethel luck.
SAIS Home
Sports on may 4 SAIS hosted a forum, The Meaning of Sports, on may 4. The classof guided missile destroyers, named in honor of SAIS cofounder paul H. Nitze
http://www.sais-jhu.edu/

Extractions: Bologna Nanjing The Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) in Washington, D.C., is a leading graduate school of international affairs, educating students for professional careers in government, business, journalism, international law and non-profit organizations. Founded in 1943 by Paul Nitze and Christian Herter, SAIS has been a division of The Johns Hopkins University since 1950. R. Nicholas Burns, U.S. ambassador to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and a 1980 SAIS g raduate, spoke at the school's commencement on Thursday, May 20 at DAR Constitution Hall. Click here for general information. Click here for information for graduating students. Listen to the Commencement speech. Watch the video from this event. On May 17, the Swiss Foundation for World Affairs at SAIS hosted a forum about "The New Global Architecture: Institutional Foundations Beyond the United Nations," the second event featuring the release of From Empire to Community: A New Approach to International Relations by noted sociologist Amitai Etzioni, the program's keynote speaker. Other panelists included Martin Walker (moderator), editor in chief of UPI, Pierre de Senarclens, professor of international relations at the University of Lausanne, Charles Kupchan, director of Europe Studies at the Council on Foreign Relations and Georgetown University professor, and Johanna Mendelson-Forman, senior program officer at the U.N. Foundation.
Paul Boutin :
License. This Page was last updated Friday, may 21, 2004 at 75815AM Copyright 2004 paul Boutin Membership Join Now Login.
http://paulboutin.weblogger.com/

Extractions: I first got on the Internet in 1980 as an MIT freshman. I worked for 15 years as an engineer and manager, first there and then in Silicon Valley. I began writing professionally in 1997. These days I'm a contributor to Wired and Slate. I occasionally write for The New York Times and other publications.
Current Weather Conditions St. Paul Island, St. Paul Island
paul Island Airport, AK, United States. (PASN) 5710N 170-13W 9M. Conditions at,may 22, 2004 - 1153 PM EDT
http://weather.noaa.gov/weather/current/PASN.html

Extractions: 2004.05.30 1053 UTC Wind from the WNW (300 degrees) at 13 MPH (11 KT) Visibility 9 mile(s) Sky conditions overcast Precipitation last hour A trace Temperature 39.9 F (4.4 C) Dew Point 37.9 F (3.3 C) Relative Humidity Pressure (altimeter) 29.9 in. Hg (1012 hPa) ob PASN 301053Z 30011KT 9SM FEW009 OVC019 04/03 A2990 RMK AO2 RAB21E46 SLP126 P0000 T00440033 Maximum MPH Weather Latest 7 AM (11) May 30 WNW 13 6 AM (10) May 30 WNW 16 light rain 5 AM (9) May 30 WNW 15 4 AM (8) May 30 W 18 mist 3 AM (7) May 30 W 17 2 AM (6) May 30 W 16 1 AM (5) May 30 W 21 Midnight (4) May 30 W 18 11 PM (3) May 29 W 20 10 PM (2) May 29 W 23 9 PM (1) May 29 W 22 8 PM (0) No Data 7 PM (23) May 29 W 20 6 PM (22) May 29 W 16 5 PM (21) May 29 W 22 light drizzle; mist
Here We Stand! Paul Robeson Memorial Concert, May 18, 2002
Video highlights from the may 18, 2002 Here We Stand! paul Robeson Memorial Concertat Peace Arch Park near White Rock British Columbia, at the Canada US
http://www.workingtv.com/herewestand.html

Extractions: On May 18, 1952, in defiance of the authorities who refused to allow him to cross the border, Paul Robeson stood on the back of a flat bed truck on the US-Canada border and sang songs of defiance and solidarity to 40,000 people. 50 years later, on May 18, 2002 activists from both Canada and the United States, organized Here We Stand! , a free concert at the same location to commemorate the 1952 event. The issues dear to Paul Robeson - social justice, freedom, and civil rights - are as pertinent now are they were then.
Paul Mooney
may 4 webcast on the worm IT professionals can get a technical status reporton Sasser by watching the paul Mooney and Atomic Consulting Group, Inc.
http://dotnetjunkies.com/WebLog/paul/

Extractions: dotnetjunkies.com This blog hosted by: DevDaze posts - 68, comments - 79, trackbacks - 55 Microsoft Tech-Ed 2004 Microsoft Security Summit VB.NET 2004 World Tour MSDN Event ... Devscovery I'm Blogging Tech l Ed 2004! Saturday, May 29, 2004 I went to Hacker School this past week, sponsored by our good friends at Microsoft . Yes Microsoft hired a Network Security Specialist to teach me to exploit their software, cool! Virus infections, Trojans, scripting attacks, denial of service,TCP eavesdropping, man-in-the-middle attacks, it was more fun then Summer Camp! We learned attack Phases and phrases , footprinting and footprinting tools. Scanning and System Penetration, Privilege Escalation and Evidence Elimination., DNS Lookup Tools, Ping Sweeps and Traceroute. Password Cracking, once you see
Concordia University Golden Bear Athletics
Track Shoop Qualifies for NCAA Championships may 18 - Concordia University, St.paul senior Emily Shoop has qualified for the NCAA outdoor championships in
http://www.csp.edu/athletics/root/

Extractions: May 27 - Concordia senior Emily Shoop has advanced to the finals of the 2004 NCAA outdoor championships in the 1500 meter run by running a school-record time of 4:36.57in Walnut, California. Adeh Mwamba of Abilene Christian had the best qualifying time of 4:30.93 , while Shoop finished 7th in her heat and is one of 12 runners to advance to the finals. She becomes the first Concordia trackster to advance to the finals of the NCAA Track Championships. Shoop will run in the finals at 4:37 PST on May 29.
From The Orient
eye. I passed the accident he died in last summer. Comments (0). 21May 2004. Pingomatic. Filed under General. paul @ 1134. This
http://www.dellah.com/orient/

Extractions: @import url( http://www.dellah.com/orient/dellahwp1.css ); Filed under: I messed around with PHP this afternoon and hacked the wp-recent-links so it grabs the referrer information using the bookmarklet. Now it automatically fills in the via section in Newspaper Cuttings like Simon describes in his blogmarks . In fact, not knowing any javascript either, I got the bookmarklet code from a link in a comment in that post at clagnut PHP Comments (0) Filed under: New Scientist about RSS newsreaders. Whilst I was half expecting to find out some new and exciting scientific treatment that would be available to cure this poor addicted person of his cruel affliction, I was no less delighted to read about RSS Comments (0) Filed under: Newspaper Cuttings , from del.icio.us to a WP powered side blog using a plugin from rebelpixel RSS Feed here and the index page here but as before you can see the links over on the side there. wp-recent-links is a very neat Wordpress MT . I understand PHP Comments (0) Because Who Wants to?
Biography - Paul Wolfowitz
Updated 07 Oct 2003. paul WOLFOWITZ. Deputy Secretary of Defense to nominate Dr. paul Wolfowitz to be Deputy Secretary of of International Relations at the paul H. Nitze School of
http://www.defenselink.mil/bios/depsecdef_bio.html

Extractions: PAUL WOLFOWITZ Deputy Secretary of Defense On February 5, 2001, President Bush announced his intention to nominate Dr. Paul Wolfowitz to be Deputy Secretary of Defense . He was unanimously confirmed by the Senate on Feb. 28th and sworn in March 2, 2001 as the 28th Deputy Secretary of Defense. This is Dr. Wolfowitz's third tour of duty in the Pentagon. For the last seven years, Dr. Wolfowitz has served as Dean and Professor of International Relations at the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) of The Johns Hopkins University. SAIS is widely regarded as one of the world's leading graduate schools of international relations with 750 students, studying on campuses in Washington, D.C.; Nanjing, China; and Bologna, Italy. As Dean, he led a successful capital campaign that raised more than $75 million and doubled the school's endowment. Also under his leadership, the curriculum and facilities were modernized and new faculty and programs were added to shift the school's focus from the Cold War to the era of globalization. From 1989 to 1993, Dr. Wolfowitz served as Under Secretary of Defense for Policy in charge of the 700-person defense policy team that was responsible to Secretary Dick Cheney for matters concerning strategy, plans, and policy. During this period Secretary Wolfowitz and his staff had major responsibilities for the reshaping of strategy and force posture at the end of the Cold War.
An Offer You Can Refuse - The RIAA's Amnesty Deal May Not Keep You From Being Su
If you're one of the 4 million people connected to the KaZaA network at any given time, you were about as likely to be hit by lightning today as by one of the 261 lawsuits from the record industry
http://slate.msn.com/id/2088066

Extractions: Listen to the radio version of this piece on NPR's Day to Day If you're one of the 4 million people connected to the KaZaA network at any given time, you were about as likely to be hit by lightning today as by one of the 261 lawsuits The barrage of lawsuits, coupled with an amnesty program for people who haven't yet been busted, is aimed at changing the mindset of Americans who, according to a recent study Continue Article To those determined to make an end-run around the music biz's lack of attractive online offerings (Apple's iTunes Music Store is still the best of a weak lot), the lawsuits just mean it's time to abandon KaZaA by moving their game of keep-away to the next playground. KaZaA rose to prominence only after Napster was shut down. Now that RIAA lawyers have proved they can subpoena the names of KaZaA users from their ISPs, expect a mass migration to anonymous, encrypted P2P networks designed specifically to fix the known vulnerabilities in KaZaA. Earth Station 5 But what about Americans worried about the prospect of a bank-breaking lawsuit? Should you take the RIAA up on its amnesty offer? Maybe not. The "Clean Slate" program promises that the RIAA won't pursue legal action against P2P pirates who send in a notarized
This Day In History
In the late 1990s, Pope John paul II expressed his hope that the Italian government OnMay 13, 2000, the 19th anniversary of the attempt on his life, the pope
http://www.historychannel.com/tdih/

Extractions: At Rouen in English-controlled Normandy, Joan of Arc, the peasant girl who became the savior of France, is burned at the stake for heresy. Joan was born in 1412, the daughter of a tenant farmer at Domrýmy, on the borders of the duchies of Bar and Lorraine. In 1415, the Hundred Years War between England and France entered a crucial phase when the young King Henry V of England invaded France and won a series of decisive victories against the forces of King Charles VI. By the time of Henry's death in August 1422, the English and their French-Burgundian allies controlled Aquitaine and most of northern France, including Paris. Charles VI, long incapacitated, died one month later, and his son, Charles, regent from 1418, prepared to take the throne. However, Reims, the traditional city of French coronation, was held by the Anglo-Burgundians, and the Dauphin (heir apparent to the French throne) remained uncrowned. Meanwhile, King Henry VI of England, the infant son of Henry V and Catherine of Valois, the daughter of Charles VI, was proclaimed king of France by the English.
The Shamrockshire Eagle: Main Page
I saw things He shook his head, unable to continue. Another commandosaid wryly, These things may not think, but they sure do react. .
http://shamrockshire.yi.org/

Extractions: The Shamrockshire Eagle Beware, beware, ye statesmen, emperors, and thrones, for the Shamrockshire Eagle has its eye upon you! about archive search contact ... RSS "Crumbling Loaf, where were you on the night of 25th May 2004? And were you carrying any matches? You cheeky young scamp! A very powerful piece though, and well executed. Conceptually perfect. But I should not jest about such a tragedy. I mean, this is Brit Art's 9/11! Imagine if you were Sarah Lucas and you'd just sold a load of fucking rubbish to some Tory cunt with too much money. And then his warehouse burnt down. You'd be distraught wouldn't you? I bet they're all inconsolable! HA HA HA HA HA HA HA!" crumbling loaf I'd never have heard about this if it weren't for weblogs, but, in the best Irish tradition of kicking a man when he's down, can I now just say, "G'won Saatchi, g'won, ya cunt, ya!" All right, it's easy to laugh isn't it? And so much fun too, considering who Saatchi was and is associated with politically. But, crumbling loaf is making a valid point, though he jokes. Conceptually, this fire
Broadband And Me
may 14, 2004. Private Spaceship nearly a reality. BBC NEWS Science/Nature Private spaceship almost in space. may 13, 2004. Halflife 2 Fact or Fantasy.
http://www.betaroad.com/weblog/

Extractions: Talking about Broadband in the UK and anything else that interests me... All entries below are purely my opinion and do not reflect that of my employer, my management or my co-workers and may not even be entirely true (although I do try) - Therefore read with this warning in mind! Spam now accounts for 70% of all mail! Aggrhhh!!!!!!!!!! I am sure Shakespear would have written ' Kill all the spammers' instead of the lawyers... Edit: Especially Blog comment spammers - go away you annoying ********! Posted by paulgoodison at 03:43 PM in Email Comments (0) TrackBack (0) I have always been fascinated by turtles. We use to own two small terrapins who were wonderful to watch. Just looking at the pictures of these magnificent creatures astounds me. Any way of helping them to stay arond should be supported, especially if this report does show that tourism is worth more than killing them. The key here appears, as is so often the case, to get the money to the people who actually live in these areas rather than to nameless International organisations who simply siphon off the money for profit. Perhaps island tourist co-operatives could be a way? Posted by paulgoodison at 08:00 AM in Environment Comments (0) TrackBack (0) May 24, 2004
Chicago Reader: Hot Type
The invasion of Iraq may well come to be seen as the apogee of the idea ofthe moral virtue of the west, wrote Martin Jacques in the Guardian.
http://www.chireader.com/hottype/

Extractions: The Unethical Ethicist? usually commute by train to my job in the City. Recently, at my boss's request, I drove to work so as to have my car available for taking board members to a meeting. While heading towards the office, I missed a turning, and found myself almost in Docklands before I was able to turn back. Should I claim mileage for the whole distance or only what it should have been?" I spotted this unsigned query in the May 6 London Times . It was the question of the day in the Ethicist, and something about it didn't ring true. The Ethicist is the column by Randy Cohen that originated in the weekly New York Times Magazine in 1999, and since last September has also run daily in the London Times Cohen doesn't see anything wrong with the above query, and you'd think he'd be the guy to ask. But even crack ethics professionals get one wrong occasionally. Consider this. On September 15, 2002, Cohen fielded three questions in the New York Times Magazine . This was the third: "I usually commute by bus or train to my job in upper Manhattan. Recently, at my boss's request, I drove to work to have my car available for transporting board members to a meeting. I missed the Manhattan exit, found myself in Brooklyn and ended up almost going to Staten Island before eventually finding my way to work. May I claim mileage for the whole distance I traveled, or only what it should have been?" The question was signed by a woman in Westport, Connecticut.
Paul Kurtz
Speaking Engagements. Here is a partial calendar of paul Kurtz s upcoming talks DateMay 8, 2004, 600 pm Topic The Future of CFI on Long Island .
http://www.secularhumanism.org/home/kurtz/

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SSDB: Watching The Boomers Try To Lose Another War
may I suggest to you that there is a reason for this? Someone jumped the gun herebecause the enemy may now realize that he has a real weapon to terrify with.
http://www.sgtstryker.com/

Extractions: By: Stryker on I'd like to write about movies. I've got 400 DVD's and I'm usually watching AMC, TCM or Fox most of the time. You'd think I could come up with something interesting that didn't involve making fun of the films. I'd like to write about music, but I don't think I'm too qualified for that gig. However, I've been tossing around the idea of deconstructing ABBA's entire catalog, under the title, "ABBA: Forgettable Fun or Serious Social Commentary?" I could do the same with the Bee-Gees New York Mining Disaster is one of the most weirdly great songs I've ever heard. I could do a lot of that, but then everyone would know that I'm a serious 70's disco freak. Finally, I want to write for the Weekly World News. That is my dream. It's fake, but all the best news usually is. Email Stryker

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