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The Holy Bible Containing the Old and New Testament Translated Out of the Original Tongues and with the Former Translations Diligently Compared and Revised By His Majesty's Special Command. Appointed to Be Read in Churches. King James Version by World Bible Publishers, King James, et all 1980 Music To Read James Bond By - Vinyl Record The future of rail and water transportation; letter of James J. Hill, read at The-Lakes-to-the-Gulf deep waterway association convention, Chicago, Illinois, October 7th-9th, 1908 by James Jerome Hill, 2010-08-01 An essay on the simony and sacrilege of the bishops of Ireland. Together with some proposals for redress of the same, ... by James Read, D.D. by James Read, 2010-05-28 People From Haydock: Edmund Arrowsmith, Harry Jones, Tony Read, James Twiss, Harry Gee, Cliff Birkett Remarks on the antiquity and the different modes of brick and stone buildings in England. By Mr. James Essex, of Cambridge. Read at the Society of Antiquaries, Dec. 8, &c. 1774. by James Essex, 2010-06-10 Pop Goes The Weasel by James Patterson [Audiobook Read by Keith David and Roger Rees] by James Patterson, 1999 Come Read With Me by James M. Abraham by James M. Abraham, 2005 Recent economic developments in the Punjab. A paper read by Sir James Wilson ... to the Royal Econom by James Wilson, 2009-10-24 James Read: Building Material Merchant by Jesse Rainsford Sprague, 2010-09-10 Analysis of a course of lectures on mechanics, hydrostatics, hydraulics, pneumatics, spherics, and astronomy. Read by James Ferguson, F.R.S. The fifth edition. by James Ferguson, 2010-06-10 Some observations on Lincoln Cathedral. By Mr. James Essex, of Cambridge. Read at the Society of Antiquaries, March 16, 1775. by James Essex, 2010-06-10 Listen & Read James Joyce's Dubliners (The Dover Audio Thrift Classics Series) by James Joyce, 1996-04-15 TALES OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC: OUR HEROINE, Read By the Author JAMES MICHENER (LP Record Audio book) by James A. Michener, 1980

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81. Apple - Pro/Science - James Gosling
    Driven by Gizmos james Gosling loves gizmos began breaking into the computer center to play with the computers and, in his words, “read, read, read.” A year  
    http://www.apple.com/pro/science/gosling/
    
    Extractions: var wtl_loc = document.URL.indexOf('https:')==0?'https://a248.e.akamai.net/v/248/2120/1d/download.akamai.com/crs/lgsitewise.js':'http://crs.akamai.com/crs/lgsitewise.js'; document.write(""); var SERVER= ""; var ORDER= ""; var INVOICE= ""; var CARTVIEW= ""; var CARTADD= ""; var CARTREMOVE= ""; var CHECKOUT= ""; var CARTBUY= ""; var ADCAMPAIGN= ""; var adname=""; But James Gosling is an alpha geek. The mastermind behind Java, he created the programming language that brought the Internet to life and can be found in everything from smartcards to cell phones. And today, as a fellow and vice president of Sun Microsystems, he travels the world giving speeches, evangelizing Java and writing software on his PowerBook. Semantic Modeling

82. Raymond James - How To Read Our Equity Research Reports
    Raymond james’ clients have the right to expect the firm’s analysts to in individual stocks, it is the client’s responsibility to read the research in  
    http://www.raymondjames.com/rsch_how.htm
    
    Extractions: Find an office near you R Management believes that value-added analysis and independent judgment are critical elements in the quest for superior investment performance. Raymond James equity analysts strive to anticipate both positive and negative information and to respond accordingly with timely changes in ratings, earnings estimates and price targets. Our primary goal is to contribute to the success of our investing clients by providing opinions and information based on the analysis of available facts. A variety of factors go into the research process including an assessment of industry dynamics, interviews of company executives, analysis of competition, and information as available from suppliers, distributors, major customers and other independent sources. Analysts are encouraged to develop opinions that may differ from those of the managements of companies that they are evaluating. Valuation methodologies, investment risks and conclusions are discussed in all basic company research reports. This analysis is summarized in a rating for stocks in our coverage universe. Our rating system and definitions were recently modified to provide even more clarity to our clients. Our system rates stocks as follows:

83. .Avery Blog
    BizTalk Unleashed Book Review Darrell Norton is a powerhouse of book reviews, my goal is to read and review as many books as he does. james.  
    http://dotavery.com/blog/
    
    Extractions: .NET and everything nice Thursday, May 27, 2004 I posted that we might do a Cincinnati Nerd Dinner tonight, way back in April , I completely forgot about it and already have another commitment tonight, so the next Cincinnati Nerd Dinner will have to be in a couple weeks.. I will post again when I get a date set. (I have to find some people that promise to come so I am not sitting along in some restaurant) :) -James posted @ 3:30 PM Feedback (2) Wednesday, May 26, 2004

84. "Open-Sourcing Java Could Promote Interoperability," Says James Gosling (SYS-CON
    interoperability by making it easier for disparate groups to align behind one code base, wrote Sun s james Gosling, writing in his widely read blog last week.  
    http://www.sys-con.com/story/?storyid=44679&DE=1

85. WHAT... Is "KING JAMES ONLYISM" ?? @ Pilgrim Publications
    version appointed by the Church of England to be read in the churches of that denomination, and it was the version commissioned by King james, Defender of  
    http://members.aol.com/pilgrimpub/whatkjvo.htm
    
    Extractions: Pilgrimettes From THE PILGRIM WHAT... is K ING J AMES O NLY ISM Does KJV -O nly ism REALLY have any R elevance with the K J V B ible by BOB L ROSS When I first heard of " King James Only ism " a few years ago, I thought it really involved the King James Version of the Bible issued in 1611, later being known as the "Authorized Version" since it was the "official" version "appointed" by the Church of England "to be read in the churches" of that denomination, and it was the version commissioned by King James, "Defender of the Faith" and Head of the English "Church." However, the more I have studied the issue and read from the "KJV Onlyites," the more I am convinced that King James -Only ism has very little if anything to do with the King James Bible The fact is, the more " militant advocates of King James -Only ism are veritable HERETICS when measured by the teachings of the King James Bible, the views held by its Translators, and the views of Bible doctrine set forth by the Confessions of Faith of Baptist and the Protestant Denominations. Note the following heresies of " KJV Only ism ," as set forth by most members of this cultic philosophy Only ONE English translation A.V. 1611

86. Zoot! By James Fallows
    on the Internet shows the usefulness and flexibility of shareware by james Fallows. concerned a clipboardlike function called the Zooter, and it read, When you  
    http://www.theatlantic.com/issues/97aug/zoot.htm
    
    Extractions: T HE wave of software standardization led by Microsoft products like Windows and Word has made computers simpler to use than they once were. It is easier now than it was a decade ago to sit down at any machine, anywhere, and have an idea of how to make it go. But it is harder for a software developer to introduce a genuinely new approach to word processing, data management, or any other established function. And it is much harder for a company even to keep a program on the market if another product, especially one from Microsoft, seems likely to become the standard in that field. Discuss this article in the forum of Of course, I may be biased, since so many of the programs I consider most valuable have been driven from the market through this all-or-nothing form of competition. I still use several of these programs Symantec's GrandView for making outlines, Lotus's Magellan for handling files, Lotus's Agenda for organizing certain kinds of research data even though they have not been sold for years and, as holdovers from the DOS era, are increasingly awkward to run on current operating systems like Windows 95 and Windows NT. My bleak consolation is knowing that people who have used and loved the Apple Macintosh have more to complain about than I do, as the steady pressure toward Windows-based standardization has come to threaten the very existence of the Macintosh and its innovative programs.

87. All About The World Of Agent James Bond 007
    CLICK HERE james Bond Book Club. (read More Bulletin Score 5). Exclusive to Agent james Bond 007.com read the author s comments about his new book  
    http://agentjamesbond007.com/
    
    Extractions: Topic - What Is New In The World Of Bond Tony writes "James Bond is back! In his new adventure, Everything or Nothing. Save the world from Diavilo Max Zorin's Student. Use new combat moves like grabing and punching! And with some humor from Pierce Bronson and Quese! You must Deafeat An old friend...JAWS! Who is working for Diavilo. New weapons,viehicles,and gagets, like Q-Spider,Rapal,and Nano Suit. The goal is to stop the Nano Bots from destroing anything that is made of metel." Read More...

88. Powells.com Interviews - James Lee Burke
    He is grandfatherly, polished, graceful, modest, and very well read. Purple Cane Road (00 Edition). Purple Cane Road (00 Edition) by james Lee Burke Your Price  
    http://www.powells.com/authors/burke.html
    
    Extractions: Dave Weich , Powells.com One of only two authors to win two Edgar Awards James Lee Burke has been called "the Faulkner of crime fiction." Now, many readers are saying that Purple Cane Road , the eleventh installment of his long-running series about Louisiana cop Dave Robicheaux, is Burke's best book yet. When a pimp tells Robicheaux that his mother spent her last days whoring in New Orleans and was drowned by cops working for the mob, Dave admits, "My mother's memory, the sad respect I always had for her, had been stolen from me." The pimp is soon murdered, but Robicheaux's search for the truth about his mother's violent end has only just begun. Burke's career has seen its ups and downs. First published at age nineteen, by the time he was thirty-four he had four novels under his belt. But then, suddenly, publishers wanted nothing to do with him - yet, the novel they rejected for nine years

89. Powells.com Interviews - James Gleick
    james Gleick That was a whole thread of the story that didn t exist when I I believe that people who read the book, the next time they watch tv, will notice  
    http://www.powells.com/authors/gleick.html
    
    Extractions: Dave Weich , Powells.com Faster: The Acceleration of Just About Everything opens at the Directorate of Time, a compound so oddly reminiscent of old science fiction novels you could be forgiven for thinking the author is only trying to illustrate a point: that our society has become obsessed with time. In fact, the Directorate is real - on a hillside in Washington D.C., dozens of atomic clocks networked with others around the globe keep our planet's "official" time. "A compression of time characterizes the life of the century now closing,"

90. IWire
    Posted by james Crabtree in Economics / Money at 0924 PM Comments (0) TrackBack (0 So, people who read Dude Where s My Country don t read books called The  
    http://www.theisociety.net/
    
    Extractions: Vorsprung durch thinktank May 26, 2004 bottoms up Apparently Jane Jacobs likes the internet . Phew! As the annointed spokesperson for the emergent generation, imagine if the old dear thought it was a load of old cack. [There is] a very persuasive argument that the computer, in the form of things like the World Wide Web and the Internet, is actually [giving] people firsthand experience with use of a Web and making virtual changes in a Web-like way. This is not real. But after all, quirks and quarks and atoms are not real, for all we know. But thinking of them, picturing them and seeing the world with these things, really illuminates our understanding. It may be untruthful and it may be wrong, but usually, each of these things gets a little nearer the truth. So this Web-thinking in the place of the mechanical, cause/effect kind of thinking is certainly closer to the truth.. [Via Jason Kottke Posted by Will Davies in Networks at 09:56 PM Comments (0) TrackBack (0) May 25, 2004

91. GoldMoney - Founder's Commentary
    james Turk Founder of GoldMoney read bio. 16 May 2004 — GoldMoney Alert from james Turk Inflation Is Rising. 6 May 2004 — GoldMoney  
    http://goldmoney.com/en/commentary.php
    
    Extractions: Inflation Is Rising ... Printer-friendly version The Housing Bubble The following news crossed the business wire this morning: May 26 (Bloomberg) U.S. sales of new houses fell 11.8 percent in April, the biggest monthly drop in more than a decade, as mortgage rates rose and prices soared to a record. This is obviously bad news, but the picture is even worse than it appears at first blush. Recently I happened to be reading a report by Dr. Marc Faber, editor of . It was an excellent report, with a lot of useful information, but I was particularly struck by the following chart (which Marc said was prepared Bridgewater Associates, so thanks go to them as well). This chart shows that homebuilders are carrying a record-high inventory of unsold homes, which obviously has potentially adverse consequences for the US economy. As Marc cogently notes: "In some areas of the US, housing prices have been rising at almost 30% per annum in recent years and overall prices have doubled since 1997. The question, therefore, arises when this housing boom, which was fueled by ultra low interest rates and allowed people to refinance their homes, will come to an end. This is an important question because US consumption since year 2000 was not driven by capital spending and employment gains, but purely by asset inflation in the housing market, which allowed people to take out larger and larger mortgages and spend the additional funds (well understood, "borrowed funds") on consumer durables such as cars and consumer non-durables."

92. James Landrith - Taking The Gloves Off
    Yes, but not the one it’s banking on. read the rest here. Posted by james Landrith at 1132 PM Comments (0) TrackBack (0). Apologia and Excuses.  
    http://www.jameslandrith.com/

93. Jameswagner.com
    here, because almost everyone out in the ether has heard of our former mayor, but fewer get to read Breslin Posted by james at 0603 PM Politics Comments (0  
    http://jameswagner.com/
    
    Extractions: Posted by james at 04:12 PM Image Comments (0) This is one of a group of works by Brian Belott [who shows at Canada ] which lined the gallery's entrance ramp during the White Box show, "Majority Whip," which closed yesterday. Closed, but not to be forgotten, since we can expect to see its children throughout this New York summer, and far beyond. Stanford White's elegant Washington Square Arch has been restored, but virtually every square inch of its carved surfaces is now covered in an almost invisible high-tech screening material designed to keep out the New York pigeon. Only the flat and molded surfaces (including the base, a section of which is shown above) and the two pier sculptures of George Washinton manage to avoid the veiling.

94. Compare Prices On 1000s Of Products, Read Reviews, Buy Online - UK Delivery
    Mens Designer Underwear Mens Jeans Denim Jackets, Diecast Model Cars Others Formula 1 Cars Formula One Diecast Replica Non-Car Models james Bond Model Cars  
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95. Little More Than A Placeholder
    That divide was in my mind as I read the BBC s recent article on a party in Tehran. Posted by james at 0202 PM Comments (0) TrackBack (0). May 19, 2004.  
    http://james.anthropiccollective.org/
    
    Extractions: May 28, 2004 As I've grown accustomed to watching US television news I've found myself repeatedly asking what it is that feels so alien. The preponderance of celebrity news on the Today Show , and the avalanche of advertising is certainly a part of it, but the more I've watched, the more I've focussed in on one thing: interviewing. My favourite television interviewers in the UK tend to be people like John Snow, who are sharp enough to respond quickly if an answer doesn't make sense, irreverent enough to press anyone they come up against, and fond enough of playing devil's advocate that they're not worried about appearing partisan. The contrast really hit me this week when I saw Katie Couric interviewing Colin Powell. It was a nice interview, and Colin comfortably and confidently made his points, drawn out by his host. Which would have been all well and good, had his answers satisfied the questions. With the gravity of the current situation in Iraq becoming clearer by the day, this is not a time for the media to allow any politician to get away with vague or inconsistent statements. Lest I appear partisan (heavens forbid!) I felt the same way when a few minutes later Matt Lauer interviewed Wesley Clark. He was perhaps a little more forceful, but the interview was far from penetrating.

96. Consumptive.org
    even those cheerful socialists have some vivid imagery if you read today s headlines posted by james Luckett at 0008. 5.9.2004. the trouble with business as  
    http://www.consumptive.org/weblog/blog.html
    
    Extractions: nothing to see here. busy with pickling a kilo of small ume is well on it's way to becoming umeboshi, some eggplants are brining, the new crop of ginger is waiting to be transformed into beni shoga, and i'm experimenting with some boiled eggs - having finally tracked down a recipe that is similar the "stamina" eggs i loved during a february trip to kagoshima. maybe next week my father in law will ship up some large ume so i can pickle those too. and maki made a kumquat preserve.

97. Aces Full Of Links
    While your on Steve’s site, read the last week or so. He’s tracking some good stories. Posted by james at 1141 AM Comments (6) TrackBack (1).  
    http://www.drmomentum.com/aces/
    
    Extractions: This Blog Is My First Work. I Hope You Would Enjoy It. A little more info on Super Size Me Rotten Tomatoes currently puts Super Size Me Troy (the #2 film) is in over 3,400 theaters and is pulling in about $7k per theater. Cool! Is it me, or is there a lot of interest in documentary film-making these days? Is interest in documentary film on the rise? Folks like Michael Moore and Morgan Spurlock are getting their names in the paper. Can some sort of documentary production or activist film-making become the brainy cousin of reality TV? Posted by James at 03:23 PM Comments (0) TrackBack (0) OK - not all of these links are N ot S afe F or W ork, but a number of them are. Bush is Lord A website dedicated to showing Bush in his true, holy light.

98. Webdog - .plan Files, Fingers, Development Updates
    Nickname Emorog Web Page james Web Site now i m thinking they re using an auto responder for customer service and didn t actually read my complaint.  
    http://www.webdog.org/plans/168/
    
    Extractions: Raven - Ld. Programmer Archived Updates May 4 2004, 23:20:22 Mar 19 2004, 23:20:28 Jan 9 2004, 00:40:38 Dec 20 2003, 07:00:44 Dec 10 2003, 20:50:42 Dec 10 2003, 19:30:30 Nov 27 2003, 00:30:33 Nov 26 2003, 23:50:27 Nov 26 2003, 22:30:30 Nov 11 2003, 21:20:35 Oct 13 2003, 17:00:43 Sep 22 2003, 16:00:56 Sep 19 2003, 22:10:32 Sep 16 2003, 21:10:38 Sep 15 2003, 21:20:28 Sep 15 2003, 20:10:32 Sep 15 2003, 20:00:40 Aug 15 2003, 18:50:26 May 23 2003, 18:53:45 May 15 2003, 20:07:26 Apr 3 2003, 21:41:31 Mar 13 2003, 00:13:35 Feb 28 2003, 15:07:29 Feb 20 2003, 16:11:31 Feb 14 2003, 20:58:48 Feb 14 2003, 03:20:39 Feb 11 2003, 00:21:36 Dec 12 2002, 16:47:05 Dec 10 2002, 21:52:17

99. CEO Blues
    Who is CEO Blues? Dan james » dan@ceoblues.com CEO of silverorange and former drummer for illfated Horton s Choice. Other Stuff. Archives read from my archive  
    http://www.ceoblues.com/
    
    Extractions: 5 replies For all of you who may have forgotten, today i get married . Our families are here in full force, our friends have cleared their schedules to attend, and as of this morning the butterflies have started. It's strangely terrifying and exciting all at the same time. I'll be back after the honeymoon . Keep yourselves amused until then. by Dan reply I've posted a review of my 2002 WRX over at the Stuff website. A quick summary: I highly reccomend a Subaru WRX, fast, comfortable, reliable. Also, if you haven't noticed, my recent reviews are being shown bottom right on this website. For any significant review I make I'll post here just like this. by Dan

100. Smalltalk Tidbits, Industry Rants
     james Robertson. The basic problem is vocabulary go read this book on the creation of the OED to see how hard a problem that is ).  
     http://www.cincomsmalltalk.com/blog/
     
     Extractions: @import "http://www.cincomsmalltalk.com/css/default.css"; @import "http://www.cincomsmalltalk.com/css/minimal.css"; Powered by Cincom Smalltalk Opinions expressed here are not necessarily those of Cincom or its management show comments email author law May 30, 2004 10:26:01 EDT Ed Foster points out that the software industry isn't the only place that nasty EULAS are being pushed around: "There is an outfit out there called the Handyman Club of America," the reader wrote. "Periodically, they send me an invitation to join their organization, promising me all kinds of tools, information, and benefits. However, one requirement of membership is I must agree to never share any of the information I learn from the club with anyone who is a non-member. Pleeeeze. Needless to say, the invitation gets tossed without opening. The stupidity just spreads.... add comment! permanent link trackback URL BottomFeeder May 29, 2004 21:16:31 EDT I just added a spell checker to BottomFeeder ; I should explain how to go about installing it. First off

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