61. Christian Forums - Questions About Our Avatars... think of my own love of the history and art and music of the rennaissancemy love http://www.christianforums.com.au/t75087&goto=nextnewest

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62. NLUG: [nlug] RE: Tennessee Senate Bill 213 he s the one that owns the rennaissance Center out that moving a document file ofhomework from across chilling effects, and brought up the history of what s http://nlug.org/mail/nlug__2003_04/0653.html

[nlug] RE: Tennessee Senate Bill 213 Date view Thread view Subject view Author view ... Attachment view From: GirlJunkMail ( Date: Next message: Jay Kosturko: "[nlug] Re: Tennessee Senate Bill 213" Previous message: Scott Kozicki: "[nlug] Re: Tennessee Senate Bill 213" In reply to: Shawn P. Garbett: "[nlug] Tennessee Senate Bill 213" Next in thread: Jay Kosturko: "[nlug] Re: Tennessee Senate Bill 213" Reply: Jay Kosturko: "[nlug] Re: Tennessee Senate Bill 213" Reply: Shawn P. Garbett: "[nlug] Re: Tennessee Senate Bill 213" My first impression here is this the same Doug Jackson that was in the news for stuff that he did to his daughter about 2 years ago and secondly, he's the one that owns the Rennaissance Center out in Dickson, right? FWIW, the Ren Center teaches everything from Cisco to art. Could he not find someone to make heads or tails out of the bill from the Ren Center Something smells fishy here. He likes making money, so I'm going to assume there is money to be made in this bill. Did Jackson not say anything during this meeting?

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65. Shabazz Class Descriptions homework is required in this class; in addition to A field trip to the African AmericanHistory Museum in of classical music from the rennaissance to the 20th http://www.madison.k12.wi.us/shabazz/course.htm

Below is a listing the classes at Shabazz High School. This page is meant to be a sampling and will to be updated regularly. Science Current Courses 2003-2004 School Year Examples of Courses Description Credits Credit Type *Academic Study Skills (Service Learning) Students taking this class will learn study skills and strategies that will help them understand and complete academic projects. Students must commit to individualized study plans and set goals to complete assignments. Staff will provide the necessary support and environment for each student's success. Positive constructive interactions with JaGora (tutors) is a service expectation in this service learning class. Enrollment only after a specific commitment discussion! See Tenia. ELE *African American History (Service Learning) SOC Art Workshop As a discussion and practice class, this course will focus on how and why we create. We will play with as many mediums as we can think of, and will be asking you for more ideas. Emphases will be placed on play, process, and trust; this class will take a very personal view at what art means to us individually, and how it feels. We will do weekly reflections and critiques on experiences. People who might describe themselves as fascinated, and people who have feelings for color, shape, and expression will get the most out of this opportunity for self-exploration and self-expression. NOTE: Independent art students should sign up for this hour.

66. Guestbook- 1998 Fourth Quarter essay on the figure of the woman in rennaissance painting HOPE I GET AN A+ IN MY WORLDHISTORY CLASS FOR and complete, you just helped me make my art homework! http://www.kfki.hu/~arthp/guestbook98_4.html

Guestbook Thank you for visiting the Web Gallery of Art We would like it very much if you added your entry to our guestbook. These are the comments of the fourth quarter of 1998. See the latest entries. Peter Bruning PandMB@webtv.net http://thunder.indstate.edu/~bruningp Terre Haute, Indiana, U.S.A. December 31, 1998 Family legend has it that we are decended from Girolamo Savanarola and I wanted to see what he looked like. Emilia di Girolamo chunky@chunk.demon.co.uk London, England December 31, 1998 Vicki Berchem December 31, 1998 It has always been my dream to visit the Sistine Chapel. Visiting it on the web is just as exciting. But I still hope to be able to view it in person one day, God willing. Lilibeth Po tamaraw@skyinet.net Iloilo City, Philippines December 31, 1998 Great work for CHRIST Lyle Stewart secstewart@alo,com jacksonville, FL, USA December 31, 1998 Since I never had the opportunity to visit the Sistine Chapel, visiting your web site was a real joy to me. Ruth Campbell ccampbe2@elp.rr.com El Paso , Texas, United States December 30, 1998

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69. AnnInk.2: Character-driven Blog: May 2003 Archives Yesterday I forgot to hand in my German homework. but it s not like my other art historyexams. Just that the early rennaissance was mostly narrative religious http://shadawyn.digital-coma.net/archives/2003_05.html

AnnInk.2: Character-driven Blog Main May 31, 2003 And now for a real update. Yesterday, two episodes of Inuyasha were released. That has to be a good sign of something, right? Not sure what. As always on the weekend, Friday turned out a bust. I got an outline done for Ass paper, did my minimum of writing, and drew a picture that I rather like but really should have been using the time for other things. Today, I'll get a little more in action. I'm going to write the rough draft of Ass . Tomorrow I'll search around for quotes and the rest of the filler I'll probably need to push it up to 8-10 pages. Then, I'll throw them in and smooth the paper out some. Monday night, I'll do the final revision. In German, I need to go over vocabulary and grammar for this chapter, and then do a general review for the final and oral exam. In... a week. My gods, a week. Then I need to be studying for Art History and work on slides... I think it's time for the final breakdown to start, because my head hurts just thinking about all of this. Posted by Shadawyn at 08:44 AM Comments (0) Lemmings a-hoy!

70. The Dancing Ladies 722PM Because anything is better than homework Both my parents were Poly Sci/Historystudents during Fairy and rennaissance women from previous calendars http://www.livejournal.com/users/timefornewtoys/

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71. Ernie's World Anyone willing to do a bit of homework will find it emerged into the light of historyin the absorbtion of estoeric symbolism by the rennaissance fraternity in http://www.geocities.com/Tokyo/Field/5422/masonry.htm

Freemasonry A personal interpretation of the Masonic Fraternity by Attention Visitor : This is an opinion page. Concerning specific factual corrections to this essay brought to my attention, I will publish any correction that I can determine to be based on factual and verifiable information. Please direct any comments about this page to me at corvus66@hotmail.com Beginnings Origins of the Craft Schools of Masonic Philosophy ... The Mystic Tie Beginnings... I would like to begin be setting forth my Masonic "credentials" to speak to the subject of Freemasonry. I consider it a very great honor that I have been initiated into most (but not all) of the mainstream bodies of Freemasonry; however, as any Mason can attest, it is a simple matter to amass an impressive collection of Masonic Degrees and memberships with just a few years of effort. I am a Master Mason I am Royal Arch Mason , and a member of Mount Vernon Chapter #3, RAM of the Grand Chapter of the District of Columbia. I have always been impressed with the beauty and symbolism of the Royal Arch Degrees. I am a Cryptic Rite Mason , and a member of Adoniram-Zabud Council #2, CM of the Grand Council of the District of Columbia. I am very fond of the sublime esoteric symbolism of the Cryptic Rite of Freemasonry.

72. Education 8/98 per class, or more reading for homework (which is would have been great for your HarlemRennaissance unit, and and artwork are staples in my history class, and http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/2111/edu898/edu1.html

Education Thread . FrayVader - Aug. 17, 1998 - 8:09 AM PDT Some spirited discussion in the Suggestions thread has led me to revive this thread. I'm opening up the topic to anything you want to talk about... later on we'll narrow it down when we start narrowing down all topics in the Fray. Have a look at what's been said so far (mostly about education for disabled students, or Special Education). One fraygrant suggested (in e-mail) that we discuss the question "Does education have to be "democratic" to serve democracy?" It's all yours... . Bubbaette - Aug. 17, 1998 - 8:28 AM PDT Thanks, FV. With respect to whether education should be democratic, I say no. While all should be educated to the best of their abilities, tracking according to ability and interests does have its uses. I think its not such a great thing that all highschool students attend college they're not all prepared for college or interested in it. . arielthesprite - Aug. 17, 1998 - 8:28 AM PDT What happens to disabled students if education doesn't 'have to be "democratic" to serve democracy'? . Bubbaette - Aug. 17, 1998 - 8:36 AM PDT

73. T If You Re Looking At College Because Of Your Job, You Cannot Go can get lectures online, turn in homework online, stuff Spanish it was a Latin-Americanhistory class. or 1700 ideal of education - the rennaissance man kind http://www.neuron.net/~tenorune/ancient/ccwf/tlc/int/tc.060800

74. An Introduction To Thermal-Fluid Engineering : The Engine And The Atmosphere - 0 is the book that marks the rennaissance in engineering with 24/7 and instant experthomework and essay Includes history, English, science, and politics papers. http://www.buybackbooks.com/books/bookmap/98971.cfm

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75. Trey Givens » 2003 » December hoped to celebrate the birth of their first child, Ikea, and herald in a Rennaissancein advanced hair Make him do my Accounting homework. From Recent history. http://www.treygivens.com/2003/12/

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76. Evolution // June 2003 Potter and pushed away all my homework and responsibilites ONE spot left for WorldHistory and Vickie this magazine during the rennaissance festival yesterday http://evolution.tsoba.net/archive16.html

TAKATORI REIJI~!! (I think everyone loves my sofa. LOL) pinkpuruu last cracked up at the subtitles in Vickie's DVD at 5:52 PM (Am I the only one blogging? o_O... I bet VICKIE and CONNIE are too busy playing games ;;...) (wails) Well, I'm glad Connie's finally playing the FFs, but I can't help... feeling... very... envious. I mean, playing games they never played before is so FUN. But like, playing the ones that you've been playing over and over again is... really... quite boring. (sigh). Damn you two, by the way. Well, this is gonna be a hella long entry, since I have a lot of things to rant about. Mainly summer school... site work... Harry Potter 5... and a gay movement involving SUING everyone who shares files illegally over the Internet. Well to start it off... WORLD HISTORY. We have the not-so-bad teacher Mr. Shore, who usually teaches Government and Economics. He oddly reminds me of Mr. Simons. Although this isn't a very good thing... His personality is just so random, and he says the oddest things... but he doesn't have this very gay giggle, which is relieving. Also, his grading system is very rock solid, and relies on hard work, which is another plus. He actually teaches too, and with the stuff that we're reading and doing work about, I'm actually INTERESTED. Wow. But anyway, we got loads of homework, tests everyday, and projects every week. It's frackin' tiring. And I assumed that I'd have time after school every day to have some time to do things like studying for Spanish, Pre-Cal, DRIVING... and do some E2 homework. But I work practically from the time I get home until I go to sleep. But maybe that's because I'm wasting time doing other stuff (:sweatdrop:). Like ... blogging. (:more nervous laughter:)

77. PA1N E-zine Issue 9 - SPFD2600 Portal Forums PA1N Zine this shirking of bad tradition was a rennaissance in women s This tells me that throughouthistory, there has been This was the sociology homework I had to do http://www.spfd2600.org/link.asp?TOPIC_ID=1056&view=lasttopic

78. Vicki's Notepad - Slightly Off Kilter It s Celtic rennaissance. provides only a slight improvement, the minor differenceowing to the (minor) fact that nerd doesn t share the sideshow history! http://www.cfcl.com/vlb/weblog/

Vicki's Notepad - Slightly Off Kilter Normal is overrated... Wednesday June 09, 2004 Bulletproof Monk If you like fast-paced action movies, especially if you like fast-paced martial arts action movies where Good triumphs over Evil, you should like Bulletproof Monk . The movies stars Yun-Fat Chow ( Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon ) as the likeable "Monk without a name" (and this time the hero survives the movie!). Continue reading "Bulletproof Monk" Bulletproof Monk ( in category Books, Movies, Music - posted by Vicki Comments (0) Monday June 07, 2004 Treasures 2004_22 Treasures are positive things that strike my fancy, that make me feel happy or thankful or interested. Treasures are memories encapsulated in just a few words, I hope you'll consider starting your own list of Treasures. If you enjoy this sort of thing, take a look at the participation positives web ring Continue reading "Treasures 2004_22" Treasures 2004_22 ( in category Treasures - posted by Vicki Comments (0) Sunday June 06, 2004 Weekly Wrap-up (Sunday May 30 - Saturday June 5) This week contained a Monday Holiday, so I had both a long weekend

79. MERCEDES-LACKEY Digest 1685 Topics Covered In This Issue Include can t learn to do your homework every night education since the beginning of writtenhistory, and that the Civil Rights movement, the rennaissance, and any http://lists.herald.co.uk/old-archives/mercedes-lackey/980814-1685

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The History Channel's website is frequently updated, informative and helpful. Special Features: This Day in History Famous Speeches Discussion Classroom ... Exhibits Encyclopedia Brittanica created this website All History Categories US History WWI WWII ... Timelines World: PreHistory Ancient Byzantine Middle Ages CyberSleuth Kids is a great resource for kids of all ages. "The Internet Search Guide for the K-12 Student." All History Topics US History WWI WWII ... Ancient Civilizations Lightspan is another amazing resource for students... "Learning Search" lets you search subjects by Grade level. All History Topics US History WWI WWII ... Wars Centuries: Study Web is a search engine focused on students that need help with their studies. It has a wide variety of subjects, Here is a list of subjects that apply to History: All History Topics American: US History US Studies Territories War World: Pre-History Ancient Byzantine Middle History ... U.S. History

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