81. Todd Grigsby's Home Page Since I can no longer carry The Tao of Programming on my website, I took it upon myself to take the actual founding writings of Tao, by Lau Tzu, and create http://www.tgrigsby.com/

I'm Todd Grigsby. This page is my personal web page. The views expressed here are mine alone. I reserve the right to say whatever the hell I want on this page. This right is protected by THE FIRST AMENDMENT . If you see something here that offends you, you may protest by clicking on the "comments" link at the bottom of this page and sending me a mail message describing your grievance. I'm flexible and open-minded, so if your argument is reasonable and logical, I'll consider it. A Quick Intro: First and foremost, I'm a husband and father, with pictures of the family online (click here to email me for the URL). I am currently the President of Todd Grigsby Enterprises (what else?). We make case management and fiduciary software, bug tracking software, and Point Of Sale (POS) software. And, of course, all this software uses the latest web application and Windows development tools, since most of it was originated by yours truly. I have my resume on the web because, frankly, the economy is killing my business. Either I'll get a job and hang this up or the economy will recover and I'll ride the wave. It's a roll of the dice. I specialize in Java+JSP+Struts and Delphi, but my skills list is too long to list here. Check my resume for more details.

82. Nepal 98 Slideshow - Start Page highest peaks in the world. The further one travels, the less one knows. Lau Tzu. Copyright 1998 Joe Steinmetz. All Rights Reserved. http://www.moon-bounce.com/nepal98/start.html

In October of 1998, we joined Himalayan Guides with the goal of climbing our first Himalayan Peak, Ama Dablam. These photos attempt to capture some of the experience: the richness of the Sherpa people, the lush beauty of the Khumbu valley, and the thrill of climbing among the highest peaks in the world. "The further one travels, the less one knows." -Lau Tzu

83. Library Juice 3:23 From The Librarian s Lau Tzu The Book of the Library and Its Ways, by Andy Barnett http//www.geocities.com/SoHo/Nook/8823/lao_tzu.html. http://www.libr.org/Juice/issues/vol3/LJ_3.23.html

Library Juice 3:23 - June 14, 2000 Contents: Editorial on the Core Values Statement International Center for Information Ethics (ICIE) IPPY Awards Librarians in a coalition on scholarly publishing ... Literature Abuse: America's Hidden Problem Quote for the week: "The Way of the Library is like the bending of the bow. The high is lowered and the low is raised. If the string is too long, it is shortened; If there is not enough, it is made longer. The Way of the Library is to take from those who have enough for the benefit of the entire community." by Andy Barnett http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Nook/8823/lao_tzu.html Homepage of the week: The BiblioBitch http://internettrash.com/users/bibliobitch/ top 1. Editorial on the Core Values Statement The Core Values Statement is currently being debated on the ALA Council listserv. it apparently has enough supporters to pass if a vote were taken today, despite the lack of a clear need or reason for the statement. As a referesher, here is the basic statement being considered: - Connection of people to ideas - Assurance of free and open access to recorded knowledge, information

84. Powell's Books - Used, New, And Out Of Print Changsha, Hunan Province in China in the year 1973, proved by authorities in ancient Chinese studies to be the most authentic texts of Lau Tzu so far . http://www.powells.com/subsection/ReligionEasternTaoism.16.html

Rare Books Technical Books Kids' Books eBooks ... Religion Comparative Religion Eastern Religion Miscellaneous Religion Western Role Playing Games Romance ... view all sections... Taoism There are 549 books in this aisle. Browse the aisle by Title by Author by Price See recently arrived used books in this aisle. Featured Titles in Religion Eastern -Taoism: Page 16 of 20 next New Hardcover add to wish list Michigan Monographs in Chinese Studies #84: God of the DAO: Lord Lao in History and Myth by Livia Kohn Publisher Comments Lord Lao, first known as the philosopher Laozi, the purported author of the "Daode jing, later became an immortal, a messiah, and high god of Daoism. Laozi, divinized during the Han dynasty and in early Daoist movements, reached his highest level of... read more about this title check for other copies Used Trade Paper List Price $10.95 add to wish list Texts of Taoism Volume 2 by James Legge Publisher Comments read more about this title check for other copies Used Hardcover List Price $24.00

85. Powell's Books - Used, New, And Out Of Print Used $6.95 Trade Paper List Price $10.95 add to wish list, The Way of Life, According to Lau Tzu by Lao Tzu/bynner Review I love this little book. http://www.powells.com/subsection/MetaphysicsGeneral.101.html

Rare Books Technical Books Kids' Books eBooks ... Metal Metaphysics Microsoft Reader eBooks Middle East Military Multimedia ... view all sections... General There are 7471 books in this aisle. Browse the aisle by Title by Author by Price See recently arrived used books in this aisle. Featured Titles in Metaphysics -General: Page 101 of 256 next Used Trade Paper List Price $9.00 add to wish list The Play of Masks by Frithjof Schuon Synopsis A collection of essays providing an unusually rich description of what constitutes the prerogatives and fulfillment of the human state.... read more about this title check for other copies New Trade Paper add to wish list The Masters by Annie Wood Besant Publisher Comments A definition of a master and evidence of their existence.... read more about this title check for other copies Used Trade Paper List Price $12.95 add to wish list The Ultimate Personality Guide by Jennifer Freed Publisher Comments An interactive guidebook that identifies who you are through more than seven major personality predictive tools and provides specific career, relationship, and health advice tailored for your individual type. Many books can tell you what your sun sign...

86. VibeXtreme > Music > DJ Interview > Jon Swift domestic. Food Lasagna Animal Can t say I have a favorite Book Tao Te Ching, by Lau Tzu. Ender s Game, by Orson Scott Card. Film http://www.vibextreme.com/music/interviews/dj009.shtml

Interviews Radio Charts Links ... Forum NEWSLETTER Email Name un-sub LINKS TechHouse Re:alliam ... SHOP Find your vinyl needs on the www CD Now Vinyl Tunes Tune Inn Banging Tunes ... Record Store Jon Swift on VXRadio Jon Swift Name Brad Allan Occupation Butcher Music Style Mainly Jungle, all styles. Plus Speed Garage. Years Spun a little over 2 years Production Groups 6th Halo Residencies Sign Scorpio Age 2k2.Apr.30 Interview STATS Hobbies: Music Last Project: I guess that would be my CD Current Project: A party on May long Next Project: Getting a CD ready to release at the party Childhood: I am still a bit of a child, but my childHOOD was a long time ago.

87. Sarikata.com - Intisari Cerita Indonesia Dari negeri China, cobalah renungkan katakatanya Lau Tzu (6th century BC) Mereka yang mengerti apa artinya kata cukup, selalu memiliki apa yang http://www.sarikata.com/index.php?fuseaction=home.baca&id=1435

88. Asian Philosophy several schools of Chinese philosophy. Includes a rich collection of important etexts such as The Analects of Confucius, various versions of Lau Tzu s Tao Te http://library.marist.edu/diglib/philosophy-rel-studies/phil_asian.htm

Asian Philosophy Free Books on Yoga, Religion and Philosophy , The Divine Life Society: Mohandas Karamchand Ghandi: Man of Millennium : A large collection of materials about Ghandi, including critical articles on his life and thought, his correspondence, additional web resources, various explanations of his philosophy (often in his own words), his autobiography and much more. Philosophy in Asia , Boston University: A collection of several scholarly papers "given at the Twentieth World Congress of Philosophy, in Boston, Massachusetts from August 10-15, 1998." The papers appear especially useful for scholars and faculty in general.-MJM Philosophy of Hinduism : A commercial site that provides a basic definition of the religion's principles.-MJM Rational Taoism Su Tzu's Chinese Philosophy Page : This page aims to "organiz[e] the resources on Chinese philosophy that can be found in the 'cyberspace'." . . . It also aims "to attract more people, who are interested in searching for the answers of their life, not to limit themselves within the scope of traditional Western philosophies, but to open themselves to some alternatives offered by several schools of Chinese philosophy." Includes a rich collection of important e-texts such as The Analects of Confucius, various versions of Lau Tzu's

89. Starring . . . YOU SpiritQuest LLC: Life Coaching, Retreats & More My deepest learning comes from one of the quotes from Lau Tzu, as I experienced in this class, There are many paths to enlightenment. http://www.spiritquest.ws/Page3.html

Maureen's original 8-point Spiritual Growth Program E-mail for information and costs. Starring . . . YOU!" focuses on eight Core Concepts that, rightly understood and lived, can move us towards lives of meaning, depth and wholeness. . . . . . . . GRATITUDE . . . MINDFULNESS . . . SIMPLICITY . . . FREEDOM . . .CREATIVITY . . . BEAUTY . . . INTEGRITY . . . JOY. . . Creative, surprising, energizing and fun, "Starring . . . YOU!" moves beyond the obvious to shine new light on these ancient concepts and how they can empower each one of us to live whole and positive lives today. Using a combination of writing, reflection and conversation, we draw inspiration from our own lives and from stories, legends and sacred texts from the world's spiritual traditions. There are no prerequisites. What's needed is an open mind, a questioning heart, and a willingness to commit to meeting at least four times over two months (every other week). What Participants Report from their experience: "I loved the deep sharing and the energy of working with other wonderful and amazing women travelers. My deepest learning comes from one of the quotes from Lau Tzu, as I experienced in this class,"There are many paths to enlightenment. Follow the one with heart." A.S, Hendersonville NC

90. Feng Shui: Good Ch'i Flow And Harmonious Home Design By combining these forces harmony is achieved Lau Tzu Feng means wind and symbolizes the unseen forces that structure and influence our world. http://www.environmentalfengshui.com/

The Ancient art of Placement "The ten thousand things carry yin and embrace yang. By combining these forces harmony is achieved" Lau Tzu Feng means "wind" and symbolizes the unseen forces that structure and influence our world. Shui means "water." It represents the seen forces structuring and affecting our world. Together these seen and unseen energies make up our life experience. Feng Shui is the ancient Art and Science that attempts to recognize and utilize these energies to improve and illuminate the quality of our lives. "When there is light in the soul, there is beauty in the person; When there is beauty in the person, there is harmony in the home; When there is harmony in the home; there is honor in the nation; When there is honor in the nation, there is peace in the World." -Chinese proverb Feng Shui Today: A constant, reciprocal effect exists between any environment and its inhabitants. Our personal environmentæ reflects how we presently feel and think; and our present environment will greatly effect how we choose to feel and think in the future. By recreating our environments we recreate our personal energies allowing for completely new experiences to be attracted into our life. A Feng Shui consultation begins with a personal interview where together we clarify the goals and intentions for your home or workplace. In my practice of Feng Shui, I employ many techniques but emphasize the ancient Chinese 5 Element Theory, using the archetypical energies of Water, Wood, Fire, Earth and Metal with the parameters of yin and yang to create a balanced, beautiful, healthy personal environment.

91. Classic Books Comparison Shopping Table $5.95, unavailable. Lao Tzu My Words Are Very Easy to Understand, Tai Chi, Lau Tzu, $22.50, unavailable, $8.95, unavailable. Okinawan Karate http://www.pakmei.net/books/

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92. WebJunction Tip Number Two Zen is the Art of Library Maintenance. Librarian s Lau Tzu. http//www.geocities.com/SoHo/Nook/8823/lao_tzu.html. This http://webjunction.org/do/DisplayContent?id=789

93. What Unites America With Islam By William R. Stimson Lau Tzu wrote about it in China; Ralph Waldo Emerson in Concord, Massachusetts. One man at a time, over the millennia, has taken on his self in battle. http://www.boloji.com/opinion/0073.htm

eHarmony - Take a Tour Subscribe now to The Wall Street Journal and get 4 weeks FREE Phone Cards Kodak Prints ... Share This Page! Channels In Focus Cartoons Environment Opinion Random Thoughts Our Heritage Architecture Astrology Ayurveda Buddhism ... Women Creative Writings Book Reviews Humor Individuality Jagoji ... Opinion What Unites America with Islam We Americans see terrorism as a symptom of problems within the Islamic religion and the Arab and Islamic cultures generally. We have become fairly expert about what is wrong with them, and have yet to ask ourselves, “Is their culture and their religion the only one that has gone wrong?” It is time we do ask – for so long as we persist in seeing the problem as theirs alone, the solution will elude us. America and Islam are convulsed today in a Jihad of unprecedented proportions. But it has nothing to do with Islamic terrorism or the arrogant exercise of American power. Underneath all that is a Jihad that is real. It’s not making headlines or entering into the calculations of either side. Yet it will carry the day. Quietly, one person at a time, a wave is building that started at a glacial pace before the dawn of recorded history and picked up momentum several thousand years ago. It’s documented in the ancient Hindu epics, the Buddhist sutras, the Bible, and the Koran. Lau Tzu wrote about it in China; Ralph Waldo Emerson in Concord, Massachusetts. One man at a time, over the millennia, has taken on his self in battle.

94. The Center Of Light Spirituality Center - Love suppresses and surpasses all negative aspects of our nature. Many enlightened souls, such as Jesus, Buddha, Mohammed, Lau Tzu, Krishna and others have http://www.centeroflight.us/html/SoulOfTheCenter.html

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95. HouseofStrauss.co.uk - A Resource Of Insight For Conscious Living! Last Login, 2004/5/12 1436. Signature. Give a man a fish and you will feed him for a day Teach him to fish and he will feed himself for life Lau Tzu. News. http://houseofstrauss.co.uk/userinfo-uid-1.html

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96. HouseofStrauss.co.uk - Contact Us Random quote. Give a man a fish and you will feed him for a day, teach a man to fish and he will feed himself for life Lau Tzu. http://houseofstrauss.co.uk/modules/liaise/

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97. HeraldNet - 2002 Graduation Speeches - Callie Provazek Kindness is the foundation of all relationships. A Chinese philosopher, lau tzu, once said that Kindness in words creates confidence. http://www.heraldnet.com/grads/02/15581571.CFM

HeraldNet Home Callie Provazek Lake Stevens High School Welcome ... again ... to the graduation of the class of 2002 ... and a congratulations to you class ... you deserve it. First of all ... thank you class ... I am honored to be chosen to speak tonight and I am truly honored to have been able to spend these last four years ... with all of you. The day has finally arrived. It is June 7th, 2002 ... 7 p.m. It is so hard to believe that this is the day that we have been counting down to for the last few months. This is supposed to be the end of the beginning, the first day of the rest of our lives ... we all seem so set with our future and we seem so sure of exactly what it will foretell. However, regardless of how mature we may think we are ... we are not. We are still so young and new. We have so much to learn. So much more note-taking to take. So many more halls to walk and so many more people to meet. So very few allowed sick days to take. We have so much more space to make mistakes ... but also ... we have the space to correct them. We may be out of the building, friends, but we will be taught and tested for decades to come ... but this time in life. The memories of tonight and these last four years will soon be added with new memories, new friends, new jobs, new loves and relationships, and most important will be a new you. Maybe in the next few years you will be a mom ... or dad, but just maybe you will never have kids. Maybe you will start a career right out of high school, but maybe you will go to school ... hey maybe you will go to school for the rest of your life. But whatever we may become, we can all remember that these last four years have demanded patience ... and have demanded time. The last four years has offered an education ... the last four years has offered friends. The last four years has given a beginning ... but at the same time has given an end. Together we have all endured the loss ... it could have been the loss of a friend ... or it could have been the loss of a classmate ... but with that loss ... we have all provided comfort for one another. The last four years has given us a past.

98. History Ch ung Tzu Chung returned to Hopei province and convinced Lau Tzu Chang, Lau Chan We and one another Eagle Claw artist, destined to become one of the most http://www.worldeagleclaw.com/history.html

The Eagle Claw Story The roots of Eagle Claw reach far back in Chinese history to the Shaolin temple of Northern China, founded during the Sung Dynasty it has travelled down through the ages reaching the 20th century in its entirety. A blend of three ancient kung fu styles, Eagle Claw is a classical system of Kung Fu, a complete and rounded system, encompassing increasingly difficult free hand set, martial tumbling, gymnastic routines, and numerous weapons. Master Gini Lau is the daughter of the late Great Grand Master Lau Fat Mang, a famous Eagle Claw Master and honored war hero from China, who was probably one the greatest Eagle Claw exponents of this century. Today's Eagle Claw descends directly from three systems of Northern Kung Fu, the first being Chin'na (joint locking) developed by the famous General Yueh Fei (1103 - 41) of the Sung Dynasty. The General Yueh Fei although not himself a product of Shaolin Temple was extensively trained by the Shaolin Priest Jao Tung. During the Ming Dynasty (1368 - 1644) one of the great periods of Chinese cultural history, a Shaolin martial monk named Li Chun famous for his abilities in Faan Tzu (martial tumbling). Li Chun chanced upon a demonstration of

99. IEEE Xplore Electron Devices, IEEE Transactions On contacts Liu, TM; Chin, GM; Jeon, DY; Morris, MD; Archer, VD, III; Johnson, RW; Tarsia, M.; Kim, HH; Cerullo, M.; Lee, KF; Sung, JJ; KeiShun Lau; Tzu-Yin Chiu http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/tocresult.jsp?isNumber=7519&puNumber=16

100. Main Give a man a fish and you will feed him for a day; teach him how to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.” Lau Tzu. Self Made Man . http://www.fundingfreedom.com/main.htm

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