101. The Ruby Ridge Prosecutions, By Blackman & Kopel Examining the complexities of the criminal prosecutions resulting from ruby Ridge, and questioning why the government officials responsible for an illegal 'shoot to kill' order have not been punished. http://i2i.org/SuptDocs/Waco/rrprosec.htm

The Ruby Ridge Prosecutions Kopel Unfortunately, the decisions of both the federal and state prosecutors mean that several of the criminals at Ruby Ridge will never be charged with anything. Consider Larry Potts, the Washington FBI headquarters man in charge of Ruby Ridge. The prosecutors investigated Larry Potts for approving the dramatic change in the "rules of engagement" for the FBI’s siege of the Weaver family’s remote Idaho cabin in August, 1992. According to the official FBI guidelines, deadly force is allowed only when necessary to protect someone against immediate danger. The rules of engagement are not based on the whims of FBI officials, or even on the acts of Congress. Instead, the limits on deadly force are implicit in the Constitution, and therefore decreed by the Supreme Court. At Ruby Ridge, Idaho, the normal, constitutional rules of engagement were changed; the new rules were orders to kill any armed adult male seen on the Weavers’ property. The non-prosecution of Larry Potts is based on a disputed fact: it cannot be proven that Potts approved the order saying FBI agents "can and should" shoot. But there is no real dispute that Potts approved an earlier change in the rules of engagement, saying the FBI "could" shoot any armed adult male. (Randy Weaver and his friend Kevin Harris often carried guns on their own property, as is completely legal under Idaho law.) Even if Potts didn’t approve the "order to kill" rules of engagement, he clearly did approve a "license to kill" rule, which is illegal and unconstitutional. But he’s getting away with it.

102. FBI Sniper Can Be Tried In Ruby Ridge Slaying CNN http://cnn.com/2001/LAW/06/05/ruby.ridge.01.ap/index.html

103. Io s, documents, download, mail list. Open Source, BSD......Small, embeddable, objectoriented, prototype-based, garbage collected language; faster than Perl, Python, ruby; supports actors and futures for concurrency. Influences Smalltalk; Act1, Self, NewtonScript; Lisp; Lua. http://www.iolanguage.com/

overview Io is small prototype-based programming language. The ideas in Io are mostly inspired by Smalltalk (all values are objects), Self, NewtonScript and Act1 (prototype-based differential inheritance, actors and futures for concurrency), LISP (code is a runtime inspectable/modifiable tree) and Lua (small, embeddable). features open source BSD license pure object language small VM (~10K lines) small memory footprint (between 64K-200K depending on the platform) reasonably fast (comparable to Python, Perl, Ruby) incremental garbage collector, weak links supported differential prototype-based object model strong, dynamic typing exceptions ANSI C implementation (except for use of inlines and a few lines of coroutine code) embeddable multi-state (multiple independent VMs can run in the same application) actor-based concurrency using coroutines/light weight threads 64 bit clean platforms OSX, Linux/*BSD/Irix/*nix, Windows, Symbian add-ons asynchronous TCP/UDP sockets and DNS SQLite and SleepyCat (embedded transactional databases) regular expressions (Perl 5 compatible) XML/HTML/SGML parsing md5 digest zlib and lzo compression blowfish encryption curses (text interfaces) international character conversion BST, Red Black, Splay and AVL trees

104. The Official Ruby Lovett Home Page Biography, reviews, photo album, audio clips, message board, merchandise, and links. http://www.rubylovett.com/

HTML LANG=en-US> ENTER NEW TOUR UPDATE-RUBY OVERSEAS FOR THE SUMMER-FAN FAIR UPDATE! NEW INSIDE This site is recognized by Ruby Lovett, and GC Management as Ruby Lovett's official web site. © 1998 Ruby Lovett, GC Management, GyRolistic.net to view. facade ;

105. Jyotish Vedic Gem, Veda Gem, Bill Kent G.G. Jyotishgem.com Features pearl, coral, ruby, emerald, diamond, unheated blue and yellow sapphires imported by Jyotish gem expert Bill Kent, graduate gemologist. http://www.jyotishgem.com/

Jyotish Vedic Gem Jyotish vedic gem pearls, corals, rubies, emeralds, diamonds and untreated sapphires chosen specifically for jyotish vedic gem recommendations. Bill Kent, Graduate Gemologist, appraiser, gem importer and jyotish vedic gem specialist. Unheated Sapphires Buying at the source in Sri Lanka, I select natural color unheated blue sapphires and natural color unheated yellow sapphires. This specialization in unenhanced, untreated sapphires is based on years of experience and in-depth gemological study. Selection To make the separation between treated and untreated sapphires requires gemological training and the experience that comes from identifying and evaluating many thousands of gemstones. Expertise Advised by leading Jyotish Vedic Pundits in the evaluation and selection of gems for jyotish vedic gem recommendations. Bill Kent G.G. Professional buyer in the gem-cutting and mining areas of the world since1972 Member National Association of Jewelry Appraisers Training Graduate Gemologist (G.G.) with appraisal certificate

106. Apollo Movie Guide's Review Of Ruby Bridges Review, links, and cast information. http://apolloguide.com/mov_revtemp.asp?CId=1869

107. Backpacking In The Ruby Mountains Trail descriptions of hikes in northeastern Nevada, with photos of all the main lakes and many of its animals. http://www.geocities.com/bilnv/index.html

108. The Ruby Mountains; A Visitor's Guide Describes a publication which gives information on common plants and animals found in the Rubies, area photographs, history and geology, also activities and places to visit. http://www.gbcnv.edu/~hyslop/visitors.htm

Click here to see the Book List. Click here to see the Book List.

109. Pop Art Paintings By Ruby Persson Images of pop art paintings with surrealist overtones. http://www.rubypersson.com/rubys Gallery/pop art.html

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110. Home Page Includes information, roster, rules and registration. http://www.citlink.net/~angelshan/

U10-U19 Boys, Girls, Co-Ed Type: Open Invitational All teams invited to participate Awards: Trophies for 1st - 4th place finishers. Games: The number of games will depend on the amount of interest and the number of entries in each age group. 3 games per team if overall registration allows it. Schedule tournament play May 29, 30 8:00 am. to 6:30 pm. Playoffs: Monday May 31st Facilities: Games will be played in Elko. Spring Creek fields (12 miles out of Elko at the base of the beautiful Ruby Mountains.) may be utilized if needed. Entry Fee : $250.00 (includes a $25.00 referee fee) Entry closing date: May 15, 2004 Late entries may be accepted as space allows For Further Information Contact: Shannon Marr 2431 Rodeo Court Elko, Nv. 89801 Shannonm@citlink.net Hosted By Region 556 There are many affordable hotel/motels. Camping is also available. Experience the Basque culture and dining experience, try your luck at the Gaming opportunities or relax and enjoy headline shows in our showrooms. Special rooms rates have been arranged for all teams. Accommodation information will be sent out to all those participating.

111. Ruby Ann Bertram Harker: New Orleans Jewelry Original jewelry designs in precious metals, pearls, and gemstones inspired by New Orleans. Pendants, necklaces, bracelets, earrings, freshwater pearls, and gemstones. http://www.rubyannonline.com/

Home Page Jewelry to Remember The New Look New Orleans Collection ... View Items Checkout Ruby Ann Bertram-Harker Artist-Designer Ruby Ann Bertram-Harker, a native of New Orleans, whose family has lived in the city for over 200 years, creates jewelry, accessories, clothing and objects from rare and unusual materials. Five collections a year and many one of a kind pieces are designed and produced at her store and studios on Magazine Street. Ruby Ann’s photos of New Orleans historic cemeteries, architecture and cultural events have inspired her popular “New Orleans Collection” of jewelry, which celebrates the unique and sometimes vanishing culture of New Orleans. Jewelry to Remember These selections are some of my favorite classic jewelry designs in Freshwater Pearls and gemstones. They have helped many people to celebrate a special event in their lives. Browse my collection of unique designs and perhaps you will also find Jewelry to Remember... The New Look Ruby Ann's interpretation of modern design makes a hip, minimalist statement. This collection features hammered sterling, leather and cord, sometimes mixed more traditional gemstones and pearls. These designs are just the right accessories for the new fall. New Orleans Collection I was and am inspired by the photographs of the city that I have taken over the last two decades. Many times I would photograph architectural elements or cemeteries only to go back and find some of my favorite details gone, either vandalized or stolen. The "New Orleans Collection" is my response to the ephemeral beauty of the city's culture.

112. Ruby-throated Hummingbird Species account from the Birds of North America. http://birds.cornell.edu/birdsofna/excerpts/rth.html

The Birds of North America, No. 193, 1996 (Excerpts) R.R. Robinson, R.R. Sargent, and M.B. Sargent Ruby-throated Hummingbird Archilochus colubris FRENCH: SPANISH: FOOD HABITS FEEDING Main foods taken. Floral nectar and small insects; also tree sap when nectar is scarce or unavailable (Miller and Nero 1983). Microhabitat for foraging. Prefers, but not limited to, red tubular flowers, which are thought to have coevolved with hummingbirds (Bertin 1982a). Uses sap wells excavated by Yellow-bellied Sapsucker in paper birch (Betula papyrifera), gray birch (B. populifolia), and yellow birch (Miller and Nero 1983); also, in southeast, in tulip poplar (Liriodendron tulipifera) and red maple (RRS). Food capture and consumption. Floral nectar obtained by hovering flight. When structure of plant permits, bird perches to feed on nectar, an especially common behavior during fall migration (RRS). Insects captured by hawking; also gleans from leaves and bark, plucks spiders from their webs. DIET Major food items. Insects: mosquitoes, spiders, gnats, Drosophila (fruit flies), and small bees. Gleans Lepidoptera larvae, aphids, and insect eggs from leaves and bark of various tree species (RRS). In captivity, readily takes Drosophila by "hawking" (i.e., darting and hovering in midair; O'Grady 1993). Gleans insects attracted to sap wells. Defends territories beneath fruiting trees where insects attracted to rotting fruit are plentiful (RRS).

113. Ruby-lang.org Dual terms use GPL terms or its own terms. http://www.ruby-lang.org/en/LICENSE.txt

ruby-lang.org This site is temporary down for maintenance, sorry. announcement in English announcement in Japanese released files ruby-1.8.1.tar.gz GPG sign ruby-1.6.8.tar.gz GPG sign

114. Shop Rubymoon.ca Eclectic Gifts, Jewelry, Scarves, Accessories And Art Jewelry, scarves and accessories, stained glass, pressed flowers in glass and boxes, pomanders and gifts. http://www.rubymoon.ca/

about rubymoon.ca contact us $10.00 or less jewelry ... DIY Coming Soon! featured product $10.00 or less jewelry boxes ... stained glass Shop rubymoon.ca by email in person or call 905-349-2420 or 905-376-8976 privacy statement delivery information webdesign rubymoon.ca

115. Plastic Flexible Pipe LDPE Film Polymer LLDPE Sheet Tube India Manufacturer HDPE Manufacturer of LDPE flexible pipe, LLDPE film, sheet, tarpaulin and polymer granules. http://www.ask4plastic.com/rubypolymers/

HOME PRODUCT CONTACT US The company has set up in the year 2000. Since its inception the company has established a reputation for itself as a supplier of quality products. We are Promoted by a young and technical industrialist and supported by a well established and well experienced family business group. Our products find their market base in all segments like house-hold, agriculture and industry as well packaging. Our products are popular across the India for its brand "BHARAT" and "RUBY" HOME PRODUCT CONTACT US Developed and Hosted by Promotion On Web . on Ask Plastic .com

116. Ruby Goes Retro Specializing in campy items such as lucite jewels and Hawaiian garb. http://www.rubygoesretro.com/

117. Stimulated Optical Radiation In Ruby An essay explaining the first laser ever published in Nature magazine and written by T.H. Maiman. http://www.geocities.com/anyonevague/essays/laser.htm

Stimulated optical radiation in ruby Schawlow and Townes have proposed a technique for the generation of very monochromatic radiation in the infra-red optical region of the spectrum using an alkali vapour as the active medium. Javan and Sanders have discussed proposals involving electron-excited gaseous systems. In this laboratory an optical pumping technique has been successfully applied to a fluorescent solid resulting in the attainment of negative temperatures and stimulated optical emission at a wave-length of 6943 the active material used was ruby (chromium in corundum). A simplified energy-level diagram for triply ionized chromium in this crystal is shown in Fig. 1. When this material is irradiated with energy at a wave-length of about 5500 Å., chromium ions are excited to the F state and then quickly lose some of their excitation energy through non-radiative transitions to the E state . This state then slowly decays by spontaneously emitting a sharp doublet the components of which at 300° K. are at 6943 Å. and 6929 Å. (Fig. 2a). Under very intense excitation the population of this metastable state ( E ) can become greater than that of the ground-state; this is the condition for negative temperatures and consequently amplification via stimulated emission.

118. Ruby's Treasure Chest Songbook of traditional carols, with illustrations to color. Includes song list and sheet music sample. http://www.angelfire.com/music4/rubystreasure/

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Out of Ruby's Treasure Chest Only $5.00 (Includes s/h) Send check or money order payable to: Ruby Vaughan P.O. Box 4 Keller, TX 76244 Ph: (817) 723-4139 Email: rubytuesday@ academicplanet.com 12 Loved Christmas Carols A great stocking stuffer! Fun for the entire family! Includes music and lyrics Beautiful illustrations to color Includes all of the classics 26 pages of songs and illustrations Perfect for the traditional, "Old Fashioned" Holiday! Purchase your copy today... avoid the Christmas rush! Only $5.00 Send Check or Money Order payable to: Ruby Vaughan P.O. Box 4 Keller, TX 76244 Phone: (817) 723-4139 Email: rubytuesday@academicplanet.com Purchase your copy today! 2001-02 Ruby's Treasure Chest Designed by Utchell Web Design

119. Rubystone Safety Product Offering products such as baby monitors, nanny cams, and night lights. Safety tips available. http://www.rubystone.com/

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120. Ruby / K.Hiwada ruby tips, rb2c ruby to C converter; experimental ruby JIT compiler. http://easter.kuee.kyoto-u.ac.jp/~hiwada/ruby/

Kyoto Univ. Infomatics Computer Science Nakamura Lab. ... Ruby DR STRANGELOVE OR : HOW I LEARNED TO STOP WORRYING AND LOVE Ruby Wed Nov 17 10:16:55 JST 1999 Contents : a Ruby to C converter rubyjit : experimental JIT for ruby in japanese excuse my buggy english, best regards, Kazuhiro HIWADA (hiwada@kuee.kyoto-u.ac.jp)

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