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PATTERN & ILLUSION: LAURA ROSS-PAUL / FROELICK GALLERY MAY 2005. [ With an original miniature work of art by the artist LAURA ROSS-PAUL mounted to the front cover ] by Laura Ross-Paul, 2005
SALEM'S LOT. [SCREENPLAY BY] PAUL MONASH ... REVISED FIRST DRAFT MAY 2, 1979. by Stephen) Monash, Paul. (King, 1979
Magnificent Ceremonial Entry into Antwerp of His Royal Highness Ferdinand of Austria on the Fifteenth Day of May, 1635 as Designed by Peter Paul Rubens. by Peter Paul. The Rubens, 1971
Paul Klee: Traces of memory, May 6-July 23, 1998 by Paul Klee, 1998
Journal of Humanistic Psychology Vol. 47, No. 1 January 2007 (including Spirituality Among Israeli Arab and Jewish Late Adolescents, Combat Therapy, Courage to be Paul Tillich, Courage to Create Rollo May)
1757: The defence of Prague : the journal of Horace St. Paul from 7th May to 28th June including the Campaign of Marshal Daun (Seven Years War source material) by Horace St. Paul, 1998
Die Sammlung Oscar Huldschinsky - Paul Cassirer & Hugo Helbing - Berlin - May 10 - 11, 1928 - Gemalde Der Niederlandischen, Deutschen, Italienischen & Franzoisischen Schules,...Textilien, Keramik &... by Hugo Helbing Paul Cassirer, 1928
Paul Klee: [exhibition] April 20-May 15, 1948 by Paul Klee, 1948
Paul Feiler. Paintings past and present. 22 May to 21 June, 2007 by Paul Feiler, 2007
PAUL RAYMOND'S CLUB INTERNATIONAL Vol. 5, No. 2, May , 1976 by PAUL RAYMOND, 1976-01-01
Paul Sarkisian: SITE Santa Fe, May 28-August 28, 2005 by Paul Sarkisian, 2005
Paul Klee: [exhibition] April 20-May 15, 1948 by Paul Klee, 1948
Texas board head may resign. (Paul T. Wrotenbery of Texas State Board of Insurance): An article from: National Underwriter Property & Casualty-Risk & Benefits Management by Robert G. Knowles, 1989-11-20
Ingres in American Collections - Loan Exhibition for the Benefit of the Lighthouse, New York Association of the Blind - Paul Rosenberg & Co. , NYC - April 7 - May 6, 1961 by Jean-Auguste-Dominique; Paul Rosenberg & Co. ; Et Al Ingres, 1961-01-01

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Lightworks Paul Von Ward
An article in a webbased magazine by paul von Ward Lightworks. Deals with Cleve Backster's mind-plant discoveries and the author's speculations about them.
http://www.lightworks.com/MonthlyAspectarian/1998/May/0598-05.htm

Extractions: "Subtle energy" is also referred to as chi, prana, Holy Spirit, manna, ether, or-gone, bio-magnetism and zero-point, among many other names in our current vocabulary. Regardless of the label, it appears to contribute to many phenomena not currently explained by conventional science. "Subtle energy" refers to the medium through which consciousness acts on the realm of matter and energy. According to a National Institutes of Health study, at least 52 terms are used for "subtle energy": chi, prana, holy spirit, manna, ether, orgone, biomagnetism and zeropoint, among many others in our current vocabulary. Regardless of the label, it appears to contribute to many phenomena not currently explained by conventional science: telekinesis, remote sensing, telepathy, gut or heartbased intuition, healing by prayer or other psychic means, biocommunication between species, etc. Since these phenomena have tangible effects that can be documented but not explained by the known principles of the electromagnetic (E/M) field of matter/energy, they require that we hypothesize another force through which conscious intent acts on the affected objects, senses and cells. Some researchers believe a fuzzy part of the electromagnetic spectrum, beyond gamma rays, constitutes this force but that it has not yet been discovered due to the lack of refined instrumentation. Just as the harnessing of radio waves and Xrays had to await the development of new technologies, say these researchers, the development of more advanced machines will enable humans to make use of this fuzzy E/M field.
Townhall.com: Conservative Columnists: Paul Jacob
paul Jacob (most recent column). Archive may 9, 2004, Sham Elections, Shameless Politicians, and Term Limits. may 3, 2004, In Defense of Democracy
http://www.townhall.com/columnists/pauljacob/archive.shtml

Extractions: Paul Jacob ( most recent column Archive August 14, 2005 The dearth of common sense in the wealth of government August 7, 2005 The dog days of Congress July 31, 2005 A tax increase for adult toys? July 24, 2005 The Democrats' Byrd strategy July 17, 2005 Shooting at comets, aiming higher July 10, 2005 The Live 8 dead end July 3, 2005 Two cheers for O'Connor two votes for Thomas June 26, 2005
Alex's Site: Verrückt Nach Dir
Mit Helen Hunt und paul Reiser. Die Seite enth¤lt Bilder, Audiosamples, FAQ und Hintergrundinfos.
http://stud2.tuwien.ac.at/~e9525634/may/may.html
Townhall.com: Conservative Columnists: Paul Craig Roberts
paul Craig Roberts (most recent column). Archive may 16, 2002, Fourth in a series on America s imperiled future. may 8, 2002, Is time running out for
http://www.townhall.com/columnists/paulcraigroberts/archive.shtml

Extractions: most recent column Archive June 7, 2004 Reagan changed the world May 13, 2004 Bill Simon reflects March 3, 2004 The Passion January 7, 2004 Jailing the innocent October 1, 2003 America is for aliens August 28, 2003 The trade question August 19, 2003 Trade nothink August 13, 2003 Turning lawyers into government spies August 1, 2003 A nightmare on film July 16, 2003
CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Pope Paul I
and received episcopal consecration on the twentyninth of may. paul is venerated as a saint. His feast is celebrated on the twenty-eighth of June.
http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/11577a.htm

Extractions: Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... P > Pope Paul I A B C D ... Z Date of birth unknown; died at Rome, 28 June, 767. He was a brother of Stephen II Archbishop relics of St. Petronilla (q. v.) from the catacomb of St. Domitilla to a chapel in St. Peter's erected by his predecessor for this purpose. The legend of St. Petronilla caused her at that era to be regarded as a daughter of St. Peter, and as such she became the special Roman patroness of the Frankish rulers. Paul also built an oratory of the Blessed Virgin in St. Peter's, and a church in honour of the Apostles on the Via Sacra beyond the Roman Forum. He died near the church of San Paolo fuori le mura, where he had gone during the heat of summer. He was buried in this church, but after three months his body was transferred to St. Peter's. The "Liber Pontificalis" also praises the Christian charity and benevolence of the pope which he united with firmness. Paul is venerated as a saint. His feast is celebrated on the twenty-eighth of June. Liber Pontificalis
Mediageek
You may recall that I first posted about Nyack NY s radio pirate back in CJR Daily s paul McLeary digs out some more data on her Republican schilling
http://www.mediageek.org/

Extractions: about radioshow podcast feed [odeo link] [itunes link] ... zine August 16, 2005 Thank You, Odeo The nice folks at Odeo have chosen the mediageek radioshow as a featured podcast this week. I am grateful, and as this brings in more subscribers to the feed , I hope all the new listeners enjoy the program. As always, if you have any suggestions for things to cover or do a piece on the show, please let me know Posted by paul at 09:02 PM Send Comments TrackBack (0) August 14, 2005 Digital Video Direct to Disc or Card, Coming Soon, but Not Quite There Yet Following up a bit on my last post , the photography website, Luminous Landscape, has a brief user review of the new JVC MC500 camcorder that records direct to compact-flash card, rather than DV tape. Now, before I get branded a luddite, I believe that this is the direction which digital video is going and should go. However, I also have to say that it's just a bit early yet. MORE...
City Pages - Music, Restaurants, Movies, Arts, News And Classifieds Weekly In Mi
City Pages the News and Arts Weekly in Minneapolis St. paul No part of this service may be reproduced in any form without the express written
http://www.citypages.com/

Extractions: All of CityPages.com Best of the Twin Cities Articles Ad Index Calendar Movies Restaurants Learn About CityPages.com RSS Feeds Sign Up for Weekly Email Newsletter from CityPages Home News ... The turbulence at Northwest Airlines has some people fearing the sky is falling. It could be the sound of ticket prices dropping. The state Supreme Court sides with a homeowner in Richfield redevelopment spat. In a van by the river. Columns The hair, the rage, the lust. The six-to-eight-week wait for shipping and handling. Restaurants An Italian deli in Eagan makes subs fit for a Jersey cop. Brianno's Deli-Italia, Eagan
BBC ON THIS DAY | 13 | 1981: Thousands See Pope Shot In Rome
Pope John paul II, formerly Cardinal Karol Wojtyla of Poland, became Pope in 1978. Stories From 13 may. 1981 Thousands see Pope shot in Rome
http://news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday/hi/dates/stories/may/13/newsid_2512000/2512533.s

Extractions: 13 May Search ON THIS DAY by date Day Month January February March April May June July August September October November December Front Page Years Themes Witness ... Text Only 1981: Thousands see Pope shot in Rome The Pope has been shot four times as he blessed the crowds in St Peter's Square in Rome. Surgeons have performed a five-hour operation and say they hope he will make a full recovery. At about 1715 local time, the Pope was being driven in his Popemobile through a crowd of about 20,000 worshippers when he was hit by four bullets fired from a 9mm pistol some 15 feet away. Two struck him in the stomach, one in his right arm and the fourth hit his little finger. Police arrested a 23-year-old man who said he was a Turkish citizen and gave his name as Mehmet Ali Hagca. He kept repeating: "I couldn't care less about life." The Turkish press has reported Hagca was jailed for the killing of Turkish newspaper editor Abdi Ipecki in February 1979. But he escaped from prison and left behind a letter vowing to kill the pontiff just before the Pope visited Turkey in 1979. Horrified witnesses Many of those who witnessed the shooting in the crowded square burst into tears, or screamed and fell to their knees in disbelief.
NASCAR.com - Shop Talk With...Paul Andrews - May 3, 2005
paul Andrews has been a crew chief at NASCAR s top level for 15 years, but he probably never thought he d see the day when they raced under the lights at
http://www.nascar.com/2005/kyn/tech/qa/05/03/kpetty_shoptalk/

Extractions: 10:35 AM EDT (14:35 GMT) TALLADEGA, Ala. Paul Andrews has been a crew chief at NASCAR's top level for 15 years, but he probably never thought he'd see the day when they raced under the lights at Darlington. But that's exactly what will happen this weekend when the tour hits Darlington Raceway for the only time in 2005. Paul Andrews Andrews is in his first season as crew chief for Kyle Petty's No. 45 Dodge. The team hasn't run spectacularly, but they sit 27th in points, two spots better than 2004. Petty lost a lot of ground on Sunday when he blew a tire, hit the wall and finished 43rd.
CPA Iraq
Ambassador L. paul Bremer, III was named Presidential Envoy to Iraq on may 6, 2003 and in this capacity is the Administrator of the Coalition Provisional
http://www.iraqcoalition.org/bremerbio.html

Extractions: Overview The Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) is the name of the temporary governing body which has been designated by the United Nations as the lawful government of Iraq until such time as Iraq is politically and socially stable enough to assume its sovereignty. The CPA has been the government of Iraq since the overthrow of the brutal dictatorship of Saddam Hussein and his deeply corrupt Baath Regime in April of 2003. In addition to protecting Iraqi territorial integrity and working to provide security to the Iraqi people, the CPA has committed itself to rebuilding all aspects of Iraqi Infrastructure so that, upon turnover to the first democratically elected government Iraq has ever known, that government will assume authority over a country ready, both internally and externally, to function economically, provide basic services to its citizens, provide for its own defense, and to play a responsible role in the international community of nations. The Authority is a coalition of many Nations from all over the world, encompassing every major religion and ethnic group. It is led by the United States and the United Kingdom. A list of the nations which are part of this multi-national coalition of states which have undertaken to play a role in the financial, material and military assistance of Iraq is available
Paul Heckbert's Web Page
Addendum may 1991, p. 5. Ray Tracing JellO Brand Gelatin, paul Heckbert, SIGGRAPH 87, pp. 73-74. (Postscript, missing figures).
http://www-2.cs.cmu.edu/~ph/

Extractions: portrait I was a Computer Science Professor at Carnegie Mellon University from 1992-2001. I am no longer teaching or advising at CMU, and do not have an office on campus. I am currently a 3D Graphics Architect for Nvidia , living and working in Pittsburgh. former Associate Professor of Computer Science and Robotics, Carnegie Mellon University email: ph+@cs.cmu.edu Web: http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~ph Shortcuts: pix CS bib Google CMU SCS ... private Computer Graphics 2 (15-463) More advanced topics: morphing, subdivision surfaces, recursive ray tracing, ... Undergraduate course I taught Spring 01. Introduction to Scientific Computing (15-859B) . Graduate course taught Fall 2000. Computer Graphics 1 (15-462) Undergraduate course on computer graphics, I last taught Spring 2000. Web page from Spring 2000 Image Based Modeling and Rendering (15-869) , graduate course taught by Steve Seitz and me, Fall 99. Hierarchical Methods for Simulation (15-859E) . Graduate course I taught in Fall 1998. Computer Graphics 1 (15-462) Undergraduate course on computer graphics, taught in Fall 1997.
Paul Duncan: News
paul Duncan s personal page. Mon may 9 191754 2005, Link. I m sick right now, so my brain is mush, but once I get better I m going to take the
http://www.paulduncan.org/

Extractions: Paul Duncan.org Navigation News About Books Files ... Links Personal Contact Public Key Resume Weight Loss My Sites Pablotron Pre-'99 Site #Gah People Visit Snow-Man! This site used to be hosted on the infamous Frosty Networks . But visit Stephen anyway! My Masterpiece Fri Aug 19 05:17:35 2005, Link In honor of Tom (giblet) and Sue's (schmooe) new house , I've created my masterpiece, aptly titled "Dickie's House" It's a DivX movie file, so you'll need a media player. Tom has a post about the video and my unstoppable genius. Comments (0) Your Memory is in Error Tue Jun 21 17:34:22 2005, Link Source (via Eschaton Comments (1) title Fri Jun 17 01:20:11 2005, Link News content Comments (4) Cleaning House! Sun May 29 23:46:42 2005, Link I done some cleaning around the house this week. I picked up all the junk around my desk and also re-organized my rack. These pictures were already posted on technogobblygook page , but I know a lot of you don't read it, so I'm posting them here too. Anyway, here's a picture of my desk and my server rack, as of this week (click for a larger picture) And here's a couple of pictures that weren't on Pablotron : the plants in my room: Hopefully I can keep them alive for a couple of months!
Paul Wellstone, Fighter
Home Issues may 27, 2002 issue paul Wellstone, Fighter Bush Sr. asked) may be the Senate s boldest foe of the Star Wars national missile defense
http://www.thenation.com/doc.mhtml?i=20020527&s=nichols
Paul Rudd (I)
paul Rudd (I) Filmography, Awards, Biography, Agent, Discussions, You may report errors and omissions on this page to the IMDb database managers.
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0748620/
Welcome To DJ Paul Edge.com
The site for international DJ and producer paul Edge, founder of UKs The Outer may 16, 2005, 1227 pm. Bush Lied The Hard Irrefutable Proof Bush lied.
http://www.djpauledge.com/
What Is The Bible For A Christian? | Open Source Theology
KeithThough St. paul may. Submitted by Alario on 3 August, 2005 1051pm. Keith. Though St. paul may not specifically refer to his writings as Scripture
http://www.opensourcetheology.net/node/view/692

Extractions: @import "misc/drupal.css"; @import "themes/classic/style.css"; opensource theology home overview general content special collections ... forums A question that has been coming back to me over the last couple of years is how I am to understand the Bible. I have become more and more suspicious about the view many christians held of the Bible being 'word by word inspired'. As a sincere christian I have lost my assupmtion that the Bible is inspired by God in such a way, that every statement that is made, be it theological or referring to science, is'true' in a modern way of the meaning. I suspect that this understanding many evangelicals held is an understanding that is influenced by the 'enlightenment' and in general the modern age. The question that interests me here the most is what the 'canon', the collection of books we now know as the Bible ment for those 'church fathers' when they decided of what is 'in' and what is 'out'. I am not concerned here about which kind of criteria they used to take this decision. My question is: what did the canon mean for them then? For example: did it mean for them that the chosen books were 'infallible true', or was it rather saying: these books are the books of the church. whoever says something concerning God and Jesus, must take those books as a basis of what they are saying, without qualifying those texts as infallible in a modern sense as such.
Jibble - Paul Mutton
Home page of paul Mutton, Monty PircBot Java IRC Bot and the Jibble Web Server. If you re a follower of Big Brother in the UK, you may find this
http://www.jibble.org/

Extractions: All software products on this site are now available under the GNU General Public License (GPL). Since the GPL may be too restrictive for use in proprietary applications, a commercial license is also provided. It looks like SYS-CON have removed all of the articles they were selling at $5.95 a pop ( example Maybe they realised that this desperate money grabbing stunt would not work. Why would people pay $5.95 for an article that is delivered electronically but also freely available on the internet anyway? 17 Jul 2005 - 15:48:24 BST Permanent link I'm not happy with SYS-CON Media at the moment. A couple of years ago, I wrote an article to appear in one of their magazines called Java Developers Journal. If you don't know what this is, just imagine a magazine stuffed full of advertising and very little actual content and you're not far off the mark. I knew at the time that I was doing this free of charge, but was promised a few copies of the magazine when my article was published. My article got published, but I did not receive a single copy of the magazine. I reminded them about this and was told that they had not printed enough copies. Oh well, there's gratitude for you. Any idea what it's like to contribute several pages of writing to a publication and to never actually see it in print? It sucks. To this day I have still not seen a paper copy of my article. In fact, I have never seen a single copy of Java Developers Journal in my life.
Paul Hensel's International Relations Data Site
paul Hensel s International Relations Data Site. paul R. Hensel It is worth noting that some of the resources included on one page may also include
http://garnet.acns.fsu.edu/~phensel/data.html

Extractions: Florida State University Note about Citations to Internet Sources ... Suggestions or Additions Welcome to the International Relations Data Site, created and maintained by Paul Hensel of the Department of Political Science at Florida State University. This site includes seven pages of links to on-line data resources for the serious international relations scholar, as well as the introduction page that you are currently reading. These pages are meant to include the most useful data sources on processes of international conflict and cooperation, as well as data covering international economic, environmental, political, and social data and data on similar topics for the United States. The best way to use this data site is to go to the appropriate page for the type of data that you need, using the following index. It is worth noting that some of the resources included on one page may also include variables that are relevant to the other pages; for example, many of the economic development resources included in the economic data page include social and environmental variables as well as strictly economic variables. The bold headings in this index represent separate pages on this site; users may click on these headings to start at the top of the page in question, or if desired may click on the subheadings listed below to go directly to the most relevant portion of the page.
USCCB - Pope John Paul II’s Travels Journeys Outside Of Italy
Pope John paul IIs Travels Journeys Outside of Italy may 30June 2 France; June 30July 12 Brazil; November 1519 West Germany. 1981. February 1627
http://www.usccb.org/pope/travels.htm
John Paul Davis’s Online Repertory Of Opinionated Blather
John paul Daviss Online Repertory Of Opinionated Blather I may be wrong; they may have just been halfassed in implementing features, but, for example,
http://www.johnpauldavis.org/

Extractions: So, happy birthday, Heather, and all other children of July 19th. I give you a partial list of the notable people with whom we share our day. Posted in blather idea of adding podcast aggregator functionality to iTunes was great, as was the idea of having a Podcast Directory in the iTunes Music Store, but the implementation is all sloppy and, I think, mostly just an attempt to get podcasters and podcast listeners using iTunes and iTunes alone to manage and publish podcasts.

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