41. Self-Immolation In Tiananmen Square: A Staged Event Witnessed By Falun Gong Prac SelfImmolation In Tiananmen Square A Staged Event Witnessed By Falun Gong Practitioners. Minghui Net. The Tiananmen Police Sub-bureau arrested me at http://clearwisdom.net/eng/2001/mar/22/tsi032201_6.html

[Minghui 03/22/2001] "Validate the Fa with reason, clarify the truth with wisdom, spread the Fa and offer people salvation with benevolence" ( Rationality Self-Immolation In Tiananmen Square: A Staged Event Witnessed By Falun Gong Practitioners [Minghui Net] The Tiananmen Police Sub-bureau arrested me at approximately 12:00 noon on January 23 after I appeared in Tiananmen Square to safeguard Dafa. After I refused to tell them my name, the police put me into an iron cage-like cell. Many practitioners were later locked up in this 'cage.' Several of them told us that they had by chance witnessed the staged self-immolation event occurring in Tiananmen Square that day. A veteran practitioner witnessed the whole event and other practitioners observed part of it. They held identical views that it was a ploy intentionally directed by the government. While we were sitting around the veteran practitioner listening to his story, the police outside of the 'cage' also heard what he said. Shortly afterwards the police took him away and didn't bring him back. We didn't see him until 10:00 PM when we were sent to different police stations. It seemed to us that the police themselves knew that the self-burning spectacle had so many obviously flawed that they were afraid of the truth being exposed to the public by eye-witnesses. (To be continued) (Translated on March 8, 2001 from the edited version of:

42. Pioneer Square: A Case Study For Revitalization Pioneer Square became a haven for taverns, junk shops, flophouses and the homeless. Today Pioneer Square is a thriving community within Seattle. http://www.emich.edu/public/geo/557book/d341.pioneer.html

Seattle: Pioneer Square A Case Study in Revitalization HISTORY REVITALIZATION Pioneer Square was economically sound through the time of the Alaska Gold Rush, but fell into decline after the turn of the century when the business district moved northward. Pioneer Square became a haven for taverns, junk shops, flophouses and the homeless. This decline continued until the 1970s. Because there was little threat for re-development, all of the Richardsonian Romanesque buildings built at the turn of the century remained standing. Much like Pike Place Market, also in Seattle, in the 1960s the city had made plans to raze part of Pioneer Square for the construction of parking lots and a ring road around the downtown. Also much like Pike Place Market, it took the actions of concerned citizens to save this neighborhood. Ralph Anderson, a local architect, essentially started the movement to save Pioneer Square. He mortgaged his house in order to buy a $30,000 building, in which he located his office. Other prominent Seattleites such as architect Victor Steinbrueck, investor Alan Black, and Mayor Wes Uhlman rallied for the cause of saving the community. PIONEER SQUARE TODAY The people of Pioneer Square feel good about their community; although the majority desire more affordable housing, parking, and storefront police stations. Public safety is of top concern to most of the residents and business owners. In 1996 there were 1249 thefts, robberies, assaults, and burglaries. While this number may seem quite high, the size of the community is one-quarter square mile, and the number of weekly tourists reach into the thousands. Many residents feel that it is the drunken sports fans that wander over from the Kingdome that are creating the crime problem.

43. DTI | Development Training Institute : The Times Square: A Case Study The Development Training Institute, DTI, is America’s premier trainer of leaders in community development. http://www.dtinational.org/resources/articledisplay.asp?id=46

44. A San Francisco European Style Luxury And Business Hotel: The Inn At Union Squar Luxury hotel, located in the Union Square Area downtown. http://www.unionsquare.com/

Arrival Date: January February March April May June July August September October November December Departure Date: January February March April May June July August September October November December Adults: Children: The Inn at Union Square is a San Francisco hotel that is truly an urban retreat. Our 440 Post address puts San Francisco at your doorstep. Just 30 comfortably stylish rooms and suites let our gracious staff tend to you in a relaxed atmosphere. Make The Inn your home at Union Square 440 Post Street, San Francisco - CA email: inn@unionsquare.com About the Inn Rooms Amenities ... Impend

45. Inn At Ellis Square A Days Hotel: Savannah, GA Hotel Great rooms. Great rates. Guaranteed. Find the best hotel deals and special rates at your perfect hotel. http://aolsvc.res.travelocity.aol.com/hotel/HotelDateLessListDetail.do?marketId=

46. Meadow Spring Farm Bed And Breakfast - Kennett Square, Pennsylvania A family farm for over 50 years. Summer guests can cool off in the swimming pool and relax in the sun. Paths surround the farm for leisurely strolls, or one may fish in the pond, gather eggs, or feed the rabbits, which the children love to do. http://www.travelguides.com/home/meadowspringfarm/

201 E. Street Road (Route 926) Kennett Square, PA 19348 Tel: (215) 444-3903 Located on Route 926 between Meadow Spring Farm has been a family farm for over 50 years. Anne and her daughter, Debbie, operate the Bed & Breakfast with occasional help from one of eight grandchildren. We do our best to provide the most comfortable accommodations, and delight in helping you in every way. Peace and quietness abound on the farm, except for the rooster crowing at 4:30 a.m. and an occasional "moo" from the cattle. Anne likes to show off her perennial gardens She is also very proud of her cow, doll and Santa collections. Santas are only awake during December. Summer guests can cool off in the swimming pool and relax in the sun. Paths surround the farm for leisurely strolls, or one may fish in the pond, gather eggs, or feed the rabbits, which the children love to do! Play pool or ping pong in the game room. Carriage rides are available upon request. Meadow Spring Farm has been featured in Country Inn Magazine, the Washington Post and the New York Times

47. Area Of A Square An interactive math lesson to calculate the area of a square. http://www.aaamath.com/B/geo78_x4.htm

Calculating the Area of a Square How to find the area of a square: The area of a square can be found by multiplying the base times itself. This is similar to the area of a rectangle but the base is the same length as the height. If a square has a base of length 6 inches its area is 6*6=36 square inches Return to Top Find the area of the square. Legal notice License Terms and Conditions

48. Perimeter Of A Square An interactive math lesson calculating the perimeter of a square. http://www.aaamath.com/geo78-perimeter-square.html

Perimeter of a Square Learn Practice Play Explore ... Next Lesson Calculating the Perimeter of a Square The perimeter of a square is the distance around the outside of the square. A square has four sides of equal length. The formula for finding the perimeter of a square is 4*(Length of a Side). Return to Top What is the Perimeter of a square with the given dimensions? You have correct and incorrect. This is percent correct Return to Top Play Game What is it? Best Score How many correct answers can you get in 60 seconds? Extra time is awarded for each correct answer. Play longer by getting more correct. How fast can you get 20 more correct answers than wrong answers? Games, Puzzles and Riddles Return to Top Explore Cool !!! Free Things Homework Help Software ... Glossary Grades Kindergarten First Second Third ... World Levels Topics Addition Algebra Comparing Counting ... Subtraction Resources Schools Teachers Parents Home Schooling ... Return to Top Feedback Frequently Asked Questions Send Us Feedback About this Site Return to Top ... Legal notice.

49. Temple Square A virtual tour of temple square in Salt Lake City, Utah provided by the Deseret News web site. Provides a history of the temple and architecture. http://www.desnews.com/confer/sqtour/tour.htm

Temple Square embodies spirit of the Saints yesterday and today By Jerry Johnston Deseret News staff writer If the Salt Lake Valley were an oyster, Temple Square would be the pearl. The hopes and history of many Utahns have been shaped there. At the heart of the square is the Salt Lake Temple Once the defining feature of Salt Lake City's skyline, the temple today is dwarfed by office buildings; yet its vital role as a holy place for marriages, baptisms and sealings is undiminished. Beside the jutting, granite spires of the temple stands the Tabernacle massive pipe organ Nearby the temple and Tabernacle, the Assembly Hall stands like a dutiful child. Described in some texts as a ''miniature cathedral,'' the hall was made from materials from the other two buildings. Its array of spires on the outside and fine woodwork and acoustics on the inside make The Assembly Hall a favorite concert and lecture venue. After viewing the major buildings, including two modern visitors centers, visitors may want to turn their attention to the many monuments and statues. Each monument tends to embody a virtue the LDS people hold dear.

50. Bryant Square: A Dagger Aimed At The Heart Of The Mission Bryant Square is a large (approximately 150000 square feet) office project A more likely estimate for the capacity of the Bryant Square office complex http://www.uncanny.net/~wetzel/bryantsquare.htm

Bryant Square: Muscle Cars and Tenant Displacement Topics: Braindead Growth New Edge Downtown without Transit Support Environmental Injustice Displacing Artists and Blue-Collar Industry ... Approval Sparks Uproar Bryant Square is a large (approximately 150,000 square feet) office project proposed for a former industrial site in a Mission district residential area (photo below). The target market for the office space is the rapidly growing multi-media/high-tech industry in San Francisco. When coupled with the other office and "live/work" or condo projects in the Mission, it adds to the forces of displacement (often termed " gentrification ") driving out working class tenants, artists, and small neighborhood businesses. The project is being proposed by Stein Kingsley Stein Investments (SKS) (partly financed by the late William Simon, Treasury secretary under Reagan). SKS is also rehabbing a nearby warehouse into an office building at 19th and Harrison Streets. SKS's headquarters are in the former Green Glen laundry building at 18th and Folsom another SKS office conversion project. SKS is notorious for having been the biggest contributor to Mayor Willie Brown's re-election campaign (plopping down $100,000 in political juice).

51. A+ Slave Auction On Court Square A Success! - Charlottesville Actions - CvilleIn PS CORRECTION to “A+ Slave Auction on Court Square A success!” 1. A tourist standing in front of the new plaque on the 500 Court Square building (the old http://cvilleindymedia.org/newswire.php?story_id=1063

52. Course Details: Upstairs On The Square: A Fine Dining Experience This month enter to win a gift certificate from Darwin s. Darwin s is one of most delicious places to hang out in Harvard Square. http://www.ccae.org/catalog/courses/course_details.php?id=522376

53. Guardian Unlimited | Arts Critics | Pull It Down! London s Paternoster Square A compromise gone horribly wrong. Even so, it might be a good thing to see Paternoster Square come tumbling down and be http://www.guardian.co.uk/arts/critic/feature/0,1169,931316,00.html

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54. Keeping It Square 20 ) will always have a square corner where the 3 and 4 unit sides meet. To Square A corner measure 3 units along one side and 4 units along the other http://www.sawdustmaking.com/Keeping it Square/keeping_it_square.htm

Keeping it Squ Rule of Diagionals A four sided object with opposite sides of equal lengths will have square corners if the length of the diagionals are equal. 3 - 4 - 5 Rule A triangle with sides measuring 3 units X 4 units X 5 units ( or any multiple of them such as 6 - 8 - 10 or 12 - 16 - 20 ) will always have a square corner where the 3 and 4 unit sides meet. To square a corner measure 3 units along one side and 4 units along the other side, adjust the sides until the diagional equals 5 units. Note: If you are making several articles the same tack guide strips to the plywood or 1 X 4's for placement of material. Corner Jigs for Boxes Use lengths of angle iron to keep corners of a box or carcass square, clamp the angle iron so it is just snug, then wrap one or two web clamps around the outside of the box. This will work for any type of joint, usually two at opposite corners will be sufficient, clamp both ends of angle iron if possible. Round the outside corner of the angle iron with a file to make room for any glue that squeezes out. Cut triangles from 3/4" plywood or MDF for narrow boxes. Round the inside corner for glue squeeze out on these as well.

55. A Public Square, A Short Story By Jon Thorpe A short story by Nancy Callahan. A Public Square A short story by Jon Thorpe. Part I. 1. There is an old man who often forgets his own name. http://www.absinthe-literary-review.com/stories/thorpe.htm

A Public Square a short story by Jon Thorpe Part I There is an old man who often forgets his own name. I can see him now and I can tell from the near panicked look in his eyes that he is lost. I follow him and we become lost together. It is not an unpleasant experience as we meander and I think about the last time that I spoke with the old man. He sat by an upstairs window in his large, empty house. Tears streaked his face. I asked him to tell me why he was crying and he looked at me for a long moment before collecting himself, before speaking, uninterrupted, for almost two hours. A child sits at the sidewalk’s edge and sighs. A car passes by and the child does not look up even though the driver cries out the child’s name. I have heard from some people in authority that the child might possibly be deaf. Perhaps that is so. A woman, fingers strained with growing and deepening arthritis, sleeps and dreams of her first time. She talks in her sleep, mumbles, and her husband leans over and wakes her gently and asks, “What are you dreaming about?” “I can’t remember,” she lies in answer.

56. PetsSquare A Pet Directory - Bird, Cat, Dog, And Many More Google Web Search. PetsSquare.com A dedicated and comprehensive pet directory Activities, Training, Choosing a Dog, More.. http://www.petssquare.com/

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57. Dogtown -- THE GRATIOT LEAGUE SQUARE THE GRATIOT LEAGUE Square A MASSIVE PART OF CENTRAL WESTERN ST. LOUIS. He received nearly a full league square. A league is just about 3 miles. http://www.webster.edu/~corbetre/dogtown/history/gratiot.html

THE GRATIOT LEAGUE SQUARE CHARLES GRATIOT'S LAND GRANT IS THE FIRST BEGINNINGS OF SETTLEMENT IN THE DOGTOWN NEIGHBORHOOD By Bob Corbett August 2000 Charles Gratiot is the figure we must look to for the first beginnings of settlement in the Dogtown area. All settlement and development of our neighborhood stem from the energy and effort of Charles Gratiot. He was born in 1752 in Lausanne, Switzerland, but his ancestors had come from La Rochelle, France. He was educated in England and after arriving in St. Louis also added Spanish to his linguistic abilities. These languages aided him in succeeding in business and politics. Given this background and the French nature of early St. Louis, McCune Gill points out that his name was most likely pronounced "Sch R L Grass ioh" (Gill, 266). Gratiot distinguished himself in the American Revolution, and in 1780 came to St. Louis at the age of 28. "He bought half a block of ground along the North side of Chestnut Street from First to Second Street with a stone house located thereon. He then built a large stone store house and office building on the lot." Charles Gratiot's City Home at Chestnut and 2nd St.

58. Diabetes Micro-Clinics In The West Bank Dispatch 2: Student Journal 2005 Location, location, location Bethlehem s Manger Square A good place to spread the word about the diabetes microclinic project http://www.berkeley.edu/news/students/2005/palestine/palestine2.shtml

UC Berkeley Student Journal West Bank Select one All stories by date economics Campus news Education Environment Events at Berkeley International affairs People public policy Science Social science Students engineering Click for a list of previous dispatches RSS feed Diabetes micro-clinics in conflict-ridden West Bank View of an outdoor market in Bethlehem (Photo by Daniel Zoughbie) Location, location, location: Bethlehem's Manger Square a good place to spread the word about the diabetes micro-clinic project By Daniel Zoughbie The weather in Bethlehem is very hot; however, most men here do not wear shorts, so it's hard to dress comfortably without looking like a foreigner. Today, I went to the D'heisheh Refugee Camp to meet with the doctors and nurses I will be working with to implement the Diabetes Micro-Clinic Project. D'heisheh is a community of about 10,000 individuals living in high density housing with shops and other permanent fixtures essentially a small city. I visited a cultural center, which is the base for a variety of community outreach programs, including a well-established health program.

59. Completing The Square: A Positive Place For Kids Completing the Square. i m not an asshole, i just playone on the internet. a positive place for kids. i know this shit is totally lame http://www.completesquare.org/archives/000651.php

Completing the Square i'm not an asshole, i just playone on the internet. Main July 13, 2005 a positive place for kids i know this shit is totally lame... but you can just pretend jay got the green light for The PLUG: the movie you can now climax at the thought, cry, and make one of your own. TrackBack

60. Temple Square Virtual Travel In 839 Images A photographic tour of temple square including the tabernacle, conference center and the grounds. http://www.untraveledroad.com/USA/Utah/SaltLake/SaltLake/TempleSquare.htm

Temple Square - Virtual Travel for the Hiker, Traveler and Outdoorsman LDS Church Come on in and explore these locations in our virtual world Tabernacle Salt Lake Temple Conference Center 839 Images Historic Markers Scenic Views Discussion Forum - New! Related destinations: United States Utah Salt Lake County Salt Lake City ... Fountain Temple Square is the world headquarters of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints , commonly known as the Mormons. After being forced to leave Nauvoo, Illinois, members of the Church arrived in Salt Lake Valley in 1847. Brigham Young selected the grounds for the temple promptly on his arrival. From this center, the Church has grown to over 11,000,000 people. With the growth of the church, has come also the growth of Temple Square and its facilities. One of the first structures used was called the bowery where church meetings were held. Soon a tabernacle was built later known as the Old Tabernacle. In 1867 the Mormon Tabernacle was built, home to the famed Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Tabernacle Organ. The Salt Lake Temple was finished in 1880 and then the Assembly Hall , a 2,000 seat hall was built where the Old Tabernacle used to be.

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