121. Paul Kurtz paul Kurtz is Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at the State University of New These books may be ordered at a 10% discount by mentioning this web page http://www.secularhumanism.org/home/kurtz/

122. Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly . FEATURE . Pope John Paul II's Consistory . May 25 FEATURE Pope John paul II s Consistory may 25, 2001 Episode no. 439 The Holy See Extraordinary Consistory, may 2124, 2001 http://www.pbs.org/wnet/religionandethics/week439/feature.html

Week of August 19, 2005 Perspectives Cover Story Feature Headlines FEATURE: Pope John Paul II's Consistory May 25, 2001 Episode no. 439 Current Stories Iraq Constitution Black Churches and Darfur Activism Rancho Feliz Headlines: This Week in Religion News KIM LAWTON : They came from every corner of the Roman Catholic world: The College of Cardinals, also known as the princes of the church. These are the men who will elect the next pope in modern times, someone chosen from their own ranks. They worshipped togetherÉand they worked, discussing the church's agenda in the new millennium. In the end, they crafted a statement calling for a recommitment to applying to the gospel message key global problems. They endorsed new efforts to spur both ecumenical and interfaith dialogue, appealed for solidarity with Africa, and urged an immediate cease-fire between Israelis and Palestinians. During medieval times, popes often held advisory meetings, or consistories, with the cardinals, but the practice stopped in the late sixteenth century. Pope John Paul II revived these consultations in 1979 because he wanted to hear from his cardinals. This was his sixth extraordinary consistory. John Paul called this gathering, he said, to build on last year's Jubilee, or Holy year.

123. EXCLUSIVE: Minneapolis/St. paul, ° 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS video may be linked to missing explosives in Iraq. Updated 10/28/2004 082430 PM http://www.kstp.com/article/stories/S3723.html?cat=1

124. BookPage Interview May 2000: Paul Theroux paul Theroux A truthful traveler with a sense of discovery. INTERVIEW BY ALDEN MUDGE. Midway through our conversation about Fresh Air Fiend, paul Theroux http://www.bookpage.com/0005bp/paul_theroux.html

Fresh Air Fiend By Paul Theroux Houghton Mifflin, $27 ISBN 0618034064 Buy or borrow this book! Support your local independent bookseller Find it in a WorldCat library Compare prices at major online bookstores Look who's talking in BookPage! Dave Barry Ben Bova Helen Gurley Brown Larry Brown ... Andrew Weil Children's Authors Arlene Alda Graeme Base John Bemelmans Marciano Stan and Jan Berenstain ... Lori Aurelia Williams Paul Theroux: A truthful traveler with a sense of discovery INTERVIEW BY ALDEN MUDGE Midway through our conversation about Fresh Air Fiend , Paul Theroux reminds me that during the 15 years in which he wrote the 49 travel essays and articles collected here, he also wrote a major book on China (Riding the Iron Rooster), three additional travel books, a controversial memoir about his friendship with V.S. Naipaul (In Sir Vidia's Shadow), and more than a handful of novels (including My Secret History, Millroy the Magician, and Kowloon Tong). Something like a dozen books in all. "It's not that I was writing these pieces with my left hand," Theroux says, "but I was doing other things at the same time. These pieces illuminate those books, and those books derive somewhat from the experiences recorded here. There's a certain synchronicity in writing travel pieces and also living my life as a novelist and a travel writer." This is disheartening. You'd expect perhaps even hope that there'd be a significant decline in quality in these occasional pieces, written over the years for publications as varied as Outside magazine, The New York Times, Vogue, and Vanity Fair. And, no doubt, readers will have their favorites and less favorites among them. But in each of the pieces collected in

125. Here We Stand! Paul Robeson Memorial Concert, May 18, 2002 Video highlights from the may 18, 2002 Here We Stand! paul Robeson Memorial Concert at Peace Arch Park near White Rock British Columbia, at the Canada US http://www.workingtv.com/herewestand.html

Here We Stand! Paul Robeson Memorial Concert May 18, 2002 50th Anniversary Robeson Memorial Concert Click on image for Here We Stand! website VANCOUVER, SATURDAY MAY 18, 2002: On May 18, 1952, in defiance of the authorities who refused to allow him to cross the border, Paul Robeson stood on the back of a flat bed truck on the US-Canada border and sang songs of defiance and solidarity to 40,000 people. 50 years later, on May 18, 2002 activists from both Canada and the United States, organized Here We Stand! , a free concert at the same location to commemorate the 1952 event. The issues dear to Paul Robeson - social justice, freedom, and civil rights - are as pertinent now are they were then. Here We Stand! concert highlights RT 4:41 Peace Arch Park Jim Sinclair, BC Federation of Labour RT 6:00 General Strike! by DOA RT 3:39 Race Riot by DOA RT 1:10 Joe Hill sung by Paul Robeson, at the 1952 Peace Arch concert RT 2:51 New to web video? We recommend click here to view these videos. Having trouble? Go to Real Player Tips and Tricks or RealNetworks Support and Service or contact working TV This page hosted courtesy of the Community Savings Credit Union in New Westminster, B.C.

126. Paul Craig Roberts: Bush Opts For Civil War In Iraq paul Craig Roberts The Politics and Economics of Outsourcing. may 18, 2005 may 12, 2005. paul Craig Roberts America is Losing More Phony Jobs Hype http://www.counterpunch.org/roberts05282005.html

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127. Paul Craig Roberts: America Is Losing may 12, 2005. Greg Moses NeoCon Logic at the Border. Gary Leupp paul Craig Roberts was Assistant Secretary of the Treasury in the Reagan administration http://www.counterpunch.org/roberts05122005.html

home subscribe donate about us ... events New Print Edition of CounterPunch: Should the Left Cheer the Dollar's Drop? How to make the bankers scream: Robert Pollin, world's best obituarist of Clintonomics, explains it all for you. Do police states make people feel safer? Vicente Navarro on Franco's Spain, Cockburn on Ireland in the Fifties under the Catholic Hierarchy, Alevtina Rea on growing up in Brezhnev-time. Capitalism's true utopia? St Clair on the Pentagon's no-bid arms contracts. How's the press doing in Iraq? Patrick Cockburn tells all to Omar Waraich. Get the answers you're looking for in the latest subscriber-only edition of CounterPunch... CounterPunch Online is read by millions of viewers each month! But remember, we are funded solely by the subscribers to the print edition of CounterPunch. Please support this website by buying a subscription to our newsletter, which contains fresh material you won't find anywhere else, or by making a donation for the online edition. Remember contributions are tax-deductible. Click here to make a donation If you find our site useful please: Subscribe Now!

128. Dictionary Of Philosophy Of Mind - Grice, Herbert Paul Grice, Herbert paul Grice was born in 1913 and died in 1988. Grice s most important ideas may be found in his William James lectures presented at http://www.artsci.wustl.edu/~philos/MindDict/grice.html

we've moved to philosophy.uwaterloo.ca/MindDict . Please update any links and go there for the latest version. Grice, Herbert Paul Grice was born in 1913 and died in 1988. He held positions at Oxford University and, after 1967, at the University of California, Berkeley. Grice is best known for his work in the philosophy of language, in particular, his analysis of speaker's meaning, his conception of conversational implicature, and his project of intention-based semantics. Analysis of Meanings Conversational Implicature Intention-Based Semantics Shift from Language to Mind ... References Herbert Paul Grice was born in 1913 and died in 1988. From the late 1930's until 1967 he held positions at Oxford University. During the war years he served in the Royal Navy. In 1967 he moved to the University of California, Berkeley. He retired in 1979 but continued to teach until 1986. Grice is best known for his analysis of speaker's meaning, his conception of conversational implicature, and his project of intention-based semantics. Largely as a result of these ideas, the focus of the philosophical debate over the nature of meaning shifted during the 1970's and 1980's from linguistic representation to mental representation. Grice's most important ideas may be found in his William James lectures presented at Harvard in 1967. Several lectures from that series were published in the form of journal articles, and for many years the lectures circulated in their entirety in mimeograph. They were finally published (in revised form) in 1989 in Grice's collection of essays

129. Fractal Pages Of Paul N. Lee (More of my images may be found within various links listed below.) Therefore, some of the crisp sharpness and details may be lost. http://home.att.net/~Paul.N.Lee/PNL_Fractals.html

Fractal Pages frac·tal (frâk´tël) n. A geometric pattern that is repeated at ever smaller scales to produce irregular shapes and surfaces that cannot be represented by classical geometry. Fractals are used especially in computer modeling of irregular patterns and structures in nature. [French, from Latin fractus , past participle of frangere , to break. See FRACTION.] Fractals are extensions of traditional Euclidean shapes, such as lines, squares, and circles, with two fundamental properties. First, when you view fractals, you can magnify them an infinite number of times, and they contain structure at every magnification level. Second, you can generate fractals using finite and typically small sets of instructions and data. Fractals grew out of the goal of mathematicians to completely describe the world using standard geometrical expressions. IBM mathematician Benoit B. Mandelbrot, PhD, proved and published the theory behind fractals in 1981 and was the first to view computer-generated fractal structures. The well-known Mandelbrot Set is named in his honor. Another famous fractal researcher, with a set also named for him, is French mathematician Gaston Julia. Interesting Various Golden Filigree BACK button to return to that particular selection page.

130. Curriculum Vitae R. paul Butler. Carnegie Institution of Washington Carnegie Observatories Centennial Lecture (Pasadena), 2003 may; Pontificia Universidad Católica de http://astron.berkeley.edu/~paul/vita.html

Brief Curriculum Vitae R. Paul Butler Carnegie Institution of Washington Department of Terrestrial Magnetism 5241 Broad Branch Road NW Washington DC 20015-1305 Current Position Staff Scientist, Department of Terrestrial Magnetism Previous Positions Research Scientist, San Francisco State University (SFSU) Visiting Research Fellow, U.C. Berkeley Staff Astronomer, Anglo-Australian Observatory Education B.A. Physics, SFSU , 1985 May B.S. Chemistry, SFSU , 1986 May M.S. Physics, SFSU , 1989 Jan PhD Astronomy, University of Maryland , 1993 Jan SFSU Graduate Student Distinguished Achievement Award, 1987 NASA Graduate Student Researchers Fellowship, 1991-92 ABC News Person of the Week, 1996 Jan 26 California State University Alumni Award, 1996 California State Senate Certificate of Recognition, 1996 May 1 SFSU Alumnus of the Year, 1996 NEWSWEEK 100 Americans for the Next Century, 1997 Apr 21 SFSU Hall of Fame, 1997 International Astronomical Union Bioastronomy Medal, 1997 Extrasolar Planetary Foundation - Bernard Oliver Memorial Award, 1998 Popular Science Magazine - Achievement in Science Award, 1999

131. LRB | Letters From Vol. 25 No. 9 The 1958 report of the laboratory in which paul Osterrieth worked recounts While HIV may be mainly transmitted sexually, unsterile injections may also http://www.lrb.co.uk/v25/n09/letters.html

HOME SUBSCRIBE LOGIN CONTACTS ... Subscriber registration Subscribers to the LRB currently get free access to the full content of the magazine in an online edition. If you are a subscriber and would like to register for online access click here If you are already registered you can log in from our login page If you would like further information about subscribing to the LRB click here LRB Vol. 25 No. 9 dated 8 May 2003 Letters From Vol. 25 No. 9 Cover date: 8 May 2003 < letters from previous issue letters from next issue >> Aids and the Polio Vaccine From Paul Osterrieth Edward Hooper ( LRB , 3 April ) accuses me of having prepared CHAT, an oral polio vaccine, in chimpanzee cells contaminated with an HIV-related virus in February 1958. I have already categorically denied this in an article published in the Transactions of the Royal Society in 2001. The new evidence cited by Hooper consists of interviews with two persons said to be former technicians in my lab in Kisangani, Jacques Kanyama and Philippe Elebe. I remember Kanyama with affection, but he was a low-level employee with no scientific background who performed simple tasks and did not work with me on cell culture. Any judgment he could make more than forty years later is pure supposition. Elebe I do not know; he never worked with me and his testimony isn't of any value. CHAT polio vaccine was never produced in Kisangani - we had primitive equipment and no means of testing the purity, titre and safety of a viral vaccine. Moreover, in February 1958 I had just returned from a study visit to the United States, and could not, despite Hooper's allegations, easily have prepared a new pool of vaccine using the techniques which I had just learned.

132. PA Tornado Outbreak Of May, 31 1985 Pennsylvania Tornado Outbreak of may, 31, 1985. By paul Dornsife. Map of Tornadoes on may, 31 1985 and Their Fujita Strengths http://www.ems.psu.edu/PA_Climatologist/State/patorn.html

133. Corpus Paulinum Corpus paulinum (the Corpuspaul List) is a moderated academic e-list dedicated to The List s purpose is to provide a forum where these questions may be http://www.ibiblio.org/corpus-paul/

Corpus Paulinum (The Corpus-Paul List) List Description Protocol for Listmembers FAQ Transliteration and Abbreviations Archives Articles for Review Resources ... Related Lists Corpus Paulinum (the Corpus-Paul List) is a moderated academic e-list dedicated to the scholarly discussion and evaluation of critical questions surrounding the life, influence, teaching, theology, and the writings of the Apostle Paul. The List's purpose is to provide a forum where these questions may be raised, entertained, and debated outside of the usual arenas of printed journals and monographs. Additionally, Corpus Paulinum is intended to be a venue in which those working professionally in the field of Pauline studies may post and receive critical responses to papers or ideas that are in the process of development. Given the academic nature of the List, it is ordinarily expected that those subscribing and contributing to Corpus Paulinum will be professional scholars and graduate students who are familiar with both the primary and secondary Pauline literature, as well as with the contours of the issues that are part and parcel of current scholarly Pauline studies. But beginners in the serious study of Paul who wish to make use of the List to gain and advance their knowledge of things Pauline are also welcome to participate provided they respect the List's focus. Protocol for List Members Our standards of conduct for subscribers, and the protocols for posting, are modeled on those of the

134. Monthly Review May 1961 Paul Baran may 1961. The Commitment of the Intellectual by paul Baran. Home Subscribe. What is an intellectual? The most obvious answer would seem to be a person http://www.monthlyreview.org/561baran.htm

Volume 13, Number 1 Dear Reader, We place these articles at no charge on our website to serve all the people who cannot afford Monthly Review , or who cannot get access to it where they live. Many of our most devoted readers are outside of the United States. If you read our articles online and you can afford a subscription to our print edition, we would very much appreciate it if you would consider taking one. Please click here to subscribe . Thank you very much. Harry Magdoff and John Bellamy Foster May 1961 The Commitment of the Intellectual by Paul Baran Home Subscribe This is not merely a terminological quibble. The existence of these two different concepts rather reflects an actual social condition, the understanding of which can take us a long way towards a better appreciation of the place and the function of the intellectual in society. For the first definition, broad as it is, applies accurately to a large group of people forming an important part of society: individuals working with their minds rather than with their muscles, living off their wits rather than off their hands. Let us call these people intellect workers.

135. Paul Foot Internet Archive Your starting point for the works of paul Foot in English. may 1993. Vision of a new world (extended book review). June 1993. Seize the time. Dec. 1993 http://www.marxists.org/archive/foot-paul/

Marxist Writers: Paul Foot Paul Foot Why you should be a socialist Biography Despite coming from a ruling-class background, Paul Foot broke politically with his class and became a revolutionary socialist while working as a young journalist on the Daily Record in Glasgow. He became one of the finest investigative journalists of his generation and was responsible for exposing corruption in high places and the blatant injustice of the British legal system. He was a great populariser of the socialist message both in print and in person at innumerable meetings up and down Britain. He also published a number of important political studies (e.g. on Harold Wilson and Enoch Powell) as well introducing a new generation to the revolutionary message of radical poets such as Percy Shelley and William Blake. In 2000 he received the Journalist of the Decade award in recognition of his principled struggle against injustice. This archive attempts to provide a glimpse of all aspects of his political work. Works: The Devlin Report Harold Wilson and the Labour Left Wilson: the man who murdered reformism Law and Order ... The Old Firm (book review) Portrait of an Appalling Man (book review) Clay Cross double-crossed Shelley: The trumpet of a prophecy (extended book review) Stop the Cuts (pamphlet) Why you should be a socialist (book) How much longer must these people be hounded and humiliated?

136. Rotary International: Recognition Of Foundation Gifts For additional gifts totaling US$1000 or more, a paul Harris Fellow. is recognized as a Multiple paul Harris Fellow; may also choose to honor someone else http://www.rotary.org/foundation/development/recognition/paulharris.html

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137. Paul Thurrott's Internet Nexus A blog by paul Thurrott. One thing you may want to consider eventually is backporting (WebCore) to work on top of (KDE), and merging your changes into http://www.internet-nexus.com/2005_05_08_archive.htm

Friday, May 13, 2005 Mozilla Firefox 1.0.4 released Mozilla.org Firefox 1.0.4 is a security update that is part of our ongoing program to provide a safe Internet experience for our customers. We recommend that all users upgrade to this latest version. Here's what's new in Firefox 1.0.4: * Several security fixes * Fix to DHTML errors encountered at some web sites. For web developers, learn more [ Posted at 8:31 PM Thursday, May 12, 2005 Google ponders Blogger, Gmail integration InfoWorld Google is contemplating various improvements to its popular Blogger Web logging service, including native image uploading and deeper integration with the company's Gmail Web-mail service, according to a Google executive. Google is also considering the creation of an enterprise Blogger version, as well as letting users limit access to their blogs by creating private groups, said Biz Stone, Blogger senior specialist. Although Blogger currently allows users to post text and photos to their blogs via any e-mail program, Google is looking into a tighter integration with Gmail, Stone said. Google is also weighing whether to develop an enterprise version of Blogger that would be tailored for workplace use, as opposed to individual consumer use, Stone said. "It's something we're always thinking about, something we have a few people thinking about and looking into. It's definitely being researched," he said.

138. The Agonist | Thoughtful, Global, Timely Exofficers CIA leak may have harmed US Washington, DC July 21 By Sean paul in USA Intel and Policy on Wed Jul 20th, 2005 at 090800 PM PDT http://agonist.org/story/2005/7/20/2180/33630

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139. ASPH Friday Letter #1359 - 06 May 2005 06 may 2005 Association of Schools of Public Health 1101 15th Street, NW Suite 910 Washington, DC 20005 Dr. paul Halverson Named Interim Directo http://www.asph.org/press/fridayletter/article_view.cfm?FLE_Index=2132&FL_Index=

140. Textures The contents of this web site are © Copyright paul Bourke or a third party contributer You may view this site and its contents using your web browser. http://astronomy.swin.edu.au/~pbourke/texture/

T e x t u r e s Index Papers Geometry Curves Surfaces Fractals, Chaos Projection Stereographics Raytracing OpenGL Modelling Colour Textures Data Formats Fun, puzzles Other Old stuff Texture Library These textures may be freely used as backgrounds, textures in 3D scenes, parts of images, etc but they may not be redistributed as (or part of) a texture collection. The textures are divided into the following categories and an attempt has been made not to burden any single page with too many images. Be aware that some textures can be interpreted in a number of ways. If you find any of these textures useful then why not improve the collection by contributing some of your own. In order to submit your textures to this collection, email myself for further details or simply attach the texture images in an email. Bricks Stone Sand Dirt ... These textures are available on CD Note: Not all of these textures tile (at least not automatically). By clicking on any texture you will be given a page with the texture as a tiled background image where you can visually inspect the result of a straightforward tiling. Mirror tiling will need to be arranged by yourselves, ie: WWW browsers don't yet support it. Tiling textures on the plane, part 1

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