101. Most Valuable Network - Two Minute Drill > Print > Round Table: Is Manning Worth Round Table Is Manning worth the Money? Posted By Mike Polhemus On 14th June 2005 Mike If any player can win games by himself besides michael Vick, http://two.mostvaluablenetwork.com/wp-print.php?p=2

102. Michael Spencer: Two Other "Jesus" Movies Worth Two Other Jesus Movies worth. Category Posted by michael Spencer on March 1, 2004 0824 PM. Two Other Jesus Movies worth Watching Part Two http://www.internetmonk.com/archives/2004/03/000016.html

Michael Spencer Nailing my thoughts on the door of the world. Main March 01, 2004 Two Other "Jesus" Movies Worth Category: Posted by Michael Spencer on March 1, 2004 08:24 PM Two Other "Jesus" Movies Worth Watching: Part Two Jesus Christ Superstar was first released in 1969 as a recording. Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice had done a Biblical musical about Joseph, but this was a daring contemporizing of the Gospel story, with little possibility of escaping the wrath of official Christendom. By 1971, it was in a controversial, and relatively short run in British theater. In America, JCS also stirred up enormous animosity and only a modest success. In 2000, the production was revived in London, and eventually, in America, where it currently enjoys excellent success in a fresh interpretation and touring production. Why would I list JCS as a Jesus Movie worth watching? Everyone knows that JCS is inaccurate, distorted, purposely provocative and devoid of the majority of normal Christian interpretation of any part of the story of Jesus. I've been watching JCS for two decades, and especially after watching and seeing the new "Gale Edwards/London 2000" production, I am convinced that JCS is a great way for Christians who are numbed with their familiarity with Jesus to encounter some of the most important aspects of the Gospels. I won't try to describe what JCS gets wrong. It would take too long and too much space. Let's note what it gets right.

103. Doug Bandow: How Much Is Terri Schiavo's Life Worth? michael Schiavo, her parents, the state of Florida, and advocacy groups continue to fight over her We must treat life as sacred and worth preserving. http://www.townhall.com/columnists/dougbandow/db20040412.shtml

About Us Our Members Newsletters Store ... Historical Docs Advertisements* Townhall.com 214 Massachusetts Ave NE Suite 310 Washington, DC 20002 Fax 202-544-7330 Email us Advertise With Us *Advertisers may or may not share political views with Townhall.com. -Advertisement- More on Health and Science A Response to Jonathan Cohn: Healthy Choice Mandatory Mental Health Screening: A Brave New World Feds Find Smithsonian Wrong in Intelligent Design Lawsuit More Today's Opinion Top Ten as rated by you Saturday Robert Novak Hawaiian tribe Caroline B. Glick The end of mythology Kathleen Parker The devil made him say it Mark Alexander We should stay in Iraq for decades Mona Charen Two books not to be missed Larry Kudlow Worry About the Fed, Not Oil Jeff Jacoby Is Iraq Vietnam? Ask the troops Today's American Minute More Opinion How much is Terri Schiavo's life worth? Doug Bandow archive April 12, 2004 Print Send WASHINGTON - The world has moved on since the case of Terri Schiavo, whose husband sought to remove the feeding tube that kept her alive, briefly grabbed public attention last fall. But Terri's life remains at risk. Michael Schiavo, her parents, the state of Florida, and advocacy groups continue to fight over her future. Alas, she keeps losing where it matters most, in court.

104. Powell's Books - Things Worth Fighting For: Collected Writings By Michael Kelly Things worth Fighting for Collected Writings. by michael Kelly. ISBN 1594200122 (More details ) Condition Standard; Dustjacket Standard http://www.powells.com/cgi-bin/biblio?isbn=1594200122

105. ProfessorBainbridge.com I agree with everything in it, but thought it was well worth passing along As michael Novak has observed, private property and freedom of contract http://www.professorbainbridge.com/

ProfessorBainbridge.com An eclectic mix of law, business and economics, Catholicism, politics and current events, dogs, and photography About Me Professor Stephen Bainbridge I'm a corporate law professor at UCLA Scholarship Download my law review articles Professor Bainbridge on Wine My wine blog ProfessorBainbridge.com Email me profbainbridge -at- sbcglobal -dot- net My Stats var site="s16bainbridge" My Books Bainbridge: Securities Law: Insider Trading Bainbridge: Mergers and Acquisitions Bainbridge: Corporation Law and Economics Bainbridge: Agency, Partnership and LLCs My policies No Legal Advice This blog does not provide legal advice. I will not give you legal advice. I will not give you a referral to a lawyer. Clear? Policy on Reader Emails Opt-out for content (I can quote you unless you tell me not to) and opt-in for identity (I don't identify you by name unless you tell me to do so) Policy on Editing Posts Spelling errors corrected and stylistic changes made without notice. Ditto tweaking. Substantive changes indicated by an Update notice. ProfessorBainbridge.com

106. Mike Davidson: Is Gold Really Worth Anything? Mark Cuban is full of a lot of things. Lots of great ideas, lots of money, lots of love for NBA officials. Just lots of “stuff”. http://www.mikeindustries.com/blog/archive/2005/06/the-value-of-gold

Mike Davidson: Is Gold Really Worth Anything? Blog About Contact Mike Noteworthy ... Portfolio Is Gold Really Worth Anything? June 15, 2005 the present day value of gold real currency of survival in such dire times. Posted by Mike Davidson Permalink Comment on This TrackBack (1) Comments: Jeff Wheeler writes: That's a creative idea, but you're certainly right about the selling it off all of a sudden. It could theoretically work if instead they traded it for something more precious, perhaps? June 15, 2005 04:42 PM Andrew writes: I can't wait to see people going to the grocery store with there barrels of oil. It will be quite a sight for my eyes if it ever comes to what Cuban claims it should be (unless science ends up advancing to the point were it can make gold). He should know that the market is plenty efficient. (Note - I like your pretentious use of viz.) June 15, 2005 04:45 PM Scott Steffens writes: The original NYT article is worth a read if you're interested in such things: http://dailyreckoning.com/Featured/NY.html June 15, 2005 04:46 PM

107. Stylegala ★ Design | Css | Standards New Macromedia Studio 8 Do you think it s worth it? Using * in CSS Look this over if ya have a sec Roll-overs? WIP (90% Coded) website http://www.stylegala.com/

@import url(http://www.stylegala.com/scripts/css3.css); Stylegala - your daily refuel of css, web design and web standards In partnership with MediaTemple. News Archive ... Is 1024 OK? Yeah, how 'bout it? 25 aug at 07:04 by Jason DOM Scripting: Web Design with JavaScript and the Document Object Model Jeremy Keith's soon-to-be-released new book, DOM Scripting: Web Design with JavaScript and the Document Object Model , is done! I am really looking forward to this one. For now, I will just have to chew on the book website (which includes a sample chapter). Well done, Jeremy! 24 aug at 21:19 by Jason SXSW 2006 SXSW 2006. If you make it to only one conference next year, this is the one. And rumor has it the Design Eye crew just might rear its ugly collaborative head yet again. 24 aug at 18:40 by Cameron Fish II The fish returns. 24 aug at 13:36 by Cameron Architecting CSS Garrett Dimon's article Architecting CSS contains some useful guidelines for organising CSS. It can be really tricky to keep track of what every CSS rule does when a site grows large or a design becomes complex, so tips like these are good. After spending too much time trying to figure out what does what when going back to make a few simple changes to an old site, I've become motivated to improve in this area. Tidy my CSS files are not. At least not as tidy and structured as they could (and should) be. 23 aug at 23:07 by Roger Answer: ALA Question: What do you get when you put Zeldman, Meyer, Benjamin and Santa Maria in a blender?

108. Are Lessons And Music School Really Worth It? : Lesson By Mike Walsh Mike returns to Guitar Noise with a very enthusiastic article I think most of you will find very informative. In these days where we put a lot of stock in http://www.guitarnoise.com/article.php?id=479

109. YESand.com | Author Profile | Mike Worth The leading source of improv information on the web. http://www.yesand.com/articles/authors.php?AuthorID=100

110. Guitar Nine Records - Guest Column: Are Lessons And Music School Really Worth It These types of answers are worth 10x more than what you paid for that day s lesson. For those of you out there who think that the money is not worth it, http://www.guitar9.com/columnist342.html

Guest Columnists Are Lessons And Music School Really Worth It? by Mike Walsh Page added in October, 2004 About the Author Mike Walsh is an internationally renowned progressive guitar virtuoso, composer and teacher.  For more information about Mike Walsh, his bands Sage and Hess, to hear samples of his playing/music, and to read more articles, visit his web sites. His latest CD with Sage is entitled "Lightning Strikes" Visit the Sage web site and the Hess web site If you have any comments, questions, or interest in taking lessons, e-mail Mike Walsh YES! This might be one of the biggest and most influential questions for beginners and intermediate level players to have to answer in taking that next step to music success. If you say no to this question, you will have slowed down the rate at which your musicianship, technical ability and musical goals will have flourished. Because this question is asked so frequently, I decided to take the time to write this article. Hopefully, I can help you realize the importance of music education so you can get more of what you want out of your guitar playing and music goals. The problem with this type of question is that people never see themselves as a worthwhile investment . I hear a lot of would-be musicians (beginners and players that dream of making it) scoff at the idea of spending $20 for a lesson, $1040 (52 weeks) a year, to help them excel at the very thing they love to do, play music. Other players only take lessons for a short while because they do not see the whole picture of progress and how they fit in it long term. By taking lessons you start off on the right path to success. At the same time, you are sending yourself a message that you are willing to do whatever it takes to be the best you can.

111. Dissent Magazine - Spring 2002 by michael Walzer. Leftist opposition to the war in Afghanistan faded in November and December of last year, not only because of the success of the war but http://www.dissentmagazine.org/menutest/archives/2002/sp02/decent.shtml

Can There Be A Decent Left? by Michael Walzer Leftist opposition to the war in Afghanistan faded in November and December of last year, not only because of the success of the war but also because of the enthusiasm with which so many Afghans greeted that success. The pictures of women showing their smiling faces to the world, of men shaving their beards, of girls in school, of boys playing soccer: all this was no doubt a slap in the face to leftist theories of American imperialism, but also politically disarming. There was (and is) still a lot to worry about: refugees, hunger, minimal law and order. But it was suddenly clear, even to many opponents of the war, that the Taliban regime had been the biggest obstacle to any serious effort to address the looming humanitarian crisis, and it was the American war that removed the obstacle. It looked (almost) like a war of liberation, a humanitarian intervention. Why shouldn't the American story be like these two, with long years of healthy oppositionist politics, and only episodic resentment? Wasn't America a beacon of light to the Old World, a city on a hill, an unprecedented experiment in democratic politics? I grew up with the Americanism of the popular front in the 1930s and 1940s; I look back on it now and think that the Communist Party's effort to create a leftist pop culture, in an instant, as the party line turned, was kitschy and manipulative-and also politically very smart. Paul Robeson's "Ballad for Americans," whatever the quality of the music, provides at least a sense of what an unalienated American radicalism might be like. The days after September 11 would not have been a bad time for a popular front. What had happened that made something like that unthinkable?

112. Well Worth Reading: Mike Schneider Well worth reading I requested Schneider s photo Actually, I edited out some improbable anatomical details. and this is what I got. Mike Schneider http://www.no-treason.com/wild/schneider.html

Well worth reading... I requested Schneider's photo... ...and this is what I got. Mike Schneider Schneider is as fierce an individualist as you will find on usenet. He cuts you less moral slack than anyone, an invaluable service in my judgement. I sometimes call him Sensei out of respect for the part he has played in my personal education. He kept whacking me in the head with a two-by-four until I entered a mental state receptive to rational argument. This is what he calls "neural adjustment". He doesn't think anything of significance can be taught, but in some cases neural adjustment is possible. I'm sure he'll be happy to adjust you if you give him half a chance. Many things Schneider has said seemed very wrong to me at first, but when I've disengaged my prejudices I've found that he's right with disconcerting frequency. He dragged me kicking and screaming out of my comfort zone, and then burned it to the ground. For that I thank him. Read him in a.c-e.c.w " Chemical spill" or Schneider/lung collaboration coverup? Featured Quote The important thing they'll be missing is the essential fact that the law is *corrupt*. Until they have spent countless hours researching the law, know they have the law on their side and then march into court and get mashed anyway, they will be forever naive. You can't beat the dragon from within its stomach.

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