41. THE RAZOR'S EDGE RING Selected links to the best W. Somerset Maugham s THE RAZOR S edge sites on the william SOMERSET MAUGHAM Good biography. Lots of Maugham graphics, http://www.geocities.com/the_wanderling/razors_edge_ring.html

CLICK AT ARROW ACROSS TO WIDEN PAGE The Razor's Edge Ring Everything you ever wanted to know about W. Somerset Maugham's novel The Razor's Edge and Larry Darrell . Who he was in real life, what happened to him, etc. SINCE TIME IMMEMORIAL PEOPLE HAVE SOUGHT ENLIGHTENMENT AND SPIRITUAL AWAKENING. SUCH WAS THE CASE OF A YOUNG AMERICAN CALLED LAURANCE DARRELL FOLLOWING A DEVASTATING WARTIME EVENT. SEEKING AN ANSWER TO LIFE AND THE INFINITE HE TRAVELED TO INDIA EVENTUALLY STUDYING UNDER A VENERATED MAHARSHI. HIGH IN THE MOUNTAINS, HE EXPERIENCED ENLIGHTENMENT. BRITISH AUTHOR W. SOMERSET MAUGHAM CHRONICLED HIS STORY IN A BOOK HE CALLED: THE RAZOR'S EDGE: W. Somerset Maugham, Sri Ramana Maharshi, Guy Hague, and Zen Explores who Larry Darrell was in "real life" and what happened to him post-novel. THE RAZOR'S EDGE: True or False? All important Footnote [3] THE MEETING: An Untold Story of Sri Ramana THE SAINT Before he left for India did Somerset Maugham know about and intend to visit Sri Ramana Maharshi? SRI RAMANA MAHARSHI Insights and background into the "holy man" Maugham used as a model for Larry Darrell's teacher.

42. Hobart And William Smith Colleges :: Alumni: PSSurvey Fall 04 America’s competitive edge has become technology and product design, Several companies operated by Hobart and william Smith alums have flourished by http://www.hws.edu/alumni/keepintouch/pssurvey/fall04_manufacturing.asp

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43. Powell's Books - The Razor's Edge By William Somerset Maugham Maugham s greatest popular novel tells the story of Larry Darrell, an attractive and enigmatic American who forsakes bourgeois society to live a life http://www.powells.com/biblio?isbn=1400034205

44. Foreign Affairs - America's Information Edge - Joseph S. Nye, Jr. And William A. America s Information edge Joseph S. Nye, Jr. and william A. Owens From Foreign Affairs, March/April 1996. Article preview first 500 of 5399 words total. http://www.foreignaffairs.org/19960301faessay4185/joseph-s-nye-jr-william-a-owen

Advanced Search America's Information Edge Joseph S. Nye, Jr. and William A. Owens From Foreign Affairs March/April 1996 Article preview: first 500 of 5,399 words total. Summary: The American century, far from being over, is on the way. The information revolution, which capsized the Soviet Union and propelled Japan to eminence, has altered the equation of national power. America leads the world in the new technologies. Its emerging military systems can thwart any threat. On the "soft-power" side, it projects its ideals and other countries follow. To prevent an information race, America must share its lead; to preserve its reputation, it must keep its house in order. Joseph S. Nye, Jr., former Chairman of the National Intelligence Council and Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Affairs in the Clinton administration, is Dean of the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University. Admiral William A. Owens is former Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in the Clinton administration. Topics: U.S. Policy and Politics

45. William Hook Edge Of Autumn Art Print / Poster : Easyart.com Art prints and frames from Easyart. Buy edge Of Autumn, william Hook from Easyart. http://en.easyart.com/art-prints/prints/William-Hook/Edge-Of-Autumn-44570.html

Artist William HookTitle Edge Of Autumn Image Size 62 x 56cm Paper Size 81 x 69cm Price Movement Contemporary/Modern - OtherPeriod 1945 - PresentMedium Reproduction Print Despatch Info This print usually ships in 5 working days . (Add 2 days if framed) We guarantee that you won't find a better deal on custom framing! Options Buy this art print Approximate Size Guide Send to My Gallery Frame It Back Related Prints William Hook Autumn Road 46.00 x 61.00 cm Hook September Aspen 40.50 x 40.50 cm William Neill Aspen Tranquility 47.00 x 61.00 cm Richard Calvo Autumn Oak 19.00 x 48.00 cm William Hook Winding Road 46.00 x 61.00 cm Hook Indian Summer Range 81.00 x 81.00 cm Bill Philip Colours of Autumn 20.00 x 50.00 cm Bill Philip Meadow Land I 12.00 x 12.00 cm Bill Philip Meadow Land IV 12.00 x 12.00 cm Site MapShipping CostsPrivacy NoticeContact Us ... Easyart.com HOME MY GALLERY ART CART MY ACCOUNT ... Click for Advanced Search Art Prints Entire Range Your Cart is Empty! Edge Of Autumn, William Hook Easyart ID: Art Print Information

46. William Cohen, At Freedom’s Edge At Freedom’s edge is william Cohen’s comprehensive history of black mobility fro the Civil War to World War I. Cohen treats mobility as a central component http://www.lsu.edu/lsupress/Books/1991/Cohen_Freedom

Advanced Search Published 1991. 340 pages. 6 x 9. ISBN 0-8071-1621-1 $52.95s ISBN 0-8071-1652-1 paper $23.95s Also of Interest: Labor of Innocents The Union League Movement in the Deep South William Cohen is a probing study of the black search for freedom within freedom. William Cohen is professor of history at Hope College, in Holland, Michigan. Top Home Contact Us Join Our E-Mail List ... Louisiana State University home page

47. William M. Lamers/The Edge Of Glory The edge of Glory A Biography of General william S. Rosecrans, USA With The edge of Glory, william M. Lamers returns this imposing, colorful figure to http://www.lsu.edu/lsupress/Books/spring99/99spr_book/lamers

Advanced Search Published 1999. 520 pages. 5 1/2 x 8 1/2. 8 line drawings. ISBN 0-8071-2396-X paper $22.95Tr Also by Larry J. Daniel The Edge of Glory A Biography of General William S. Rosecrans, U.S.A. William M. Lamers With a New Introduction by Larry J. Daniel New York Times Book Review The Edge of Glory, William M. Lamers returns this imposing, colorful figure to his rightful place in history. William M. Lamers was the assistant superintendent of schools in Milwaukee. Larry J. Daniel , a Methodist minister in Murray, Kentucky, is the author or coauthor of three books on the Civil War, including Shiloh. Top Home Contact Us Join Our E-Mail List ... Louisiana State University home page

48. Edge Life For Cultural Creatives edge Life interview with william Bloom, UK s Holism leader by Tim Miejan Part 1 Interview with william Bloom Awakening the New Millennium Priestess http://www.edgenews.com/home.html

Healing With A Heart Directory Happenings Source Listings Edge Life Expo ... Search Our Site SERVING THE UPPER MIDWEST . . .and beyond JULY 2005 :: INDEX OUR FEATURED TOPIC: BUILDING COMMUNITY Building Community by Wanda Urbanska and Frank Levering In the mad rush of America today, many customs that contribute to the quality of life have fallen by the wayside. Good Neighbors by Meredith Jordan This is a story of something lost and something found, and the snowstorm that precipitated both events. Finding Home by Suzanne Vadnais Monson I was called to this sacred river valley by something ancient. I felt it the very first time I visited. Special to Edgelife.net: Creating Space in our Minds for Community to Grow by Thomas Capshew Overcoming and overriding the tidal wave of individualism in our culture is one of the central tasks of creating community.

49. Genetic Artist With An Edge Genetic artist with an edge. william Haseltine sneers at genome project, emphasizes new drugs. Sunday, June 25, 2000. By Byron Spice, Science Editor, http://www.post-gazette.com/healthscience/20000625haseltine2.asp

Genetic artist with an edge William Haseltine sneers at genome project, emphasizes new drugs Sunday, June 25, 2000 By Byron Spice, Science Editor, Post-Gazette Wearing a ruffled shirt and a bow in his hair, Luis Egidio Melendez holds a paintbrush in his right hand and a sketch of a man in his left. Garbed in a business suit with his thinning black hair slicked back, William Haseltine holds a pen in his left hand and a chart of human proteins in his right. William Haseltine of Human Genome Sciences in a protein discovery laboratory at his company. (Matt Freed, Post-Gazette) These images a 1746 self-portrait by the Spanish painter and a photo of the biochemist are juxtaposed in the annual report of Haseltine's company, Human Genome Sciences. The symbolism isn't hard to grasp. Haseltine is redrawing the human body, one protein at a time. And Haseltine, a man not noted for his modesty, no doubt savors the biochemist-as-artist analogy. "There's a new medicine being born under everyone's eyes," said Haseltine, speaking in a calm, soft voice at his Rockville, Md., headquarters. The source of what he calls "regenerative medicine" is brewing in fermentation tanks on the floor below: natural proteins, including hormones and antibodies, that will help the body heal itself or compensate for deficits. Think of what insulin has done for diabetics and imagine that approach being applied to afflictions ranging from bedsores to osteoporosis, from high blood pressure to lymphoma.

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52. CNN.com - Supreme Court Non-news Keeps Washington On Edge - Jul 8 Supreme Court nonnews keeps Washington on edge The 80-year-old chief, william H. Rehnquist, has thyroid cancer. And though he s been working full-time http://www.cnn.com/2005/POLITICS/07/08/retirement.rumors.ap/

53. Rosalie Barrow Edge Rosalie Barrow married Charles Noel edge, a wealthy British engineer, who was heavily All were hoping that william Wharton, NPA’s wealthy president, http://www.dep.state.pa.us/dep/PA_ENV-Her/edge.htm

Sponsored By: PHMC Active Members Contribute! Commission History of Pennsylvania Happy Birthday! ... Environment ROSALIE BARROW EDGE Rosalie Edge at Hawk Mountain Trail Entrance (1950s) (picture provided by Jim Brett) by Jim Brett Hawk Mountain Sanctuary Called by her contemporaries, "The only honest, unselfish, indomitable hellcat in the history of conservation," and the "glorious Joan of Arc of conservation," Rosalie Barrow Edge was a giant in the history of American Conservation. These epitaphs did not come lightly for Rosalie Edge fought hard to win her battles. Her move into the arena of conservation and species’ protection no doubt had its seeds planted when her family, in 1915, bought a summer home on Long Island. She developed a keen interest in birds and her interest in birdwatching grew and remained an important force for the rest of her life. Throughout her lifetime she was able to build her "life list" to over 800 species. Rosalie Edge was not a religious person in the strict sense, but was quick to point out, "......that when we who have feeling for birds observe a mighty eagle or the perfection of a tiny warbler, we see, not the inspiration of God filtered through human agency, but the very handiwork of the Creator Himself."

54. BBC - Health - TV And Radio - Edge Of Life edge of Life provides a unique insight into the dramatic life and death Clare Bannister has already decided to put her fouryear-old son william through http://www.bbc.co.uk/health/tv_and_radio/edgeoflife_index.shtml

@import url('/includes/tbenh.css') ; Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index THURSDAY 1st September 2005 Text only BBC Homepage Lifestyle Health ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! Edge of Life provides a unique insight into the dramatic life and death dilemmas faced by doctors and patients. Filming over a period of 12 months, the three-part series reveals a number of moving stories that raise strong ethical questions. In this article Programme 1 - Who Should Get The Transplant? Programme 2 - To Change My Child's Face? Programme 3 - Is This Baby's Life Worth Living? Useful contacts Programme 1 - Who Should Get The Transplant? Shown: 18 November, 9pm BBC2 This first film in a series of three focuses on the stories of patients requiring liver transplants, and the agonising decisions doctors face about who lives and dies. The doctors must decide if a man who has attempted suicide, a 14-year-old girl and a recovering alcoholic each have the right to a new liver. Simon Vickers was rushed to the Queen Elizabeth hospital in Birmingham after taking over 100 paracetemol tablets. The overdose was an attempt to end his life following a number of years battling clinical depression. Lying unconscious in intensive care with just 24 hours to live, doctors must decide if he should be given a second chance. Also trying to get on the transplant list is teenager Nicola Hill, she has been recently diagnosed with autoimmune hepatitis, a condition that causes her own body to attack her liver. Nicola, along with her parents, needs to make an urgent decision - should she opt for a liver transplant. It could help her overcome her immediate problems, but carries a one in five chance of her dying.

55. Edge Of Ecstasy By William Bonilla - AuthorsDen edge Of Ecstasy, Kiss my forehead That awaits the softness Of your lips Caress my temples They favor the sensuous Probing Of your fingertips. http://www.authorsden.com/visit/viewpoetry.asp?AuthorID=11634&id=136441

56. William Brendan McPhillips william Brendan McPhillips. A POET ON A MAGICAL JOURNEY HOME. I was born on the edge of the New World and grew up on the edge of the old. http://wbmcphil.home.pipeline.com/

William Brendan McPhillips A POET ON A MAGICAL JOURNEY HOME I was born on the edge of the New World and grew up on the edge of the old. Poetry was born on the ocean between the two; on a ship called the Pennland , going the wrong way in a world collapsing in war. We left the Bronx behind and were heading for Glasgow, Scotland. On November 27th, 1939, somewhere at sea, a poet named Bob Thomson set the course that brings me, now, to you. By the time I got to Ballaghaderreen, in County Roscommon, in the West of Ireland, I knew I had the poet's ear. There, on The Way Of The Little Oaks , that were no more; at the foot of Bockagh Hill and the edge of three Counties, I heard the language of ancestors, the words of Milton and Wordsworth, the grace of the Latin Mass, the Glaswegian of my mother, and traces of America in my brother's voices and always the echo of Bob Thomson's poem about me. Poetry is a memorial art, a way of remembering the moments of consciousness, creating a world we would know and love the fuller for having found ourselves at home in it. Between then and now, here and there, there were many diversions, many encounters and yet, for me at least, poetry was always alive, embracing the whole of my world with tantalizing thoughts of the power and joy of love, of being on a magical journey into the eternal here and now.

57. OpenDoor: MIT's Leading Edge, September 2001 MIT s Leading edge. Part 1 Intellectual Leadership. Part 2 Community Leadership william Hanson Codirector, Leaders for Manufacturing Program http://alumweb.mit.edu/opendoor/200109/hanson.shtml

In This Edition MIT's Leading Edge Part 1: Intellectual Leadership Part 2: Community Leadership Part 3: Business and Enterprise Leadership Prof. Sheila Widnall '60 Former Secretary of the U.S. Air Force L. Robert Johnson '63 President of the MIT Alumini Association William Hanson Co-director, Leaders for Manufacturing Program Soulaymane Kachani SM '01 President of the Graduate Student Council in 2000-01 Micah Samuels LFM '02 Charles Harrison Smith III Award winner openDOOR home Tell Us What You Think Questions and Answers: William Hanson LFM-SDM Co-Director Bill Hanson, a long-time Digital Equipment Corp. vice president before coming to MIT, won the School of Engineering's first Infinite Mile Award for Leadership this spring. What constitutes good leadership? We believe that the qualities that characterize good leadership in the corporate and academic world are the same - it's their application that may differ. These qualities are important: A clear vision of what you're trying to accomplish and a game plan for making it happen Good communication to help people understand the game plan, how they can contribute to it, and the personal and organizational benefits that will be realized

58. Valero Comes Closer To The Edge [Fool.com: Commentary] April 27, 2005 Valero Comes Closer to the edge. Bill Mann loved Valero when loving Valero admire what Valero s management, headed by CEO william Greehey, has wrought. http://www.fool.com/news/commentary/2005/commentary05042707.htm

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59. The Other Side -- Back From The Edge: An Article By Mark William Olson An article by Mark william Olson pull quote On the edge of society. On the edge of an explosive fury over all he has endured. Put down. Demeaned. http://www.theotherside.org/archive/jul-aug97/olson.html

An article by Mark William Olson 'm nearly asleep when the phone rings. In a drowsy daze, I head down the hall of our Chicago apartment toward the phone. "Hello?" I ask, as alertly as I can manage. "Mark, you ain't a' gone to bed, has you?" It's Sandy June, her voice resounding with the rich, Southern mountains that gave her birth. "Well, I was getting ready," I answer, slightly understating the reality. There's a tremble in Sandy's voice. "We was wondering, could you come over to our place in a bit?" I ask what's happened. It's Jimmy Junior, she says. He's come home half-crazed, half-drunk. He's got a gun, and he says he's gonna kill himselfalong with anybody who gets in his way. He's been storming around like a wild man. Finally, he's gone back to his bedroom. And he's been back there a long time. She tells me that they could hear him ranting and raving for a while, but now it's quiet. She and Jimmy Senior figure Jimmy Junior might be asleep before long. "We was thinking," she continues, "maybe you could come over and get the gun away from him. None of us dares go near him. But we was thinking that maybe he'd listen to you..." I can't remember where or how I first met Jimmy Junior. But I remember some of the many ramshackle Chicago flats and houses I've visited him in. And I can picture the times I've sat with him at mental institutions.

60. The Other Side -- Back From The Edge: An Article By Mark William Olson (page 2) Violence and crime emerge when people are pushed to the edge. When community is broken. Author Mark william Olson lives in Fredericksburg, Virginia. http://www.theotherside.org/archive/jul-aug97/olson2.html

Previous page Unfortunately, it has usually been the way of humanity to take those who are on the edge and push them further. Some children grow up without the full love of family and community, and their behavior shows it. So what do we do? We push them into separate classrooms and treat them in separate ways. And when, as a result of their growing separation from family and community, they behave even worse, we send them to detention centers and jails. We declare them fit only for "life in the tombs," far from the village, far from the community, far from the love that could bring them back. Violence and crime are always least prevalent when there is a strong and thriving community. A community that is inclusive, that shares as one in the amplitudes and scarcities of life. A community that includes within its boundsand keeps within its boundsall those with whom God has blessed it, regardless of origin or status or outward identity. Violence and crime emerge when people are pushed to the edge. When community is broken. Yet, so often, the response of humanity to violence and crime has been not to restore community but to break it further. To lock people up. To chain people down. To shove those who are broken and afraid ever further toward the edge. To chop off their heads, inject them with poisons, or boil them in their own juices.

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