41. Aikins, MacAulay & Thorvaldson LL.P. - People: David M. Carrick Source Code Escrow A Win Win Solution (co-authored with francis St.Hilaire), Fall 1996 edition of the Aikins, macaulay Thorvaldson Report http://www.aikins.com/people/bio.asp?lid=16

42. Aikins, MacAulay & Thorvaldson: Summer 96 Newsletter : Page 7 Aikins, macaulay and Thorvaldson francis ST. HILAIRE is a member of theTechnology Law Practice Group and provides legal services to both knowledge http://www.aikins.com/newsletters/sum96/7.htm

D epartment Profile: The Technology Law Practice Group/ The Intellectual Law Practice Group Left to right: David Carrick, Guy Joubert, Francis St. Hilaire, Nigel Thompson T he Technology Law Practice Group was formed in 1991 to focus on the unique legal requirements of clients who are either suppliers or user of technology. Members of the Group have developed expertise and experience in dealing with different technologies and in providing a multi-faceted array of services to clients. Subject matters include system acquisitions, software development, distribution and licensing, source code escrow, outsourcing, electronic data interchange, technology protection policies, proprietary rights protection policies, employment agreements, technology law audits, the Internet and multi-media products. Technology is in a constant state of evolution, with the only real “constant” being change itself. Technology Law is no different. So as to ensure that members of the Technology Law Practice Group continue to be fully informed regarding new and emerging Technology Law issues, members of the Group attend national and international conferences respecting Technology Law. M embers of the Technology Law Practice Group are active in writing articles and providing seminars to clients, industry groups, professional associations and financial institutions on topics of interest in the Technology Law area. Services are available in both English and French.

43. Donna Tartt Shrine | The Secret History | Characters | Charles Macaulay Comphrehensive information, quotes, graphics, etc on Charles macaulay, fromthe novel PPS thinking about francis .. i d REALLY like to be Charles . http://www.purpleglitter.com/donna_tartt/characters_charles_macaulay.html

Shrine for Donna Tartt, author of The Secret History: Comphrehensive information, quotes, graphics, etc... on Charles Macaulay, from the novel The Secret History by Donna Tartt. Please enable JavaScript to view the links-navigation bar. Richard Papen Henry Winter Francis Abernathy Camilla Macaulay Charles Macaulay Edmund (Bunny) Corcoran Julian Morrow Charles Macaulay CHARLES (m) From the Germanic name Karl, which was derived from a Germanic word which meant "man" (cognate with the Old English word ceorl). The most noteworthy bearer of this name was Charles the Great, commonly known as Charlemagne, a king of the Franks who came to rule over most of Europe. Several Holy Roman Emperors bore this name, as well as kings of England, France, Spain, Portugal, Sweden and Hungary. Other famous bearers include naturalist Charles Darwin who revolutionized biology with his theory of evolution, and novelist Charles Dickens who wrote such works as 'Great Expectations' and 'A Tale of Two Cities'. Behind the Name - the Etymology and History of First Names Favorite Excerpts And then there were a pair, boy and girl. I saw them together a great deal, and at first I thought they were boyfriend and girlfriend, until one day I saw them up close and realized they had to be siblings. Later I learned they were twins. They looked very much alike, with heavy dark-blond hair and epicene faces as clear, as cheerful and grave, as a couple of Flemish angels. And perhaps most unusual in the context of Hampdenwhere pseudo-intellects and teenage decadents abounded, and where black clothing was de regueur they liked to wear pale clothes, particularly white. In this swarm of cigarettes and dark sophistication they appeared here and there like figures from an allegory, or long-dead celebrants from some forgotten garden party.

44. Transcriptions Topics: Artists Of Information: Bacon: Bibliography Lord macaulay. francis Bacon. London, Paris, New York, Melbourne Cassell Company, Ltd., 1886. Quinton, Anthony. francis Bacon New York Hill and Wang, http://transcriptions.english.ucsb.edu/archive/topics/infoart/bacon/biblio.html

Sir Francis Bacon: Bibliography Bacon, Sir Francis. Great Books of the Western World: Advancement of Learning, Novum Organum, New Altlantis. Chicago, London, Toronto, Geneva: Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc., 1952. Lord Macaulay. Francis Bacon. Quinton, Anthony. Francis Bacon New York: Hill and Wang, 1980. Bacon, Sir Francis. Advancement of Learning and New Atlantis. London, Edinburgh, Glasgow, New York, Toronto, Melbourne, Bombay: Oxford University Press, 1913. This page is part of the Transcriptions Project (Last rev. 10/15/99)

45. Macaulay: Macaulay The macaulay Institute. Craigiebuckler, Aberdeen. macaulay, francis MacTutorHistory of Mathematics Archive Includes a brief biography and portrait of http://www.help-rebuild-iraq.com/1/macaulay.html

Macaulay A system for computation in algebraic geometry and commutative algebra. Description. Macaulay is a computer algebra system for mathematical computations in algebraic geometry and . http://www.math.columbia.edu/~bayer/Macaulay MaThomas Macaulay Thomas Babington Macaulay, eldest child of Zachary Macaulay, was born in Leicestershire on 25th October, 1800. Zachary Macaulay, who had worked in http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/PRmaca... Macaulay McColl Civil litigation law firm located in Vancouver, BC. Web site features profiles of the firm, its lawyers, and their areas of practise. http://www.macaulay.com Macaulay Heritage Park (Museum), Picton, Prince Edward County County of Prince Edward and the Friends of Macaulay Heritage Park. Macaulay Heritage. tour the . Welcome to. Macaulay Heritage Park. Macaulay Heritage. of mid 19th-century life . http://www.pec.on.ca/macaulay/ IMDb - Macaulay Culkin Internet Movie Database presents a profile on the New York-born actor. Provides a filmography, biography, photo gallery and message boards. http://us.imdb.com/name/nm0000346

46. Ray Francis [#14] At 2003 Canadian SCRABBLE Championship francis played 23 George macaulay (Saskatoon SK) and lost 290 to 381 (a spread Before this event, francis had not played macaulay in at least 4 years. http://www.scrabble-assoc.com/tourneys/2003/csc/build/player/1/14.html

December 5-8, 2003 Live Coverage Schedule Venue and Directions History ... Info for Media Go to: Commentary Games Players Photos ... Merchandise Back to 2003 Canadian SCRABBLE Championship Live Coverage: Players Ray Francis [#14] at 2003 Canadian SCRABBLE Championship Background Information Given name(s): Ray Surname(s): Francis Home: Pickering, ON, Canada Age: Occupation: Systems manager Career History 4-year record against other players at this event Past 1-12 months L W LL WW L WW Past 13-24 months L WWWWW LL WW LL WWW LL W L W L WW LLLLL WW L W LL W L W Past 25-36 months W LL W L W LLLL W L WW L W L W LLLLLLTW L W Past 37-48 months WWW LLLL WW LL W L W Rank Diagram See Legend Round-by-Round High score Average for Average against Round 1 Francis played #36 Lynda Wise (Toronto ON) and won 437 to 311 (a spread of 126) . Before this event, Francis had not played Wise in at least 4 years. Current ranking: #5. Current record: 1-0, +126. Francis is mentioned in this round's photo captions (1 hit). Round 2 Francis played #48 Trevor Sealy (Oshawa ON) and lost 354 to 372 (a spread of -18) . Francis's record vs. Sealy in the 4 years leading up to this event: 1-1 (0.500).

47. George MacAulay [#23] At 2003 Canadian SCRABBLE Championship macaulay played 14 Ray francis (Pickering ON) and won 381 to 290 (a spread of 91) .Before this event, macaulay had not played francis in at least 4 years. http://www.scrabble-assoc.com/tourneys/2003/csc/build/player/1/23.html

December 5-8, 2003 Live Coverage Schedule Venue and Directions History ... Info for Media Go to: Commentary Games Players Photos ... Merchandise Back to 2003 Canadian SCRABBLE Championship Live Coverage: Players George MacAulay [#23] at 2003 Canadian SCRABBLE Championship Background Information Given name(s): George Surname(s): MacAulay Home: Saskatoon, SK, Canada Age: Awards: 2002-03 Vancouver BC Occupation: Miner Career History 4-year record against other players at this event Past 1-12 months LL W LL WWWWWWW L W L WWW L W L Past 13-24 months L WW L WW LL WW L WW LLLL WWW L W L WW L WWWW LLL W Past 25-36 months WWW L W L WWWW LL WWWWWWWWW LL WWW L WW LL W LL WW L W L WWW L WW Past 37-48 months LLLL WW L W L W L WWW L WWW L WW L W L W L WWW LL W L W LLL W LLLTW L W L WW Rank Diagram See Legend Round-by-Round High score Average for Average against Round 1 MacAulay played #10 Sinna Vijayakumar (North York ON) and lost 311 to 492 (a spread of -181) . MacAulay's record vs. Vijayakumar in the 4 years leading up to this event: 0-1 (0.000). Past 1-12 months: no games.

48. JUNIUS, F. - LoveToKnow Article On JUNIUS, F. General Sir R. Rich, Dr Philip francis, a junto or committee of writers who used a Mrs Catherine macaulay (173391), Sir Philip francis, Lord Littleton, http://42.1911encyclopedia.org/J/JU/JUNIUS_F_.htm

JUNIUS, F. fought for the return to power of Chatham, who had recovered and was not on good terms with his successors. He communicated with Chatham, with George Grenville, with Wilkes, all enemies of the duke of Grafton, and also with Henry Sampson Woodfall, printer and part owner of the Public Advertiser. This private corresponderace has been preserved. It is written in the disguised hand used by Junius. What is artificial and stilted in this style did not offend the would-be classic taste of the 18th century, and does not now conceal the fact that the h~boriously arranged words, and artfully counterbalanced clauses, convey a venomous hate and scorn. The pre-established harmony between Junius and his readers accounts for the rapidity of his success, and for the importance attributed to him by Burke and Johnson, far better writers than himself. Before 1772 there appeared at least twelve unauthorized republications of his letters, made by speculative printers. In that year he revised the collection named Junius: The reasons for believing that Sir Philip Francis (q.v.) was Junius are very strong. His evasions were only to be expected. Several of the men he attacked lived nearly as long as himself, the sons of others were conspicuous in society, and King George III. survived him. Sir Philip, who had held office, who had been decorated, and who in his later years was ambitious to obtain JUNIUS, F.JUNKER

49. WILLIAM BEBB Papers (Library Of Congress) Included are letters from John Bright (18111889), Thomas Babington macaulay,francis Palgrave, Robert Peel (1788-1850), and Henry Richard (1812-1898). http://www.loc.gov/rr/mss/text/bebb.html

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50. Book Review The American Historical Review, 107.3 The support in Ralph Waldo Emerson, Thomas Babington macaulay, francis Bacon,William Shakespeare, Thomas Hardy, Tobias Smollett, Thomas More, and Carlyle. http://www.historycooperative.org/journals/ahr/107.3/br_104.html

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51. What Men Have Said About Jane Austen, Pg. 2 Southam informs us that this excerpt begins just after macaulay has The focusin this posting is on Sir francis Darwin, the son of Charles Darwin. http://www.ashton-dennis.org/pbear2.html

"On the Dais and Under the Canopy" A Posting of What Men Have December 16, 1998 Revd Fulwar-Craven Fowle - A Neighbor Deirdre Le Faye quotes this neighbor in her The British Library Writer's Lives: Jane Austen , Oxford. He had this to say about our Lady: Richard Whately and Thomas Macaulay Richard Whately (1787-1863) was a contemporary of Jane Austen, a scholar, and a churchman. He was professor of political economy at Oxford and would rise to the position of archbishop of Dublin. He is remembered as a critic of the use of dogma in theology. He also knew how to read as he demonstrated with this review of Jane Austen's last two novels. I will quote a very small part of the much longer essay. I recommend the full version to you; the essay was written over 175 years ago, but contains an excellent analysis of novels in general and Jane Austen's novels in particular. Among the many good things that I will not quote is the best analysis of Mansfield Park that I have ever seen. (I do not reproduce Whately's spelling of either "Shakspeare" or "Austin".) Among the authors of this school there is no one superior, if equal, to the lady whose last production is now before us, and whom we have much regret in finally taking leave of: her death (in the prime of life, considered as a writer) being announced in this the first publication to which her name is affixed. ...

52. A Taylor & Francis Journal: Chemistry And Ecology - Editorial Information AC Edwards macaulay Land Use Research Institute, Aberdeen, UK t.edwards@macaulay.ac.ukM. Holmer University of Southern DenmarkOdense Denmark http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/boards/gche-edbrd.asp

Contact Us Members of the Group All Products Books Journal Article eBooks Alphabetical Listing Journals by Subject New Journals Advertising ... eBooks Editor-in-chief Prof. Roberto Danovaro Institute of Marine Science University of Ancona Via Brecce Bianche 60131 Ancona Italy r.danovaro@univpm.it Advisory Board G. Howells University of Cambridge Cambridge UK Prof. I. W. Duedall Florida Institute of Technology USA Editorial Assistants Dr. A Dell'Anno and Dr. A. Pusceddu Institute of Marine Science, University of Ancona, Ancona, Italy dellano@unian.it and pusceddu@unian.it Editorial Advisory Board I. M. Banat University of Ulster, Coleraine, Northern Ireland, UK E-mail: IM.Banat@ulst.ac.uk M. S. Cresser University of York UK Email: msc5@york.ac.uk A. C. Edwards Macaulay Land Use Research Institute, Aberdeen, UK t.edwards@macaulay.ac.uk M. Holmer University of Southern DenmarkOdense Denmark holmer@biology.sdu.dk M. D. Loye-Pilot Institut de Biogeochimie Marine Laboratoire d'Ecologie Montrouge France E-mail: Marie-Dominique.Loye.Pilot@ens.fr

53. Sir Francis Grant (1803-1878), Portrait Painter And President Of The Royal Acade NPG 453 Thomas Babington macaulay, Baron macaulay by Sir francis Grant oil oncanvas,1853 Primary Collection NPG 453. Border. NPG 1121 http://www.npg.org.uk/live/search/person.asp?LinkID=mp01866&role=art&page=2

54. Thomas Babington Macaulay, Baron Macaulay (1800-1859), Historian, Poet And State NPG 453 Thomas Babington macaulay, Baron macaulay by Sir francis Grant oil oncanvas,1853 Primary Collection NPG 453. Border. NPG 2689 http://www.npg.org.uk/live/search/person.asp?LinkID=mp02855

55. Limited, Inc. macaulay?s assault on francis Bacon chose an object of enduring, macaulayemphasizes the relationship between the rising francis B. and Essex, http://limitedinc.blogspot.com/2002/05/and-give-hastings-necessary-powers-and.ht

@import url(http://www.blogger.com/css/navbar/main.css); @import url(http://www.blogger.com/css/navbar/1.css); Notify Blogger about objectionable content. What does this mean? BlogThis! Limited, Inc. Wednesday, May 08, 2002 The Judge�s skin �Cambyses was a great emperor, such another as our master is. He had many lord-deputies, lord-presidents, and lieutenants under him. It is a great while ago since I read the history. It chanced he had under him, in one of his dominions, a briber, a gift-taker, a gratifier of rich men; he followed gifts as fast as he that followed the pudding, a hand-maker in his office to make his son a great man, as the old saying is: Happy is the child whose father goeth to the devil. The cry of the poor widow came to the emperor�s ear, and caused him to flay the judge quick, and laid his skin in the chair of judgment, that all judges that should give judgment afterwards should sit in the same skin. Surely it was a goodly sign, a goodly monument, the sign of the judge�s skin. I pray God we may once see the skin in England.� This is Hugh Latimer, quoted for splendid, bloody effect by Macaulay as he reaches his butcher�s hand in and takes hold of the last little sweetmeats that are left to Francis Bacon�s immortal moral character. Macaulay has a very meat eater�s joy in attacking his prey. His prose assumes this wonderful sahib drollery, which you can tell he used to roll out when some heathen was brought to his office in Calcutta and he had to �straighten the boy out.� There�s a phrase in one of Shaw�s plays

56. Limited, Inc. page review of Basil Montague s edition of the works of francis Bacon.macaulay wrote it in Calcutta, and saw it published by the Edinburgh Review in http://limitedinc.blogspot.com/2002_04_28_limitedinc_archive.html

@import url(http://www.blogger.com/css/navbar/main.css); @import url(http://www.blogger.com/css/navbar/1.css); Notify Blogger about objectionable content. What does this mean? BlogThis! Limited, Inc. Saturday, May 04, 2002 Dope Limited Inc has been in operation for almost a year now. And we've discovered that our readers want bold stands. They want LI out there on the barricades. They want no shirking. They want LI to march, martyr-like, into the burning issues of the day into the very heart of the pyre. This is why so many of you have written in flocks of you, herds of you, you know how you congregate out there, in the darkness, a murder of readers, sometimes we wake up and feel you out there, sometimes we really do written in to ask us point blank: was Macauley right about Francis Bacon You are, of course, referring to Macaulay's hundred page "review" of Basil Montague's edition of the works of Francis Bacon. Macaulay wrote it in Calcutta, and saw it published by the Edinburgh Review in July, 1837. Like many other of Macaulay's essays, it had an electric effect after it was published. The Victorians always did things on an imperial scale: While LI is happy if we have 1000 words to tussle with a book, Macaulay was given 100 pages to review, essentially, a preface. The next editor of Bacon's works, a man named Spedding, wrote a nine hundred page refutation of Macaulay's essay. This is the same logic that conquered most of Africa and half of Asia. Wheeler on Coleridge's claim on the constitution org site) As a Plato, Bacon could be used against the force that was transforming the traditional form of property, and the hierarchy built upon it, because that force was perceived to be against every cultural value worth keeping. The Whiggish assault on the conventions of the rural landholders, on religion, was to its professional mourners (from Carlyle to Ruskin) the Dunciad writ large dullness as a social force, philistinism as a cultural dominant, the rush into some vast darkness within which one could hear, faintly, the reverberation of gunfire. From Emerson to Newman to Arnold, all the 19th century poobahs agreed that the philistine attitude had a charter, a Magna Carta, and it was the Bacon essay.

57. Basil Montagu, 1770-1851 francis Bacon is considered by many to have first synthesized and explicated The `Bacon controversy involved the eminent historian macaulay s vitriolic http://www.montaguemillennium.com/familyresearch/h_1851_basil.htm

Basil Montagu, 1770-1851 Son of John Montagu, fourth earl Sandwich and mistress Martha Ray. Bankruptcy Law. Son of the famous John Montagu, fourth earl of sandwich, first lord of the admiralty, and his murdered mistress Martha Ray. Educated at Charterhouse and Cambridge, 1790; resided at Cambridge and studied law until 1795; a close friend of Coleridge and Wordsworth; they were all enthusiastic young admirers of the French Revolution (1789); called to the bar, 1798; studying Bacon made him more conservative; acquired an extensive bankruptcy practice and acquired a reputation as a legal scholar; wrote a number of books on bankruptcy law, including A Digest of the Bankrupt Laws, with a Collection of the Cases argued and determined in the Courts of Law and Equity upon that subject Appointed to commission on bankruptcy and started reforming the bankruptcy laws, 1806; founded the Society for the Diffusion of Knowledge upon the Punishment of Death , 1809; wrote against secret bankruptcy commissions, 1810; exposed the corruption and expense of bankruptcy proceedings, 1825; Numerous legal and political writings regarding bankruptcy law; Knighted, 1835; accountant-general in bankruptcy, 1835-1846; established the liability of the Bank of England to pay interest on bankruptcy deposits;

58. Royal Society | About The Society | History Of Science | Biographies Of Fellows macaulay, francis Sowerby. Obituary Notices 19361938 vol 2 pp 357-361, plate,by HF Baker. macaulay, Thomas Babington, Baron macaulay http://www.royalsoc.ac.uk/page.asp?id=2376

59. Lectures And Tapes - Critique Of Religious Thought 4.+ 5. francis Schaeffer 20.1a, 20.1bT Vatican II Ranald macaulay X62 T. 04c.Liberalism A History of ReInventing Jesus Wade Bradshaw X1296 TD http://www.englishlabri.org/critiqueofreligiousthought.htm

Lectures and Tapes Back to Lectures and Tapes 04. A Critique of Religious Thought 04a. Evangelicalism "How To" Christianity Greg Grooms X960 T A Short History of the Charismatic Movement Barry Seagren X1088 T Church Growth and the Temptation of 'Relevance' Wade Bradshaw X1196 T Crisis in Contemporary Evangelicalism (pt 1-2) Ranald Macaulay X459, X467 T Evangelical Christianity 1. Whence? Francis Schaeffer X67 TD 2. Whither? Francis Schaeffer X68 T Frank Peretti and Spiritual Warfare Jerram Barrs X1216 T Health and Wealth Gospels - A Critique (pt 1-2) Dave Zink X638, X639 T How the Bible will Function in the Next Century Wade Bradshaw X1433 T Names and Issues (pt 1-2) Francis Schaeffer X447, X448 T On Pietism Greg Grooms X905 T Pietism Ranald Macaulay X784 T Power Religion: Key Texts on Demonisation John Kendall X1272 T Problems of Purpose 1. Evangelism Ranald Macaulay 79.3 T

60. Lectures And Tapes - Biblical Doctrine Death Ranald macaulay X165 T Easter Study of the Resurrection francis SchaefferX154 T In All Scriptures the Things Concerning Christ Clive Boddington X144 http://www.englishlabri.org/biblicaldoctrine.htm

Lectures and Tapes Back to Lectures and Tapes 07. Biblical Doctrine 07a. General A Theology of Meaning Dick Keyes X1152 T Absolute Limits of Christianity Francis Schaeffer 26.4 T Authority Series 1. The Authority of the Bible Jerram Barrs X665 T 2. The Authority of Christ Over the Mind Jerram Barrs X666 T 3. The Authority of Christ's Salvation Jerram Barrs X667 T 4. The Christian in Society Jerram Barrs X668 T 5. The Christian and Those in Authority (pt 1-2) Jerram Barrs X669, X670 T 7. Redeeming the Family: Parents and Children Jerram Barrs X673 T 8. The Church and the Individual Jerram Barrs X674 T 9. Sovereignty and Responsibility Jerram Barrs X675 T Basic Christianity: The Truth, the Gospel Barry Seagren X358 T Biblical Doctrine Series: Westminster Confession 01. Historical Christianity Francis Schaeffer 99.1, 99.2 T 02. God and Scripture Francis Schaeffer 99.3, 99.4 T

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