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Dance of the Debutantes, for piano by Paul Cohn, 1896 Xylophone Dance. [P. F.] by Paul Cohn, 1897 Knights of the Cross. Waltzes. [P. F.] by Paul Cohn, 1900 The Bohemians. March and Two Step. [P. F.] by Paul Cohn, 1901 The Campus. March and Two-Step. [P. F.] M. Witmark & Sons: New York & Chicago, 1898 by Paul Cohn, Capital cost models for geothermal power plants ([Report] BNWL - Battelle Memorial Institute, Pacific Northwest Laboratory, Richland, Wash) by Paul D Cohn, 1976 Eloise. < Waltz song. > Words by Fred J. Hamill by Paul Cohn, 1899 The Girl and the Butterfly. [Song.] Words by Arthur J. Lamb by Paul Cohn, 1901 " Of course. " [Song.] Words by Fred J. Hamill by Paul Cohn, 1900 Why? [Song.] Words by Fred. J. Hamill by Paul Cohn, 1899 The Latch String is always hanging out for you. [Song.] Words by Fred J. Hamill by Paul Cohn, 1900 When Sarah Jackson's Name is changed to Brown. Coon story. [Song.] Words by Fred. M. Statia by Paul Cohn, 1896 The Shadow. Dance Mysterious. [P. F.] by Paul Cohn, 1898 Hindoo Patrol. March characteristique ... for the piano by Paul Cohn, 1896

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61. Cambridge Plasma Fusion Center, Massachusetts Institute Of Technology
    Head cohn, Daniel R. Associate Head Woskov, paul P. cohn, Daniel R. Machuzak, John S. Woskov, paul 4. Systems Studies Group. Bromberg, Leslie 1  
    http://epub.iaea.org/fusion/public/ws97/node311.html

62. TAP: Vol 11, Iss. 19. Paul Cassell And The Goblet Of Fire. Edward Cohn.
    This biweekly magazine of politics, policy and culture provides intelligent, entertaining and enlightening commentary on important issues of our time.  
    http://www.prospect.org/print/V11/19/cohn-e.html
    
    Extractions: Issue Date: 0.0.00 Print Friendly Email Article W arning: The editorial comment you are about to listen to has not been endorsed by the management of the College of Law. Most academic commentators have arrived at contrary opinions. Butdarn itI'm right." Paul Cassell, a law professor at the University of Utah, often flashes this message to his students on an overhead projector. He is probably the nation's best-known conservative challenger to the legal status quo, and he revels in the role. In June, however, he seemed for a moment to have been stopped in his tracks. The Supreme Court upheld its 1966 Miranda ruling (made famous by TV police dramas in which suspects are told, "You have the right to remain silent... .") by the surprisingly wide margin of seven to two, decisively rejecting the legal reasoning behind Cassell's eight-year crusade to overturn the decision. But Cassell has promised to find other ways to press the issue, and Miranda , in any case, is just one of Cassell's three passions. He is also a leader in the movement for a victims' rights amendment to the Constitution. (He represented the families of 89 victims in the Oklahoma City bombing trial.) And in the midst of a growing debate about the death penalty, Cassell has emerged as the academic world's foremost defender of capital punishment.

63. American Prospect Online - ViewPrint
    paul Cassell and the Goblet of Fire. By Edward cohn Issue Date 08.28.00. Print Friendly Email Article. Warning The editorial comment you are about to  
    http://www.prospect.org/web/view-print.ww?id=5447

64. Faculty Members Available For Serving As Chair Of Special Committees 2005-2006 -
    cohn, Abigail Gellert, paul Hatch, Martin Kuruvilla, Sarosh C. Loos, Tamara I. McGowan, Kaja Ryter, Loren Siegel, James T. Tagliacozzo, Eric  
    http://lrc.cornell.edu/asian/graduate/MA/faculty

65. Stan Getz Similar Artists: Serge Chaloff, Al Cohn, Ben Webster
    An excellent tenor saxophonist and a superior arranger/composer, Al cohn was The greatest moment of paul Gonsalves musical career occurred at the 1956  
    http://www.mp3.com/stan-getz/artists/5611/similar.html
    
    Extractions: One of the great baritone saxophonists and the first major soloist on that instrument to emerge since Harry Carney (he preceded Gerry Mulligan), Serge Chaloff was a drug addict during his prime years, resulting in broken friendships and lost opportunities. After playing with the orchestras of Boyd Raeburn (1944-1945), Georgie Auld (1945-1946),... Read More An excellent tenor saxophonist and a superior arranger/composer, Al Cohn was greatly admired by his fellow musicians. Early gigs included associations with Joe Marsala (1943), Georgie Auld, Boyd Raeburn (1946), Alvino Rey, and Buddy Rich (1947). But it was when he replaced Herbie Steward as one of the "Four Brothers" with Woody Herman's Second... Read More

66. Roy Cohn
    In his late years Roy cohn, a major figure in McCarthyera anti-communist activities, became a popular paul Castellano Home Colombo Crime Family  
    http://www.carpenoctem.tv/mafia/cohn.html
    
    Extractions: Mob Lawyer In his late years Roy Cohn, a major figure in McCarthy-era anti-communist activities, became a popular lawyer for top mafiosi, including Fat Tony Salerno, Carmine Galante and several members of the Gambino crime family . Among the latter were Carlo's sons Tommy and Joe Gambino, Carmine Fatico, Angelo Ruggiero and John Gotti If not for Cohn's counsel, Gotti's career might have ended more than a decade before he catapulted to boss of the Gambinos. In 1973 Gotti was looking at a long prison term for a killing he participated in at the orders of Godfather Gambino . The victim was James McBratney, who had kidnapped for ransom and killed one of the don's nephews. Gotti and two other hoodlums, Ruggiero and Ralph Galione, cornered McBratney in a Staten Island bar. They flashed phony police badges and tried to hustle their quarry away to a more private location where he could be dispatched in the horrible fashion the don wished. McBratney was not fooled and resisted. Galione produced a gun, which he was forced to turn on menacing bar patrons. A drunk tried to intervene and the gun went off accidentally. Galione panicked and fired three shots into McBratney. The job had been slightly botched, but Gambino was not displeased. Unfortunately witnesses easily identified the killer trio, and Tuggiero and Gotti were arrested. In the meantime gunner Galione had been shot dead, apparently by McBratney pals.

67. The Canada Council For The Arts - Zacharias Kunuk On His Film Atanarjuat
    best director (Zacharias Kunuk), best screenplay (the late paul Apak Angilirq) and best editing (Kunuk, Norman cohn and MarieChristine Sarda).  
    http://www.canadacouncil.ca/aboutus/artistsstories/fc127135715494384896.htm
    
    Extractions: Skip to content Art Bank Canadian Commission for UNESCO PLRC ... Canada Site Search For In Entire Site Other About the Canada Council Disciplines and Offices Endowments and Prizes Grant Programs Making a case for the Arts - Advocacy News and Events Publications Utilities Advanced Search Sitemap Print this Page Grant Programs... ... Aboriginal Arts Secretariat Home About Us Artist's Stories and Profiles Natar Ungalaaq, in AtanarjuatPhoto: Norman Cohn © Igloolik Isuma Productions Artist Profiles and Success Stories In 2001, Inuit filmmaker Zacharias Kunuk won the Camera d’or for best first feature at the Cannes Film Festival. The Inuktitut-language film took six Genie Awards in the same year, including best picture, best director (Zacharias Kunuk), best screenplay (the late Paul Apak Angilirq) and best editing (Kunuk, Norman Cohn and Marie-Christine Sarda). Margaret Atwood called the film a "knockout." An English critic said: "If Homer had been given a video camera, this is what he would have done." Atanarjuat received support from the Canada Council’s media arts program and Millennium Arts Fund.

68. WFDF :: History Of DDC
    1981, WFC Jon cohn/paul Brenner, USA, G Kirkland/Cyndi Birch, USA,; 1982, WFC Sean Sheldon/Snapper Pierson, USA, Judy Horowitz/Joann Loftus, USA,-  
    http://www.wfdf.org/index.php?page=history/ddc.htm

69. Notre Dame Computer Science And Engineering: Technical Reports, Pre-1992
    Title Using KernelLevel Support for Distributed Shared Data; Author(s) David L. cohn, paul M. Greenawalt, Michael R. Casey, and Matthew P. Stevenson  
    http://www.cse.nd.edu/research/tech_reports/pre-1992.html
    
    Extractions: Title: Processor Sharing for Cooperative Multi-task Applications Author(s): Karen M. Tracey Notes: Ph.D. Dissertation, University of Notre Dame, April 1991. Downloadable formats: PostScript Gzipped Compressed Title: Using Kernel-Level Support for Distributed Shared Data Author(s): David L. Cohn, Paul M. Greenawalt, Michael R. Casey, and Matthew P. Stevenson Notes: Appeared in Proceedings of 1991 USENIX Workship on Experiences with Distributed and Multiprocessor Systems, Atlanta, GA, March 1991. Downloadable formats: PostScript Gzipped Compressed Title: Data UnitsA Process Interaction Paraidgm Author(s): William P. Delaney, David L. Cohn, Karen M. Tracey, and Michael R. Casey Notes: Appeared in Proceedings of 1991 USENIX Workship on Experiences with Distributed and Multiprocessor Systems, Atlanta, GA, March 1991. Downloadable formats: PostScript Gzipped Compressed Title: Group ManagementAn Approach to Processor Sharing for Cooperative Multi-task Applications Author(s): Karen M. Tracey Notes: Appeared in Proceedings of 1991 USENIX Workship on Experiences with Distributed and Multiprocessor Systems, Atlanta, GA, March 1991.

70. SS > NF Reviews > Paul M. Cohn
    home NF reviews paul M. cohn. paul M. cohn. Search Web for paul M. cohn • Google search • Alta Vista search. Books. (Linear Equations); (Solid Geometry)  
    http://www-users.cs.york.ac.uk/~susan/bib/nf/c/paulmchn.htm

71. Israeli Refusers Resist The Wall : News From The Region : Palestinian Israeli Co
    On April 28, Israeli conscientious objectors Eyal Brami and Alex cohn recently joined 1200 Alex cohn at the Bil in demonstration. Photo paul Pierce  
    http://www.afsc.org/israel-palestine/news/Bilin-Protest.htm
    
    Extractions: Faces of Hope Campaign Home Take Action Israeli Conscientious Objectors Ziyarat az Zeitoun- Visiting the Olives ... News from the Region Email this page By Paul Pierce, Quaker International Affairs Representative Palestinians, Israelis and Internationals protest the construction of the Separation Wall in the town of Bil'in. Photo: Paul Pierce Eyal Brami at the Bil'in demonstration. Photo: Paul Pierce Ha'aretz reported ( MK Barakeh hurt by stun grenade at anti-separation fence rally , 4/28/05) that agent provocateurs employed by the Israeli government threw stones during the otherwise nonviolent protest. The Israeli agents proceeded to pull guns from beneath their clothes and arrest youths who also took up stone throwing. Alex Cohn at the Bil'in demonstration. Photo: Paul Pierce Nearly a dozen protesters were injured by tear gas and rubber bullets during the four-hour ordeal. Mohammed Barakeh, an Arab member of the Israeli Knesset, was choked by an Israeli soldier and was injured when a tear gas canister went off at his feet. Israeli peace activist Uri Avnery was thrown to the ground by an Israeli soldier. This is not the first time undercover agents of the Israeli military were used to incite violence in an otherwise nonviolent demonstration. In July 2004, during a demonstration against the Separation Wall in A-Ram, undercover agents threw stones at soldiers and border police and then turned on other youths who did like-wise and proceeded to arrest them. This is an ongoing tactic utilized to discredit and destroy nonviolent protest activities and provoke violence against the demonstrators by the armed forces.

72. Pope John Paul II
    John paul managed a muffled thank you to cohn s greeting, cohn said. John paul s final goal was to provide a silent, tortured witness to the redemptive  
    http://www.nola.com/religion/content/stories/pope8.html
    
    Extractions: MILLIONS MOURN THE PASSING OF POPE JOHN PAUL II Sunday, April 03, 2005 By Bruce Nolan Staff writer Pope John Paul II, the Polish intellectual whose strong-willed, activist papacy helped undermine the Soviet Union, redefined the office's relationship to the world and dominated the billion-member Roman Catholic Church for more than a quarter century, died Saturday after a long and conspicuously public struggle with Parkinson's Disease. He was 84. John Paul died at 9:37 p.m. in Vatican City, or 1:37 p.m. New Orleans time. Frail and immobile, he died after a urinary tract infection spread and he suffered heart and kidney failure, the Vatican said. But the final infection was merely the latest complication in a series of disabilities that beset the pope as the neurological disease progressively tightened its grip after becoming noticeable in 1993. John Paul lost his ability to walk more than a year ago, then more recently, his ability to speak. Twice in February he was hospitalized, the last time to perform an urgent tracheotomy to help him breathe. Yet until nearly the very end he maintained some semblance of a public schedule. He was wheeled from event to event; aides read his speeches as he sat, silent and nearly immobile, nearby.

73. News And Events | Spry Lecture
    My team was Norman cohn, paul Apak, and paul Qulitalik. We also made Qaggiq in 1988. In 1991 we decided that the Inuit Broadcasting Corporation was not the  
    http://www.isuma.ca/news/zach_spry.html
    
    Extractions: Universite de Montreal, Montreal, 28 November 2002 I came to Igloolik in 1966. There was no TV in Igloolik in 1966. The community kept voting TV out, twice, because the CBC had no Inuktitut programming. Before TV came, we used to go to our community hall, which had 16mm movies. At the age of twelve I started doing sculpture and would sell them to my teachers to make a little money, because it cost a quarter to get in. I would try and finish carving before the show time, filing away. I would sometimes be late, but most of the time I made it. I remember watching movies with cowboys and Indians and John Wayne and the cavalry. I was watching this movie one evening and John Wayne was my man. We were in the fort and he sent out scouts. I was one of the soldiers, and so we went out and didn't come back. The soldiers were dead, and there were soldiers and horses with arrows in them everywhere. I asked, "What kind of Indians did this?" Because I was thinking like those soldiers. As I got older and saw myself as an aboriginal person, I learned that there are two sides to every story. As I got older, I continued doing good sculptures in soapstone, carving for more money. I learned I could own 35 mm cameras, experimenting with different types of cameras and different scenes, documenting the hunt. But then came the moving camera. So one day in 1980, I heard that any breathing person could own a moving picture camera. And that was the day I decided I got to have one. With my carving buddy, who also played Atanarjuat, Natar Ungalaaq, we spent two weeks carving. We flew down and I traded my carvings for a Betamax camera, portapak and a VCR and I bought myself a 26 inch TV.

74. Isuma - On-line Catalogue
    EDITOR Norman cohn, Zacharias Kunuk, paul Apak Angilirq. FUNDING Telefilm Canada, Government of Northwest Territories, Canada Council, Channel 24 Igloolik  
    http://www.isuma.ca/catalogue/isuma_view.php?what=79

75. The Gnosis Of Homo Sapiens
    Norman cohn and paul Zweig both perceive the Free Spirits in this way. However Free Spirits, like Kaballists and Sufis were following the natural divine  
    http://www.dhushara.com/book/consum/gnosh.htm
    
    Extractions: Return to Genesis of Eden? (Walker B cov) The Gnosis of Homo sapiens Gnosis is a term which means 'knowing' - subjective inner-knowing or insight, as opposed to analytic knowledge. Gnosticism is broadly the following which seeks and celebrates this form of direct knowing. In a narrower sense it is applied to the gnostic movement of early Christianity. The Gnostic Background in the Perennial Philosophy All religions in some sense claim to take us to the core of enlightenment. They apporach it in different ways. Although some Christians were professed mystics, despite coming within the orthodox tradition, in Christianity generally there is an attitude that forgiveness of sins comes only through Christ who is God, not through the transcending of ignorance in our own self-realization. Both the Vedantic tradition and Buddhism have embraced deeply this path of self-realization and convey some of the deepest insights within their traditions. Sufis also have such insight traditions as does the Kabbala. At an opposite extreme, nature shamanism has retained a primal sense of intimate spiritual contact with nature and with circumstance as had Taoism. Gnosis represents for Christianity the lost esoteric tradition which claimed to carry the inner teachings of Jesus. This puts gnosticism in a very special position. Of all traditions and in common to the Jewish, Christian and Islamic traditions Christ has a unique status as the herald of the transformative epoch. The two millennia of Christianity pivots on this sense of historical culmination. For Buddhism and Vedanta, the epochs culminate in the Kali-yuga but in a more endless cyclic manner in the round of incarnation and the void.

76. 1920 Football Team - University Of Michigan Athletics
    Third Row ass t coach Prentiss Douglas, Edward Usher, Abe cohn, paul Goebel, James Johns, Viggo Nelson, Bill Van Orden, ass t coach Robert Watson  
    http://www.umich.edu/~bhl/athdept/football/fbteam/1920fbt.htm
    
    Extractions: Wrestling Overall Record: Conference Record: Conference Finish: 6th place Coach: Fielding Yost Captain: Angus Goetz All-Conference: Ernie Vick Trainer: Archie Hahn, William Fallon Assistant coach: Prentiss Douglass, A.J. Sturznegger, Robert Watson, Edwin Mather, Derril Pratt Manager: Robert McKean Opponent Date Site Result Attend. Case H W Michigan Agr. H W Illinois H L Tulane H W Ohio State A L Chicago (HC) H W Minnesota A W Total Points Starting Lineups Position Player left end Frank Cappon (7) left tackle Angus Goetz (7) left guard R. Jerome Dunne (7) center Ernie (Henry) Vick (7) right guard Hugh Wilson (6)

77. Saul Landau: Just Who Exactly Runs This Country?
    Back to Salem paul Shanley and the Return of Recovered Memory . Kathleen Christison The Grandchildren of Roy cohn. The Politics of the Repressed  
    http://www.counterpunch.org/landau03192005.html
    
    Extractions: home subscribe donate about us ... events Inside the New Print Edition of CounterPunch: How Go the Democrats? Democrats on the Brink: Alexander Cockburn and Jeffrey St. Clair; Innocent Lads, Depraved Killers and Predatory Priests by JoAnn Wypijewski; Torture Air, Inc.: the Road to Rendition: by Jeffrey St. Clair. Remember these stories are available exclusively in the print 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! Call Toll Free 1-800-840-3683

78. Robert Fisk Meet The New Iraqi Strongman Paul Bremer
    Marjorie cohn The Thin Blue Line How the US Occupation of Iraq Imperils paul Bremer s taste in clothes symbolises the new Iraq very well.  
    http://www.counterpunch.org/fisk09092003.html

79. Members - Center For The Study Of Ethics And Morality
    Susie Q. Lew, Felicia cohn, Lewis M. Cohen, and paul L. Kimmel, “Ethical Issues in Aging and Renal Disease,” Advances in Renal Replacement Therapy 71  
    http://www.socsci.uci.edu/ethicscenter/members/fcohn.htm

80. USA - MIT
    Head cohn, Daniel R. Associate Head Woskov, paul P. Environm. Monitoring and Remediation Group cohn, Daniel R. (CoLeader) Woskov, paul P. (Co-Leader)  
    http://epub.iaea.or.at/fusion/public/ws01/usa/mit.html

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