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Free and Moving Boundary Problems (Oxford Science Publications) by John Crank, 1987-02-26
Policing: Toward anUnknown Future: IPES Series
Understanding Police Culture, Second Edition by John P. Crank, 2004-10-15
Counter-Terrorism after 9/11: Justice, Security and Ethics Reconsidered by John P. Crank, Patricia E. Gregor, 2005-12
The Wobbling Crank: A Completely Redundant History of the Early Movies by Cuthbbert Cuthbbertsön, 2001-10-10
Police Ethics (Revised Printing): The Corruption of Noble Cause by John P. Crank, Michael A. Caldero, 2010-10-15
Police Ethics, Third Edition: The Corruption of Noble Cause by John P. Crank, Michael A. Caldero, 2010-01-15
Diffusion in Polymers
The Mathematics of Diffusion by John Crank, 1980-03-13
Imagining Justice by John P. Crank, 2002-10-15
Mathematics and Industry by John. Crank, 1962
Mission Based Policing by John Crank, Dawn M Irlbeck, et all 2011-04-30
LITTLE JOHN AND THE SONG BIRDS by Rilla Carson Crank, 1930
Merseyside Geography Introduction: Churchtown, Merseyside, Crank Caverns, St John's Gardens, Halewood, Meols Park, Newsham Park, Marshside

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Wired News: Stories By John Gartner
these days comes from cells that turn light into electricity, but researchers are now working on materials that can crank out hydrogen. By john Gartner.
http://www.wired.com/news/storylist/0,2339,86-20,00.html
The Mountain Goats - Biography
but john Darnielle says that if you give people the right chemicals and of the songs on the enclosed album are based on people john used to know.
http://www.mountain-goats.com/bio.html

Extractions: OK, so one day there's a bunch of people sitting in a motel room, listening to Mercyful Fate's Don't Break the Oath on a boombox whose woofers are completely shot. If these people were all insulin-dependant diabetics then the scene might not seem so squalid, but they're not, so it does. It's a ground-floor room, and the blinds aren't what they used to be, so you can see in through the window if you get the right angle. Which is exactly what you do. Because you are always perfectly prepared for any eventuality, you have brought your camera. It's a nice camera, but like all nice things, it's capable of doing something awful, given the right set of circumstances. Eugene O'Neill says that everybody's got one thing they're always going to regret, but John Darnielle says that if you give people the right chemicals and enough time to themselves, they can permanently disable their internal regret mechanisms. You can only call songs âconfessionalâ if there's actual evidence of a crime, and we will admit nothing - but we can tell you that all of the songs on the enclosed album are based on people John used to know. Most of them are probably dead or in jail by now. Five of them once set up temporary camp in his studio apartment in Portland, Oregon, sketching out plans for their weekend and openly discussing how much they might be able to get for his stereo, were they to steal and sell it. One of them, responding either to the Muse or to the staggering quantities of methamphetamine in her bloodstream, sat herself down at John's desk and saw fit to compose a doggerel ode in praise of a speed-metal band. She pressed her ball-point pen so hard against the paper as she wrote that the words are still visible on the desk's walnut surface today. A few of these people may have righted their ships by now and sailed on to calmer waters. They may even have changed their names and become famous. There is always hope.
The DMCA: It's Now Comedic
The DMCA It s Now Comedic 05.20.02. john C. Dvorak. Total posts 61. By john C. Dvorak. The politics seen in the current copyrightlaw debates have become
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1895,6351,00.asp

Extractions: By John C. Dvorak ADVERTISEMENT www.politechbot.com anildash: ...a lot of eloquent and important discussion is being conducted online about these issues, and hopefully they will collectively help to weaken these industries' efforts to take away our existing rights of first purchase and fair use. freggersjr: It looks as though government action, as influenced by CD manufacturers, may kill Internet broadcasts of music. That would actually be to the detriment of CD manufacturers, although they seem to be too stupid to know it. johncdvorak: ...the problem with Internet folks and the online debate is that it becomes a useless exercise of preaching to the choir. And this is not an action-oriented choir. If you recall the amount of online activity that arose during the debate over the poorly-written Computer Decency Act. It accomplished nothing. The party was to celebrate the DMCA falling in line with the goals of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), a global body set up by business interests that hope to make it a felony to do reverse engineering or to even openly discuss how software works. A long-term attack on freedom of speech is what is really going on here. Just ask that poor Russian kid who was arrested for doing nothing more than talking about the Adobe copy-protection schemes in a public forum. These are the same folks who want to license software in such a way that critical reviews would be deemed illegal by license agreement. This is serious stuff. The fact that the general news media seems nonplussed by all this concerns me greatly.
CIN - JOHN THE EVANGELIST
St john the Evangelist, like Shakespeare, has something about him which St john himself would probably have said that the whole of him is summed up in
http://www.cin.org/saints/johnevan.html

Extractions: JOHN THE EVANGELIST Everything that St John ever wrote could be contained in quite a small booklet, yet so rich is the vein that one is embarrassed to know how best to sample it in such a brief note as this. Should one concentrate on the famous 'Logos-doctrine'-that Christ was the 'Word' of God, the word by which he created all things and by which he spoke to Moses and the prophets? Or should one discuss St John's insistence on Faith-by which he meant not only belief in the divinity of Christ but also an absolute and boundless trust? He certainly abhorred all heretics, especially those who denied the actual, earthly, fleshly reality of God-made-man in this world. Or should one concentrate on John the contemplative, the spiritual father of all Christian monks and nuns? Or on the visionary of the Apocalypse? Or on the poet of the Gospel prologue? St John himself would probably have said that the whole of him is summed up in the single sentence of his first Epistle (I John 4:8), that 'God is love.' It was love which had brought God down to earth in the person of Jesus, and it is only by love-of God and of his fellowmen-that a man can join himself, through Christ, to God. And this union with God-for the body in the Blessed Sacrament, for the mind and will by faith and good works-is the only thing that matters. It is life and light and victory and bliss, here and everywhere, now and forever. But it can all be summed up and bound together by the one word 'love.' Love of God implies faith and trust and obedience. Love of our neighbor implies all that is meant by 'right conduct.' All goodness, all happiness, all wisdom is included in that single word.
W.F. & J. Barnes Hand-Crank Ripsaw
You can see the crank in the foreground, which drives the saw via a series Here is a closeup of the crank, showing the top feed roller and leather belt
http://www.brendlers.net/oldtools/barnes/barnes.htm

Extractions: There are tools, and then there are Tools . The Barnes hand-crank ripsaw is a Tool My love affair with this particular tool began in the summer of 1999, when I saw my first one in action at the Living History Farm outside Des Moines, IA. The cabinetmaker's shop in Walnut Hill (an 1874-era replica town) had one of these that had been restored to usable condition in the shop. Since it was a slow day when I was there, I got to chatting with the cabinetmaker, who let me get a close look at this tool in action. While I had seen pictures of this saw in the old catalogs, I never realized just how ingenious this device is. It has an automatic stock feed which can be adjusted from about 2 fpm up to 10 fpm, and a clever sequence of gears that makes the ripping operation nearly effortless. It's a beautiful piece of engineering, which performs the task it was designed for extremely well. When the opportunity presented itself to actually buy one of these beauties in good user condition, you didn't have to ask me twice! Here are some shots of the saw after I got it tuned up and put back to work: You can see the crank in the foreground, which drives the saw via a series of gears, and the two feeder rollers (one above and one below the stock) via leather belts.
"Crank"
It is reported that in 1996 over 50000 Iowans were involved with crank. The report on crank use in Iowa showed that people there are using crank as a
http://www.uml.edu/student-services/health/alc_drug/crank.html

Extractions: Monday through Friday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm Call for an appointment. Methamphetamine Methamphetamine (sometimes known as "Crank") is making a comeback. It has already shown up at UML this past year and even Iowa, a small, rural state, is reporting a dramatic increase of users. It is reported that in 1996 over 50,000 Iowans were involved with "Crank." The report on "Crank" use in Iowa showed that people there are using "Crank" as a method for staying up over a week at a time. Some have even stayed up as long as 30-40 days without sleeping at all. This takes a devastating toll on the body and mind. There may be some students who might turn to 'crank' as a method for staying awake to increase studying time; however, "Crank" does kill . Some "Crank" users die due to the body being unable to fight off infections, others suffer from brain damage and some experience convulsions and comas. This is a dangerous drug and people should be aware of its consequences. ( Some of the symptoms to watch for include: loss of appetite, decreasing body weight, irritability, and staying up for hours on end. "Crank" may seem 'attractive' as a possible, although desperate, way to lose weight.

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