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	Backroads - New Releases Mar02-Jun04(A-D)
		Earth Blue; Sea and Silence; Buddha Nature; Like the Wind in the Trees (coll.); Sun Spirit
		Sound of Wind Driven Rain; Imaginary Roads; Windham Hill Retrospective; Conferring with the Moon; Past Light+
		Nada Himalaya; Reiki: Hands of Light; Wind and Mountain; Garden of the Gods; + others
	www.backroadsmusic.com /catalog/new_releases/02mar04jun_ad.htm

	The Lazy Tour of Two Idle Apprentices
		Goodchild sits down by the cairn as if it was his study-table at home; Idle, drenched and panting, stands up with his back to the wind, ascertains distinctly that this is the top at last, looks round with all the little curiosity that is left in him, and gets, in return, a magnificent view of—Nothing!
		Goodchild drew a little nearer, and the Doctor went on thus: speaking, for the most part, in so cautious a voice, that the wind, though it was far from high, occasionally got the better of him.
		Goodchild went to the window to take an observation of Wigton, and report what he saw to his disabled companion.
	www.gutenberg.net /etext97/lttia10h.htm

	Sharron Howard - Mariah Wind Quintet
		After fifteen years performing together, this colorful ensemble featuring flute, oboe, clarinet, horn, and bassoon has built a repertoire of diverse international wind quintet literature in addition to transcriptions of music from ragtime and jazz, movies and Broadway shows, and opera.
		Mariah Wind Quintet performs beautiful music appropriate for any event, designing presentations individually for recitals, educational programs, and social gatherings.
		With our rendition of "Liberty Bell March" a favorite teacher or principal may be asked to solo with the group and ring the "Liberty Bell", joining us for bows in the end.
	www.indymusicians.com /howards.htm (308 words)

	Gertrude Bell letters test template
		It was still only ten o'clock so we mounted our horses and toiled all the way back through the wind to a high peak behind my crater.
		It was cold, absurdly enough, a north wind which increased all day till it became a horrid nuisance.
		After all was done we came straight down into the crater and got into camp exactly 11 hours after we had started out.
	www.gerty.ncl.ac.uk /letters/l799.htm (308 words)

	Tinker Bell how my filly died
		Then he looked over with those demon eyes at little Tinker Bell playing with a blue horse ball, with her long white angel hair blowing in the soft-spoken wind.
		I thought since Tinker Bell didn't know Mike and he hadn't worked with her I thought it wouldn't be so smart if he trimmed her.
		I garbbed Tinker Bell's neck as she tried to whinny to me. I didn't let go until my mom gently pulled me off.
	www.horsereview.com /Features/Each%20Horse%20Teaches/each_tinker_bell.htm (308 words)

	Bell Metal Fence
		We were very pleased with how durable the BELL metal fence was and how well it withstood the wind and storm. This product (with the 4" post) demonstrated an incredible amount of wind resistance. Nothing comparable held up to Fran like BELL Metal Fence."
		We did receive somewhere between 6,000 and 8,000 repair calls for other fencing products since the storm, so you can see why we are impressed with the BELL METAL FENCE.
		Copyright © 2004 Bell Machine and Fencing Co. Inc.
	www.bellprivacyfence.com /testimonials.html (463 words)

	Bell - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bell (wind), the round, flared opening of a wind instrument opposite the mouthpiece
		In jellyfish, the bell is the umbrella-shaped, non-stinging part of medusas.
		Bell curve grading, a use of the bell curve in comparing student achievement
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bell (357 words)

	Bell XV-15
		Bell was confident that problems with the rotor/wing/pylon stability, which plagued the XV-3 throughout its career, had been eliminated in the XV-15 design, at least up to the 370km/h speed limit of NASA's 12m X 24m wind tunnel.
		Bell's tilt-rotor design was designated the Model 266, and Bell performed wind tunnel tests of a.133 scale, semi-span, aeroelastic model and a 1/12 scale, semi free-flight dynamic model to verify their calculations.
		After the partially encouraging experiments with the Bell XV-3, at the end of the sixties the Texan company built an experimental aircraft with tilt rotors designated the Model 300, which was followed shortly afterwards by a NASA contract for the design and development of the Model 301, in which the US Army subsequently became interested.
	avia.russian.ee /vertigo/bell_xv-15-r.html (5205 words)

	Taylor, Labey and Bell (1995) Whistle down the wind: A musical in two acts : based on the novel by Mary Hayley Bell and the screenplay by Willis Hall and Keith Waterhouse and the film by Richard Attenborough and Bryan Forbes
		Whistle down the wind: A musical in two acts : based on the novel by Mary Hayley Bell and the screenplay by Willis Hall and Keith Waterhouse and the film by Richard Attenborough and Bryan Forbes
		Taylor, Labey and Bell (1995) Whistle down the wind: A musical in two acts : based on the novel by Mary Hayley Bell and the screenplay by Willis Hall and Keith Waterhouse and the film by Richard Attenborough and Bryan Forbes
	www.getcited.org /pub/100200385 (77 words)

	Amazon.com: Throwaway Daughter: Books: Ting-Xing Ye,William Bell
		This book should be read after one reads "A Bitter Leaf in the Wind", the author's autobiography which details how she came to her decision to leave her own 9-year-old daughter to pursue a relationship with a married American man, William Bell (who also had children).
		A dramatic and moving YA novel by Ting-xing Ye, the internationally acclaimed author of A Leaf in the Bitter Wind, working with her husband, William Bell, author of the award-winning novels for young adults Forbidden City, Zack, and Stones.
		Unfortunately, it is the author's romanticized, sanitized version of how female infants come to be abandoned by their birth parents and subsequently adopted by foreigners.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0770429211?v=glance (1403 words)

	ntctw10.txt
		The iron clapper laughed aloud, Like clashing wind and wave; The bell cried out "Be strong and proud!" Then, with a shout, "Be brave!" The rumbling of the market-carts, The pounding of men's feet Were drowned in song; "Lift up your hearts!" The sound was loud and sweet.
		The bright drops ring like bells of glass Thinned by the wind, and lightly blown; Sleep cannot fall on peaceful grass So softly as it falls on stone.
		The Project Gutenberg EBook of Nets to Catch the Wind, by Elinor Wylie Copyright laws are changing all over the world.
	www.gutenberg.org /dirs/etext04/ntctw10.txt (1403 words)

	Mary Hayley Bell - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mary Hayley Bell was born in Shanghai, China on January 22, 1911.
		Bell suffered from Alzheimer's disease and was wheelchair-bound in her final years.
		Mary Hayley Bell, Lady Mills (January 22, 1911 – December 1, 2005) was an English actress, writer and dramatist.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mary_Hayley_Bell (600 words)

	bell (part of instrument) - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about bell (part of instrument)
		In woodwind instruments, it acts as a shaped baffle controlling the expanding pressure wave emitted from the bell when all the finger holes are closed (at higher pitches pressure escapes from the highest open hole).
		In a wind instrument, the flat disc or flare at the opposite end of the tube from the mouthpiece.
		In brass instruments, it also acts as a directional radiator, the thin metal vibrating with the variation between the escaping sound and atmospheric pressure.
	encyclopedia.farlex.com /bell+(part+of+instrument) (143 words)

	Bell - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Wind instrument, the bell is the round, flared opening at the opposite end from the mouthpiece, where the sound exits and is amplified
		The Bell, a mysterious experiment by the Nazis to overcome the force of gravity.
		Bell (fictional currency), is a fictional currency in several Nintendo Video games.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bell (143 words)

	Bell - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		On a wind instrument the bell is the round, flared opening at the opposite end from the mouthpiece, where the sound exits and is amplified.
		In botany, the bell is the corolla of a flower: âIn a cowslip's bell I lieâ (Shakespeare).
		A diving bell is a hollow, usually inverted vessel, such as one used for diving deep below the surface of a body of water.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bell (143 words)

	wind instrument on Encyclopedia.com
		The wind passage of a wind instrument is called the bore and may be conical or cylindrical; its flared edge is called the bell.
		The brass winds include the bugle, cornet, ophicleide, trombone, trumpet, and tuba, all having cup-shaped mouthpieces, and the French horn, having a funnel-shaped mouthpiece.
		Other wind instruments are blown by the player and are divided into two groups, the woodwinds and the brass winds, or brasses.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/w1/windinst.asp (957 words)

	Bell - Open Encyclopedia
		On a wind instrument the bell is the round, flared opening at the opposite end from the mouthpiece.
		A diving bell is a hollow, usually inverted vessel, such as one used for diving deep below the surface of a body of water.
		In botany, the bell is the corolla of a flower: “In a cowslip's bell I lie” (Shakespeare).
	open-encyclopedia.com /Bell (163 words)

	Bells
		Ships attempting to carry bells across the seas, foundered in several havens, as at Lynn, and at Yarmouth; and, fourteen of the Jersey bells being wrecked at the entrance of the harbour of St. Male, a saying arose to the effect, that when the wind blows the drowned bells are ringing.
		Note that each of the bell functions listed are either a call to the faithful to pray (for the one dying or recently dead, for the storm to pass, in humility and gratitude to Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament, etc.) or, at the least, a reminder to them of God's presence in the world.
		One of the most stunning uses of church bells is their ringing at the elevation of the Host and the elevation of the Chalice in the Mass, an act that announces to the entire world that a miracle is taking place.
	www.fisheaters.com /bells.html (1370 words)

	Bell 47
		On a wind instrument the bell is the round, flared openingat the opposite end from the mouthpiece, where the sound exits and is amplified.
		In botany, the bell is the corolla of a flower: “In a cowslip's bell I lie” (Shakespeare).
		A diving bell is a hollow, usually inverted vessel, such as oneused for diving deep below the surface of a body of water.
	www.daikaiju.com /edge/11351-bell47.html (277 words)

	I/O Port Racing Supplies on-line catalog including Bell Helmets
		Vortex is Bell's most advanced ultra lightweight helmet with sophisticated aerodynamic features engineered in the wind tunnel and refined under actual racing conditions with input from the world's top drivers.
		EC lines the entire shell with Bell's FX-bead foam liner; literally "surrounding your head with protection." Don't confuse the protection of EC's FX bead foam with comfort padding interiors; they are not the same.
		The Bell M3 is a bold move forward in styling, features and function.
	www.ioportracing.com /bellhelmets.htm (277 words)

	Percussion Encyclopedia - Achere to Agwal.
		A series of bells are hung outside and strike each other in the wind.
		Description: A group of bells on the end of a metal rod.
		Each bell is tuned to a different tone or pitch.
	www.thedrummerslounge.com /Encyclopedia_A_Instruments_1.htm (233 words)

	Burning Void--Reviews: "Plot & Structure," James Scott Bell
		Bell uses examples from classic and popular fiction (everything from "Gone with the Wind" and "Catcher in the Rye" to various Dean Koontz novels).
		Bell has spent a great deal of time analyzing the plot structures of those books that consistently draw people in, and he has come up with a number of systems, theories and exercises which he shares in this book.
		In contrast, James Scott Bell's "Plot and Structure" (from the "Writing Great Fiction" series from Writer's Digest Books) is designed to help in many of the same areas, but it has a greater scope and suffers from none of the flaws that Noble's book does.
	www.burningvoid.com /review/2005/plotandstructurebell.php (233 words)

	Henry Bell, Scottish Scientist
		Henry Bell, after receiving a plain education at the parish school, began, in 1780, to learn the handicraft of a stone-mason.
		In 1808, Bell removed to the modern village of Helensburgh, on the Firth of Clyde, where his wife undertook the superintendence of the public baths, and at the same time kept the principal inn, whilst he continued to prosecute his favourite scheme, without much regard to the ordinary affairs of the world.
		Mr Henry Bell of Glasgow gave the first model of them to the late Mr Fulton of America, and corresponded regularly with Fulton on the subject.
	www.visitrannoch.com /henry-bell.htm (233 words)

	Gertrude Bell and the Birth of Iraq, by Chris Calder [history, Middle East, Transjordan, Jordon, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Ibn Saud, Faisal, T.E. Lawrence, Winston Churchill]
		Bell was hooked, it was clear, when she wrote at the end of her trip from Damascus, "with the desert almost up to its gates, and the breath of it blowing in with every wind, and the spirit of it passing in through the city gates with every Arab camel driver.
		Bell's biographer, Janet Wallach, recounts the first journey Bell took from Jerusalem to Damascus in 1900: "In the heart of the mountains called the Jebel Druze, she rode through one tiny village after another, causing a stir as she passed the white-turbaned, black-robed men.
		Bell's fascination and affection were returned, and she received a warm welcome from people who might have shot a lone male British explorer.
	www.theava.com /04/0526-gertrude-bell.html (2698 words)

	Story: Francis Wisner, The Last of the Mountain Women
		Francis, a diminutive woman with white, wind-ruffled hair, sits down and props her legs up on the stove.
		In the end, Francis was able to live out the rest of her life in her cabin listening to the peaceful flow of the river and not that of bulldozers echoing from the high country above.
		Francis swore that she’d never allow a member of the Sierra Club to set foot in her home, "unless," she said, "one is injured.
	www.isu.edu /~wattron/stories4.htm (2390 words)

	Derek Bell
		Derek has appeared with Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and symphony orchestras of Pittsburgh, Moscow, Dublin, Liverpool, London and Budapest and was at one time a principle oboe, horn and piano player for the American Wind Symphony Orchestra.
		Derek Fleetwood Bell was born October 21, 1935 in Belfast, Ireland.
		This marked one of the first meetings between Derek Bell and Paddy Moloney.
	members.shaw.ca /chieftains/derek.html (1972 words)

	David Bell's Music
		David Bell - "Pay to Play" (2001), "Song for George" (2005), "Cold wind Blowing" (2006)
		David is one crazy guy and can often be found weaving baskets by candle light in a small corner of his dank cellar, alone with his memories.
		David's second album, about to be released on CD and via the magic of the internet as MP3 to a slightly jaded public.
	www.davidbell.org.uk (441 words)

	Gertrude Bell diariesDATEDATETHISTHISTHISTHISTHIS test template
		It was very cold and when we climbed the lip of the crater we were met by a strong cold north wind which blew all day.
		My crater is about a mile across at the widest which is N to S. At its N end the mt is very narrow, dropping immediately on the E side of the crater lip by a steep bare gorge into the plain.
		I saw from here the whole form of the mt. There are as I thought 2 craters.
	www.gerty.ncl.ac.uk /diaries/d1550.htm (441 words)

	Bell Crank
		On a wind instrument the bell is the round, flared openingat the opposite end from the mouthpiece, where the sound exits and is amplified.
		In botany, the bell is the corolla of a flower: “In a cowslip's bell I lie” (Shakespeare).
		A diving bell is a hollow, usually inverted vessel, such as oneused for diving deep below the surface of a body of water.
	www.daikaiju.com /edge/11413-bell%20crank.html (287 words)

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