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	Julia Smith - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Julia Smith (1927, London - June 19, 1997) was a British television director and producer.
		When casting for the show, Julia had the guideline 'Only genuine Eastenders need apply'; it was this that gave her the idea for the name of the show, which would be called EastEnders.
		Julia didn't think 'Eastenders' on paper looked stylish enough, and it was decided to capatilise the second E. After the success of EastEnders, Julia and Tony set about creating another soap for the BBC.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Julia_Smith (267 words)

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		Smith contends that when a plaintiff discovered or should have discovered the fraud for the purposes of the limitations period is a fact question to be decided by a jury.
		Smith recognizes that a complaint must contain the time and circumstances of discovery of the alleged fraud to toll the running of the limitations period and thereby entitle a plaintiff to relief from the bar of the limitations period.
		Smith's general reference to the alleged fraud as being "of a continuing nature" is wholly lacking in specificity and equally deficient as a means of saving the action from the bar of the statute of limitations appearing on the face of the complaint.
	www.wallacejordan.com /decisions/Opinions2003/1020089.htm (1473 words)

	APPENDIX.
		Julia Smith was led to make the translation at the time of the Miller excitement in 1843, when the world was to come to a sudden termination; when the saints were preparing their robes for ascension into the empyrean, and wicked unbelievers (the vast majority) were to descend as far the other way.
		Julia Evelina Smith, of Glastonbury, Conn., was one of five sisters of a somewhat notable family, the father and mother both having strong traits of character and marked individuality.
		On a fly-leaf of the Bible Julia Smith read every day was written the request that she should be buried by her sisters in Glastonbury, and with no name on the tombstone but that of her own maiden name.
	www.sacred-texts.com /wmn/wb/wb41.htm (1743 words)

	My Triplett Family - Page 3
		Julia Ann Triplett was the third child born to Jeremiah and Narcisus Triplett, and the last of my ancestors with the surname of Triplett.
		Julia Ann was born on December 20, 1847 in Bradley County, Tennessee on the Triplett farm in the Black Fox Community.
		Julia's body was taken to Mt. Home where she was buried in the Conley Cemetery, located across the street from the farm she lived on for so many years with her family.
	home.earthlink.net /~bdvw/debsfamilyhistory/id6.html (1426 words)

	Mrs. Julia S. Smith - Eastern Shore News - delmarvanow.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Smith, a native of Willis Wharf, was the daughter of the late George T. Saunders and the late Emma Lewis Saunders.
		Smith is survived by two daughters, Charlotte S. Shelton of Willis Wharf and Ellen S. Lambert and her husband Wayne of Exmore; three sisters, Mary S. Williams of Chesapeake, Va., Georgie S. Stevens and her husband Conway of Keller, and Dora S. Bell and her husband Robert Lee of Keller; three grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren.
		Smith was predeceased by a brother, Tommy Saunders; and a granddaughter, Julia Anne Jones.
	www.delmarvanow.com /easternshore/stories/20050827/2196072.html (215 words)

	Review \| Love Monkey by Kyle Smith
		Smith describes Julia as a girl that "looks amazing" or has "hair like summer and a voice like 3 AM." That kind of dimebag description may have worked for Mickey Spillane, but it detracts from Smith's strengths as an observer.
		And Smith passes up a great comic opportunity to have Tom appear a fool when his protagonist is talking with a construction worker in a bar.
		Smith's prose is a simile-heavy tundra, relying upon cultural references and lexical blending ("alcohole," "Banana Republican").
	www.januarymagazine.com /fiction/lovemonkey.html (879 words)

	Julia Child Biography
		Julia Child is a creative genius who changed the culinary world with her energetic personality and fine cooking skills.
		Julia was very tall for a woman and it is not surprising that she had the appetite of a horse.
		Julia was not considered the typical "feminine" of the day because she was tall and a tomboy.
	topchefs.chef2chef.net /recipes-2/child/biography.htm (2014 words)

	AmericanHeritage.com / Abby, Julia, and the Cows
		Julia circulated among the audience, emphasizing her sister’s arguments by the vehement little jerks of her head that were forever sending her fl bonnet down over one ear.
		Julia had never intended to make it public, but she now reasoned that it might be of value to the suffrage cause as proof of what a mere woman had accomplished.
		But the Smith sisters had never been intimidated by laughter, Julia and the judge were married in the living room of the homestead and stood side by side watching their friends dance the polka and quadrille to the accompaniment of an ancient piano.
	www.americanheritage.com /articles/magazine/ah/1957/4/1957_4_54.shtml (2917 words)

	Holy Names University \| Faculty & Staff
		Julia believes strongly in the importance of a liberal arts education and the mastery of library research as the cornerstone of that whole.
		Julia's most recent scholarly activity focuses on the study of montane riparian and wet meadow habitats on the eastern slope of the Northern Sierra Nevada in the Tahoe National Forest.
		Julia completed a Bachelor of Arts degree in Biology at Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota and graduated in 1983 with distinction on her senior comprehensive exercise regarding avian siblicide.
	www.hnu.edu /facultyandstaff/juliasmith.html (507 words)

	Agnes Scott College \| About ASC \| News Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Smith was the wife of Hal Smith; their son is John E. Smith II.
		Hal Smith is a trustee emeritus who joined the board in 1952; he was elected chairperson in 1956, and served as chair until 1973 and continued as a trustee until 1977.
		Smith's honor continues the legacy of faith for which she was known.
	www.agnesscott.edu /about/p_newsarticle.asp?id=56 (355 words)

	Julia Smith -- breast cancer activist
		Smith was known in local and Bay Area circles as a gifted singer who appeared in local musical theater, and later as an insightful writer, poet, humorist and freelance art critic and columnist whose work appeared in Metro, the Alameda Times Star and other Bay Area publications.
		Smith, that was oncologist Dr. Alan Newman of San Francisco, and she credited him with the gift of bringing joy into the lives of his patients while prolonging her life for more than seven years beyond that dire initial diagnosis.
		Smith was born in Minneapolis, Minn. She graduated in 1971 from Buchser High School in Santa Clara, and later attended San Jose State University.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2005/04/28/BAG8BCGJAM1.DTL (613 words)

	Mike Seager (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		During Smith and Julia’s initiation to the Brotherhood (Smith convinced her to go) one of the questions that is asked is wether or not they would be willing to split up for the good of the revolution.
		She sums it up best when Smith is trying to explain his reasons for him wanting proof of party forgery for the benefit of future generations.
		Julia’s role as the naive, unintelligent member of the relationship was not only common, but expected in Orwell’s time.
	www.public.iastate.edu /~msa_info/CARVER/seager.html (1969 words)

	The American Partisan -> Bio of Julia Smith (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Julia Smith is a 1980 graduate of the University of South Carolina, where she majored in Business Economics.
		After working in South Carolina, New York City and Orlando for several years, she retired to become a wife and mother.
		Julia hopes to capture moments that visually portray this incredible country.
	www.american-partisan.com /bios/jsmith.htm (177 words)

	Babel \| Abby and Julia Smith's Cows
		In 1873 Julia and Abby were the only ones still living on the large family homestead.
		Julia and Abby got enough money to buy the land at the auction, but the collector changed the place for the auction without telling the Smith sisters.
		In the years 1847-1856 she made five translations of the Old and New Testements of the Bible.Two were from the Greek, one was from the Latin, and two were from the Hebrew.
	www.towerofbabel.com /map/articles/04/12/19/066251.shtml?tid=251&tid=298 (1365 words)

	Smith College: News
		The late Julia Child ’34, author of a dozen cookbooks and host of the long-running PBS television series The French Chef, is credited with changing the way we think about food in America.
		Julier last summer wrote an article, “Julia at Smith,” which was published in Gastronomica: The Journal of Food and Culture.
		During Julia Child Day, a sampling of the chef’s recipes will be offered for lunch at the Campus Center Café and Smith College Club, and for dinner at the Campus Center Café and in house dining rooms.
	www.smith.edu /news/2005-06/JuliaChildDay.html (351 words)

	Julia Smith Homepage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		As a policy researcher at the Institute for Public Administration, Julia Smith is responsible for providing a wide range of project management, technical assistance, and research support to IPA staff, state and local government officials, and non-profit organizations.
		Smith is a graduate of the University of Delaware’s MPA program, where she specialized in state and local management while performing extensive research on a variety of public policy issues as a Graduate Research Assistant for IPA.
		Smith was employed by the New Castle County Prothonotary’s Office in Wilmington, Del. As a Criminal Case Manager, she assisted judges and court administrators manage and facilitate criminal cases heard in the Superior Court of the State of Delaware.
	www.ipa.udel.edu /directory/homepages/smith.html (257 words)

	thankyousuffragettes
		Julia Evelina Smith and Abby Hadassah Smith were two sisters who grew up in a family of seven in Connecticut.
		Julia and Abby had some more hardships the next year when it came time to pay taxes.
		Julia was buried in her home town of Glatsonbury, Connecticut.
	www.cortlandschools.org /eng8_3/thankyousuffragettes.html (2013 words)

	Bible in America Museum - Houston Baptist University (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Julia Evelina Smith began closely studying the Bible in the original Greek in 1843 to determine the authority for William Miller's prediction of the end of the world.
		Julia died at the age of 94; her husband lived to be 102.
		It may seem presumptuous for an ordinary woman with no particular advantages of education to translate and publish alone, the most wonderful book that has ever appeared in the world, and thought to be the most difficult to translate.
	www.hbu.edu /Pages/comcon/centers&institutes/bible_museum/reprints-smiths1876.htm (578 words)

	12th House :: Julia Stonestreet Smith
		Julia also teaches a variety of classes and workshops in Denver designed to help you find your own answers.
		Julia writes, "My work remains consistently interesting to me. There are no special skills required, just enthusiasm and desire.
		Julia pulls three cards for each sign every week to come up with a forecast.
	www.12house.com /home/bio_Julia.cfm (183 words)

	Julia Smith
		A consultant, Julia Smith is the founder of Smith Solutions, a company established to provide consultative services to businesses and individuals on personal achievement and organizational effectiveness.
		Smith has advised small and major corporations both in the U.S. and around the world.
		In her sensitive platform address, Julia explores today's youths' place in society and the unique opportunities they have to help shape the world they live in.
	www.terrificspeakers.com /html/julia_smith.html (687 words)

	Julia Smith la bellissima di Baila
		Abbiamo conosciuto la splendida Julia Smith grazie a Giorgio Panariello che l'ha voluta nella scorsa edizione del suo "Torno sabato...
		Julia ha solo 24 anni ma è una ballerina che ha già avuto esperienze importanti, infatti ha lavorato al "Mystic" in Australia, nello show "Illusion" ed è anche stata al celebre "Moulin Rouge" di Parigi.
		Julia, nel programma fa la "sfumatura": il concorrente, mentre balla, deve ripetere la sua coreografia, se sbaglia sarà avvolto da un fumo che gli impedirà di seguire i passi.
	www.publiweb.com /service/julia_smith.html (134 words)

	Alibris: Julia Smith
		The main focus is on relations between the centre and periphery of the Carolingian empire, in particular on the development of Brittany as a territorial principality in the ninth and tenth centuries.
		Julia Clancy-Smith's unprecedented study brings us a remarkable view of North African history from the perspective of the North Africans themselves.
		Julia Llewellyn Smith catalogs Greene's destinations with political insight as well as humor, and finds herself attracted to the places where Greene had found...
	www.alibris.com /search/books/author/Julia_Smith (875 words)

	Julia (Smith) O'Hanlon - E-Portfolio
		Julia maintains a strong interest in assisting state and local governments develop and implement various policies.
		As a Policy Researcher at IPA, she continues to work with citizens, local officials and community program directors on numerous projects.
		Julia contends that the MPA program, in conjunction with the IPA projects assigned to her as a Graduate student, provided an excellent education as well as significant work experience that have led to a rewarding position.
	www.ipa.udel.edu /alumni/03/smithj (104 words)

	Julia Smith e Lola Ponce: Le donne di panariello. Julia Smith prima ballerina e Lola Ponce prima cantante dello ...
		Julia Smith e Lola Ponce: Le donne di panariello.
		Julia Smith prima ballerina e Lola Ponce prima cantante dello spettacolo di Giorgio Panariello in onda il Sabato in prima serata su Rai Uno.Julia Smith
		Julia Smith prima ballerina e Lola Ponce prima cantante dello spettacolo di Giorgio Panariello in onda il Sabato in prima serata su Rai Uno.
	www.internetgirls.org /default_view.asp?dir=/Jordan_CMK/images&id=561&nome_celebrita=Jordan&nome_celebrity=Jordan&modella=Jordan (595 words)

	Angles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The then producer Julia Smith (EastEnders/Eldorado) replied by saying "There are a lot of tensions in a young nurse's life; it's no wonder some turn to drink.
		Series 4 was produced by Morris Barry (Parts 1 and 2) and Julia Morris (Parts 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13).
		Series 1 was directed by Julia Smith (Parts 1, 4, 5, 6 and 8), Ken Hannam (Parts 2 and 9), Derek Martinus (Part 3, 10, 13 and 14), John Gorrie (Part 7), Valerie Hanson (Part 11), Ron Craddock (Part 12) and Michael E Briant (Part 15).
	www.geocities.com /uk_soaps/Angels (757 words)

	Metroactive Features \| Metro's 20th Anniversary Issue \| Julia Smith
		Julia Smith died on Monday after a long battle with cancer.
		Julia was a founding member of the Metro staff, starting as a member of the advertising department, and later working as office manager, writer and editor.
		She is survived by her husband Colin and daughters Lily, 13, Irene, 10, and Colette, 8.
	www.metroactive.com /papers/metro/04.27.05/smith-0517.html (724 words)

	Richard Smith: The Finger Picking Virtuoso - www.RichardSmithMusic.com
		Richard Smith Radio Hour on Radio Free Nashville: 98.9 EVERY Monday from 11-12pm CENTRAL TIME.
		Richardsmithmusic.com will only contact you directly if there is a problem or question about an order, or if you email us directly from the Contacts page.
		If you choose to join our mailing list, your address will never be provided or sold to other members, and you will only be contacted through the mailing list regarding relevant information about Richard Smith and Julie Adams.
	www.richardsmithmusic.com (198 words)

	Sidonie Smith and Julia Watson, Editors: Interfaces, University of Michigan Press
		Interfaces is a landmark contribution to both scholarly discussions of self-representation across the disciplines and to classroom study of women's artistic production.
		Sidonie Smith is the Martha Guernsey Colby Collegiate Professor of English and Women's Studies at the University of Michigan.
		Julia Watson is Associate Professor of Comparative Studies at The Ohio State University.
	www.press.umich.edu /titleDetailDesc.do?id=12032 (341 words)

	Agnes Scott College \| Giving \| The Julia Thompson Smith Chapel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The Brombaugh Opus 31d organ, originally placed in the Thatcher Chapel, will be in the new chapel—a fitting location for this instrument, which is one of only six of its kind and will increase in value with the imminent retirement of John Brombaugh and the closing of his business.
		The chapel will be named in honor of the late Julia Thompson Smith ’31, wife of the late Hal Smith, a generous donor and long-time chair of the college’s Board of Trustees.
		The model of Solomon’s Temple was the result of a five-year collaboration between the late Paul L. Garber, professor of Bible and religion, and professional model maker E. Howland of Troy, Ohio, also now deceased.
	www.agnesscott.edu /giving/p_chapel.asp (684 words)

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