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		Fate, “the supposed force, principle, or power that predetermines events,” as defined by the dictionary, is known under many names¾destiny, kismet, predestination, foreordainment, foredoom, luck, or just coincidence¾and is often described by individuals around the world.
		Fate means different things to different people, but in general it is described as a moment when our destinies are guided by something we cannot explain, a moment when things happen that seem coincidental, miraculous or simply amazing.
		The editors share their own instances of the hand of fate and have compiled a unique collection that is sure to be appreciated by readers who have even a hint of appreciation for the unknown, the mystical and the fact of life that not everything can be explained.
	www.thefatesite.com /testimonials.htm (2447 words)

	Pet in need (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		I’m ashamed to say Kismet hasn’t been to his vet in over a year because to see her cost money I simply didn’t and don’t have.
		This last year I’ve been treating Kismet by his symptoms and praying that I’m doing things right and lying awake nights worrying about what I shall do when the “crash” comes or if he begins to suffer and needs me to perform the last and greatest act of friendship.
		At this stage of the disease’s progression Kismet needs to see his vet and his vet needs to test both his blood and his blood pressure to know where we are going wrong.
	www.imom.org /pin/crf/kismet_taylor.htm (554 words)

	kismet
		SHE WILL BE MISSED BY Kismet came to us during a show in Sun Valley, ID. When we first saw she was running around the show field very intensely looking for the lady she was with my first thought was "what a great looking dog".
		Kismet touched a lot of people, the first show we took her to she was out in the middle of the aisle on her back having people scratch her belly.
		Kismet has gone to a better place where she can see, hear and run with other dogs that have gone before her.
	www.eclecticantiques.com /kismetnewpage2.html (399 words)

	CyberSpyder's - Temple of Kismet
		Destiny, the fate of a particular person, may in a sense imply a goal towards which that person must endeavour or it may be used to refer to fate as applied to some role he is obliged by fate to fulfil.
		In Hindu and Buddhist thought, fate is pictured as a ceaseless cycle of action and the results of action, although, through self-realisation, the individual may escape this eternal treadmill.
		Again, fate can be transcended through free action from a position of total dependence on God; paradoxically, it is from the realisation of obligation within freedom that freedom from destiny arises.
	members.aol.com /MikeCheshire04/private/kismet.htm (1673 words)

	FEED \| The Posthuman Condition: Ecce Robo
		Kismet's goofy ears and Walter Keane eyes are already enough to trigger gooey feelings inside human beings, but the machine's resemblance to a budding mammal is more than cosmetic.
		Kismet may or may not open up new avenues in robot research, but that's not why you are reading about him here, in the first installment of The Posthuman Condition.
		The word kismet means fate, and that is how I choose to read the robot: as one more fractured augury of the cyborg subjectivity that we are booting up as we plunge towards an age of spiritual -- or at least psychological -- machines.
	www.techgnosis.com /robot.html (2686 words)

	Guido Deiro: Kismet
		Kismet is crammed with much grandeur, romance and intrigue, with its lavish sets and costumes worthy of special praise.
		Kismet was recorded on a piano roll played by two fine ragtime pianists: Roy Bargy and Charlie Straight.
		Kismet was also recorded by Guido Deiro as an accordion solo and released by Columbia Records (A-2931).
	guidodeiro.com /sheetmusic/kismet.html (674 words)

	Kismet
		The word "kismet" is Turkish, and is taken from an earlier Arabic word.
		Perhaps this is Everett with a Kismet slant.
		(Kismet is a verb, a noun, the process, the affect!) The examples have been those of intervention of ideas or suggestions, even subliminal; in a book (walking the cat); of one human purposefully intervening in another's life (the committee chairperson); and of non-purposeful intervention of one human with another (the nephew bumps the rug salesman).
	www.ria.edu /kismet/Origins.htm (2555 words)

	Kismet
		Kismet raises this alert when a client is seen to be probing for networks but never joins any of the networks which respond.
		If Kismet is unable to find this ioctl, it means that the wrong interface was specified, the wrong capture type is being used, or most commonly, the drivers you are using have not been patched or the patched drivers are not being loaded.
		Kismet can't just use promisc mode because it won't be able to gather information about the networks, and would only be able to get data from the network you've already joined.
	www.kismetwireless.net /documentation.shtml (8784 words)

	Fate - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Fates (Moirae), the three personifications of destiny in Greco-Roman mythology
		Fate, Texas, United States, a city in northeastern Texas
		Fates Warning, a heavy metal band from Connecticut, USA
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fate (181 words)

	Austin J Damiani -- A Synthetic Human: Kismet or Impossibility?
		Breazeal prefaces her analysis of Kismet’s emotional processes with a brief discussion of the evolutionary perspective on the phenomenon of emotion in living organisms.
		While Kismet may not be cognizant of its “emotions,” it does not have to be, because they will affect the humans with whom the robot interacts.
		They “encourage the human to treat Kismet as a socially aware creature and to establish meaningful communication with it” even before it is fully developed and worthy, as it were, for such communication (130).
	www.tc.umn.edu /~dami0016/fall03/cscl3331-robots.htm (1974 words)

	The Official Kismet Homepage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Kismet's skills were taught to him by a travelling circus, but his powers were granted by karmic forces.
		Kismet doubts himself, the existence of a higher being and the powerof the human spirit.
		"Kismet", "The Official Kismet Homepage", "Kismet, Man of Destiny", and all likenesses thereof are all one-hundred percent fully owned by Nick DANTE Rockers as a member of Switch Track Alley©.
	www.angelfire.com /ks/Kiz/index.html (257 words)

	Theatre Review - Kismet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Kismet, by Charles Lederer and Luther Davis (music and lyrics by Robert Wright and George Forrest, after the Russian composer Alexander Borodin), is an exotic tale set in Bagdad of some 900 years ago.
		Though some remarkable twists of fate, or Kismet, the beggar becomes one of the leaders of Bagdad, and his beloved daughter marries the Caliph of Bagdad himself.
		Kismet isn't performed as much as some other musicals, which really is a shame.
	www.kdhx.org /reviews/kismet.html (581 words)

	Kismet Kansas Resource Guide, City or community of Kismet, Kansas Facts, Information, Relocation, Real Estate, ...
		The amount of land area in Kismet is 0.5 sq.
		The distance from Kismet to Washington DC is 1348 miles.
		Kismet is positioned 37.20 degrees north of the equator and 100.70 degrees west of the prime meridian.
	www.usacitiesonline.com /kscountykismet.htm (285 words)

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		KISMET means "fate" or "fortune." Is it the fate of students with disabilities to be under-prepared, under-estimated and often, under-employed?
		Project KISMET is designed to encourage and support the enrollment of students with physical or learning disabilities in SMET programs.
		It is supported by grant funds provided by the National Science Foundation in the belief that additional efforts to recruit and retain qualified students with disabilities in SMET programs of study will result in their increased employability in scientific fields.
	www.ccm.edu /kismet (274 words)

	The Legion of Fate
		Be it good or bad, fate cannot be cheated, nor bribed for she has spun the web that guides us all.
		They are chosen by the Lady of Fate for reasons only she knows.
		When these wraiths cross over they are branded with fate's mark on their right cheek.
	www.fortunecity.com /roswell/shelly/50/fate.html (908 words)

	CD Baby: FIONA C. KARAMANLIDIS: Kismet
		Kismet: fate, destiny=an eclectic mix of contemporary Pop, Rock, Country and music with heart, soul, melody and a touch of magic.
		This is her debut solo project as the primary songwriter of both lyrics and music as well as being a producer, arranger and keyboard player.
		Kismet was released on Feb 4, 2005 to an extremely responsive audience and has since received wide acclaim in South Australia.
	cdbaby.com /cd/karamanlidis (306 words)

	Kismet Creations by Renee
		Kismet Creations offers an assortment of unique custom made gifts and accessories.
		I have been crafting for years and have always been told that creating beautiful objects was my calling.
		I have shared my creations with friends and family for a long time and have now decided to offer my Kismet Creations to others.
	kismetcreate.com (152 words)

	Road to Romance -- KISMET — FIERY FATE by Jaci Burton (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		When Fate and two conniving sisters conspire against destiny, Solara and Roarke are left to their own defenses against each other, defenses that won’t take much to break through.
		Jaci Burton is on fire with her KISMET stories, and FIERY FATE is the second in the series.
		Kismet means fate, and I foresee that reading FIERY FATE is your destiny.
	www.roadtoromance.dhs.org /reviews5204/reviewfieryfate.htm (308 words)

	aml: origin of "kismet" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Kismet is a Turkish word, from the Arabic qismah, which means portion, or lot.
		Fate, of course, is the principle or determining cause or will by which things in general are believed to come to be as they are or events to happen as they do.
		And who could forget "Kismet", the 1953 musical based on the works of Aleksandr Borodin?
	pw1.netcom.com /~mrlucky/kismet.html (75 words)

	Creative Kismet
		Well, fate had spoken to me, and it was decided- I would make a bell/chime.
		I strung it together with an old piece of leather string I found and finished it with a triangular piece I made from copper colored polymer clay.
		His name starts with E so we call him E. He is the first thing that I thought of when I saw the topic for this week.
	creativekismet.blogspot.com (1040 words)

	Superman Homepage
		Kismet reappeared at the end of the Superman Forever comic book warning of cosmic upheavals in time.
		Kismet appeared to him as a little girl in each plane of existance, trying to warn him.
		Sharon became the superheroine known as Strange Visitor, wearing Superman's old blue energy costume and had quite a few adventures, which sadly ended in her demise at the end of the war with Imperiex.
	www.supermanhomepage.com /comics/who/who-intro.php?topic=kismet (647 words)

	Kismet Jewellers
		The word Kismet means Fate, Destiny, or Fortune, quite simply it means “it’s meant to be”.
		At Kismet Jewellers we specialise in the fusion of using our historic surroundings to feature a collection of modern contemporary jewellery much of which is sourced throughout the world and unique to us.
		Kismet prides itself in bringing you many precious items.
	www.kismetjewellers.com (174 words)

	Kismet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kismet (principle), the magnetic attractive force that actualizes the playing out of karma; often used in the positive sense
		Kismet (robot), a robot intended to demonstrate simulated emotion
		Kismet is an album from the Hungarian folk vocalist Márta Sebestyén.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kismet (225 words)

	Dictionary.com/Word of the Day Archive/kismet
		It's pure kismet when these two find each other.
		Winning wasn't essential, though it seemed kismet that Cone, for a second straight year, came back from injury to pitch in a game that clinched a bit of postseason bliss.
		Applewhite's writings are heavy with kismet: he said he was visiting a hospitalized friend when Mrs.
	dictionary.reference.com /wordoftheday/archive/2005/07/28.html (113 words)

	The Mavens' Word of the Day (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		In Turkish it means 'portion' or 'lot', and is a borrowing from Persian qismat, which itself is a borrowing from Arabic qismah, akin to qasama 'to divide'.
		In English, kismet is used, for all intents and purposes, as a synonym for 'fate', albeit a rather cool-sounding one.
		The best-known use of the word in English may be as the title of a 1953 Broadway musical, which featured "Stranger in Paradise," among other songs.
	www.randomhouse.com /wotd/index.pperl?date=19970610 (152 words)

	CSM Performs Kismet
		Set in Baghdad over a 24-hour time span, “Kismet” is a musical story of poets, beggars and love in the hands of fate.
		First written by Charles Lederer and Luther Davis, the story has been told in various versions since 1911, from silent film to video, including the Broadway operetta in 1953 that ran for nearly 600 performances.
		Described as a rollicking ride with a thrilling score, “Kismet” is best-known for the music by Alexander Borodin, George Forrest and Robert Wright and lyrics of Robert Wright and George Forrest in songs such as "And This is My Beloved", "Stranger in Paradise", "Baubles Bangles and Beads", "Not Since Nineveh" and "Gesticulate".
	www.csmd.edu /News/newstorage/archive_2006/oct/Kismet.htm (352 words)

	Amazon.com: Kismet (1991 Studio Cast): Music: Robert Wright,George / Wright, Robert Forrest,Paul Gemignani,London ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		The original Kismet (meaning fate or destiny) was a 1911 drama by Edward Knoblock.
		It was an Arabian-Nights fantasy set in old Baghdad which told of Hajj the beggar, his loyal daughter Marsinah, the dastardly Wazir and the Caliph who falls in love with the beggar's daughter.
		The Ambrosian Singers and Concert Chorale of New York sing fully and powerfully, particularly on "He's in Love" and "Bazaar of the Caravans." The London Symphony Orchestra plays meticulously, especially as lead by the masterful maestro Paul Gemignani, a brilliant force in the music world, that we are lucky to have.
	www.amazon.com /Kismet-1991-Studio-Robert-Wright/dp/B00000279M (2343 words)

	Kismet - LoveToKnow 1911
		KISMET, fate, destiny, a term used by Mahommedans to express all the incidents and details of man's lot in life.
		The word is the Turkish form of the Arabic gismat, from gasama, to divide.
		This page was last modified 21:08, 3 Sep 2006.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Kismet (43 words)

	Buy Kismet at UnclesGames.com
		Kismet is the high energy, fast-paced dice game that pits chance against strategy!
		Kismet is the awesomest game and the whole family can play even my 5 year old nephew!!!!!
		This review serves as a counterpoint to another review in wh..
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