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	kosso : noklog - mobile media network
		Kosso RE: Mobile panel #1 video [by Kosso]
		Kosso: I was there (I was the co-chair of the technology track infact, of which your panel was a part).
		This video is funny, but I saw you recording the audience while you were still on the panel during your talk.
	my.noklog.com /kosso (823 words)

	Kosso
		Kosso (Hagenia abyssinica) is one of the most antique remedies, used to expell tapeworms from the intestines.
		Coming back to science, the amount of kosso taken at any given time is not standardized, and the method of preparation varies from household to household.
		In view of the toxicity associated with the chronic use of kosso, it doesn't appear to be an herbal medicine of choice for treating tapeworm infestation.
	members.lycos.nl /ypersonal/kosso.htm (628 words)

	Kosso - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kosso, kousso or cusso, is a drug which consists of the panicles of the pistillate flowers of Brayera anthelmintica, a handsome rosaceous tree 60 ft. high, growing throughout the table-land of Abyssinia, at an elevation of 3000 to 8000 ft. above the sea-level.
		The drug as imported is in the form of cylindrical rolls, about 18 in.
		Kosso is also used in the form of an unstrained infusion of the coarsely powdered flowers, which are swallowed with the liquid.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kosso (254 words)

	Langston University Goat Research Extension
		However, the results obtained suggest need for further study of Kosso levels, since cestode egg levels were similar among nonzero levels and numerically the number was greater for the 60 vs 20 and 40 g doses.
		Kosso appears to hold promise as an anthelmintic for cestode control in goats.
		However, further research is needed to determine optimal levels of Kosso, as well as to identify mode of action and specific fraction(s) of Kosso with anthelmintic activity.
	www.luresext.edu /international/parasite.htm (1261 words)

	Prometheus Books
		In this fascinating study of epistemology, philosopher Peter Kosso argues for a coherence model of epistemic justification.
		Kosso presents many insights into the limits of knowledge and our ability to know the mental as well as the physical past.
		Peter Kosso (Flagstaff, AZ) is professor of philosophy at Northern Arizona University and the author of several books on epistemology and the philosophy of science.
	www.prometheusbooks.com /catalog/book_994.html (283 words)

	Anthropology 508: Announcements
		Kosso offers a post-positivist, or critical-realist account of the enterprise we call science and just what is about scientific claims that renders them credible and yet always -- to varying degrees -- open to revision.
		But in your papers, you should be able to discuss intelligently these issues and the way in which they emerge in the archaeological case studies that compris e the bulk of the reading for the course.
		Getting clear in the issues raised by Kosso is fundamental to evaluating the stories archaeologists tell about the stuff they dig up and the theoretical tools they use to tell the stories.
	www.people.virginia.edu /~fn9r/anth508/508Announcements.html (315 words)

	SHiPS Resource Center \|\| Book Brief (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Kosso begins by considering the role of theory in science.
		In discussing how evidence can be objective, Kosso addresses a number of cases about "unobservables" and nicely shows the indirect route by which we make our scientific conclusions.
		Ultimately, Kosso presents the coherence of observations as the central form of justification in science.
	www1.umn.edu /ships/books/kosso.htm (315 words)

	Emperor Tewodros II
		Kosso is a powerful drug used to expel intestinal parasites such as tapeworms, which Ethiopians were prone to get due to their high consumption of raw meat.
		That she was forced to marry what she regarded as the son of a kosso seller, a minor noble who had usurped the throne, and who kept her father prisoner and her brothers fugitives, galled her to no end.
		Deep down, Tewodros suspected that the Shewan royals had never considered the daughter of a usurper, and the granddaughter of a kosso seller, to be good enough for their Solomonic king.
	www.angelfire.com /ny/ethiocrown/Tewod.html (11992 words)

	Second Writing Assignment: Formal Essay (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Finally, tie the essay together with a summary paragraph or two that reminds the reader of what has been argued, what key evidence supports the claim(s) you said you were going to explore, and how the body of the essay made good on the “promise” made by your introduction.
		“Entrenchment is a principle of conservatism” (Kosso 37); while it may restrain new scientific thought by demanding that it remain at least compatible with pre-existing thought, it is a useful restraint in that it allows more scientific progress to be made.
		Science is a slow process–at one point Anna criticizes the impatient NIH for giving up on cancer and shifting to diabetes research–but without the guiding and conservative force of entrenchment it would be at a frenzied standstill.
	bubbler.net /flowerm/Assignment_2:_Formal_Essay (1698 words)

	Welcome to the KOSSO web page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		KOSSO is "Kitsap Officer's Supporting Special Olympics." We are a team of local Kitsap County law enforcement officers and agencies who have come together to raise money for Washington Special Olympics.
		KOSSO will be hosting a wide array of fund-raising events this year, to include; Cops and Lobsters, barbecues, workplace "dress-down" days, car washes, merchandise sales, and much more.
		Kosso will recognize the business donor through advertising at local events, on the website, and in the local newspaper.
	www.kcdeputies.org /torchrun.htm (378 words)

	Classical Views \| 1996 \| No. 1 \| CYNTHIA KOSSO (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		A.D. The Late Roman period was one of expansion in building and rural residence all over the Greek East (Kosso 1993).
		The numerous archaeological finds in the Karystian basin dated to the late eleventh and twelfth centuries A.D. suggest that the wealth of the region was again temporarily increasing, in particular the wealth of the church and its monasteries (Keller forthcoming; Kosso 1989; Lemerle 1979).
		Kosso, C. Public Policy and Agricultural Practice: An Archaeological and Literary Study of Late Roman Greece.
	www.mun.ca /classics/mouseion/1996/kosso (4348 words)

	SCI 240 - Study Guide 4
		The fact that scientific observations depend on theories is thought by some to threaten the possibility of objective scientific knowledge. Explain why.
		9 Kosso develops the concept of “independent evidence” to save the objectivity of science while accepting the fact that observations depend on theories.. Explain Kosso’s solution, illustrating with a concrete example.
		Creationists sometimes argue that the fossil record cannot be used as objective evidence for claims about the pattern of evolution because it is circular. Explain the basis of this charge, and evaluate its validity.
	darwin.eeb.uconn.edu /sci240/Spring-2002/study-guide-4.html (605 words)

	Classical Views \| 1996 \| No. 1 \| CYNTHIA KOSSO \| Footnotes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Karakosta, the owner of the land on which the building is located, as well as the Southern Euboea Exploration Project and, in particular, Dr. D.R. Keller, Dr. M.B. Wallace, and R.M.H. Schneider for their encouragement and help during the project and writing of the report.
		Roz Schneider, Peter Kosso, Susan Predovich and Eric Schneider worked hard removing plant life and made the work enjoyable.
		Photos were taken by the author and Peter Kosso.
	www.mun.ca /classics/mouseion/1996/kosso/footnotes.html (606 words)

	cubicgarden.com... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		On the side Kosso sent me this http://www.kosso.com/2004/05/god-i-love-internet.html.
		But this will be extreamely easily if I convert it to xmltv format, which the xml files almost seem to be already.
		Shame Kosso is so in love with flash by the way...
	www.cubicgarden.com /blojsom/blog/cubicgarden?month=6&day=3&year=2004 (234 words)

	The Murulle Foundation - Flora of Ethiopia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Although they are protected by law, kosso trees are rare in Ethiopia.
		They are illegally harvested for their high quality wood and cleared from the land to allow for agricultural expansion.
		Locally referred to as kosso, it is known for its medicinal purposes including its ability to expel 'kosso,' the Amharic name for tapeworm.
	www.murulle.org /flora/flora.htm (1942 words)

	Scobleizer - Microsoft Geek Blogger » Kosso has a Flashy blogroll
		Hey, Kosso, I want the blogroll you have built for your blog.
		Comment by kosso — December 29, 2005 @ 9:34 pm
		Comment by kosso — December 29, 2005 @ 9:54 pm
	scobleizer.wordpress.com /2005/12/29/kosso-is-up-to-something-flashy (348 words)

	Reading Guide Questions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Kosso asks: "Why should we believe what science says about the world?" (p.1).
		The easy answer, as Kosso himself points out, is: "Science works: planes fly, vaccines work, etc." But Kosso gives us three reasons for thinking a complete answer to the original question may not be so simple.
		According to Kosso, what is the fundamental aim of science (= of scientific theory)?
	www.pitt.edu /~ggfst/reading_questions_kosso.htm (1307 words)

	Lines of Inquiry in the Readings (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		When reading Kosso I think you will find my comments in the course Reader of benefit and therefore I will not make additional suggestions here.
		Of key importance in that chapter is realizing that the FORM of a good explanation is a necessary but not sufficient condition.
		And it is the MORE that Kosso goes on to discuss in subsequent chapters.
	bubbler.net /flowerm/Lines_of_Inquiry_in_Readings (2724 words)

	comments (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		kosso • 7/29/05; 4:24:41 PM Firefox 1.0.6 for OSX 10.3.9...
		kosso • 7/29/05; 4:52:44 PM Thing is if you hit the play button (not the load mp3 button) then it doesn't play.
		kosso • 7/30/05; 5:33:47 PM IT works absolutely fine, BUT I read your blog via RSS 2.0 in Safari in OS X 10.4 and the little blue title bar that sticks at the top as you scroll down the feed articles gets badly minced by your little applet as it scrolls under it.
	blugg.opml.org /comments?u=145621&p=188&link=http://blog.podbat.com/2005/07/29.html#a188 (302 words)

	GEEPSTER!: Kosso and Dr. Jo at GnomeDex5
		If you click the various icons on the map which appear here (and will grow eventually), you will be able to link to mp3 audio content and also plenty of photos taken by Kosso and Dr.Jo and uploaded to our flickr accounts.
		Kosso and Dr.Jo cycle across the Golden Gate to Sausalito (and take the ferry back!)
		Kosso and Dr.Jo visit Alcatraz - we didn't find any cats ;) Again, there's more content that will be added to this.
	geepster.com /gnomedex5.php (173 words)

	Odeo: 'tradesushi' podcast with kosso & dave winer
		a podcast over skype with kosso and dave winer.
		Kosso used SkypeOut to call him and then hook up all three into the Skype call as a conference.
		If you were logged in you might be able to add tags of your own to this Audio.
	www.odeo.com /audio/17464/view (185 words)

	Gender and Science Syllabus
		Kosso, Peter, Reading the Book of Nature, pp.
		Paper due (5-page paper comparing the views on objectivity described or implied by Kosso, Barad, Daston, and Longino).
		Kosso, Peter, “Quantum Mechanics and Realism” (unpublished manuscript).
	www.stlawu.edu /philosophy/s02/315.htm (1141 words)

	Flickr: Photos from kosso
		Everyone's Photos Your Photos Groups Flickr Members For a Location · kosso's Photos
		Across this vast vast land getting closer to my goal :) From kosso via mobods.com
		The beast form the Islands of Ikea was slain From kosso via mobods.com
	www.flickr.com /photos/camoby (185 words)

	TechCrunch » OPML Experiment - Version 2.0
		Today we heard from Kosso that he’s created a flash widget to display the directory (image to left) and has placed it in the right sidebar of his blog.
		As soon as I can find the time I am going to implement Matt’s wordpress plugin to output our posts automatically, and with Kosso’s permission put his his widget out our site to replace our basic category system on the right sidebar.
		Comment by kosso — October 8, 2005 @ 5:27 pm
	www.techcrunch.com /2005/10/07/opml-experiment-version-20 (651 words)

	Dons Blog » Blog Archive » Keeping track of Gnomedex 2005 content (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Anybody can tag these files once they are known and the automatic download will just happen as long as you’ve got the suggested subscriptions in place!
		Kosso said….”but it might not have all the features and stuff that I’d like”
		I’ll probably be on hand to do some of the del.icio.us tagging as per the wiki note as long as I get to find out where all the stuff is. If you need a spare pair or remote hands whilst you’re rubbing shoulders with the rich and famous, just give me a shout!
	www.donsblog.donmc.co.uk /?p=105 (431 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Texts Edward Harrison, Cosmology: The Science of the Universe, 2nd edition (Cambridge University Press, 2000).
		Peter Kosso, Appearance and Reality: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Physics (Oxford University Press, 1998).
		110-133 R 11-14EntanglementMermin (10) Problem Set 5T 11-19Bell’s proof Kosso, ch.
	www.davidson.edu /academic/philosophy/PHI247_Syllabus.doc (1343 words)

	Archive: May 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Charlie Nesson is the guy who talked about Socrates, and by coincidence, John Palfrey sent a link to his blog shortly after I posted the link to Kosso's post, about Betsy Devine, The Balloon Man, and some guy who said I was like Socrates.
		The Philadelphia Inquirer now has a staff blogger, Dan Rubin, who also was part of the first soundseeing tour, at the DNC in Boston in July.
		Kosso the Podbat joins the Dixie Duet turning it into a trio.
	archive.scripting.com /dir/davesWorld/weblogarchive/2005/May (8893 words)

	kosso and dave - Last.fm
		Listen to music, see charts for kosso and dave - 050414_tsushi01 scobleguest
		We don't have an image for kosso and dave yet.
		18 people recently listened to kosso and dave.
	www.audioscrobbler.com /music/kosso+and+dave (61 words)

	OPML Editor support: Mail a note to kosso
		OPML Editor support: Mail a note to kosso
		Use this form to send mail to kosso.
		Check this box to send a copy of the message to yourself.
	support.opml.org /profiles/sendMail?usernum=29&referer=false (109 words)

	As they say in Internetlands.... -- kosso's comment on "The Death of Podcasting" \| TalkBack on ZDNet
		-- kosso's comment on "The Death of Podcasting"
		People forget what the early days of the web was like, when people screamed about how it would all fall apart, and there would only be 5 big companies on the web, after it all 'unravelled'.
		When I get round to setting up my little meeja-bloggin' empire, somehow, if I can clone myself, I;ll be sure to tap ya for the comic strip
	www.zdnet.com /5208-10534-0.html?forumID=1&threadID=11935&messageID=237693&start=-1 (243 words)

	BlogHUD : Second Life blogging system
		As well as creating a landmark on the map and adding entries to an RSS feed from all other users of the blogHUD, you can also filter posts made by a specific Second Life resident who uses the blogHUD by visiting http://my.bloghud.com/firstnamelastname
		The blogHUD was devised and built by Koz Farina [aka Kosso].
		Keep up to date with my ramblings via the blogHUD at http://my.bloghud.com/kozfarina
	bloghud.com (1317 words)

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