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	List of post-nominal letters - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Post-nominal letters are letters placed after the name of an individual to indicate that that individual holds a position, office, or honour.
		The postnominal letters are nessessary to denote that someone is a privy councilor because in Canada holding a certain office can also allow the use of "The Honourable" title.
		Honours are listed first in descending order of precedence, followed by degrees and memberships of learned societies in ascending order.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_post-nominal_letters (2119 words)

	Practical Information for Everyday Living – Living in the U.S. – EducationUSA
		Telephone numbers of post offices are listed in the blue pages of the telephone directory under "United States Government — U.S. Postal Service." Some city directories also list local post offices under a separate number for "Information" or "Customer Service."
		Letters and postcards to overseas addresses can be sent by surface mail for less, but it takes much longer (for example, six to eight weeks to Europe), and the cost difference is so small that airmail is always recommended.
		Post office lobbies (where boxes are located) usually are open 24 hours a day, every day of the week; however, some lobbies are closed on Sundays.
	educationusa.state.gov /life/everyday/postal.htm (1221 words)

	John & Belle Have A Blog: For 'tis the sport to have the enginer / Hoist with his owne petar
		Posting a comment constitutes consent to the following choice of law and choice of venue governing any disputes arising under this licensing arrangement: such disputes shall be adjudicated according to Canadian law and in the courts of Singapore.
		The post presumes Tom Smith is an intellectual of some sort, which is hard to believe on sustained reading of his posts on Right Coast.
		I deduce from certain aspects of the tone of his post that he is not relieved.
	examinedlife.typepad.com /johnbelle/2004/02/for_tis_the_spo.html (9592 words)

	English language - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		One of the consequences of the French influence is that the vocabulary of English is, to a certain extent, divided between those words which are Germanic (mostly Old English) and those which are "Latinate" (Latin-derived, either directly from Norman French or other Romance languages).
		Nowadays, the ligatures have been generally replaced in Commonwealth English by the separated letters "ae" and "oe" ("archaeology", "oesophagus") and in American English by "e" ("esophagus").
		The difficulty of defining the number of words is compounded by the emergence of new versions of English, such as Asian English.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/English_language (4629 words)

	South African Honours and Awards: Legal Aspects
		The following is an overview (by a layman, not a lawyer) of some of them: the fount of honour, the use of post-nominal letters, the order of precedence, the forfeiture of awards, offences, and restrictions on the disposal of awards.
		The relative ranking of official orders, decorations and medals is determined by a Table of Precedence which is issued by the government from time to time.
		It is a privilege, not a right, and has to be specifically provided for in the Warrants and/or Regulations governing those awards.
	www.geocities.com /militaf/legal.htm (986 words)

	The Uncivil Litigator: April 2004
		This subject is important enough to graduating law students (many of whom I know read this blog, and Sherry's) that I had to respond to her opinion with my own separate blog post.
		I formulated a very nasty cease and desist letter and told them that if they don't send me very clear, specific instructions on how to purge our computer of their filthy presence, I will sue them in a local court of law, and enforce the judgment in the UK in accordance with international law.
		Jeremy has this great post attacking his law school (Harvard, but I think most schools nationwide have the same affliction) for how it chose to counsel its students on how to achieve success in law firms, at a "job advice" session.
	uncivillitigator.blogspot.com /2004_04_01_uncivillitigator_archive.html (15701 words)

	The Washington Monthly
		Your original premise was based on the alleged 'fact' that immigration has been increasing historically as a percentage of the population, and the census link you provide basically lists the immigrant population on separate pages for each year.
		I think your point on the outliers depends on whether their position far afield can be traced to adminstration policies or other unrelated causes which are outside of government control, such as individual innovation, prudent (or lucky) investments, or executive compensation trends.
		One of the problems with use of statistics is that "average" (or "mean") is not particularly informative, unless one also provides a measure of the "standard deviation." I can't remember the last time I saw a news report mention standard deviation.
	www.washingtonmonthly.com /archives/individual/2004_04/003684.php (14691 words)

	mvhonsguide.doc
		Since recommendations for honours are normally required at least nine months ahead of the publication of the List, it is important to plan ahead in the case of people who are likely to retire.
		Age, Retirement, End of Contract, End of Posting, Redundancy, Ill Health, Resignation, Early Retirement.
		AGE: Insert age (in years) at publication date of the List (i.e.: at New Year or Queen’s Birthday).
	www.millenniumvolunteers.gov.uk /uploads/mediadownloads/mvhonsguide.doc (967 words)

	Headline News The Kathmandu Post (Nepal)
		However, in the case of de-listing those companies which have failed to submit their financial statement on time, the Nepse is planning to issue letters to the concerned companies urging them to submit the statement within 35 days.
		Mukunda Nath Dhungel, general manager of Nepse, today told The Kathmandu Post that over 50 percent of the l15 listed companies could soon be de-listed (taken off the roster of traded companies) if they fail to submit key information within a specified time period.
		KATHMANDU, Oct 12 – The Supreme Court today sent letters to the Speaker of the House of Representative, leader of the main opposition and three other lawmakers through post office after they personally refused to accept the court’s letter.
	www.nepalnews.com /contents/englishdaily/ktmpost/2001/oct/oct13 (3264 words)

	ae 1
		In this context, the name of the letter is Æsc (Ash in modern English, meaning the tree), after the name of the corresponding letter in the Futharc.
		The symbol "æ" is also used in the International Phonetic Alphabet to denote the sound of the Old English letter, an unrounded, semi-open front vowel.
		The origin of the letter is a ligature for AE.
	www.fact-library.com /ae_1.html (299 words)

	WorldNetDaily: Scalia scolds Franken at celeb event in NYC
		The justice explained a judge does not have to recuse himself from a case if his friend, in an official capacity, was a nominal party in the dispute, according to Opinion Journal Editor James Taranto, who witnessed the exchange.
		The Post said the confrontation with Scalia didn't seem to weaken Franken's interest in running for the U.S. Senate from Minnesota, noting the radio host discussed his possible candidacy afterward at a cocktail reception.
		The reference was to Scalia's flying and hunting trip with Vice President Dick Cheney in January 2003, three weeks after the Supreme Court agreed to hear a White House appeal in a case involving private meetings of Cheney's energy task force.
	www.wnd.com /news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=47571 (455 words)

	The Moderate Voice - The DeLay Dilemma And The Successor Search
		Even in the case of selecting DeLay's replacement the conservatives went to the mat — and reportely won, big-time, according to the Washington Post.
		The Post reports that House Speaker Dennis Hastert THOUGHT he had it arranged for Rep. David Dreir to take over for DeLay...until he faced a rebellion:
		--Bull Moose has another post that you MUST READ in its ENTIRETY.
	www.themoderatevoice.com /posts/1127980181.shtml (3207 words)

	The Shifted Librarian
		When I post an item here, some unknown number of other weblog authors read that item on a customized web page, from which they can post the item on their own weblog.
		I haven't posted anything about this story until now because I figured the link request form was just an old page on their that they had forgotten about.
		I was already trying to figure out a new route to work since I just found out that 400 new homes are going up along the two-lane road that marks the main road north out of town.
	www.theshiftedlibrarian.com /2002/06/20.html (2932 words)

	Legal Theory Blog
		Thomas Koenig and Michael L. Rustad (Northeastern University - School of Law and Suffolk University - School of Law) have posted Toxic Torts, Politics, and Environmental Justice: The Case for Crimtorts (Law & Policy, Vol.
		Samuel Issacharoff and Pamela S. Karlan (Columbia Law School and Stanford Law School) have posted Where to Draw the Line?: Vieth v.
		One of the most serious challenges facing international legal institutions in the present era of globalisation is the adoption of adequate written laws in the form of treaties, conventions, and codes that address the issues faced by the international community.
	lsolum.blogspot.com /archives/2004_07_01_lsolum_archive.html (10679 words)

	Talking Points Memo: by Joshua Micah Marshall: April 03, 2005 - April 09, 2005 Archives
		The Post says that the Bamboozlepalooza Tour "may be one of the most costly in memory, well into the millions of dollars, according to some rough, unofficial calculations." And even Republicans on the Hill seem to be getting concerned.
		The group blog will be a forum both for posts on topics and questions of interest to the individual contributors and also, we hope, for debate and discussion amongst them.
		TPM Reader BD sends along word that Sen. John Cornyn has posted the full text of the speech he gave on the floor yesterday on his senate website.
	www.talkingpointsmemo.com /archives/week_2005_04_03.php#005360 (9671 words)

	Eschaton
		With posts like this I'm usually not criticizing the tactics, but rather highlighting the difference between rhetoric and reality with the Bushies and their apologists like Baghdad Brooks.
		Chris Lehmann posts a letter from a contractor working in Iraq.
		I think part of the problem is that we're in the mindset that the opposition in Iraq are "terrorists." It's more helpful to perceive them as an "opposition army." This isn't because I think they're "less bad" than terrorists, but rather it helps reframe the way we deal with them.
	atrios.blogspot.com /2004_04_04_atrios_archive.html (6163 words)

	Ross Mayfield's Weblog: opensource
		This is the topic of a larger post, and in fact my contribution to an O'Reilly book on open source, but I wish to emphasize what might be the core issue of open source innovation.
		Recently, Cnet posted a News Analysis in search of a problem that came across as an opinion piece by the author.
		Here is a handy list of the good company we are in: Realm Systems, Optaros, Zend, Covalent, SpikeSource, Forum Systems, Funambol, SugarCRM, Univa, Humano2, OpenLogic, Simula, Coridan, ActiveGrid, Compiere, Open Country, OpenXource, Protique, Mergere, Digibug, Cymphonix, SourceTap, Active Endpoints, SafeDesk Solutions, BlueSunrise, Antigrain, BitRock, Groundwork IT, Adisoft, Aduva, Palamida, Sleepycat, Socialtext and Transitive.
	ross.typepad.com /blog/opensource/index.html (6890 words)

	Liberal Praise Drawn From Unlikely Source (washingtonpost.com)
		Viguerie's chief asset is a list of 3 1/2 million names of people who can reliably be called upon to support such causes with their votes and their dollars.
		As proof, Viguerie cites the fundraising prowess of former Vermont governor Howard Dean's campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination.
		More Than Ever, Business Chooses Republican Ticket (The Washington Post, Sep 6, 2004)
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/articles/A40634-2004Oct17.html (1330 words)

	The Corner on National Review Online
		There's a great post at the Volokh Conspiracy about the tendency of liberal academics to celebrate inquisitions and excommunications.
		Anyway, the point is that characters like Rachel decide not to have abortions, which is something of a nominal conservative victory.
		In an unusual but propitious coincidence, both the Wall Street Journal (subscribers only here)and the Washington Post have editorials today criticizing three senators -- Chafee, Dodd, and Nelson of Florida -- for visiting Venezuela and disregarding the Chavez regime's latest totalitarian power grab.
	www.nationalreview.com /thecorner/05_01_09_corner-archive.asp (12330 words)

	The Big Picture: Real Estate Begins to Cool
		The importance of real estate value to the average family's bottom line is much larger than that of their (often nominal) equity market exposure, which means that a 30% drop could be devastating.
		In other words, it seems to me that the measure of a bubble is in the breadth and depth of its real impact rather than in specific numbers.
		I'll bet (meaning I don't know for sure, but neither does your post) that inventory levels are back to just elow normal, certainly not high yet.
	bigpicture.typepad.com /comments/2005/08/real_estate_beg.html (2171 words)

	http://www.adamyoshida.com
		As of 7PM Pacific Time on December 24th, Blog for America lists a huge number of "X for Dean" websites, of which basically none are Christian themed (there's a 'Mormons for Dean' site and a 'Progressive Christians for Dean' site, neither of which have much content).
		Any of the major Democrats (other than Dean) is probably guaranteed to win at least 45% of the vote and one hundred and fifty or so electoral votes (unless, of course, there is a major third-party run).
		Finally, Dean will have to be done in through one of three methods: all of the surviving Democratic candidates will endorse one candidate, one of the Clintons will step in and endorse one candidate, or superdelegates will step forward and pledge themselves.
	www.adamyoshida.com /2003_12_01_archive.html (18983 words)

Cgm Format
	List of post-nominal letters 65: >	Conspicuous Gallantry Medal	CGM
	Conspicuous Gallantry Medal 5: e post-nominal letters "CGM ".
	List of missiles by nation 178: * Atlas (rocket)CGM -16 / HGM-16 Atlas
www.witchware.com /File/10114-Cgm.Format.Html (346 words)

	Electrolite: Things I don't believe.
		Patrick, in your post I see some of the same arrogance that prompted this conversation in the first place, that of non-believers smirking at the believers.
		Never mind that I can produce lists of Christian evolutionary biologists and that many of them are working in universities to better people's educations--their definition is absolute and any contradiction with it means that I'm just trying to mislead them about the real meaning of evolution.
		I'd ignore Joel and his attention seeking, as that's at the root of all his posting of comments like he did regarding you and Kevin.
	nielsenhayden.com /electrolite/archives/005077.html#005077 (14520 words)

	The Decembrist: How to Read a Bush Budget -- A Rerun
		Last year at about this time, I cranked out a blog post in about half an hour very late at night that appears to have been the most useful of anything I've written.
		In addition, I was listed in Whose Who Among American Colleges and Universities, and given the 1983 Progressive Leadership Award, and 1983 Distinguished Honor Award.
		It was an inventory of all the basic little dishonesties that go into the president's budget and a skeptical readers' guide to the inevitably gullible press stories about the budget.
	markschmitt.typepad.com /decembrist/2005/01/how_to_read_a_b.html (4481 words)

	Commonly Used Keywords in CIS
		Authors may also use this list to select keywords that have commonly been used before in CIS, so that the indexing of their article will be somewhat consistent with previous related literature.
		All keywords assigned by CIS editors appear first, followed by a list of keywords (in brackets) drawn directly from authors.
		As an aid to authors and to users of the CIS database, the following lists phrases used in the "keywords" field of the CIS database in Release 9 at least twice (cumulatively over the entire database).
	www.statindex.org /CIS/homepage/keywords.html (184 words)

	Mark A. R. Kleiman
		Moreover, as Michael Kinsley notes, Bennett's own Empower America explicity denounces gambling, and "problem gambling" is on his list of "cultural indicators." All in all, then, I think Eugene's generous attempt to defend Bennett, with whom he disagrees substantively, from the charge of hypocrisy is valiant but unavailing.
		The proposition that any responsible adult ought to be able to use any hallucinogen, or at least any of a list of relatively safe hallucinogens, as long as that person can show he knows more or less what he's doing, is certainly an arguable one.
		The resulting paper (I can't make out which journal published it) must surely be the only learned paper in history listing as authors a geophysicist, an economist, and a retired assistant chief of police.
	markarkleiman.blogspot.com /2003_05_01_markarkleiman_archive.html (13346 words)

	John T. Reed's view of various real estate investment gurus
		It defines raw land, lists obvious advantages and disadvantages (e.g., cheap, pays no income), says its valuable because it’s a limited commodity, says to buy in the suburbs of a major city in the direction of growth, etc. This is conventional wisdom.
		Use the list of questions in my book to ask the tenant about various aspects of the building and service you are providing.
		A "pocket listing" is one which the agent keeps "in his pocket" and shows only to his best buyers.
	www.johntreed.com /Reedgururating.html#anchor530817 (17839 words)

	MayerBlog: The Web Log of David N. Mayer
		Notwithstanding this long list of attributes, Christianity maintains that the true nature of God — his essence — lies beyond the reach of man’s reason; God is essentially unknowable and mysterious.
		Thomas Jefferson nicely expressed the essence of the Enlightenment philosophy in a letter he wrote in August 1787 to his nephew and ward, Peter Carr, advising him on his studies.
		But behind the rhetoric, the reality of today’s intelligent design movement is that it is essentially no different from its predecessor, the creationist movement, and other anti-evolution movements that came before it.
	users.law.capital.edu /dmayer/Blog (12141 words)

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