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	Manalive, "How the Great Wind Came to Beacon House"
		Michael Moon gave a tragic grin, and waited for his real informant, who spoke a moment after in a voice curiously cool, fresh and young, as coming out of that brown and even dusty interior.
		The green, fantastic human figure, vivid against its autumn red and gold, was already among its highest and craziest branches, which by bare luck did not break with the weight of his big body.
		The bright brisk leaves, the bleak blue sky, the wild green arms and legs, reminded him irrationally of something glowing in his infancy, something akin to a gaudy man on a golden tree; perhaps it was only painted monkey on a stick.
	www.smart.net /~tak/Chesterton/man_pt1_1.html (4088 words)

	Our Bookshop
		Green illustrated publisher's cloth with gilt illustration and lettering on front cover and spine.
		Green publisher's cloth, floral embossing on front cover, lettered and decorated in gilt.
		Green publisher's cloth with facsimile of Dickens' signature on front cover and gilt titling, lettering and elaborate ruling on spine.
	www.nvo.com /gadsbooks/displayroom/category.nhtml?catuid=13724 (4697 words)

	Michael Kerr: The Workplace Energizer
		Michael Kerr is an award-winning international speaker, humourist and the author of five books.
		Michael practices what he preaches, so not only do you hear the information, you see it in practice, which is why many of Michael's clients have described this workshop as "the best workshop they have ever attended on any topic."
		Michael reminds audiences of five simple, yet fundamental cornerstones that foster productive, supportive, healthy and ultimately inspiring workplaces.
	www.speakers.ca /kerr_michael.aspx (718 words)

	theage.com.au - The Age
		Michael Moore is an active supporter of General Wesley Clark(e)'s presidential campaign.
		Michael Moore, is just another George Bush, with a different tune, yet the tune is just one key differnt.
		I agree that the issues that he brings attention to are well worth while, and in some cases he is the only person that has the guts to bring these issues to the main stream audience.
	www.theage.com.au /yoursay1/2003/10/28/index5.html (2209 words)

	[No title]
		Green already in the position of a leader of thought, and of young men.
		Green's pupils could generally write in his own language, more or less, and could "envisage" things, as we said then, from his point of view.
		Green as he wrestled at lecture with Aristotle, with the Notion, with his chair and table.
	www2.cddc.vt.edu /gutenberg/1/9/9/1994/1994.txt (20053 words)

	Stephen Nottingham: Beetroot - Chapter 7
		Sophie Grigson presents a recipe using dried bread, the shredded greens of chard (the midribs are used for something else), garlic, leeks, tomatoes, olive oil and herbs.
		The dark green foliage and purple veins of beetroot leaves can be a colourful addition to stir-fried or steamed spinach, chard or other green-leaf vegetables.
		In a different vein, the American humourist F.H. Curtis wrote in 1891 that, “dead beets should be served in summary manner.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/Stephen_Nottingham/beetroot7.htm (9064 words)

	Poetry Life & Times - November 2003 Featured Poets: 2
		Michael Paul Ladanyi resides with his wife and two daughters in the foothills of the North Georgia Mountains.
		Michael's chapbook, Spelling Crows of Winter, $8.95 ISBN 1-58998-229-0, was released in Sept. 2003 by Pudding House Publications (Click the link for more info or visit Michael's personal website).
		Michael served as a poetry editor with Rustlings of the Wind for over a year, until the publisher decided to close the magazine after a successful five year run.
	www.poetrylifeandtimes.com /Nov03_2.html (2927 words)

	Manalive, "The Banner of Beacon"
		He remembered how pretty he thought her years ago, when he was ready to fall in love with anybody; but it was like remembering a worship of some Babylonian princess in some previous existence.
		At his next glimpse of her (and he caught himself awaiting it) the purple and green chalk was dusted off, and she went by quickly in her working clothes.
		"I beg your pardon," inquired Michael, rather sombrely; his long, swarthy head was dark against the sunset, and, either by accident or mood, he had the look of something isolated and even hostile amid the social extravagance of the garden.
	www.smart.net /~tak/Chesterton/man_pt1_3.html (3775 words)

	What's new at Robert Frew Ltd
		pp.[i-vi]+316+[vii]-viii Bound by Morrell in half dark green moroo, green cloth sides, spine with raised bands and gilt ruled compartments, a.e.g.
		Original green cloth, gilt vignette to upper board, gilt lettering to spine.
		Original publishers green blindstamped cloth, spines with gilt lettering, gilt crest to upper covers.
	www.robertfrew.com /about/whatsnew.html (1925 words)

	Green Left - Intelligent digs at urban neuroses
		I would not be surprised if economic rationalist editors decide that Somerville's slightly surreal, gently subversive style just isn't rationalist enough for their liking — a good enough reason to buy this book.
		He surveys much of the same territory as Michael Leunig with a similar cynicism but without the same religious conviction.
		While not strident about capitalism, it is nonetheless biting because the pugnacious humourist, with his telling attacks on consumerism has, ahem, released it just in time for the gift-giving season!
	www.greenleft.org.au /2001/470/24963 (335 words)

	Our Bookshop
		This "Cheap Edition" was issued in three Series totaling 15 volumes over the years 1847-1864, in double column format, with a new preface and frontispiece and re-engraved illustrations.
		Generally the edition was issued in green cloth covers with spines decorated in gilt.
		Green publisher's cloth with gilt decoration and lettering.
	www.nvo.com /gadsbooks/displayroom/category.nhtml?catuid=13726 (4118 words)

	The Social Affairs Unit - Web Review: Small war, not many thrilled
		Michael Howard, to name only one, though David Davis is another, would have neither been as tactically inept, nor would they have been anywhere near as sincere in the covering flank they would have offered the government.
		In private, Michael Howard is scathing about George Bush, the people who surround him, and most of his policies.
		American political humourist P J O'Rourke said, of failed US Presidential candidate John Kerry, had he promised to pull all troops from Iraq in 24 hours he would have been elected president, and had he pledged to send a million more troops he also would have been elected.
	www.socialaffairsunit.org.uk /blog/archives/000391.php (1435 words)

	BMA - Fiction writers with medical qualifications
		Author and humourist who wrote the 'Doctor' series of comic novels, of which Doctor in the House is the best known.
		A retired professor of forensic pathology, author of many books, including thrillers with a forensic pathology theme and an historical series centred on a 12th century Devon coroner.
		Psychiatrist and writer of 'Green river rising' and other novels not for the squeamish.
	www.bma.org.uk /ap.nsf/Content/LIBDoctorWriters (998 words)

	Gauntlet: Theatre
		The lineup, announced by Rodeo curator Michael Green on Tuesday, was decided upon with a broader goal in mind for this year's Rodeo than in previous years.
		Add to that both Evan Rothery (John) and Andrew Oberhofer (Michael) sharing a single 'flight stick' in the initial scene--a choice clearly intended for comedy that comes across as contrived--and you have an effect meant to heighten the sense of wonder that only detracts from it.
		The symbol of commercialized Christmas for generations, it’s their blighted lives that famous humourist David Sedaris captured with his essay, the Santaland Diaries, which was later translated for the stage by Joe Mantello.
	gauntlet.ucalgary.ca /topic/theatre (2227 words)

	The Innocence Project: Guilty Until Proven Innocent
		Their findings will this week be handed to the Texas Forensic Science Commission, which is constitutionally bound to launch its own investigation and report back to Governor Rick Perry, the man who gave the green light to Willingham's execution.
		Texans may be more attached than most Americans to the death penalty, but even they tend to draw the line at putting innocent people to death.
		One candidate in the governor's race, the humourist and former singer Kinky Friedman, does not appear to have been harmed by his record of campaigning on behalf of death row prisoners.
	www.truthout.org /cgi-bin/artman/exec/view.cgi/60/19572 (1624 words)

	Mealys - Keyword Search Results
		1974 Royal Green Jackets: An extensive Album of over 130 original photographs, colour and fl and white, varied sizes relating to term of duty by Royal Green Jackets in Northern Ireland during the recent Troubles.
		Green and fl Art Nouveau artwork and text on white serrated paper, acknowledging receipt of £6 7shillings and 6 pence per Miss Raverty of the Bri Cualann Cumann (Bray branch), dated 18th April 1928, with printed signature of Eamon De Valera as party president.
		Richard Mulcahy, a close associate of Michael Collins, was Chief of Staff of the I.R.A., Minister for Defence and later Minister for Education.
	www.mealys.com /bkcatresult.php (6800 words)

	Durham School Information
		Newcastle Falcons (originally Gosforth) rugby union club were founded as the old boys side and played in the school's colours until recently (green and white hoops).
		The school has also produced a number of first class cricketers in recent years as well as internationals in other sports.
		Michael Scot, aka Scotus or Scott also Michael the wizard, 13th century mathematician, alchemist, scientist, linguist, philosopher and the only Old Dunelmian to appear in Danté's Inferno.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Durham_School (454 words)

	[No title]
		The great, distinguishing passion came to Michael by the sheepfold, to Ruth by the wayside, adding these humble children of the furrow to the true aristocracy of passionate souls.
		It were a vain endeavour, Though I should gaze for ever On that green light that lingers in the west I may not hope from outward forms to win The passion and the life whose fountains are within.
		Good political poetry--[93] political poetry that shall be permanently moving--can, perhaps, only be written on motives which, for those they concern, have ceased to be open questions, and are really beyond argument; while Coleridge's political poems are for the most part on open questions.
	snowy.arsc.alaska.edu /gutenberg/etext03/7awae10.txt (13701 words)

	2006 July « The Culturatti
		Michael Bay (and, I guess, his various cinematographers) is really good at this kind of look; think of the opening-credits montage from Bad Boys (Miami), and the sequence part-way into The Rock when the action shifts to San Francisco.
		It’s why I’ve always been a Michael Bay defender where it’s possible to give him a defence — Pearl Harbor is highly underrated; although there are some moments where it’s just not possible — Bad Boys II anyone?
		Where Bay is, despite his certain strengths, admittedly still like a high-schooler in terms of his filmmaking, Michael Mann is undoubtedly a PhD.
	culturatti.com /2006/07 (1569 words)

	Secular Blasphemy
		Mullah Krekar, the leader (or, as he insists, former leader) of Kurdic fundamentalist group Ansar al-Islam, and for many years an asylum-holder in Norway, has extended his 15 minutes of fame into absolute parody, just recently by writing an autobiography.
		Fitting, then, that the latest chapter in the story involves a prank played on the grandfatherly terrorist leader by Norwegian-Pakistani humourist Shabana Rehman (picture), known for challenging taboos in the border zone between Norwegian and Muslim immigrant culture.
		On Tuesday night as the debate was winding to a close, Rehman came on stage and said she wanted to carry out a "satiric test" to find out if Mullah Krekar was as strongly fundamentalist as some of his critics believe.
	blogs.salon.com /0001561/2004/04/30.html (992 words)

	ABAA Antiquarian Booksellers Association of America
		Large 8vo, full green calf with blind stamped diamond pattern and gilt stars at intersecting points.
		Small 4to, full green calf with blind stamped diamond pattern and gilt stars at intersecting points, original wrappers bound in.
		Wavy grained green cloth, spine lettered in gilt, light bumps to extremities, front hinge tender, otherwise very good.
	search.abaa.org /dbp2/books1425_6.html (3339 words)

	Garden Humor
		The results are considered important, says The Hartford Courant, because exercise is an effective way to prevent the bone loss disease osteoporosis, many women at greatest risk have a hard time choosing and sticking to a regimen.
		Green fingered Lindley woman Violet Farmary has revealed the secret of her success.
		Michael Green, 48, who lives only a few doors from Mr Wilson's home, said police asked him to leave his house yesterday and stand at the end of the street while the incident was sorted out.
	home.golden.net /~dhobson/gardnews.html (6063 words)

	Scoop: Breakfast, Chickens and Graham Kelly, Diplomat
		In some jurisdictions, where the common law is unenumbered by statute law such as our own Resource Management Act, the principle of coming to the nuisance would apply.
		Whilst most if not all of the submittors have `moved to the nuisance', the fact is that this is no longer an appropriate location for this type of operation...
		Michael Cullen speaks as KiwiSaver readies for tak...
	www.scoop.co.nz /stories/HL0506/S00245.htm (1411 words)

	The Project Gutenberg eBook of Varied Types, by G.K. Chesterton.
		Railway signals, of all earthly things the most poetical, the coloured stars of life and death, shall be lamps of green and crimson worthy of their terrible and faithful service.
		Then comes the Symbolist, and says that to his soul, which alone is certain, man is a creature with green hair and a blue face.
		He was preaching that alertness, that clean agility and vigilance, which is as necessary to gain pleasure as to gain holiness, as indispensable in a lover as in a monk.
	www.ibiblio.org /pub/docs/books/gutenberg/1/4/2/0/14203/14203-h/14203-h.htm (20056 words)

	Finding Aid Database: Search Results
		ALS to Michael Llewelyn Davies 1908 Jun 15, Eton 3p.
		A3 Davies, Michael Llewelyn, 1900-1921 ALS to James Matthew Barrie 1917 Jul 2, Eton 1p., with envelope.
		A3 Davies, George Llewelyn, 1893-1915 ALS to Michael Llewelyn Davies 1908 Jun 15, Eton 3p.
	webtext.library.yale.edu /otcgi/search.bat?DB=5&ACTION=View&QUERY=barrie&OP=near&QUERY=&OP=near&QUERY=&OP=and&SUBSET=SUBSET&FROM=1&SIZE=20&RANKMODE=Occurrence&RETURN=All&ITEM=1 (9556 words)

	Hang the expense - www.theage.com.au
		When it opened, humourist Danny Katz wondered if it might better be described as the city's spleen, given that it was "odd, misshapen and nobody's really quite sure what it does".
		The gallery now has 25 per cent more exhibition space; there is an entire room - The Rembrandt Cabinet - devoted to the gallery's collection of etchings and oils by the Dutch master, and the famed Tiepolo sits grandly at the end of a high-ceilinged salon.
		Norman Day calls the refurbishment, with its glass walkways and steel mesh walls a "gentle, firm and decent reformation" while Melbourne architect Michael Rahill, writing in The Age in December, found the revamped building labyrinthine, felt it lacked the clarity of the original and that many of the gallery spaces were cramped.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2004/01/14/1073877895371.html (2887 words)

	Setting The World To Rights
		Most of them are presumably urban legends, including this one – but that doesn't matter for present purposes: the story is that the Kaiser was visiting an exhibition of modern art.
		When George Mikes (the humourist and author of How to be an Alien) was very young and not yet able to read, he formulated a theory to explain his experiences.
		It was that no one can read: older people were merely pretending to see meaning in random squiggles of ink on paper, and were secretly laughing at his gullibility.
	www.settingtheworldtorights.com /node?from=329 (5266 words)

	THE PRESENT AND FUTURE: Robin Hood -- Wolfshead Through the Ages
		Humourist Spike Milligan took Roger Lancelyn Green's The Adventures of Robin Hood children's book and rewrote it full of modern gags, jokey rants and silly names in his 1998 book Robin Hood According to Spike Milligan.
		He's an honourable man in Parke Godwin's novels, just a guy doing his job in In a Dark Wood by Michael Cadnum, and a good and uncorruptable man fighting against the corruption around him in The Sheriff of Nottingham by Richard Kluger.
		In most recent movies, he's not wearing lincoln green tights.
	www.boldoutlaw.com /robages/robages11.html (810 words)

	Tim Blair (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Renowned Australian cartoonist Michael Leunig has submitted the first entry in a controversial contest for cartoons of the Holocaust launched in Iran today in a tit-for-tat move over the caricatures of the prophet Mohammed that have enraged Muslims worldwide.
		Renowned The Age cartoonist Michael Leunig says a cartoon apparently submitted in his name to an Iranian newspaper seeking entries on the theme of the Holocaust is a fake.
		It was written by Michael Berlyn and was the first in the “Tales of Adventure” line.
	www.timblair.net /ee/index.php/weblog/comments/global_leunig (10620 words)

	Ballpoint Wren » The Idiot Test 3
		I got through the test but I was supposed to click something green quickly.
		Then drink it once and pass it to the smart person on your left…um, no…on your right, then tap both feet while singing “America” at the top of your lungs whilst simultaneously flapping your right, no LEFT arm and using the other arm to wash windows.
		I tried to hit the green triangle, and thought I did hit it in time and made it through to the next level, but apparently it said “don’t” somewhere…so I must have been too slow.
	www.bonniewren.com /2005/149.htm?p=551 (571 words)

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