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	Paul Graham (photographer) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Graham was the first European photographer to engage with New Color Photography and in 1983 published the book : A1—The Great North Road, which had a transformative effect on the fl and white documentary tradition that had dominated creative British photography to that point.
		Graham is accepted as an artist-photographer, rather than in the editorial or documentary context, so his work is normally seen in galleries, museums and book publishers, rather than magazines or photo agencies, and as such his work commands the highest prices of any living British photographer.
		Graham resided in the UK for most of his life, though with many periods abroad, including Japan.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Paul_Graham_(photographer) (361 words)

	Paul Graham - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		For Paul Graham the photographer, see Paul Graham (photographer).
		In 1995 Graham and Robert Morris founded Viaweb, the first application service provider.
		Graham has an A.B. in philosophy [2] from Cornell.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Paul_Graham (354 words)

	Paul Graham is Wrong (Aaron Swartz's Raw Thought)
		The same people that are applauding Graham for "brilliant reasoning" when he makes assertions that fit their world-view, criticize him for the absurdity of even making assertions, when they don't fit their world-view.
		Paul Graham is not "god" and some of what he says really ought to not be left unchecked and thank you Aaron for having the guts to stand up to him.
		Paul was the one who drew my attention to LISP actually and since then I am fancying it.
	www.aaronsw.com /weblog/pgwrong (2502 words)

	Rob Lally : Robert Lally : Blog » Paul Graham makes me laugh
		Paul (do you like me using his first name like we were tight buddies) has a certain chip in his shoulder.
		Paul has been running a new side gig, a venture capital firm (he dresses it up a bit - but that’s what it is) called Y Combinator (it’s a Lisp thing).
		Paul Graham’s Summer/Winter Founders programme is based on helping people start companies by providing them with small injections of capital for a small share of the company - rather than the traditional VC ton of cash and all the control point of approach.
	robertlally.com /index.php?p=76 (3275 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Paul Graham (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Paul K. Graham (b, 1978) is an American genealogist and author.
		Y Combinator is a seed-stage startup funding firm, started by Paul Graham, Robert Morris, Trevor Blackwell, and Jessica Livingston.
		Seed funding is investing capital to begin a new project, so that it has enough funds to sustain itself for a period of development until it reaches either a state where it is able to continue funding itself, or has created something in value so that it is worthy of...
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Paul-Graham (1168 words)

	IT Conversations: Paul Graham
		Paul is the author of On Lisp (Prentice Hall, 1993), ANSI Common Lisp (Prentice Hall, 1995), and Hackers & Painters (O'Reilly, 2004).
		Reading Paul Graham is an addiction and an intellectual fix for most of us who may find themselves lost in the mundane code mazes of our day job and go out looking for answer.
		Reading Paul Graham is important if you are a technology enthusiast; its imperative providing that programming is merely not your day job but a passion for life.
	www.itconversations.com /shows/detail164.html (670 words)

	Waxy.org: Daily Log: Knauss on Paul Graham's "Great Hackers"
		I too have a lot of respect for Graham, and though I am definitely not a hacker in the sense he means, I am more interested in Lisp for his ranting.
		For the record: Paul Graham is better looking than me, which definately surprised the hell out of me. He's not better looking than Stewart, though.
		Graham never claims that hackers are "better" than "normal people." He merely points out that they're more productive than average programmers, by huge margins, and plays with various aspects of this in his essays, from how to design good tools to how to identify them.
	www.waxy.org /archive/2004/07/29/knauss_o.shtml (2977 words)

	PaulGraham: See what people are saying right now on Technorati
		Paul Graham wrote a little post about Kiko’s end and the numerous reactions concerning it over at his blog.
		Paul Graham has a great essay advising early-stage ventures on critical factors when presenting to potential investors.
		In Paul Graham's famous essay, Beating the Averages, he explains how his decision to use Lisp as the backend language for Viaweb helped Viaweb gain a...
	www.technorati.com /tag/PaulGraham (307 words)

	oreilly.com -- Online Catalog: Paul Graham
		Paul Graham, designer of the new Arc language, was the creator of Yahoo Store, the first web-based application.
		Paul has been building a cult-like status on the Internet for several years because of the honesty, grace and wit of his essays.
		Paul is a true hacker with a broad business experience, deep technical understanding, an uncontrollably inquisitive mind, and a wonderful writing style.
	www.oreillynet.com /cs/catalog/view/au/1761 (1948 words)

	George Graham Reviews Paul Simon's "You're the One"
		Now Paul Simon is out with another new project, and interestingly, it is his first recording since 1983's Hearts and Bones not intended to be a concept album or part of a larger project.
		Paul Simon's new CD You're The One marks his first release in seventeen years that was not an ambitious concept album part of a larger work, and yet it's one of the most intriguing recordings of his career and no doubt the best since his ground-breaking world music release Graceland.
		Paul Simon has enjoyed many hits in his career, but he has also known some commercial disappointments.
	georgegraham.com /reviews/simonyt1.html (1077 words)

	Paul Graham - Bedeutung, Definition, Erklärung im netlexikon
		Paul Graham ist ein Lisp-Programmierer, sowie der Autor von On Lisp (Prentice Hall, 1993) und ANSI Common Lisp (Prentice Hall, 1995), dem heutigen Lisp-Standardlehrwerk.
		1995 gründete Graham das Unternehmen Viaweb, dessen Hauptprodukt – zum großen Teil geschrieben in Lisp – es den Benutzern ermöglichte, ihren eigenen Internet-Shop zu erstellen.
		Zur Zeit arbeitet Graham an der Programmiersprache Arc, einem Lisp-Derivat für Experten.
	www.lexikon-definition.de /Paul-Graham.html (182 words)

	Paul Graham: American Night
		Paul Graham’s photographs touch upon the social fracture of America--the great divide between the included and excluded, fls and whites, haves and have-nots.
		Graham's images blind and overwhelm the viewer with a feeling akin to stepping out of a sheltered place and into the sunlight.
		Beyond their paucity or wealth of color these images contrast one another in their content: These perfect homes are unobtainable to those walking in the burnt landscape; they are a mirage, a dream or promise that can almost never be reached.
	www.artbook.com /388243919x.html (211 words)

	Eric Gunnerson's C# Compendium : Hackers and Painters by Paul Graham
		In the SWAG bags that they gave us was a copy of the book, Hackers and Painters by Paul Graham.
		Graham's assertion here is that before the industrial revolution, there has been wealth transference, but not a lot of wealth creation, and that wealth has been accumulated through theft (either directly or via taxation).
		The flow of Paul Graham's argument is as follows: Today's schools are like prisons because we put children in an artificial environment where their actions have no real consequences.
	blogs.msdn.com /ericgu/archive/2004/05/28/143908.aspx (1341 words)

	Paul Graham on Python hackers
		Paul Graham's recent book "Hackers & Painters" may be interesting readers for Python programmers.
		Yeah, but Graham goes on to lump perl in with python, so he clearly doesn't know what he's talking about.
		Python is closer to Java in that they are both strongly Object Oriented languages i n contrast to perl's OO framework that feels more bolted on than integral to me. Both Python and Java tend to focus on providing a single clear interface to a function rather than a multitude of synonyms and syntaxes.
	www.codecomments.com /message252784.html (1558 words)

	Paul graham - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
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	Hackers and Painters: Big Ideas from the Computer Age - O'Reilly Media Paul Graham (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Graham shows how to use Bayesian filtering and why it is superior over rules.
		Paul Graham even inspired me to learn Lisp and I will always be greatful for that.
		Paul Graham has delivered final proof that he is a...
	www.skattabrain.com /css-books-plain/0596006624.html (1715 words)

	Paul Graham: Unofficial RSS Feed
		Paul briefly discusses the four things he always brings with him: books, earplugs, a notebook and a pen.
		Paul fleshes out Kevin Kelleher's notion that programming languages can be viewed in the context of how they seek to improve on their predecessors: "C: Assemby language is too low-level.
		Paul muses on the "decay of the corporate ladder" and why it isn't an entirely positive change.
	www.joegrossberg.com /paulgraham.rss (2165 words)

	Weblogs Forum - Paul Graham Compares Painting and Programing
		Paul Graham thinks art, and I mostly agree.
		Today slashdot had a link to an interesting article by Paul Graham on how programing is more similar to the arts than engineering.
		Your exception to Graham's analysis points to what I think the real relationship is: Programming is more like architecture than painting, in that it lives at the intersection of art and practicality.
	www.artima.com /forums/flat.jsp?forum=106&thread=4743 (664 words)

	Amazon.com: Hackers and Painters: Big Ideas from the Computer Age: Books: Paul Graham (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Paul Graham has delivered final proof that he is a marvelous essayist with his volume of fairly diverse writings, Hackers & Painters.
		Graham also tends to concentrate on a single point in each essay, allowing for both good coverage and a brief essay.
		Graham's idea is not that all heresies are worth challenging publicly, or even that all heresies are wrong, but merely that there is value is being aware of what is heretical, so one can notice where the blind spots are.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0596006624?v=glance (3045 words)

	Paul Graham ( - ) Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews
		Graham Nash to be Honored as Pioneer in Photography
		Born in 1949 in Masqui, British Columbia, Rodney Graham studied art history at the University of British Columbia from 1968 to 1971 and at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver from 1978 to 1979.
		Graham Caldwell’s work captures perfectly the mystery of being in a natural history museum for the first time.
	wwar.com /masters/g/graham-paul.html (1629 words)

	Paul and David Interview with Graham Norton, BUK
		What Paul and I brought to it, was, I think, a kind of humanity to these 2 guys and that’s what police, finally, in he years after, this is what they really loved about the show, because it shows cops, that cops are also human beings.
		PAUL: You know, at the time, there were, ah, one of the, ah, more attractive things you could buy down on Alvarado St. downtown LA, the Mexican section.
		Paul and David laugh and look at each other as Paul stands and blows his "yes" horn.
	www.paulmichaelglaser.org /gns_pmg_ds.html (2681 words)

	Paul Graham: American Night
		Affirming “the best of time is always now,” his last major work, End of an Age (1999), was a series of astonishing portraits that capture the almost tragic self-forgetfulness of young people at the close of the millennium.
		Paul Graham’s works break traditional boundaries between reportage, portrait, and landscape photography to successfully negotiate the relationship between art and document.
		Paul Graham: American Night is curated by P.S.1 Director Alanna Heiss.
	www.ps1.org /cut/press/graham.html (359 words)

	Paul Graham
		Paul on 08.29.06 @ 01:45 AM EST [link] [No Comments]
		In 15 minutes I'll be heading out to meet up with the rest of the group that's heading to Belize...
		Some photos I took last night at Mike's Tri clinic of the mini triathlon we did in Lively...
	www.paulgraham.ca (375 words)

	LtU Classic Archives
		Paul Graham's Arc and NewtonScript (a selfish and schemish language-OS hybrid for the Apple Newton) seem have the most pragmatic syntaxes.
		A couple of Tcl solutions (http://mini.net/tcl/3520) were turned down (for unclear reasons), so I imagine that the interpretation of the requirements are subject to Graham's tastes.
		This is not so surprising considering that the Accumulator Generator design pattern as presented by Paul Graham is best supported by closures, and Loell is all about closures.
	www.lambda-the-ultimate.org /classic/message5779.html (1212 words)

	ESPN.com: NCB - Bennett expected to replace Paul Graham
		In a stunning development within college basketball, Washington State is expected to name former Wisconsin coach Dick Bennett as its head coach to replace Paul Graham, sources told ESPN.com Wednesday.
		Graham's teams were one of the hardest working teams in the league.
		Graham was set back by multiple injuries to key players, losing eight players at various times of the season.
	espn.go.com /ncb/columns/misc/1530031.html (505 words)

	LWN: Paul Graham on great hackers
		Paul Graham has posted an essay on "great hackers," derived from his OSCON keynote.
		Of course, Paul's right, it tends to be a language that tries to keep stupid people from making mistakes in a large group, rather than helping out the clever ones.
		That's what Paul Graham means when he writes: But VCs are mistaken to look for the next Microsoft, because no startup can be the next Microsoft unless some other company is prepared to bend over at just the right moment and be the next IBM.
	www.lwn.net /Articles/95688 (3349 words)

	Paul Graham Long
		It is with very deep regret that the Ministry of Defence has to confirm that Corporal Paul Graham Long was killed in action in southern Iraq on 24 June whilst serving with 156 Provost Company, Royal Military Police.
		Paul was a dedicated soldier who loved his work.
		Paul, who was loved dearly and will be sadly missed, died doing what he did best: helping others.
	www.iraqwarheroes.com /longp.htm (318 words)

	Fair And Biased: Paul Graham's No-Spin Zone
		Paul Graham has been called a tedious windbag and a lot of other things.
		It all started with Paul Graham's Great Hackers and the quote:The programmers you'll be able to hire...
		This article is a perfect example of what Paul Graham was railing against, and why the Java community just doesn't understand and, with the quality of developers it attracts, never will.
	blog.vikdavid.com /2004/08/paul_graham_has.html (1010 words)

	BYU CCL Grad. Student: Paul Graham (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Paul, a PhD student, is presently researching the use of reconfigurable hardware in several areas.
		Specifically, he is involved with developing specialized hardware using FPGAs and other forms of reconfigurable logic for sonar beamforming and digital signal processing.
		Paul S. Graham, Masters Thesis, Brigham Young University, Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, 1996.
	splish.ee.byu.edu /people/psg.html (310 words)

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