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	PaulStamatiou.com - tech news/reviews/guides
		Paul StamatiouPaul is a student at Georgia Tech who loves technology, California and all things Apple.
		The Microsoft Office for Mac Team recently announced that their Office suite of productivity apps will be released to manufacturers in December, so you can safely see it in retail locations/online around Macworld time.
		Although the Mac Mojo blog asserts that the extra time is purely for quality control reasons.
	paulstamatiou.com (1126 words)

	Paul Green: Paul Green Legacy
		Paul Green, the writer-humanist who grew up on a Harnett County farm and pitched baseball both right and left-handed, has been dead for 22 years.
		A "Friends of Paul Green" support group was recently formed through the efforts of Maxine Swalin, the 100-year-old co-founder with her husband, the late Benjanin Swalin, of the North Carolina Symphony.
		A permanent display of Paul Green artifacts and photographs is on display in the Chapel Hill Museum, located at the corner of Boundary and East Franklin Streets.
	www.paulgreen.org /paulgreenlegacy.html (834 words)

	The Cult of Mac Blog
		Paul Moshay, a Mac owner from L.A. claims he found out the hard way that Oklahoma is no friend to Macs, so he's decided to keep all of his future sales of Macs on eBay Oklahoma-free.
		I've had a lot of concerns about Medill 2020 in the months since it was announced, most notably that a brochure unveiling the program claimed that its faculty would be trained to write the news for many platforms, including SMS and the vPod.
		We're giving kids the Macs they need to really create great work at a time when the march of the institutional PC has never been stronger.
	wiredblogs.tripod.com /cultofmac (3060 words)

	Paul Thurrott's Internet Nexus - A technology blog
		Semi-related: I discovered this story through MacSurfer, which is a good (if curiously repetitive) Mac news aggregator site.
		They were linking to a story on The Inquirer, which is a sad little "The Register"-wannabe site from the UK that, as it turns out, simply reworded a story they had discovered on The Seattle PI.
		.Mac is still somewhat of a joke, though obviously this is a huge improvement.
	www.internet-nexus.com (2042 words)

	miller
		The general feeling I get is, perhaps excepting Paul MacCready, is that it doesn’t rate the time involved in changing a way of looking at something they already know and understand.
		Near the other end were Mark Drela and Paul MacCready discussing something, what I could not hear over the sound of the wave machine.
		As I walked down to the end where Mark and Paul were standing, I picked up on the conversation.
	www.twitt.org /miller.htm (7174 words)

	Enterprise Mac \| InfoWorld
		.Mac Web Gallery hosts "better than DVD quality." Too nice to describe in one sentence.
		While I was Googling to track down one of my own stories, I came across this BlackBerryCool.com entry promising that Mac users will soon be able to use their BlackBerry handsets for tethered Internet access.
		Follow the instructions, and your Mac will dial your Bluetooth-equipped BlackBerry like a modem and link it to your wireless operator's data network--in T-Mobile's case, that's 128 Kbps EDGE--whenever it needs access to the Internet.
	weblog.infoworld.com /enterprisemac (976 words)

	MySpace.com - Paul Mac - UK - Techno / Hip Hop / House - www.myspace.com/paulmacuk
		MySpace.com - Paul Mac - UK - Techno / Hip Hop / House - www.myspace.com/paulmacuk
		Paul Mac's Latest Blog Entry [Subscribe to this Blog]
		Uk Based Dj/Producer making and playing Techno and beyond, have been dj'ing for 19 years now and producing for around 13.
	www.myspace.com /paulmacuk (642 words)

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		Paul J. Camp "The Beauty of the Universe Assistant Professor of Physics consists not only of unity Coastal Carolina University in variety but also of Conway, SC 29526 variety in unity.
		Subject: Re: airplane wings In-Reply-To: Paul Camp's message of Tue, 12 Sep 1995 12:11:57 -0400 (EDT) I'm sure I've said this before, but I think the Bernoulli vs. Downward airflow argument is a non-argument.
		I know he has a Mac version, those of you who are still stuck using DOS/Windows or whatever may be out of luck.
	www.amasci.com /wing/wphysl.txt (13316 words)

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