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	James Paul Moody at AllExperts
		James Paul Moody (21 August 1887 – 15 April 1912) was the Sixth Officer of the RMS Titanic and the only junior officer of the ship to die in the disaster.
		Moody joined the White Star Line that same year and served on their liner RMS Oceanic (along with fellow Titanic officer Charles Lightoller) before being transferred to the Titanic in 1912 at age 24.
		Moody was portrayed by Edward Fletcher in the 1997 blockbuster Titanic.
	en.allexperts.com /e/j/ja/james_paul_moody.htm (560 words)

	ON WATCH: The Deck Officers and Wireless Operators of the R.M.S. Titanic
		James Paul Moody, the youngest son of John Henry Moody and Evelyn Louise Lammin Moody, was born in the North East Yorkshire seaside town of Scarborough on the 21 August 1887.
		James Moody enjoyed a happy early childhood, learning to swim in the sea at the foot of the cliffs that were dominated by picturesque castle ruins, enjoying performances at the Spa and town theatres, racing down the winding cliff promenades with one of his brothers in a ‘bogie’ - a Yorkshire ‘go-cart’.
		Moody responded that ‘I am getting these boats away.’ Lowe, aware of the press of passengers that were beginning to assemble at this point of the boatdeck (which was situated near the entrances to steerage), had concerns over the safe launch of the boats.
	web.nautical-papers.com:81 /onwatch/moody/moody.html (7119 words)

	Mr James Paul Moody
		Mr James Paul Moody, 24, was born in Scarborough, England on 21st August 1887, the son of John Henry Moody and Evelyn Louise Lammin.
		Moody graduated from the King Edward VII Nautical School in London and passed his Masters Examination there in April 1911.
		Moody therefore stayed with the ship to the end and was the means of saving many a life that would otherwise have been lost.'
	www.encyclopedia-titanica.org /biography/1358 (551 words)

	ON WATCH: The Deck Officers and Wireless Operators of the R.M.S. Titanic
		James Paul Moody, the youngest son of John Henry Moody and Evelyn Louise Lammin Moody, was born in the North East Yorkshire seaside town of Scarborough on the 21 August 1887.
		James Moody enjoyed a happy early childhood, learning to swim in the sea at the foot of the cliffs that were dominated by picturesque castle ruins, enjoying performances at the Spa and town theatres, racing down the winding cliff promenades with one of his brothers in a ‘bogie’ - a Yorkshire ‘go-cart’.
		Moody responded that ‘I am getting these boats away.’ Lowe, aware of the press of passengers that were beginning to assemble at this point of the boatdeck (which was situated near the entrances to steerage), had concerns over the safe launch of the boats.
	www.nautical-papers.com /onwatch/moody/moody.html (7119 words)

	Decendants of William Moody 2
		Paul MOODY, born Mar 1731/32 in Newbury, MA.
		Abner MOODY, born Mar 15, 1743/44 in Newbury, MA; died Jun 12, 1744 in Newbury, MA.
		Nathaniel MOODY, born Apr 08, 1758; died May 07, 1815 in Portland, ME. He married Jane Little Dec 04, 1793 in Portland, ME. He is buried in Eastern Cemetery, Portland, ME Dorcus MOODY, born Nov 06, 1764; died Aug 20, 1849 and is buried in Eastern Cemetery, Portland, ME Lemuel MOODY, born Jun 30, 1767.
	www.geocities.com /ckhansgw/moody1.htm (4368 words)

	Kilrush's Athlete- Paul Moody
		Paul Moody (33), a native of Kilrush, son of Oliver and Rita Moody, Vandeleur Street, Kilrush, Co. Clare.
		Paul was a member of the Brothers of Charity football team that won Gold in the National Games in Dublin in June 2002.
		Paul Moody attended the Georgia Republic Versus Republic of Ireland International Soccer Match at Lansdowne Road on 11 June.
	www.westclare.com /id177.htm (827 words)

	Paul Moody at AllExperts
		Paul Moody (1779 - 1831) was a U.S. textile machinery inventor.
		Moody was head machinist at the Lowell Machine Shop (in Lowell, Massachusetts) when it was established in 1824.
		Paul Moody would later have a street named after him (in Waltham, Massachusetts) called Moody Street located off the city's main street.
	en.allexperts.com /e/p/pa/paul_moody.htm (154 words)

	Independent Online Edition > Business Analysis & Features (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Paul Moody, chief executive of the drinks group Britvic, appears to be the eternal optimist.
		Moody insists that the company has observed this consumer trend of switching to healthier drinks from fizzy ones such as colas for some time.
		Moody, who has worked at Britvic for a decade, certainly uses lots of industry jargon to get his point across ("repertoire", "occasionality" and "provenance" are just a few) and the cabbie's son seems to have an answer for everything.
	news.independent.co.uk /business/analysis_and_features/article2034785.ece (1583 words)

	ESPN.com Soccernet England: Paul Moody
		Millwall knew exactly what they were getting when they snapped up Moody from Fulham in a £140,000 deal before the start of the 1999/2000 season - effort, strength and a fair share of goals.
		Former Southampton man Moody grabbed 11 as Millwall got to the play-offs in his first season, and his positioning and physical presence help divert defenders away from other players.
		An excellent header of the ball, Moody also has some neat touches when it is played into his feet, and his link-up play is an important feature of the quick-attacking Millwall style.
	www.soccernet.com /england/players/MoodyPaul.html (106 words)

	Guide to the Paul Moody Atkins Papers : Finding Aid
		Paul Moody Atkins was born in Boston, Massachusetts on April 3, 1892.
		Genealogical material on the Atkins family, including an 1847 biography of the Moody family and a 1749 sermon delivered at the ordination of Abraham Williams (1727-1784) are arranged in this series.
		The Paul Moody Atkins Papers were donated to Yale University by Paul Moody Atkins in several donations from 1944-1976.
	mssa.library.yale.edu /findaids/stream.php?xmlfile=mssa.ms.0041.xml (2129 words)

	Arts :: Myths-folktales :: Paul Bunyan- Arts :: Myths-folktales :: Paul BunyanNetwork
		That paul bunyan hit in between the bitter proof, however, an articulate aid misled notwithstanding the daughter.
		The paul bunyan magnificently knitted in spite of the metaphoric chain.
		The paul bunyan obscurely forgave amidst a sharp dispute.
	arts-myths-folktales.safesources.com /paul-bunyan.html (3203 words)

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		Provided by Corinne Thompson, Australia (Just CLOSE this window to continue) From the Encyclopedia Titanica: Mr James Paul MOODY, 24, was born in Scarborough, England on 21st August, 1887, the son of John Henry Moody and Evelyn Louise Lammin.
		Moody therefore stayed with the ship to the end and was the means of saving many a life that would otherwise have been lost.' There is a memorial plaque bearing James' name in the Church of St. Martin on the Hill, Scarborough.
		Admitted solicitor, in 1885, and Notary Public; Commissioner for Oaths; Clerk to H.M. Commissioners of Sewers for Yarborough and Bradley Haverstoe; Deputy Borough Coroner; Joint Solicitor for the Grimsby and District Hostpital; Grand Treasurer of the Masonic Province of Lincolnshire.
	www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/LIN/GreatGrimsby/grimsby_titanic.txt (491 words)

	Encyclopedia Titanica Message Board: Officer James Paul Moody (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		I'd be happy to answer specific questions regarding Moody via email to the best of my capacity, as I've spent the better part of two years researching his life.
		August 21, 1887 6th officer James Paul Moody was born in Scarborough/England.
		As ever, you have all my respect and praise for your diligence in tracking down the myriad and oft-elusive leads on these brave men who are so deserving of the great tribute you're preparing.
	www.encyclopedia-titanica.org /discus/messages/5914/38.html?998819418 (719 words)

	Amazon.com: "Paul Moody": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Paul Moody declared that his father "was a Republican all his days, to the deep disgust of some of his prohibitionist friends...
		I spoke during the conference, as did Sp4 Paul Moody, a grunt from a 7th Cav battalion.
		The first measure was to secure the services of Paul Moody, of Amesbury, whose skill as a mechanic was well known, and whose success fully justified the choice.
	amazon.com /phrase/Paul-Moody (511 words)

	News/Match Reports
		Oxford still pressed forward, and Paul Moody got his second in the 33rd minute when he headed another ball home.
		The 5th goal came when a penalty was awarded to Oxford, and Paul Moody converted the penalty to complete his hat-trick in the 83rd minute.
		Moody: Did what he was signed for, to score goals.
	members.aol.com /crazyiain/oxfordunited/reports/halifaxhome2001.html (769 words)

	Moody Bible Institute (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Moody Publishers has continued strong and steady, distributing quality Christian literature under the banner of "The Name You Can Trust." He has continued in his spare time, I guess you could say, his writing ministry.
		Paul is going to be on campus here in an office that will be set up within a short period of time.
		As Paul said in 1 Corinthians 3, "We are laborers together with God" as we move forward.
	www.moody.edu /transition/trusteetrans.html (2328 words)

	Rage Online U's News - August 2001 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		It has also been alleged that Paul Moody won't be coming to Oxford until after his divorce has been finalised "for financial reasons" (presumably meaning he doesn't want to pay his ex-missus too much alimony).
		The posting alleges that Moody "jumped at the chance" of regular first team football at Oxford as he is currently out of the frame at Millwall, but that he currently has a stomach bug and hasn't trained yet this season, which might delay the deal.
		The Paul Moody rumours have subsided for the time-being.
	www.rageonline.co.uk /usnews/aug01.htm (6309 words)

	Paul Moody
		If anyone out there is not yet aware, Dave Stockham rang tonight to inform me that Paul Moody (ex Yacht Band to name but one) passed away very suddenly earlier this week.
		This naturally for anyone that knew Paul has come as a tragic shock with the awful irony that Paul himself had been particularly concerned about his brother Gary who has been very ill recently.
		So much so, it is unlikely that he will be able to make Paul's funeral on Tues next 16th Nov. For any of you that can make it, I'm sure that his family would very much appreciate your presence in joining them at Portchester Crematorium 3pm.
	www.exroyalmarinesbandsmen.net /moody.htm (288 words)

	IBM Research \| Paul Moody
		Paul's current research focuses on business oriented Activity Centered Computing.
		Paul previously conducted research into threaded email, visualization of discussions, hypertext navigation, collaborative browsing, and integrating instant messaging/awareness into business applications.
		Prior to coming to Lotus, Paul designed several information retrieval products at Sun Microsystems, was a Co-founder of ON Technology, designing collaborative and information retrieval systems, and designed both business applications and video games at General Computer, an Atari RandD lab.
	domino.research.ibm.com /comm/research_people.nsf/pages/moody.index.html (113 words)

	Lowell National Historical Park - Lowell Machine Shop
		Paul Moody, the mechanic who had helped Francis Cabot Lowell develop the power loom at Waltham, was head of Waltham's machine shop.
		When the Waltham machinery was moved to Lowell, Moody followed, becoming head of the machine shop upon its establishment there in 1824.
		Much of this learning took place in the Waltham and Lowell shops, where Paul Moody helped train the first generation of master mechanics.
	www.nps.gov /lowe/loweweb/Lowell_History/lowe_machine_shop.htm (452 words)

	AMES, JOSEPH - LoveToKnow Article on AMES, JOSEPH (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The manufacture of iron began about 1710, of hats in 1769, of carriages in 1800 and of cotton goods in 18 \ 2.
		Paul Moody, who with F. Lowell constructed in 1814 at Waltham the first successful power-loom in America, was engaged in the manufacture of cotton goods in Amesbury.
		The township was the home of John G. Whittier from 1836 to 1892; here were written most of the poems of his middle and later life, many of which
	www.35.1911encyclopedia.org /A/AM/AMES_JOSEPH.htm (1334 words)

	WU :\|: Wrestling Unlimited (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Moody, who is no longer associated with the WWE in a active role, produced a heart warming story about his recent battle with a life crippling disease.
		Moody could be going through life threatening pain, just wasn’t something I wanted to hear.
		For a man like Bill Moody, whose given wrestling a lot of wonderful and great things, to be talking about the pain, the rejection, the isolation, and name calling he has faced in his life.
	www.wrestlingunlimited.com /index.php?id=columns/93634211 (1004 words)

	Howard Paul Moody was his name at birth
		Howard Paul was born during a time when it was a disgrace for a woman to have a child out of wedlock.
		When she found out that she was pregnant, she spoke on the phone to someone who was doing the talking for Howard Paul Sr.
		She wanted Howard Paul to have more than she could give him at that time.
	www.unsolvedmysteries.com /usm116840.html (445 words)

	Moody Street, Waltham, MA
		Moody Street, Waltham, MA Moody Street, in Waltham, Massachusetts
		Originally named by Newton as The "New Road to Waltham" in 1847, it was later renamed Moody Street.
		Paul Moody was the builder of America's first power looms, powered by the dam on the Charles River near the Moody Street bridge.
	www.waltham-community.org /MoodySt.html (50 words)

	Micky Moody - Armadillo Music secure online CD sales, band biographies, reviews and information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Micky Moody is best known for his role in the definitive Whitesnake line-up, though his vast and varied career was spawned out of a sixties school band which also included another future star, Free and Bad Company singer Paul Rodgers.
		Moody Might surprise listeners who know him only from his past (Whitesnake!) by sharp, genre-appropriate playing from 14-string rag (guitar and mandolin) to the via-Freddie King cover of Me and My Guitar.
		Moodys guitar work is mind-blowing, whether it be acoustic, electric or National steel-bodied, and his mandolin picking is just, well, great.
	www.bluearmadillo.com /pages/artists/micky_moody.shtml (900 words)

	Articles, interviews and reviews from Paul Moody: Rocks Backpages.
		Articles, interviews and reviews from Paul Moody: Rocks Backpages.
		Paul Moody wrote regularly for NME in the early '90s, interviewing everyone from Blur to Radiohead.
		Interview by Paul Moody, Melody Maker, April 1995
	www.rocksbackpages.com /writer.html?WriterID=moody (157 words)

	Oxford United \| History \| Legends \| Paul Moody (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		One of the truly iconic images from United's past is the picture of Paul Moody doing a cartwheel while Stuart Massey hangs from the crossbar in celebration of a crucial goal at Wycombe.
		His eight in fifteen matches weren't enough to save United from relegation from Division One in his first season but the arrival of John Byrne produced one of the most exciting attacking partnerships in the club's history and Paul's direct running and hammer of a shot saw him score some amazing goals.
		A charging run at Cardiff, part of a hat trick, was the player's favourite before the arrival of Nigel Jemson saw Moody sold to Fulham for £200,000.
	www.oufc.premiumtv.co.uk /page/LegendsDetail/0,,10342~533930,00.html (1488 words)

	Reunions by Raymond Moody, Paul Perry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Moody and his wife visited the remains of one of the Oracles, and he describes his trip there, and how he was able to find all the various parts of the oracle chambers.
		Moody describes how mirror gazing was a well-accepted diversion during the Middle Ages, and before, in almost every culture, and how it went out with the rise of science, especially after 1900.
		Life After Life, Moody's preliminary look into the afterlife was expanded in Reunions by Moody's look into the use of the Psychomantium both historically and currently.
	www.book-summary-review.com /Reunions-0804112355.htm (1441 words)

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		Born and raised in the birthplace of House Music, Paul Johnson who has over forty 12” releases (on Dust Traxx, Undaground Therapy, Cajual/Relief, Dance Mania, Riveria, Full House, Confidential, IHR, Peacefrog, and Djax) and six full-length albums (on Nite Life Collective, Relief, Moody, Peacefrog, and ACV), is one of our hometown heroes.
		Recording under the aliases Traxxmen with Robert Armani, Brother 2 Brother with Gant Garrard, and Yonkapin on his own making both deep disco house excursions and techno bangers, Paul is known world wide for setting and resetting the direction of House Music time and time again.
		Paul Johnson – The Groove I Have (Moody)
	www.noctis.com /soul/paulj.html (334 words)

	Yellows-Online.com - Story
		Reports coming out form Millwall football club say that they have accepted a bid in the region of £50,000 for striker Paul Moody, and it has been stated that Moody has expressed an interest at re-joining the 3rd division hopefulls.
		A former fans favourite and a player that always looked the part, Paul Moody could be returning to one of his old stomping grounds and help Mark Wright's new look Oxford bounce straight back into division 2.
		Moody, who has always had a good reputation for scoring in the lower leagues, appears to favour the 'Kassam Stadium' as his new home.
	oxfordunited.rivals.net /?sid=940&p=2&stid=8157856 (379 words)

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