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	Pub Origins: A Great British Tradition
		Britain’s pubs are famous worldwide for both their unique character and the fundamental role they play in urban and rural community life.
		Popping down to the pub for a pint and a chat is inextricably woven into the fabric of modern British society.
		The pub name, Pig and Whistle is a corruption of 'peg and wassail'—wassail meaning to toast someone.
	www.drinkfocus.com /beer/origin-of-pubs.php (812 words)

	Pub names - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hence the commemorating pub name: the Rose is Princess Elizabeth; the Crown Henry VII.
		In Stony Stratford, Buckinghamshire, there are pubs named the Cock and the Bull which are close neighbours.
		This pub is at the side of the Trent Bridge cricket ground, the home of Notts.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Pub_name_origins (3686 words)

	How is a domain name like a cow? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		The fact remains, however, that at the present time domain names are hotly contested; the courts and the legal profession have no choice but to attempt to understand the purpose and function of domain names, and to try to develop sensible principles according to which domain name disputes will be decided and resolved.
		As it happens, the domain name owner and Hasbro have agreed to a series of extensions of time and the domain name has not yet been cut off, although at any particular moment there has always been some date certain in the future at which the domain name would be cut off.
		Many of the highly visible domain name lawsuits(54) are ones in which the triggering event was the act of the trademark owner attempting for the first time to register a domain name, only to find that the domain name had been registered by someone else some months or years ago.
	www.patents.com /pubs/jmls.htm (9597 words)

	Origins of Aikido in the UK
		Origins of Aikido in the UK The Origins of Aikido in the UK It is a well known fact that Aikido in the UK originated in a large shed or hut in the back garden of a small pub called "THE HUT".
		The legendry master Kenshiro Abbe Sensei who gave his name to the dojo was a regular visitor to give instruction in judo, karate, kendo and aikido.
		For those people that are interested in the origins of Aikido in the UK should read "Recollections of the early days of AIKIDO in Great Britian" from AIKIDO TODAY"#36 Oct/Nov 1994,and "Positive Aikido" in Terry O'Neills "Fighting Arts International" magazine No93." These can also be read on this Web Site.
	www.angelfire.com /al/ellisaikido/origins.html (310 words)

	Guide to the Basel Convention Control System for Hazardous Wastes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Provide the full name and address, telephone and telex or telefax number of the importer concerned with the proposed movement, and the name, address, telephone, telex or telefax number of the person who can be contacted at any time in relation to any incident during movement of the consignment.
		Provide the full name and address, telephone and telex or telefax number of the generator of the waste and the name, address, telephone, telex or telefax of the person to be contacted at any time in relation to any incident during movement of the consignment.
		Provide also the name, address, telephone and telefax/telex number of the competent authority of the State of export, the name of the border crossing or port and the customs office as the point of entry to or exit from a particular country.
	www.basel.int /pub/instruct.html (12956 words)

	London Pubs
		The original tavern was built in 1547 for the servants of the palace of the Bishops of Ely, Cambridgeshire.
		A pub has stood on this spot in Cloth fair since the 12th century, what was once a busy street where the bartholomew Fair was held each year during the middle ages, and cattle were led to Smithfield market, now a quite corner of hidden London.
		As this pub is off the beaten track it is out of the way of most tourist and is one of the only pubs in the area that opens on Sunday, so go along its well worth the effort.
	knowledgeoflondon.com /pubs.html (2736 words)

	The History of the Lindars Family
		The origin that currently has the most weight is that the name LINDARS is of Swedish descent, or certainly of Scandinavian origin.
		For anyone speculating that the name changes are in fact different families, it does clearly show in the parish registers that the same person can have a different spelling as their life goes on.
		This means that LINDARS is the name passed down from the descendants of followers of Richard the Lion Heart and the Crusaders.
	www.lindars.com /www/public_html/Pages/History.html (1603 words)

	Publocator.com.au
		Today there are a manageable 75 odd pubs in the square mile, and as the best ones ones should, they all have minds of their own.
		Because of their British origins, many of the square mile’s pubs are named after inns, taverns and public houses back in the Old Dart, which in turn reach farther back into history’s memory.
		It is the original revival pub of the square mile’s East End and fights for the performance rights of Adelaide’s young musicians.
	www.publocator.com.au /TheSquareMile.php (1041 words)

	goats: The Pub forum: Handle Origins (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Plus it had the required element of meaning to the name (it is Norwegian for Thor and English for a big old rock).
		Originally I stole the name from a bot on Quake III Arena, used it for mIRC, UO, Half-Life and eventually everything I do now.
		Originally I stole the name from a bot on Quake III Arena
	www.goats.com /forums/pub/935/comment.html?cid=12569 (957 words)

	Puzzle of corn's origins coming together
		MONTREAL -- The scientific puzzle pieces are fitting together to form a definitive picture of the origin of corn, says a Duke University plant geneticist who has proposed that the world's most important food crop originated in an ancient cross between two grasses.
		Mary Eubanks described the latest evidence that corn, or maize, originated as a cross between teosinte and gamagrass, or Tripsacum, in a talk Friday, April 2, 2004, at a symposium on maize held at the annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology (www.saa.org) in Montreal.
		Understanding the genetic origins of corn -- now the world's single largest food crop-- is important both for production of new varieties and for preserving corn's genetic heritage, said Eubanks.
	www.eurekalert.org /pub_releases/2004-04/du-poc033004.php (804 words)

	Whitwick Pubs
		The pub and adjacent cottages are known to have been in the ownership of Benjamin Charles Ward until his death in 1890.
		The pub was actually built on top of an older one, the Joiners Arms, and the ground floor rooms of the original pub are now the cellars of the existing building.
		A name plaque bearing the pub name helpfully gives a date of 1882 and it seems likely the buildings were remodelled and probably joined together at that time to form the present pub (and the windows and details made symmetrical).
	www.geocities.com /oliveshark53/whitpubs.htm (4612 words)

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		This is a collection of 20 full-length papers presented at the NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Origins of Igneous Layering held during August 1986 at Narsarsuaq in South Greenland.
		Is it by fractionation of a liquid, as in double diffusive convection, by sedimentation, adcumulus growth, and compaction, or by total textural requilibration in response to the interaction of early crystals and a chemically evolving liquid.
	www.agu.org /pubs/eos_guidelines.html (5429 words)

	Pub Crawling Paintball (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		As soon as my friends (Honorary 'Bar Back' Matt Ross among them) and I drove through EMR's main gate and laid eyes on the Castle, we knew the 7 ½ drive had been worth it, and EMR was going to be our new home away from home.
		We figured they'd just unload their gear and grab some sleep like we were trying to, but by around 2:30am we gave up on trying to get some sleep and got back up and started drinking with them again.
		He'll probably get all dreamy-eyed and start telling you stories about the origins of paintball back in 1980-something and how all they wore were shop glasses and how Colin shot him, etc., etc. He is Grandpa Paintball, after all.
	www.pubcrawling.org /brian.htm (519 words)

	MuggleNet \| Name Origins
		In Northern England, at least, there was the belief that the boggart should never be named, as when the boggart was given a name, it would not be reasoned with or persuaded and become uncontrollable and destructive.
		A Roman General named Lucius Cornelius Sulla was usurped by the people of Rome, but defeated them and seized control as a dictator.
		McGonagall, Professor - The name is Scottish (also written as McGonigle or McGonegal) and is from the Celtic name "Conegal," which means "the bravest." The "Mc" in McGonagall means "son of." The bravery fits well with her first name, Minerva, the goddess of wisdom and war.
	www.mugglenet.com /books/name_origins.shtml (6570 words)

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		It has become the language of choice for harried systems administrators who haven't the time for slow, awkward, and unportable shell scripts, nor for inscrutable, tedious, and unportable C programs.
		Originally only dynamic scoping was supported, but so many C and Pascal programmers were unused to it that they found themselves making strange mistakes.
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		This system was in its origins as much Western as Asian, but it was also illiberal and authoritarian, an approach the West has now (for the moment) rejected.
		It was the proximate origin for all developmental philosophies and a predecessor of Chalmers Johnson's "developmental state" thesis.
		In the text, names of Japanese nationals are given in their proper Japanese order, family name first.
	www.jpri.org /publications/occasionalpapers/op10.html (9044 words)

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		The planet could be quite close to the star and many times more massive than Jupiter or it may be far out from the star and only ten times the mass of the Earth.
		The name of the game is to figure out what Beta Pictoris is trying to tell us.
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		As originally described, anyone, anywhere, who is connected to Internet can go to a single site at any time and look at the entire biomedical research literature---to search with pertinent terms, inspect the offerings of favorite journals, and download articles for subsequent study.
		E-biomed is a provisional name for the proposed electronic publishing system, not a URL or e-mail address; because it has gained some currency in discussion of the proposal, it should probably not be discarded until an international advisory board is formed and a final name adopted.
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	AEI - Short Publications
		One sign that African governments are advancing is that they are finally compelled to explain what they are doing to their citizens economically.
		Democracy, despite its profound western origins, has a good name in Africa, and leaders are quick to indicate that they want to belong to the worldwide democratic club.
		Capitalism does not have a good name in Africa because the tremendous ideological baggage from the slave trade and colonialism is still too great.
	www.aei.org /publications/filter.all,pubID.21567/pub_detail.asp (821 words)

	Diogenes Lamp » Blog Archive » English pub names
		But many English pub names involve interesting corruptions: The Goat and Compasses is apparently a corrupted version of the phrase ‘God encompasseth us’, the Oyster Reach pub in Ipswich, England, which was called the Ostrich, before historians informed the owners of the original name.
		An excellent book was published about ten years ago on the origins of English pub names.
		Note: The name ‘Pink Nanny’ is not gender-specific, nor is it intended to reinforce outdated modes of gender-matching children by color, and nor is it meant to imply the exclusion of non-Caucasian nannies of either gender.
	www.diogeneslamp.net /?p=331 (615 words)

	Blended and Varietal Wines (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		This is almost as general a statement that you can get about the origins of an Australian wine.
		While on the topic of labels, you should be aware that many wines bearing a single varietal name can legally contain up to fifteen percent of other varieties.
		If the wine is labelled as a blend, then the variety with the largest percentage composition should be named first, for example wine labelled Cabernet Merlot, should contain a greater percentage of Cabernet than of Merlot.
	www.pubsignshop.com /artman/publish/article_14.shtml (455 words)

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		His monks not only preserved crucial elements of the civilization of Athens and Rome during the Dark Ages; they transformed that civilization by infusing a biblical understanding of the human -- person, community, origins and destiny -- into the classical culture they preserved for future generations in their scriptoria and libraries.
		We can be sure that he will challenge us all to the noble human adventure that has no better name than sanctity.
		Weigel, senior fellow of the Ethics and Public Policy Center in Washington, is the author, most recently, of The Cube and the Cathedral, published this month by Basic Books.
	www.eppc.org /publications/pubID.2315/pub_detail.asp (1231 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		You will also have observed the three languages, Old Norse, the language of the Vikings(Norwegian variety), Gaelic, language of the Scots of Ireland and Scotland(Alba) and Brythonic, the language of the Brythons, of whom the Picts were a branch.
		Most place name experts and historians claim that what I describe as Old Norse is really Old English, or a dialect of it, because they claim southern Scotland was settled by Old English speakers in the 7th./8th.
		It is the basis for innumerable mis-translations of Scots place names or non-translations, condemning thousands of names to the fate of anonymity.
	scotsplacenames.com (638 words)

	ONJava.com -- "Castor JDO": Simply False Advertising
		They changed the name of their product from "Castor" to "Castor JDO." They started using the JDO name with their product before the JDO expert group released its first public draft -- but their product does not implement the JDO standard.
		I am one of the original members of the JDO expert group, and I can assure you that Exolab was not a member of the JDO expert group.
		It would seem that Exolab is using the names JDO, Java Data Objects, and OQL in order to capitalize on the recognition of the ODMG and JDO names.
	www.onjava.com /pub/a/onjava/2002/12/04/realjdo.html (10363 words)

	XML Pub Network
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		As another example, one of the most common attributes in XML publishing applications is “ID,” which is a unique identifier for the element that is useful for linking, cross-referencing and reuse.
		Text entities are usually used as a placeholder for a short string of words such as a company name or a product name.
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	The Michigan Daily Online
		The Pinball Pete's franchise originated in Lansing before coming to Ann Arbor 10 years ago.
		When asked why Pete's has endured while other arcades have closed their doors, one employee simply said, "Look at the games." Pete's does consistently have the newest and best games the industry has to offer.
		No one seems to know - the origins of the name are shrouded in Gotti-esque secrecy.
	www.pub.umich.edu /daily/1996/sep/09-26-96/arts/arts8.html (851 words)

	Portland - Biddy McGraw's Pub
		Basic, simple pub food, although there are now some Irish-style main course platters, thanks to the bigger kitchen at the Glisan location.
		As the name (and the copious pours of Guinness and the Gerry Adams/Sinn Fein poster) might imply, Biddy's is very much an Irish-style local, with distinctly Republican leanings.
		In true Irish fashion, the owners allow a fair bit of high-spirited discussion, but don't brook rudeness or unsocial behaviour, and they aren't at all bashful about their pride in their Irish origins.
	www.nwbrewpage.com /orpubs/BiddyMcgraw.html (235 words)

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