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	Shofar FTP Archives: people/i/irving.david/libel.suit/transcripts/day006.14
		P-124 Q. That suggests, does it not, that these pages are for the final version of the transcript, if that is what this is, done, as it were, at different times, some have the right date, some have the wrong date.
		Q. I will read on because it is, perhaps you may agree, a rather significant document: "I believe, gentlemen, that you know me well know enough to know that I am not a bloodthirsty person I am not a man who takes pleasure or joy when something rough must be done.
		Q. That impression which one might take away from reading those two speeches is unsurprising, is it not, if one looks at what Himmler wrote to Berger on 28th July 1942.
	www.nizkor.org /ftp.cgi/people/i/irving.david/libel.suit/ftp.py?people/i/irving.david/libel.suit/transcripts/day008.13 (1604 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The difference here eludes me. 3 Q. Are you testifying you don't know what photo offset is? 4 A. I know that they took a picture of the shall of our 5 original eight and a half by 11 and then Xeroxed off the 6 copies.
		Remember then 11 it was in typewritten manuscript pages, 1500 of them, and the 12 clamour for it was strong and I started to run it off, Xerox, 13 Xerox, Xerox, and it got to be terribly expensive, $75 every 14 time you do it and very weighty.
		4 Q. In this, the function of FACIM authored by you and Kenneth 5 and Gloria and Bob Skutch, that whole gang, all those friends 6 of yours, you say: Nevertheless, even though we could not 7 envision a need for the course to be covered.
	www.newchristianchurch.com /trial2.htm (16896 words)

	Writer's Q&A (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		I have worked on this manuscript for six years, and I am now very happy with it the way it is. I don't want to invest more time in it and risk having the agent reject it.
		My manuscript was rejected by an editor who said that my characters were "flat," but he didn’t explain what that means or how to correct it.
		When characters are "flat" it means that they lack depth, that their motivations are not clear, that they are dull or uninteresting, and that they need "fleshing out." When you first create your characters, particularly a key character, create a life for that person in the form of a bio.
	www.joellesteele.com /QA-WR.htm (7466 words)

	The Case Against Q: Ten Reasons
		Current literature on Q abounds with editions of Q, investigations into its strata, studies of the communities that were behind it and analyses of their theology.
		For a while it was thought that 'the logia' to which Papias referred might be Q. Indeed, this was one of the planks on which the Q hypothesis rested in the nineteenth century.
		Q apparently has a narrative sequence in which the progress of Jesus' ministry is carefully plotted.
	www.ntgateway.com /Q/ten.htm (1290 words)

	The New York Literary Agency
		In addition, as of this quarter, corporate-wide, we have at least 68 “open” discussions with publishers about certain manuscripts, 3 contract negotiations underway for books, and 3 options in various stages for movies.
		If you are uncomfortable sending your entire manuscript, please only send 3-5 chapters.
		Most manuscripts that we receive need some level of polishing before we can submit them to buyers.
	www.newyorkliteraryagency.com (1039 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		We also believe the reading fee has resulted in a higher quality of submitted manuscripts; a writer must have more than a postage stamp's worth of confidence in his or her material to submit to WordWrights.
		A: Because they have already paid a subscription fee higher than the manuscript reading fee, and because we want to encourage new subscribers, not penalize them with a reading fee in addition to their subscription fee.
		Manuscripts deemed "Very Good" will be returned with a fee-waiver for the author's next submission.
	www.angelfire.com /art/ww/FAQ.html (924 words)

	Library of America: Gertrude Stein: Writings 1903-1932
		Collation of the holograph manuscript (now in the Beinecke Library) and the first book edition reveals significant differences of a kind suggesting that Stein revised the text before the first publication.
		However, these lines do appear in the manuscript notebook, suggesting that Stein made later corrections, either to the galleys or to a second typescript that is not known to be extant.
		The holograph manuscript notebook, however, suggests that the piece was intended to be set as poetry, since each stanza is written on its own page with line breaks that correspond with those in the first book edition.
	www.loa.org /volume.jsp?RequestID=119§ion=notes (2389 words)

	Permissions and Rights Questions and Answers for Authors
		Q) My manuscript was funded in whole or part by funds from the National Institutes of Health.
		This language is not required on manuscripts that have not been funded by a body such as the NIH that is requesting authors to deposit accepted versions of manuscripts in a repository.
		Q) I want to use figures or tables or other content from an AHA journal but I am not an author of the original article.
	www.ahajournals.org /rights (663 words)

	The Neume Notation Project - Glossary of Musicological Terms
		Typically, manuscripts were written by three different monks: one would write the text, leaving space for notation of the melody and for decorations; a second would notate the chant melody; a third would create the decorated initial letters.
		It is necessary to refer to a 'control' manuscript (i.e., one containing a stereotypical melody) to infer which of the ambiguous meanings is intended.
		Medieval manuscripts were written on parchment (or, sheepskin), since papyrus from Egypt was scarce; consequently, they are highly durable.
	www.scribeserver.com /medieval/glossary.htm (1926 words)

	James Winters vs. Andrew Greeley: James Winters' Deposition
		3 Q And there was a class in the afternoon 4 which took up -- 5 A Actually that was about a two-hour class, 6 but I didn't stay for the first hour.
		O'BRIEN: Q Can you recall any such harsh 18 remarks ever delivered of a Cardinal about the church 19 which was printed in the Magazine where the Cardinal 20 was living 21 A No, sir.
		O'BRIEN: Q The subject of looking at 17 manuscripts other than the manuscript of the novel 18 and other than the manuscript of the study of Catholic 19 youth came up during the period March 24, 25, 26, 27, 20 while you were at Tucson, Arizona?
	www.usao.edu /~facshaferi/winters4.html (4523 words)

	The Big Book of Incorrect Answers to CoL Questions
		Q: What is the manuscript that lies in the crypt of the Graveyard made of?
		Q: What is the next in the sequence 'Uk...
		Q: Which God or Goddess' shrine is located on an island in the middle of a lake?
	members.aol.com /Zilal/gemcol.html (644 words)

	LSU Libraries -- Education
		Manuscript volumes consist of school notebooks; memoranda; diaries; morning reports from Kentucky Military Institute and Locust Dale Academy; and a minute book of the Demostherman Society.
		Bills and receipts, manuscript and sheet music, pamphlets, and other imprints reflect Chol's professional career, his affiliation with the Catholic Church, and the education of his children in parochial schools.
		Manuscript copies of poems, essays, and stories, some of which were published, reflect Pickel's creativity and philosophy.
	www.lib.lsu.edu /special/guides/education.html (13943 words)

	Bible Query from 1 John
		The early church never questioned that these were by John, and 2 and 3 John have a similar style to 1 John and the Gospel of John.
		Q: In 2 Jn 7, who is John addressing as not believing "Jesus came in the flesh"?
		Earliest manuscripts we have of 2 John show there are small manuscript variations, but zero theologically significant errors.
	www.inerrancy.org /1jn.htm (1446 words)

	Frequently Asked Questions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Few of them have the desire, however, to dig through the stacks of manuscripts produced by first timers who have not learned their craft.
		If you are very good at checking your own work and take the time and effort to produce a professional looking manuscript, it is not necessary to employ the services of a proof-reader.
		Publishers would like to know that their efforts to promote a writer are not wasted on one who is also sending manuscripts to a competitor.
	harris-donahue.tripod.com /id19.html (826 words)

	Apologetics Press - What About the Discovery of Q?
		He was close to Q, though, because it has now been decided (by some) that Q is a subset of the sayings that Harnack had isolated.
		By analyzing Q as a document that arose out of a particular cultural, social, and political climate, we are given insights into the original community of people who followed Jesus.
		Third, even if the so-called Q material in Matthew and Luke were drawn from an independent source (and this stretches the imagination), there is no way to know how much of that source actually exists in the Gospels.
	www.apologeticspress.org /modules.php?name=Read&cat=1&itemid=428 (1004 words)

	HADC - Testimony of Eugene Seeger (fourth appearance), 1886 July 30.
		Q Is that the Arbeiter Zeitung of May 4th 1886 (shows witness paper)?
		A It is the manuscript in the article translated here on page 7 in the type writing manuscript and on the 4th page of the Arbeiter Zeitung of May 4th.
		GRINELL: You don't object to it because it is a manuscript and in German.
	lcweb2.loc.gov /award/ichihay/volumek/K683-690.html (1039 words)

	Ploughshares, the literary journal
		Q: I’ve revised my work since sending it to you and want to send in the new version.
		If your S.A.S.E. included postage for the entire manuscript, we will strive to send back the entire submission if rejected, however, our guidelines do state that manuscripts will be recycled, not returned, and we cannot be responsible for manuscripts.
		Q: One of my issues was never delivered or arrived damaged.
	www.pshares.org /about/page.cfm?intContentID=85 (1879 words)

	Post-Tensioning Institute (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Note that your manuscript should not exceed 11,000 words or word-equivalents (including figures and tables).
		Figures shall NOT be incorporated in the text and should follow the tables at the end of the manuscript.
		q Figure and Tables may be submitted in portrait or landscape format.
	www.post-tensioning.org /info_journalinitial.asp (626 words)

	Journal of Technology in Human Services
		Since your will not see your manuscript until it is published, please review it carefully and make all corrections you think are necessary.
		It is advisable to have a secretary or colleague read the final manuscript to insure no obvious errors exist.
		It can include professional title, affiliation, present research interests, research support received in preparation of the manuscript, role and responsibility in preparation of the manuscript, and acknowledgments to others who contributed to the preparation of the manuscript or to mention IRB involvement.
	www2.uta.edu /cussn/jths/finalprep.html (485 words)

	Handwriting Worksheets
		Manuscript Handwriting Model sheet 7: Strokes (o, c, f)
		Manuscript Handwriting Model sheet 12: Strokes (o, j, g)
		Manuscript Handwriting Model sheet 15: Letters (j, g, q)
	www.usu.edu /teachall/text/langart/programs/hwrkshts.htm (190 words)

	Frequently Asked Questions
		If you and your colleagues wish to re-submit the paper it will be considered a new manuscript and will start the review process from the beginning.
		Manuscript Central allows authors to enter notes about their manuscripts that the Editor in Chief, Associate Editor and Reviewers can read.
		This is how Manuscript Central will know to enter this person into the database and generate the necessary letters.
	bme.cnel.ufl.edu /FAQ.html (901 words)

	Chicago Manual of Style - Q & A - Manuscript Preparation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		For most of the twentieth century, typewriters ensured that manuscripts were typically prepared in a fixed-width typeface resembling, for example, Courier New.
		Most of our rules on punctuation and capitalization apply to all writing, and we do include recommendations for styling such things as direct and indirect discourse, but the “nuts and bolts” information about publishing and editing is primarily geared toward nonfiction articles and books.
		But since CMS is geared toward the preparation of manuscripts for publication, which usually means that the manuscript will go to a typesetter in the form of an electronic file, we cannot advise adding the extra space, which might show up in the published document as (guess what?) an extra space.
	www.press.uchicago.edu /Misc/Chicago/cmosfaq/cmosfaq.ManuscriptPreparation.html (3060 words)

	Bible Query from 1 Peter
		In all cases, those who hold the Bible to be inerrant believe that no words got in the original manuscripts that God did not intend to be there.
		Q: In 2 Pet 3:16-17 (RSV), is the warning against "losing their own stability" or is it against "ignorant and unstable people to their own destruction" as other translations say?
		Earliest manuscripts we have of 2 Peter show there are small manuscript variations, but zero theologically significant errors.
	www.biblequery.org /1pet.htm (4833 words)

	WritersDigest.com Q&A Archives
		There is a strong likelihood that if you sent your manuscript to the umbrella publisher that it would get routed internally to the imprint that would be most interested in that material.
		If you have already sent your query off to a big publisher and it has been returned rejected, you can always resend to a more specific editor/imprint but you take a risk that it may be received by the same person.
		If you still feel the need to include the copyright symbol on your submission, simply write © followed by your name and the year the manuscript was written at the top right corner of the first page of your manuscript.
	www.writersdigest.com /qadisplay.asp?id=2059&secondarycategory= (534 words)

	Writer's Encyclopedia--Letter Q (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Knowing what to include and what to omit in a query may mean the difference between a sale and the slush pile.
		No query alone will sell a manuscript, but a bad one may prevent an editor from even considering an idea.
		The lead paragraph of the article query letter, for example, may include an alluring but concise summary of the article's central idea and the style and viewpoint in which it will be written.
	www.writersmarket.com /encyc/q.asp (1156 words)

	Llewellyn Encyclopedia
		Abramelin: The name of an Egyptian magician cited in The Book of the Sacred Magic of Abramelin the Mage, a magical text translated by S. Mathers.
		The French manuscript was written in the eighteenth century, but it purports to be a translation from an original text in Hebrew, dating from 1458.
		The grimoire contains elaborate instructions in the form of a six-month program of purification and prayer, designed to lead the magician to higher states of consciousness in which "knowledge and conversation with the Holy Guardian Angel" is possible.
	www.llewellynencyclopedia.com /glossary.php (5985 words)

	Bookner - Questions and Answers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		How many times will my manuscript be reviewed?
		How many manuscripts will I have to review?
		How long does it take for a manuscript to be reviewed?
	www.bookner.com /qa.html (270 words)

	Lars Eighner's Online Writing Course -- Question Tree (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Is it wise to put my social security number on my manuscript?
		But I can't get published without an agent.
		Could I find a friend, and have him or her send my manuscript to a publisher that does not accept unagented manuscripts?
	www.io.com /~eighner/writing_course/questions/tree.html (947 words)

	Penn State Libraries : E-Resource List
		An index produced by the Research Libraries Group to finding aids and other descriptive information about the holdings of manuscript and archival collections in libraries and research institutions throughout the world.
		This resource provides access to an integrated database of three major information resources (NUCMC--National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections, NIDS--National Inventory of Documentary Resources in the United States, and DAMRUS--Directory of Archives and Manuscript Repositories in the United States).
		This project brings together approximately 60,000 images of original sources, both manuscript and printed materials, documenting the history of exploration, cultural contact, and colonialism.
	www.lias.psu.edu /dball.html (8746 words)

	Did Jesus exist?
		He (or she) wrote at a time of tension in the Roman empire along with its fever of persecution.
		However, since we have no manuscript from Q, no one could possibly determine its author or where or how he got his information or the date of its authorship.
		Jesus is a mythical figure in the tradition of pagan mythology and almost nothing in all of ancient literature would lead one to believe otherwise.
	www.nobeliefs.com /exist.htm (11941 words)

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