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	Stax - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		StAX is also an acronym for Streaming API for XML (a Java based API for pull-parsing XML).
		Stax is best known for their electrostatic and electret headphones, called "ear speakers." Electrostatic headphones work just like electrostatic loudspeakers, yet on a smaller scale.
		To reduce costs, Stax made a line of Electret headphones, which are often confused for their better known electrostatic headphones, but which work on a different principle.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Stax (276 words)

	Stax Records - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Stax Records was a Memphis, Tennessee based record label that existed from 1959 to 1976.
		Although Stax had lost their most valuable artists — Sam and Dave, who were signed to Atlantic, and Otis Redding, who had died shortly before the move between companies — they recovered quickly, building on such new artists as Isaac Hayes, whose Hot Buttered Soul album went triple-platinum in 1969.
		Stax, along with the rest of the Fantasy label group, is now owned by Concord Records.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Stax_Records (669 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Entertainment \| Music \| Soul museum to mark Stax label
		The Stax Museum of American Soul Music is part of a urban and cultural renewal programme for a rundown area in Memphis, Tennessee, known as Soulsville USA.
		The Stax studio was based in a converted cinema at the famed address of 926 East McLemore Avenue until it folded in 1975, forcing the local neighbourhood into recession.
		Stax is widely regarded as one of the most influential labels in the history of fl American music.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/entertainment/music/2528977.stm (379 words)

	Stax Records
		Stax Records itself had added William Bell, Eddie Floyd, the Mad-Lads and a top notch producing and song writing duo named Isaac Hayes and David Porter.
		Stax had formed a subsidiary label called Enterprise in 1967 and released an album by one of their producers named Isaac Hayes called "Presenting Isaac Hayes" but it was not very successful.
		The Stax masters prior to 1968 are owned by Atlantic Records, but the Stax masters produced after the split with Atlantic are now owned by Fantasy Records of San Francisco.
	www.history-of-rock.com /stax_records_two.htm (678 words)

	The History of Stax Records
		Stax Records, a name which is synonymous with Southern soul music, began as Satellite Records in Memphis in 1959.
		The Staple Singers were at their artistic peak when they recorded for Stax during the late 1960s and early 1970s, turning out records that blended a utopian social vision with rhythmic excitement.
		The new Stax producers were at least as important as the artists in determining the Stax sound.
	www.wattstax.com /backstory/staxhistory.html (593 words)

	STAX :: BEST PRICE - BEST ADVICE
		STAX's vision is to always offer the latest, top-of-the-range branded products with the best advice and of course, the best price.
		STAX offers shoppers the chance to enjoy the latest in home digital technology in a clean, uncluttered environment.
		STAX is defining the way in which people shop.
	www.stax.co.za (241 words)

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		Stax Records of Memphis, Tennessee integrated the sounds of the South fusing country, gospel, and blues into both familiar soul favorites that will never grow old, and numerous "lost" classics rarely heard since their original release.
		The Stax sound was hot, from-the-gut, in the groove soul which was not primped for public consumption.
		Stax stood apart from the racial polemics of the South with an integrated house band The M.G.'s (or Memphis Group) who cut killer instrumentals such as "Bootleg," "Hip-Hug-Her," and "Green Onions" which provide an alternative soundtrack to the cutesified Motown Sixties.
	www.there1.com /stax.html (740 words)

	If one is to examine Stax Records
		Stax (at this time still known as Satellite Records) recorded and released its first single off the label in the summer of 1958 in an old storehouse that Jim had turned into a makeshift recording studio using an Ampex Monaural recorder in Brunswick, Tennessee.
		Stax had to endure not only the deaths of Otis Redding and Martin Luther King, two clear symbols of hope, but the almost simultaneous sale of Atlantic Records, an event which proved every bit as traumatic in the life of the record company and very nearly put Stax out of business as well.
		The Stax sound changed radically after this release due to the use of outside musicians, producers, writers and technicians, and the company no longer focused only on the gospel and rhythm and blues-based soul that categorized the music the company produced during the 1960s.
	www.tcnj.edu /~verroch2/history_and_analysis.htm (1377 words)

	Stax Records
		Stax Records was the creation of brother and sister, Jim Stewart and Estelle Axton.
		When this song started up the charts, Jim Stewart became aware of another record company in California called "Satellite" so rather than risking litigation, the name of the company was changed to "Stax", the ST from Stewart and the AX from Axton.
		In 1962, Johnny Jenkins came to the Stax studio to record a single for Atlantic.
	www.history-of-rock.com /stax_records.htm (1481 words)

	The Cafes » StAX
		StAX is a pull parsing API for XML that avoids most of the pitfalls I noted in XMLPULL.
		StAX works well when you need to process a large document a small piece at a time moving from beginning to end, when you can essentially slide a peephole over the complete document.
		StAX is a fast (potentially extremely fast), straight-forward, memory-thrifty means of loading data from an XML document whose structure is well known in advance.
	cafe.elharo.com /xml/stax (2115 words)

	XML.com: An Introduction to StAX
		StAX is a pull parsing API for XML which avoids most of the pitfalls I noted in XMLPULL.
		However, in StAX the application is in control rather than the parser.
		The application tells the parser when it wants to receive the next data chunk rather than the parser telling the client when the next chunk of data is ready.
	www.xml.com /pub/a/2003/09/17/stax.html (1290 words)

STAX is one of the services offered on top of the low-level STAF plumbing.

STAX jobs are XML files spiced up with special

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