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The ship in the desert. by Joaquin Miller, 2010-08-12

Forty-Nine; An Idyl Drama Of The Sierras (In Four Acts) by Joaquin Miller, 2008-05-30

Paquita, The Indian Heroine: A True Story, Wild And Sad, Overflowing With Romance And Adventure (1881) by Joaquin Miller, 2010-09-10

Songs Of The Sun-Lands by Joaquin Miller, 2010-09-10

Light: A Narrative Poem (1907) by Joaquin Miller, 2010-09-10

The journal of Columbus' first voyage: "Columbus" by Christopher Columbus, Joaquin Miller, 2010-08-03

Songs of Summer Lands by Joaquin Miller, 2009-12-23

Bret Harte: Memorial Number (1902) by Bret Harte, Noah Brooks, et all 2010-05-23

Paquita: the Indian heroine ; a true story ... presenting graphic pictures of Indian home life in peace and war, as beheld by the author during his residence of four years among the red men by Joaquin Miller, 2010-08-24

Songs of the Sierra by Joaquin Miller, 2007-07-25

The Journal Of Columbus' First Voyage (1912) by Joaquin Miller, 2010-09-10

Business Object Design and Implementation II: OOPSLA'96, OOPSLA'97 and OOPSLA'98 Workshop Proceedings (v. 2) by J. Miller, 1998-12-10

Songs Of The Sierras (1871) by Joaquin Miller, 2010-09-10

The Little Gold Miners Of The Sierras And Other Stories (1886) by Joaquin Miller, 2010-09-10

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California Literature Joaquin Miller from Life Amongst the ModocsUnwritten History. This man threw down the body of the child
http://www.sonic.net/~ghaslam/callit/jmiller.htm

Extractions: " This man threw down the body of the child among the dead, and rushed across to where a pair of ruffians had dragged up another, a little girl, naked, bony, thin as a shadow, starved into a ghost. He caught her by the hair with a howl of delight, placed the pistol to her head, and turned around as if to point the muzzle out of range of his companions who stood around on the other side. The child did not cry she did not even flinch. Perhaps she did not know what it meant; but I should rather believe she had seen so much of death there, so much misery, the steady, silent work of the monster famine through the village day after day, that she did not care. I saw her face: it did not even wince. Her lips were thin and fixed, and firm as iron.
Word Works Literary Site
THE Joaquin Miller CABIN POETRY SERIES. Back to Top. Joaquin Miller AND THE CABIN.In 1883, poet Joaquin Miller built the cabin as a retreat for writing.
http://www.writer.org/wordwork/miller_cabin.html

Extractions: POETRY SERIES In 1976 through the efforts of Jim Beall, the National Park Service gave the Word Works permission to use the Joaquin Miller Cabin located in Washington, DC's Rock Creek Park. Initially, Word Works poets gathered in the cabin for poetry workshops. By candle and fireplace light, the participants shared their work and provided criticism to each other. The reading series grew out of these early activities. Karren Alenier founded the Miller Cabin Poetry Series and ran programs there until 1983. Those years are documented in WHOSE WOODS THESE ARE, an anthology of poetry, anecdotes, and photos. Jacklyn Potter has been running the Miller Cabin programs since 1984. Each summer for eight weeks beginning in June, the program commences at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday night. Audience participation averages 50 to 100 people per night. With a volunteer committee, Jacklyn selects readers from a large pool of applicants. Both well-established authors and first time readers share the podium. Funding for the series comes from the audience who are asked by mail prior to the opening night for contributions to pay the poets.
Bomis: The Arts/Literature/Authors/M/Miller, Joaquin Ring
Ring Rankings Click to visit the Bomis Board for Joaquin Miller. Ringsites. 1. Joaquin Miller California's Poetaster Laureate.
http://www.bomis.com/rings/Mm-miller_joaquin-arts/
Welcome To Adventure Time!
WELCOME TO Joaquin Miller AT! We are glad to be back. I am glad to be partof Adventure Time at the Joaquin Miller School. My name is Nikkole.
http://adventure-time.com/joaquin.html

Extractions: We are glad to be back. I hope you all had a great summer. We see a lot of familiar faces as well as some new faces. We are going to have a wonderfully fun and safe new year. Meet our staff: Hi! My name is Claudete. I am very happy to be back for my sixth year as Site Director. I have been working with Adventure Time for about nine years, and I enjoy it more and more. I am so glad to be back working with the wonderful Mrs. Lu, the school staff, and A.T.'s great staff. I am looking forward to another fun-filled year. Hi! My name is Cynthia. I'm very happy to be returning to JMAT for my fourth year and I know this year will be even better than before. More great art! More parties! More music! More fun! Hello. Luetta is here, ready for another fun-filled year. This is my second year working for A.T., and I am excited to meet the new Ks and continue working will all the new and returning students. I'm also looking forward to meeting new parents as well as reconnecting with the regulars. I have lots of new educational projects I am sure the children will enjoy, and I'm looking forward to spending time with them.
Puml-list Mailing List: Link
Joaquin Miller (miller@joaquin.net) Wed, 24 Jan 2001 090254 0500.Next message Joaquin Miller Re Sets and bags / Identity
http://www.cs.york.ac.uk/puml/puml-list-archive/0265.html

Extractions: Wed, 24 Jan 2001 09:02:54 -0500 Arend Rensink's analysis and Stuart's approach are excellent. Let me bump this up a level, though. (To avoid 'link,' i'll pick an arbitrary name. The following would be much more natural if i used 'link' but i do not want to bring in any presuppositions about what a link is. Warning: by 'class' i do not mean programming language or UML class, but the ordinary English meaning of 'class.') A foo is a set of objects together with an invariant that mentions those objects. Here are two options for 'association:' a. An association is a type of a foo. [type: http://uml.fsarch.com/RM-ODP/Part2/9.html#9.7
Puml-list Mailing List: Correction: Re: Links & Messages
Joaquin Miller (joaquin@acm.org) Wed, 19 Jan 2000 093218 0600. Nextmessage robert france Re links messages ; Previous message
http://www.cs.york.ac.uk/puml/puml-list-archive/0051.html

Extractions: Wed, 19 Jan 2000 09:32:18 -0600 excuse the noise, but i want to correct something i wrote in haste. i mean: when we base our practice in object diagrams instead of class diagrams, some of these problems melt away. [deleting 'interaction' from 'object interaction diagrams.'] Date view Thread view Subject view Author view
East Bay Moms
Hike. Joaquin Miller Park, Oakland We'll hike a moderately difficult 4 mile loopwith one steep climb. 13 in Oakland, take the Joaquin Miller Rd./Lincoln Ave.
http://www.eastbaymoms.com/currentactivities.htm

Extractions: We'll hike a moderately difficult 4.87 mile loop. Directions: From Oakland, take Hwy. 880 south to the Industrial Pkwy. exit and head east. Turn right on Mission Blvd. and then left on Tamarack Dr. Park on the street; the park entrance is at the end of Tamarack Dr. Wear hiking boots and bring a picnic lunch. Saturday, April 5 Make-A-Plate Party Make-A-Plate Party, Oakland Want to memorialize your children's handprints? Looking for unique gifts? Would you like to give a precious "forget-me-not" for Mother's or Father's Day? Moms and/or dads can bring their little ones to design and create a 10" melamine Make-A-Plate in time for Mother's or Father's Day. These plates are dishwasher and micro-wave safe. $15 covers the cost of the plate, processing, shipping (three week delivery) and pizza lunch. Additional plates are $9. This fun family day will take place at EBM Tyche Gage's Oakland home. To reserve a spot and get directions, RSVP to Tyche at 510-530-0717 or tychegage@sbcglobal.net
Jason Hill
to Skyline. I then took Skyline down to where it meets Joaquin MillerRoad where I turned around and headed back up. Eventually I
http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~jhill/mtbikelog.html

Extractions: 9/23/00 34 Miles. Road ride down the east bay hills. Myself. Starting by heading up Oxford, I quickly entered Wildcat Canyon and then transitioned into Tilden. Continuing up past the golf course, I got onto Grizzly peak and followed it on to Skyline. I then took Skyline down to where it meets Joaquin Miller Road where I turned around and headed back up. Eventually I came down from Grizzly peak to the Claremont and crossed over the top edge of the campus to head into Soda Hall. 9/16/00 29.5 Miles. Mount Tam and Bolinas Ridge, Phil, Scott and I. Starting out north of Mt Tam, we quickly headed up to the east peak via Eldridge Grade passing by Lake Lagunitas. from the summit, we headed west, past the West Peak and north on to Rocky Ridge. We then headed west again towards Stinson Beach to catch the Bolinas Ridge. What a view.... Looking strait down into the Stinson beach area!!! Heading north on the ridge we came to the south end of the Bolinas Ridge Trail before heading back east towards the start. 9/10/00 22.4 Miles. Joaquin Miller Regional Park, Sean, Phil, (4 CAL team guys) and I. Starting out at Sproul Plaza, we made quick work of Tunnel Road to take us to the Skyline gate of Redwood Canyon. We took a short section of West Ridge Trail before heading off down into Joaquin Miller Park. Taking a couple of trails including Cinderella, Chaparral, ... we eventually called it a day and headed down the road into the Oakland Hills by the 13. Wandering through a maze of little streets lefts us back on College avenue which we took back to campus.
Cape Kiwanda And Haystack Rock.
A Deeper Wild. Joaquin Miller in about 1872. Back to Navillus Press book catalogindex. Works by Joaquin Miller 462. Biographies of Joaquin Miller 463.
http://www.oregonhiking.com/navillus/

Extractions: A Deeper Wild Hiking Oregon's History 100 Hikes in the Central Oregon Cascades 100 Hikes in Southern Oregon ... Listening for Coyote . . . (book ordering in association with amazon.com) NEW! 288 pages, 5-1/4"x8-1/2", 100 maps, 700 color photos, ISBN 0967783038 Order from Amazon.com Read Table of Contents or Sample Chapter Back to start of book catalog NEW - Second Edition! 240 pages, 5-1/2"x8-1/2", 107 maps, 216 b/w photos, ISBN 0967783046 Order from Amazon.com Read Table of Contents or Sample Chapter Back to start of book catalog 240 pages, 5-3/8"x8-1/2", 122 maps, 188 b/w photos, ISBN 096778302X Order from Amazon.com Read Table of Contents or Sample Chapter Back to start of book catalog 320 pages, 6"x9", 116 b/w photos, 58 maps ISBN 0961815272 Order from Amazon.com Read Table of Contents or Sample Chapter Back to start of book catalog 240 pages, 5-1/2"x8-1/2", 108 maps, 216 b/w photos, ISBN 0961815264 Order from Amazon.com Read Table of Contents or Sample Chapter Back to start of book catalog 240 pages, 5-1/2"x8-1/2", 107 maps, 216 b/w photos, ISBN 0961815280 Order from Amazon.com
AW: SMEs : Was RE: Party XML Schema Defintions
Nachricht Von Blantz, Mary Kay SMTPmblantz@netfish.com Gesendet am Freitag,9. Februar 2001 1649 An 'Gregory, Arofan'; 'Joaquin Miller'; ebxml-core
http://lists.ebxml.org/archives/ebxml-core/200102/msg00064.html

Extractions: Date Prev Thread Prev Thread Next Date Next ... Elist Home Subject AW: SMEs : was RE: Party XML Schema Defintions Dear all, it seems that we all are in agreement to support language neutral constructs to identify ebXML components (including aggregates). They would allow to cross reference ebXML human readable tags in whatever language. Another benefit could be the mapping with interfaches of applications and/or with other former or future eb relevant standards (ANSI X12, EDIFACT, ...). Thanks Arofan for this support! Kind regards / Mit freundlichen Gruessen Hartmut Hermes Siemens AG GPL GLO LE D-80286 Muenchen Tel: +49 89 9221 4564 Fax: +49 89 636 718 580 Tel: +49 8233 600 222 Cellular phone: +49170 22 97 606 Project Omega Information may be found at: http://www.el.siemens.de/cgi-bin/index.pl?href=/new/logistik/geschabw/omega/ http://www.el.siemens.de/cgi-bin/index.pl?href=/new/logistik/geschabw/omega http://forum.afnor.fr/afnor/WORK/AFNOR/GPN2/TC154WG1/index.htm http://forum.afnor.fr/afnor/WORK/AFNOR/GPN2/TC154WG1/index.htm ... mailto:miller@joaquin.net ] Sent: Thursday, February 08, 2001 12:48 PM To: ebxml-core@lists.ebxml.org Subject: RE: SMEs : was RE: Party XML Schema Defintions At 12:09 PM 2/8/2001 -0800, Hayes, Brian wrote: It is general considered to be good architecture to seperate user interface issues from data issues: Your user friendly user interface sould not be displaying XML tag and attribute names. Absolutely! I could not agree more. It's why i wrote: "Everyone can use software to display the data with field names they can read and to provide explanations for what those field names mean." I side with those who suggest using identifiers. I feel it is a much better way than hanging our hat on natural language tags, whether English or so-called "Foreign." I don't want to repeat here all the traffic about the problems with dependence on exclusive use of natural language tags. -Original Message- From: Joaquin Miller [
Miller, Joaquin -- Miller, Olive Thorne: In Cornell University's Making Of Ameri
Miller, Joaquin Miller, Olive Thorne Miller, Joaquin, St. Paul's. The Galaxy,vol. 15, issue 4 (April 1873). Miller, Joaquin, Sunrise in Venice.
http://cdl.library.cornell.edu/moa/browse.author/m.131.html

Extractions: A B C D ... Non-alphabetic Miller, Joaquin Miller, Olive Thorne: Previous Next Miller, Joaquin St. Paul's The Galaxy , vol. 15, issue 4 (April 1873). Miller, Joaquin Sunrise in Venice Harper's New Monthly Magazine , vol. 51, issue 303 (August 1875). Miller, Joaquin The Throne of Atilla Scribner's Monthly , vol. 9, issue 5 (March 1875). Miller, Joaquin To Love, to Forget, and to Die The Galaxy , vol. 22, issue 2 (August 1876). Miller, Joaquin To Walt Whitman The Galaxy , vol. 23, issue 1 (January 1877). Miller, Joaquin Washee Washee The American Missionary , vol. 37, issue 1 (Jan 1883). Miller, John C. Noon The New England Magazine , vol. 9, issue 3 (November 1890). Miller, Joseph E. A Trip to Caucasus Harper's New Monthly Magazine , vol. 26, issue 156 (May 1863). Miller, Justice, Mr. The State of Iowa Harper's New Monthly Magazine , vol. 79, issue 470 (July, 1889). Miller, Kelly, Prof. A Colored Teacher to his Colored Pupils The American Missionary , vol. 52, issue 3 (Sept 1898). Miller, L. B. The Peddler's Peril. A Story Harper's New Monthly Magazine , vol. 90, issue 535 (December, 1894).

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