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Lateline - 20/11/2002: Solomon Lew Booted Off Coles Myer Board. Australian Broad
shareholder value. Steve LETTS A short time ago, Coles Myer issueda brief statement confirming Solomon Lew's defeat. And that
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Extractions: Broadcast: 20/11/2002 Solomon Lew booted off Coles Myer board After months of open warfare in the senior ranks of giant retailer Coles Myer, veteran board member Solomon Lew has been dumped by shareholders. But Mr Lew says he's not finished yet. He told the company's AGM in Melbourne today that his strong support from smaller investors gives him a mandate to fight on.
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Steve Solomon's Book Reviews
Below are links to book reviews written by Steve Solomon. The opinions expressedare Steve's and do not necessarily represent the teachings of St.
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Extractions: Below are links to book reviews written by Steve Solomon. The opinions expressed are Steve's and do not necessarily represent the teachings of St. Timothy Lutheran Church, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, or any other religious organization. NEW: Catapult: Harry and I Build a Siege Weapon by Jim Paul Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson Beyond the Cosmos by Hugh Ross, Ph.D. NEW: The Blood and the Shroud by Ian Wilson The Historical Figure of Jesus by E.P. Sanders
Steve Solomon - Music By Mainseek.com
Steve Solomon und informationen um Steve Solomon. Steve Solomon Shigionoth TheName. Genre blues. Song titles Steve Solomon Albums Shigionoth - The Name.
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Geological Survey Of Canada (Atlantic)
GSC Atlantic Staff Search Results Name Solomon, Steve Phone (902) 4268911 EmailsSolomon@nrcan.gc.caProfessional Home Page /staff/Solomon/index_e.php.
http://gsca.nrcan.gc.ca/staff/index_e.php?solomon
JudyFest Photo Gallery
The photographers were Dan Watson, Steve Solomon, Julie Kessler, Paula Turner,Dan Turner, and George Gull. Steve Solomon, Paula Turner and Bill Forrest.
http://www.pas.rochester.edu/~dmw/JudyFest/

Extractions: JudyFest photo gallery These pictures were taken during Judy Pipher's "retirement" party, 5 July 2002, at the Gannett House, C.E.K. Mees Observatory, University of Rochester. The photographers were Dan Watson, Steve Solomon, Julie Kessler, Paula Turner, Dan Turner, and George Gull. Click on an image to enlarge it. Paula Turner, Kevin McFadden. Bryce and Jenn are engaged, you know. Judy Pipher demonstrates the use of her new SIRTF-data-reduction chair. Bob and Myrta Knox. Bob and Penny Benson. Bonnie and Adrienne Watson. Jo Helfer, Julie Kessler. Dan and Samantha Turner. Nathan Clark, Jessica Benjou, Brittany Morgenegg. Larry Helfer, moving the wine-tasting on to the Italian whites. Kris and Scott. That Scott, he's a really... ...cuddley guy. Gil Warren, Myrta Knox, Kurt Holmes, Barbara Warren. Paul Slattery and Jessica Benjou study for their wine-tasting exam. Marilee and Tom Montanaro. Rosemary Dow and Jo Helfer. Bonnie Watson and Jean Slattery. Terri Myers, Veronica Saumon and Shelley Stewart. Tom Allen, Brittany Morgenegg, Rob Gutermuth, Angela Lowell, and Ben Sargent.
The Backyard Gardener, Your Prime Garden Source - Book Store
Growing Vegetables West of the Cascades Steve Solomon's Complete Guide to NaturalGardening Steve Solomon, Steve Solomons / Sasquatch Books / June 1989 18.
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Extractions: Book Store Fruit Bestseller Books All Subjects Annuals Architecture Books for Growers Botanical Science Bulbs Climbers Cut Flowers Economic Horticulture Ethnobotany Forestry Garden Literature Herbs Low Water Gardening Mosses, Ferns, and Fungi Native Plants New Zealand Plants Orchids Perennials Reference Regional - Pacific NW Rock Gardening Roses Small Gardens The Art of Plants Treasures from S. Africa Trees and Shrubs
Growing Vegetables West Of The Cascades; Steve Solomon's Complete Guide To Natur
Growing Vegetables West of the Cascades; Steve Solomon'sComplete Guide to Natural Gardening.
http://hallgardening.com/gardening_horticulture/172.shtml

Extractions: Here's the book with everything you need to know about growing vegetables in the mild, wet climate of the maritime Pacific Northwest. Growing Vegetables West of the Cascades explains the basic science behind making plants grow, so that you can understand the daily events in your garden and solve gardening problems as they occur.
Steve Rhodes Home Page, A Work In Progress
had any free time recently, this would have been the home page of Steve Rhodes. Ialso did a page for Norman Solomon and put his book, The Trouble With Dilbert
http://www.well.com/~srhodes/

Extractions: I was quoted in AOL: Technically, America's Most Hated Company in the Sunday (1-15-00) Washington Post as Scott Rhodes (the problem of having an online coversation with a reporter who mostly knows you as srhodes). I spoke Jan. 28, 2000 on Justin Hall's panel on webzines at AAN West 2000. I worked on is the This Modern World page from the fall of 1995 until the fall of 2000. I created a page on Mark Danner , a writer for the New Yorker who was named a MacArthur Fellow in 1999. His focus is human rights, and he has written about El Salvador, Haiti and the former Yugoslavia. I also did a page for Norman Solomon and put his book
Movie Review: Solomon & Gaenor By Steve Rhodes
Solomon AND GAENOR runs 142. Email Steve.Rhodes@InternetReviews.com Web http//www.InternetReviews.comMovie Review by Steve Rhodes ?Copyright 2000.
http://www.allmovieportal.com/m/2000_Solomon__Gaenor61.html

Extractions: Writer/director Paul Morrisson's SOLOMON AND GAENOR, an Academy Award nominee for best foreign film, is a beautiful retelling of the Romeo and Juliet story. Set in Wales in 1911 at a time of strikes and economic stagnation, the movie concerns two lovers in their early twenties who come from rigid and quite different religious societies. On one of his rounds, he is instantly smitten by Gaenor (Nia Roberts), a member of a Christian community even stricter than Solomon's Jewish one, but, like his, their home and school language isn't English in their case, it's Welsh. Figuring that she'll never date a Jew, he tells her that his name is Sam Livingston, and that, no, he's not related to the famous Dr. Livingston. The clothes in the tiny Welsh hamlet where they live are various shades of dull, dark blues and blacks, but he makes a cheerful, country-style dress of red cloth for her. Soon after this, they begin secretly seeing each other in the shadows. Eventually, her family invites him to their home for tea and questions, which he fends off skillfully. He refuses her a reciprocal visit to his parents by making various excuses.
Elisabeth C. Miller Library: Pacific Northwest Authors
Boston Houghton Mifflin, 1984. Solomon, Steve. GROWING ORGANIC VEGETABLESWEST OF THE CASCADES. Seattle Pacific Search Press, 1985.
http://depts.washington.edu/hortlib/resources/pnw_authors.shtml

Extractions: The Pacific Northwest region is known world-wide for a climate that nurtures both lush native plants and a wide variety of exotic plants for the palette of gardeners. Less well known perhaps are the keen plant explorers and gardeners of the region who have shared their passion through publications. Below is a list of some of these authors who have written about plants and gardens of the Pacific Northwest. Click on highlighted names to learn more about each person. Arno, Stephen F. and Hammerly, Ramona P. NORTHWEST TREES. Seattle: Mountaineers, c1977. TIMBERLINE: MOUNTAIN AND ARCTIC FOREST FRONTIERS. Seattle: The Mountaineers, c1984. Binetti, Marianne EASY ANSWERS FOR GREAT GARDENS: 500 TIPS, TECHNIQUES, AND OUTLANDISH IDEAS. Seattle: Sasquatch Books, 2000. SHORTCUTS FOR ACCENTING YOUR GARDEN: OVER 500 EASY AND INEXPENSIVE TIPS. Pownal, VT: Storey Communications, 1993. TIPS FOR CAREFREE LANDSCAPES: OVER 500 SURE-FIRE WAYS TO BEAUTIFY YOUR YARD AND GARDEN. Pownal, VT: Storey Communications, c1990. With Alison Beck: ANNUALS FOR WASHINGTON AND OREGON. Edmonton: Lone Pine Pub., 2000.
Steve Solomons's Pictures
Picture Pages Pictures from Steve Solomon's Scrap book Co. C 1968 Kellum (Kelly)Grant(KIA) Steve (Solly) Solomon, Dennis Hacken and kneeling Jimmy Sutton .
http://www.bobcat.ws/solomon.htm
Solomon Island: Pacific Paradise
Solomon Island Pacific paradise Photoed by Steve Lu. Solomon offersa diversity of diving, including many World War II wrecks. You
http://www.hkdivephoto.com/stevelu/solomon/

Extractions: Solomon Island: Pacific paradise Photoed by Steve Lu Solomon offers a diversity of diving, including many World War II wrecks. You will discover a true South Pacific paradise with green hills rising from the blue sea, just like the ones seen in James Bond movies. If you are lucky, you might even encounter Pilot Whales. Full Story Home Page Photo by Location Photo by Photographer ... Steve's Guest Book
Solomon Island: Pacific Paradise
Solomon Island Pacific paradise Photoed by Steve Lu. Kangaroo Islandis famous for the bizarre looking seahorses Leafy Seadragon
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Extractions: Solomon Island: Pacific paradise Photoed by Steve Lu Kangaroo Island is famous for the bizarre looking seahorses - Leafy Seadragon and Weedy Seadragon, which are extremely rare elsewhere. Besides, it is also host to the Australian Sea Lions, New Zealand Fur Seals, and Dolphins. Its undersea world packed with interesting life forms. Full Story Home Page Photo by Location Photo by Photographer ... Steve's Guest Book
The Solomon Complex By Steve Berven - Divinspiration
Print Friendly Version The Solomon Complex by Steve Berven. In today'smodern world of consumerism, materialism, and relativistic
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Extractions: still something missing. We are exposed to this "Solomon Complex" again in the New Testament book of Matthew, Chapter 19, as Jesus is speaking to a rich, young and powerful nobleman. The young man comes to the Lord asking what he must do to enter the Kingdom of God. Jesus looks into the man's heart and sees where his treasure truly lies. So Jesus speaks, telling him to go and sell everything that he owns and give it to the poor. Jesus knew that this request would be the single most difficult thing for this rich young man to do. Why does Jesus require this of the young man, when he knows that it will probably be impossible for him to accomplish? Does Jesus just try to make things hard for us by asking us to always do the things we don't want to do? Well, yes and no. What Jesus recognized in this young nobleman was that money or the love of it had come between the man and God. His heart was filled with greed, and desire for wealth, instead of a desire to follow God at any cost . So Jesus subtly challenged the man on these grounds. What he wanted was for the young man to realize that "achieving" God was impossible for any person on his or her own. There is no ladder to climb, no secret ritual to perform, no fee we can pay. We each need to come to the point where we realize that the life we are searching for the eternal life with God IS impossible...
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From sSolomon@awinc.com (Steve Solomon) Newsgroups alt.clearing.technology SubjectIs Clearing Possible? A Meditation. Steve Solomon sSolomon@awinc.com
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Extractions: From: ssolomon@awinc.com (Steve Solomon) Newsgroups: alt.clearing.technology Subject: Is Clearing Possible? A Meditation. Date: 14 Apr 1995 07:19:32 GMT I am a certified Scientology clear. Number 6030 to be precise, awarded in 1977, May, I believe. Perhaps I should say I *was* a clear. I went clear after a lengthy spell of steady work; nine months of methodical toil. "Digging the ditch," L. Ron Hubbard called it. One dug and dug until there was no more, you ran out of dirt to dig out. Then, you were supposed to go clear, without any more reactive mind. When I finished digging I *knew* I was clear. I should not say "thought I was clear" because the main experience of clearness was that there remained in my universe, *no thought.* I existed in a state of perfect inner silence. And I frequently found myself outside my body. Not that I was incapable of thought. If I wanted to think I could think and there would be thoughts as long as I was creating thoughts, but the moment I ceased creation of thought, there was none. This state of clearness lasted nearly two years, with a few brief spells of profound unhappiness while I would become obsessed with some emotion (usually caused by my connection with the Church of Scientology). Then, upset, thought returned almost automatically and I would grind on some thoughts almost uncontrollably. So clearness is something like, "be still and know." That state of inner silence reminds me of a rap of Hubbards in which he explains that the apparent cycle of actioncreate, survive, destroyis only an apparency, an illusion. The real cycle of action iscreate, create create create, no create, nothing. In other words, things exist only because they are being continuously created and the moment their creation ceases, the existence ceases. There is no persistence without continuous creation. When I went clear I ceased compulsively creating thought (most of the time) so there was none (most of the time). This silence I lived in was most instructive. I KNEW many things by merely looking at them. Or by concentrating on them. I still can much of the time. However, I gradually stopped being this clear and the state is these days more occasional than constant. These days the return of inner silence is remarkable in its unusualness. Now, I did not falsely attest to being "clear" back in 1977. And it is not the chiching of godzillians of little body-entities attached to my corpus that is occupying my mental space, as the OTIII story would propose. Herein lies a very interesting aspect of the origins and development of Scientology processing and perhaps the root-trap that led LRH to the kind of unsanity that characterized his last 15 (plus or minus) years. LRH started out his guru career by promising the state of clear to anyone who would walk over his bridge. But his 1950 Dianetic clears did not stay clear. His T-80 clears did not stay clear. Neither did his T-88 clears of 1952, nor did his 88008 clears, nor those processed by the Creation of Human Ability in the mid-50s. Nor did . . . . . It seemed no matter what approach he tried, he could blow out a person, make them feel great for a while, but then, the old insidious bank would come back. But Hubbard promised clearing as an absolute state. And garnered an audience from that promise. And became addicted to having that audience. His researches through the 60s that led to making the clearing materials confidential; his discovery that even confidentially-cleared clears didn't stay clear led to the demand that he find yet another absolute clearing process. And thus the OTIII myth. What arrogance! I have no personal handle on exactly how long this universe has existed and how long I've been in it. Certainly it has been long. My fairly connected recall runs back about 25,000 years. You might call that the most recent goals-problem series. Beyond that I am aware of only fragments. Interesting fragments, but fragments, no less. Godzillions of fragments. Once, freed of the control of the Church of Scientology, (1978) I sat in a quite room and looked at my own mind and the energy patterns surrounding me and began to intentionally blow out the energy bands that seemed to be encircling my body. These bands were layered and went out for quite a few meters in all directions. They were covered with/made up of/ incidents and pictures. So, just for fun, I blew them up wholesale. But there is no end to this mental mass. It is virtually as endless as my whole track. The arrogance to think that in any one lifetime, especialy the arrogance to think that in a few short years of concentrated effort I could undo the compulsive/compelled creations of godzillenia! No, clearing is not an absolute state. It is a process. Clearing is swimming upstream into clearer waters in a universe of beings that are floating downstream. The longer one makes the effort and swims against the current the clearer one gets. But CLEAR? Do absolutes exists in this Universe? Brings to mind the advice of the Buddah. He said to get "clear" one had to merely follow the seven fold path. Or, one had to refrain from committing overts and avoid actions that one would later regret. This simple action would eventually lead one off the wheel of karma. Why? Because regrets are handled by forgets. To get better one must begin each lifetime with a memory of the last one(s). As one gains certainty of self they are less identified by threats and worries because they know with increasing certainty that nothing can harm them (as a spirit). If we regret nothing we need to forget nothing. As we get out of the habit of forgetfulness of prior existences, we begin to Know what we are. Obviously, this process does not happen all at once. And the hard part is forming a sufficiently strong resolve that one does not forget with the stress of death, birth and what comes in between. I've been working on it since about 1750. I was born this lifetime with considerable memory of my prior life. As I reflect on it, this has done me more (or certainly as much) good than Scientology clearing. Perhaps I couldn't have had the Clearing without this preparation. Steve Solomon ssolomon@awinc.com
Al Globus
and Condor CycleScavenging Genetic Algorithms, Al Globus, Eric Langhirt, MironLivny, Ravishankar Ramamurthy, Marvin Solomon, Steve Traugott, presented at
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Extractions: The dinosaurs weren't spacefaring. We are. I don't think that's an accident. Maybe we are life's taxi to the stars. "Scheduling Earth Observing Satellites with Evolutionary Algorithms," Al Globus, James Crawford, Jason Lohn and Anna Pryor, accepted for oral presentation at the International Conference on Space Mission Challenges for Information Technology (SMC-IT) , Pasadena, CA, July 2003; "Evolvable Systems for Space Applications," Jason Lohn, James Crawford, Al Globus, Gregory Hornby, William Kraus, Gregory Larchev, Anna Pryor, and Deepak Srivastava , accepted for oral presentation at the International Conference on Space Mission Challenges for Information Technology (SMC-IT) , Pasadena, CA, July 2003;
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Steve M BARKER. . HTML created by GED2HTML v3.6-WIN95 (Jan 18 2000) on02/02/2003 052320 PM Central Standard Time. Solomon SUMMIT. NI03031 ABT.
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Genre And Character Story Lists
Steve Costigan. Home. Fantasy Adventures, Conan, Kull. Historical Adventures, AgnesDe Chastillon, Kirby O'Donnell. Bran Mak Morn, Lal Singh. Cormac Fitzgeoffrey, Solomon
http://howardworks.iwarp.com/subject.htm

Extractions: Genre and character story lists Boxing Ace Jessel Sailor Dennis Dorgan Kid Allison ... Home BOXING "Crowd Horror" "Misto' Demsey" "The Ferocious Ape" "Night Encounter" ... Sources ACE JESSEL "The Apparition in the Prize Ring" "Double Cross" Sources KID ALLISON "College Socks" "The Jinx" "The Drawing Card" "Man with the Mystery Mitts" ... Sources SAILOR DENNIS DORGAN "Alleys of Darkness" "Playing Journalist" "Alleys of Treachery" "Playing Santa Claus" ... Sources SAILOR STEVE COSTIGAN "Alleys of Peril" "Night of Battle" "The Battling Sailor" "The Pit of the Serpent" ... Sources FANTASY ADVENTURES Almuric "People of the Dark" "Black Canaan" "Spanish Gold on Devil Horse" ... Sources CONAN
Company Contact
Steve Solomon Steps Down as Chairman and Will Remain as a Member of the Boardof Directors of Parago; Will Continue to Focus Time and Energy on Improving
http://www.ct-holdings.com/press releases/press010515.htm

Extractions: CONTACT: CT Holdings, Inc. 214-521-3443 p 214-520-0034 f sbsolomon@citadel.com www.ct-holdings.com DALLAS, TX - May 15, 2001 CT Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq: CITN) and its subsidiary Parago, Inc. today announced that CT Holdings' CEO, Steve Solomon, has relinquished his role as Chairman of Parago in order to devote substantially more time to pursuing opportunities for CT Holdings, Parago's parent company. Paragos operating duties will be assumed by Ken Johnsen, President and Chief Executive Officer of Parago. As founder of Parago, Mr. Solomon has served as Chairman of Parago since its formation in January 1999 and previously served as Parago's Chief Executive Officer until August 2000. Mr. Solomon will remain on the board of directors of Parago and will continue to consult with Parago and assist as needed with Parago clients and on strategic matters. "Parago is an exceptional company with a very exciting business model. I have thoroughly enjoyed working with the Parago family to grow the business," said Steve Solomon.

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