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...The story of how the founder of the Famous Amos Cookie Company lost everything, including his name----and turned adversity into opportunity. This revealing book chronicles Wally's loss of the cookie empire that he had built, to the opening of The Uncle Noname Cookie Company, and ...

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...CENSORED* How the founder of the Cookie Company lost everything, including his nome - and turned adversity into op... ...tes--Biography. 3. Cookie industry--United States. 4. Uncle Noname Cookie Company. 1. Denton, Camilla, 1961- . II. Title. HD9058.C65A465 1994 338.... ...eper under­ standing of Love. The lawsuit with The (Nameless) Amos Cookie Company was my first experience with litigation of any kind, and I hope it... ...getic young man like me, being courteous sometimes got in the way of the games my friends and I were playing. It was like having a job, the only di... ...e acknowledged. Some days it took more than nine innings to get through a game. But this was the law of the land-Ruby's land. And there was no brea... ...ookies?" Talk about a receptive audience! With every new taste test, the accolades flowed: "Wow, Wally, you are a genius-man, these are fantastic!"... ...to the pool hall where Bill hung out and changed his life forever. Over a game I Reached for the Sky But I Missed, So I Grabbed a Few Stars • 89 t...

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...ssage was vague and delivered by a scared pup.” Stefan was in no mood for games and Drayden played dangerous ones. “All business today, I see.” Drayd... ...e! Let us eat.” Leading the way, Zina headed into the woods and toward the game she knew would be there. Chapter 11 Jacques was waiting for Laylah a... ... The room was filled with more animals than the two who normally kept her company. There were felines of all types, wolves, birds, snakes and some ty... ... complained. The man laughed. “Such honesty is refreshing. Most girls play games.” He grinned at her. “Are my features that important to you?” Laylah... ... can get in here, then my other properties are vulnerable. I use the same company for all my security work. I refuse to be blindsided again.” “But!”... ...g toward her. “Hi. I saw you come outside and thought you might like some company,” said Mya. Laylah played with a strand of hair and tried to be pol... ...sat surrounded by admirers and her Betas. All of them fawned and sang her accolades. Any other time, she would have relished her power over this pat...

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...onception about poetry, brilliantly applied to a unique poetic work-” a second game more pure” of the objective reality. With a partly improper term ... ...armony and unity. The conception was marvelously applied in the famous Second game (“From time inferred”) (Joc secund, “Din ceas dedus”). Ion Barbu ... ...two poets met in this point each other: the summit is the ”crest” from Second game and its reflection on water-”the bottom of this calm crest”- coul... ...nel” after Titu Popescu’s expression, who situates it in a at least honorable company in the triad “modernism-postmodernism-paradoxism” 15) . At the... ...lem if the whole smarandachian work could be” crowded within the paradoxism’s accolade”. The idea seems to us partly tendentiously and its eventual ...

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...m for long. The period after sex cloyed empty into the night like a finished game of solitaire. He knew that reality whenever he chose to engage in it... ...o on forever. The temporary nature of family marshmallow roasts and monopoly games with his father; tire swings and neighbor's tree houses; bicycle ra... ...small child who still felt newness in the sensation. Sexual glutton of adult games, introvert, a man perpetually weakened and wary in ways unbecoming ... ...ct of adolescent awakenings an adult often was so obsessed with being in the company of others that finding any degree of happiness could not occur wi... ... through meadows with the gods. He knew there was genius to be gained in the company of deities so wild. He had left his mother's home and his mothe... ...say, "I'm sorry, but could you go?" He didn't say, "We enjoyed each other's company, I think." He didn't say, "I've got a relationship, more or less... ...day of the month. No, I take pride in my bitchiness. I relish having such an accolade. No, I can't blame it on a period every day of the month.... Wha...

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...up to ce­ lebrities and politicians; and now headed his own so-called secu­ rity company. The other man was Georgi, no one knew him by any other name... ...e Circle; he was different, serious, exciting. "It depends." "Are you playing games with me, Dr. Hawk?" she chided coy­ ly. "I told you, I need a ... ... her uncle. He was dressed in his usual red satin smoking jacket; a half played game on a chess board separated them. "Who are you playing the game ... ...ofits are up." "If we don't get the Hanford contract renewed it will cost the company hundreds of millions of dollars, and you know it." Johnatha... ...commercial nuclear power plants in this country and the rest of the world. Your company controls four-fifths of the uranium enrichment plants. Inter... ... had no illusions, expecta­ tions or regrets that anyone would ever give him the accolades he deserved. But, when Frank drove home at night to his mu... ...problem? Give 'em a plan," River Song said still toweling down. "This is not a game. I never wanted this job." "It's not, it's a mission, and you a... ...red the art of public relations: give credibility to one's reputation by way of accolades, and then citing accom­ plishments, as if everyone should k...

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... the word “Olympic” and will not permit gay activists to hold a “Gay Olympic Games.” The Supreme Court sees no First Amendment problem with this. 3 Ma... ... with a business plan than the petunia farmer. The same is true for the drug company that invests millions in screen- ing and testing various drug can... ... know I have developed the digital camera, I may sell the conven- tional film company’s shares short. Guarantees of authenticity, quality, and ease of ... ... on his father, my son had long since wandered off in search of a basketball game to watch. But I have to admit his question was something of an epiph... ... an effect directly the reverse of that which was produced by the East India Company’s monopoly of tea, or by Lord Essex’s monopoly of sweet wines. Th... ...not be triggered by the footsteps of individuals. It was reserved for bigger game. This was no accident. The law of intellectual property placed its t... ...e Press?” UCLA Law Review 17 (1970): 1180–1204. 22. Sega Enterprises Ltd. v. Accolade, Inc., 977 F .2d 1510 (9th Cir. 1992); Atari Games Corp. v. Nint... ...1, U.S. Copyright Act. See Copyright Act; see DMCA. Sega Enterprises Ltd. v. Accolade, Inc., 977 F .2d 1510 (9th Cir. 1992), 69, 273n22. Seville, Cath...

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...t never did serving folk use such great bounty. With worshipful honors the company departed hence. Of the mighty barons the tale doth tell that they d... ...to be made knights. It was the custom for a youthful prince to receive the accolade with a number of others. (5) “Midsummer festival.” The M.H.G. “sun... ...was his foe. Whenever the lordings and their liegemen did play at knightly games, Siegfried was aye the best, whatever they began. Herein could no one... ...hed him alone. When- ever the pages, squires, and knights would play their games within the court, Kriemhild, the noble queen, watched them from the w... ...r, they begged 62 The Nibelungenlied the gallant knight again to bear her company, as he had done afore. Then first the lovely maid began to thank hi... ...nd sprang far after it. He who craved her love must win without fail three games from this high-born dame. When the noble maid had done this passing o... ...ith a kiss and voided merrily King Gunther’s land. Their kinsmen bare them company far upon the way and bade them pitch their quarters for the night, ...

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...too real a mystery. However, such as they are, the two stories go forth in company, trusting that they may not prove too ut- terly wearisome to be bro... ...’ said Elizabeth. ‘Oh! I thought you and Anne at least would dine with the company,’ said Katherine. ‘So Mamma thought,’ said Elizabeth; ‘but then she... ...th Elizabeth, and Anne laughingly declar- ing that she enjoyed Elizabeth’s company much more than solitary grandeur. The two cousins were followed by ... ...s are going away to the cricket-ground, and the girls are to have a famous game at play.’ Mrs. Hazleby only said, ‘Hm,’ but the other lady paid more a... ...that scene of playthings, and bread and butter. Down- stairs, one of those games at romps arose, for which little children are often made an excuse by... ...if she thinks so,’ said Helen, ‘she does not shew it; she is always making game of my opinions and feelings.’ ‘So she does of almost everyone’s,’ said... ... that I care more for the spirit of chivalry than for the etiquette of the accolade and golden spurs; we know that Alfred knighted his grandson Athels...

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...bellowing head-lines. Here was nothing but silence—not even hostility! The game was up to 21 Kipling them; the other players hid their cards and wait... ...dah looking out on the Mall; and well I knew what he expected. Sometimes a company of soldiers would move along on their way to the Fort, and Garm rol... ...these in- valids of mine make to get back to barracks. There’s a man in my company now asked me for leave to go back to cantonments to pay a debt he’d... ... open the top of a cap. Our shaft-bearings are C.M.C. (Commercial Minerals Company) stones, ground with as much care as the lens of a telescope. They ... ...rning you off the Reserve. The shadow of a low-flying dirigible scares the game. You can buy all the photos you need at Sokoto. NEW ERA—It is not etiq... ...ould not bag it for his roads this time, but I might have it for my cotton game. I only needed two hun- 120 Actions and Reactions dred pounds. Our re... ...on—thy—land!” The light flicks ended. The man stood up triumphant. By that accolade had the Supreme Government acknowledged his title before all men. ...

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...danced? Fine doings! I thought you were merely in- vited to look on at the game at bowls. Who had the best of the match?” “The first game was won by C... ...r from grief and remorse, he has never been able to endure either light or company, but has remained ever since in utter darkness and seclusion.” “Utt... ...contrived a raised chess and draught board, and persuaded him to try a few games before we went abroad, but I do not know whether he has since continu... ...nd a night had been spent at Marlborough that “Miss” might see a strolling company of actors perform in a barn; but as the piece was the Yorksire Trag... ...expected, as I may say, for she was staying here for a week, with a lot of company, when these three was born. They do say she was nigh beside herself... ... round, hardly repressed a start or scream, at the sight of Fay enjoying a game at bo-peep, with—yes—it actually was— the negro—over the low-sashed do... ... made out, though he had never been able to appear at court to receive the accolade, and had never assumed the title; so she only said “Very well, sir...

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...building, kept him awake; but at last his thoughts drifted away to far, romantic lands, and he fell asleep in the company of jewelled and gilded princ... ...Thou’lt soon be well: ’tis but a passing fantasy. Fear thou not; thou’lt soon be well.” Then he turned toward the company: his gentle manner changed, ... ... Besides the rowers, these tenders carried each a number of men-at-arms in glossy helmet and breast- plate, and a company of musicians. The advance-gu... ...t in the presence of the Majesty of England!” “Rise, Sir Miles Hendon, Knight,” said the King, gravely—giving the accolade with Hendon’s sword— ”rise,... ... make so bold as to say he lied,” scoffed Hugo. “Him you call my father? Yes, he lied.” “Come, play not thy merry game of madman so far, mate; use it ... ...le 128 Mark Twain to the place of honour beside the Ruffler, where with vast ceremony he was crowned King of the Game-Cocks; his meaner title being a... ...t, too, with such ingenious strategy, that it should seem to be accidental and unintentional; for the King of the Game-Cocks was popular now, and the ...

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...ad become united in friendship with Comte de Coetquen, who was in the same company with myself. He was well instructed and full of wit; was exceedingl... ...s should return and the interview be bro- ken off if he arrived before the company had departed. The Marechale de Rochefort was in this way the friend... ...obes, married them, and said Mass. From the chapel all the 21 Saint-Simon company went to table: it was of horse-shoe shape. The Princes and Princess... ...interesting adventure occurred. The Prince of Orange, after playing a fine game of chess with our army, suddenly invested Namur with a large force, le... ... pected an easy victory but, to their astonishment, he gained almost every game, won back much more than he had lost, and then laughed in the faces of... ...ti and the Grand Prieur were playing, and a dispute arose respect- ing the game. The Grand Prieur, inflated by pride on ac- count of the favours the K... ...return to the ceremony from which this little digression has taken me. The accolade being given by the King after the blows with the sword, fresh oath...

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...r was to prevent him, as a sportsman would phrase it, from overrunning his game, that is, from acquiring his knowledge in a slight, flimsy, and inadeq... ...are taught the driest doctrines by the insinuat- ing method of instructive games, has little reason to dread the consequences of study being rendered ... ...rendered too serious or severe. The history of England is now reduced to a game at cards,— the problems of mathematics to puzzles and riddles,—and the... ...oung men of his own rank and expectations, he felt an inferiority in their company, not so much from deficiency of information, as from the want of th... ...and honour will permit, avoid danger—I mean unnecessary danger—and keep no company with rakes, gam- blers, and Whigs, of whom, it is to be feared, the... ...fast the prin- ciples of the Christian religion, and to eschew the profane company of scoffers and latitudinarians, too much abound- 40 Waverley ing ... ...while the hardness of his grip, and the quantity of Scotch snuff which his accolade communicated, called corresponding drops of moisture to the eyes o... ...press the haste, secrecy, and energy of the flight. Aboon or abune, above. Accolade, embrace. Adscripti glebæ, slaves, transferred with the land to wh...

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..., likewise, after this fact, being a man formerly addicted to hospitality, company, mirth, and music, was afterwards observed to forsake all this, and... ... comely presence, and good-humour. Patronized by him the characters of the company were placed in ready contrast; 12 Kenilworth and they seldom faile... ...erently well filled, the sight of which produced a visible effect upon the company. Some shook their heads and whispered to each other, while one or t... ...in the morning. 31 Sir Walter Scott CHAPTER III. Nay, I’ll hold touch—the game shall be play’d out; It ne’er shall stop for me, this merry wager: Tha... ...d out; It ne’er shall stop for me, this merry wager: That which I say when gamesome, I’ll avouch In my most sober mood, ne’er trust me else. —The Haza... ...o the adventurer. “Ay, sir,” replied Lambourne; “when stakes are made, the game must be played; that is gamester’s law, all over the world. 34 Kenilw... ...he pate, instead of striking his shoulder.” “Your Majesty gave him a smart accolade,” said the Duch- ess; “we who stood behind heard the blade clatter...

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...12 The Wings of the Dove was to have been; he sees his place so taken, his company so little missed, that, cocking again that fine form of hat which h... ... their relation, the extension of their prospect and the support of their “game.” They are far from a com- mon couple, Merton Densher and Kate Croy, a... ...Henry James ous centre, Milly’s now almost full-blown consciousness. At my game, with renewed zest, of driving portents home, I have by this time all ... ...ies as he might the cards from the 23 Henry James greasy old pack for the game of diplomacy to which you were to sit down with him. The inconvenience... ...onder of the world at large—in the name of these and other attractions the company in which Kate, by a rare privi- lege, found herself had been freely... ... the housemaid. She could say to herself that from that hour they had kept company: that had come to represent, technically speaking, alike the range ... ...y or as a liberty taken, but almost ceremo- nially and in the manner of an accolade; partly as if, though a dove who could perch on a finger, one were...

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...ion, being hurried away with the im- petuosity of a passion which (when in company with those I loved) deprived me of the faculty of sight and hearing... ...me must have been verging on a third of a century, but I was so beset with company that I could not find a moment to accomplish my design. There is li... ...e all the world to each other; and, feeling no inclination to frequent the company of a number of disorderly lads of our own age, we learned none of t... ... them—it was too short—I lengthened it with a small one which was used for game,— my master being very fond of hunting, darted at them sev- eral times... ...ise. I am inclined to think I suffered at that time by the same interested game of concealed manoeuvre, which has coun- teracted me throughout my life... ...m attached to pompous ostentation. She had very little plate, no china, no game in her kitchen, or foreign wines in her cellar, but both were well fur... ..., he granted me the kiss of peace, in a slight embrace which resembled the accolade which the king gives to newmade knights. I was stupefied with surp...

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...s” of himself as a boy looking on with delight while Lope de Rueda and his company set up their rude plank stage in the plaza and acted the rustic far... ...he resigned it and enlisted as a private soldier in Captain Diego Urbina’s company, belonging to Don Miguel de Moncada’s regiment, but at that time fo... ...rvantes – Ormsby’s 1922 ed. in April 1572 he joined Manuel Ponce de Leon’s company of Lope de Figueroa’s regiment, in which, it seems probable, his br... ...om life. It is difficult to imagine a community in which the never-ceasing game of cross- purposes between Sancho Panza and Don Quixote would not be r... ...remonial of the order, the whole point of being dubbed a knight lay in the accolade and in the slap on the shoulder, and that could be administered in... ...him alone, but the muleteers blood was up, and he did not care to drop the game until he had vented the rest of his wrath, and gathering up the remain... ...oeu- vre with his mule, which, dead tired and never meant for this kind of game, could not stir a step. On, then, as aforesaid, came Don Quixote again...

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... 11 Cervantes – Ormsby’s 1922 ed. with delight while Lope de Rueda and his company set up their rude plank stage in the plaza and acted the rustic far... ...he resigned it and enlisted as a private soldier in Captain Diego Urbina’s company, belonging to Don Miguel de Moncada’s regiment, but at that time fo... ... unfit him for service, and in April 1572 he joined Manuel Ponce de Leon’s company of Lope de Figueroa’s regiment, in which, it seems probable, his br... ...om life. It is difficult to imagine a community in which the never-ceasing game of cross- purposes between Sancho Panza and Don Quixote would not be r... ...remonial of the order, the whole point of being dubbed a knight lay in the accolade and in the slap on the shoulder, and that could be administered in... ...him alone, but the muleteers blood was up, and he did not care to drop the game until he had vented the rest of his wrath, and gathering up the remain... ...oeu- vre with his mule, which, dead tired and never meant for this kind of game, could not stir a step. On, then, as aforesaid, came Don Quixote again...

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.... It was gambling—with his family for “chips.” However let us see how the game came out. Maybe we can get on the track of the secret original impulse... ... chess? Y.M. I learned it a week ago. O.M. Did your mind go on playing the game all night that first night? Y.M. Don’t mention it! O.M. It was eagerly... ...bly interested; it rioted in the combinations; you implored it to drop the game and let you get some sleep? Y.M. Yes. It wouldn’t listen; it played ri... ...t I shall never know. I will keep them. Her hand has touched them—it is an accolade—they are noble, now. And in a closet she had hidden a surprise for... ... childhood home, where she will lie by her mother’s side once more, in the company of Susy and Langdon. DECEMBER 26TH. The dog came to see me at eight... ...in my regiment. A brute. I remember him well.” THE CAPTAIN: “He was in my company. A trouble some scoundrel. I remember him well.” THE SERGEANT: “D... ...helter of plenty of lightning rods. I witnessed the funeral procession, in company with friends, from the windows of the Krantz, Vienna’s sumptu ous ...

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...as al- most become a mania. He was so little of a gambler that if, when in company, some one was wanted to cut in or to take a bet at ecarte, he usual... ... of his debtor; he never made mention of the loan. He was the child of his company; he was alone in the world, so he had adopted the army for his fath... ... as much by a wish to gain a kind of importance by being in the stranger’s company, as by a child’s love of being useful, or the imperative craving to... ...e as it is,’ I used to tell them, ‘why not take poultry, eggs, vegetables, game, hay and straw, and so forth?’ All my counsels were a source of fortun... ...ed to the Emperor, and Napoleon embraced poor Gondrin—perhaps but for that accolade he would have died ere now. This memory and the hope that some day... ...ears among the heights, where there are no governments, nor excisemen, nor gamekeepers, nor procureurs du roi, than grovel in a marsh for a century. Y... ... hear the noise, and there was an end of it. “‘We will not keep on at this game any longer!’ say the Germans. “‘That is enough of this sort of thing,’...

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...oo near cactus would be speared. It was self-sufficient but too thorny for company. Through it all, the Great Tree looked on and grew sad. “Oh, my poo... ... my little brother will never play possum again. It is far too dangerous a game.” 19 TELL ME A STORY LISA SUHAY Chandra’s Change ooking down at the b... ...hey’re old and boring.” He looked at his stuffed animals, cars, books, and games and got even angrier. He threw them all on the floor and kicked them ... ...e thought his fellow creatures deserved. In the process, he was given many accolades by the community. Time passed, and Mangrove became an old dolphin... ...at the happy young crab stopped play- ing happily with the clown fish. His games of hide and seek among the anemone ended as well. Clack watched in di... ...d. “I tend to agree. Perhaps we ought to gather some of our own to keep us company. I hate the thought of being just us two amid a rough crowd like th... ...failure. He began to turn up his nose at Art. “Well boy it is time we part company,” he told Art one afternoon. “I have done all I can for you. Unfort...

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...oo near cactus would be speared. It was self-sufficient but too thorny for company. Through it all, the Great Tree looked on and grew sad. “Oh, my poo... ... my little brother will never play possum again. It is far too dangerous a game.” 19 TELL ME A STORY LISA SUHAY Chandra’s Change ooking down at the b... ...hey’re old and boring.” He looked at his stuffed animals, cars, books, and games and got even angrier. He threw them all on the floor and kicked them ... ...e thought his fellow creatures deserved. In the process, he was given many accolades by the community. Time passed, and Mangrove became an old dolphin... ...at the happy young crab stopped play- ing happily with the clown fish. His games of hide and seek among the anemone ended as well. Clack watched in di... ...d. “I tend to agree. Perhaps we ought to gather some of our own to keep us company. I hate the thought of being just us two amid a rough crowd like th... ...failure. He began to turn up his nose at Art. “Well boy it is time we part company,” he told Art one afternoon. “I have done all I can for you. Unfort...

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... know it—but I drew and didn’t fill. That’s where I’m so often weak in the game. If I had stood pat—but I didn’t. I never do. I don’t know enough.” Co... ...f deportment which compelled the admiration and likewise the wonder of the company. All noticed it and all commented upon it, but none was able to div... ...s he doing? Polluting himself with a gay and dissipated secret life in the company of other fast bloods, multimillionaires in money and pau pers in c... ...ps of you. Here I’ve been considering myself qualified to criti cize your game. I! Why, if I had stopped to think, I’d have known you had a lone han... ... the words by listening in the dining room and drawing room when there was company, and by going with the children to Sunday school and listening ther... ...hen he’d hail and ask her to cash in, I (the only dog on the inside of her game) could see her canvas flicker a moment—but only just a moment—then it ... ...e was worship, the foreman was his lord, head of his group. The pat was an accolade. It was as precious to the boy as it would have been if he had bee... ...o the boy as it would have been if he had been an aristocrat’s son and the accolade had been delivered by his sovereign with a sword. The quintessence...