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...s 69 and among men - 80! One fifth of all adult sufferers are men. http://dmoz.org/editors/editcat.cgi?cat=Health/Mental_Health/Disorde rs/Eating Eg... ... impediment known as "Foreign Accent Syndrome". In the first known case, in 1941, a Norwegian woman spoke in a German accent. All the elements of pr... ...kulls crowned the four bedposts in Gein's room. Trophies - human heads stuffed with newspapers - were pinned to the walls, flanked by nine death mas... ...Europe printed stamps as early as a century before. They were used to pay a tax on newspaper delivery. At first he proposed pre-paid envelopes - bu...

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.... At eighty-nine, Brad Bradford brings a long lifetime of experience in newspapers during the hot-metal-type era and in the initial transition to ... ...eclare himself England‘s king, but he also ruled as king of the Danes and Norwegians. English keeps ‘borrowing” more tongues Over centuries, Nors... ...ctive new decisions print shop owners faced was how to reward authors and editors for their time and skills. Printers became ―carriers of a spirit... ...ciated—what a wondrous Information Technology made their daily and weekly newspapers, magazines, and books so affordable. It was Ottmar Mergentha... ...telephone, and typewriter, expedited the gathering and reporting of news. Newspapers circulated into most homes, but none offered more than eight pa... ... room. From its center the managing editor supervises local and wire news editors stationed inside and outside the rim. Wearing dress shirts but with... ... sentence or two. Copyboys fill paste pots on the desks of reporter and editors and run errands when not hustling reporters’ typewritten pages to ...

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.... At eighty-nine, Brad Bradford brings a long lifetime of experience in newspapers during the hot-metal-type era and in the initial transition to ... ...eclare himself England‘s king, but he also ruled as king of the Danes and Norwegians. English keeps ‘borrowing” more tongues Over centuries, Norse ... ...ctive new decisions print shop owners faced was how to reward authors and editors for their time and skills. Printers became ―carriers of a spirit o... ...ciated—what a wondrous Information Technology made their daily and weekly newspapers, magazines, and books so affordable. It was Ottmar Mergenthale... ...telephone, and typewriter, expedited the gathering and reporting of news. Newspapers circulated into most homes, but none offered more than eight pa... ... room. From its center the managing editor supervises local and wire news editors stationed inside and outside the rim. Wearing dress shirts but with... ...ef sentence or two. Copyboys fill paste pots on the desks of reporter and editors and run errands when not hustling reporters’ typewritten pages to ...

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...ut a few imams in Denmark were offended. It took a few months for the offense to be broadcast to the Muslim world. Then a couple of Danish and Norweg... ...r than logical it could be expected. A more sensible act of revenge would have been to kill the cartoonist or perhaps stop buying the Danish newspa... ...olence as the main feature, but the fact that so many are experiencing meaningless time-killing pastimes. We know that reading has decreased. Newspa... ...homosexual bar. Hispanic or black gangs may fight each other over who controls which street. Mass revolts are often religious. When a Danish newspa... ... at Denmark, what can be the reasons for the bluebird of happiness continually building its nest in the trees of Tivoli? It isn‘t wealth, the Norweg... ...f Psychiatry, Vol. 1512 (7), July 1994, pp. 979-986 19. "Depression and Anxiety" Johns Hopkins White Papers (Simeon Margolis and Peter Rabins editor...

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...wonderful pudding of songs and pictures and films and books and magazines and newspapers, there is perhaps a hand- ful of raisins’ worth of works that ... ...a “tax on literacy” or a “tax on knowledge,” identical in its effects to the newspaper stamp taxes. 52 This was a time when mass literacy and mass edu... ...searchers. 38 If a conservative Web site reposted news articles from liberal newspapers with critical commentary, that, too, would have seemed like fa... ...ct was an easy topic to get the public to focus on; we had the reporters and editors calling us, pleading for a quote or an opinion piece. Intellectua... ...tious Speech: The DMCA and Freedom of Expression Jon Johansen, a 16-year-old Norwegian, was the unwitting catalyst for one of the most important cases... ...ght have changed all of that. Let us return to Mr. Johansen, the 16-year-old Norwegian. He and his two anonymous collaborators claimed that they were ... ... the Farmers’ Tale was all about. Perhaps one day, in a case not involving a Norwegian teenager, a hacker maga- zine run by a long-haired editor with ... ...nization of paid experts, each assigned a topic, with hierarchical layers of editors above them, producing a set of encyclopedic tomes that are rigoro... ...the movement to recognize and safeguard the public domain can start with the editors’ in- troductions to the Symposium Cultural Environmentalism @ 10,...

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...fferent letters or combinations of letters the same sound. For example in Norwegian kj, s, sh, sk and tj can all have the sh sound. That‘s too confu... ...nd a half million people, that has two major languages ‗nynorske‘ or new Norwegian, and Bokmal, the language of Oslo and the major cities. Plus the... ...e is voting for Joe, several of her fans may decide to vote for Joe also. Editors or owners of newspapers often list their preferences for certain c... ...several of her fans may decide to vote for Joe also. Editors or owners of newspapers often list their preferences for certain candidates. Who knows ...

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...i- ous exhibition that would be termed, in simple language, writing to the newspapers, for it took the outward form of letters: in reality, it was the... ... had got hold of Manchester sarcasms concerning glory: a weedy word of the newspapers had been sown in his bosom perhaps. He said: ‘I don’t care to wi... ...nd about Lord Cochrane’s waters; then as swiftly back. For, like the frail Norwegian bark on the edge of the maelstrom, liker to a country of conflict... ... can’t rear a man on politics. When I was of his age I never looked at the newspapers, except to read the divorce cases. I came to politics with a rip... ...urbot assisted in that vast effort. It should have elevated him beyond the editorship of a country newspaper. Why it did not do so his antagonists pre... ...attling against the Press, with Stukely Culbrett to prime him: and he said editors of papers were growing to be like priests, and as timid as priests,...

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...I was born within a hundred miles of that stretch of water. But I was not born Norwegian. I am a Dane. My father and mother were Danes, and how they e... ...urning the conversation as Wolf Larsen stepped on the poop and joined us. “The editors were afraid of him and the publishers would have none of him. B... ...e vindicated when he made that magnificent hit with his ‘Forge.”’ “And it was a newspaper poem,” she said glibly. “It did happen to see the light in a ... ...pen to see the light in a newspaper,” I replied, “but not because the magazine editors had been denied a glimpse at it.” “We were talking of Harris,” ... ...pwrecked men who tried, and tried in vain,” I answered. “I remember Winters, a newspaper fellow with an Alaskan and Siberian reputation. Met him at th...

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...e scientific journals. “The question of the mon- ster” inflamed all minds. Editors of scientific journals, quarrelling with believers in the supernatu... ...re stood an immense table, covered with pamphlets, amongst which were some newspapers, already of old date. The electric light flooded everything; it ... ...shed, and trees worn away, “with all the fur rubbed off,” according to the Norwegian phrase! What a situation to be in! We rocked frightfully. The Nau...

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... tried to pull on my boots first. I didn’t want to do it, God knows! Their Editors, to whom I beg to offer my thanks here, made me perform mainly by k... ...orma- tion furnished by various people appears in the col- umns of a local newspaper. Putois lives in his strength and malevolence. He lives after the... ... we have seen them only in the cold, silent, colourless print of books and newspapers. In stigmatising the printed word as cold, silent and colourless... ...ust be something subtly noxious to the hu- man brain in the composition of newspaper ink; or else it is that the large page, the columns of words, the... ...dy to do their duty by the flag under which they served. The majority were Norwegians, whose courage and straightness of character are matters beyond ... ... two million dollars nailed (or more likely pasted) to the foremast of the Norwegian than I am, who don’t believe that the Storstad is worth two milli... ...ances, a couple of simple and ef- fective cork-fenders—or on board of that Norwegian either? There must have been, since one ship was just out of a do...

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...p so quiet as that in the latter half of the nineteenth century—the age of newspapers and telegrams and photographs and interviewers. And she had take... ...possible to live, but none the less she has probably heard of Mr. Aspern’s editors; she perhaps possesses what you have published.” “I have thought of... ... recognized, and putting the question of speech aside they might have been Norwegians or Spaniards. Miss Bordereau, after all, had been in Europe near... ...ngs she had never heard of, and I felt particularly like the reporter of a newspaper who forces his way into a house of mourning. This was especially ...

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... Four V olume 5 Student V oices A Commonwealth College Publication Faculty Editors Jim Manis & Carol Ann Ellis Student Editor Patty Haggerty Best of F... ...rimentation, for example: The band’s first use of their sitar in the song “Norwegian Wood” and the Beatles’ first song not about love, “Nowhere Man.” ... ... hear about violence. All we have to do is tune into the news or pick up a newspaper. What we see in them is reality. But more and more, the violence ...