81. John C Kleinbauer's Unique Plans For Hobbyists Click Logo if you are looking for J.Kleinbauer Clothing! john C Kleinbauer'sUnique Plans for Hobbyists. Click on drawings! For more http://www.geocities.com/crankorgan/

Click Logo if you are looking for J.Kleinbauer Clothing! John C Kleinbauer's Unique Plans for Hobbyists and home of the Hardware Store CNC conference Click on drawings! For more info and products click on menu below! I nfo P lans ... onference

82. John Henry The Bicycle Man john Henry the Bicycle Man. Body Armour; Brake Pads; Cone Wrenches; CrankTools; Frame Fork Tools; Headset Tools; Lubricants; Misc. Bike Tools; http://www.cartnetwork.com/cpro3/12866/CrankTools.html

Body Armour Brake Pads Disc Brakes Hayes Small Parts ... BMX Bikes Crank Tools Product Name Unit Price Add to Shopping Cart IceToolz Crank Puller Easily take off your cranks with this IceTool. With a 14mm wrench interface this crank puller allows you to use a wrench to easily pull through the tough part of crank removal. Remember take out your washer before putting in the tool. Add One

83. Geocrawler.com - Modperl - 1997/5 john D Groenveld, 05/30/1997 161201. http://www.geocrawler.com/archives/3/182/1997/5/0/

84. COMEDY CENTRAL TV Shows The Daily Show With Jon Stewart 930 PM South Park 1000 PM - crank Yankers 1030 PM - crank Yankers, http://www.comedycentral.com/tv_shows/thedailyshowwithjonstewart/

85. EI7BA's Pages Mirror Site Home Links Contact Information Construction . The spider was built for me by my friend Jim E18GS,(EI7M)who is an Engineer (He also built my crank up, tilt over tower). http://www.iol.ie/~bravo/

EI7BA's Pages Mirror Site Home Links Contact Information ... Crank-up Tilt-over Tower Hello..! Visitor number 5 Bands ( or more ) C ubical Q uad de " ...A thing of beauty and a joy forever..." I wanted an antenna that .... Would not be too expensive . Would cover as many bands as possible. . Would not compromise on performance . Would be at least equal to a 3 El trapped commercial yagi on all bands, eg Th6 . Could be rotated by an inexpensive rotator . Would withstand severe weather conditions. . Could be built with readily available parts. . Would lend it self to future modification, experimentation etc . Could be fed simply with a single feedline. . Reasonable size. So, taking these requirements what was available..... Well first of all, virtually all commercial antennae were ruled out on cost and/or performance considerations. I looked seriously at the possibility of building a log periodic , but ruled it out on the grounds of size and complexity. So that left the Quad!! The Quad meets all the 10 listed requirements with a few disadvantages, these being -

86. Crank-up Tilt-over Tower crankup Tilt-over Tower. The design is rather clever , in that it usesonly one winch to both crank-up and tilt-over the tower. http://www.qsl.net/ei7ba/Crank-up Tilt-over Tower.htm

EI7BA's Pages Mirror Site Home Links ... Crank-up Tilt-over Tower Crank-up Tilt-over Tower If you are thinking of building your own tower.... BEWARE ....THAT YOU SHOULD NOT ATTEMPT A PROJECT THAT CAN KILL OR MAIM YOU......OR AN INNOCENT BYSTANDER....IN A VARIETY OF MESSY AND PAINFUL WAYS... Unless you are (or have) a competent Engineer , Welder , etc.. Remember that when you are manhandling many pounds weight of solid steel into position...ACCIDENTS CAN HAPPEN...!! If you have ANY doubts about your own capabilities, make sure that you use common sense, and enlist the help of competent people, and make sure that there are no children or pets in the vicinty when you are erecting a tower.... (OK.. OK..! The mother-in-law can watch.!!!!) (Pic of tabernacle with rotator) This Tower was built for me by Jim EI8GS. Jim is proprietor of his own engineering business, and does a lot of specialist metal fabrication, pipework, etc. He is an extremely able Engineer, and a devout "Ham". His main "affliction" is contesting....but, I guess, no one is perfect.....!! (Tilted over) (Pic of towerfully cranked down..Quad at about 33ft high)

87. The DMCA: It's Now Comedic What happened to the original concepts behind copyright laws? Somewhere along the way, they got lost. http://www.pcmag.com/article/0%2C2997%2Cs=1500&a=27151%2C00.asp

Search in All Sites PC Magazine Advanced Search HOME MY ACCOUNT Michael J. Miller ... Ad Index Free Online Seminars For IT Professionals 03/25 - Securing Web Services 03/31 - Accelerating the Transition to Network Storage 04/02 - Business Continuity Strategies for Exchange Get PCMag.com's FREE online newsletters! Inside PCMag.com Internet Business Technology Productwire: First Looks Update Tip of the Day PC Magazine's TrendWatch Preferred e-mail format: HTML Text only Enter your e-mail: Home Opinions John C. Dvorak The DMCA: It's Now Comedic May 20, 2002 The DMCA: It's Now Comedic By John C. Dvorak Total posts: 61 ADVERTISEMENT The Next Stage of Piracy The Digital Rights Management Operating System (DRMOS) www.politechbot.com The party was to celebrate the DMCA falling in line with the goals of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), a global body set up by business interests that hope to make it a felony to do reverse engineering or to even openly discuss how software works. A long-term attack on freedom of speech is what is really going on here. Just ask that poor Russian kid who was arrested for doing nothing more than talking about the Adobe copy-protection schemes in a public forum. These are the same folks who want to license software in such a way that critical reviews would be deemed illegal by license agreement. This is serious stuff. The fact that the general news media seems nonplussed by all this concerns me greatly. The press advisory also made clear that a number of Asian and African ambassadors were invited. No mention was made of Germany or France. They've already signed on the WIPO dotted line. On the invitation list were people from countries like Albania, Burkina Faso, and Croatia. Apparently these were the folks who needed to have a chat. McCullagh evidently got into this event and took some pictures, which are posted on his site. The event looks to have been the typical dreadful gathering of stuffed shirts. The problem is, these are dangerous stuffed shirts that seem to have things their way all the time.

88. I153: George Lemuel BACON (22 Aug 1893 - 1894) George Lemuel BACON (22 Aug 1893 1894) http://members.iquest.net/~makua/html/d0000/g0000038.html

George Lemuel BACON 22 Aug 1893 - 1894 BIRTH : 22 Aug 1893, Hunt Co. TX DEATH : 1894, Quinlan, Hunt Co., OK Father: Elmer BACON Mother: Zora Belle HODGE _Elmer BACON George Lemuel BACON _Lucy Ellen SCARBOROUGH ... INDEX HTML created by on 12/21/02 02:47:58 Albert BOLYARD Family 1 Naurad JAMERSON MARRIAGE : 26 Jul 1932 Albert BOLYARD INDEX HTML created by on 12/21/02 02:47:58 Ralph Eugene CARTER 12 Nov 1928 - BIRTH : 12 Nov 1928, Anderson, Madison Co. IN Father: John Bert CARTER Mother: Geneva Gertrude HOPKINS Family 1 Geraldine Faye WILLIAMSON MARRIAGE : 1948, Anderson, Madison Co. IN DIVORCE Cynthia Ann CARTER Teresa Lee CARTER Family 2 Barbara MITCHELL DIVORCE Family 3 Grace JARRETT DIVORCE Family 4 Jean ? DIVORCE Family 5 Betty _John Bert CARTER Ralph Eugene CARTER _Amanda ISENHOUR ... INDEX [SOURCE] Madison Co. IN Health Dept. FR- P.3 HTML created by on 12/21/02 02:47:58 George Henry CEGLAR 22 Dec 1922 - BIRTH : 22 Dec 1922 Father: John CEGLAR Mother: Mary KABOR Family 1 Virginia Lee EGBERT MARRIAGE : 9 Feb 1952 George Henry CEGLAR John Raymond CEGLAR Susan Jane CEGLAR George Henry CEGLAR ... INDEX HTML created by on 12/21/02 02:47:58 John CRANK BIRTH : Middlesex Co. VA

89. I0024: Homer BULLOCK (25 May 1888 - 16 Jul 1957) Homer BULLOCK (25 May 1888 16 Jul 1957) http://www.gendex.com/users/pbullock/bulrec/d0000/g0000091.html

Homer BULLOCK 25 May 1888 - 16 Jul 1957 OCCUPATION : BET. 1919 - 1924, Pine Box Lumber Company - Isle of Pines, Cuba OCCUPATION : BET. 1928 - 1929, Manager - Singer Sewing Machines - Geneva, NY OCCUPATION : BET. 1934 - 1940, Roadside Craftsmen - Woodworker OCCUPATION : BET. 1941 - 1944, Defense Plant - Rochester, NY OCCUPATION : BET. 1944 - 1957, Finger Lakes Woodcraft - Owner and Operator RESIDENCE : BET. 1911 - 1918, Barrington, Yates, NY RESIDENCE : BET. 1919 - 1924, Abra Grande, Isle of Pines, Cuba RESIDENCE : BET. 1924 - 1929, Second Milo, Yates, NY RESIDENCE : BET. 1929 - 1934, Waterloo, Seneca, NY RESIDENCE : BET. 1934 - 1944, East Bloomfield, Ontario, NY RESIDENCE : BET. 1944 - 1957, Holcomb, Ontario, NY BIRTH : 25 May 1888, Barrington, Yates, NY DEATH : 16 Jul 1957, East Bloomfield, Ontario, NY BURIAL : 1957, East Bloomfield Cemetery Father: Herman BULLOCK Mother: Drusilla Asenith FINTON Family 1 Mary Florence RECTOR MARRIAGE : 6 Sep 1911, Milo, Yates, NY _Anna BOCKES _Marie PULVER _Herman BULLOCK _Lucinda SIMPSON ... HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.5e-FreeBSD (Nov 3 1998)

90. IGUN- Nouvelles Acquisitions - Janvier à Mars 2002 http://www.unine.ch/biblio/na/igun_020103.htm

Badertscher Bouchet Crank Garwin Global Hallett Klotz Laws (pagination multiple) : ill. ; 30 cm + 1 CD-ROM Mann Mitchell Mitchell Sandler Tectonic Varma Wilson Eaux Groundwater Shallow Theory

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