... error. You can look up what the initial ME trainer was for RNZAF around the early 60's and let me know. Sorry - - please. Not a worry - but I've SFA on the Kiwis on my bookshelf and a *very* quick whip around on the net suggests only Oxfords. It's entirely possible they may, for training purposes, have had some of them with the u/c locked down. I know some that the RAF operated were fitted with pitch controls...

... know him, for he was one of those critics who open other critics' eyes — he was admired by everyone from Pauline Kael to Susan Sontag. The one collection of his criticism, called Negative Space, is on every critic's bookshelf, and it's amazing how often it's been quoted, borrowed from, strip-mined or used as a launching pad. Although he knew his high art, Farber grasped that motion pictures shouldn't be looked at in the same way as Old ...

Hi all - haven't been here for a while - I came across these when clearing out a bookshelf - I bought them from here a few years ago and 'put them in a safe place' - then forgot about them! Anyway - I don't need them - they have IBM Corporation on them (do they still make computers?) Any use to anyone? - offers please - they are in really good nick! Cheers Andy please remove the stop and add the onder to reply

On 26 Jun, 13:44, %%ste...@malloc.co.uk (Steve Firth) wrote: francis <francis.mall...@yahoo.com> wrote: Are there more than one Tommy, I only ask as I can understand this post & makes a fair bit of sense. Given previous comments about "psychological projection" I'd say that it's clear that "Toomy" is a collective. Ah, a pair of Tommys (or is that Tomies), one at each end of the bookshelf. Francis

....cgi It is a way to look at your life more clearly. R I've been studying the Kabbalah for around 30 years. I have a complete set of Rashi's Commentaries on the Pentateuch on the bookshelf behind me. I've read the Bible, Old and New, extensively. I've picked my way through the Hebrew bible with the help of Gesenius's Hebrew Chaldee Lexicon. And I don't claim to know anything. I'm still learning new ...

... of these: http://www.oldradio.com/archives/hardware/Gates/Gates-Stereo80.jpg which ran into an old heathkit stereo amp i built as a project in junior high, and the sound came out of a pair of infinity bookshelf speakers. i had one of these too: http://www.jimprice.com/prosound/broadcast/carts/spotmaster/spotmaster%%20500B.jpg except mine also recorded. and i had this mic too: http://www.revintage.se/red55.jpg i had an ...

...a zillion times and it is pure epistemology if you ask me, applied epistemology... Atheism: The Case Against God (Skeptic's Bookshelf) by George H. Smith http://www.amazon.com/Atheism-Case-Against-Skeptics-Bookshelf/dp/087975124X Look, here is a wonderful diologue from that book with much embedded epistemology http://groups.google.com/group/alt.religion...

...she bussed Nigel Slater in for support too. A rare treat to see him on TV, as he's one of my fave cookery writers, and I really respect his stance on not doing his own cookery show ... he's such an odd chap, but I do like him. I've got his "Real Fast Food" on the kitchen bookshelf and it's well-thumbed, there are some really good recipes in there. I've got that one and Real Fast Puddings. Both excellent. -- Bear

... Slater in for support too. A rare treat to see him on TV, as he's one of my fave cookery writers, and I really respect his stance on not doing his own cookery show ... he's such an odd chap, but I do like him. I've got his "Real Fast Food" on the kitchen bookshelf and it's well-thumbed, there are some really good recipes in there. -- His chip butties with crusty bread and butter make me salivate every time :o)~

...MPG.22484980f0c35d55989cd9@news.individual.de... Oh, and she bussed Nigel Slater in for support too. A rare treat to see him on TV, as he's one of my fave cookery writers, and I really respect his stance on not doing his own cookery show ... he's such an odd chap, but I do like him. I've got his "Real Fast Food" on the kitchen bookshelf and it's well-thumbed, there are some really good recipes in there. -- Harry Keane