Right where you are sitting now...

"Exactly!" She said, refusing to take offense.

"Press Ctrl/CMD+A to select the whole canvas, and choose Edit> Copy Merged to copy the ripples to the clipboard".

no need to make things easy if he's... less than a gentlman

Moreover Coleridge, just like his colleagues and successors, and in deference to the ideas of Dean Trench and to the Canones he and his committee had written, stuck gamely to the basic principle of the project: that the more quotations that could be found, the more easily the subtle differences between the (possibly) myriad usages of any single word could be identified.

Besides passing the eleven-plus in order to get into St Marylebone I had to pass in interview with the headmaster.





(I swear this is not porn. And no matter how much you tickle me, I will never ever ever admit that it's from Adam Ant's biography. )

How could Stiff not have known about Declan Macmanus?

And he left all that he had in Joseph's hand; and he knew not ought he had, save the bread which he did eat.

The 1st New York Dragoons debouched into an open field facing Lee's reserve line of works. Gibbs asked a captured southerner whether infantry lay ahead. "Go to the front and you'll see." the Confederate answered.. Gibbs cursed him and ordered his men to charge.

To the North Anna River: Grant and Lee, May 13-25 1864. by Gordon C Rhea

Rose said that's about the time we have breakfast during haying and harvesting, so that was no trouble.

From: Roots and Wings: A Scrapbook of Time, Cannon Falls, Minnesota

I have to translate from german into english*:

"The work of the curator is, to place specific objects into the exhibition space which actually own the status/state of art, - this is drawing a distinction between curator and the artist, who owns the right to place objects into the exhibition space which doesn't own the status of art - but earning the status/state of art through the act of exhibition.

(From: Marc Jongens, Philosophy of the room/space - settlement of esthetical and political theory)


* this was brutal diff for me to translate

"The boy stopped as the last link of chain lifted from the table."







(Wow, that sounds a lot naughtier than it really was... )

I realized the closest book is the one I finished writing today (the rough draft, anyway). It's still up on my screen, so here it is (cut and paste FTW!)

"He didn’t look up at Mrs. Wellstrom in the high window."

I have not read the entire thread. If this is a repeat... my apologies.

"You police-feller come up from Mindee, eh?"

"Exactly: you see you do not even know what Space is. You think it is of Two Dimensions only; but I have come to announce to you a Third - height, breadth and length"

"In the long term there are likely to be a number of different ways to do this, including browser-server negotiation via HTTP headers, naming conventions, and browser-side defaults."

She walked barefoot at the edge of the surf, skirts held sloppily up and often trailing in the water, purposely, to show her disappointment.

[Edit: Heh. Sounds a right bodice-ripper. It's actually Annabel Lyon's quite good first novel, The Golden Mean, about (of all things) Aristotle's tutelage of Alexander the Great. (Yes, I know a Harlequin paperback would be better for my reputation. ) ]

"Even editing the text file to put the field heading and field values in quotes does not result in that column being properly converted."

The Excel CSV parsing swamp?

"A minute after I had stood up, the woods were fully alive with little noises again; it was back to business as usual, and I continued with my own."

"I started near the top and worked my way down"
Sterling Hayden

(From the Wordsworth Dictionary of Film Quotations - my reference shelf is behind my desk, and I reached back and picked the first book that came to my hand)

Imogen

"if you cannot attend, tell the doctor or clinic and make another appointment"

Anticoagulant Therapy Record. (pg.5 there isn't a pg.56)

"For this buy the ribs of the lamb, crack at each joint on the meat side and cut through to the skin, being very careful not to cut or break the skin and the fat immediately underneath."

From "Knoxville Cook Book, a Collection of Practical Tested Recipes" published in 1907.

No books, but I have a magazine.

"It's medium in body, balanced toward sweetness, yet the potent tannins need something meaty to soften them up."

From Wine and Spirits Feb 2010

Agatha Heterodyne and the Clockwork Princess (Girl Genius Volume 5).