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A most excellent instruction for the exact and perfect keeping merchants bookes of accounts by vvay of debitor and creditor, after the Italian manner. By I.C. Gent. (1632) by John Carpenter, 2010-07-13 Order in the Universe: The Films of John Carpenter (Scarecrow Filmmakers Series) by Robert C. Cumbow, 1990-09 Order in the Universe: The Films of John Carpenter Second Edition by Robert C. Cumbow, 2000-01-01 The depths of the sea: An account of the general results of the dredging cruises of H.M. SS. Porcupine and Lightning during the summers of 1868, 1869, ... F.R.S., J. Gwyn Jeffreys, F.R.S., an by C Wyville Thomson, William Benjamin Carpenter, et all 2010-08-02 Results of the First United States Manned Orbital Space Flight by Scott M. Carpenter, Jr. John H. Glenn, et all 1962 Sermons by F. and C. Rivington, John Wight Wickes, et all 2010-04-06 Gratitude: How to Appreciate Life's Gifts by Kathryn Britton, Senia Maymin, 2010-10-07 Well Informed Your Guide to Health and Vitality by William B Baun, Susan Blair, et all 2002 VITAMIN C: An entry from Charles Scribner's Sons' <i>Encyclopedia of Food and Culture</i> by Kenneth John Carpenter, 2003 Land grants, State of Georgia: Bailey Carpenter, C.H. Carpenter, Francis John Carpenter, George Carpenter, John Carpenter, Joshua Carpenter, Josiah Carpenter, Jesse T. Carpenter, Peter Carpenter by Frances Rice Shute, 1979 Carpenter by John C Thomas, 1977 The Home Road ... Arranged for four-part Chorus of men's voices by C. Deis by John Alden Carpenter, 1926 Report on the Carpenter group of mines, Gunnison, Co., Colorado by John C. F Randolph, 1896 Descendants of John Carpenter, the 1721 Germanna pioneer ; The Wayland family (The Germanna record) by B. C Holtzclaw, 1968

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21. John Carpenter
    Marco Lanzagorta profiles the director for Senses of Cinema.  
    http://archive.sensesofcinema.com/contents/directors/03/carpenter.html
    
    Extractions: Halloween (1978), one of the most profitable independent films ever made. This one film spawned seven sequels, countless imitations, and ignited the slasher-film boom that flourished and dominated the horror film industry during the late 1970s and early 1980s. At the same time, it would be unfair to categorize John Carpenter as just a horror film director, as he has also created exceptional science fiction and action films. However, it is worth noticing that even if the majority of Carpenter's films belong to a fantastic genre, they all bear a strong influence from the western. Regardless of their subject matter, the films directed by John Carpenter are characterized by his mastery of the cinematographical craft, and by the showcasing of engaging narratives that convey a profound commentary on the many social, racial, gender and sexual anxieties of our modern world. Dark Star John Carpenter was born January 15, 1948 in Carthage, New York, and raised in Bowling Green, Kentucky. From an early age, Carpenter showed a strong interest in films and filmmaking. The westerns directed by Howard Hawks and John Ford, as well as the many low budget science fiction films from the 1950s, had a strong influence on him during his youth. His father, an established musician, also influenced him in the development of his musical skills. In the late 1960s Carpenter enrolled in the film program at the University of Southern California (USC), one of the most respected film schools in the USA. It was in the early 1970s, still under the aegis of USC and as part of his Master's thesis project, that Carpenter directed his first film.

22. Carpenter, John C. Attorney,
    Lawyer Profile of Carpenter, John C. Attorney, , , Lawyers Directory. Find Best Attorneys, Lawyers and law firms in your area.  
    http://www.lawyersdb.com/profiles/California/Los_Angeles/1193633,Carpenter-_John

23. Regency - Board Committees
    Raymond L. Bank CC Alvin R. Carpenter John C. Schweitzer Mr. Bank, age 56, has served on our Board since 1997. Mr. Bank was a founder and  
    http://www.snl.com/irweblinkx/committeechart.aspx?iid=103091

24. Horror World, I Grandi Registi Horror: John Carpenter
    Profilo biografico del regista horror.  
    http://users.libero.it/popote/jcarpen.htm
    
    Extractions: I suoi primi lavori sono proprio dei mediometraggi di fantascienza in cui ha prevalere sono soprattutto gli effetti speciali piuttosto che la trama, pero' a differenza di altri grandi registi che si sono ispirati per i loro film a autori stranieri, John ha preferito restare in patria seguendo principalmente John Ford e Haward Hawks. Gira ben 11 cortometraggi riguardanti questo genere, e con "The resurrection of Bronco Billy" vince addirittura l'Oscar. In questo cortometraggio il protagonista e' un ragazzo che fugge dalla realta' e si rifugia in una dimensione in cui si trasforma in un cowboy.

25. JOHN C. CARPENTER
    L EGISLATIVE B IOGRAPHY — 2009 S ESSION LEGISLATIVE SERVICE Nevada Assembly, 19872009 (first elected November 1986) —ten special and twelve regular sessions.  
    http://www.leg.state.nv.us/75th2009/Legislators/Assembly/Carpenter.pdf

26. Journal Of Cerebral Blood Flow & Metabolism - Figures And Tables For Article: In
    Doris A Chatfield, Luzius A Steiner, Andrew J Johnston, Stephen P M J Downey, Guy B Williams, Franklin Aigbirhio, Peter J Hutchinson, Kenneth Rice, T Adrian Carpenter, John C Clark  
    http://www.nature.com/jcbfm/journal/v24/n2/fig_tab/9591521ft.html
    
    Extractions: Login Search This journal All of nature.com Advanced search Journal home Archive Articles ... Full text Figures and tables FROM: Jonathan P Coles, Tim D Fryer, Piotr Smielewski, Doris A Chatfield, Luzius A Steiner, Andrew J Johnston, Stephen P M J Downey, Guy B Williams, Franklin Aigbirhio, Peter J Hutchinson, Kenneth Rice, T Adrian Carpenter, John C Clark, John D Pickard and David K Menon BACK TO ARTICLE Methodology. (A) T -weighted image of reference brain, normalized to Talairach space, indicating the 15 ROIs defined in the cerebral hemispheres on the basis of anatomical divisions and vascular territories: right and left medial frontal, lateral frontal, temporal, parietal, occipital, deep grey matter, cerebellum, and the brain stem. (B) OEF histogram from a single patient, showing the distribution of the number of voxels in each OEF bin. Critical OEF thresholds are derived by calculation of the OEF value above which CvO would be less than 3.5 mL/100 mL. The summed volume of voxels with OEF values above this threshold is the IBV. ROIs, regions of interest; OEF, oxygen extraction fraction; CvO

27. John Alden Carpenter
    Discussion of his early Twentieth Century modernity coupled with his highly accessible works. From the PBS project I Hear America Singing.  
    http://www.pbs.org/wnet/ihas/composer/carpenter.html
    
    Extractions: T ogether with Charles Wakefield Cadman and Deems Taylor, John Alden Carpenter was considered one of the foremost "modern" composers of the 1920's and 30's. Born into an affluent Chicago shipping family, Carpenter traced his ancestry back to the Pilgrims. His musical studies began with his mother, a passionate amateur singer, and continued with John Knowles Paine at Harvard and in later life with Elgar in Rome and Bernard Ziehn in Chicago. After his graduation in 1897, he entered the family business, and, like Ives , for the rest of his career worked as an executive by day and a composer in his leisure hours. Unlike Ives (who hurled invectives at Carpenter's early work PERAMBULATOR), however, his music was far-more mainstream and accessible. In 1915 Carpenter became interested in incorporating elements of popular musicTin Pan Alley and jazzinto his works. His 1921 musical pantomime KRAZY KAT, with its dazzling orchestration that influenced Gershwin, enjoyed a great success and resulted in a commission from Russian impresario Serge Diaghilev for an American ballet. Carpenter's resulting composition, SKYSCRAPERS, eventually was premiered at the Metropolitan Opera in 1926, greatly enhancing his reputation as a composer. Until his death in Chicago in 1951, he devoted the rest of his life to creating two symphonies, a violin concerto, several tone poems, and over fifty songs. Carpenter's vocal literature is enlivened by his impeccable taste in poetry, his luxuriant melodic inspiration, and his fluid settings of text. His most famous songs included his cycle of Rabindrinath

28. Www.gbcnv.edu
    Carpenter, John C (Party) Republican (District) Elko, Humboldt (Part), No. 33 P.O. Box 190 Elko, NV 898030190 (Wk) 775-738-9861 (LCB) 775-684-8831  
    http://www.gbcnv.edu/higher_ed/docs/00000024.doc

29. John Alden Carpenter (The Lied And Art Song Texts Page: Texts And Translations T
    Miscellaneous songs and cycles listed with REC Music Foundation include many English and French texts.  
    http://www.recmusic.org/lieder/c/carpenter.html

30. Adventures In A Perambulator
    Examination of the symphony both musically and according to his own words about each of the movements told in the voice of a baby within its carriage.  
    http://www.petticoated.com/perambulator.htm
    
    Extractions: Adventures in a Perambulator A Symphony by John Alden Carpenter Readers who are interested in baby treatment may be interested to know that a symphony has been composed about a baby's outing with his nurse in a pram. Saffy has prepared an introduction, and these are followed by the composer's own notes. I have used the beautiful CD cover picture for the cover illustration of the 2001 edition of 'Dummy Discipline Digest'. Recently while browsing a local record shop I came across a recording in the classical section that I thought would be suitable for adult babies everywhere. The title of the piece is 'Adventures in a Perambulator', by an American composer called John Alden Carpenter (1876-1951). I first became familiar with the piece several years ago, but this new CD is a modern recording and has the advantage of costing under a fiver! Although a largely forgotten figure now, John Alden Carpenter was among the foremost American composers of his generation. Many of the leading conductors and orchestras of the period performed his music. At the height of his fame in the 1920's he was even commisioned to write a ballet for Dyagilev's Ballets Russe. 'Adventures in a Perambulator' was written in 1914 for the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, and became an instant hit. The depiction of a day in the life of a baby, inspired by the composer's only child, Ginny, represented an unusual scenario and the piece, in fact, was chosen by Walt Disney for an ultimately aborted sequel to 'Fantasia'. There are six movements in total - each with a descriptive title:-

31. John Carpenter Law Office - Pasadena, CA - Legal Services In Pasadena, Californi
    John Carpenter Law Office company profile in Pasadena, CA. Our free company profile report for John Carpenter Law Office includes business information such as contact, sales  
    http://www.manta.com/c/mmb6lth/john-carpenter-law-office

32. American Symphony Orchestra
    Analysis of the piece noting how it fit the America of its time from program notes by Judith Tick for the American Symphony Orchestra.  
    http://www.americansymphony.org/dialogue.php?id=173&season=2002-2003

33. North Central District Science Day
    Alexander Carpenter, John C Dempsey Middle School. Justin Fritz, North Union Middle School. Dakota Howell, North Union Middle School. American Psychological Association Award  
    http://academic.marion.ohio-state.edu/sciencefair/Awards08.htm
    
    Extractions: Science Day Main Page Information Rules Forms ... Resources Other Links Science Fairs Main Page Ohio Academy of Science OSU Marion Our principal sponsors for 2010: OSU Marion The Wm Kay Davis Foundation Liqui-Box Corporation Emerson Network Power/Liebert Dan and Teresa Harris Brian and Rosalie McEnnis Full List of Sponsors 2008 Results Main Page T 6th Grade Linda Rager

34. Director's Profile: John Carpenter
    Profile and overview of the director s major works.  
    http://pages.emerson.edu/organizations/fas/latent_image/issues/1990-03/print_ver
    
    Extractions: Emerson College There are few images from film that it seems people will remember forever. The shower scene from Psycho will not soon be forgotten, and anyone who has seen Michael Myers slowly sit up behind Jamie Lee Curtis in Halloween won't forget that for a long, long time. That image came from the modern master of terror and suspense John Carpenter. Since he was five, Carpenter has been dedicated to movie making and, more specifically, to science fiction and horror films. The 3D version of It Came From Outer Space (Universal 1953) really inspired Carpenter and just three years later, with an 8mm camera given to him as a present, he was making his own short films. Not bad for a twelve year old from Bowling Green, Kentucky. (though it would be hard to find a copy of his film Gordon the Space Monster at your local video store). For a while, music took precedence over filmmaking while he sang and played bass in a band at Western Kentucky University. By his senior year, though, Carpenter had made up his mind and he headed out to USC film school in 1968. A zealous and enthusiastic student he took crew jobs on several films and in 1970 co-directed the Oscar winning short

35. Michael C. Hall, Jennifer Carpenter, Julie Benz And John Lithgow Dish On 'Dexter
    Jennifer Carpenter and Michael C. Hall Dexter is a TV series that seems to get better with each successive season — and the show’s audience continues to grow  
    http://www.examiner.com/celebrity-q-a-in-national/michael-c-hall-jennifer-carpen
    
    Extractions: Jennifer Carpenter and Michael C. Hall "Dexter" is a TV series that seems to get better with each successive season — and the show’s audience continues to grow along with the quality of the series. Loyal "Dexter" fans know that the show is less about gore and violence and more about the smartly written characters and how they are compellingly their psyches are portrayed. After all, there’s no other series on TV like "Dexter," which is about a vigilante serial killer named Dexter Morgan (played by Michael C. Hall ), who leads a double life working as a blood-spatter expert in Miami’s police department. The fourth season of "Dexter" (which aired from September to December 2009) was probably the best and most shocking so far. John Lithgow joined the cast as Arthur Mitchell, a.k.a. the Trinity Killer, an elusive serial murderer who has been getting away with his crimes for decades. Dexter is determined to find the Trinity Killer himself and murder him. But Dexter is also dealing with the added pressures of being a new husband and father, having married his longtime girlfriend, Rita Bennett (played by J ulie Benz ), at the end of the show’s third season. Dexter and Rita have a newborn baby together, and they are also raising Rita’s two kids from a previous marriage.

36. John Carpenter: Genius Again... For A While
    Article exploring the director s attitude towards remakes, and detailing his most significant films.  
    http://www.crescentblues.com/11issue/carpenter.shtml
    
    Extractions: Genius Again... for a While If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, director John Carpenter must be the most flattered filmmaker around. Kurt Russell and Jamie Lee Curtis want Carpenter to make sequels to their early hits. Twenty years after the release of Carpenter's Halloween , studios can't grind out Halloween knock-offs fast enough to meet box office demand. "I know that the producer of The Thing went to Universal recently and pitched them the idea of making The Thing II . But he said: 'Imagine it: these teenagers arrive in Antarctica...'" Carpenter told fans at the Atlanta, Ga., science fiction convention DragonCon on September 4. The audience laughed when Carpenter added he didn't think it was going to work. But the director's tone was wry. In the 28 years since his student short, The Resurrection of Bronco Billy , won an Academy Award, he's seen stranger cinematic couplings. Carpenter's own career is no less unlikely. Although best known for the seminal slasher flick

37. Marion Area Science & Engineering Fair
    Alexander Carpenter, John C Dempsey Middle School. Justin Fritz, North Union Middle School. Dakota Howell, North Union Middle School. American Psychological Association Award  
    http://academic.marion.ohio-state.edu/sciencefair/MASEFAwards08.htm
    
    Extractions: Engineering Fair Main Page Information Rules Forms ... Resources Other Links Science Fairs Main Page North Central District Science Day OSU Marion Our principal sponsors for 2010: OSU Marion The Wm Kay Davis Foundation Liqui-Box Corporation Emerson Network Power/Liebert Dan and Teresa Harris Brian and Rosalie McEnnis Full List of Sponsors 2008 Results Main Page T 6th Grade Linda Rager

38. Fires...Floods...Riots...Earthquakes... John Carpenter!
    Ted Elrick interviews the director for the Directors Guild of America Magazine.  
    http://www.dga.org/news/mag_archives/v21-3/carpenter.html
    
    Extractions: It's nine o'clock on a February evening. The Back to the Future town square on the Universal Studios lot is serving as a different place in a different kind of future. Technically, production notes call it the "Happy Kingdom" sequence. But it could be standing in for Disneyland's Magic Kingdom gone to hell in the year 2013. A gigantic earthquake has turned Los Angeles and environs into an island. The town square, lit eerily by torches and oil drum fires, is covered with graffiti, broken windows and some 400 extras costumed as all manner of anti-social types, from bikers to gangstas. In director John Carpenter's world, this should come as no surprise. Since his 1976 film, Assault on Precinct 13 , the forces of evil have stood united. It's the forces of good who are continually at war with one another over what to do next. In the world of Snake Plissken (actor Kurt Russell), the lead character in Escape from New York who now finds himself having to Escape from LA , the "so-called" forces of good the police and government are sometimes indistinguishable in their methods from the forces of evil.

39. Adair County, Iowa War Record
    Carpenter, John C., Co. B, 4th Infantry, died of camp fever, October 6, 1861, at Rolla Missouri. Augustine, Jacob, Co. D, 29th infantry, died at Helena Arkansas, February 3  
    http://iagenweb.org/adair/military/War_record.htm
    
    Extractions: Military Records War Record of Adair County The following is extracted from the 1884 book, "History of Guthrie and Adair Counties, Iowa". Appended is given a list of the gallant heroes from Adair county, who participated in the war, and were credited to this county, according to the official returns:

40. La Página De John Carpenter
    Biograf a y completa informaci n de todas sus pel culas.  
    http://wazzo.tripod.com/Carp.html

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