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Ploughshares Winter 1998-99. Vol 24, No 4. by Thomas. Editor. Lux, 1998-01-01 THE QUARTERLY 4 Winter 1987 by Sharon; Lux, Thomas Olds, 1987 Ploughshares, Winter 1998-1999 by Thomas, editor Lux, 1999-01-01 PLOUGHSHARES: VOL. 11 Special poetry issue featuring James Tate by Thomas Featuring James Tate Lux, 1985 PLOUGHSHARES Vol. 22 No. 4 (Winter 1996-97) by Don, Editor: Donald Hall, Kathleene West, Thomas Lux, Kenneth Rosen, Dick A LEE, 1997-01-01 Ploughshares Winter 1998-99 : Stories and Poems Intranet Engineering: Einsatzpotenziale und phasenorientierte Gestaltung eines sicheren Intranet in der Unternehmung by Thomas Lux, New and Selected Poems by Thomas Lux, 1997-01-01 Like a Wide Anvil from the Moon The Light by Thomas Lux, 1980 Memory's handgrenade by Thomas Lux, 1972 The New Yorker, April 5, 1993 "Cows" by Thomas Lux, 1993-01-01 Field. Contemporary Poetry and Poetics. Number 29. Fall 1983 by William Carlos, Simic, Charles, Lux, Thomas, Hall, Donald, Justice, Do Williams, 1983-01-01 Massachusetts: Ten Poems by Thomas Lux, 1981-12 Center # 4 by Carol] ; Galen Green, Deena Shupe, Thomas Lux, Tom Olson, Joan Albury, M [Berge, 1972-01-01

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41. Snake Lake By Thomas Lux - 84.12
    SNAKE LAKE. by thomas lux. audioear picture Hear thomas lux read this poem(in RealAudio). Copyright © 1984 by thomas lux. All rights reserved.  
    http://www.theatlantic.com/unbound/poetry/antholog/lux/snake.htm

42. Henry Clay's Mouth - 99.08
    HENRY CLAY'S MOUTH. by thomas lux. thomas lux teaches writing at Sarah LawrenceCollege. His most recent book is New and Selected Poems 19751995 (1997).  
    http://www.theatlantic.com/unbound/poetry/antholog/lux/henryclay.htm

43. Fakultät Für Wirtschaftswissenschaft - Ruhr-Universität Bochum
    lux, thomas Entwicklung eines Expertensystems zur strategischenPlanung, Abschlußbericht zum KI-Praktikum im Sommersemester 1995, Nr.  
    http://www.winf.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/PersonalHome.asp?ID=5

44. APR Nov/Dec 2002 Vol. 31/No. 6 | Thomas Lux
    The American Poetry Review thomas lux The Devil's Beef Tub. thomas lux holdsthe Bourne Chair in Poetry at Georgia Institute of Technology.  
    http://www.aprweb.org/issues/nov02/lux.html
    
    Extractions: Thomas Lux The Devil's Beef Tub There are mysterieswhy a duck's quack doesn't echo anywhere and: Does God exist?which will remain always as mysteries. So the same with certain abstracts aligned with sensory life: the tactile, for example, of an iron bar to the forehead. Murder is abstract, an iron bar to the skull is not. Oh lost and from the wind not a single peep of grief! One day you're walking down the street and a man with a machete-shaped shard of glass (its hilt wrapped in a bloody towel) walks towards you, purposefully, on a mission. Do you stop to discuss hermeneutics with him? Do you engage him in a discussion about Derrida? Do you worry that Derrida might be the cause of his rage? Every day is like this, is a metaphor or a simile: like opening a can of alphabet soup and seeing nothing but Xs, no, look closer: little noodle swastikas. Terminal Lake Although they know no other waters and have no creation myths, the fish don't like it here: no way out, no river to swim upstream or down. Terminal Lake squats there, its belly filled by springs, oh rain and ice and snow. It's deep, Terminal Lake, and no one's gone to the bottom and come back up. All's blind down there, and cold. From above, it's a huge black coin, it's as if the real lake is drained and this lake is the drain: gaping, language- less, suck- and sinkhole. Render, Render

45. Back Issues 00-04
    31/No.6 $3.95 thomas lux (cover), Amy Gerstler, James McManus, Kenneth Koch, KathleenOssip, Mary Leader, Joyce Carol Oates, thomas Sayers Ellis, James Fenton  
    http://www.aprweb.org/shopsite/page2.html
    
    Extractions: Dara Wier, Tomas Salamun, Stephen Dunn, Carol Muske-Dukes, Tony Hoagland, Carl Martin, Donald Revell, Natania Rosenfeld, Lidija Dimkovska (cover), Martha Rhodes, Matthea Harvey, Agi Mishol, David Floyd, Dave Smith, Bobbi Lurie, John Hodgen, Scott Verner, Christopher Davis, David Lehman, Darren Morris, Robert Bly

46. Patrick Demenga / Thomas Demenga - Lux Aeterna
    NEW RELEASES. Patrick Demenga / thomas Demenga lux Aeterna. PatrickDemenga - violoncello thomas Demenga - violoncello. The prodigiously  
    http://home.nestor.minsk.by/jazz/cds/cd21.html
    
    Extractions: Thomas Demenga - violoncello The prodigiously gifted cellist brothers from Berne, Switzerland, in a rare duo programme - with premi?re recordings of new music by Alexander Knaifel and Barry Guy, and compositions by Roland Moser, Thomas Demenga and Jean Barri?re. As England's The Strad noted, "Few are prepared for the sensational panache, dazzling virtuosity and sheer musicianship that characterises the Demenga brothers' playing." "Few are prepared", wrote The Strad, "for the sensational panache, dazzling virtuosity and sheer musicianship that characterizes the Demenga brothers' playing", and Gramophone magazine has hailed the Swiss cellists' playing as "spectacularly assured". Patrick Demenga ( b. 1962) and Thomas Demenga (b. 1954 ) make an im-pact, wherever they play. "Lux Aeterna" is their second combined New Series recording, following the critically acclaimed double-album "12 Hommages ? Paul Sacher" released in 1995, and it is the first ECM recording to feature them actually playing together. (On the Sacher discs they had shared the programme between them). Each of the cellist brothers is secure in his own reputation and continues to lead a distinguished solo career; the duo exists to celebrate their shared commitment for music from the baroque to the present day. Theirs is, how-ever, an unusual instrumental combination, and strong cello duo repertoire being in short supply, the Demengas have commissioned pieces from outstanding contemporary composers - and composers, in turn, have also dedi-cated works to them.

47. Patrick Demenga / Thomas Demenga - Lux Aeterna
    NEW RELEASES. Paul Giger Ignis. Paul Giger - violin, violono d'amoreMarius Ungureanu - viola Beat Schneider - violoncello Estonian  
    http://home.nestor.minsk.by/jazz/cds/cd22.html
    
    Extractions: T?nu Kaljuste - conductor Giger's first album in seven years finds the innovative Swiss violinist exploring new territory - in the distinguished company of the Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir under T?nu Kaljuste, plus cellist Beat Schneider and violist Marius Ungureanu. The material explores the nexus between early music, improvisation and modern composition and includes arrangements of pieces by Hildegarde von Bingen and the monks of St. Gallen as well as new works by Giger. The present recording brings Giger together with one of the most distinguished contemporary vocal groups, the Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, under the mercurial direction of T?nu Kaljuste. Both choir and conductor will be familiar to ECM listeners, their discography including such highly acclaimed recordings as Arvo P?rt's "Kanon Pokajanen", "Litany" and "Te Deum", Veljo Tormis's "Forgotten Peoples" and "Litany To Thunder", and Erkki-Sven Tr's "Crystallisatio". Giger describes the recording session itself as "euphoric": "I came down to Estonia directly from Ti-bet, where I'd just spent three weeks at a height of 4,000 metres, filming some performances. So I arrived in Tallinn full of red corpuscles and feeling really strong. To have the opportunity to work with a choir of this calibre, so flexible in their approach and able to do so many outstanding things, was a great experience."

48. Poeticvoices.com January 2001 -- Special Report: Thomas Lux In Atlanta
    Special Report thomas lux in Atlanta. by. Jim Connor. A Celebrationof Georgia Poets and Georgia Poetry began it's series of five  
    http://www.poeticvoices.com/0101Column2.htm
    
    Extractions: Special Report: Thomas Lux in Atlanta by Jim Connor "A Celebration of Georgia Poets and Georgia Poetry" began it's series of five readings on January 11, 2001 in Atlanta at The Academy of Medicine. These programs inaugurate the McEver Chair in Writing at Georgia Institute of Technology's School of Literature, Communication and Culture. There are four other readings over the next four months. The January 11th Program was opened by Robert Kolker who chairs the School of Literatrue, Communication and Culture at Georgia Tech. The Dean of the Ivan Allen College at Georgia Tech, Sue Rosser, introduced Professor Lux. After Thomas Lux was introduced, he told the audience of Bruce McEver, who has endowed the writing chair of which Professor Lux is the first holder. Having personally known Bruce McEver, Professor Lux related that he is a successful businessman who also enjoys writing poetry and that Mr. McEver's love of poetry inspired the sponsoring of the chair. Furthermore, Professor Lux indicated that the chair will be a rotating position not always a poet. Nevertheless, Professor Lux will split his duties between teaching at Georgia Tech's Ivan Allen College and the community of Metro-Atlanta. He also expressed his appreciation of Ginger Murchison for making arrangments during his stay in Atlanta. On a somber note, Professor Lux pointed out that Bruce McEver could not be present as he was dealing with the grief of having lost his wife, Georgia, on Christmas Eve, 2000. Professor Lux's first poem for the evening was a poem about her; in fact, the first three poems Professor Lux read were Mr. McEver's: "Harness Tightening Time," "Real Estate" and "On the Road." I especially enjoyed "On the Road." the first line of which was "I love early mornings in a new hotel."

49. Thomas Lux Sux More Than Louise Gluck!
    TOP20DES18 This Old Poem 20 thomas lux’s Virgule Copyright © by Dan Schneider,9/1/02. thomas lux’s Virgule 58 TOP’s Virgule 72. Return to TOP.  
    http://www.cosmoetica.com/TOP20-DES18.htm

50. DISPLAY AGENDAS A01141
    Chair lux, thomas. 1530 1550, Genetic learning and the stylized facts of foreignexchange markets 20' lecture_notes, lux, thomas University of Kiel, Germany.  
    http://agenda.ictp.trieste.it/smr.php?1409

51. Daniel Butler : Other Poetry : Thomas Lux, Elegy For Frank Stanford
    19491978. A message from the secretary tells me first the heavy clockyou were in your mother's lap has stopped you, with three  
    http://www.yup.com/daniel/writing/elegy.html

52. Dia Center For The Arts Bookshop ITEM PAGE
    more information, New Selected Poems 19751995 lux, thomas HoutonMifflin Company $14.00, add to cart more information, Painting  
    http://www.diabooks.org/diabooks/item.jsp?itemID=3929

53. Dia Center For The Arts Bookshop ITEM PAGE
    lux, thomas Houton Mifflin Company ISBN 039592488X $14.00 add to cart,The Blind Swimmer lux, thomas $12.00, add to cart more information,  
    http://www.diabooks.org/diabooks/item.jsp?itemID=1886

54. Thomas Lux "The American Fancy Rat & Mouse Association"
    thomas lux The American Fancy Rat and Mouse Association . Printed letterpressan edition of 100. Signed. $40.00 postage paid. Email for availability.  
    http://www.fameorshame.com/fancy rat.htm

55. DINO - Language: Englisch - Arts - Literature - Authors - L - Lux, Thomas
    Literature Authors L lux, thomas lux, thomas, Sprache/Language. Websites,  
    http://www.dino-online.de/dino_page_4355e933f5011970881eb1bbcb1082eb.html

56. Sir Thomas Wyatt. "Lux! My Fair Falcon, And Thy Fellows All".
    Source Yeowell, James, Ed. The Poetical Works of Sir thomas Wyatt. LondonGeorge Bell and Sons, 1904. 174. Back, to the Works of Sir thomas Wyatt.  
    http://www.luminarium.org/renlit/luxfalcon.htm

57. Thomas De Aquino, Lux Orta
    Translate this page CORPUS THOMISTICUM Sancti Thomae de Aquino lux orta sermo authenticitate probabilis. Coetusautem apostolorum in Evangelio appellatur lux. Unde Matth.  
    http://www.unav.es/filosofia/alarcon/amicis/plo.html
    
    Extractions: Pars 1 [86756] Lux orta, pars 1 Lux orta est justo, et rectis corde laetitia , Psalm. 96, 12. Omne datum optimum, et omne donum perfectum desursum est descendens a patre luminum . Verba ultima sunt in 1 canonica beati Jacobi 1, 17. Datum bonum sunt temporalia; datum melius bona naturalia, ut corpus et anima; datum optimum sunt bona gratuita et aeterna gloria. Omne datum optimum, per quod intelligitur gratia, est a patre luminum. Gratia dicitur donum optimum ad operandum meritorie; unde in Joan. 15, 5: sine me nihil potestis facere . Item gratia dicitur donum perfectum ad consequendum bonum gloriae. Et ista a patre luminum. Psal. 83, 12: gratiam in praesenti, et gloriam in futuro dabit dominus . Quoniam igitur gratia Dei est tam efficax donum ad operandum bonum in praesenti, et assequendam aeternam gloriam in futuro, in principio rogemus dominum ut det nobis gratiam et cetera.

58. ECM Records: Lux Aeterna
    Alexander KnaifelLux Aeterna / thomas DemengaDuo? o, Du / Jean BarrièreSonatano. 10 in G major / Roland MoserWendungen / Barry GuyRedshift.  
    http://www.ecmrecords.com/ecm/recordings/1695.html
    
    Extractions: Patrick Demenga : violoncello / Thomas Demenga : violoncello Alexander Knaifel:Lux Aeterna / Thomas Demenga:Duo? o, Du... / Jean Barrière:Sonata no. 10 in G major / Roland Moser:Wendungen / Barry Guy:Redshift The prodigiously gifted cellist brothers from Berne, Switzerland, in a rare duo programme - with première recordings of new music by Alexander Knaifel and Barry Guy, and compositions by Roland Moser, Thomas Demenga and Jean Barrière. As England's The Strad noted, "Few are prepared for the sensational panache, dazzling virtuosity and sheer musicianship that characterises the Demenga brothers' playing." If you like Lux Aeterna then you'd probably like the following: Patrick and Thomas Demenga, 12 Hommages à Paul Sacher

59. NIFE Thomas & Betts - Zusätzliche Sicherheitsstromversorgung ZSV-OP-Lux Für Op
    Translate this page Sichere Stromversorgung im Krankenhaus. Funktionsprüfende Zusätzliche SicherheitsstromversorgungZSV-OP-lux für Operationsleuchten 24 V gemäß DIN VDE 0107.  
    http://www.nife-tnb.de/sites/prod-zsv-op.html

60. NIFE Thomas & Betts - Leistungsverzeichnis ZSV-OP-Lux
    lux /.  
    http://www.nife-tnb.de/sites/prod-zsv-op-lv.html
    
    Extractions: Ladeeinrichtung zur Ladung und Erhaltungsladung der Zentralbatterie, ausgelegt zur gleichzeitigen Schnell-Ladung der Batterie (Wiederaufladung innerhalb von 6 Stunden nach Entladung) und Speisung der Verbrauchernennlast bei Netzbetrieb. Ladekennlinie IU nach DIN 41772 Gleichrichternennstrom A Netzanschluss 3/N/PE 50 Hz AC 400 V Ausgangsnennleistung ZSV-OP-Lux: W OP-Leuchten-Leistung: W Hinweis: Die Ausgangsnennleistung der ZSV unterscheidet sich von der Gesamtleistung aller OP-Leuchten um den Betrag der Verlustleistung, die durch den Spannungsfall auf den Zuleitungen von der ZSV zu den OP-Leuchten entsteht (etwa 10 % bei einem Spannungsfall von 2 V). Verbraucherabgangskreise: pulverbeschichtet in RAL 7032 Schutzart IP 20 mit Batteriefach/Batterieschrank zur Aufnahme der Zentralbatterie in Stufenanordnung.

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