Article: Nigeria: Market capitalisation sheds weight by N33 billion.

Article: Free E-mail: It Just Costs Too Much; Introducing Kobo.biz; ...
Business Wire;  December 5, 2002 ;     700+ words ... ... advertisements to your inbox? Then point your browser to Kobo.biz (http://www.kobo.biz) and discover what Webmail should be. This ... According to Tom Campbell, the President and CEO of Kobo.biz, many of the Web-based e-mail users online ...

Article: Kuwaiti-born rapper Kobo cuts records and hair
Oakland Tribune;  August 4, 2003 ;     700+ words ...AT night, San Mateo hip-hop artist Kobo performs on dim stages to crowded clubs ... their hair to best flatter their faces. Kobo, born James Alkhass, is what you'd ... jacket. Alkhass mostly goes by his nickname Kobo, which comes from "Kid Bass," the moniker ...

Article: Kobo offers daily moisturizer with SPF 15.(Formulary)
Household & Personal Products Industry;  February 1, 2006 ;     700+ words ... ... EDTA (American Int.) 0.10 Lucentite SWN (Kobo Products) 0.70 (Lithium magnesium sodium ... Kelco) 0.15 (Xanthan gum) SP-10L (Kobo Products) 1.00 (Nylon 12) BPA-500 (Kobo Products) 1.00 (Polymethyl methacryIate ...

Article: Sacred Koyasan: A Pilgrimage to the Mountain Temple of Saint ...
Japanese Journal of Religious Studies;  July 1, 2008 ;     700+ words ... ... Pilgrimage to the Mountain Temple of Saint Kobo Daishi and the Great Sun BuddhaAlbany ... the life and post-mortem persona (as Kobo Daishi) of its founder. Nicoloff, an ... various outlines of festivals, including Kobo Daishi's birthday celebration festival ...

Article: Kobo Abe's Fables of Identity
The Washington Post;  April 21, 1991 ;     700+ words ...BEYOND THE CURVE By Kobo Abe Translated from the Japanese By Juliet Winters Kodansha International. 247 pp. $18.95 KOBO ABE, born in 1924 in Tokyo but brought up as a child and youth in Manchuria, trained as a doctor, though he has never ...

Article: KOBO ABE'S ARTISTIC SHIPWRECK
The Boston Globe;  April 6, 1988 ;     700+ words ...THE ARK SAKURA, by Kobo Abe; translated by Juliet Winters Carpenter. Knopf. 336 pp. $18.95. Grotesque is the word for Japanese novelist Kobo Abe's ramshackle new novel. Set in an abandoned subterranean quarry presided over by a 215 ...

Article: Kobo Abe, Japanese Novelist, Playwright
Chicago Sun-Times;  January 23, 1993 ;     669 words ...Kobo Abe, a highly respected Japanese novelist and playwright whose often-bizarre ... on March 7, 1924, Mr. Abe changed his name to the more Chinese-sounding Kobo partly because of his disillusionment with Japan. He graduated from the University ...