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The AED approach is a collection of programming concepts and working tools for use in creating specialized, problem-solving systems. This report is a tutorial document discussing an example of the application of the AED approach, with particular emphasis on the facilities of the AEDJR parsing processor for implementing new languages. The report is largely self-contained and should be useful to both experienced and novice AED users. The report is in two parts; Part One contains a summary of the AED approach and the manner of using it in practical situations. Part Two contains a detailed description of SHOWIT, the tutorial example system. Listings of the SHOWIT program files, heavily interspersed with comments, are included in the Appendix. (Author).

Jonathan Prentiss Dolliver was born in 1858 in Preston County, Virginia, the son of James J. and Eliza Brown Dolliver. Jonathan''s siblings were Robert Henry, Mary Ann, Victor Brown and Margaret Gay. James J. was circuit rider who preached against the practice of slavery. He was threatened by mobs but overall well liked. Jonathan served in politics after his graduation from Law School, eventually serving in the the United States House of Representatives from the State of Iowa. Jonathan married Louise Pearsons in his thirties, and his father officiated at the wedding. Jonathan died in 1909. Other localities include Ohio.

Report gives far greater priority to the relation between capital development and the Gold Coast economy than to the costs of building and the organisation and use of building resources.

A chapbook of smart, ambitious poetry full of ironies, contrasts, humor, and a frank yet hopeful take on the human condition.