Typist

GNU Typist is a direct descendant of the famous program "Typist".

freshmeat.net Releases 2009

Several Web sites devoted to the show say there are two episodes in which Perry Mason loses to Hamilton Burger - "The Case of the Terrified Typist" and "The Case of the Deadly Verdict."

Sotomayor: 'Perry Mason' influenced her to become a prosecutor 2009

Michael Knight's recent novel The Typist focuses on a clerk for Gen. MacArthur in postwar Tokyo who winds up in Hiroshima at a football game arranged for U.S. soldiers and dubbed The Atom Bowl this actually happened, but in Nagasaki.

Greg Mitchell: Writers and The Bomb: Novel Takes on the Nuclear Age Greg Mitchell 2011

A normal 2-week pre-deployment leave and travel time would account for the interval between Clerk Typist school and his arrival at Shemya on/about 13 Nov 64.

Chen Ping aka Ralph J Effner 2010

I had not heard of Effner previously; however, he caught my attention with his claim, posted on one of his websites, to have served concurrently as a Clerk Typist (MOS 71L) and an

Chen Ping aka Ralph J Effner 2010

In answer to a question on a closed article about Franken's Perry Mason question, according to the Hamilton Burger entry on Wikipedia, Burger beat Mason twice: once in "The Case of the Terrified Typist" and again in "The Case of the Deadly Verdict".

Sotomayor denies prejudging gun-control issue 2009

Typist, I believe you omitted your insatiable desire to fellate Obama, but other than that, well-played. abb1 says:

Matthew Yglesias » The Actually Existing Constitution 2010

There are quiet novels which pack a strong philosophical punch, like Michael Knight's The Typist, as well as the brash, no-holds-barred, whimsical fiction of Gary Shteyngart.

Anis Shivani: The Most Anticipated Books for the Rest of 2010 2010

There are quiet novels which pack a strong philosophical punch, like Michael Knight's The Typist, as well as the brash, no-holds-barred, whimsical fiction of Gary Shteyngart.

Anis Shivani: The Most Anticipated Books for the Rest of 2010 2010

  In the first few weeks of class, the following mantra was hammered into our collective Typist Unconscious with the force and volume, if not the friendliness, of a televangelist:

Full Stop! Punctuation Police! 2010