Douglas County, Part 6 Wood was associated with Mr. Speer as Editor of the the wind whistled uncomfortablythrough the Hay roof, a 2; William L. Garrison, 1. At Douglas, where there http://www.kancoll.org/books/cutler/douglas/douglas-co-p6.html
Extractions: KANSAS COLLECTION BOOKS William G. Cutler's History of the State of Kansas During October, 1854, two Kansas Free-state newspapers were established. John and J. L. Speer, the pioneer editors and publishers of Lawrence, arrived in that place, September 29, 1854. Mr. John Speer prepared the copy for the first number of his paper, which was to be called the Kansas Pioneer and took it to the office of the Kansas City Enterprise (Judge Story) to have it printed, according to previous arrangement. On finding it a pronounced Free-state paper, Mr. Story refused to print it, and Mr. Speer then took his copy to the office of the Leavenworth Herald , where he met with a similar experience. He then returned to his old home at Medina, Ohio and issued his paper dated October 15, 1854, from that place, under the name he had selected. Following are a few extracts from the paper: "LAND FOR THE LANDLESS The general interests of the pioneer - the industrious, frugal and honest emigrant who seeks here a home for his family - shall not be neglected. Our aim shall be to advocate and urge such treaties with the Indians as shall bring the lands of the Territory within the reach of the poor as well as the rich; laboring to create a public sentiment which shall demand of the General government such a disposition of the public domain as shall open it to the free occupation of actual settlers in preference to favoritism to speculators. the true interests of the Territory, its speedy settlement, its general intelligence, all demand that its soil shall be subject to occupancy by the now landless and homeless freemen of the entire Union.
Riley, Mrs. Emily Meade. Douglas: 1881 Baird, grandfather of Merton B. Tice had Hay to sell the little village had two newspapers,Douglas County Chronicle, George W. Mathews Editor and The http://discoversd.tie.net/continuing/resources/daughter/douglas/riley.html
Extractions: Riley, Mrs. Emily Meade. Douglas: 1881 I was born September 8, 1870, near old Ft. Ridgely not far from the present city of Sleepy Eye, Minnesota, which was named in honor of the Indian "Sleepy Eye" friend of the white people. One of a family of six children whose mother was called by death as early as 1875 each of us soon learned the lesson of self-reliance. In 1881, my father sold the last 80 acres of his preemption, on which there was a $200 mortgage for $1,000. He turned most of the balance of the $1,000 into stock. Good cows were purchased as low as $15 each. This was before the heavy range loss of 1880 and 1881 was known to the public. Come with me now and see two canvas covered wagons drawn by ox teams plodding along at the rate of 20 miles per day, followed by 35 head of cattle bound for Atkinson, Nebraska, which we never reached. The heavy snows of 1880 and 1881 reduced to water by chinook winds left mud holes a plenty. After reaching the little town of Lamberton, Minnesota, the road became only a trail. Here we camped our first night out. Rain had set in. We took refuge in a one-room abandoned cabin partly filled with corn but it afforded a better shelter than canvas. For cooking we used a hay burning sheet iron camp stove. Bacon and eggs, homemade bread with an abundance of milk for the children and hot coffee was the menu for the first few days out. Bakeries were unknown. Crackers were often substituted for bread. These were purchased in wooden boxes of bushel capacity.
Hannah Kahn Papers University Presses of Florida,1983), and coEditor of Wind Angoff, Gwendolyn Brooks,Witter Bynner, Marjory Stoneman Douglas, Sara Henderson Hay, Thomas H http://web.uflib.ufl.edu/spec/manuscript/guides/Kahn Papers.htm
Extractions: Hannah Kahn (1911-1988) Papers, 1940-1987 6 boxes (3 linear feet) Ms. Group 94 Biographical note: Poet, translator, and poetry review editor for the Miami Herald . Born in New York City. Author of Eve's Daughter (Hurricane House, 1962), Time, Wait (University Presses of Florida,1983), and co-editor of Wind Child , by Orma Jean Surbey (Olivant Press, 1969). Authored more than 400 poems, published in literary and popular periodicals, including American Scholar Harpers Saturday Review Southwest Review Ladies' Home Journal McCall's , and Saturday Evening Post . Winner of awards from the Poetry Society of America, the Poetry Society of Great Britain, and from several state poetry societies and magazines. (Source: Contemporary Authors Online. The Gale Group, 2000. Reproduced in Biography Resource Center . Farmington Hills, Mich.: The Gale Group. 2001 ( http://www.galenet.com/servlet/BioRC Summary: Manuscripts of major and minor works, including translations of the Yiddish poet Racjel Zychlinsk (2 boxes), correspondence (3.5 boxes), and miscellaneous documents (clippings, published poems, biographical material, etc., 0.5 boxes). Provenance: Received by bequest from Hannah Kahn BOX 1:Major Manuscripts.
Fisheries Management/Special Reports EXECUTIVE SUMMARY. 01/24/2002. HayChmielewski, EM, Paul W. Seelbach, GaryE. Whelan and Douglas B. Jester Jr. 1995. Latta, WC, Editor. 1990. http://www.michigan.gov/dnr/0,1607,7-153-10364_10951_19056-46270--,00.html
Extractions: Please include a postal mailing address with your request Fisheries Special Report 27 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Leonardi, Joseph M. and William J. Gruhn. 2001. Flint River assessment. Text and tables of the main document Figures for the main document Appendix 1 and 2 Appendix 3 - Species distribution maps (pages 14-32) ... Appendix 4 Fisheries Special Report 26 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Zorn, Troy G. and Steven P. Sendek. 2001. Au Sable River assessment. Text and tables of the main document. Figures for the main document. Appendix 1 and 2 Appendix 3 - Species distribution maps (pages 54-106) ... Appendix 3 - Species distribution maps (pages 107-148) Fisheries Special Report 25 FOREWORD Schneider, James C. (ed.) 2000. Manual of fisheries survey methods II: with periodic updates. Michigan Department of Natural Resources, Fisheries Special Report 25, Ann Arbor.
What Is An Existential Marker? Hay in the following sentence is an existential marker Hay muchos libros Editor),Paul C. Jordan (Editor), and J. Douglas Wingate (Editor); In bookshelf http://www.sil.org/linguistics/GlossaryOfLinguisticTerms/WhatIsAnExistentialMark
Extractions: Definition An existential marker is a word, found in a distinct clause type, which marks a referent's existence. Example (Spanish) Here is an example of an existential marker: The word hay in the following sentence is an existential marker: hay muchos libros en la biblioteca EXIST many books in the library 'There are many books in the library.' Source: Schachter 1985 Generic An existential marker is a kind of See also Sources Schachter 1985 Crystal 1980
NAV14Letters is a list of those writers who wrote letters to the Editor, which are 315 Douglas,Margaret. 126, 159, 574, 637, 796 Hay, William G. 702 Helvellyn, Bartholomew http://www.modjourn.brown.edu/mjp/NAVall/nav14/NAV14Letters.htm
Extractions: Volume Fourteen Please Note: The following is a list of those writers who wrote letters to the editor, which are not usually noted in the original indexes of The New Age . Where the writer using a pseudonym is known to us, we give that name as well as the pesudonym. We encourage all users to refer to our list of known pseudonyms for all possible aliases. We make every attempt to provide as complete a resource as possible, but oversights do occur: this list as well as the original index cannot subsitute for a keyword search. "Compiler of Current Cant." 222, 350, 351
SEPM-Journal Of Sedimentary Research, Editorials THE Editor'S PAGE Gail M. Ashley JSR 686. S. Harbaugh, John W. Harris, Peter T.Hart, Bruce S. Harvey, Adrian M. Hay, Richard L. Haywick, Douglas W. Helman http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/mgg/sepm/jsr/editorial.68.6.HTML
Extractions: JSR 68:6 As the thoughtful evaluation of manuscripts by experts in the field, peer reviews are the cornerstone of the Journal. The Reviewers read the manuscripts (usually several times) and convey their resulting opinions to the authors in writing.. Reviews take time and energy and are done in the office, at home, in airports, and, commonly, in doctors waiting rooms. Reviewing is often a challenge and may require very difficult decisions. Untangling grammar and helping some authors with the wonders of English require much patience. But, the process often brings its own rewards, involving the excitement of new ideas and new discoveries. The following list includes all reviewers who contributed their efforts to the Journal during the last year and helped to shape the six issues of Volume 68. A hearty thanks you to you all. Abbott, Mark B.
"Aún Hay Dedazo" Durazo, Editor general del el periodista nacido en Douglas, Arizona, conoce http://www.horacero.com.mx/53/0653_articulo.htm
National Library Of Scotland - The Write Stuff Mackay Brown George Bruce John Burnside Douglas Dunn Dorothy Gray Andrew Greig GeorgeCampbell Hay Laura Hird Wright Texts by Jennie Renton, Editor of the http://www.nls.uk/writestuff/
Baker Book House - Author Listing IM Hall, Charles A. Hall, Douglas J. Hallesby, O Albert F. (Editor); Purkiser, WT(Editor) Harris, R Hawker, Robert Hawthorne, Gerald F. Hay, Alexander Rattray http://www.bakerbooksretail.com/shop/author.asp?start=H&cond=Used
Revista Electrónica De La Universidad Nacional De Misiones Douglas Engelbart creó el dispositivo que cambió la 26 septiembrea las 000000 Editor. Anónimo escribió En Estados Unidos Hay 45,1 http://ww.unam.edu.ar/revista/modules.php?name=News&new_topic=4
Que Hay De Malo Con Microsoft Translate this page nada, salvo preguntar como un Editor puede escribir a ser todavía más influenciables,no Hay manera de Douglas ADAMS, Author, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the http://www.cidca.edu.co/pereira/quepasaart.htm
Carter Revard Creek Valley twenty miles east of Pawhuska, working in the Hay and harvest The RiversideAnthology of Literature , Douglas Hunt (Editor), Houghton Mifflin http://www.hanksville.org/storytellers/revard/
Extractions: defaultStatus = "Welcome to the Carter Revard website." ; Carter Revard Point Riders Press in Oklahoma: Ponca War Dancers (1980) and Cowboys and Indians Christmas Shopping (1992). More recently, An Eagle Nation and Family Matters, Tribal Affairs have been published by the University of Arizona Press. Carter's poems and stories have appeared in many journals and such anthologies as Talking Leaves (Dell, 1991) and New Worlds of Literature (Norton, 1989). Among the organizations to which Carter belongs are the Modern Language Association, the American Indian Center of St. Louis, where he was a board member in 1980-81 and 1984, secretary, 1986-90, and president, 1990, the Association for Studies in American Indian Literature, the River Styx Literary Organization, the Association of American Rhodes Scholars, the University of Tulsa Board of Visitors, the St. Louis Gourd Dancers and Phi Beta Kappa. A short biography from the Internet Public Library 's Native American Author's Project is available. Awards In 2000, Carter was named
Essential Lincoln Booklist 1902, 102. Nicolay, John G. and Hay, John . 148. Williams, T. Harry, Editor. LINCOLNAND HIS GENERALS. 150. Wilson, Douglas L. and Rodney O. Davis, Editors. http://www.alincolnbookshop.com/HTMLPages/Essential.htm
Extractions: The 161 Basic Books for an Abraham Lincoln Library The Lincoln collector, confronted with approximately 10,000 books and pamphlets relating to Abraham Lincoln, must wonder if he has tackled too vast a subject. No other historical personage, excepting Napoleon, has been studied and written about as much as our 16th President. And the list of Lincoln publications continues to grow at a steady pace. We have always felt the collector should have an attainable goal; that is, a selective list of books which would offer what is considered to be the most authoritative and best written works on the subject. But the myriad of choices presents a profound problem for serious readers and collectors. Where does one begin assembling a basic Lincoln library? To address this problem, we offer the following list of 161 titles pertaining to Lincoln's life and times. [For those who ask, we chose 161 because that is what number the essential list came to.] We don't expect everyone to agree with our choices, but this list does represent the consensus of leading authorities in the field of Lincoln scholarship. But we accept responsibility for the final choice. This list has not been prepared in catalogue form. Therefore, we simply list each title, indicating the major editions for both scholarship and collecting. We list the first trade edition only if there are no major additions in subsequent (if any) editions. If there is a reprint with added material, or a limited edition of note, we will list the first edition after (a) and other significant editions after (b), (c), etc.
Marilyn Monroe Scudda Hoo! Scudda Hay! (1948). Dangerous Years (1948). Love Happy (1949). Marilyn Shades of Blonde Carole Nelson Douglas (Editor); My Sister Marilyn http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/4858/monroe.html
Extractions: I have adored MM since I was a young girl - for her innocence, her sensuality; the small, wide-eyed child trapped in the voluptuous body of a screen siren. She was both vulnerable and powerful, as one of the worlds most famous screen babes. Her fame was both her greatest achievement and her ruin. The greatest shame is that the world didnt get to understand and appreciate this extraordinary womans impressive mind... her love of art, of children and animals... her humanity. In her own words... "There was my name up in lights. I said 'God, somebody's made a mistake. But there is was, in lights. And I sat there and said, 'Remember, you're not a star'. Yet there it was up in lights." "An actor is supposed to be a sensitive instrument. Isaac Stern takes good care of his violin. What if everybody jumped on his violin?" "It stirs up envy, fame does. People...feel fame gives them some kind of privilege to walk up to you and say anything to you -and it won't hurt your feelings -like it's happening to your clothing." "With fame, you know, you can read about yourself, somebody else's ideas about you, but what's important is how you feel about yourself -for survival and living day to day with what comes up."
Lavox.com - Cartas Al Editor Translate this page declaraciones de Zeta-Jones y Douglas, los felicitos de las exigencias de Shakiraporque no Hay platillos sino periodístico que tiene ya su Editor, es ejemplo http://www.lavox.com/editor/
Extractions: Felicidades por el comentario acerca de la película el Crimen del Padre Amaro, creo que deberían de dar una mejor imagen de la cultura de los mexicanos y no la imagen que dan a conocer en el film. Ya que la cultura mexicana es la mejor y sobre todo por la diversidad de valores, que no todas las culturas las tienen hoy en día. Consuelo - 03/24/03 Hola Consuelo - Gracias por tu carta - lavox.com En el caso de El Crimen del Padre Amaro, la escritora critica la cinta de una manera poco objetiva. Más bien le da un aire personal basada en el puritanismo religioso en el que evidentemente, me imagino, ha crecido... este puritanismo es precisamente lo que ha hecho de ésta película una gran noticia... estoy de acuerdo que no es una gran pieza, pero no se puede tirar piedras a diestra y siniestra defendiéndonos en nuestra fé... por cierto, el apellido del director no es Carrión (otra muestra de descuido) es Carrera. Roberto - 03/21/03 Hola Roberto - Lo sentimos. El director es Carlos Carrera y nuestra redactora explica que "no me basé en creencias religiosas, sino en el hecho de que burlarse de la religión católica está 'de moda' de manera frívola. No soy religiosa pero me molestan los ataques chocantes y con ánimos 'comerciales' a las religiones, sean las que sean" - gracias - lavox.com
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IBIS Sources: Mind/Body And/Or Press, Berkeley, CA, 1978 Bloch, Douglas; Words That Gentry, W. Doyle, Editor;Handbook of Behavioral Medicine Hay, Louise; Heal Your Body, Hay House Inc http://www.ibismedical.com/sourcpsy.html
ADEA Welcomes You To Our Website Horenstein, Linda S., et al.; Letter to the Editor 2000;10 Benn, Douglas K.; Reviewof Oral Radiology Principles and Interpretation, 4th Crawford, Linda Hay. http://www.adea.org/publications/JDE/index_vol_64_author.html
Extractions: B Barker, Gerry J., et al.; Tobacco Use Cessation Activities in U.S. Dental and Dental Hygiene Student Clinics: 2000;11:828. Beemsterboer, Phyllis L., et al.; Issues of Academic Integrity in U.S. Dental Schools; 2000;12:833. Beemsterboer, Phyllis L. See Cameron, Cheryl A. Beemsterboer, Phyllis L. See Haden, N. Karl. Behar-Horenstein, Linda S., et al.; Cultivating Critical Thinking in the Clinical Learning Environment: 2000;8:610. Behar-Horenstein, Linda S., et al.; Letter to the Editor: 2000;10:692. Benjakul, Pojjanut, et al.; Student Adjustment Problems in Two Dental Schools in Thailand: 2000;5:365. Benn, Douglas K.; Review of The Caries Process and Prevention Strategies: 2000;10:729. Benn, Douglas K.; Review of Oral Radiology Principles and Interpretation, 4th edition: 2000;8:620. Block, Derryl E., et al.; Tobacco Counseling Practices of Dentists Compared to Other Health Care Providers in a Midwestern Region: 2000;11:821.
