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Chipper by Hortense. Drawings By Wyncie King Flexner, 1941-01-01

Epidemic meningitis in California and its treatment with Flexner's anti-meningitis serum by Philip King Brown, 1910

America's old masters;: First artists of the new world by James Thomas Flexner, 1939

Understanding Wood Finishing: How to Select and Apply the Right Finish by Bob Flexner, 1993-12

Women's rights--unfinished business (Public affairs pamphlet ; no. 469) by Eleanor Flexner, 1977

Doctors on Horseback (pioneers of american medicine) by james thomas flexner, 1939

Cooking the Smart Way by Marion W. Flexner, 1958

The world of Winslow Homer, 1836-1910, (Time-Life library of art) by James Thomas Flexner, 1966

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Bear Stearns Builds Its Name In Real Estate Lending
Dallas leaders unanimous Development is now king Ben Johnson, Editor/Associate Publisher. yearsso let's hire 50 people,' says Thomas flexner, senior managing
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a portrait of George II that was hanging on the wall, decapitating the king. inthe section dealing with the Battle of Yorktown, Mr. flexner mentions that
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II, king of England (+ 1189); 1741 Jean Antoine Houdon, sculptor (+ 1828); 1803- Ralph Waldo Emerson, essayist (+ 1882); 1863 - Simon flexner, pathologist who
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Extractions: Main Page Recent changes Edit this page Older versions Special pages Set my user preferences My watchlist Recently updated pages Upload image files Image list Registered users Site statistics Random article Orphaned articles Orphaned images Popular articles Most wanted articles Short articles Long articles Newly created articles Interlanguage links All pages by title Blocked IP addresses Maintenance page External book sources Printable version Talk Other languages: Deutsch Polski Esperanto Nederlands ... Svenska From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. March 25 is the 84th day of the year in the Gregorian Calendar (85th in Leap years ). There are 281 days remaining. Events: - The first Easter , according to Dionysius Exiguus Constantine becomes Pope - King William I of England orders the Domesday survey Robert the Bruce becomes King of Scotland - The first settlers arrive in Maryland - The British Parliament abolishes the slave trade Greece declares its independence from the Ottoman Empire , beginning the Greek War of Independence Coxey's Army , the first significant American protest march, departs Massillon, Ohio
The North Texas Skeptic
Although organized as a homeopathic school in 1891, flexner noted that the Afterall, king Bio Pharmaceuticals pulls in annual revenues approaching $2 million
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Extractions: Volume 16 Number 6 www.ntskeptics.org June 2002 In this month's issue: You can't get away from it. Everywhere you go, at every supermarket or pharmacy, you'll probably find at least one homeopathic remedy on the shelf. I've even walked into a travel store and found a homeopathic remedy for airsickness. And you never know where the next box of homeopathic StressMints will pop up. Do these pills breed like rabbits or something? I should probably ask the same question of Oscillococcinum, Boiron's own homeopathic flu remedy; I'm seeing it in more and more drug stores as time goes by. Today, however, I don't want to focus on StressMints or Oscillococcinum. I want to focus on some other homeopathic drugs and the way they're being marketed, as well as some of the strategies that are being discussed to sell homeopathy to the American public. Did Someone Say the H-Word?
ASIP - Past Officers
1903 Ludvig Hektoen 1904 - Eugene Hodenpyl 1905 - Simon flexner 1906 - James Ewing1907 - WH CA Stetson 1973 - HD Moon 1974 - KM Brinkhous 1975 - DW king, Jr
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Papers flexner, KURT 1961 SPEECH TO AMERICAN BANKERS ASSN The Carl AS Coan INTOEGYPT - WEEK 2 - NOTES RE SPIRITUAL EXERCISES The William M. king, SJ, Papers
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Untitled
Personal author flexner, Stuart Berg. Personal author king, Geoff, 1960 PN1998.3.H43 P59 2002 2002 Title Hearst over Hollywood power, passion, and
http://panther.bsc.edu/~libref/MonthlyAcquisitions/English.htm
APS Manuscripts Department Bibliographies
Wilmington, DE Scholarly Resources, 1976. Education, Cornelia S. king,comp. 15. Philadelphia APS, 1991. flexner, Simon, Margaret Miller.
http://www.amphilsoc.org/library/bibs.htm

Extractions: The following guides and bibliographies are available for consultation at the APS Library and are available as well at most research libraries. Links are provided for on-line guides, and when stated, these have been updated to reflect recent acquisitions. Within each category, the most recent publications are at the end. Guides still in print may be purchased through the APS publications department. African American history Beth Carroll-Horrocks. Manuscript Sources at the APS for the Study of Black History and Culture . Unpublished, 1988. See Cox, Resources in African American History at the APS Agriculture Andrea J. Tucher, comp. Agriculture in America, 1622-1860: Printed Works in the Collections of the American Philosophical Society, the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, the Library Company of Philadelphia . New York: Garland Publishing, 1984.
MetaEUREKA Metasearch
Kilmer, Val, Kilner, Kevin. Kim, Ashida, Kim, Derek. king, Andrea, king, flexner.king, Larry, king, Perry. king, Ross, king, Stephen. kingsley, Ben, kingston,Alex.
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States Dyckman
Over the next few years, at king's Farm he gained stature as a businessman He isthe subject of an engaging monograph by James Thomas flexner entitled Staats
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Extractions: States Dyckman was born about 1755 on the family farm in northern Manhattan. He was the fourth of the ten children of Jacob Dyckman - a farmer and innkeeper. His father was descended from one of early inhabitants of Beverwyck , although the Dyckmans had not lived in Albany for almost a century. After an unremarkable childhood, States Dyckman had relocated to Albany by the time of his father's untimely death in 1774. Soon, he was keeping company with prominent Albany royalists and was among those drinking to the King's health at Cartwright's Tavern in June 1776. Arrested with the others, he refused to support American resistance measures and was sent to the Tory jail. Summoned before the Albany Committee of Correspondence , he declined the invitation, was denounced as "uncooperative," and remained in jail. After more posturing, he was released on bail and eventually made his way to British-occupied New York City where he entered British service with the Quartermaster's Department. Profiting from wartime trading and contracting, this bachelor frequented both Manhattan and occupied Long Island. In 1779, he was sent to London to represent the accounts of the Quartermaster General. He stayed more than two years - cultivating useful relationships with British officials, other exiled American loyalists, and, as was his custom, with a variety of women from a range of backgrounds.
West Ford FAQ
In Thomas flexner's book, George Washington The Forge of Experience page 198 stateson page 19 that Florence Holland and Robert king, both residents of
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Extractions: The following is a list of responses to questions frequently posed to the Ford Family about their claim to be the descendants of George Washington.* QUESTION : Was West Ford a slave of George Washington's? FORD FAMILY : West Ford was the slave of George Washington's favorite brother, John Augustine Washington. John Augustine and his wife, Hannah, owned the Bushfield plantation where West and his mother, Venus resided. QUESTION : When was West Ford born? FORD FAMILY :No one is sure of the exact date of West Ford's birth. This is because the birth dates of slaves were generally not recorded. Literature has reported dates from 1784 to 1786. In a register dated October 17, 1831 for free blacks living in Fairfax County, Virginia, there is a reference to West Ford being 47 years of age that would suggest that he had to be born in 1784. Another entry dated March 3, 1839 gives his age as 54 and would suggest that West Ford was born in 1785. West Ford's obituary printed in the Alexandria Gazette stated that he died at the age of 79 in July 1863, making the year he was born 1784. Historian and reporter, Benson Lossing, wrote an article in 1858 on West Ford, commenting that West was 72 years old making 1786 as the year he was born. In the list of John Augustine Washington's Negroes dated 3rd March 1783, there is no mention of West. Only Billey, Jenny (West's grandparents) and Venus were listed as slaves. (From J. A. Washington's Ledger C, RM-73, MS-2166).
People: Leadership Team
Ms king graduated in Natural Sciences from Churchill College, Cambridge in 1982and is P. Sloan Research Fellow (9/81 9/83) and Louis B. flexner Prize in
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Extractions: At the etrials helm is John Cline, CEO. He is a health care executive with over 19 years of professional experience in strategic planning, international sales, marketing and clinical services. Cline brings executive and sales experience from MiniDoc, NeuralMed, Biomedical Homecare, Caremark International, Glasrock Home Health Care, Hoffman Surgical Equipment Company and Organon Pharmaceuticals. Ms King manages the UK division of the etrials, Inc. (Araccel) group. The UK office specializes in the management, development, training and support of client projects. The areas of expertise include electronic diaries, RSM and ASP. Ms. King joined the company in 1995 having previously worked for Pfizer Central Research in Sandwich, UK, as a discovery pharmacologist in the arrhythmia and calcium channel blocker areas. Later responsibilities included development of a Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS) to collect and process the data from medium and high throughput drug screens and management of the capital budget.
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History
the nature of Herbs, Roots and Waters, or of the operation of same, by speculationof practice within any part of the king's Dominions, to The flexner Report.
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Extractions: A Brief History of Western Herbal Medicine Herbal medicine is one of the oldest forms of healing. Our most primitive forbears made abundant use of available plants to treat illness and injury. The majority of this early plant-based knowledge was gained through empirical evidence. The choice of plants to be used in a particular case was based on the outcome of previous choices, and then that information was consistently passed down from one generation to the next. Knowledge grew as early populations migrated to new lands and discovered and experimented with new plants. In "primitive" societies, there were distinct roles for both the shaman and the healer. The shaman, generally a male, focused on the spiritual health of the community. The healer, generally a female, was responsible for the physical well being of the community. The healer's treatments utilized plants extensively. Each community developed their own form of treatments based on the availability of plants in their local environment. Some of the earliest writings to be discovered were focused on plants. Several early herbals, or writings of botanical remedies, have been collected. The Chinese herbal
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The American Red Double-cross
medicalindustrial complex, I have been christened, the king David of Andrew CarnegieEndowment for the Advancement of Teaching, Abraham flexner was appointed
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Extractions: IN THE NEWS THE APOCALYPSE PREVENTION PROJECT Investigators Conclude Russian Defector is Lead Suspect in Anthrax Mailings Case Socio-Economic and Political Correlates and Antecedents to Epidemic Autism BBC Broadcasts Americas Bioweapons Culpability But Omits British Ties to the Anthrax Mailings ... "Public Health Expert May Have Solved Anthrax Mailing Mystery" Join Our Dr. Len Horowitz Sandpoint, Idaho-The American Red Cross (ARC) is widely considered a great American institution. It is generally thought of as among the world's premier humanitarian organizations. Clearly, almost everyone thinks of it as a life-saving agency. Most people know this non-governmental organization (NGO) to be heavily dependant upon the blood and currency generously donated by the American people. But, what if all of the above is untrue? What if everything you think you know about the American Red Cross is a ghastly nauseating lie? My name is Dr. Leonard Horowitz. What I am about to share with you is deeply disturbing, yet potentially life-saving. The American Red Cross is not what it appears to be. . . . And I urge you to continue reading so that you learn what the ARC really represents.
Book Reviews, David Kew
1996, 1999. Dean king, with John B. Hattendorf; BirdLife. A Guide to the Studyof Our Common Birds.1922. 1969, 1973, 1974. James Thomas flexner £; Presto!
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Extractions: The man who doesn't read good books has no advantage over the man who can't read them. - Mark Twain (maybe) The Reshaping of Everyday Life, 1790-1840. 1989. Jack Larkin Flintlock and Tomahawk: New England in King Philip's War. 1958. Douglas Edward Leach Moll Flanders. 1722. Daniel Defoe Parliament of Whores. 1991. PJ O'Rourke. Playing Indian. 1998. Philip Joseph Deloria Puritan Village. The formation of a New England Town. 1963. Sumner Chilton Powell. As Various As Their Land: The Everyday Lives of Eighteenth-Century Americans. 1993. Stephanie Grauman Wolf The Name of War: King Philip's War and the Origins of American Identity. 1998. Jill Lepore The Crater. or Vulcan's Peak.1847. James Fenimore Cooper Once-Told Tales of Worcester County.1985. Albert B. Southwick
CURRICULUM VITAE
Elected Member, American Academy of Arts and Sciences, May, 1999. flexner Lectures,Bryn Mawr College, October, 1999. 'Idols of the king' Royal Statues of
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Extractions: Tel: 617/495-0780 E-mail: iwinter@fas.harvard.edu Citizenship: US EDUCATION: Barnard College, A.B., l960 - Anthropology University of Chicago, M.A., l967 - Oriental Languages and Literature Thesis title: "The Carmona Ivories and Phoenician Expansion in the Western Mediterranean" Columbia University, Ph.D., l973 - Art History/Archaeology Dissertation title: "North Syria and Ivory Carving in the Early First Millennium B.C." PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY: A) Teaching William Dorr Boardman Professor of Fine Arts, Department of Fine Arts, Harvard University, 7/95-present. Slade Professor of the History of Art, Cambridge University, 1996-97. Professor, Department of Fine Arts, Harvard University, 7/88-7/95. Associate Professor with tenure, Department of the History of Art, University of Pennsylvania, 6/81 - 6/88. Visiting Scholar, Department of Fine Arts, Harvard University, l984-85, l985-86. Martha A. Willcomb Visiting Professor, Department of Fine Arts, Harvard University, l982-83.
The American Red Double-cross
medicalindustrial complex, I have been christened, the king David of CarnegieEndowment for the Advancement of Teaching, Abraham flexner was appointed to
http://www.americanreddoublecross.com/news/americanreddoublecross.htm

Extractions: By Dr. Len Horowitz Sandpoint, IdahoThe American Red Cross (ARC) is widely considered a great American institution. It is generally thought of as among the worlds premier humanitarian organizations. Clearly, almost everyone thinks of it as a life-saving agency. Most people know this non-governmental organization (NGO) to be heavily dependant upon the blood and currency generously donated by the American people. But, what if all of the above is untrue? What if everything you think you know about the American Red Cross is a ghastly nauseating lie? My name is Dr. Leonard Horowitz. What I am about to share with you is deeply disturbing, yet potentially life-saving. The American Red Cross is not what it appears to be. . . . And I urge you to continue reading so that you learn what the ARC really represents. Let me begin by telling you a bit about myself, and about my bias. For the past ten years I have been conducting health science and U.S. Government cover-up investigations as an independent, Harvard-trained, award-winning medical journalist and internationally recognized authority in public health.
Books / Nonfiction / Current Events / Civil Rights Liberties
king / Mass Market Paperback / Published 1991 41. Century of Struggle The Woman'sRights Movement in the United States Eleanor flexner, Ellen Fitzpatrick
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