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Mike Shayne 1985--June by Dan J. Marlowe. Contributors include John Lutz, 1985-01-01 The Art Bulletin: A Quarterly Published by the College Art Association, June 2006, Volume LXXXVIII, Number 2 by Elizabeth Marlowe, Andree Hayum, et all 2006 Ellery Queen 1980--June 2 by H. R. F. Keating, Dan J. Marlowe, Bill Pronzini. Contributors include Elizabeth Ferrars, 1980-01-01 Counselor Education and Supervision - June 2002 (Volume 41, Number 4) by Edil Torres-Rivera, 2002 The vertical distribution of zooplankton at Ocean Station "P" in June-July, 1971 (Data report - Oregon State University School of Oceanography) by Christopher J Marlowe, 1974 Mystery Tales Magazine June 1959 by Evan; Lacy, Ed; McBain, Ed; Flora, Fletcher; Brewer, Gil; Slesar, Henry; Laffin, John; Marlowe, Stephen; Honig, Don; Hano, Arnold Hunter, 1959 Alfred Hitchcock 1968--June by Jack Ritchie, Henry Slesar. Contributors include Dan J. Marlowe, 1968 " Ut Nectar Ingenium " How and Why Shakespeare's Plays and Poems Were Written - On Behalf of Christopher Marlowe: Speech and Documents Prepared for the Conference ... at the Globe Theatre June 14th/15th 2003 by M.D. Frohnsdorff, 2004-07-03

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61. Screenwriting: Newsletter: June, 2000
    Script Review THE HOLLOW MAN, reviewed by Chris Wehner =Screenplay by Andrew W. marlowe (revised draft  
    http://www.screenwritersutopia.com/newsletter/docs/newsletter_06_2000.html
    
    Extractions: News Global Lit Market Script Sales Script Reviews Today's News ... Report News Features Writer's Directory Hollywood Internet Articles Interviews ... Contest Guide Learn Screenwriting Global Lit Market Take a Class Your Workshop Your Toolkit ... Buy a Book Information Contact us Advertising Your Home Chat ... click here

62. Graduate English 511 Syllabus
    1 2. Seminar 3 (june 3) Christopher marlowe, Tamburlaine 1 2; Gurr Ch. 3 4; Hunteressay. Seminar 5 (june 10) Christopher marlowe, The Massacre at Paris.  
    http://english.sxu.edu/boyer/summer99/511su99syllabus.htm
    
    Extractions: e-mail: boyer@sxu.edu The seminar will explore connections between Shakespeare's early work and the meteoric career of Christopher Marlowe. Born in the same year as Shakespeare, Marlowe was the preeminent figure in the Elizabethan theater by his mid-twenties, and was murdered under still mysterious circumstances before he was thirty. We will read most of Marlowe's work, as well as Kyd's Spanish Tragedy and Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus The Merchant of Venice Henry VI part 2, Venus and Adonis , and Hamlet . The interaction between Marlowe and Shakespeare will allow us to examine the development of the Elizabethan stage, its functions in early modern culture, theatrical collaboration, the construction of masculinity, homoeroticism, homophobia, anti-Semitism, racism, sedition, and the aesthetics of violence. Seminar members will be expected to participate in all discussions, contribute several oral and written assignments, and submit a substantial seminar paper of 15-20 pages. Readings:

63. RARA-AVIS: Bibliographies: Raymond Chandler
    Window ); Lady in the Lake (1947); The Adventures of Philip marlowe (17 june 1947 15 September 1951) (NBC, CBS radio); marlowe  
    http://www.miskatonic.org/rara-avis/biblio/chandler.html
    
    Extractions: Five Sinister Characters (Avon Murder Mystery Monthly 28, 1945) The Finger Man and Other Stories (Avon Murder Mystery Monthly 43, 1946) Spanish Blood (World, 1946) Red Wind (World, 1946) The Little Sister (Houghton Mifflin, 1949) The Simple Art of Murder (Houghton Mifflin, 1950) The Simple Art of Murder (Hamish Hamilton, 1950)

64. Online Inquest Into The Alleged Murder Of Christopher Marlowe By Ingram Frizer
    be. MARLOVIAN Are we agreed that the evidence (or lack of it) leavesopen the poss. that marlowe was alive on june 1? ROEBEDO All  
    http://members.aol.com/marlovian/inquest/onlineinq.htm
    
    Extractions: Online Inquest into the reported murder of Christopher Marlowe reprinted from Marlovian newsletter, 1996 The following is a transcript of an online discussion on 30 May, 1996 with several California coroners (identified as ROEBEDO), and the editor of the Marlovian, David More, and then-assistant editor Kelley Burleigh (SIMPLMND). ROEBEDO: Hello, Marlovian. We have our Chief Medical Examiner, and 4 Deputy Coroners. MARLOVIAN : Great! Keyboards enough to go round? ROEBEDO: Only l, but 4 eager minds. MARLOVIAN : Rich G. from Jefferson County Illinois wanted to be here tonight but couldn't. Is Dr. Frank among you? ROEBEDO: Absolutely! MARLOVIAN : As I recall, last year, we agreed that if the Marlowe case were to be examined in 1996, it would probably be reopened, due to the many anomalies of the case. Shall we? ROEBEDO: Yes...should be reopened. SIMPLMND: Let's go for it! MARLOVIAN: Is everyone still fresh on the details of the case? ROEBEDO: yes, but general update. We have a couple of new participants. MARLOVIAN: Dispute over the supper bill, flesh wound on Ingrams forehead, two inch deep wound above (supra) .the eye of Marlowe. Instant death.

65. University Of Cambridge Newsletter June/July 2002
    To register for the seminar, log on to http//www.clo.cam.ac.uk/CULIL/forthcoming.html,by 12 june. Tickets Celebrating marlowe. Corpus  
    http://www.admin.cam.ac.uk/univ/newsletter/2002/june-july/newsinbrief.html
    
    Extractions: University Newsletter University Offices University Newsletter June/July A vision for the future has become reality with the completion of the first new building on the University's major new science and technology site, West Cambridge. The William H Gates Building is home to the University's Computer Laboratory and celebrated its official opening at the beginning of May. The West Cambridge scheme is part of the University's overall strategy for providing modern research and teaching facilities in the 21st century and the opening of this first building marks a significant step in its 10-year development. Professor Sir Maurice Wilkes whose research in the 1940s underpins modern computer science, officially opened the building. The ceremony took place in the presence of the Financial Secretary of the Treasury, The Rt Hon Paul Boateng MP. "This is an historic moment in the history of the University of Cambridge," said Vice Chancellor Professor Sir Alec Broers. "As well as creating opportunities for scientific advancement, essential for the University to maintain its position as one of the world's top academic institutions, the development is further stimulating commercial research opportunities and enhances Cambridge's position as a major centre for technological research and development. To broaden participation in the Alumni Weekend the Development Office is planning a small regatta for College Alumni VIIIs on the river on Sunday 29 September starting at 11am. The course will be 1000 metres from the Long Reach upstream towards the Pike and Eel, final details will be agreed once the number of entries is known.

66. Ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/tn/crockett/cemeteries/cypressadd1.txt
    14, 1898Jan. 9, 1972 Brooksie Maie marlowe Dec. 28, 1909-june 20, 1972 JesseEarl marlowe Dec. 14, 1898-june 29, 1964 Row Mame' Lou Emerson Aug.  
    http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/tn/crockett/cemeteries/cypressadd1.txt
    
    Extractions: CROCKETT COUNTY, TN - CEMETERIES - Cypress Cemetery ==================================================================== USGENWEB NOTICE: In keeping with our policy of providing free information on the Internet, data may be used by non-commercial entities, as long as this message remains on all copied material. These electronic pages may NOT be reproduced in any format for profit or for presentation by other persons or organizations. Persons or organizations desiring to use this material for purposes other than stated above must obtain the written consent of the file contributor. The submitter has given permission to the USGenWeb Archives to store the file permanently for free access. This file was contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives by: Carol Norville Berning

67. Rev. Maben Anderson Marlowe , 1825-1886
    Maben Anderson marlowe Cumberland Presbyterian Minister born20 june 1825 died1May 1886 Wife Artemissia Annetta Long born june 5, 1825 died Nov.  
    http://www.cumberland.org/hfcpc/minister/MarlowMA.htm
    
    Extractions: Rev. Maben Anderson Marlowe June 20, 1825 - May 1, 1886 Cumberland Presbyterian Minister Aug. 12, 1872 - Professed faith in Christ at the Mt. Sharon Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Robertson Co., TN Spring 1844 - Nashville Presbytery - Candidate Spring 1846 - Charlotte Presbytery - Licentiate Fall 1848 - Charlotte Presbytery - Ordained Information from the Ministerial Directories in the General Assembly Minutes 1854 Not on list 1855 No list 1856 Not on list 1857 Nashville Presbytery [Clarksville, TN] 1858 No list [Maybe in Henderson KY] 1859 No list 1860 Not on list 1861 No list 1862 No list 1863 No list 1864 No list 1865 Not on list 1866 No list 1867 No list 1868 Not on list 1869 Princeton Presbytery [Salem, KY] 1870 Not on list 1871 Illinois Presbytery [Metropolis, IL] 1872 Illinois Presbytery [Metropolis, IL] 1873 Illinois Presbytery [Salem, IL] 1874 McLin Presbytery [Salem, IL] 1875 McLin Presbytery [Salem, IL] 1876 McLin Presbytery [Salem, IL] 1877 McLin Presbytery [Salem, IL] 1878 McLin Presbytery [Fairfield, IL] 1879 McLin Presbytery [Flora, IL]

68. Hotel And Restaurant Concepts
    Opening Date, Number of Rooms. Aspen, The Sky Hotel, june 2002, 90. Boston, HotelBurnham, July 1999, 122. Cambridge, MA, Hotel marlowe, March 21st, 2003, 236.Denver,  
    http://www.kimptongroup.com/about_concepts.html
    
    Extractions: Opening Date Number of Rooms Aspen The Sky Hotel June 2002 Boston Onyx Hotel September 2003 Chicago Hotel Allegro March 1998 Hotel Monaco November 1998 Hotel Burnham July 1999 Cambridge, MA Hotel Marlowe March 21st, 2003 Denver Hotel Monaco October 1998 New Orleans Hotel Monaco August 2001 Portland Hotel Vintage Plaza October 1985 Fifth Avenue Suites Hotel May 1996 Salt Lake City Hotel Monaco July 1999 San Francisco Hotel Cosmo April 1981 Hotel Vintage Court April 1983 Galleria Park Hotel June 1984 Juliana Hotel September 1985 Villa Florence Hotel May 1986 Monticello Inn October 1987 Prescott Hotel April 1989 Carlton Hotel June 1989 Cartwright Hotel January 1990 Tuscan Inn September 1990 Harbor Court Hotel April 1991 Hotel Triton October 1991 Sir Francis Drake Hotel April 1994 Hotel Monaco June 1995 Hotel Palomar June 15, 1999

69. Forum Find Search Results...
    Maran, Josie Marceau, Sophie Marciano, David Marcil, Vanessa Margolis, Cindy Margulies,Julianna Marie, Heather Marinoni, Massimo marlowe, june Maroney, Kelli  
    http://www.forumfind.com/directory.php/search::cat/category::7952/

70. Goldstein, Gurvitz, Marlowe & Miller L.L.P.
    States District Court Central District, 2000 Professional Experience Goldstein GurvitzMarlowe Miller, LLP june, 2000 to the present Associate attorney in  
    http://www.ggmmlaw.com/cv/mvaron.html

71. News & Politics | West World - By Jan Cottingham - June 25, 1999
    By Jan Cottingham june 25, 1999. When most of us think about west Little Rock, wethink about two things, says Susan marlowe, relocation director at the Janet  
    http://www.arktimes.com/990625coverstory.html
    
    Extractions: June 25, 1999 n To people who move to Little Rock from out of state, west Little Rock is just another part of the city. To some of them, it is the city. Old-timers, though, tend to view the development west of Interstate 430 as another world strange, almost foreign, definitely bigger, newer and shinier. The Arkansas Times looks at West World and what distinguishes it its houses, stores and businesses, churches, demographics (read "people"), traffic, reasons for being and future. Where do all the people who live there come from? Who are they? Why are they here? We interviewed city planners, real estate agents, developers, home builders, business owners, school officials, city and state officials and residents long time and recently arrived. The perception of west Little Rock as somehow apart from the rest of the city manifests itself in interesting ways. Asked what she thinks of the area, one long-time Little Rockian sniffed: "Do any old Little Rock families live there?" (The answer is yes, some do.)

72. Full Papers In Reviewed Conferences And Workshops:
    Multiple Processor Systems,'' % cheng, stoyenko, marlowe 19th IFAC/IFIP Workshopon Real Time Programming, Isle of Reichenau, Lake Constance, Germany, june 1994  
    http://www.njit.edu/old/njIT/Department/CIS/RTCL/public_html/Mosaic/pub/full_c.h
    
    Extractions: M. Younis, T. J. Marlowe, A. D. Stoyenko, ``Compiler Transformations for Speculative Execution in a Real-Time System,'' IEEE 1994 Real-Time Systems Symposium , San Juan, Puerto Rico, December 1994 J.P. Bowen, M.G. Hinchey. ``Seven More Myths of Formal Methods: Dispelling Industrial Prejudices.'' In Proceedings FME'94: 2nd Formal Methods Europe Symposium , Barcelona, Spain, October 1994, Springer-Verlag LNCS, 1994. T. Cahill, M.G. Hinchey, L. Relihan. ``Untangling the (World-Wide) Web.'' to appear in Proc. SIGDOC'94 , Banff, Canada, October 1994. W. A. Halang, P. Laplante, A. D. Stoyenko, ``Meeting the Strict Real-Time Requirements of Distributed Continuous Multimedia Applications,'' %Wolfgang Halang, Phil Laplante, Alex Stoyenko 1994 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man and Cybernetics, San Antonio, Texas, October 1994 %October 2 5, 1994 V. Kirova, W. Rossak, L. Jololian, ``Software Architectures for Mega-System Development: Basic Concepts and Possible Specifications,'' Proceedings of The Third International Conference on Systems Integration

73. Miss Crabtree
    june marlowe Miss Crabtree (Nov 6, 1903 1983). june marlowe was lovedby the kids off the set as much as Miss Crabtree was loved on the set.  
    http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Land/3617/rascals_crabtree.html
    
    Extractions: (Nov 6, 1903 - 1983) June Marlowe was much more than the beloved "Miss Crabtree." She was a fashion model, a featured star in silent films,a film and radio personality in Germany, an author two children's books, an expert horsewoman, and once chosen "One of the twelve most beautiful women in America." Spotted in a department store by director Bob McGowan, June had to be coaxed into the Our Gang comedies. Just like Miss Crabtree, she was polite and assured, but shy. Hal Roach suggested a blonde wig to match Jackie Cooper's light colored hair, and the dramatically transformed appearance produced "Miss Crabtree." June Marlowe was loved by the kids off the set as much as Miss Crabtree was loved on the set. Jackie Cooper had a big crush on her in the films as well as in real life. Said Dorothy DeBorba: "June Marlowe, now there was a lady. She was such a very kind, sincere person. We were never treated like children by her. She was very sweet." June wed in 1933 and remained happily married for 49 years. Settled in San Diego, she enjoyed gardening, animals, travel, and charities. She lived well, but never lost her simplicity. In the 1960's when the Little Rascals became popular again on television, she was asked to write some children's stories. She wrote two, "Beesy" and "Furry," but Parkinson's disease prevented her from further writing. She moved to Los Angeles but continued to travel back home to Minnesota whenever her health permitted. She lived to the age of 80, passing away in 1984 at St Joseph's Hospital in Burbank, California.

74. Marlowe
    28 june 1998 The Telegraph. http//www.telegraph.co.uk/. 28 june 1998 Marlowegets the big screen treatment By Catherine Milner, Arts Correspondent  
    http://www.geocities.com/archive2s/marlowe/cm01.html
    
    Extractions: The Elizabethan playwright Christopher Marlowe is to be the subject of three new films, writes Richard Brooks. Marlowe killed in Deptford, London, aged 29, will be shown as a spy, a ladies man and a homosexual. The films are inspired by the award winning 1998 Shakespeare In Love , written by Tom Stoppard, in which Rupert Everett played Marlowe. For many he outshone Joseph Fiennes as Shakespeare. Marlowe, who was killed in 1593, is best known for plays such as Dr. Faustus, The Jew of Malta and Tamburlaine. Shooting starts first on a film noir showing Marlowe as a spy. Its script is by Frank Cottrell Boyce who wrote Welcome to Sarajevo. Andy Patterson the producer, believes Marlowe was recruited to spy on potential enemies of the state but became a double agent. The film of the philandering Marlowe will be directed by John Maybury, who three years ago made Love is the Devil , about artist Francis Bacon. The producer Tony Miller said it will "question whether Shakespeare did write Shakespeare."

75. Cleveland County, NC Cemeteries
    Marlow, John April 30, 1933 june 3, 1980 Marlow, Dan October 10, 1926 May 22, 1995Marlow, Matilda May 3, 1880 July 13, 1947 marlowe, W. Jake june 10, 1902  
    http://rfci.net/wdfloyd/HoeyMem.html
    
    Extractions: By W. D. Floyd To get to this cemetery from Shelby, NC take either US 74 or E marion St. and where they come together at the east end of the Cleveland Mall at the traffic light, get on the service road that is on the south side of US 74 and go east. The cemetery will be a little ways on the right. I was there September 29, 1998 and started in the southwest. ALLEN, ANTHONY, BOBBITT, BRIGHT, CAUSBY, CHANDLER, GLOVER, GOFORTH, HAMRICK, HUNT, LAEL, MARLOW, MARLOWE, MCMURRY, MERCER, MOORE, PARKER, PHILBECK, PLUMMER, QUEEN, SOMMER, WASHBURN, WEAVER Unknown

76. Rutherford County, NC Cemeteries
    Hamilton, Jacob c1934 c1997 Temp. Marlow, Maude No Dates. marlowe, Claude june11, 1920 june 20, 1987 marlowe, Mary L. August 11, 1926 . Unreadable.  
    http://rfci.net/wdfloyd/StPaul.html
    
    Extractions: By W. D. Floyd This cemetery is in the city limits of Forest City, NC. Take West Main St. past the school to the second street to the left. As soon as you turn on this street cross railroad and turn right and go to the second street to the left. The church and cemetery is behind the power substation. I was there September 30, 1997. This is an African-American cemetery. ALEXANDER, BRIGGS, BRISTOL, CALDWELL, CARTER, DAWKINS, DICKERSON, EARNEST, EAVES, FOSTER, FRANCIS, FREEMAN, GAFFNEY, GOODE, HAMILTON, HARRILL, HEAD, HENSON, HILL, HILTON, HOLLY, HOLMES, JACKSON, JOHNSON, KEITT, KNUCKLES, LATHAN, LEWIS, LOVETT, MARLOW, MARLOWE, MARTIN, MCCALL, MCCRAW, MCENTIRE, MCKINNEY, METTS, MILLER, MILLS, MOORE, PHILLIPS, PHILSON, ROBERTS, SCOTT, SMITH, SUBER, TWITTY, WALTON, WEBB, WHITESIDE, WHITESIDES Unknown Roberts, Theodore No Dates Temp. Jackson, Beauty Mae December 25, 1913 January 14, 1965 Hamilton, Lee H. 58 years c1959 Francis, Willis c1872 c1951

77. Sixth Grade, Freeman School, June 1940
    Third Row Unknown,Francis Dineen,Patricia marlowe, june Rock,Unknown,Unknown,DonaldViens,Unknown,Unknown,Dorothy Alderman,Unknown,Sarah Candiloro, Unknown  
    http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~shirleyb/schools/freeman6.html

78. Resume 1999, Charles G. Marlowe
    RESUME OF CHARLES G. marlowe www.mindspring.com/~marlowe2 daphne.palomar.edu/cmarlowe PalomarCommunity College, San Marcos, CA August 1998 to june 2000 Midi  
    http://www.mindspring.com/~marlowe2/resume.html
    
    Extractions: Set up and Networked a Macintosh computer lab. Networked with a local server (Mac G3), and with Palomar's internet connection, maintained security and all backups. Upgraded all operating systems and installed all software. Networked all MIDI keyboards(26) with all computers, and maintained 10 rack mounted MIDI devices which were also networked with Two Macs. Cochise College,

79. City Of Pickering - Event Calendar
    Sunday, june 22, Antique Classic Car Show, from noon 430 pm Antique ClassicCar Show display Contact Dave marlowe at 905.683.8401, Pickering Museum Village  
    http://www.cityofpickering.com/standard/lifestyle/events/main.html
    
    Extractions: Event Listings for the months of: January 2003 February 2003 March 2003 April 2003 May 2003 June 2003 ... December 2003 To include your Pickering event notice on this page, provide details to webmaster@city.pickering.on.ca Click here to find out how you can be involved with the Frenchman's Bay Watershed Rehabilitation Project in Pickering. Click to view the April Family Calendar MARCH 2003 DATE LOCATION Wednesday, March 26 Senior's Spa Day from 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm

80. Communications Engineering & Design -  June 2001: Partnering For Success
    one potential $2,000a-month circuit in each one of them-and that's very, very, veryconservative-then what you get is $22 million a month, says Doug marlowe.  
    http://www.cedmagazine.com/ced/2001/0601/id6.htm
    
    Extractions: Home > inDepth June 2001 Archives Events Calendar New Products Subscribe ... Buyers' Guide Current Issue CED Magazine CED InDepth Topics Broadband Business Cable Telephony The Digital Future Fiber Optics ... People and Places Archives CED Magazine InDepth CEDbroadband direct Plant Management Supplement ... Other Cahners Publications About CED Contact the Editor Media Kit Editorial Calendar Subscribe to CED ... Reprint Requests Powered by from the editors of CED B roadband to business: it's the next logical step for the cable TV industry. In fact, it's a must-do, unless cable TV MSOs intend to surrender this market to telco-delivered DSL. But is the fight worth it? That's a good question. After all, breaking into the business market will force MSOs to leave their residential comfort zones. Such a move won't be cheap, simply because the drops aren't in place. In fact, in some ways it will seem-and cost-like "starting over" for some MSOs; at least where establishing networks is concerned. So what's the turf worth? "Well, if you consider that there are about 11,000 cable TV systems, and there's one potential $2,000-a-month circuit in each one of them-and that's very, very, very conservative-then what you get is $22 million a month," says Doug Marlowe. He's executive vice president of Dark Fiber Solutions, a company that sells broadband access to business.

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