21. Ohio U. Inst. For Applied & Professional Ethics: Current Events was a managing director with Bell Atlantic/NYNEX (currently called Verizon) whereas Ethics Officer, she created and directed the nationally recognized NYNEX http://freud.citl.ohiou.edu/ethics/index.php?type=events&record=139

22. IRP Minnesota - Current Events See Coming events for time and more system by documenting and evaluating currentstrategies and coordination and implementation, both locally and nationally. http://www1.umn.edu/irp/irpcomevents.html

What's New - Current Events What's New Pro-Democracy Convention From June 29 to July 1st, 2001, the Center for Constitutional Rights and a coalition of more than fifty organizations are sponsoring a National Pro-Democracy Convention in Philadelphia. The Convention is being convened in response to the disenfranchisement of thousands, if not millions of voters in the recent Presidential election. Coming Events Bulletin B oard: SAVE THE DATE: SATURDAY, OCT. 27, 2001 Harvard Professor of Law Peter Edelman will share his views on "Broadening the Base: Mobilizing a New Majority for Justice." The over-arching goal of this conference is to: Connect progressive groups and develop strategies for working together on broad issues affecting the health of democracy and civil rights. Watch your mailbox for a postcard with additional conference details or check out our Web site at www.umn.edu/irp to register online. Report on Traffic Stop Data (IRP Analysis) Collected by the St. Paul Police Department

23. Village Of Tinley Park, Illinois - Current Events current events. the group's activities and special events, including arts Providingoutstanding accommodations, these nationally and internationally recognized http://www.tinleypark.org/cur-events.htm

Current Events Quick Links Hotels - Park District - GSU Theater - Links Tweeter Center Groundbreaking for new Oak Park Avenue train station. Read news release Radio Station KISS 103.5 will broadcast from the Tinley Park Lions Club Pool from 2:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday, July 10th. Home Current Events Tweeter Center Hotels ... Search PRESS RELEASES: 02/17/03 - Enhanced image, development on 183rd 02/17/03 - Discover Tinley slated for March 22 02/17/03 - Train station grand opening slated for May - Press Releases in 2002 - 11/13/02 - Caroling Donations Offered To Non-Profit Groups 10/15/02 - Pilot Project to Aid Train Commuters 10/15/02 - Grant to Improve Train Station Access 08/29/02 - Grant to Enhance Police Technology 08/06/02 - Economic outlook still strong in Tinley Park. 08/06/02 - Main Street Commission Plans Holiday Events 08/06/02 - Monthly Community Meetings Planned 08/06/02 - Senior Citizen Police Academy 08/06/02 - Free Auto Safety Check Offered 07/02/02 - 183rd Street widening to begin 05/28/02 - Fifty-four acres vacant land targeted for public use.

24. Sonoma County - Current Events events include dinners, receptions, olive and oil tastings, open houses, art exhibits ofArt presents a retrospective of the work of the nationally known local http://www.sonoma.com/special_interest/current_events/jan.html

Search Current Events or Add an Event January 2004 Events Ongoing Events January - May Whale Watching Great sites along the Sonoma Coast state beaches but two of the best are Salt Point and Bodega Head. Rangers and volunteers usually on hand to answer questions on weekend afternoons. Fee: Free Time: 12 Noon - 5pm Phone Number: December 6 - February 23 Sonoma Valley Olive Festival The second annual festival opens with the blessing of the olives at Mission San Francisco Solano on Sonoma Plaza. Events include dinners, receptions, olive and oil tastings, open houses, art exhibits, children’s activities, a martini competition, even an Olive Oyl and Popeye look-alike contest. 453 First Street East, Sonoma Fee: Call Time: Call Phone Number: 707-935-4383 or 707-996-1090 January 23 - February 8 Married to Music Meg Mackey and Billy Philadelphia are two of San francisco's brightest and most talented performers, known for their style and wit both as individual performers and as a performing duo. Through anecdote and song, Married to Music explores their often hilarious, sometimes turbulent 10 year marrige. Come and have a good time watching this play at 5409 Snyder Lane in Rohnert Park. Fee: Adults $18 Youth/Senoir's $15 Time: Friday, Saturday 8 PM Sunday 2:30 PM

25. Sonoma County - Current Events of Art presents a retrospective of the work of the nationally known local Month Alexander Valley's First Weekend A free series of special events for wine http://www.sonoma.com/special_interest/current_events/mar.html

Search Current Events or Add an Event March 2004 Events Ongoing Events March - September View Harbor Seal Pups at Goat Rock Stewards of Slavianka, Sonoma Coast State Beach, Jenner Fee: No Admission Fee Time: Call Phone Number: January - May Whale Watching Great sites along the Sonoma Coast state beaches but two of the best are Salt Point and Bodega Head. Rangers and volunteers usually on hand to answer questions on weekend afternoons. Fee: Free Time: 12 Noon - 5pm Phone Number: February - April "Villa Fiore" at Ferrari-Carano Enjoy strolling the garden paths at Villa Fiore (which means House of Flowers). The early months of Spring bring 20,000 tulips and daffodils, joining the other spring blooms throughout the acres of gardens that surround Ferrari-Carano Vineyards and Winery, Healdsburg. Fee: Free Time: Phone Number: January 25 - March 9 Destinies Manifest Sonoma Valley Museum of Art presents a retrospective of the work of the nationally known local artist Chester Arnold, who is recognized for his realistic, large canvases that, with humor and sarcasm. Located at 551 Broadway Street, Sonoma. Fee: Museum admission fee Time: Museum hours Phone Number: March 1 - November 29 Impact Tourz: Winery Tourz in Napa and Sonoma Visit the historic family-owned wineries and imbibe the critically acclaimed, award winning nectars unavailable on the typical tour or in the typical restaurant. Enjoy distinctive, expertly selected wine tastings, which will tempt and satisfy your pallette. Sample home made, paired delicacies, local flavors and sweets. Located at Fort Mason and in Sonoma County. Please call for more information.

26. The Barnyard Current Events February 2003 events Thurs., Feb. 6, 7pm. We welcome back nationally renown relationshipexpert and award winning authoress Susan Bradley for Romance Boot Camp! http://www.thebarnyard.com/events0.html

April 2003 Events Thurs., Apr.3 The monthly Writer’s Roundtable presents the author of seven books including "The Writer’s Mentor: A Guide to Putting Passion on Paper," Cathleen Roundtree , who will discuss The Craft of Writing: Finding Your Voice and Style . FREE Fri., Apr. 4 View spectacular photography and meet Cecelia George at the opening of her exhibit, Just Around The Corner , hanging in the Thunderbird dining room until April 21st. FREE Sat., Apr. 5 A Comet Flash... Meet The Man Who Talks To Dogs Randy Grim Tues., Apr. 8 The Thunderbird Book Club will discuss "Office of Innocence" by Thomas Keneally . All are welcome!!! FREE Thurs., Apr. 10 Join expert garden designer and popular television host, P. Allen Smith who will sign his first book, "P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home: Creating a Garden for EverydayLiving" (Clarkson Potter/Publishers, February 2003). Learn about Allen’s 12 principles of design, the trade secrets he uses to transform an area of any size into gardens full of beauty and wonder. Be inspired to try his helpful tips and ideas to add comfort and style to your home as you create areas where you can relax, entertain, dine or simply enjoy the pleasures of nature. FREE Fri., Apr. 11

27. Current Events Let naturalist Will Kerling, nationally known Butterfly expert, introduce you tothe wonders of Lepidoptera. Classes current events Library Trunks http://www.thenaturecenter.org/current programs and events.htm

Current programs and events Spring/Summer 2003 Call the Montana Natural History Center to register at 327-0405 or email us at nature@montana.com Current Job Openings For the Community: Elderhostel for Seniors 55+ ... Discovery Trunks For the Community: Elderhostel for Seniors 55+ On the Trail with Lewis and Clark: A Montana Natural History Journey Join other active seniors to experience firsthand the natural history documented by the Corps of Discovery in western Montana. Visit key historical sites such as Lolo Hot Springs, Ross’s Hole and Traveler’s Rest with experts to interpret the significance of each site. Learn about the plants and animals listed in the journals. This program includes presentations on the tools and weapons used by the historic expedition as well as special guest speakers. Share Montana with other interesting people from around the nation! Local residents can attend these fascinating programs for $165 (meals at additional cost). Dates: July 6-1 July 20-25 August 3-8 August 17-22 August 31-September 5 Riverfest 2003 A fun-filled and free celebration of spring awaits you at RiverFest 2003! Join us for a guided nature walks, learn how to bring birds and butterflies to your backyard, and try your hand at fly fishing. Exhibits and nature activities for all ages.

28. Monterey County - Current Events nationally acclaimed florist, Linda Arietta of Country Essences, brings 30 yearsof innovative floral design and growing experience to this Ongoing events. http://www.gomonterey.com/special_interest/current_events/mar.html

Search Current Events or Add an Event March 2004 Events Ongoing Events February 1 - March 11 Friends of Steinbeck Exhibition of artwork by friends of John Steinbeck including paintings, drawings and writing. Also there will be a display of books by Steinbeck from the City of Monterey Collection. At the Monterey Conference Center, One Portola Plaza, Monterey. Sponsored by the City of Monterey. Fee: No Admission Fee Time: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM - Monday - Friday Phone Number: February 22 - May 17 Wine Tasting Course at Joullian Vineyard Joullian Vineyards will be hosting four Friday evening wine tasting classes on Feb 22, Mar 22, May 3, May 17 at its Village Tasting Room. Classes are held in an intimate setting with limited seating. They are designed for the novice and wine connoisseur alike and will be hosted by Joullian winemaker Ridge Watson. Course dates are: February 22nd, March 22nd, May 3rd and May 17th. Call for additional information. Fee: $30.00 per person Time: 6:30 - 7:30 PM Phone Number: February 22 - April 24 Pacific Repertory Theatre Spring Festival This year's spring festival brings a host of favorites to local stages. Call for performance and ticket information.

29. Georgia Institute Of Technology :: Business & Government nationally, Georgia Tech is one of the top ten universities receiving funds forindustrysponsored research, according to the National Science current events. http://www.gatech.edu/business-government/

@import "../styles/ahem.css"; Jump to Content: Introduction Recruiters Business Leaders/Entrepreneurs ... Technology Assistance Navigation: shortcuts... Alumni Current Students Parents Prospective Students Visitors About Tech Economic Development Employment Libraries News Room Research Sports Events Calendar FAQ Important Contacts News Quick Links Home Recruiters Business owners and hiring managers looking for the most qualified candidates, look no further. Georgia Tech graduates are among the most heavily recruited by Fortune 500 companies. Georgia Tech offers a myriad of services Business Leaders/Entrepreneurs Georgia Tech offers business leaders a wide variety of services and resources to help their companies grow and enhance our economy. Georgia Tech is a powerhouse of research innovation that fuels development of new products and formation of new companies, and offers a wide variety of services Government Leaders Federal, state, and local government officials; economic developers; and communities can all turn to Georgia Tech for a wide variety of support services Improved Molecular Beacons Show Promise for Cancer Detection, Rapid Viral Diagnosis

30. Georgia Institute Of Technology :: Current Students student body contains leaders and scholars in all fields from the awardwinning studentnewspaper and yearbook to nationally recognized student current events. http://www.gatech.edu/current-students/

@import "../styles/ahem.css"; Jump to Content: Undergraduate Students Graduate Students Professional Education Students ... Technology Assistance Navigation: shortcuts... Alumni Current Students Parents Prospective Students Visitors About Tech Economic Development Employment Libraries News Room Research Sports Events Calendar FAQ Important Contacts News Quick Links Home Undergraduates and graduate students at Tech work hard and play hard. Through innovative research alongside some of the most notable faculty in the world, rigorous classroom experiences that expand the mind, campus concerts where friends meet, and intramural sports where students come together in friendly but serious competition, Georgia Tech lets students make their own college experience. There are more than 300 student organizations to choose from on the Tech campus as well as all the resources that Atlanta offers students in community service, entertainment, and sports. Get involved! Undergraduate Students If you are an enrolled undergraduate student at Georgia Tech and have questions about academic, student life, student services, or financial issues, please visit the

31. Current Events - Press Release of the CWRP and look forward to working with the Coastal America partners to implementthis exciting publicprivate partnership nationally, stated Edward http://www.coastalamerica.gov/text/massaward.html

Navigate the Coastal America Site Coastal Ecosystem Learning Centers Innovative Readiness Training (IRT) Student Ocean Conferences Scientific and Tech. Advisory Committee Publications Audio/Video Clips Partnership Awards Partnership Award 2003 Application Federal Partners Links Employment Internal Site Home The Gillette Company is also receiving a Coastal America Special Recognition Award for their leadership role in establishing the Corporate Wetlands Restoration Partnership. For more information about the Massachusetts ceremony, contact Patmarie Nedelka or Jeremy Kranowitz at 202-401-9928. Assistant Secretary of the Army, Dr. Joseph Westphal Presents National Award to Partners in the Corporate Wetlands Restoration Partnership in Plymouth, Massachusetts Press Release Plymouth, MASSACHUSETTS - The Partners in the Corporate Wetlands Restoration Partnership were recognized for their outstanding partnership efforts by Coastal America at a ceremony held at the Sheraton Inn in Plymouth, this afternoon. The Gillette Company also received a special recognition award. The event drew federal, state and local leaders. Federal and state officials attending the event included Dr. Joseph Westphal, the Chair of Coastal America and Assistant Secretary of the Army for Civil Works; Robert Durand, Secretary of the Massachusetts Executive Office of Environmental Affairs; Mindy Lubber, Regional Administrator, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region I; and Colonel Brian Osterndorf, District Engineer, Army Corps of Engineers, New England District. They were joined by the award recipients, federal representatives of the Coastal America Partnership, state, local and private interests.

32. Coastal America - Current Events efforts. The restoration of coastal wetlands in Maine is an importantenvironmental initiative, both regionally and nationally. http://www.coastalamerica.gov/text/pressevent120601.html

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Virginia Tippie, Coastal America (202) 401-9928 List of Awardees Stew Fefer Lois Winter Ron Joseph Ward Feurt Graham Taylor Jan Taylor Kate O'Brien Eric Hammerling Trevor Needham Marta Anderson Natural Resources Conservation Service Sandra Lary Bill Yamartino Dan Baumert Bob Wengrzynek Geoff Coombs Lew Crosby Kay Nickel Wayne Munroe Mary Thompson National Marine Fisheries Service John Catena U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Bill Hubbard Phil Bozenhard Gene Dumont Jim Connolly Ducks Unlimited Ray Whittemore Bill Brown Grace Bottitta Nancy Sferra Maine Auduon Society Rob Bryan SWAMP Inc.

33. Parents - School-to-Work - Business Education Council Of Niagara The following links will provide you information on current events locally,nationally and internationally. Newspapers Niagara Region St. http://www.becon.org/schooltowork/currenteventsp.html

Your browser does not support script document.write(dateString); Helping Career Planning Career Planning Resources Passport To Prosperity Current Events ... Parent Homepage Current Events: The following links will provide you information on current events locally, nationally and internationally. Newspapers - Niagara Region St. Catharines Standard Forbes Fortune Life ... administration

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35. Napa Valley - Current Events April 2003 events. Songs from nationally acclaimed recordings I am Who I Am! , OneWorld Join us for this and several of our current releases, plus appetizers. http://www.napavalley.com/special_interest/current_events/apr.html

Napa Valley Home Page Search Current Events or Add an Event April 2003 Events April 2 - 7 Copia Presents:Kosher Wines Kosher wines have been produced for thousands of years and claim the earliest systematic approach for quality control in both grape growing and wine making. Come learn about this inspired tradition during the Passover season. Copia is located at 500 First Street, Napa. Fee: Day admission price Time: 3:00 PM Phone Number: 888-51-copia April 4 Help Clean out the COPIA Wine Cellar Help clean out the COPIA Cellar and sample a dizzying array of assorted wines from diverse appellations, producers and varietals. Paired with Vinyl Rhythms provided by Gabe Meline and appetizers, of course. Copia is located at 500 First Street, Napa. Fee: Time: 6:00 PM-8:00 PM Phone Number: April 4 - 28 Summers Winery Spring Releases Fee: $3.00 Tasting Fee, waived with purchase Time: 11:00 AM-4:00 PM Phone Number: April 4 Tax Relief Wines at Back Room Wines Growing weary of tax time? Back Room Wines has some needed relief for you: Six "Value Wines" judged by owner Daniel Dawson as worthy of your cost-conscious criteria. 10% off wines poured this night only. $10 fee includes an "Amuse Bouche". 974 Franklin Street, Napa. Fee: $10.00 per person

36. Archaeology And Historic Resources Home Page ABOUT US current events ARCHIVES 106 purposes of expediting this roadimprovement project while preserving a nationally significant archaeological http://www.aot.state.vt.us/archaeology/design/default.htm

Vermont Agency of Transportation Archaeological and Historic Resources ABOUT US CURRENT EVENTS ARCHIVES 106 REGULATORY PROCESS ... HISTORIC RESOURCE LINKS WORLD ARCHAEOLOGY Headline Feature: Lost Roman Treasure: Priceless mosaics rescued from an ancient city Other Recent News: Old Mill Gets New Lease as Tourist Draw Historic Building in Path of Proposed Stadium draws both Support and Criticism Archaeological Mapping of the Mt. Vernon Estate Roman Iron Factory Discovered ORDER YOUR COPY OF THE JOURNAL OF VERMONT ARCHAEOLOGY TODAY! 3 VOLUMES AVAILABLE! CLICK HERE TO ORDER The Church Street Cemetery Revitalization Project, Swanton, Vermont Plagued by vandals and the effects of time, this historic graveyard was in desperate need of repair. A group of Vermont Youth Conservation Corps members through a grant from VTrans, took on the task. The VYCC youth worked closely with members of the Swanton Historical Society and Old Cemetery Association to repair fallen stones and install fences to protect the graveyard. Preservation in Place; A Mitigation Plan for the Fort Vengeance Monument Site

37. Federation Of Genealogical Societies Founded in 1976, the society has three major purposes serving the needs of its member societies, Category Regional North America Genealogy Organizations...... This fund is a nationally supported program to finance the creation of findingaids and the microfilming of valuable research materials now current events. http://www.fgs.org/

The Federation of Genealogical Societies, founded in 1976, has three major purposes: serving the needs of its member societies, providing products and services needed by member societies, and marshaling the resources of its member organizations. For more information, select from the topics below: Federation Membership . How to become a member and a list of some of the benefits enjoyed. FGS Forum Magazine . Stay informed of the latest developments in genealogy by subscribing to FGS Forum Order back issues online. Federation Member Societies/FGS Society Hall . More than 500 societies are members of FGS. Use this link to Society Hall for additional information about these organizations. The Ruth C. Bishop Family History Volunteer Hall of Honor recognizes outstanding volunteers from the genealogical community. The winner will have his/her expenses covered to attend the annual FGS Conference. The nominating society will receive a $1000 cash award. FGS National Insurance Program . In association with Acordia Insurance Services of Southern California, the Federation offers a program for local society insurance coverage.

38. Code 7 Cafe's Current Events Page. Current Issues And Events Related To Firearms current events. Success (0116-98) North Carolina Right to Carry - Popular and Safe(12-13-97) Right to Carry - Working in the States, Needed nationally (10-03 http://www.code7cafe.com/events.htm

CURRENT EVENTS "Our task of creating a Socialist America can only succeed when those who would resist us have been totally disarmed." -Sara Brady, Chair of Handgun Control Inc in " The National Educator " Magazine January 1994 [Contents] California Legislative Updates Federal Legislative Updates Articles Regarding Concealed Carry Articles Regarding The Brady Bill ... Recent Court Rulings Regarding the 2nd Amendment Page Last Updated: Hrs Current Events Florida Verdict Defies Common Sense House Democrats Select Pelosi to Carry Party Banner Bellesiles Resigns But Still Feeling Heat VPC Applauds Eradication of Law-Abiding Small Businesses ... AGS Shows True Colors Again Highlights from 2001 2001 Year in Review Schumer and Kennedy Move to Register Law-Abiding Gun Owners Ashcroft Under Attack for Obeying the Law VPC Exposes Failure of "Gun Control" ... Highlights From 1998 Articles Regarding Concealed Carry Michigan Supreme Court Rejects Right to Carry Referendum Concealed Carry Study Has Anti-Gunners Scrambling Right to Carry: Cajun Success North Carolina Right to Carry - Popular and Safe ... No Illegal Use of Concealed Carry Handguns in North Carolina Articles Regarding The Brady Bill Academics and Other Experts Find Waiting Periods Ineffective Claims of Brady Success Warrant Close Scrutiny One Instant Check State Out-Performs 20 Wait States Media Misses Mark with Brady Bill ... Supreme Court Rules Brady Unconstitutional Recent Rulings Regarding the 2nd Amendment Federal Court says Second Amendment Protects Individual Right AG Ashcroft Confirms 2nd Amendment Protects Individual Right High Court Snubs Case on Assault Weapons Ban Support Mounts for Individual Right Theory ... Federal Court Says 2nd Amendment is an Individual Right Back to the

39. JHH Benefits And Compensation Page current events Johns Hopkins Family Center Conveniently located a few blocks fromThe day care center managed by Bright Horizons, a nationallyknown provider http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/jhhr/hrcomp.htm

Welcome to the Benefits Office. We look forward to the opportunity to serve you. We can be reached by e-mail (use the link below), by voice at (410) 955-6208, or by fax at (410) 614-3727. INTRODUCTION The Benefits Office is responsible for the design, implementation and administration of the Health and Welfare Plans for represented and non-represented employees. Its goal is to provide a comprehensive, competitive and cost-effective benefit program to meet the health, education, and paid time off needs of the employees of JHHSC/JHH. BENEFITS OFFICE STAFF Mary Carole Kirkpatrick Manager Carol Garst Benefits Specialist Medical/Dental Claim Issues Emergency Loan Program Paid Time Off Flexible Spending Accounts COBRA Eileen Kerr Benefits Specialist Live Near Your Work Program Emergency Loan Program Medical/Dental Claim Issues Paid Time Off Life Insurance Claims Sharanda Purnell Benefits Coordinator Tuition Reimbursement /Advancement Emergency Loans Joint Training Council Michele Reichart Benefits Coordinator Family and Medical Leave Leave of Absence Requests MTA Pre-Tax Transit Program Employee Discount Tickets Child / Elder Care Information Short Term / Long Term Disability For quicker navigation, use the links below. Press your browser "Back" button to return.

40. Verdun American High School News And Other Current Events Upcoming events include Colorado October 25-28; Washington, DC Metro Area Presleymakes an appearance at a reunion ..nationally known entertainer has Brat http://www.vahs.org/news.htm

Verdun American High School Falcon NEWS!! From: "Bob G" <gioxyz@citlink.net> To: <webmaster@vahs.org> Subject: General Info Date: Wed, 19 Jun 2002 19:17:07 -0700 How ya doin' Marilynn Chandler (French) and Bob Giordano (class of '62) have become engaged to be married. We will be at the Timmons' reunion in Ralieigh/Durham, NC on Bastille Day weekend. Thanx, Bob G Visit www.overseasbrats.com or email JoeOSBPRES@aol.com for more information. Specify which event you are interested in. Then come join us, and meet your Brat peers! 7. Want a copy of a recent OVERSEAS BRATS publication? It's yours for the asking! Just need a name and a mailing address to send it to. Have a terrific day! J:De (Joe with a smile!) Condrill OVERSEAS BRATS From: JoeOSBPRES@aol.com Date: Mon, 28 May 2001 17:06:44 EDT Subject: Update For All Brats (Osb11-05) To: webmaster@vahs.org Hi! Happy Memorial Day Weekend! Hope you are doing well! Delivered-To: webmaster@vahs.org

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