Bibliography Oxford, 1891. thompson, Edward J. Sir Walter Raleigh, Last of the Elizabethans.new Haven, CT, 1936. Phelps, david Sutton. new York, NY, 1972. Kimball, Owen. http://www.nps.gov/fora/biblio.htm
Extractions: ON THE ROANOKE ISLAND COLONIES Some of the following works are valuable sources of information about England's attempts to explore and settle North America in the 1580s. Others reveal attitudes toward, and interpretations of, these attempts. Many recently published books and pamphlets are still in print; older books are available in the rare-book collections of some large libraries or in facsimile reprints. Some of the articles are difficult to find except in a university library. Publications such as the Reader's Guide to Periodical Literature and America: History and Life and indexes to scholarly journals such as North Carolina Historical Review and The William and Mary Quarterly list numerous articles too specialized for inclusion here. This flyer is based loosely on England, Sir Walter Raleigh, the Roanoke Colonies, by William S. Powell. Primary Sources and Modern Compilations of Source Material
Extractions: Algarin, Miguel, and Bob Homan, eds. . New York: Holt, 1994. Baquedano, Elizabeth. Aztec, Inca and Maya . New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1993. Barton, Bob. Tell Me Another: Storytelling and Reading Aloud at Home, at School, and in the Community . Markham, Ont.: Pembroke, 1986. Barton, Bob, and David Booth. Stories in the Classroom: Storytelling, Reading Aloud, and Role Playing with Children . Portsmouth, NH: Heinemann, 1990. Bauer, Caroline Feller, and Lynn Gates Bredsen. Caroline Feller Bauer's New Handbook for Storytellers: With Stories, Poems, Magic and More . Chicago: ALA, 1993. Bernier-Grand, Carmen T., ed. "Shake It, Morena!" And other Folklore from Puerto Rico . New York: Midbrook, 2002.
Extractions: Are genetically modified organisms the answer to the worlds hunger problems or a health and environmental threat? Bill Lambrecht discusses his book Dinner at the New Gene Café . Vogue food critic Jeffrey Steingarten shares his thoughts on food, everything from truffle hunting in Italy to his search for the perfect salt. Film scholar David Thompson shares his views on movie making, The New Biographical Dictionary of Film . Plus Arthur Bradford shares his collection of short stories, Dogwalker
David Spangler - Between Order And Chaos Culture (which he coauthored with William Irwin thompson). entering the physicalworld with a new perspective david The mystical part of me still focuses upon http://www.context.org/ICLIB/IC34/Spangler.htm
Extractions: David Spangler is probably best known for his work as co-director and spokesperson for the Findhorn Community in northern Scotland. He has lectured widely on spiritual philosophy, personal development, futures studies, and community development. David's books include Emergence: The Rebirth of the Sacred; and, most recently, Reimagination of the World: A Critique of the New Age, Science, and Popular Culture (which he co-authored with William Irwin Thompson). In the fall, Bantam will be publishing Manifestation: the Inner Art. James Morton, dean of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York City, once described David as "a highly regarded advocate of spiritual empowerment" who is "both down-to-earth and a genuine mystic." He describes himself as a "household contemplative," admittedly fond of chocolate and computer games, although not necessarily in that order. I would describe him as one of the more holistic philosophers I know.
Extractions: The post, created last week by President George Bush, gives Brailer oversight over a broad segment of the governments healthcare bureaucracy in order to coordinate health informatics programs across the executive branch. Among Brailers first responsibilities will be the exploration of incentives for technology use in the federal Medicare program. Thompson, announcing the appointment at an HHS health IT summit, said hell work closely with Brailer, and he encouraged the industry to hold him responsible for the performance of the new coordinator. Hell report to me, Thompson told an overflow crowd in a Washington hotel ballroom, so you can hold me responsible. In addition to serving the Health Technology Center, Brailer spent a decade at CareScience Inc., working as the companys chairman and chief executive officer. There, Brailer played a crucial role in the development of a local health information infrastructure in Santa Barbara County, California, which has been suggested as one of the models for the development of a broader national infrastructure. In addition to announcing Brailers appointment, Thompson also said that several other department priorities were coming to fruition. Federal agencies, he said, will adopt an additional 15 health standards examined by the governments Consolidated Health Informatics initiatives. And the SNOMED-CT clinical technology licensed last year by the government for free distribution is now available online at the National Library of Medicine.
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New Series Composer 20, thompson, Kenneth W. (Ed.), Contemporary politics, rhetoric Grigar (Eds.), newworlds, new words Exploring Hairston, Maxine; david A. Jolliffe (Ed.), Against http://comppile.tamucc.edu/edseries/editedseries01.htm
Extractions: Compilers of Reprinted Pieces Title Place of Publication Date Beardsley, Monroe C. (Ed.) Modes of argument Indianapolis, IN Fiske, Edward B. (Ed.) The contemporary religious experience Indianapolis, IN Gove, Philip Babcock The role of the dictionary Indianapolis, IN Howe, Irving. (Ed.) Student activism Indianapolis, IN Lief, Leonard. (Ed.) The new conservatives Indianapolis, IN Mesthene, Emmanuel G. (Ed.) Technology and social change Indianapolis, IN Thomas, Owen Paul. (Ed.) The structure of language Indianapolis, IN Weintraub, Stanley. (Ed.) Biography and truth Indianapolis, IN Adams, Maurianne. (Ed.) Autobiography Indianapolis, IN Beardsley, Monroe C. (Ed.) Literature and aesthetics Indianapolis, IN Larson, Richard Leslie. (Ed.) Rhetoric Indianapolis, IN McNamee, Maurice B. (Ed.) Essays by the masters Indianapolis, IN Sarris, Andrew. (Ed.) The film Indianapolis, IN Burke, Virginia M. (Ed.) The paragraph in context Indianapolis, IN Johnston, Kenneth R.; W. T. Lhamon (Eds.) The rhetoric of conflict Indianapolis, IN
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Elevate Me: Michael Blakes New York World-Jazz Records, is an Arabianflavored journey through world-fusion. of those masters YusefLateef, Roland Kirk, Lucky thompson. I do try to seek out new inspiration http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/article.php?id=428
World Space Congress Astronotes: Daily Updates thompson said he recalls tricky budget negotiations and times when his LeonardDavid. Space Center engineers have begun sketching out a new integrated human http://www.space.com/news/wsc_astronotes-1.html
Extractions: October 19 World Space Congress NGST: The Name Game Much to everybodys surprise, the Next Generation Space Telescope (NGST) was anointed with the name: The James Webb Space Telescope, after the space agencys second administrator. That decision is thought to have come from the top, courtesy of current NASA chief, Sean OKeefe, who holds the highest regard for Webbs administrative skills. The space agency points out that, while the late James Webb is best known for his managerial skills in shaping the Apollo Moon program, he also spurred into being a vigorous space science program. He was responsible for more than 75 launches during his tenure, including Americas first interplanetary explorers. Here at the World Space Congress, however, specifically among astronomers, the NASA-picked name falls flat. Christening the super-observatory the James Webb Space Telescope has irked the space science community. They would have preferred the scope be named after an astronomer, taking after the Hubble Space Telescope example. Edwin P. Hubble was a staff astronomer at Carnegie Institutions Mount Wilson Observatory. The general picture of the universe established in his work remains at the heart of present-day cosmology.
Extractions: Sponsor/Media Kit 5/18/2004 @ 5:40 PM print this article email to a friend join our eNewsletter The Immune Response Corporation (NASDAQ:IMNR) , a biopharmaceutical company developing immune- based therapies (IBT) for HIV and multiple sclerosis (MS), today announced that David C. Mitchell has joined the company as Executive Director, Regulatory Affairs. Mr. Mitchell assumes a new company position and will be responsible for all aspects of regulatory affairs including those related to the world-wide clinical development programs for both HIV and MS, licensing and marketing registration. "The combination of David's experience in biologics as well as FDA negotiation and submission is a tremendous asset to The Immune Response Corporation," said John N. Bonfiglio Ph.D., Chief Executive Officer of The Immune Response Corporation. "We are delighted that David is joining us at this time as we embark on an expanded clinical program for both HIV and MS and move towards commercialization. He will be a great value to the Company as we move forward."
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Extractions: Winning Films of MOUNTAINFILM In Telluride 2004 TRAVELLERS AND MAGICIANS Best of Festival BALSEROS Best Feature Documentary WORD WARS Best Cultural Documentary YOUR HIMALAYA Best Mountain Film Best Short PSICOBLOC Outstanding Climbing Film A refreshingly lean take on rock climbing; filmed high above the surf of the Balearean islands with splashes of insightful interviews. Psicobloc uses rhythmic pacing and vertiginous camera work to capture the dedication of the climbers. THE STORY OF THE WEEPING CAMEL Outstanding Ethnographic Film THE AGRONOMIST Outstanding Political Documentary SuperSize Me Outstanding Cultural Documentary Etre et Avoir Outstanding Cultural Documentary DAUGHTERS OF EVEREST Special Jury Prize $1,000 Krumped Special Jury Prize $1,000 Gathering of the Tribe....Return to Paradise The Island of New Guinea: Lessons from the Last Unknown One year ago, MOUNTAINFILM celebrated its 25th anniversary with a sentimental view of our past and an expanding appetite for new ideas and images that warranted a bigger stage (six screens actually) in response to growing audience demand and our silver anniversary. The expansion stretched our manpower and creativity, but it worked! We found that we could spread our crowds, show more films, host more speakers and, most importantly, sustain the sense of intimacy necessary to keep faith with our community and a decade of sold-out events.
David Thompson, Explorer And Mapmaker (Part 1) - Suite101.com Not well known in the United States, david thompson was actually one of the first men to explore the western U.S. After Lewis and Clark who explored the lower Columbia, he and his party were the http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/old_west/62033
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Extractions: 1. Welshmen may have settled America before Columbus. It is now well known that Viking explorers reached parts of the eastern seaboard of what is now Canada about the year 1100 and that Norwegian Leif Erikson's Vinland may have been an area that is now part of the United States. What is less known is that a Welshman may not have been too far behind Erikson, bringing settlers with him. According to Welsh legend, Madog ab Owain Gwynedd was a 12th century prince from Gwynedd who sailed westward with a group of followers seeking lands far away from the constant warfare of his native Wales. According to the story, his eight ships made landfall at what is now called Mobile Bay, Alabama in 1169. Owain's little flagship was the "Gwennan Gorn." Liking what he found, Madog then returned to Wales for additional settlers, who consequently left with the explorer in a small fleet of ships. Sailing westward from Lundy Island in 1171, the courageous little band was never heard from again, at least in Europe.
