61. New Page 1 York, 1969); Howard Lamar and Leonard thompson, eds., The America, 14921800 (newHaven, 1986); david J. Weber Spanish Frontier in North America (new Haven, 1992). http://www.uta.edu/history/transatlantic/courses-6388.htm

HIST 6338: Issues In Transatlantic History Instructors: Buisseret, Narrett, Reinhardt, Reinhartz Course Description This course will provide students entering the Ph.D. program with an introduction to Transatlantic History by emphasizing the interchange among the peoples of the continents bordering the Atlantic Ocean from the earliest contacts until the present. Taught by four different instructors, the course will survey the major themes that students will explore in greater depth in the colloquium courses 6301 and 6302. Goals and Objectives This core course will introduce students to the main concepts in the study of Transatlantic History. Here they will consider the nature of African, American, and European societies on the eve of expansion, study the motivation and the means used by Europeans in their expansion to the New World, and then survey the immediate and long-term effects of the encounters in different parts of the Americas. This course will also examine theories about syncretic developments, variously described as "acculturation" and "creolization." Examples of Readings Exploration and Discovery Natives and Settlers on the Eve of European Expansion James Axtell

62. 1999 Futurehealth Winter Conference On Brain Function, Modification And Training Metacognition and Sound Therapy Michael Lynda thompson 835 in Topographic EEGacross the Waking Day david Kaiser Non we love to see new faces and ideas. http://www.futurehealth.org/99wbrain.htm

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63. The Life Of David Thompson innocent girl, too good for this world. (Bond, 188 and Jennifer SH Brown, The NewPeoples Being Glover, Richard (ed.), david thompson s Narrative, 17841812. http://www.northwestjournal.ca/V1.htm

Art. I. The Life of David Thompson The travels and explorations of this intrepid explorer are recounted. David Thompson was born in London, England, on April 30, 1770. His parents were Welsh, and of little means. His father died when he was two, and at the tender age of seven, he was enrolled by his mother in the historic 'Grey Coat' charity school near Westminster Abbey. Having shown an aptitude for mathematics, his education was oriented towards preparing him for life as a midshipman in the Royal Navy. His studies included algebra, trigonometry, geography, and navigation using 'practical astronomy'. Over the years, the Hudson's Bay Company (HBC) made periodic requests to the school for students to be apprenticed to the North American fur trade. Many of these students would later receive training from Philip Turnor, the HBC's first chief surveyor. Among these pupils were Joseph Hansom, George Hudson, John Hodgson, and George Donald. As Thompson neared the end of his education, the Hudson's Bay Company asked for four more apprentices. Only two were eligible at that time ; one of them was the fourteen-year-old David Thompson. In May 1784, he set sail for Hudson's Bay aboard the Prince Rupert . He never saw his mother or England again. It is not known what duties he may have performed during the voyage, but he owned a Hadley's quadrant when he left England, presented to him when he finished school. The Hadley's quadrant was a double-mirrored navigational instrument which could measure angles up to ninety degrees. In 1785, he had to leave this quadrant behind at Churchill when he was transferred to York Factory, expecting it to be forwarded to him eventually. He apparently never used it again, since in 1790 it was requisitioned by Joseph Colen for use aboard the York Factory sloop. Thompson's early work in America did not include surveying. He later wrote '[in 1789] I regained my mathematical education...', suggesting he had become quite rusty (Glover, 55).

64. Explorers' Index - Pathfinders And Passageways new Continent/ 16th John Stuart, William Thanadelthur thompson, david Vancouver, George http://www.collectionscanada.ca/explorers/h24-200-e.html

Explorers' Index Amundsen, Roald Baffin, William Bering, Vitus Jonassen Bernier Joseph ... Vancouver, George Vikings, see Norse Voznesenskii, I. G. Zagoskin, Lavrentii Alekseevich Created: 2001-12-07 Updated: 2001-12-07 Top of page Important Notices

65. UTA 6338 Syllabus Atlantic History Seminar York, 1969) Howard Lamar and Leonard thompson, eds., The America, 14921800 (new Haven,1986) david J. Weber Spanish Frontier in North America (new Haven, 1992). http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~atlantic/syllabi/teaching/uta6338.html

Overview Seminars Working Papers Workshops ... Other Resources HIST 6338: Issues In Transatlantic History Instructors: Buisseret, Narrett, Reinhardt, Reinhartz University of Texas at Arlington Course Description This course will provide students entering the Ph.D. program with an introduction to Transatlantic History by emphasizing the interchange among the peoples of the continents bordering the Atlantic Ocean from the earliest contacts until the present. Taught by four different instructors, the course will survey the major themes that students will explore in greater depth in the colloquium courses 6301 and 6302. Goals and Objectives This core course will introduce students to the main concepts in the study of Transatlantic History. Here they will consider the nature of African, American, and European societies on the eve of expansion, study the motivation and the means used by Europeans in their expansion to the New World, and then survey the immediate and long-term effects of the encounters in different parts of the Americas. This course will also examine theories about syncretic developments, variously described as "acculturation" and "creolization." Examples of Readings Exploration and Discovery Natives and Settlers on the Eve of European Expansion James Axtell

66. Books & More From Paddyfield.com Following the release of Gangs of new York, a fully updated RESOURCES FOR ADVENT/CHRISTMAS WARD, ELAINE M / thompson, R H / COVINGTON, david H ($24.95) HK http://www.paddyfield.com/mainstore/searchbooks.php?qtype=author&q=Thompson, Dav

67. David Thompson Receives Viola R. MacMillan Developer's Award the US and Peru with a new underground gold Mr. thompson is known throughout the industryfor his the business. According to one supporter, david has likely http://www.teckcominco.com/news/misc/dt-vrm-040122.htm

Contact Us Site Map Careers Navbar: Home Our Company News Releases Investors ... Exploration Industry Awards - D.A. Thompson David Thompson Receives Viola R. MacMillan Developer's Award This year, the PDAC has chosen David Thompson to receive the Viola MacMillan award. David is a giant in Canada 's mineral industry. 25 years ago he became chief financial officer of Teck Corporation. During that quarter century, he played a dominant role in Teck's spectacular growth and development, efficiently and prudently managing the company's financial affairs. Nine years ago, David became CEO of Teck's affiliate, Cominco Ltd. And again demonstrated his business acumen by transforming the company into a successful world leader in zinc. Today, David is deputy chairman and CEO of Teck Cominco Limited, a major Canadian mining company with an international reach. The company holds interests in thirteen producing mines in Canada , the U.S. and Peru with a new underground gold mine on the horizon. The company is also actively involved in exploring for mineral deposits throughout the world and has exploration offices in nine countries. Mr. Thompson is known throughout the industry for his integrity and ability, and has been described as having "the sharpest pencil in the business." According to one supporter, David "has likely contributed as much by the transactions he didn't do as those transactions he did." This ability has served the shareholders of Teck and Cominco well.

68. National Geographic Magazine @ Nationalgeographic.com Later known as Count Rumford, thompson invented the North Atlantic’s El Niño,”new Scientist, 31 extra/NaOf/nao.htm King, Michael D. and david D. Herring http://www.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/0010/feature5/

Secrets of the Oceans Step into the world of writers and photographers as they tell you the best, worst, and quirkiest places and adventures they encountered in the field By Jennifer Ackerman Photographs by Cary Wolinsky Get a taste for what awaits you in print from this compelling excerpt. As the R.V. Thomas G. Thompson The Thompson, a 274-foot (85-meter) research vessel owned by the United States Navy and operated by the University of Washington School of Oceanography, is headed south to trace the 24th parallel between North America and Hawaii. Its goal: to examine changes in the ocean since a research vessel last tracked this route 15 years earlier. On the deck of the Thompson waits an impressive suite of oceanographic instruments, all strapped and secured against the roll and pitch of the ship. The Thompson Get the whole story in the pages of National Geographic Magazine Should more tax dollars be spent on ocean exploration? Dive into the discussion Meteor Institution Sites Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) www.whoi.edu/home/

69. David Brenner, ISU, Ames, Iowa Brenner, david M. 1999. new York Article on the web http//www.hort.purdue.edu/newcrop/proceedings1993/V2322.html. 32-3.thompson, MM and D. Brenner. 1990. http://www.ars-grin.gov/ars/MidWest/Ames/Personnel/Persons_dbrenner.html

North Central Regional Plant Introduction Station David Brenner ISU Curator II (Amaranth) M.A., University of Oregon (1986) David joined the staff in 1989. He is a germplasm Curator and maintains the collections of Amaranthus, Celosia, Chenopodium, Coronilla, Dalea, Galega, Melilotus, Perilla, and Spinacia and distributes seeds worldwide for breeding and research projects. His duties include seed regeneration, improving methods for growth, and controlled pollination in seed regeneration. To improve communication among breeders and other users of these seed collections, David participates in crop germplasm committees. For the crops he curates, he maintains publicly available electronic data on the Germplasm Resources Information Network. He conducts plant breeding research involving reduced seed shattering and male sterility in amaranths. David Brenner may be emailed at: dbrenner@iastate.edu Other Work Experience: 1988 Plant Collector, Oregon State University. Traveled extensively in remote areas of Northern Pakistan to locate and collect varieties of fruit and nut tree species for conservation of germplasm. 1987 Germplasm Mapping Consultant, International Board for Plant Genetic Resources, Rome, Italy. Developed world collection site maps for sweet potatoes (Ipomoea). 1981 Plant Mapping Technician, Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, Barro Colorado Island, Panama (identification of woody plants)

70. Thompson, Canada Maps, City Images, Travel Books -- Trip Preparation Columbia Journals david thompson Barbara Belyea (Editor); 1998 A Pictorial GuideCourtney thompson Chris Mills Fodor s Nova Scotia, new Brunswick, Prince http://www.books-maps.com/CA/YTH.html

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71. Norge_USA Congressmen david Minge (MN), Earl Pomeroy (ND), Martin Olav Sabo (MN The annual May17 parade in new York is Rue, known popularly as Snowshoe thompson, was one http://odin.dep.no/ud/html/usa/default.htm

Greeting by H.M. King Harald V Introduction The United States President - A Popular Guest in Norway Important Economic Sectors ... The Norwegian-Americans Introduction The first bonds between Norway and the United States were formed when Leiv Eiriksson set foot on the American shore 1,000 years ago. The Viking sagas tell the story of the vision and bravery that led the Norse seafarers to journey across the Atlantic. Centuries later, a wave of Norwegian immigrants followed, searching for economic prosperity along with greater opportunity. With them, they brought their ethnic identity, and, through hard work and innovation, they made distinct contributions to the development of modern America. During the 20th century, ties between our countries have further developed and strengthened. As allies in World War II and later as founding members of NATO, we have pursued our common goal of a peaceful world. Together we face the 21st century as modern and prosperous nations. This brochure features many of the close political, economic and cultural links that exist between Norway and the United States. These common bonds create a strong foundation for the future.

72. David Rumsey Colection - Historical Maps - New Images - 12.15.01 from 1012 new Maps added to the david Rumsey Collection the Geology of new Hampshire,1878 new Hampshire Map of Alameda County, California, 1878 thompson West http://www.davidrumsey.com/add111501.htm

Highlights from 1012 New Maps added to the David Rumsey Collection, December 15, 2001. All titles may be found by searching under Search/by Publication Author using the author last names below. Commercial, Topographical, and Statistical Atlas of the United States, 1874 Asher and Adams 41 Maps, most complete edition. This was one of the first United States atlases to exclusively feature railroad lines, showing minimal topography and only showing towns on or next to railroads. Map Of The Pacific States, 1867 Bancroft, H.H.; Knight, W.H. Second edition. Highly detailed wall map of the Western United States just after the Civil War. Atlas of the Oil Regions of Pennsylvania, 1865 Beers, F. W. 54 maps, views, and advertisements. The only atlas made of the oil regions in Pennsylvania when oil was first discovered. The advertisements offer a look at the various companies involved in the early oil business. Atlas of New York and Vicinity, 1868

73. Great Canadian Explorers: James Cook this visit into the larger world of Pacific exploration; Christon Archer s Spanishexploration and Settlement of new York and Toronto Charles Scribner s Sons http://www.mta.ca/faculty/arts/canadian_studies/english/about/multimedia/explore

James Cook Efrat, Barbara S. and W.J. Langlois, eds. Captain Cook and the Spanish Explorers on the Coast: Nu.tka . Victoria: Royal British Columbia Museum, 1978. Villiers Alan. Captain James Cook . New York and Toronto: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1967. Continue on to Sir Alexander MacKenzie Table of Contents Great Canadian Explorers English Introduction Page 1 General Sources Page 1 Annotated Bibliography John Cabot Jacques Cartier Samuel de Champlain Henry Kelsey ... Vilhjalmur Stefansson Related CD-ROMs Page 1 Related Web Sites Page 1 PDF version Printer-friendly About Canada Annotated Bibliographies Canadian Heritage/Patrimoine canadien The Centre for Canadian Studies at Mount Allison University

74. DEX Explorers - Who Are We? Anissa Bartonthompson, HTML Designer, Guidance Solutions. david Bert,Host/Segment Producer. Scott Heimes, new Business Director. http://www.digitalexplorers.com/explorers/whoarewe.html

Expeditions Explorers Gear It's not just a planet, it's a test-bed. The Digital Exploration Society is a growing community of people who honestly care about digital media excellence and believe that technology is natural. DEX members care as much about the "real" world as they do about the synthetic one. All of us are motivated by the idea that the second great age of exploration, which is just beginning, is not just about discovering what we can do with our technology, but what it can teach us about ourselves, each other and our planet. Explorers Who Are We? How Do I Join? Benefits CHARTER MEMBERS Patrick Anderson , President, Hits-to-Sales Mark Andrews , Director, Image Source Daniel L. Archuleta , Prepress Supervisor, The Press Richard Atkinson , Director, Systems Integration, Walt Disney Studios Richard Bangs , Editor at Large, Microsoft ; Founder, Mungo Park Rick Barry , Chairman, Pratt Institute Binary Biker Project Kynn Bartlett , Chief Technologist, Idyll Mountain Internet ; President, HTML Writers Guild Anissa Barton-Thompson , HTML Designer, Guidance Solutions Scott Bascon , Principal, Access Media Elisabeth Belile , Online Editor, Houston Press Gordon Bell , Senior Researcher, Microsoft David Bert , Host/Segment Producer Chris Borland , CTO, Information in Place, Inc.

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—m‘ƒ^ƒCƒgƒ‹ƒŠƒXƒg A Most Fortunate Ship : A Narrative History of Old Ironsides by Martin, Tyrone G. Before the Dawn by Warburton, Carol Loot, and Other Stories by Gordimer, Nadine How to Photograph Your Life by Kelsh, Nick Shaman Pass by Jones, Stan When Philosophers Were Kings by Best, Steven M. Practical Cardiology : Evaluation and Treatment of Common Ca by Eagle, Kim A. (Edt)/ Baliga, Ragavendra R. (Edt)/ Baliga, R. R. (Edt) How Boston Played : Sport, Recreation, and Community, 1865-1 by Hardy, Stephen Balkan Holocausts : Serbian and Croatian Victim-Centred Prop by Macdonald, David Bruce Alligator Crossing by Douglas, Marjory Stoneman/ Nicholson, Trudy H. (Ilt) Alligator Crossing by Douglas, Marjory Stoneman/ Nicholson, Trudy H. (Ilt) Cartwheel to the Moon : My Sicilian Childhood by Di Pasquale, Emanuel/ Carus, Marianne (Com)/ Kennedy, X. J. (Int)/ Tho Privacy : Concealing the Eighteenth-Century Self by Spacks, Patricia Meyer The Best Places You'Ve Never Seen : Pennsylvania's Small Mus by Boyd, Therese The Bellstone : The Greek Sponge Divers of the Aegean : One by Kalafatas, Michael N. Seek My Face, Speak My Name : A Contemporary Jewish Theology

76. David P. Thompson His father Reuben A. Gesner, a native of new York, had settled in Sections 26/35,T3N, R24E, Willamette Meridian, Oregon by david P. thompson, deputy surveyor http://www.plso.org/readingroom/thompson.htm

Early Public Lands Surveyors in the Northwest DAVID P. THOMPSON By William W. and Jeanne E. Glenn The survey of the public lands in Oregon and Washington was conducted from 1851 through 1909 by US. deputy surveyors on a contract basis. Today's surveyors who retrace and resurvey these lines surveyed under the contract system come to know those early surveyors primarily by their surveying records and marks left in the field. I am one of those surveyors. For the most part, little is known about the contract surveyor's origin, family and non-surveying interests. My interest in the early surveyor began when I found my first "original" comer in 1950 while working under Thomas A. Tillman as a surveying aid for the Bureau of Land Management. My interest continued to grow when I became a cadastral surveyor performing dependent resurveys and directing afield party of my own. Later as chief branch of cadastral surveys, I met and talked with many surveyors who expressed an interest in knowing more about those hale and hardy individuals who left the footsteps we follow. Now that I am retired, I and my wife have begun to research the background of the contract surveyor We would like to share with you in the following article and others in subsequent issues of this magazine some of our discoveries about these surveyors' "other side".

77. Cartographic Reference Books At The Philadelphia Print Shop, Page 2 Cloth. A singlevolume reprint of thompson s essential 1940 work. Early Maps of theNew world. Munich, 1992. $39.95. david Woodward, (ed.) Art Cartography. http://www.philaprintshop.com/cartrftx2.html

Complete Listing of Cartographic Reference Books Page 2 Following is a complete listing of the cartographic reference books in our inventory as of the date listed at the bottom of this page. We will make every attempt to keep this listing up to date in terms of availability and price, but the books are offered subject to availability and it is possible that prices have changed. We will notify all purchasers of any changes prior to filling an order. To order , contact us by phone, fax, regular post or e-mail. Please note that prices do not include shipping or tax. Shipping will be billed at cost and a 7% tax applied to all orders shipped within Pennsylvania. Should you be seeking a reference book not listed here, please contact us . It is possible we have acquired this volume since the list was updated and if not, we would be happy to keep your interest on file. Index: A B C D ... Y Go To: Page 1 Cartographic Periodicals Cartographic Reference home page Reference Bookstore ... Home National Geographic Society Historical Atlas of the United States Washington, 1993. Cloth. Using antique maps, prints, photos and other artifacts as illustrations this atlas chronologically depicts the cartography of the territories that became the United States, from 1400 to the 1990s. Includes a folded wall map, overlay in four scales, and flat magnifier.

78. International Networks Archive \\ Remapping Our World Hargittai Department of Sociology Wallace Hall Princeton University Princeton, NewJersey 08544 Hirst, Paul and Grahame thompson. Snyder, david and Edward Kick http://www.princeton.edu/~ina/about/

MOTIVATION PURPOSE PROJECTS STAFF ... CREDITS INA is a project initiated by Professor Miguel Angel Centeno of Princeton University 's Sociology Department and is being pursued in collaboration with Eszter Hargittai of the same department and numerous Associates M O T I V A T I O N But, what does it mean? What does a globalized world look like? Despite the extensive discussion on globalization and international interdependence, we still have a relatively limited idea of what this new world looks like. We understand that there are more international connections taking place, that a wider variety of goods and services are being exchanged across boundaries, that more and more people live their professional, family, and intellectual lives in more than one country, and that cultural autarky is no longer possible. Yet, we know little more than that. How fast have we integrated? What does the global web look like? Who is in the center and who is on the margins? Have these positions shifted over the past two decades? The combination of various network data sets and analyses would allow us to link network position in a particular field (e.g. telecommunications) with that in another (e.g. migration). With longitudinal data, we could begin to explore the extent to which position in a particular network could explain or predict subsequent position in another. By adding non-network data such as economic growth rates, policy votes, or cultural trends, we could also test the explanatory power of network position in and of itself. These efforts would allow us to begin addressing some of the most important questions in contemporary social science:

79. Early Medieval Bibliography thompson, Gunnar, The Friar s Map of Ancient America, 1360 AD A Spanish ApocalypseThe Morgan Beatus Manuscript, new York, 1991, a Woodward, david (ed.), Art http://www.henry-davis.com/MAPS/EMwebpages/Bib2.html

*Andrews, M.C., "The Study and Classification of Medieval MappaMundi", Archeaologia , vol. LXXV, pp. 61-76,1925-26. Bagrow, Leo, History of Cartography, revised ~ enlarged by R.A. Skelton, Harvard University Press, Londo: C.A. Watts, 1964; republished and enlarged Chicago: Precedent Publishing, 1985, 312pp. (c). *Baltimore Museum of Art, The World Encompassed, an Exhibition of the History of Maps at the Museum October 7 to November 1952, Baltimore Museum of Art, 125pp. *Beazley, C.R., The Dawn of Modern Geography: A History of Exploration and Geographical Science from the Conversion of the Roman Empire to A.D. 900, London, 1949 reprint of 1897-1906 edition, 3 volumes. (c) Beazley, C.R., "New Light on Some Medieval Maps", Geographical Journal 14 (1899): 620-29; 15 (1900): 130-41, 378-89; 16 (1900): 319-329. *Bricker, C., Landmarks in Mapmaking, A History of Cartography: 2500 Years of Maps and Mapmakers, Elsvier, Amsterdam, 1968, 276pp. von den Brinken, Anna-Dorothee, "Monumental Legends on Medieval Manuscript Maps", Imago Mundi, 42, 1990, pp. 9-25. *Brown, L.A., The Story of Maps, Little Brown, Boston, 1949, reprint New York: Dover, 1979, 397pp.

80. The Informatics Review it yields huge savings, HHS Secretary Tommy G. thompson today announced the appointmentof david J. Brailer to view or better yet, add a new one of http://www.informatics-review.com/

e-journal of the Association of Medical Directors of Information Systems About FAQ Advisory Board Contact Editorial Past Essays Position Papers Announcements Careers Medical Informatics: Job Descriptions Help Wanted Training Programs Reading Book Reviews Classic Articles Useful Links Archive ... Computerized Disease Registries Reviewed Chronic diseases are placing a growing burden on the health care system in the United States. As a result, provider organizations are seeking new strategies for effectively managing individuals and populations with one or more chronic diseases. One such strategy is implementing computerized disease registries, systems to capture and track key patient information that assists care team members in proactively managing patients with chronic diseases such as asthma and diabetes. This report helps physicians and provider organizations make informed decisions about choosing a disease registry product. Clinical Computing and Informatics News Grand Challenges in Medical Informatics A tentative list of Grand Challenges in Medical Informatics. Click to view or better yet, add a new one of your own!

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