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43. Those On This Monitoring List May Check-in To Climb. They Also May Costantino. Scott Shahverdian, Pat Ely. Jason Koch, Jess Beetz. Alex Telis,Erik Lambert. Tully Rohrer, Steve Weinberg. Alan Stimpson, Nick Larsen. http://www.colby.edu/cmc/members.htm

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45. Bob Rohrer - Personalities And Penchants Steve Niebur, USMC; Mick Putterbaugh, USMC; Herman Solomon, USMC; Jack Malone, Aircraft GeorgeRohrer, Father; John Nelson, Uncle; Art Granzen, Best family friend; http://www.bobrohrer.com/penchants.html

Home Page Contact Me Links Consulting ... Papers Personalities Our Wedding Friends My Father Nietzsche ... Home Page PERSONALITIES AND PENCHANTS 1. BOYHOOD FRIENDS I KNEW AND REMEMBER MOST! In the order I knew them I pick these ten! John Rohrer, Brother and Friend Dick Eggert, Towaco Grade School John Borinski, Towaco Grade School Blain Trexler, Towaco neighbor Frank Weaver, Towaco gun dealer Bill Ryan, Mountain Lakes High School Maurie Mader, Mountain Lakes High School Tony Bacon, Mountain Lakes Pete Daily, Mountain Lakes and USMC Pete Kettle, Mountain Lakes High School and USMC 2. LATER FRIENDS I KNEW AND REMEMBER MOST! In the order I knew them I pick these ten! Steve Niebur, USMC Mick Putterbaugh, USMC Herman Solomon, USMC Jack Malone, Aircraft Radio and Harley-Davidson Paul Hansen, Professional photographer in California Dick Terry, Harley-Davidson John Ellison, Harley-Davidson Phil Boydston, Harley-Davidson Tom Platz, Harley-Davidson Brian Follas, Eaton and Excomedia 3. MEN WHO MOST IMPACTED MY LIFE! In the order I knew them I pick these ten! George Rohrer, Father

46. News: Tuesday's EMS Council Agenda meets Tuesday 1100 1230 in the Kitchen, Berry Mansion (Julia Martin, Gary Partin,Lee Brown, Heinrich Werner, Mary Beth Rohrer, Steve Bernardon, David http://www.hultgren.org/news/99-3/n9-0346.htm

August 22, 1999 S T A T E N E W S B R I E F News Index The Kentucky EMS Connection Main Index Tuesday's EMS Council agenda Training Committee meets Monday, August 23 at 10:00 a.m in the Health Services Board Room, Health Services Building, in Frankfort. (Charles O'Neal, Karen Freeman, Lee Brown, Ken Knipper, Julia Martin, Rudy Garrett, and Heinrich Werner.) EMS/Trauma Systems Committee meets Tuesday 9:00 - 10:30 in the Dining Room, Berry Mansion. (Sherman Hockenbury, John Hoyle, Ken Knipper, Ron Crafton, David Harover, Derrick Hall, and Paul Kearney.) Medical Standards and Delegated Practice Committee meets Tuesday 10:00 - 12:00 in the Music Room, Berry Mansion. (Dan O'Brien, Eric Bentley, Stephen Bernardon, Kelly Callaham, Gary Partin, Derrick Hall, Ron Crafton and Mary Beth Rohrer.) EMS for Children Committee meets Tuesday 11:00 - 12:30 in the Kitchen, Berry Mansion (Julia Martin, Gary Partin, Lee Brown, Heinrich Werner, Mary Beth Rohrer, Steve Bernardon, David Harover, and Rudy Garrett.) Each committee will meet and bring items before the full EMS Council.

47. The Resistible Rise Of Fence Enterprises by Steve Evans. to calm the trembling and neglected general reading public apparentlyhit the mark with Jonathan Lethem, Matthew Rohrer, Caroline Crumpacker http://www.thirdfactory.net/resistible.html

The Resistible Rise of Fence Enterprises by Steve Evans They don't care about the details but fuck with the structure and they'll crush your spine. Ever since the mid-1990s, when a host of forces conspired to drive the rigid designator "language poetry" out of credibility for all but the professoriat, avant-garde poetry in the U.S. has proliferated without benefit—or detriment—of a shared conceptual horizon, agreed-upon situation definition, or common archive. With no chronometer commanding universal recognition, and no dominant journal or movement synchronizing the terms and stakes of poetic debate, the question of the "contemporary"—far from self-evident in any circumstance—has become all the more intractable. Denied the shortcut of deduction—of letting the conceptual magnet draw to it what filings it may and calling that a "finding"—criticism has no alternative but the long march of induction, of reading in detail and arguing from particulars. The question to be hazarded is less "what time are we in?" than "what time(s) are we with?" and the principal challenge is to essay the undeniable multiplicity of evidence without resorting to the facile pluralism that exercises such inertial dominance throughout political, artistic, and intellectual life today.

48. Ed Tech 2003 After-School Workshops Linda Staley, Linda Staley, Cathy Rohrer. Sonya Kirwer, Linda Hape, Linda Staley.Joe Schlosser, Cora Hall, Melissa Mayer. Steve Tison, Penny Lipford, Angie Farwick. http://www.evsc.k12.in.us/icats/projects/workshops.html

After-School Workshops for 2003 2004 Unless otherwise stated, each workshop is in the Christa McAuliffe Professional Development Center, 401 E. Columbia from 3:00 to 5:30 PM. Each experience involves attending the workshop, working with an iCATS after the workshop, integrating the new technology learning, and reflecting upon the integration. Each participant must attend eight after school workshops. Workshops in September, April, and May are NOT optional. For the remaining five, you have freedom of choice based upon your own needs. You may attend more than the required eight. You will be paid a $50 stipend for each after-school meeting you attend (other than duplications). Click a month to see the offerings and then email iCATS with your requests. When you email, be sure to include the workshop name and date on your email. Any time you see iCATS in blue, you may click on it to email the iCATS . Click on the word enrollees to the right of each workshop to see a list a people enrolled in that workshop. October November December January ... May Date Workshop Title October 7 Paul Smith Teaches Algebra with Hands-On October 13 My Hands-On Math and Computer Basics October 14 My Hands-On Math and Computer Basics October 15 Cancelled: iCATS summoned to IDOE October 20 My Hands-On Math Using Digital Still Cameras Return to the Menu November 10 My Hands-On Math and Beginning Power Point

49. Click Here To Login A Great Week Steve, Just wanted to say thank you for another great week at AML.Wecaught mo Paul and Susan Rohrer, 0911-03 0614 PM by Paul and Susan Rohrer, http://www.fishinfo.com/cgi-bin/board.cgi?az=list&forum=ForumID7&mm=3&archive=

50. Ns1.qsl.net/ka4rsz/ November 2000 Vol. 1, No. 11 alternative use and land application. Get involved before it s toolate! Prepared by Bill Rohrer, Steve Hollenbeck, and the DNMC. http://ns1.qsl.net/ka4rsz/

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document.title = "PISailing.com" PI Sailing sponsors and reports on beach catamaran races. PI Sailing is hosting the Great Texas Catamaran Race over Father's Day Weekend. Contact us... Steve Piche Email Steve Ian Billings Email Ian Mailing Address: PI Sailing 4002 Ave C Austin, TX 78751 Admin Log In Home Photos Raffle Sponsorship Race ... Discussion News All Updates Announcements Great Texas: Click on picture to see race course. 2004 Great Texas Catamaran Race June 17-20 Registered Teams (11 Teams currently registered) Team Skipper/Crew Boat City/State Vetern/ Rookie Sunsail II Tomko/Reiter San Antonio, TX Vetern Yost Automotive Yost/Ball Nacra 6.0 Austin, TX Vetern PI Sailing Piche/McCulley Inter 20 Austin, TX Vetern Sailboat Shop Austin Rohrer/Holt Hobie 20 Austin, TX Vetern Calvert Sails Beuerlein/Wolfe Nacra 6.0 Austin, TX Vetern Dallas Webster/Foxall Inter 20 Dallas, TX Vetern Sunsail I Billings/Cummings Hobie 20 Dallas, TX Rookie Semper Fi McDaniel/Skutca Hobie 20 Dallas, TX Rookie Cat Alley Banks/Newberry ARC 21 Houston, TX Rookie Bouton-Asher Bouton/Asher Nacra 6.0 Houston, TX

52. Talentscotland.com: Scottish Start-Up Turns Fast Serial Bus IP Into Product We are trying to come up with the world s first 10Gbit Ethernet controller, said Rohrer. Source Steve Bush. Electronics Weekly. http://www.talentscotland.com/view_item.aspx?item_id=1446

53. July 2001 General Meeting Minutes Jim Cusick, Bev Maier, Tak Araki, Bill Neal, Zack Willhoite, Mark Lawrence, DennieChelemedos, Susan Sauer, Darlene Flem, Robert Rohrer, Steve Spear, John http://www.trainweb.org/washarp/jul01min.html

July 2001 General Meeting Minutes WASHINGTON ASSOCIATION OF RAIL PASSENGERS Board of Directors Meeting Minutes July 14, 2001 Meeting Place: University Plaza Hotel, Seattle OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS PRESENT: Stuart Adams, John Carlin, Erik Griswold, James Hamre, Noel Hancock, Robert Lawrence, Hans Mueller, Rocky Shay, Dr. Ron Sheck, Eleanor Stewart, Anthony Trifiletti, Warren Yee. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: Lloyd Flem OTHERS: Jim Cusick, Bev Maier, Tak Araki, Bill Neal, Zack Willhoite, Mark Lawrence, Dennie Chelemedos, Susan Sauer, Darlene Flem, Robert Rohrer, Steve Spear, John Holley, Ray Allred, Ray Holden, Pete Van Zanten. President Trifiletti called the meeting to order at 12:59PM. He outlined the agenda, then gave a reminder that Mr. Mueller wishes to step down from the Treasurer post. Volunteers are needed. Also, there there will soon be an effort by mail to get more NARP members into WashARP. The group accepted by consensus President Trifiletti’s proposal to move the December meeting from the traditional first Saturday to the second. TREASURER’S REPORT: Mr. Carlin gave the report for Mr. Mueller. He said the better part of over five thousand dollars has been spent on promotion and lunches. We have some new members, some renewals. A special appeal brought in 860 dollars. Ending balance just over 23 thousand. Mr. Mueller said the Wenatchee meeting made a slight profit.

54. May 26th,2002 Dave Surrena and Steve Keith won the Spectator events and Tom Liberatore won theFour Cylinder feature. Bobby Rohrer won the Limited Late for his second win of http://www.statelineeriezspeedway.com/Archives/2002/may_26th,2002.htm

Saturday June 5th E-Mod Championship sponsored by NW Penn at Stateline Speedway ..... Eriez Speedway Sunday June 6th E-Mod Championship Sponsored by Conway O'Malley Goodyear Eriez Spe edway Sundays April thru Sept. Gates Open at 4:30 pm. Racing at 6:00 pm. 9821 Sampson Rd., Erie, Pa. Track Phone :814-825-5661 Office: 814-489-7866 Toll Free: 800-779-5585 Coniam Wins Pepsi and American Racer Empire Super Sprints Tour 2002 A-Main And Randy Lobb Wins Super Late Model Event At Eriez By Glenn Slocum A full moon and temperate weather welcomed the Pepsi and American Racer Empire Super Sprint Tour 2002 to Eriez Speedway. Mike Stetler led every lap but was disqualified and Ryan Coniam was awarded the win for his Empire Super Sprint first main event of the year. There were twenty-eight sprint cars competing and total of one hundred and sixty four cars in the pits. Randy Lobb broke the ice for his first feature win of the year in the Super Late Model division. John Pencille made it two in a row and won a caution filled Outlaw Cadet event. Dave Surrena and Steve Keith won the Spectator events and Tom Liberatore won the Four Cylinder feature. Bobby Rohrer won the Limited Late for his second win of the season. The first Spectator feature was lead to the speedway by Brian Larson. Rich Becker spun on lap one for the first yellow. Larson led till lap three when Dave Surrena moved from fourth to first. Barrett Brown who had run second the entire race lead lap seven but Surrena recovered quickly and passed Brown with one to go and held on for the win. Brown finished second and Larson was third.

55. Aug. 24th,2002 Limited Late Models Feature Pat McGuire, Tom Hagberg, Tom Schnars, Steve Moynihan,Paul Briggs, Mike Moore, Chris Sutton, Mike Coyle, Chad Ramsey, Bob Rohrer. http://www.statelineeriezspeedway.com/Archives/2002/aug__24th,2002.htm

Saturday June 5th E-Mod Championship sponsored by NW Penn at Stateline Speedway ..... Eriez Speedway Sunday June 6th E-Mod Championship Sponsored by Conway O'Malley Goodyear Stateline Speedway Saturdays April thru Sept. Gates Open 5:30 pm. Racing at 7:00 pm. 4150 Kortwright Road, Busti NY Track Phone : 716-664-2326 Office: 814-489-7866 or Toll Free: 800-779-5585 Bobby Rohrer Kwik Fill/Red Apple Limited Late Model King, Hackett Wins Super Late Model Event at Stateline By Glenn Slocum Bobby Rohrer beat Pat McGuire by inches to win the Kwik Fill/Red Apple Limited Late Model King of the Hill, but McGuire came back to win the feature event. Chris Hackett capitalized on a mistake by Doug Eck to win his first Super Late Model feature of the year. Greg Johnson led every lap of the caution filled Outlaw Cadet feature. Dave Hess Jr. won his sixth E-Mod feature and Don McGuire won the Budweiser Super Sportsman event. Brian Crandall and Ron Bush were the Spectator winners. Brian Crandall lead lap one of the first Spectator feature with Rick Thompson second and Dennis Lunger third. A lap two spin by Brian Larson brought out the first caution. Crandall remained the leader at the halfway point and Vic Earle moved into third. Rick Sperry spun on lap nine for the second caution. Crandall was still the leader with Earle aligned second and Lunger third, Paul Norman fourth and John Kelsey fifth. Earle lost the handle with one to go collecting Lunger allowing Mark Ramsey to finish second and Kelsey third as Crandall led them all to win his third feature of the season.

56. Dr. Ron Rohrer: Phil Kaufman Award, 2002 Dick had heard from a fellow student that EE222 from Professor Rohrer was the chairat CMU—I hesitate to call him Ron’s ‘boss.’ Steve says, “One of http://www-cad.eecs.berkeley.edu/~newton/Presentations/RRPresent.html

Presentation of the 2002 Phil Kaufman Award to Dr. Ronald A. Rohrer 12th November, 2002 A. Richard Newton It is a special pleasure and an honor for me once again to present the ninth annual Phil Kaufman Award to Dr. Ronald A. Rohrer. Usually when I describe the contributions of a Kaufmann winner, I sit down and try to construct an orderly timeline of their career and accomplishments. But much in line with Ron’s early work as a circuit theorist, his career has had a highly nonlinear trajectory—better thought of perhaps as a collage, or an abstract, and certainly not as any product of the schools of realism or still-life. There is no single line of thought that I can find that can truly capture the many important contributions Ron has made. The words that continually surfaced in all of my conversations with people about Ron included: passion, focus, enthusiasm, inspiration, creative, innovative, not to mention educator, mentor, radical, and friend. As Ron’s spouse and partner Casey Jones told me, “Ron has amazing technical vision—he has the ability to somehow see all the threads. But at the same time Ron doesn’t get ‘stuck’ on an idea, trying to prove that it is true. He really enjoys evolving and refining ideas, especially with other people. He is focused on finding a solution , not just on being ‘right.’” That has certainly been my own experience with Ron as well. I remember a brief discussion we had prior to his development of what was later to become one of his major technical contributions—Asymptotic Waveform Evaluation, or AWE—where he was trying to explain to me what he was looking for and I must say I left the conversation pretty confused. It was 1989 when Ron finally introduced us to AWE, a technology that formed the basis of an industry wide interconnection reduction approach for efficient delay calculation for integrated circuits.

57. WLT 100+ Individual Wins Paul Schumacher, West Bend West, 111, 31, 0. Marc Casetta, Hartford,110, 29, 3. Steve Rohrer, Waupun, 109, 13, 0. Paul Nickolaus, Oconomowoc,109, 32, 0. http://www.wiwrestling.com/WLT/Statistics/WLT100Wins.html

Hosted by wiwrestling.com WLT Individuals With 100 Career Wins Brad Becker Hartford Jake Multhauf Hartford Dennis Hall Hartford Aaron Casetta Hartford Steve Hoffman West Bend East Jason Strupp Hartford Steve Best Hartford Dale Hall Hartford Paul Mannes West Bend West Jim Nordstrom Hartford Mike Griswold Oconomowoc Glenn Pero Watertown Kyle Becker Hartford Jeremy Becker West Bend West Travis Delker Oconomowoc Brent Henschel West Bend East Charles Allen Oconomowoc Mike Schmidt Hartford (senior year at Hartford) Timm McDaniel Hartford Greg Furdek Beaver Dam Scott Rohrer Waupun Dan Hall Hartford Dan Marks Oconomowoc Chauncey White Watertown Mike Schroeder Watertown Tade Kemnitz Watertown Travis Delker Oconomowoc Joe Fendt Watertown Deric Weber Hartford Chris Berglin West Bend East Paul Schumacher West Bend West Marc Casetta Hartford Steve Rohrer Waupun Paul Nickolaus Oconomowoc Brian Purtell Hartford Chris Jensen Oconomowoc Nick Maleck Beaver Dam Brenden Bolling West Bend West Jake Gibson Watertown Steve Allar Hartford Ryan Abbott* Hartford Mike Schroeder Watertown Travis Needham Hartford Mike Techtman West Bend West * indicates wrestlers returning in 2003-04.

58. WLT Multiple Conference Champions Dan Marks, Oconomowoc, 1982, 1983, 1985. Mike Mackovitch, Oconomowoc, 1982,1983, 1984. Steve Rohrer, Waupun, 1982, 1984. Dan Hall, Hartford, 1981, 1982,1983. http://www.wiwrestling.com/WLT/Statistics/WLTMultipleChampions.html

Hosted by wiwrestling.com WLT Conference Multiple Champions Craig Becker Hartford Justin Wickersham Beaver Dam Jon Schmidt Hartford Cody Zimmerman Hartford Ryan Abbott Hartford Ben Pero Watertown Derek Schouten Waupun Ryan Higgins Oconomowoc Nathan Miner West Bend West Jason Cox Oconomowoc Kyle Becker Hartford Brad Becker Hartford Mike Hayes Beaver Dam Jake Multhauf Hartford Paul Nickolaus Oconomowoc Dan Chambers Beaver Dam Greg Furdek Beaver Dam Jake Gibson Watertown Paul Mannes West Bend West Colin Murphy Oconomowoc Brian Shaw Oconomowoc Jason Strupp Hartford Travis Delker Oconomowoc Aaron Gruenwald Beaver Dam Nick Maleck Beaver Dam Robert Jankowski West Bend West Ben Pluim Waupun Paul Shumacher West Bend West Mike Techtman West Bend West Chris Jankowski West Bend West Jake Jones Waupun Jason Lemke Watertown Harry O' Marrah Oconomowoc Glen Pero Watertown Joel Andrew Beaver Dam Glen Marwitz Waupun Jeremy Becker West Bend West Brady Berglin West Bend East Wayde Eichmann Hartford Steve Best Hartford Jim Nordstrom Hartford

59. Nflarchives.com mike hegman, MLB, 58. eugene lockhart, LB, 56. jeff Rohrer, LB, 50. brian salonen,LB, 89. Steve deossie, LB, 55. jesse penn, LB, 59. everson walls, LCB, 24**. ronfellows, RCB, 27. http://nflarchives.com/seasons/cowboys/1985.htm

60. Minutes Of The Regular Monthly Meeting Of The City Council Of The City Brownsvil Gail Kletzke, Bill Kohlmeyer, Joe Macejik, Rick Denstad, Jim Rohrer, Allen Henke,Brent Carlon, Caleb Grams, Ben Virock, Terry Denstad, Jen Lee, Steve Lee, Jen http://www.brownsvillemn.org/brownsvilleminutesregularmonthly.htm

Minutes of the regular monthly meeting of the City Council of the City of Brownsville and Brownsville HRA in the County of Houston and the State of Minnesota including all accounts audited by said Council. May 5, 2004 CALL TO ORDER: This regular monthly meeting of the Brownsville City Council and the Brownsville HRA was called to order by Mayor Timothy Serres at 7:00 P.M. COUNCIL MEMBERS PRESENT: Joe Serres, Rick Voshart, Tim Serres, Jim Driscoll, Gary Schulze OTHERS PRESENT: Fern Heiller, Caleb Grams, Tom Serres, Ben Virock, LaVonne Jahn, Bill Jahn, Mary Wilson, Ed Wilson, Jim Rohrer, Ron Cordes, Jen Lee, Skip Wieser, Steve Lee, James Foellmi, Jen Vacek, Matt Vacek, Chris Dvorak, Terry Denstad, Barb Ohl, Kathy Gillis, John Moore, Rick Denstad, Steve Wiedman, Vance Mitchell, Don Keefe, Marvin Meiners, Bob Walhovd, Steve Serres, Dave Engen, Margie Rohrer, Tom Lee, Shirley Lee, Paula Gregerson, Paul Theobald, Tammy Theobald, Bill Kohlmeyer, Darrel Gregerson, Dave Foellmi, Kaye Denstad, Barb Moore, Kevin Serres, Joe Macejik, Shawn Virock, Tim Anderson, Joe Hammell, Mike Moriarty, Maureen Meiners FLOOR CORRESPONDENCE: JIM ROHRER addressed the council with his concerns about the value of his property being decreased because of the view of the Ward Lee Trailer Park. He would like a privacy fence installed so he doesn't have to view the storage shed and trailer park.

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