61. Digital.Hollywood DiNonno, Bill McCloskey, Erick Hackenburg, Bruce Ryon, Steve krein 518SA3 MikeBarnes, Matt Bromberg, Randy Greenberg Alwaysif.com, mark Weiss, Chantal http://www.digitalhollywood.com/NYAudioTapes.html

Digital Hollywood New York Audio Tapes May 15-18, 2000 The Puck Building Please Print out and Fax Back this Form - Fax to: 212-206-0476 - Allow 15 days for Delivery $495.00 Complete Set - $12.00 per tape - $18.00 per double-tape session Your Name: Company: Address City: State Zip Telephone:_ Cassettes Requested (fill in identification numbers from below): Total Single Tape Sessions @ 12.00 - Total Double Tape Sessions @ 18.00 - Total Complete Sets @ 495.00 - Total Order - Shipping and Handling for US Delivery: $ 2.00 Per Tape / $15.00 Maximum Charge Shipping and Handling for Foreign Delivery: $3.00 Per Tape/$30 Maximum Charge We cannot ship to a P.O. Box - Method of Payment: Check or Master/Visa/Amex Credit Card. # Expiration Date Signature Total Tape Order - $_ Shipping and Handling - $ Total Amount - $ Check in US Funds and Make Payable to: Digital Hollywood, 421 Hudson St., #320, NY, NY 10014 All Sales Final - Defective or Damaged Tapes Will Be Replaced at No Charge Single Cassettes $12.00 Monday, May 15

62. Westport/Weston YMCA Water Rat Swim Team Tara also visited Coach Mike krein at NCY. mark Franks Staples HS ( 88- 90), ZurichInternational School ( 91), University of Illinois ( 91- 93), Southern http://www.westportymca.org/wrats/alumni.htm

Water Rat Home Roster Calendar Practice Schedule ... Westport/Weston YMCA Home Water Rat Alumni News This page is created to keep up on what our Water Rat alumni are doing. Please e-mail info and we will post it for everyone to see. Please include your HS and College along with year of graduation. Also include any info on what you are doing and your e-mail address, so we can post it. Brittany Lefkoe - Brittany visited recently on a visit from her new home in Fairfax, California. She has her driving permit and plays water polo for Drake HS where she is currently finishing her sophomore year. Justin Dardani Gia Dardani - Joel Barlow HS (93) and Wake Forest (97). Gia has been living in NYC for 5 years and is a 6th grade integration teacher in Alphabet City. She also just finished her masters in social work. Caragh Moynihan - New Canaan HS (98) and Georgetown University (02). Caragh represented Georgetown University for all her four years and was team co-captain her junior and senior years. Caragh still has her name listed on the record board - for both the Water Rats and Georgetown. Caragh is living and enjoying life in New York City and working at Sports Illustrated in Advertising Sales.

63. On Krein S Extension Theory Of Nonnegative Operators Main title, On krein s extension theory of nonnegative operators. Subtitle,Author / editor, Hassi Seppo, Malamud mark, de Snoo Henk. Title of main work, http://tutika.vyt.uwasa.fi/db/cris/cris.nsf//($KaikkiTietueet)/99524E

64. Chest -- Rouhani Et Al. 117 (5 Supplement 1): 250 F. Rouhani ; G. Paone ; NK Smith ; P. krein ; P. Barnes and mark L.Brantly * From the PulmonaryCritical Care Medicine Branch (Drs. http://www.chestjournal.org/cgi/content/full/117/5_suppl_1/250S

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65. Chest -- Table Of Contents 117/Number 5 Supplement 1 Cytokines and Decreased Lung Function in Individuals With 1 Antitrypsin DeficiencyF. Rouhani, G. Paone, NK Smith, P. krein, P. Barnes, and mark L. Brantly http://www.chestjournal.org/content/vol117/5_suppl_1/

HOME HELP FEEDBACK SUBSCRIPTIONS ... SEARCH TABLE OF CONTENTS QUICK SEARCH: [advanced] Author: Keyword(s): Year: Vol: Page: Receive this page by email each issue: [Sign up for eTOCs] Contents: Volume 117/Number 5 Supplement 1/May, 2000 [Index by Author] "Thomas L. Petty 42nd Annual Aspen Lung Conference: Mechanisms of COPD" Find articles in this issue containing these words: [Search ALL Issues] To see an article , click its [Full Text] link. To review many abstracts , check the boxes to the left of the titles you want, and click the 'Get All Checked Abstract(s)' button. To see one abstract at a time , click its [Abstract] link. SUPPLEMENT Introduction: Mechanisms of COPD Thomas L. Petty and Stephen I. Rennard Chest 117: 219S. [Full Text] [PDF] Expiratory Flow Limitation : Roger S. Mitchell Lecture Joseph Milic-Emili Chest 117: 219S-223S. [Full Text] [PDF] Animal Models for COPD Steven D. Shapiro Chest 117: 223S-227S. [Full Text] [PDF] A Role for Collagenase (Matrix Metalloproteinase-1) in Pulmonary Emphysema Chest 117: 227S-228S. [Full Text] [PDF] Experimental Evidence From an Animal Model of Adenocarcinoma That Chronic Inflammation Enhances Lung Cancer Risk A.M. Malkinson, A. Bauer, A. Meyer, L. Dwyer-Nield, K. Koski, R. Keith, M. Geraci, and Y.-E. Miller

66. Rec Results / Recreation -The Olympian Game David Cavender 268. Westside Sunday Night Mixed High series MartinMcElroy 643; Val krein 605. Game mark Chulich 237; Nancy Jones 202. http://www.theolympian.com/home/news/20040106/recreation/7500.shtml

News South Sound Communities Northwest ... Read for Life News for your wireless device var pageName="" var server="" var channel="" var pageType="" var pageValue="" var prop1="Recreation" var prop2="" var prop3="Rec Results - printer" var prop4="" var prop5="" var prop6="news" var prop7="sports" var prop8="" var prop9="" var prop10="" var s_code=' ' The Olympian, Olympia Washington Tuesday, January 6, 2004 News Recreation Email this story Printable version Subscribe Today Rec Results AUTO RACING Snowflake Enduros Here are the results of the Snowflake Enduros held Jan. 1 at South Sound Speed near Tenino: 4-CYLINDER RACE 1. Chad Hinkle, 2. Dan Woodward, 3. J.J. Hamilton, 4. Jeff Swanson, 5. Jason Majors, 6. Mark Hubbard, 7. Brian Wilson, 8. Rod Wheeler, 9. Joe Swanson, 10. Stephanie Walcker. 11. Jim Swanson, 12. Rob Prentice, 13. Bob Fulmer, 14. Dale Roberts, 15. Jerry Robbins, 16. Troy Drath, 17. Lincoln Anderson, 18. Troy Fetzer, 19. Marty Hamilton, 20. Jimmy Moe. 21. Brad Nusom, 22. Gary Lawrence, 23. Josh Hoxit, 24. Kyle Markstrom, 25. Todd Reed, 26. John Boyatt, 27. Jack Eby, 28. Steve Canham, 29. Zack Franklin, 30. Kyle Mathews, 31. Norm Upson, 32. Steve Cooper. V-8 ENDUROS 1. Dan Walker, 2. Scott Puncochar, 3. David Knittle, 4. Scott Johnson, 5. Rich Stillwell, 6. Brandon Walker, 7. Jerry Pinch, 8. Jimmy Moe, 9. Greg Greer, 10. Ken Holtmann, 11. Jody Tanner, 12. Mark Hubbard. 13. Jim Jussila, 14. Noel Graf, 15. J. Clark/T. Gosch, 16. Bob Presley, 17. Shawn Zurfluh, 18. Ivan Silbernagel, 19. Mike Saylors, 20. Neal Graf, 21. Bill Mellon, 22. Dan Dunlap, 23. Willy Thom, 24. Ron Lutman. 25. Richard Smith, 26. Dave Douglas, 27. Harry Clements, 28. Rick Homestead, 29. Bob Fruend, 30. Nick Behn, 31. Tim Minister, 32. Darrell Hanson, 33. Shawn Thomson, 34. Leroy Lawhead, 35. Nicole Reihl, 36. Joe Bosso, Jr.

67. Volume 3, Number 4 Chebotaryov. Gorbachuk ML mark Gryhorovych krein. Pages 6061. A shortbiography of a prominent mathematician MH krein is given. http://www.mechmat.univ.kiev.ua/probability/Journals/WorldMath/mathwvol3.html

Volume 3 , Number 4 Andrianov I. I. , Bulanova N. S. Does Theoretical Mathematics Exist ? Pages 1-5. The authors discuss the hypothesis of A. Jaffe and F. Qween (look “The Bulletin of American Mathematical Society” volume 29, number 1 (1993) pages 1-13) about the division of the modern mathematics into “theoretical” and “rigorous”. Mazorchuk V. Some Problems from Mathematical Folk-Lore. Pages 6-10. The author poses to the readers some interesting problems, the statements of which are given as short stories. Three of them can be solved using the method of mathematical induction, two of them are topological. And also there is one problem on probability theory, one - on geometry and one logical. The hints and answers to the problems are given. Krein M. G. , Nudelman A. A. About Some Spatial Isoperimetric Problems. Pages 11-18. The problems in which it is necessary to find the figure of the maximal area among the figures of a certain shape with fixed perimeter are called isoperimetric. The authors consider spatial analogs of such problems. Beside the generalization of the results, well known for the planar case, the authors give some new theorems. Finkelshtein D. L.

68. JCO -- Index By Author (April 15, 2004, Volume 22, Number 8) Abstract Full Text Kocherginsky, Masha Abstract Full Text Krailo, mark AbstractFull Text Kraushaar, Til Abstract Full Text krein, Axel Abstract http://www.jco.org/content/vol22/issue8/aindex.shtml?ck=nck

69. Smuggler Revamp Delayed - Smuggler - Star Wars Galaxies Forums mark Message as New, for the decision to delay our revamp if this brings us closerto where we want to go we will all be happy - or at LEAST ME krein Staroc http://forums.station.sony.com/swg/board/message?board.id=smuggler&message.id=84

70. ESPN Outdoors mark Craig holds a typical Tulalip cookiecutter king that he boated last year lastyear equates to two more full weekends of fishing, noted Gary krein at All http://espn.go.com/outdoors/fishing/s/f_map_WA_Tulalip_bay.html

sLgTgRedirStr = ""; document.write( ''); document.write( ''); ESPN NBA.com NHL.com RPM ... FEATURES Zip Code: Top Rated Outfitters Fishing Hot Spots Hunt/Fish Licenses Fish Destinations ... Contact us Early start means big Bubble of opportunity Washington fishing map feature By Joel Shangle Fishing and Hunting News Mark Craig holds a typical Tulalip cookie-cutter king that he boated last year. "Them opening that fishery two weeks earlier than last year equates to two more full weekends of fishing," noted Gary Krein at All Star Charters (425-252-4188) in Everett, Wash. "It's a weekend-only fishery, but that early opener still leaves you with two weekends in early July that we didn't have last year. "That's by no means the peak of the run, and I don't think the opening weekend will be a fair indicator of how the rest of the season is going to go. But there are enough early kings that arrive there'll that allow you to catch a fish." Tulalip timing As Krein notes, the peak of the Tulalip king run is well past the July 1 opener, roughly around the first week in August. But the timing of the fishery isn't quite as important as the opportunity presented by those two bonus weekends. "Oh, I'd expect it to be better around Aug. 1 than I would at the opener," he said. "The timing of the peak of the run is certainly later than the start of the season. But there'll be fish there to catch right from the first day, and I think it'll just improve from there. I don't think the timing is as important for these hatchery fish as it is for native fish, though."

71. University Of Miami Football:: The Hurricanes Official Athletc Site After a short break from football, krein is once again an assistant with the Seahwaks markRicht Best known in his UM days as Jim Kelly s backup, mark Richt had http://hurricanesports.collegesports.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/122303aab.html

Men's Sports Women's Sports Capital Campaign Hurricane Club Football Meet The Team Schedules / Results News History National Champions: Online Store Tickets Scoreboard Wireless ... E-mail this article Coach Hal Allen Football Home HEADLINES Exclusive CSTV Post-2004 NFL Draft Video Winslow to throw out first pitch during North Carolina Series 2004 Spring Tour - Tampa Raises Over $5,000 for the Student-Athlete Scholarship Fund RELATED LINKS CollegeSports.com Wire Email this to a friend Coaching 101: A Great Program Produces Great Coaches Check out these former Hurricanes and Coaches Dec. 23, 2003 Hurricane Headquarters By Tracy Gale Coral Gables, Fla. (www.hurricanesports.com) - Since the Hurricanes' success of the early 1980s the University of Miami has produced five national championships, four starting NFL QBs and two Heisman trophy winners. The reputation of 'Quarterback U' is well known and well earned. But a longer legacy, one that is less talked about, is UM's role in developing prominent coaching talent. There are currently over 20 University of Miami graduates and graduate assistants who coach in the pros or major college programs. Many legends of the coaching ranks also mastered their football X's and O's at UM. Among the notables:

72. Phoenix Advertiser Minooka News March 2, 1905 Markets - Corn 41 713, Modern Woodsmen of America, deeply deplore the death of Neighbor krein andto mark our sorrow direct that the charter of our Camp be draped in mourning http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/il/grundy/newspapers/19050302.txt

Phoenix Advertiser Minooka News March 2, 1905 Markets - Corn 41; oats 29; butter 23; eggs 25. Miss Ruby DAVIS is on the sick list. Mrs. May HARE was in Joliet Friday. Plin GATES was a visitor in town last week. Mrs. D. A. HENNEBERRY was a Joliet visitor Monday. Miss Mattie COLLEPS was a Joliet visitor Saturday. Mrs. C. G. KROGNESS was a Joliet visitor Thursday. E. N. WEESE visited his son Charles in Morris Sunday. Orrin BLY is visiting old friends here for a few days. Henry DWYER transacted business in Chicago Tuesday. Harry MORSE is here from the west on a visit to old friends. Quite a number attended the theatre in Joliet Friday night. Mrs. G. TINDER was ill Friday and Saturday with a severe cold. W. KILLELEA, of Marseilles, was in town on business last week. A large number from here attended the farmers' institute in Joliet last week. Mr. and Mrs. John HOLT visited Mrs. HOLT's parents Mr. and Mrs. Alec BELL, Sunday. A number from here attended a card party at C. DIRST's west of town Monday evening. Mrs. Robert MOORE who has been sick so long with sciatic rheumatism is in a very critical condition. Miss Winnifred TEMPLETON returned to Joliet Saturday morning after a week's visit at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. William COOP returned home Saturday evening after a month's visit in Missouri and Iowa. Erick ERICKSON loaded his goods and farming tools Monday on the Rock Island for Michigan where he expects to make his future home. Julius UNRAU, of Joliet, came down Monday to see if the new St. Mary's parsonage was ready to finish but had to return as the plaster is still moist. Mrs. CARROLL and daughter, Miss Lizzie, went to Chicago Monday to see Mrs. CARROLL's brother-in-law, William CARROLL, who had his skull crushed in a street car accident. He was the motorneer on a car. The marriage of Miss Nellie ROSE and Mr. John PATTEN, both of Seward, occurred at the parsonage at the Ridge Wednesday, Feb. 22, at 3:30 p.m., Rev. BEDDOES officiating. Only the near relatives were present. An erroneous impression was conveyed by a statement in our account of the death of Theodore KREIN last week. An impression was given that the roof of the coal shed projects out over the cars on the railroad track but such is not the case. The roofs of the shed and most cars are about the same height and they project out to within about a foot of each other. It was between the two roofs that Mr. KREIN's body was caught as he stood on the ladder of the car. When the coal shed was built Mr. KNAPP's desire was to place it farther away from the railroad track but at Mr. KREIN's suggestion it was placed as it is in order to facilitate the unloading of the coal. There is plenty of room between the shed and the car for a man to pass safely and it is only up where the roof of the car and the roof of the shed project out toward each other that such an accident as befell Mr. KREIN could occur. Resolutions of Condolence Theodore KREIN Whereas: Death, terrible and tragic, has suddenly taken from our Camp, our well beloved neighbor, Theodore KREIN; and Whereas: We recognized in Neighbor KREIN a worthy, loyal and helpful member of our Camp, a kind and loving husband and father, and a good and valued citizen, neighbor and friend; therefore be it Resolved: That we, the members of the Summit Camp No. 713, Modern Woodsmen of America, deeply deplore the death of Neighbor KREIN and to mark our sorrow direct that the charter of our Camp be draped in mourning for a period of thirty days. Be it also Resolved: That we tender our deepest sympathy to the sorrowing widow, sons and daughters and commend them for solace to Him who doeth all things for good. Be it further Resolved: That these resolutions be spread upon our records of our Camp, a copy sent to the family of Neighbor KREIN, and that they be published in the local paper. C. A. TROWBRIDGE, William PATTEN, D. A. HENNEBERRY - Committee Transcribed by Deb Haines, December 1, 1998

73. Search Results An = (0989.30027) Proceedings of the mark krein international conference on operator theory and applications,Odessa, Ukraine, August 1822, 1997. Volume II. Basel Birkhäuser. http://www.emis.de/cgi-bin/MATH-item?0989.30027

74. SULAIR: Mathematical & Computer Sciences Library: New Books Received In November AUTHOR mark krein International Conference on Operator Theory and Applications TITLEDifferential operators and related topics proceedings of the mark krein http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/mathcs/collections/newbooks/nbnov00.html

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75. The PROMO 100 Alphabetical Index Nierenberg 202548-3314 www.4momentum.com Momentum North America 5 mark Shapiro314 203-227-8478 www.promgtcorp.com Promotions.com 13 Steven krein 212-971 http://www.promomagazine.com/ar/marketing_promo_alphabetical_index/

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76. 2004 DCF Honor Roll R. Kollmorgen, MD Melinda B. Konopko David F. Kotz, Ph.D. Kim Hoagland Kraner W.Todd krein Richard A. Krissinger John H. Krumenacker, Jr., MD mark P. Kumler http://www.dartmouth.edu/~alfund/thankyou/2004/1986.html

Thanks to those below who have given in FY 2004. Donors who have pledged will be listed when their gifts are received. Class of 1986 39% Participation 20-29 Years of Giving Hugh A. O'Reilly 10-19 Years of Giving Bruce A. Acker Michael D. Ackerman Cynthia Snyder Acree Sarah Geithner Adam Paul E. Adornato Karen Hannaway Albright Bonnie J. Austin William S. Babash Mark J. Baldwin Heath R. Barker Janie Gentry Bates Kenneth C. Bausch Philip V. Bayly Mary A. Beckman Elizabeth Danforth Benenson Thomas H. Berry Debra J. Griffin Bishop Katherine Brown Blackburn Karen R. Blodgett John F. Bodi Sarah Metzgar Boggess Suzanne Dunseath Bohn Jeffrey D. Bower Tiffany M. Boyd John C. Brady Kirsten Calvert Brady Amy J. Briggs, Ph.D. Carl Beaumont Brown Jennifer Harris Brown Lillie Brown-McNeill Robert E. Brown Philip Mark Burrow Jeffrey R. Capwell Priscilla F. Carothers Harry J. Carrel Margaret Garretson Carter Robert M. Cary Julie Barker Casesa Timothy C. Casey Melissa C. Baten Caswell Laurence J. Chang Michele Jacques Chang Margaret E. Chute

77. Authors - C Caldwell, JS, see Hertzler, Caldwell, markTeo. Calesaric, H., see Birdwell Calesaric. 14(3), 257-267. Casey, M, see krein, S, Casey, M. http://www.nrharural.org/search/auth/C.html

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78. Log Home Mortgages From The Log Home Division Of American Home Bank I felt your customer service was excellent. mark krein . The closing was acomplete success. I felt your customer service was excellent. mark krein . http://www.americanlogmortgage.com/loan_originator/customers_say.asp?ID=37&

79. BIO mark is also a volunteer instructor for Junior Achievement of Dayton. mark residesin Springboro with his wife Leigh. Workforce Readiness Chair Joan M. krein. http://www.mvhra.org/bio.htm

President - Steven E. Gall Vice President - Mark Ording Mark resides in Springboro with his wife Leigh. President Elect - Virgil F. McDaniel, PHR Virgil McDaniel is the Vice President of Human Resources for EGI, Inc. He graduated from the University of Dayton with a degree in Police Administration and Business. He is certified through the Society of Human resource Management as a Professional in Human Resources. Before joining EGI, Inc., Virgil was with the City of Dayton Police Department and retired after 28 years of service at the rank of Lt. Colonel. Professional affiliations include SHRM, MVHRA, the FOP of Ohio, Inc., and Police and Fire Retiree’s of Ohio, Inc. Virgil currently serves on the boards of Project Cure, Inc., the Estates of Silvercreek Homeowners Association and Captain John C. Post FOP 44. Secretary - Linda Roberts Member of MVHRA for 5 years and currently the Chair of the MVHRA Diversity Committee. Employed with Standard Register for a combined total of 31 years and a HR professional for 11 of those years. Previous positions held include HR Representative and HR Administrator. Treasurer - Lisa Mowell, SPHR

80. National Academy Of Sciences Translate this page Kraus, Charles A. Krauskopf, Konrad B. Krayer, Otto. Krebs, Hans. krein, MarkG. Krishnan, Kariamanikkam S. Kroeber, Alfred L. Krogh, August. Krogman, WM. http://www4.nationalacademies.org/nas/nasdece.nsf/urllinks/$$AlphaListK?OpenDocu

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