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The Harvey Lectures by David Baltimore, Alexander G. Bearn, et all 1976 I'm in Love with the Girl in the Moon. [Song.] by David G Baltimore, 1911 Frames of Reference Photographic Paths by David Yager, 1989 In Dreams of yesterday. [Song.] by David G Baltimore, 1911 Peace and Liberty. [Song.] by David G Baltimore, 1917 NOBEL LECTURES IN MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 1933-1975. by David (Foreword) From the Library of Francis Crick & SIGNED by him. (Francis Crick) BALTIMORE, 1977 Inaugural sermon: Delivered in the Temple of the Har Sinai Verein by David Einhorn, 1909 Great neighborhoods, great city: Revitalizing Baltimore through the healthy neighborhoods approach (Occasional papers / Goldseker Foundation) by David Boehlke, 2001 Plan for Baltimore block by David F Haddow, 1978 Cancer mortality in Baltimore, Maryland, 1969-1980 by David D Celentano, 1983 A model to assess the local economic impact of arts institutions: The Baltimore case study by David Cwi, 1977 Crime days precursors study: Baltimore, 1952-1976 (ICPSR) by David N Nurco, 1985

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81. Ahead Of The Curve David Baltimore S Life In Science
    Table of Contents, References. Book Reviews. Ahead of the Curve david baltimore s Life in Science. February 5, 2002. from Medscape General Medicine TM  
    http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/421024

82. Interview With David Baltimore, PhD
    Interview with david baltimore, PhD. January 1997. 1. Do you believe a vaccine for HIV is possible? Yes. The various experiments in  
    http://hivinsite.ucsf.edu/InSite.jsp?page=pr-02-10&doc=2098.2b82

83. Baltimore Streetcar Museum
    (image 21707) (136 kbytes) Country United States City baltimore Location baltimore Streetcar Museum Photo by david Pirmann Date 8/10/1996 Notes PCC 7407  
    http://world.nycsubway.org/us/baltimore/balt-museum.html
    
    Extractions: Home/Search What's New Leave Feedback world.nycsubway.org ... Baltimore, Maryland Many of Baltimore's old trolleys are preserved at the Baltimore Streetcar Museum. Information about the Baltimore Streetcar Museum , or write to: Baltimore Streetcar Museum, P.O. Box 4881, Baltimore, MD 21211, (410)547-0264.

84. David Raynes: Lewis Black At The Baltimore Improv
    david Raynes. I am just a figment of my own imagination. June 16, 2003. Lewis Black at the baltimore Improv. Last night we made it  
    http://www.rayners.org/2003/06/16/lewis_black_at_the_baltimore_improv.php
    
    Extractions: Main Last night we made it out to see Lewis Black at the Baltimore Improv An angrier man, I have yet to see. :) One thing though. As I am sure you are all aware, at every comedy show, there must be at least one cackler . Last night's cackler was two tables over from us. Jenn was about ready to get up out of her seat and go over to the cackler and "inform" her of how loud she was being. Other than that, we had a blast. And after looking at the upcoming schedule there, I have a feeling we will be back a number of times in the next couple months. Posted by rayners at June 16, 2003 11:07 PM TrackBack URL for this entry:

85. David Raynes: Mitch Hedberg At The Baltimore Improv
    david Raynes. I am just a figment of my own imagination. October 13, 2002. Mitch Hedberg at the baltimore Improv. We went into baltimore  
    http://www.rayners.org/2002/10/13/mitch_hedberg_at_the_baltimore_improv.php
    
    Extractions: Main We went into Baltimore tonight to see Mitch Hedberg at the Improv . We had a blast. I tried a couple different ($7.50 each though!) martinis. We snagged his CD on our way out and listened to it on our way home. Good stuff. :) Posted by rayners at October 13, 2002 10:00 PM TrackBack URL for this entry:

86. MilkenInstitute.Org Events Speakers David Baltimore
    Speaker s Biography david baltimore Nobel Laureate, Medicine, 1975; President, California Institute of Technology; FasterCures Board Member.  
    http://www.milkeninstitute.org/events/events.taf?EventID=GC04&SPID=1135&cat=allc

87. Ahead Of The Curve : David Baltimore's Life In Science
    Compare prices on Ahead of the Curve david baltimore s Life in Science by Shane Crotty. Ahead of the Curve david baltimore s Life in Science.  
    http://www.allbookstores.com/book/0520225570
    
    Extractions: David Baltimore, the president of CalTech, earned his PhD in 18 months, and won the Nobel Prize at the age of 37. Crotty's biography of this respected scientist deeply surveys the extensive contributions that Baltimore has made to the study of biologyparticularly microbiology and AIDS research. Beyond that, he discusses Baltimore the man, whose intensity and ambition not only catapulted him to the fore of contemporary scientific research but also embroiled him in a notorious public battle about scientific fraud. Add this book to your wish list View your wish list

88. David Baltimore
    Written by Harvey Lodish , Arnold Berk , S. Lawrence Zipursky , Paul Matsudaira , david baltimore , James Darnell Published by WH Freeman Co.  
    http://biologybooks.net/search_David_Baltimore/searchBy_Author.html
    
    Extractions: This book is an essential tool for both students and professionals that need to broaden their knowledge in molecular cell biology. It provides the fundamental concepts and contains high quality illustrations/graphics. The CD-ROM is also a valuable tool that one can have as it contains basically the book itself.

89. Baltimore City Paper: ARCHIVES
    david Morley. What Are the Odds? Despite Democratic Party Dominance, Eight baltimore Greens to Run for City Council in November (March 24, 2004).  
    http://www.citypaper.com/archives/davidmorley.html

90. No Vacancy! Moving To Opportunity In Baltimore's Suburbs, By David Moberg
    Issue 79, January/February 1995. No Vacancy! Denial, Fear and the Rumor Mill Waged a War Against Moving to Opportunity in baltimore s Suburbs. By david Moberg  
    http://www.nhi.org/online/issues/79/novacancy.html
    
    Extractions: Issue #79, January/February 1995 By David Moberg Moving To Opportunity (MTO), as the Housing and Urban Development program was called, will continue in the five cities initially designated despite elimination of what would have been a second round of experiments. HUD also hopes to implement a broader Choice in Residency project that will make counseling on housing opportunities available to recipients of housing subsidies through the Section 8 voucher and certificate programs. But the Baltimore experience suggests the problematic politics of any strategy to fight poverty through housing mobility, a policy that HUD Secretary Henry Cisneros favors. Moving To Opportunity was quietly slipped into the Housing and Community Development Act of 1992 through the lobbying efforts of Alex Polikoff, the public interest lawyer who brought the original Gautreaux lawsuit. But then HUD Secretary Jack Kemp embraced the idea, which finally was launched under the Clinton administration. MTO and Choice in Residency are partly responses to the strong evidence in many metropolitan areas, including Chicago, that Section 8 housing vouchers have led to reconcentration of poor blacks in suburbs. This pattern does not simply reflect conscious choice. Yet the problem is not only lingering discrimination but also inadequate knowledge of suburban housing markets and lack of confidence of many low-income blacks. Partly under the influence of sociologist Douglas Massey, co-author of

91. David Mot Goliat – Eller Hvordan Var Det Nå Igjen?
    david baltimore var en stor stjerne på 1980tallet. Han er det fremdeles, også – men ikke takket være den såkalte baltimore-saken.  
    http://www.forskning.no/Artikler/2002/mai/1021535263.77
    
    Extractions: David Baltimore var en stor stjerne på 1980-tallet. Han er det fremdeles, også – men ikke takket være den såkalte Baltimore-saken. Dette er en vanskelig sak. Vanskelig fordi den ikke tilfredsstiller noen av våre fordommer. Vi har forestillinger om hvem som er de gode og hvem som er de dårlige. På tv er det aldri noen tvil. Den lille labassistenten blir forsøkt kneblet og blir latterliggjort, men hun vinner fram til slutt: Den mektige Nobel-prisvinneren ER virkelig en skurk – og i sluttscenen får hun sin velfortjente belønning. Så ikke i virkeligheten.

92. David J. Ramsay, President, University Of Maryland, Baltimore
    Maryland Manual OnLine - www.mdmanual.net UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, baltimore. PRESIDENT. david J. RAMSAY, DM, D.Phil., President Office  
    http://www.mdarchives.state.md.us/msa/mdmanual/25univ/umab/html/msa11590.html
    
    Extractions: President, University of Maryland, Baltimore, since June 1994. Board of Visitors, University of Maryland, Baltimore, 1994-. Board of Directors, University of Maryland Medical System, 1994-. Member, State Council on Cancer Control, 1994-; Task Force to Conquer Cancer in Maryland, 1999; Governor's Commission on the Development of Advanced Technology Business, 2003-04. Baltimore Business Journal

93. Ahead Of The Curve
    Go. Entire Site. Shane Crotty Ahead of the Curve david baltimore s Life in Science Publication Date April 2001.  
    http://www.ucpress.edu/books/pages/9029.html
    
    Extractions: "Crotty does an impressive job of outlining Baltimore's scientific role in many of his major discoveries and makes many of the basics of modern molecular biology accessible to the general public." Publishers Weekly "[T]he personal as well as scientific reasons for Baltimore's eminence shine through." New Scientist "Crotty has a knack for explaining complicated science in lay language." Washington Post Book World "In his hugely entertaining biography of David Baltimore, Shane Crotty delivers a vivid description of the career of one of the most influential scientists of our time, while providing a lively account of discoveries that shaped biology over the last forty years and of events that contributed to define its place in today's society. Crotty's writing style is a hit, he brings the science to everyone's level, and he has a great story to tell." Nature Medicine "Crotty's book brilliantly illuminates this pillar of molecular biology, and should be read by anyone, whether scientist or not, who cares about the modern research enterprise and the politics that drive it."

94. JHU DOGEE Faculty
    david Harvey Professor Tel 410.516.5127 Email harvey@jhuvms.hcf.jhu.edu. 309 Ames Hall The Johns Hopkins University 3400 North Charles Street baltimore, MD  
    http://www.jhu.edu/~dogee/people/faculty/harvey.html
    
    Extractions: Ph.D. St Johns College, Cambridge, 1961. David Harvey first joined the Department of Geography and Environmental Engineering as an Associate Professor of Geography in 1969 (he was promoted to Full Professor in 1973). Prior to that he had taught in the Geography Department at the University of Bristol in England. From 1987 to 1993 he was the Halford Mackinder Professor of Geography in the University of Oxford but in 1993 he returned full time to Hopkins. During the 1960s, he worked mainly on problems of methodology and philosophy of geography while maintaining a strong interest in research in historical geography. This phase of his work culminated with the publication in 1969 of a major methodological work on Explanation in Geography. His move to the United States and to the Johns Hopkins and to Baltimore in particular coincided with a shift of research emphasis away from the positivism of the earlier years and into an exploration of more dialectical and Marxist ways of thinking, most particularly as these related to urbanization and the crises of impoverishment and racism then facing many US cities (including, of course, Baltimore which has always remained a key to much of his research activity and interests ever since). This culminated in the publication of Social Justice and the City in 1973.

95. Berkeley Groks - David Baltimore Interview - Science Policy For The 21st Century
    Professor david baltimore President, California Institute of Technology Professor of Biology, California Institute of Technology Nobel Prize, Physiology or  
    http://ist-socrates.berkeley.edu/~frank/BerkeleyGroks_Baltimore.htm
    
    Extractions: Biography Website Joining us on this week's episode of Berkeley Groks is a distinguished guest, David Baltimore. Dr. Baltimore is the president of the California Institute of Technology and he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1975 for his work in the molecular biology of cancer. David Baltimore ( DB ) joins Frank Ling ( FL ) to talk about national science policy, science education, and Caltech's efforts to find a solution to the confusion that followed the presidential election in 2000. Below is a transcript of the interview: FL: Dr. Baltimore, thanks for joining us on Berkeley Groks today. DB: FL: So first I just want to ask you, as leader of a leading research institute in America, where is science policy going these days? DB: For one thing, there is actually a fair amount of money being put behind science today. There was a doubling of the NIH budget in the last 5 years which has made, I think, the

96. CBS.SportsLine.com - MLB Baltimore Orioles
    (03/30/2004) DH/1B david Segui (wrist is a sense that Daal, who finished 411 with a 6.34 ERA for the Orioles last season, will not pitch again for baltimore.  
    http://cbs.sportsline.com/mlb/teams/page/BAL
    
    Extractions: Yankees keep roll going behind Sheffield, Vazquez Gary Sheffield snapped a seventh-inning tie with a two-out double, and Javier Vazquez pitched the New York Yankees to a 5-2 victory Thursday for another sweep of the Baltimore Orioles. Sheffield leads Yankees in comeback - New York Daily News Orioles report: Notes, quotes LHP Eric DuBose leads the Orioles in all the wrong categories. On Wednesday against the Yankees he surrendered his team-high 11th and 12th HRs and issued four walks, giving him a team-high 35. He allowed only three hits in five innings, but two of them were HRs. Orioles report: Inside pitch Every member of the Orioles is excited about their teammate 3B Mel Mora being named the American League player of the month for May. Everybody but Mora! Orioles report: Roster The Orioles brought up C Robert Machado , INF Jose Leon and RHP Eddy Rodriguez , called up then sent down RHP Denny Bautista , released C Keith Osik , activated LHP Matt Riley and sent him to AAA Ottawa. In other words they're looking for help from wherever they can get it.

97. Dynamic Generators Of Topologically Embedded Graphs
    baltimore, Maryland. SESSION Session 9A table of contents. Pages 599 608. Year of Publication 2003. ISBN0-89871-538-5. Author, david Eppstein, University of  
    http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=644208

98. E. A. Poe Society Of Baltimore
    (david Poe was the Quartermaster General for the city of baltimore.) Edgar A. Poe left this house in August or September of 1835, moving to Richmond, Virginia  
    http://www.eapoe.org/balt/poehse.htm
    
    Extractions: Last Update: November 20, 1997 Navigation: Main Menu Poe Info. Menu Poe House Events Images Southern Literary Messenger . About the same time, Elizabeth Cairnes Poe died and her pension stopped. Maria was quickly unable to cover the rent and had no option other than to move. Edgar's cousin Neilson Poe, who lived in Baltimore and had married Virginia's half-sister, offered to take in both Virginia and Maria. Edgar, fearing that he was losing his little family, proposed to Virginia in a remarkably emotional letter (August 29, 1835, Ostrom, Letters , pp. 69-71). She accepted and by October 7, 1835 Virginia and Maria moved with Poe to Richmond. This building was saved from demolition in 1941 by the Edgar Allan Poe Society of Baltimore. The house is a small 2 1/2 story brick duplex (now part of a row of houses), containing 5 rooms. First floor: parlor (front) and kitchen (rear). Second floor: 2 bedrooms. Top floor: The primary item on display is the house itself. In addition, a number of pieces related to Poe are exhibited, including glassware and china belonging to John Allan (Poe's foster father), a telescope reputedly used by Poe, Poe's sextant, a traveling desk (or lap desk) he presumably used at the University of Virginia and a full-sized color reproduction of the only known portrait of Poe's wife, Virginia, done at her death in 1847. A set of Gustave Dore's 1884 illustrations for Poe's "The Raven" are featured on the second floor. A series of videos and other displays relate to Poe's life as an author and his death (including several of the bottles of cognac left over the years at Poe's grave by the mysterious "Poe

99. The Orioles Warehouse
    the ripple of neoclassical (so to speak) ballpark construction that started with baltimore's Camden Yards in 1992 A Camden Yards (in baltimore, where he played five seasons for the  
    http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://oobleck.com/orioles/&y=02E73E569B390

100. The Orioles Warehouse
     of time in each league, during which he has witnessed the ripple of neoclassical (so to speak) ballpark construction that started with baltimore s Camden Yards  
     http://www.oobleck.com/orioles/
     
     Extractions: Your independent source for Orioles news, analysis, transactions, stats, history, and commentary It's not often that an Oriole wins the American League Player of the Month award, as Melvin Mora has done for his scalding month of May at the plate. MLB.com Mora named AL Player of the Month Baltimore Sun Mora adds Player of Month to All-Star bid Mora's .402 batting average, .480 on-base percentage, and .701 slugging percentage last month all led the league. For the season, he's at .377/.459/.598. He ranks first in the league in batting average and runs scored, and he's second in OBP, fourth in slugging, and ninth in RBI. Needless to say, those numbers represent a phenomenal level of production, comparable to what he accomplished in the first half of last year. Yet Mora is still not making much of an impact on the national radar. In the first month of All-Star voting, for example, he did not get enough votes to be listed among the top five AL third basemen, according to numbers released Tuesday by the Associated Press Continue reading "Mora is better... no, make that the best"

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