81. Powering A Generation: Bibliography Plummer, James; ferrar, Terry, and Hughes, William, eds., Electric Power StrategicIssues (Arlington, VA Public Utilities Reports, Inc Energy bill The End of http://americanhistory.si.edu/csr/powering/biblio/b_main.htm

Reference Bibliography Links below will take you to sites that are not on the Smithsonian server. These links are provided for educational purposes and for the convenience of those visiting Powering A Generation. Listing of a link does not constitute an endorsement of a site or its content by the Smithsonian Institution. Books: Comprehensive Bibliography: Finn, Bernard S., The History of Electrical Technology: An Annotated Bibliography , (New York: Garland Publishing, Inc., 1991). History of the Power Industry: Bowers, Brian, A History of Electric Light and Power , (Stevenage, UK: Peter Peregrinus Ltd., 1982). Collier, Hugh, Developing Electrical Power: Thirty Years of World Bank Experience , (Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press, 1984). Friedlander, Amy, Power and Light: Electricity in the U.S. Energy Infrastructure, 1870-1940 , (Reston, VA: Corporation for National Research Initiatives, 1996) Hirsh, Richard F., Technology and Transformation In The American Electric Utility Industry , (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1989).

82. Www.blythe.org/nytransfer-subs/99nyc/Tenants_Online_6-17-99_ notes the horrific process here, the failure of the Vallone bill to protect YOU CANDO FAST AND EASY 1. Bronx Borough President Fernando ferrar's office said http://www.blythe.org/nytransfer-subs/99nyc/Tenants_Online_6-17-99_

83. Magazine Index - Fall 2002 Issue By Derek ferrar. I Remember When Fond memories from our readers. By KateRobertson. Natural Selections Six honu hele on. By bill Harby. http://www.islandscene.com/toc/2002/fall/

Stories from the Fall 2002 Issue H E A L T H Fun Fear Why we love to scare ourselves with ghouls and gore. By Bill Harby Will You be Ready? Learning CPR is easy. By Joan Conrow Not Giving in to the Target Zen archers discover peace of mind and body. By Craig DeSilva Get Out! These seniors are leading active lives. By Craig DeSilva F O O D Nutrition 101 At this culinary school, nutrition has a place at the table. By Ignacio Lobos Creative Stuff Three intriguing stuffing recipes. By Tina Shaffer Lunch Special Fantastic sandwiches. By Tina Shaffer 'O H A N A (Family and Community) Starving to Live Losing more than weight trying to be slim. By Sophia V. Schweitzer Cafeteria Cuisine School cafeterias cater to picky eaters. By Tina Shaffer H M S A M E M B E R N E W S Up Front A message from Robert P. Hiam, President and CEO, HMSA Between the Lines By Bill Harby, Editor On the Agenda Fighting fraud, saving money.

84. Awards Jules de Raucourt F111-F. bill Plewes - USS Reliant. Norman Russell - SDKFZ. 234/1. MikeSiggins - Bradely M2. Todd Pelrine - ferrar.i 333sp Ford F350 Hi Rail. http://web.idirect.com/~dwc/worldexpo98/award.html

WORLD EXPO 98 Toronto Award Winners Junior Awards - Exhibitors (under sixteen) Callum Haggerty - Vampire Barry Maybe - High Elf Griffin Andrew Potter - Armored Car Robert Browne - German Soldier Adam Kernan - German NCO Jim Browne - Motorcycle Ben Kernan - Navy Seal Vietnam 1969 Natalie Vess - Santa Claus Bobby Sarnowski - Braveheart Isaac Armstrong - Focke Wulf 190 Basic Level Laura Shearman - Alien Queen Yves Christian - l/35th scale Armor Anne Harwood - U.S. Cavalry Debbi Ashbee - Belle of the Ball" Roger Rouse - A Bridge too Far Jim Anderson - Sgt. 66th Berkshires Gates Bisson - L'Occupation General Level Certificates Mark McGinnis - Herr Kommandant, I Know Nothing Bill Cann - A Drink With the Boss Larry Lee - Entire Display M.J. Bannerman - Schlagen Bob Huryk - Rendevous at Skull Rock Fred Yongkusa - Tiger Tank Patsy Schulmerick - Dragonheart Colin Drake - Full House Bill Plewes - Riverine John Murray - lst Sgt. US 7th Cavalry 1873 Richard Buschagen - The Dragoon Craig Whitaker - Italian Officer - Sahara Brad Wood - 48th Highlander C. Robbins - Quiet Day At the Store

85. An Interactive Novel. ANDREA You don't get it, bill. I'm sorry. bill Christ, I feel like Jose ferrar inTHE SHREIK! Come on, Andrea, don't be June Allyson. ANDREA goes out the door. http://www.tomnoonan.com/serial3.html

home site search W O U N D #3 site index send email ALTERNATE (alternate 1 / 2 / 4 / 5...) CHAPTER 3 (Chapter If Bill had known his pancakes had been dosed he probably would not have gone along with the next the stage in his 'treatment'. The fact that the staff had been putting Tralixatrophin in his food since his arrival (actually his wife had put it in this coffee the morning of the intervention) was kept from Bill until he was at the Hills nearly three weeks. And by that point so much had happened that, looking back, he couldn't tell what was drug induced and what was 'natural'. And now that he'd gotten 'involved' with Trudy he wasn't doing much looking back. During Trudy's first intensive group session someone had asked "why Les Miserables?" She had answered that her ex- husband had gone down to Boston on the pretext of seeing the play with out-of-town business contacts the previous summer but had instead had gone to a hotel with his mistress. When asked why she didn't bust up the hotel, she said that she'd read the reviews of Les Miz and all the critics agreed it was a fabulous production - she would have hated to miss it. Our hero, Bill, was so taken with her when he heard this story, he immediately struck up a friendship. The sexual angle didn't surface until a few weeks later.

86. Rockmine : The Ultimate Rock Cyclopedia. FARINA, RICHARD AND MlMI. FARLEY, FRANK. FARLOW, bill. FARLOWE, CHRIS. FARMER,HUMPTY. FERRANTE, DENNIS. FERRANTELLA, NICK. ferrar, DUCK. ferrarA, FRED. http://www.rockmine.music.co.uk/F_Cyclo/F_Link.html

FABIAN. FABULOUS. FABULOUS DEPRESSIONS, THE. FABULOUS POODLES, THE. FABIAN. FABULOUS. FABULOUS DEPRESSIONS, THE. FABULOUS POODLES, THE. ... FYSON, LESLEY.

87. Paul Renne - Current Research Dr. Renne has worked on the Siberian, Central Atlantic, ferrar, ParanáEtendeka to)Asish Basu, Robert Coe, Marcia Ernesto, Jonathan Glen, bill Hames, Marc http://www.bgc.org/prci.html

geo-chro-nol-o-gy n the history of the earth the science of determining the ages of earth materials home contact us site map Paul Renne - Current Research Paul Renne is broadly interested in the evolution of planet Earth and its near neighbors. His analytical tools of choice are 40Ar/39Ar geochronology and paleomagnetism, and in parellel with the applications of these tools he has a lifelong passion for improving their scope of utility as well as quantifying their limitations. A few of his ongoing research programs are outlined below. For a decade Dr. Renne has been fascinated by flood volcanism, a process by which nearly incomprehensible volumes of magma are erupted over geologically brief time intervals. A striking coincidence between these events and mass extinctions of biota through Earth history is one of his most significant preoccupations. With various colleagues and students, and support from the National Science Foundation and National Geographic Society, Dr. Renne has worked on the Siberian, Central Atlantic, Ferrar, Paraná-Etendeka, Rajmahal, Deccan, North Atlantic, and Ethiopian-Yemen flood volcanic (or "large igneous") provinces. This work has been central to establishing the relative brevity of flood volcanism and the correlation of the biggest provinces with significant environmental change, notably at the Permian/Triassic, Triassic/Jurassic, and Cretaceous/Paleogene boundaries. Another topic of current interest is understanding in detail the relationship between flood volcanism and continental rifting.

88. 1999 INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALIST TRANSCRIPT — TAPE #530, SIDE #2 F bill ferrar (KOGO reporter). B Sheriff Lt. KOGO's bill ferrar reports thesheriff's department has plenty of leads. F They have the vehicle. http://testament.org/new_testament/t530s2.html

Previous Table of Contents Next 1999 INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALIST TRANSCRIPT — TAPE #530, SIDE #2 R: "Coast to Coast" taped message announcer H: Hilly Rose (portion of "Coast to Coast" broadcast) A: Art Bell (commercial spokesman) L: Ann Louise Gittleman (commercial spokeswoman) S: various commercial spokespersons C: Constance Clear (portion of "Coast to Coast" broadcast) N: Christian from Utah (portion of "Coast to Coast" broadcast) M: various taped message announcers G: Roger Hedgecock (commercial spokesman) E: Deb Welch (KOGO newscaster) T: Mary Taylor (KOGO traffic reporter) F: Bill Ferrar (KOGO reporter) B: Sheriff Lt. Melvin Roberts (KOGO interview) (bumper music is "Sadeness" performed by Enigma) R: To purchase cassette copies of "Coast to Coast A.M." with Art Bell, call (gives number). This is a special edition of "Coast to Coast A.M." with Hilly Rose on the Premiere Radio Networks. Now, filling in for Art Bell, here's Hilly Rose. H: Well I wish we had another ten hours. We probably could have call after call after call after call. People who have had these experiences. And we said much earlier in the evening so it bears repeating that in a CNN/Time poll, most people, 91%, told the pollsters that they had never had contact with aliens or known anyone who had. So that means that, gosh, only 9% of the people of America—(small laugh) according to this—have had some kind of experience or know someone who has. The Newsweek magazine says 48% of the people are sure the government is involved in a cover-up. Probably higher than that. So we'll complete our conversations and take as many calls as we can in the next half hour as we move along — talking about the repercussions of being abducted. The human repercussions. Here are some messages from Art Bell.

89. TC Vintage Autographs: Hollywood And TV bill DICKEY, WITH WARM REGARDS. DW FAGLEY . Admiral Fagley was Dickey's commandingofficer in WW II when he was in the Navy .. BOTH ITEMS 100.00. ferrar, http://www.tccardco.com/autographs/hollywood_and_tv.htm

Vintage Hollywood TV-Baby Boomer Entertainment All autographs offered for sale by TC Vintage are one-of-a-kind examples and are not made-to-order collectibles signed in sharpie like those sold on QVC. VINTAGE HOLLYWOOD AGAR, JOHN : 3X5 in ink. 40's western star. Worked with John Wayne, John Ford and first husband of Shirley Temple....$6.00 ALLISON, MAY : Silent screen actress. Vintage 8x10 signed in ink. A very "20's" pose. W.F. Seely studio photograph.....$50.00 ASTAIRE, FRED : Famous dancer/movie star of the 30's and 40's. Best known for his RKO musicals with Ginger Rodgers. 3x5, in ink obtained in person. ...75.00 ASTOR, MARY : Yellow album page, dated, picture. .....$60.00 AYRES, AGNES : Leading lady of the silent screen, best known for THE SHEIK. Deceased in 1940. Beautiful vintage picture. 8x5 3/4, signed in ink. Wertzel studio....$125.00 BELLAMY, MADGE : Billed as the most beautiful girl on Broadway. Silent movie star. Appeard in John Ford's THE IRON HORSE and many other silents. After THE WHITE ZOMBIE in 1932 her film career disintegrated. Vintage 8x10 signed in ink. Picture is by the Evans Studio in LA......$65.00

90. Register Of Roots Translate this page DARDIK, Proskurov, Russia, Shelley Parish Nord. DAVID, Lorsch, Germany,bill Firestone. DAVIDOW, Janis. ferrar, Shuvinishok, Lithuania, Harold Wyzansky. http://www.jewishgen.org/jgsp/rorresaf.htm

Jewish Genealogical Society of Greater Philadelphia (JGSGP) JGSGP Register of Roots Surnames Being Researched by Members of JGSGP, A-F SURNAME SHTETL COUNTRY RESEARCHER AARONOVITZ Gargzdai Lithuania Leonard S. Duboff AARONOVITZ South Africa Loraine S. Duboff ABARBANEL Grajewo or Stawiski Poland Joseph Barbanel ABRAMOVITZ Dunevitz, Podalia Ukraine, Russia (Or Siberia) Anne Weisenthal ABRAMS Romania Randi Berkowitz ABRAMSON Russia Randi Berkowitz ABRAMSON Russia Stephen Silberman ABULAFIA Morroco ABULAFIA Spain ADELMAN Louis Gutzait ADLER Feuchwagen Germany Allan T. Hirsh, Jr ADLER Mochstadt (Hessen) Germany Ernest J. Kaufman ADLER Staden (Hessen) Germany Ernest J. Kaufman ADLER Biala Podlaska Poland George Lowenstein ADLER Hahnstatten, Hesse Germany Peter S. Wyant AEROW Sednev, Chernigov USSR Toni Freeman ALEINIKOFF Shklov Belarus David R. Brill ALEXANDER Wuertemberg Germany Joan F. Pollak ALTOIZ (ALTHOUSE) Uoldofka, Kiev Gubernia Ukraine Alan Gross ALTSCHER Zolochev Ukraine Mark Alsher AMPEL Husiatyn (Galicia) Ukraine Mitch Goldstein AMROMIN Gomel Russia Michael Chonoles AMSTERDAM Czestochowa, (Mstow)

91. Bill Translate this page alla dogana perché non in regola con gli standard americani di scappamento e unaFerrar! Da allora, in auto o senza, la corsa dell'ex ragazzo bill Gates non http://www.sicurezzanet.com/informatica/Libri/billprime.asp

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92. Van Hilleary For Governor GENERAL ASSEMBLY Back to Top KNS, House panel kills beerkeg registrationbill (ferrar) 4.3.2 http//www.knoxnews.com/kns/politics/article/0,1406 http://www.vanhilleary.com/april4.htm

Daily News Update: April 3-4, 2002 Today's News - April 3-4, 2002 Campaign Congressional Races Transportation Environ ... Budget CAMPAIGN: Back to Top KTN, Hilleary gives high marks to Kingsport's K-14 education system (Whaley) 4.3.2 Hilleary also said K-12 principals must be tasked with raising education expectations, adding that good principals are the "common thread" in the state's "pockets of educational excellence." With improved results in hand, Hilleary said schools have far less problem asking for increased funding to "reach the next level." KNS, Minister announces for governor (McDowell) 4.4.2 http://www.knoxnews.com/kns/election/article/0,1406,KNS_630_1067379,00.html Nashville minister Edwin Sanders on Wednesday announced his candidacy for governor on the steps of War Memorial Plaza, declaring it time to "renew the spirit of Tennessee." NashScene

93. The Heritage Foundation: Research: Education: School Choice 2001: Tennessee A choice bill to relieve public school overcrowding was introduced in 2000, but 590.RebeccaFerrar, Governor Allows Charter School Plan to Die for Session http://www.heritage.org/Research/Education/Schools/tennessee.cfm

site map help contact us The Heritage Foundation ... School Choice 2001 Tennessee Policy Archive: view by date Policy Archive: view by issue ... Return Home TENNESSEE: SCHOOL CHOICE 2001: WHAT'S HAPPENING IN THE STATES State Profile (Updated July 2001) School Choice Status Public school choice: Statewide (Interdistrict/Mandatory) Charter school law: No Publicly funded private school choice: No Privately funded school choice: Yes Ranking on the Education Freedom Index: 36th out of 50 states K-12 Public Schools and Students (2000-2001) Public school enrollment: 905,410 Number of schools (1998-1999): 1,554 Current expenditures: $5,085,175,000 Current per-pupil expenditure: $5,616 Amount of revenue from the federal government: 8.5% Evaluation of school performance: Report card, ratings, rewards, and sanctions K-12 Public School Teachers (2000-2001) Number of teachers: 56,797 Average salary: $37,074 Students enrolled per teacher: 15.9 Largest teachers union: NEA K-12 Public and Private School Student Academic Performance NAEP test results NAEP Tests Tennessee Student Performance (National) 2000 Reading State (National) Reading State (National) Math State (National) Science 4th Grade 4th Grade 8th Grade 4th Grade 8th Grade 8th Grade Advanced Proficient Basic Below Basic SAT weighted rank (2000): N/A ACT weighted rank (2000): 24th out of 26 states Background Tennessee law already allows students to attend public schools outside their district, but there are bureaucratic restrictions. For example, transferring students must obtain permission from the receiving district's school board to ensure that the transfer does not harm state desegregation efforts. A provision in state law allows the local boards of education to conduct choice programs as part of the state's Basic Education funding reform package passed in 1992.

94. Great Race Results 2000 Traditional Course Canoe 46, 112, bill Rusin, Thom Baker, 4224. 47, 87, Kelli Morgan, bill Morgan,4242. 57, 168, John Spoto, Kali Spoto, 4404. 58, 117, Gregory Otis, MarkFerrar, 4406. http://www.great-race.com/results/res00/canoe00.htm

2000 Great Race Results Traditional Course Canoe Browse or hit CTRL-F to find your name quickly Start Planning for Great Race XXVI - August 10, 2003 - Start your training program now! 2000 Results: Short Bike Long Bike Short Canoe Long Canoe Short Race Teams Long Race Teams Back to Home Page Other Years Long Bike Long Canoe Long Teams Short Bike Short Canoe Short Teams Long Bike Long Canoe Long Teams Short Bike Short Canoe Short Teams Long Bike Long Canoe Long Teams Short Bike Short Canoe Short Teams Long Bike Long Canoe Long Teams Short Bike Short Canoe Short Teams Long Bike Long Canoe Long Teams Short Bike Short Canoe Short Teams Long Bike Long Canoe Long Teams Short Bike Short Canoe Short Teams Long Bike Long Canoe Long Teams Short Bike Short Canoe Short Teams Long Bike Long Canoe Long Teams Long Bike Long Canoe Long Teams Long Bike Long Canoe Long Teams Long Bike Long Canoe Long Teams Long Bike Long Canoe Long Teams Long Bike Long Canoe Long Teams Long Bike Long Canoe Long Teams PLACE RACE Canoeists TIME Bob Zaveral Al Shaver Dale Persons John Edwards Joseph Roosa Bruce Lee Mark LoParco Andy Melnychenko John Gilfus John Potter Scott Dias Ed Paquette Gary Place Bryan Place Brian Watson Corey DuBois Mike Kinsella Ed Curley Scott Sherwood Jeff Sultiski Ken Altfather Bob Paiment Moe Miller Michael Mashtare Roger Klindt Jim Farquhar Tom Carter Brian Young

95. Magazine Index - Winter 2002 Issue By Amy Young. Growing Together A dad helps his daughter feel secure. By DerekFerrar. I Remember When Fond memories from our readers. By bill Harby. http://www.islandscene.com/toc/2002/winter/

Stories from the Winter 2002 Issue H E A L T H Kalaupapa Legacy A longtime resident at the Hansen's disease settlement recalls life without his family. By Sally-Jo Keala-o-Anuenue Bowman Fine Art, Good Therapy Art therapy helps brain-injury survivors. By Ignacio Lobos Aspire to Respire Proper breathing technique can help suffocate stress. By Marlene Nakamoto F O O D Soup Savvy That all-in-one, nutrient-packed soup can be a smart meal. Recipes adapted by Tina Shaffer The Little Gene That Could Is the manipulation of genes in food the answer to world hunger? By Sophia V. Schweitzer 'O H A N A (Family and Community) Alone in the Crowd One woman's journey off the streets and back again. By Genevieve Balderston Bye Bye Love How to deal with a breakup, feel better and move on. By Beverly Fujita More Important Things A child puts aging in perspective. By Tomi K. Knaefler Boys + Park = Way Cool Fun At Manoa Park, every day is boy's day.

96. A Tale Of Folly A Tale of Folly Kesh ferrar, inspired by the artwork of Meehla Itsbill quickly tore off hunks of bread as it devoured the roll. http://www.wanderersguild.com/folly.htm

A Tale of Folly Kesh Ferrar, inspired by the artwork of Meehla The man screeched and snatched his pale hand back from the grass. Eyes shimmering, he clutched the hand to his chest. The woman beside him gasped as she peered around his chest to see the cause of his fright. An animal, with a stature similar to a duck, dined on a quarter of baguette the man had left in the grass. Its bill quickly tore off hunks of bread as it devoured the roll. "How precious!" the woman exclaimed. The creature looked up with its large pale eyes, cocked its head, and then went back to its feast. "It is not precious," the man said petulantly. He examined his hand and a red welt, the shape of the creature's bill, was already beginning to swell. "It is a foul animal! I shall have the groundsman kill it at once." The creature looked up once more from its dinner. It looked directly at the man and let out a hiss, and it rose the feathers on its head, the only feathers it had, for emphasis. The man scurried backward to bump into the woman beside him. "Oh you will not Evan!" she said, mildly irked. "Can't you see its starving?" The man looked once more, trying not to focus on its viscous bill, as it watched him in turn. Its yellow-scaled body was shaped very similarly to a duck but lacked its wings. This made it "thin" already, but the scales seemed to hang on the creature's body, and its bones were apparent. A long fluked tail, equally as long as its body, also set it apart.

97. Untitled ;; GED2HTML v2.5b (4/12/96), Wed Feb 4 224823 1998 ;; See the documentation to find out how this file can ;; be used to add your names to a master index. http://www.gendex.com/~guest/cowan/cowan/GENDEX.txt

98. Sam Kamin's Research Page Research Page. My interests are in programming languages generally, butmainly in programming language theory and functional programming. http://www-sal.cs.uiuc.edu/~kamin/research.html

Research Page My interests are in programming languages generally, but mainly in programming language theory and functional programming. My students and I are engaged in research primarily in two topics right now: partial evaluation and functional-style domain-specific languages. I also have a student working on Java compilation. Publications Domain-specific languages and program generators Students Matt Beckman Lars Clausen Greg Ferrar Bill Harrison ... Joel Jones

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