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To the freemen of Rhode-Island, &c by Jonathan Russell, 1800 In search of Jonathan Hall and Ebenezer Gibbs: Early redware potters of Northhampton, Massachusetts : a thesis by Warren J Smith, 1993 Construction Bidding Law: 1992 Cumulative Supplement Current Through March 1, 1992 (Construction Law Library) by Mark S. Rhodes, Jonathan Justin Sweet, 1992-06 Presence, Prevention and Persuasion: An Historical Analysis of Military Force by Edward Rhodes, Jonathan M. Dicicco, et all 2003-08 Habits and life history of the scallop, Pecten irradians : preliminary report by Jonathan Risser, 1965 Errands into the Metropolis: New England Dissidents in Revolutionary London (Reencounters with Colonialism: New Perspectives on the Americas) by Jonathan Beecher Field, 2009-07-31 THE EASTERN BUDDHIST New Series Vol. XXXVI Nos. 1&2 2004: An unsectarian journal devoted to an open and critical study of Mahayana Buddhism in all of its aspects by Demetrios Th. Vassiliades, Elizabetta Porcu, Georgios T. Halkias, Gerard Clinton Godart, Hishiki Masaharu, Jonathan A. Silk, Kajiwara Keiichi, Robert F. Rhodes, Sasaki Shizuka, Takahashi Koichi, Trevor Murphy Albert Stunkard, 2004 Strange Adventures of Jonathan Drew, A Rolling Stone During His travels Through Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri & Kentucky in the Years 1821-24 American Child Writers: Samantha Smith, Cameron Crowe, Jonathan Krohn, Emily Hughes, Ally Sheedy, Christopher Paolini, Amelia Atwater-Rhodes The strange adventures of Jonathan Drew,: A rolling stone, during his travels through Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, Pennsylvania, ... they sang and the roads they travelled, by Christopher Ward, 1932 MAP: Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island Circa 1825 [reproduction of original] by Unknown, 2008-01-01 Cecil Rhodes and the Cape Afrikaners by Mordechai Tamarkin, 1996-09-30 MAP: Narragansett Bay (Rhode Island) - 1777 [reproduction of original] by Charles Blaskowitz, 2008-01-01 MAP: Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island : 1864 [reproduction of original] by Unknown, 2008-01-01

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81. IGN: Kerry Rhodes: Draft Diary 3
    by Kerry rhodes. July 25, 2005 As told to Jon Robinson. A 68 overall. Me and jonathan Vilma go at it all the time in the games…actually,  
    http://sports.ign.com/articles/634/634909p1.html
    
    Extractions: Undiscovered Clips SECTIONS CHANNELS Insider Members Games Entertainment IGN Services GET GAMES Compare Prices PARTNERS Saturn Guide to Extreme Games IGN Sports Football Kerry Rhodes: Draft Diary 3 Madden ratings, and how life has changed since the draft. by Kerry Rhodes July 25, 2005 As told to Jon Robinson A 68 overall. That's my rating in the new Madden. All I can say is, that's terrible. I'm going to be running around like a chicken with my head cut off with that 53 awareness rating they gave me. Oh my goodness. They always kill the rookies in the ratings. I think I'm a little bit better than a 68, but there's no justice for the rookies. All this does is inspire me to go out and play even harder. I'll deal with this rating for my first year, but after they watch a few games, they'll see. At least they gave me 87 speed. I can live with that.

82. The New York Jets Roster
    84, Carter, jonathan, WRKR, 6-0, 180, 26, 3 Years, Troy State 25, rhodes, Kerry, S, 6-3, 210, 23, Rookie, Louisville  
    http://www.newyorkjets.com/roster/
    
    Extractions: NFL INTERNET NETWORK Official NFL Sites NFL.com NFL Kids Under the Helmet NFL Shop NFL High School NFL Europe Hall of Fame Super Bowl NFLPlayers.com NFL Alumni Join the Team NFL Network AFC Teams Bengals Bills Broncos Browns Chargers Chiefs Colts Dolphins Jaguars Jets Patriots Raiders Ravens Steelers Texans Titans NFC Teams Bears Buccaneers Cardinals Cowboys Eagles Falcons Giants Lions Packers Panthers Rams Redskins Saints Seahawks Vikings HOME STADIUM NEWS HISTORY ... NEWS POLICIES NO. NAME POSITION HEIGHT WEIGHT AGE EXPERIENCE COLLEGE Abraham, John DE 6 Years South Carolina Askew, B.J. FB 3 Years Michigan Baker, Chris TE 4 Years Michigan State Barrett, David CB 6 Years Arkansas Barton, Eric LB 7 Years Maryland Beitia, Xavier K Rookie Florida State Bigby, Atari S Rookie Central Florida Birmingham, Decori RB-KR Rookie Arkansas Blaylock, Derrick RB 5 Years Stephen F. Austin Bollinger, Brooks QB 3 Years Wisconsin Brooks, Ethan OL 8 Years Williams College Brown, Mark LB 2 Years Auburn University Butler, Terry RB Rookie Villanova Carter, Jonathan WR-KR 3 Years Troy State Cavka, Marko T 2 Years Sacramento State Celestin, Oliver DB 2 Years Texas Southern Chrebet, Wayne

83. TigerSportsZone.com | Basketball News'The Weatherman': Raney, Rhodes Forecast 3s
    Fort Hays State University junior guards Jim rhodes and jonathan Raney have been doing their best impersonations as weathermen this season.  
    http://www.tigersportszone.com/stories/012502/bas_raneyrhodes.shtml
    
    Extractions: A "3's" advisory is in effect for the Denver area tonight. There's a 57 percent chance 3-pointers will fall like rain from "The Weathermen." Fort Hays State University junior guards Jim Rhodes and Jonathan Raney have been doing their best impersonations as weathermen this season. Whenever the Tigers have a game, the forecast will include raining 3-pointers. Rhodes and Raney have combined to sink 62-of-109 shots from beyond the arc this season entering tonight's 8 p.m. game at Metropolitan State College of Denver. After Tuesday night's game against University of Nebraska-Kearney, Rhodes was hitting 58.2 percent of his treys 32-for-55 and Raney was cashing in 55.6 percent of the time 30-for-54. "I'm not worried about percentages or anything like that," said Rhodes, who leads NCAA Division II in 3-point percentage. "All I'm worried about is finding a good shot. And if it's open, I'm going to hit it. I just try to make as many as I can. I don't worry about the percentages." Raney, who transferred to Fort Hays from Cowley County Community College after leading the Jayhawk Conference in 3-point percentage at 47 percent, said having another solid shooter from long range inspires him.

84. Rhodes Scholars
    1998 Carolina rhodes Scholars Leslie C. Kendrick from East Point, Kentucky, and jonathan Tepper from Madrid, Spain. In December, the University celebrated  
    http://carolinafirst.unc.edu/connections/spring1998/rhodes.htm
    
    Extractions: Private support helps Rhodes Scholars 1998 Carolina Rhodes Scholars Leslie C. Kendrick from East Point, Kentucky, and Jonathan Tepper from Madrid, Spain. In December, the University celebrated the selection of Carolina's 34th and 35th Rhodes Scholars. Jonathan Tepper from Madrid, Spain, and Leslie C. Kendrick from East Point, Kentucky, were among 32 students nationwide to receive the prestigious scholarships. Carolina was among just three schools to have two scholars; only Harvard University - with four - had more. Private support contributed to the academic success of these students. Tepper, a senior history and economics major, will return to England for a second time to study. Last summer, Tepper researched the daily workings of the British Parliament as a UNC-CH Class of 1938 Fellow. The fellowship, funded by an endowment created by the Class of 1938, allows students to study abroad in the summer. Tepper also is the recipient of the Fred W. Morrison Scholarship. The merit- and need-based award is funded by donations from the late Fred W. Morrison '13 and his wife, Emma. In 1996, the Lucius Burch III Fellowship was awarded to Tepper. The fellowship funded his independent research of Ladino, a language combining medieval Spanish and Hebrew, in New York City, Spain and Israel. Kendrick, a senior Latin and English major, is a recipient of the prestigious Morehead Scholarship funded by the Morehead Foundation. She won the Albert Suskin Prize in Latin in a contest involving three hours of written translation and an essay. The $250 prize was created by donations from friends of the Department of Classics in honor of a former professor.

85. GHOST STORIES - RHODES REFLECTIONS
    The canoe trip wasn t just fun, it was one of the few field trips I ve been on where I ve actually learned something too. jonathan Hulgan September 2000.  
    http://www.wolfriver.org/ghost/hulgan.html
    
    Extractions: wrc@wolfriver.org HOME NEXT STORY "Tree, bug, flower, another bug..." When I think about some of the stuff I encountered on the Ghost section of the Wolf River, snakes, horseflies, deerflies, and lots and lots of mud, I find myself wondering why I consider that Sunday such an incredible experience. I wasn't very eager to leave the comfort of my warm bed early that morning, but at the same time I was looking forward to spending some time away from the rest of society. I had never been on a canoe trip like this, but I had been on a few hikes before and knew a little bit of the soothing quality nature can have on city folk who let it affect them. I was looking forward to "getting away," but I didn't think that meant driving in the same direction for what seemed like hours. In our case, it did. As we drove, the houses became fewer and fewer, and the forest denser and denser; I realized that what I was about to experience wouldn't be the "urbanized nature" of state parks that I was used to. The Wolf River turned out to be a very impressive display of "true" nature. Though not completely untouched by civilization, the river provided the opportunity to discover and explore a thriving yet delicate ecosystem. So many plants have been picked and trampled, and animals killed or captured in parks that we aren't given the chance to see how they live and survive together on their own; such was not the case on the Wolf.

86. Sally's Family Place
    In 1805 jonathan rhodes estate was divided among his siblings 1. Thomas rhodes, 2. Thomas rhodes, 2. jonathan rhodes and 3. Margaret rhodes.  
    http://www.sallysfamilyplace.com/Rayner/page82.htm

87. Science Blog -- Rhodes And Marshall Scholarships
    Two of the students won both the rhodes and the Marshall scholarships and, I congratulate Jessika, jonathan and Rafael, who exemplify the quality of  
    http://www.scienceblog.com/community/older/archives/I/corn1241.html
    
    Extractions: By Larry Bernard, Simeon Moss and Blaine P. Friedlander Jr. Three Cornell students, in different fields of study, are among a select few American recipients of the prestigious Rhodes and Marshall scholarships announced Dec. 8. Two of the students won both the Rhodes and the Marshall scholarships and, having a choice of only one, picked the Rhodes. They are: Jonathan Levine, majoring in physics, and Jessika Trancik, majoring in materials science and engineering. The third student, Rafael Cox, a College Scholar with an emphasis in history, won the Marshall Scholarship. They are all seniors. The three 1997 Marshall Scholarships for Cornell is the second highest number at a university in the United States this year. Only Harvard University, with seven, had more. And for the first time in Cornell's history, the university has more than one Rhodes Scholar in a year. Cornell, with two Rhodes Scholarships, had the third highest number, behind Harvard's five and Georgetown University's three. Yale University and the University of Notre Dame also had two each. There were 32 Rhodes Scholars selected in the United States this year out of 990 applicants from 323 colleges and universities, and between 30 and 40 Marshall Scholarships. "I congratulate Jessika, Jonathan and Rafael, who exemplify the quality of the student body at Cornell," President Hunter Rawlings said. "These awards are not only a confirmation of their academic excellence, but also are an outgrowth of this university's continued emphasis on undergraduate education and its integration with research. These honors, and the recent Nobel prize awarded to two Cornell professors and a former graduate student in physics, are a testament to the collaborative efforts of students and faculty at Cornell."

88. Another Rhodes Scholar From Auckland - The University Of Auckland
    Another rhodes Scholar from Auckland. 5 December 2003. jonathan Good, an Arts and Science graduate from The University of Auckland, is one of New Zealand’s  
    http://www.auckland.ac.nz/uoa/about/news/articles/2003/12/0002.cfm
    
    Extractions: Search all sites for Jonathan Good, an Arts and Science graduate from The University of Auckland, is one of New Zealand’s three Rhodes Scholars for 2004. He was selected last night following a series of interviews involving 13 candidates at Government House in Wellington. Jonathan joins an illustrious list of successful New Zealanders who have won Rhodes Scholarships, widely regarded as the most prestigious award of its type in the country. The scholarships are tenable at Oxford University and 12 of the 30 awarded over the last ten years have been held by University of Auckland graduates. The other new Rhodes Scholars are University of Otago graduate Glenn Goldsmith and Willow Sainsbury, currently completing undergraduate studies at Princeton University in the United States. Jonathan plays club cricket and his other sporting interests have included soccer and more recently hockey. He has been actively involved in the Young Enterprise Scheme and his academic achievements include many scholarships and awards for physics and economics. He maintained an A+ record at The University of Auckland, gaining a conjoint BA (economics)/BSc (mathematics and physics) and a BA with First Class Honours in economics. Jonathan will undertake an MPhil in economics at Oxford and he says his over-arching goal is to become an economic/business leader in this country.

89. Dominican University Vs Rhodes College (Sep 18, 2004)
    Dominican University vs rhodes College (Sep 18, 2004) 2858 rhodes 14 Justin Sampson 1 jonathan Nelson 3. 5601 rhodes 24 Chase LaFont Unassisted  
    http://www.niiconline.com/men/soccer/stats/durhoms.htm

90. Rhodes: “Spanish In Memphis” Student Demonstrates Service Learning Is
    image of jonathan Snape tutoring student. rhodes students jonathan Snape (right) and Bailey Nichols reviewing social studies with Kingsbury student  
    http://www.rhodes.edu/NewsCenter/NewsArchive/Jonathan-SnapeandSpanishinMemphis.c
    
    Extractions: QUICK LINKS Academic Advising Academic Calendars Academic Departments Athletics BannerWeb (login) Bill Payment Bookstore Campus Safety Career Services Class Schedule College Catalogue College Handbook Community Service Conferences Cotton Institute Counseling Center Dining Services Disability Services Exam Schedule FACES (login) Facilities Mgmt. (login) FERPA Tutorial Fin. Aid - Current Students Fin. Aid - Future Students Giving to Rhodes Health Center Help Desk Honor System Human Resources Information Services ITS Library MasterSingers Chorale Meeman Center Mock Trial Multicultural Affairs Postgraduate Scholarships Regional Studies Registrar Religious Life / Service Residence Life Rhodes Connect (login) Student Government (RSG) Student Handbook Student Organizations Study Abroad/Away WebCT (login) WebExchange (login) Work Orders (login) Writing Center Writing Institute On Mondays, Snape tutors a 10th grader and on Saturdays, he tutors a 12th grader for about two hours. According to the Kingsbury Web site, the school has 135 students (1,159 total enrollment) who are Hispanic. The school also has an English as a Second Language (ESL) program that sponsors programs to heighten cultural awareness.

91. Rhodes: Is It Art Or Is It Science?
    It was modeled after a rhodes student, laughed jonathan Rogers, a senior physics major who partnered with junior Lloyd Paul. When the lights darkened,  
    http://www.rhodes.edu/NewsCenter/RhodesMagazine/Summer2003/Is-It-Art-or-Is-It-Sc
    
    Extractions: QUICK LINKS Academic Advising Academic Calendars Academic Departments Athletics BannerWeb (login) Bill Payment Bookstore Campus Safety Career Services Class Schedule College Catalogue College Handbook Community Service Conferences Cotton Institute Counseling Center Dining Services Disability Services Exam Schedule FACES (login) Facilities Mgmt. (login) FERPA Tutorial Fin. Aid - Current Students Fin. Aid - Future Students Giving to Rhodes Health Center Help Desk Honor System Human Resources Information Services ITS Library MasterSingers Chorale Meeman Center Mock Trial Multicultural Affairs Postgraduate Scholarships Regional Studies Registrar Religious Life / Service Residence Life Rhodes Connect (login) Student Government (RSG) Student Handbook Student Organizations Study Abroad/Away WebCT (login) WebExchange (login) Work Orders (login) Writing Center Writing Institute One spins on command. Another dances when the lights dim. One miniature model scurries like a cockroach into the shadows. Another fetches paper clips at the flash of a light. They are robots, eight of them, all created by Rhodes students enrolled in a new robotics course that combines physics and art.

92. EMLS 7.1 (May, 2001): Review Of The Renaissance Computer
    Neil rhodes and jonathan Sawday, eds. The Renaissance Computer Knowledge Technology in the First Age of Print New York and London Routledge,  
    http://www.shu.ac.uk/emls/07-1/revrhod.htm
    
    Extractions: de Groot, Jerome. "Review of Neil Rhodes and Jonathan Sawday, eds., The Renaissance Computer ". Early Modern Literary Studies http://purl.oclc.org/emls/07-1/revrhod.htm This is an interesting and invigorating book that analyses the impact and strategies of knowledge transfer systems during the early modern period. The essays address a wide range of subjects loosely based around the profound changes caused by print technology. The editors, Neil Rhodes and Jonathan Sawday, argue that the "situation facing publishers and readers in the first century of print [...] is in many ways analogous to that facing publishers and readers in our own period, the first century of computers" (1). The word "analogous" is the key here. Many of the essays in the volume are predicated upon analogy, parallel and anticipation. This leads to some interesting arguments, but it can also mean that the essays rest upon approximations, assumptions and ingenious arrangements. The essays in this collection are stimulating and exciting. Andrew Hadfield deploys a number of postmodern and postcolonial theories to consider the impact that print had upon notions of national identity and definitions of nation. He discusses the way that new technologies transform "the range and possibilities of imagined communities" (116). Hadfield neatly interweaves discussion of a variety of texts that define 'Britishness' with an analysis of the state of modern theoretical approaches to nation and identity. Jonathan Sawday considers the origins of our language of technology and traces the concept of 'replicability' first defined in the early modern period:

93. Rose-Hulman Inst. Vs Rhodes College (Sep 28, 2003)
    1 2 3 Rose-Hulman Inst. rhodes College Pos Player Sh SOG G A Pos 9000 3 4 1 jonathan Nelson .. 9000 1 5 Shots by period 1 2 Tot Saves by period  
    http://www.rose-hulman.edu/sports/soccer/03stats/03msc09.htm
    
    Extractions: Soccer Box Score (Final) 2003 Rose-Hulman Men's Soccer Rose-Hulman Inst. vs Rhodes College (Sep 28, 2003 at Memphis, Tenn.) Soccer Game Summary (Final) 2003 Rose-Hulman Men's Soccer Rose-Hulman Inst. vs Rhodes College (Sep 28, 2003 at Memphis, Tenn.) Rose-Hulman Inst. (5-3-1 (0-1-1 SCAC)) vs. Rhodes College (9-0 (2-0 SCAC)) Date: Sep 28, 2003 Attendance: 100 Weather: windy and sunny Goals by period 1 2 Tot - Rose-Hulman Inst.... 1 - 1 Rhodes College...... 1 2 - 3 SCORING SUMMARY: 1. 1:00 RHODES Paul Staab (unassisted) 2. 58:25 RHODES Justin Sampson (Ken Bode) 3. 64:06 RHIT Tom Drochner (Joe Steinocher) 4. 71:21 RHODES Chase Mathis (Justin Sampson;Michael Phillips) Shots: Rose-Hulman Inst. 10, Rhodes College 17 Saves: Rose-Hulman Inst. 4 (Al Ruth 4), Rhodes College 5 (Jonathan Nelson 5)

94. Harvard University Gazette
    The rhodes Scholarship winners are jonathan Finer 9899, rhodes Scholars. jonathan Finer of Winthrop House said that hearing he d won the scholarship  
    http://www.news.harvard.edu/gazette/1998/12.10/scholars.html
    
    Extractions: Three Harvard students are looking forward to spending two years studying at Oxford University, thanks to the estate of British philanthropist and colonial administrator Cecil Rhodes. The Rhodes Scholarship winners are Jonathan Finer Akash Kapur '97, and Navin Narayan '99. The three are among 32 students this year to win the prestigious scholarship nationwide. Harvard, which has topped the nation in number of winners for six straight years, tied this year with the University of Chicago, also with three winners. The scholarship pays tuition and fees and provides a stipend of about $10,000 annually. It can be extended to a maximum of three years. The U.S. winners were selected from a pool of 909 applicants from 310 colleges and universities around the country. Established in 1904, the scholarship is open to students in 18 countries around the world and is intended to fulfill Rhodes' dream of promoting international understanding and peace. Scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic achievement, leadership, and involvement in extracurricular and athletic activities. Rhodes Scholars Jonathan Finer of Winthrop House said that hearing he'd won the scholarship was "overwhelmingly exciting." For him, studying at Oxford will be another in a series of steps that have introduced him to increasingly wider horizons.

95. Rhodes And Marshall Scholarships
    Two of the students won both the rhodes and the Marshall scholarships and, jonathan Levine of Merion Station, Pa., came to Cornell to become an engineer  
    http://www.news.cornell.edu/Chronicle/96/12.12.96/scholarships.html
    
    Extractions: By Larry Bernard, Simeon Moss and Blaine P. Friedlander Jr. Three Cornell students, in different fields of study, are among a select few American recipients of the prestigious Rhodes and Marshall scholarships announced Dec. 8. Two of the students won both the Rhodes and the Marshall scholarships and, having a choice of only one, picked the Rhodes. They are: Jonathan Levine, majoring in physics, and Jessika Trancik, majoring in materials science and engineering. The third student, Rafael Cox, a College Scholar with an emphasis in history, won the Marshall Scholarship. They are all seniors. The three 1997 Marshall Scholarships for Cornell is the second highest number at a university in the United States this year. Only Harvard University, with seven, had more. And for the first time in Cornell's history, the university has more than one Rhodes Scholar in a year. Cornell, with two Rhodes Scholarships, had the third highest number, behind Harvard's five and Georgetown University's three. Yale University and the University of Notre Dame also had two each. There were 32 Rhodes Scholars selected in the United States this year out of 990 applicants from 323 colleges and universities, and between 30 and 40 Marshall Scholarships. "I congratulate Jessika, Jonathan and Rafael, who exemplify the quality of the student body at Cornell," President Hunter Rawlings said. "These awards are not only a confirmation of their academic excellence, but also are an outgrowth of this university's continued emphasis on undergraduate education and its integration with research. These honors, and the recent Nobel prize awarded to two Cornell professors and a former graduate student in physics, are a testament to the collaborative efforts of students and faculty at Cornell."

96. Applegate Directory Ltd
    Reynolds, jonathan Managing Director Lilquest Ltd Reynolds, Jonathon Managing Director South rhodes, Jon Managing Director JPR Electronics Ltd  
    http://www.applegate.co.uk/indexes/people/all-r.htm
    
    Extractions: Applegate Directory Ltd Last update: Saturday, August 20, 2005 All Industry Electronics Catalog-on-line Business Services ... Stock-on-Line Promoting the best of Industry, Technology and Manufacturing in the UK and Ireland General Information Home Page About Applegate Add/Edit Information Add to Desktop ... Work for Us News Applegate News Industry News Trade Shows Indexes Company Products Who Sells Who Town/City ... Top Products Sections All Industry Business Services Construction Electronics ... Z Search Top People Index - R

97. James Reginald Spencer RHODES
    S67 Information from jonathan rhodes (RIN 791), FLACK JA Compiler, (GEDCOM file 16/3/2002.) 2. S67 Information from jonathan rhodes (RIN 791),  
    http://www.jimflack.co.uk/tng/getperson.php?personID=I791&tree=tree01

98. Cricinfo - Players And Officials - Jonty Rhodes
    Jonty rhodes. South Africa. Player profile. Full name jonathan Neil rhodes Born July 27, 1969, Pietermaritzberg, Natal Current age 36 years 14 days  
    http://www.cricket.org/link_to_database/PLAYERS/RSA/R/RHODES_JN_03002062/

99. Eagles Vs Rhodes College (Sept 1, 2002)
    3 1 4 Eagles rhodes College Pos Player Sh SOG G A Pos Player Sh SOG G A 1 jonathan Nelson .. 2 2 - - 7 Joey Pianalto.  
    http://www.ozarks.edu/athletics/msoccer/stats/2002/RHODES.HTM
    
    Extractions: Soccer Box Score (Final) Eagles vs Rhodes College (Sept 1, 2002 at Rhodes College) Soccer Game Summary (Final) Eagles vs Rhodes College (Sept 1, 2002 at Rhodes College) Eagles (0-2-0) vs. Rhodes College Date: Sept 1, 2002 Attendance: 75 Weather: Hot and humid Goals by period 1 2 Tot - Eagles.............. - Rhodes College...... 3 1 - 4 SCORING SUMMARY: 1. 2:30 RHODES Mike Phillips (Chase Mathis) 2. 7:20 RHODES Justin Sampson (Mike Phillips) 3. 20:52 RHODES Lance Ingwerson (Bryan Powell) 4. 47:19 RHODES Jordan Wood (Zach Glaser) Shots: Eagles 5, Rhodes College 23 Saves: Eagles 8 (Nick Courtney 4; Chris Schultz 4), Rhodes College 2 (Jon Nelson 2)

100. Ogden Clinic
     Jon rhodes, MSPT. Physical Therapy. Physical Therapy Clinic 4700 Harrison Blvd. Ogden, UT 84403. (801) 4757010. The physicians in this clinic are some of  
     http://www.ogdenclinic.com/providers/jrhodes.htm
     
     Extractions: 4700 Harrison Blvd. Ogden, UT 84403 "The physicians in this clinic are some of the best in the state, and it is great to be on the same team." Jon grew up in Kaysville, Utah, and attended Brigham Young University where he received a Bachelors degree in Exercise Physiology. He earned a Masters Degree in Physical Therapy from the University of Colorado. This year, he will graduate from Troy State University with a Masters of Business Administration. Jon is excited to be a part of the Ogden Clinic. Jon enjoys treating all types of injuries. He works with some of the state's best golfers and is a golf performance specialist. He has worked on the Senior PGA, PGA, and LPGA tours. He can help design an exercise program for golfers who are interested in improving their game through exercise. Jon enjoys all sports, especially basketball, tennis, and golf. He takes advantage of the Utah outdoors through skiing, hiking, and camping. In his free time loves spending time with his wife Angie, and two sons Tommy and Charlie. Specialties Clinics Providers News ... Employment , Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited.

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