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Steven Curtis Chapman : The Great Adventure [Songbook] by Steven Curtis Chapman, 1992 River Guides of the Miramichi by Wayne Curtis, 1997-09-01 The Hydraulc Principles Governing River and Harbor Construction by Curtis McDonald Townsend, 2009-10-27 Thames passport; a guide to the non-tidal river. by Roy Curtis, 1970 The Hydraulic Principles Governing River And Harbor Construction (1922) by Curtis McDonald Townsend, 2010-09-10 The Hydraulic Principles Governing River And Harbor Construction (1922) by Curtis McDonald Townsend, 2010-09-10 Modern Ghosts (The Horla, Siesta, The Tall Woman, On the River, Maese Perez the Organist, Fioraccio, The Silent Woman) by Guy de Maupassant, Alexander L. Kielland, et all 1890 City spotlight: Wabash. (Wabash River, Indiana): An article from: Indiana Business Magazine by Joe Slacian, 1993-12-01 Notes From Sunland, On The Manatee River, Gulf Coast South Florida. Its Climate, Soil, And Productions .. Three Plays: Dark River, Arthur Aronymus and His Ancestors, and I and I (European Drama Classics) by Else Lasker-Schuler, 2005-11-30 Archeological investigations at proposed Big Pine Lake, 1974-1975, Lamar and Red River Counties, Texas (Archeological survey report) by Robert J Mallouf, 1976 Rural landowners' attitudes towards the Missouri River State Trail.: An article from: Journal of Leisure Research by Michael S. Kaylen, Hardeep Bhullar, et all 1993-06-22 Higher Ground: Stevie Wonder, Aretha Franklin, Curtis Mayfield, and the Rise and Fall of American Soul by Craig Werner, 2005-03-22 A Study of epioblasma florentina curtisi (Utterback 1915), the Curtis Pearly Mussel, in the Upper Little Black River, Missouri by Alan C Buchanan, 1982

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81. The Curtis And Edith Munson Foundation - 2002 Grants Program
    the environmental programs of The curtis Edith Munson Foundation in 2002. Funding for watershed protection, grassroots river group microgrant  
    http://www.munsonfdn.org/2002/grants1.htm
    
    Extractions: 2002 GRANTS NEXT Alabama Environmental Council Birmingham, Alabama Funding for work on national forest management issues in Alabama Alabama Forest Resources Center Mobile, Alabama Funding to educate the public and promote the use of conservation easements to protect private lands in Alabama. Alabama Media Coalition Birmingham, Alabama Support for media and communications training for grassroots watershed and other groups. Alabama Rivers Alliance Birmingham, Alabama Funding for watershed protection, grassroots river group micro-grant program, and River Visions project. Alabama Water Watch Decatur, Alabama Funding for its volunteer citizen water quality monitoring activities. American Oceans Campaign

82. Cumberland River (Wild River)
    The Cumberland River catchment (approximately 3750 ha) is the last truly wild river in the Protests obstructed logging at curtis Clearing, Garvey Track,  
    http://www.oren.org.au/campaign/threatareas/cumberland.htm
    
    Extractions: Otway Ranges Environment Network Otway Forest Issues Otway Native Forest Logging Otway Campaign/s ... Print This Page The Cumberland River catchment (approximately 3,750 ha) is the last truly wild river in the Otways and Western Victoria. It is a fully forested catchment that has no agricultural or urban development, with the exception of the Cumberland River Camping Ground on the Great Ocean Road. The river has a series of waterfalls that are still isolated. The biological diversity in the catchment is excellent. The catchment has 90 metre high mountain ash trees and the most eastward stands of Cool Temperate Rainforest in the Otways. The area is recognised as a refuge for the endangered spot tailed quoll with a significant proportion of the headwaters of the catchment zoned as a SMZ. There are no dams on the river that has an average flow rate of about 20,000 mega litres per annum. The water from the Cumberland is pure to drink as it runs under the Great Ocean Road and enters the sea.

83. .: MSO :. THE ARCHIVES
    Streep s tackling The River Wild, which pits Gail s family (David I called up curtis and said, I don t think I really have to train for this part.  
    http://www.merylstreeponline.net/merylwhips.html
    
    Extractions: Photos by Kurt Markus There's something wrong with this picture: Meryl Streep is navigating a raft through Montana's seething Kootenai River, the spray drenching her gray sweatshirt, the 16-foot vessel lurching as she digs her oars in with a concentration that's no act. The noble cheekbones, the imperial nose, the translucent skin, it's all there. But her hands are callused and bloody, her hair stringy and sun-bleached, and strangest of all, as she careens through the rapids, this most aristocratic of actresses seems to be having the time of her life. ''Rafting is a fluid art,'' Streep says, intending no pun. ''You don't know what's going to happen. You can't fight it, you have to stay cool. It was thrilling to come out. . . intact.'' Intact qualifies as a joyous word because her role as former whitewater guide Gail in The River Wild had Streep in command of a rubber raft for most of the 15-week shoot, taking on Class V rapids (Class VI are considered unnavigable), dangling her craft at the edge of a waterfall, flying almost blind when the camera obscured her view, and performing some stunts up to 12 times to be sure director Curtis Hanson (The Hand That Rocks the Cradle) got the goods.

84. Curtis Genealogy
    Deodatus curtis left England in 1639 or 1640. He ended up in Braintree, The convenience of the Ohio River allowed the pioneers to travel far down stream  
    http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~amcolan/Curtis/curtis.html
    
    Extractions: The power of a storm determined the fate of Deodatus Curtis and his descendents. Had it been stronger than it actually was, the ship on which he traveled would have probably gone to the bottom and the line would have ended there. A weaker one would have not carried away three of the ships masts and prevented it from reaching its intended destination of Barbados where some other line of descendents would have come about. As it was, the ship was forced to Martha's Vineyard, Deodatus purchased land in Braintree, Connecticut, married, and had two children. So began the Deodatus Curtis line in America. This is how this Curtis came to be in America according to family tradition . There are other theories on just where Deodatus was going, but it is certain that he purchased land in Braintree in 1640. The particular line of the family documented here lived primarily in Ohio from 1791 onwards. Eleazer Curtis, his family, and his brother made the trip from Warren, Connecticut as was described by Walter Curtis I am indebted to a book written by Laura Guthrie (Curtis) Preston for the information for generations one through seven. I have a lot more information on the Descendant's of Deodatus Curtis than is presented here. If you think you are related to Deodatus Curtis drop me a line.

85. MAF Missionaries - Curtis And Rachel Kelley
    curtis and Rachel Kelley, MAF Missionaries serving Latin America. In the center of the valley is a large muddy river about 200 yards wide.  
    http://thekelleyextension.org/stories.html
    
    Extractions: Shortly after arriving at language school in Costa Rica, Rachel and I were introduced to a new missionary. Her name was Mery. She was originally from Colombia, had lived in the U.S. for the past twenty years, and now was living in Costa Rica. She spoke perfect English, and of course perfect Spanish as well. After telling her that we were there to study Spanish, she immediately invited us to her home to practice. She asked us if we would be willing to come each week for supper and she would help us to practice our Spanish. We were thrilled and agreed to the appointment. When the night of our first appointment arrived, we went to Mery's house for dinner. During the meal, Mery talked away in Spanish and we listened and tried our best to answer her questions, in Spanish of course. I had not said much during the meal , but decided to try out a new Spanish phrase that I had learned earlier in the day. I wanted to complement her cooking, so I turned to Mery and said in Spanish

86. Flood, Curtis Charles --  Encyclopædia Britannica
    Flood, curtis Charles American baseball player (b. Jan. Features an interactive map of the river, details of related research work, and profiles of the  
    http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9114697
    
    Extractions: Home Browse Newsletters Store ... Subscribe Already a member? Log in This Article's Table of Contents Flood, Curtis Charles ("Curt") Print this Table of Contents Shopping Price: USD $1495 Revised, updated, and still unrivaled. The Official Scrabble Players Dictionary (Hardcover) Price: USD $15.95 The Scrabble player's bible on sale! Save 30%. Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary Price: USD $19.95 Save big on America's best-selling dictionary. Discounted 38%! More Britannica products Flood, Curtis Charles ("Curt") Flood, Curtis Charles... (75 of 366 words) var mm = [["Jan.","January"],["Feb.","February"],["Mar.","March"],["Apr.","April"],["May","May"],["June","June"],["July","July"],["Aug.","August"],["Sept.","September"],["Oct.","October"],["Nov.","November"],["Dec.","December"]]; To cite this page: MLA style: "Flood, Curtis Charles." Britannica Book of the Year, 1998

87. CRDReference: Curtis, L., Ross, M., Persky, V., Scheff, P., Wadden, R., Ramakris
    curtis, L., Ross, M., Persky, V., Scheff, P., Wadden, R., Ramakrisnan, concentrations in the quad cities 1 year after the 1993 Mississippi river floods  
    http://alcor.concordia.ca/~raojw/crd/reference/reference002166.html
    
    Extractions: "...research and educational activities in the field of heat and mass transfer in building materials, building parts and buildings, the energy use in buildings, building installations and building acoustics. Also research in urban physics is part of our activities. Bioaerosols Journal: Indoor and Built Environment Notes: Bioaerosol measurements were made in 45 Quad Cities, Illinois houses following the 1993 floods of the Mississippi and Rock Rivers. Least squares log transformed means for fungal concentrations (in cfu m(-3)) were 1,449 in basements, 1,174 in living rooms, 1,234 in kitchens, 1,464 in first floor bedrooms, 1,197 in second floor bedrooms, and 2,590 outside. Mean least squares log transformed bacterial concentrations were 887 cfu m(-3) in basements, 878 cfu m(-3) in living rooms and 697 cfu m(-3) outdoors. Levels of fungi and bacteria were not notably elevated in the basements or other rooms of the formerly flooded houses. Levels of fungi and bacteria indoors were significantly less in houses with dehumidifiers and in homes with natural gas odors. Air-conditioning during warm periods significantly reduced airborne concentrations of fungi.

88. Gonzales Rangers A-E
    On his league are some of the headwaters of the Lavaca River. James curtis (b. 1780), also known as uncle Jimmie at age 56 was said to be the oldest  
    http://www.tamu.edu/ccbn/dewitt/gonzalesrangersa-e.htm
    
    Extractions: Alamo The Immortal 32 Gonzales Rangers A-E F-K L-Z For additional biography, search Handbook of Texas Online Isaac G. Baker , 21, was born 15 Sep 1814, probably in Lawrence County, Alabama. He was a Private in the Gonzales Ranging Company of Mounted Volunteers. According to land records, he arrived single in the DeWitt Colony 13 Aug 1830 and received title to a quarter sitio of land on the Guadalupe River in northwest Guadalupe County . He also owned 4 lots in the west outer town Gonzales between the Guadalupe and San Marcos Rivers in the outer Gonzales town tract near those owned by his father Moses Baker and brother John Baker . On the Gonzales County Tax rolls of 1839 J.D. Clements (husband of Rachel Baker), brother-in-law and son-in-law, respectively, of Isaac Baker and Moses Baker is listed as administrator of their estates. Various historical entries vary in respect to the age of Isaac Baker. The entry in his brother John Baker's journal giving Isaac Baker's birthdate as 15 Sep 1814 notes that he fell in the Alamo fighting in the cause of Texas 6 Mar 1836 at "age 20 years, 6 months and seven days." If the birthdate is correct, the calculation should have been "21 years, 6 months, 22 days." If birthdates and land records concerning Isaac Baker's arrival are correct, he would have been under 16 years old at the time of his arrival prior to that of his parents. This date would place him at age 17 when he received title to his land grant in 1832. Heirs of Isaac Baker received bounty warrant 4038 for 1920 acres in DeWittCo for service 24 Feb to his death on 6 Mar 1836 and donation certificate 451 for 640 acres in GonzalesCo for having fallen in the Alamo.

89. The Hudson River Mill Project
    from the curtis Mill to the Hudson River Mill through an elevated, By the 1910 s the Hudson River Mill had become a leading producer of both wood  
    http://www.hudsonrivermillproject.org/pages/theme04.htm
    
    Extractions: HOME ABOUT THE HUDSON RIVER MILL PROJECT THE HUDSON RIVER BEFORE THE PAPER INDUSTRY HARNESSING THE POWER OF THE HUDSON ... ADD YOUR VOICE GE Generator (1903) Paper Machine Crew (n.d.) Wood yard (1897) Palmer Avenue House Lot and Mill Woodpile (n.d.) Sulphite digesters (1927) Dam construction (1913) IP Office (1906) StrikeTroops (1910) The Newsprint Era Hudson River Mill (1901) The Hudson River Mill was the largest of the seventeen pulp and paper mills in New York State and New England that were purchased to form the International Paper Company in 1898. IP immediately became the largest paper company in the world, and the Hudson River Mill its largest and most productive plant. Photographs and other graphic documents show that in just twenty-nine years the Hudson River Pulp and Paper Company dramatically expanded pulp and paper production facilities at Palmer Falls, from two small, wood-frame structures into a sprawling complex of red brick buildings. International Paper had essentially acquired a "turn-key" pulp and paper mill. In the early decades of the 20th century International Paper continued to utilize the most modern and efficient technologies for the production of wood pulp and newsprint at the Hudson River Mill. In 1902 a major remodeling of the groundwood mill was begun with the installation of the first of several 1000-watt General Electric generators that would be powered by Palmer Falls to drive pulpwood grinders and to supply electricity throughout the Mill.

90. The New York Times > Movies > THE RIVER WILD > Review, Cast And Synopsis
    The NY Times review of The River Wild, a curtis Hanson film starring Meryl Streep and Kevin Bacon. The River Wild movie trailer, showtimes,  
    http://movies2.nytimes.com/gst/movies/movie.html?v_id=132190

91. Whitewater River Accident Analysis
    Hale and curtis hypothesize that the overall potential for accidents Each year there are river accidents in which no basic safety procedure has been  
    http://www.isu.edu/outdoor/riverpap.htm
    
    Extractions: Idaho State University Outdoor Program wattron@isu.edu Publication History: Published in: Proceedings of 1995 International Conference on Outdoor Recreation and Education, Rena Koesler and Ron Watters (eds.), Idaho State University Press, Pocatello, ID, 1996. Over the past few years, there has been a movement in the field of outdoor education to develop lists of commonly accepted outdoor activity safety practices. The Association of Experiential Education has been in the forefront of this effort, publishing a volume of common practices in different outdoor activity areas, including river running. If you are in charge of a river trip program, such material can serve as a good starting point from which to develop a safe water-based program, but it should only be a one part of your overall safety strategy.

92. The River Wild Movie: The River Wild DVD Is Available From Bestprices.com
    for The River Wild DVD In THE RIVER WILD, Gail (Meryl Streep), a former river guide, plans a whitewater rafting tripDirector curtis Hanson  
    http://www.bestprices.com/cgi-bin/vlink/025192004322IE

93. The River Wild VHS Movie Only $6.31, Get The The River Wild Movie On VHS From Be
    for The River Wild VHS In THE RIVER WILD, Gail (Meryl Streep), a former river guide, plans a whitewater rafting tripDirector curtis Hanson  
    http://www.bestprices.com/cgi-bin/vlink/096898200837IE.html

94. Wyoming State Water Plan - Snake / Salt River Basin Advisory Group: Meeting Reco
    Jan curtis, State Climatologist for Wyoming, presented information regarding the Sample data from the Snake River below Jackson Lake was then presented.  
    http://waterplan.state.wy.us/BAG/snake/20011210-min.html
    
    Extractions: Welcome Facilitators Cathy Lujan and Sherri Gregory-Schreiner opened the meeting at 6:00 p.m. at the Alpine Civic Center. Each person in attendance was given the chance to introduce himself or herself. Following the introductions, the agenda for the meeting was reviewed. There were approximately 35 people in attendance. The following schedule was then agreed upon for the next three Snake/Salt BAG meetings: Wednesday, February 13, 2002, 6 p.m. - Thayne (changed from Afton) Basin Planning Update Barry Lawrence gave a brief review of the items discussed at the last BAG meeting, and distributed handouts from that meeting. Some of these handouts will not be put on the website as they are considered draft products. Barry also gave a report on the progress of other basin planning efforts in the State, and discussed the other BAG meetings that were to take place during the week. Anyone interested was invited to attend any of the BAG meetings across the state. Consultant Update - Sunrise Engineering, Inc.

95. River Wild DVD At Video Universe
    River Wild DVD Cast and Crew Information. Director, curtis Hanson. Starring, River Wild DVD star Kevin Bacon River Wild DVD star Meryl Streep  
    http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/movie/pid/1282291/a/River Wild.htm
    
    Extractions: List Price (You save $3.29) Category Action/Adventure Adventure Dramas Family Interaction ... Wilderness Studio Universal Studios Home Video Orig Year DVD Encoding Region 1 CDU Part# All Time Sales Rank Catalog# Discs Street Date Dec 10, 1997 Rating PG-13 (MPAA) Running Time 112 Minutes Additional Info Widescreen Movie Details Closed Captioned; English Subtitled; French Dubbed; Spanish Dubbed; Spanish Subtitled; Color; Dolby Surround Sound; HiFi Sound; Stereo Sound; Letter Boxed; Widescreen

96. Bow River Chapter - Trout Unlimited Canada
    He s been a guide on the Bow River for the past 28 years, BRC Board Member curtis Clements curtis was recently introduced to fly-fishing and was  
    http://www.bowriver.org/bod.htm
    
    Extractions: Bow River Chapter / Board of Directors President - Garth Soby Garth was born in Calgary and has been fishing as long as he can remember. He's been a guide on the Bow River for the past 28 years, supported Trout Unlimited since it's inception in Calgary, and continues to be an avid fly tyer. Garth works full-time in the Oil and Gas industry and shares his home with his wife of 28 years and two sons. Secretary - Craig Robillard Craig grew up fishing for the three P's - perch, pickerel, and pike - in Manitoba. After completing his Bachelor of Science in computer science at the University of Manitoba, Craig moved to Calgary and picked up his first fly rod. He learned to fly fish for trout in downtown Calgary and soon became interested in conservation and Trout Unlimited. He's been a TUC-BRC board member for the past eight years, coordinated the chapter's tackle swap for the past 10 years, and is an active member of the Fall Splash dinner committee. "Most people in Calgary don't realize how special and precious the Bow River is" says Craig. "Calgary is unique in North America having such a quality trout fishery downstream of a city approaching a population of one million. Maintaining the quality of the Bow in the face of ongoing development is a challenge and responsibility for those who love it and it's trout fishery." Treasurer - David Shaw David Grew up canoeing and fishing the lakes and rivers of Northern Saskatchewan and became "addicted" to water at an early age. He was instantly taken by the beauty and serenity of Alberta's mountain rivers and streams after moving to the province ten years ago. David has provided volunteer consulting services at the National office of TUC and has been actively involved in various planning and operational activities. He lives in Calgary where he enjoys self-employment and family time with his wife and three-year-old son

97. Fitzroy Basin Waterwatch And Port Curtis Waterwatch
    of the Boyne River with the establishment and expansion of the Awoonga Dam. Waterwatch Port curtis works primarily in the catchments of the Boyne  
    http://www.qld.waterwatch.org.au/regions/fitzroy.html
    
    Extractions: Email: water.watch@boyneisleec.qld.edu.au The Port Curtis region is unique in that it is home to many heavy industries (including one of the busiest ports in Australia, the largest aluminium smelter in the southern hemisphere, a cement works, alumina refinery, 2 chemical plants and a coal fired power station). It is also home to many committed environmental groups (currently approx 8 active groups) and the Central Queensland University. This combination gives the community a chance to ensure, through research and environmental due diligence that the natural environment existing in the catchments is looked after for the long term.

98. SKAGIT VALLEY HERALD.com
    Shrinking glaciers spell trouble for Skagit River Lower curtis Glacier hangs over a lip of rock on the side of Mount Shuksan, a sheet of ice spilling out of  
    http://www.skagitvalleyherald.com/articles/2004/12/26/news/news07.txt

99. Baltimore District - Maryland Projects - Baltimore Harbor & Channels - Dredged M
    to connect curtis Bay, a tributary of the Patapsco River, to the main channel. A sugar refinery had recently been built at curtis Bay and it was thought  
    http://www.nab.usace.army.mil/projects/Maryland/DMMP/history.html
    
    Extractions: Top of Page Although the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers traces its roots to the American Revolutionary War, the presence of Army Engineer activity in the Baltimore area really started around 1800, just before Congress authorized the Corps of Artillerists and Engineers. In 1830, the Baltimore Harbor was surveyed and it was determined that the controlling depth was 17 ft from the Chesapeake Bay to Fort McHenry. By 1836, Congress appropriated funds to dredge the entrance channels, although no channel dimensions were specified in the law. Dredging was completed in 1838. On November 10, 1865, Maj. William P. Craighill became the Baltimore District Engineer. Maj. Craighill had more influence than any other person in shaping the city's harbor. He was the District Engineer for 30 years before becoming a brigadier general and the Army's Chief of Engineers in 1895. Craighill's first order of business was to survey the Brewerton Channel to determine the presence of any shoaling. He was alarmed to find that the lower portion of the channel had become very shallow due to the conflicting currents from the Susquehanna and Patapsco Rivers. To prevent this from happening in the future, Craighill proposed a new cut that would alter the existing channel. The new channel would no longer go straight out into the Bay but would run due south for 3 miles and then turn to the southeast. The plan was approved and the new 200-ft-wide by 22-ft-deep channel was dredged and ready for navigation by late 1869.

100. Trout Unlimited - Press Releases 1999 - Trout Unlimited
     Trout Unlimited Studies Confirm Removal Of Lower Snake River Dams Is The Region s curtis said the companion documents the Corps Environmental Impact  
     http://www.tu.org/site/apps/nl/content2.asp?c=7dJEKTNuFmG&b=280841&ct=330123

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