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Host of the most watched primetime cable news program in America, Bill O'Reilly brings headliners, newsmakers and newsbreakers into his "No Spin Zone" to discuss the topics important to listeners. The show will feature interaction with listeners nationwide and great interviews with the foremost interviewer in the country. Listeners can call in to The Radio Factor with Bill O'Reilly at 1-877-9-NO SPIN. Host: Bill O'Reilly Length of Program: 2 hours Air Time: 12pm - 2pm Eastern, refeeds available for Central, Mountain, Pacific Time Zones Delivery Method: Satellite Major stations: WOR-AM NY (Buckley Broadcasting), KABC-AM Los Angeles (ABC), WJFK-FM (Washington DC) Show airs: Monday-Friday Local Avails: 10 Minutes per hour Network Avails:  7 minutes per hour The Radio Factor With Bill O'Reilly Ratings Success Send comments to Webmaster

102. Molecular And Integrative Physiology Current Events List of current events for the Department of Molecular and Integrative Physiology at the University of Kansas Medical Center. http://www.kumc.edu/physiology/currentevents.html

Graduate Program Seminar Series Faculty Staff ... Home : Current Events CURRENT EVENTS Gilbert S. Greenwald, Ph.D Contributions can be made to the Kansas University Endowment Association (Gilbert S. Greenwald Symposium Fund), 3901 Rainbow Blvd., Kansas City, KS 66160. Congratulations Leslie One of the highlights of Faculty Research Day was the presentation of Kansas Biomedical Research Infrastructure Network (K-BRIN) scholar awards. Receiving the award honoring excellence in research, teaching and service were Leslie Heckert, PhD, associate professor, Molecular and Integrative Physiology; Raj Pahwa, MD, associate professor, Neurology; and Douglas Wright, PhD, associate professor, Anatomy and Cell Biology. The $20,000 award, half of which comes from K-BRIN and half from the executive vice chancellor’s office, is used for academic initiatives. [ full story Results of flight results in study by Joseph S. Tash written up in "Space Research" View the photo and write-up beginning on page 8, Space Research: The OBPR Quarterly News Magazine (PDF), Volume 2 Number 2 March 2003. Physiology was well represented among the winners at the 2004 Student Research Forum. Congratulations, you make us proud.

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Thank you to all those Golfers at the Annual Golf Outing that donated $600 for the Red Cross and the Hurricane Katrina relief effort. And thank you to the WMBA Board of Directors which matched that contribution up to $500. This donation will be going to the Milwaukee Chapter of the Red Cross as they offer shelter for Hurrican Katrina evacuees. Wisconsin Mortgage Bankers Association - We are... A state association of firms engaged in or associated with the business of originating commercial and residential real estate mortgage loans and the selling and administering of such loans for institutional investors. The association objectives include professional programs of continued education for its members, the encouragement of sound industry related legislation, and the promotion of the public’s understanding of the industry. Wisconsin Mortgage Bankers Association- Our Purpose... WMBA is organized and operated as a trade association to provide cooperative action in advancing the common interests of persons primarily engaged in the business of origination, servicing or selling real estate mortgage loans through any lawful means consistent within its nonprofit character, including, without limitation by reason of enumeration, to sponsor and promote understanding by the general public and governmental instrumentalities concerning such business, to formulate and maintain ethical standards for the guidance of its member in their relations with each other and the public, and to promote and to encourage the enactment of just and reasonable laws affecting such business.

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dqmcodebase = "../menutemplate/" //script folder location - WHATS ON? EVENTS Date E vents Location Title Who? What? Thurdays, 6:00pm Thursday Night Lectures ALT 1 TNL all lecture 9 - 11 February, 2006 People in Place in People Sydney 1st International Symposium on Environment, Behaviour and Society all seminar 17 - 31 March, ALUMNI SHOWCASE 05 Faculty Hearth, Wilkinson Building An exhibition of the work of recent alumni all event October Refugee week exhibition (Architecture for Humanity) Faculty Hearth, Wilkinson Building Refugee week exhibition all exhibition October Urban design students exhibition in conjunction with PIA accreditation visit Faculty Hearth, Wilkinson Building Urban design students exhibition all exhibition October Queensland Study Tour Queensland This invitation is open to all NSW Planners. Major themes of the tour:environmentally sensitive development, new higher density suburban development, inner city and transit oriented development. Please register your interest with the PRC via email or tel: 02 9351 6863.

107. Fresno Pacific University - News And Events was returning national champion Flagler College, which came in fourth nationally this year. Center for Peacemaking and Conflict Studies events http://www.fresno.edu/campusnews/

September 19, 2005 A dozen students from areas hit by Katrina start classes at Fresno Pacific University A dozen college and university students displaced by Hurricane Katrina continue their education this fall at Fresno Pacific University. September 12, 2005 Deborah Sauer-Ferrand opens 2005-2006 Fresno Pacific University Pacific Artist Series A vocalist skilled in a wide variety of musical styles will open the 2005-2006 Pacific Artist Series sponsored by Fresno Pacific University. Deborah Sauer-Ferrand, soprano, will perform at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, September 15, 2005, in Bonner Auditorium, Fresno Art Museum. Four other performers and ensembles fill out Pacific Artist Series. The duo of Stephen Thomas, piano, and Dieter Wulfhorst, cello, appears at 4 p.m. Sunday, October 23, 2005. FPU Professor Walter Saul, piano, will perform at 7:30 p.m. Friday, January 20, 2006. Winds of the San Joaquin, woodwind and brass quintet, will play at 4 p.m. Sunday, February 5, 2006. Andrew Funk, bass, closes the season at 7:30 p.m. Friday, March 17, 2006. All concerts will be in Bonner Auditorium at Fresno Art Museum. Admission is $10 for general audiences, $7 for senior citizens and students. For more information, contact the FPU Music Office at 559-453-2267.

108. Photogenesis - News And Views “Photovision” it is distributed both nationally and internationally. February is “art month” in Santa Fe and a lot of interesting events take place. http://www.photogenesisgallery.com/newsandviews.html

CURRENT EVENTS Photogenesis Gallery is pleased to be a part of the art program currently in progress at the new and fabulously restored La Posada de Santa Fe , a hotel which is part of the Rock Resort chain. La Posada, under the capable management of Daniel Hostettler , has embarked on a program of decorating their public rooms, as well as some exclusive suites, with artwork from some of the best galleries in Santa Fe. These artworks can be purchased either directly through the hotel or from the galleries. In addition to a gallery suite, Photogenesis has furnished a small walk through gallery with works by Nicholas Trofimuk. We have been thrilled with the response, both in admiration and in sales. If you are visiting Santa Fe, we recommend that you visit La Posada to see the atmosphere they have created. Even if they were not promoting art, a visit would be worthwhile. With large trees shading its patios, it’s the perfect spot for soaking up the Santa Fe atmosphere, while basking in the New Mexican sunshine, surrounded by wonderful works of art. It is in the works for us to do a few more suites with our photography, but for now we thought you might enjoy seeing what’s there already! I am very excited to be a contributing columnist to the new photographic magazine “Photovision” Those of you who have visited the gallery know how I love to talk, so this just gives me a wider audience. Photovision is a magazine geared primarily to photographers and in my column “From the Gallery” I try to cover subjects of interest to this group. I have to confess that seeing your own words in print is an exhilarating experience. For those of you who have not seen “Photovision” it is distributed both nationally and internationally. You can subscribe by writing to Photovision Magazine, PO Box 845, Crestone, CO 81131 or going to

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Join USMS Contact Us Site Map Forums Print EMail powered by Home / Competition In This Section Meet Results Individual Results Nationals Pool Records ... Resources/Manuals Recent Articles September 1, 2005 Small Fish - Big Pond August 1, 2005 Championship Odyssey, Part 2 July 1, 2005 Championship Odyssey, Part 1 June 1, 2005 Sleep Articles Archive News Releases August 16, 2005 Fitness Swimming Is More Than Just Laps News Archive Related Links Coaching Training Featured Sponsor View All Sponsors Official Publication Subscribe to USMS SWIMMER The USMS Store Videos Swimming Gear Logo Merchandise Publications Competition Less than half of USMS members compete in meets, but for many who do, competition is the heart and soul of USMS. There are more than 500 local and regional competitions for adult swimmers around the country each year. These include pool meets, postal meets, and open water swims. The results of many are reported in local web sites and available through "Results.net" . Two national championship meets in pools are held each year and several long distance championship events are held as well. Times from all pool meets are collected and compiled to determine the USMS

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Addresses Advertising All Americans Amateur Baseball ... Youth College Baseball Poll - Collegiate Baseball Newspaper PRESS RELEASE For Immediate Release: Saturday (July 2, 2005) RUSSELL COUNTY H.S. NO. 1 IN EASTON SPORTS COLLEGIATE BASEBALL NEWSPAPER POLL TUCSON, Ariz. — Russell County (Seale, Ala.) remains in the No. 1 spot for the sixth consecutive time in the Easton Sports National High School poll after finishing with a 38-1 record. Russell County was led by a superb pitching staff which ended with a 0.77 ERA and 429 strikeouts, both Alabama state records. The team captured the 5A Alabama state championship. No. 2 Brownsburg H.S., Ind. went through its season with 35 straight wins. The Bulldogs captured the 4A Indiana state title with a 6-4 victory over Evansville North. They overcame four errors by turning a game ending 6-4-3 double-play. RHP Lance Lynn, who was recently drafted, threw a completed game, striking out 12, giving up 10 hits but only one earned run. The Bulldogs are only the second team ever in Indiana High School baseball history to go undefeated and win a state championship. The previous team was the 1978 Evansville Memorial squad that was led by Don Mattingly to a 30-0 season.

111. Calendar Of HNOC Events A Dollop of History in Every Bite! May 24, 2005 through December 3, 2005 410 Chartres Street. PAST EXHIBITIONS. explore previous exhibitions. current events http://www.hnoc.org/hnoccal1.htm

EXHIBITIONS Exhibitions are presented at both the Williams Gallery at the Royal Street facility and at the Williams Research Center on Chartres Street. The galleries are open to the public Tuesday through Saturday from 9:30 A.M. until 4:30 P.M Louisiana History Galleries Docent guided tour On view indefinitely 533 Royal Street The Laura Nelson Collection Docent guided tour On view indefinitely 533 Royal Street William Aiken Walker: paintings from the Monroe-Green Collection Docent guided tour On view indefinitely 533 Royal Street: Gallery 11 Louisiana Sites and Citizens On view indefinitely 410 Chartres Street CHANGING EXHIBITIONS The Terrible and the Brave: Battles for New Orleans 1814-1815 May 17, 2005 through January 8, 2006 533 Royal Street: Williams Gallery A Dollop of History in Every Bite! May 24, 2005 through December 3, 2005 410 Chartres Street PAST EXHIBITIONS explore previous exhibitions CURRENT EVENTS Third Annual Francisco Bouligny Lecture Enrique and the First Treaty in the Americas Ida Altman University Research Professor, University of New Orleans

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113. CHCI Media Room In a landmark event for CHCI, Hispanic Members of Congress and high ranking Heritage Month events raised $3.1 million for the Institute’s nationally http://www.chci.org/media/media.html

Current Press Releases The State of Hispanic America Kicks Off National Policy Conference Today, CHCI announced the schedule and panelists for their annual two-day Public Policy Conference on September 12 and 13 at the Mayflower Renaissance Hotel in Washington, D.C. CHCI to Honor Rita Moreno, Antonio Villaraigosa and Alonzo Cantu During Hispanic Heritage Celebration Today CHCI announced its award winners for its 28th Annual Gala with the theme, “CHCI: Leadership for America’s Future,” that will take place on September 14, at the Convention Center, Washington, D.C. CHCI Summer Interns to Host Latino Community Health Fair Targeting Diabetes, Dental Care and Obesity Today CHCI Summer Interns in partnership with the Mary’s Center for Maternal and Child Care announced their health fair “Nuestra Salud, Nuestro Futuro,” that will take place Saturday, July 30, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., at Mary’s Center on 2333 Ontario Rd, N.W., Washington, D.C. Partnering to Launch Best Practice in Employer-assisted Housing For Service Sector CHCI's national housing initiative, HOGAR (Spanish for ‘home’ and stands for Hispanic Ownership, a Growing American Reality), together with Rare Hospitality Inc. will host a breakfast homeownership event to promote a best practice model in employer-assisted housing.

114. UWT News And Events UPCOMING events. Information days and campus visits View the complete UWT calendar Dr. Carlos Cortés, a nationally respected author and professor, http://www.tacoma.washington.edu/news/

OTHER NEWS The Ledger - UWT's Student Newspaper The News Tribune Inclement weather? To check for University closures or delays, call (253) 383-INFO. HOT TOPICS Freshman Admission Growth Planning for UW Tacoma UPCOMING EVENTS Information days and campus visits View the complete UWT calendar Look for events on the Seattle campus CURRENT NEWS For more information on any of these stories, contact: Mike Wark at (253) 692-5771 or Jill Carnell Danseco at (253) 692-4536. Committees to present recommendations for growth on Sept. 19 UW Tacoma will host a campus forum to present committee recommendations on the University's future on Monday, Sept. 19 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. (Posted: 9/14/05) Reading Intervention Summit: Helping kids learn to read Nearly 300 special education and Title 1 teachers will convene at the University of Washington, Tacoma Sept. 23 and 24 for a two-day reading intervention summit. (Posted: 9/9/05) Technology certificates available at UW Tacoma The KeyBank Professional Development Center at UW Tacoma will host an information meeting for people interested in earning a technology certificate at 5 p.m. Monday, Sept. 12. (Posted: 9/6/05) UW Tacoma accepting students displaced by Katrina The University of Washington, Tacoma will accept students tuition-free whose colleges or universities have been closed due to damage from Hurricane Katrina. (Posted: 9/2/05)

115. Arts At Emory | Events Calendar View Event List by Month. Choose, current, Aug, Sept Choose an Event Type, All Creative Writing and Poetry Council events, All Creative Writing events http://arts.emory.edu/calendar/index.cfm

Current Events Select a Calendar View: Month-at-a-Glance Choose: Current Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July View Event List by Month: Choose: Current Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July View Events by Discipline, Type or Series Candler Series To be added to our mailing list to receive our season brochure and other information, please click here Please visit the Arts at Emory Web site regularly, as information is updated and new events are added. Michael C. Carlos Museum - Exhibition The New Galleries of Greek and Roman Art Tuesday through Saturday, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; Sunday, noon to 5:00 p.m. Price: Free for Emory students, staff, and faculty: $7 suggested donation general public Venue: Michael C. Carlos Museum Contact: Michael C. Carlos Museum: (404) 727-4282 (404) 727-4292 (fax) carlos@emory.edu A signature collection of the Michael C. Carlos Museum has undergone a dramatic transformation. The new galleries of Greek and Roman art present the Museum's classical treasures in an entirely new light, with 100 recently acquired works on view for the first time, including a commanding portrait of the Roman emperor Tiberius, praised by scholars as the finest in existence. Since the Museum's patron, Michael Carlos, made an unprecedented $10 million gift to mark the new millennium, the collection has grown in size and quality at an astonishing pace. With galleries devoted to tracing Greek art from its earliest manifestations through Hellenistic times, a villa-like setting for viewing Roman masterworks, and much more, the story of classical art is told respecting both chronological developments and thematic strands that traverse time.

116. Arizona State Library And Archives Staff Intranet Event Registrations Online, ability to register for seminars and classes. Presented by nationally recognized trainer and author, Jeanne Goodrich. http://www.lib.az.us/eventreg/default.cfm

Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records Library Development Division Sep 20, 2005 S M T W T F S Large Calendar View The Changing Role of the Librarian: Part I, General Trends 09:00 AM - 12:00 PM Phoenix Public Library - Burton Barr Central Library MCLC Leadership Series: We All Must Be Leaders 01:30 PM - 04:30 PM Phoenix Public Library - Burton Barr Central Library Current Events A Teen Advisory Board (TAB) Can Work for You, Too! Presenter Diane Tuccillo has been an English teacher, received her MLS from Rutgers, and was the Young Adult Coordinator at the City of Mesa Library for 24 years. Diane's book, Library Teen Advisory Group was published in 2005. She has written numerous articles and reviews and has presented in local, state and national forums. Diane is currently the President-Elect of the Assembly on Literature for Adolescents of the Natl Council of Teachers of English, and will be teaching a virtual course, Young Adults and Public Libraries for SIRLS in 2006. RECEIVE DIANE'S BOOK FREE COMPLIMENTS OF AZ STATE LIBRARY! Learning Objectives: 1. To become aware of the 5 basic traits of teenagers and understand how they apply to work with teens on (TABs)

117. The Worlds Best Source For Mixed Martial Arts Information. RANKED Get In The Hunt . - view all upcoming RANKED events - Want To Win events? Check out some of the instructional material at mma.tv s online http://www.nationallyranked.com/

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118. CNN.com - Al Gore TV Network On The Air - Aug 1, 2005 Much of the talk around Al Gore s new current TV network has been broadly philosophical, like the former vice president s statement that we want to be the http://www.cnn.com/2005/SHOWBIZ/TV/08/01/tv.gores.channel.ap/

119. Cnvc:: Learning NVC Nonviolent Communication trainings and practice events are available through four basic (1) Certified Trainers independently produce training events. http://www.cnvc.org/train.htm

you are here: home learn/teach nvc learning nvc learn nonviolent communication sm 4 types of training events We have more than 180 CNVC-certified trainers of Nonviolent Communication and estimate that, worldwide, over 250,000 people have received training in NVC in each of the last two years. Nonviolent Communication trainings and practice events are available through four basic avenues: Certified Trainers independently produce training events. These may take the form of daytime or evening introductions, half-day workshops, 1-8 day trainings, on-going practice sessions, and special trainings designed for specific groups or topics. Some trainings are day classes, others are residential. For information about a training near you, use the find a training system on this website, or contact the Certified Trainer offering the event. Note that the calendaring, specific curriculum, sign-up and registration for events produced by Certified Trainers is handled differently by different Trainers. The CNVC office does not provide signup or registration services for these events. For information or to register, connect with a Certified Trainer near you: find a trainer CNVC produces International Intensive Trainings (IITs) several times a year, in various locations around the globe. See

120. From Mark Felt To Karl Rove In short, we have the unusual spectacle of a nationally known, Pulitzer Prizewinning reporter being jailed and little public outcry. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/blog/2005/07/18/BL2005071800163.htm

var SA_Message="SACategory=" + 'opinion/columns'; Hello Edit Profile Sign Out Sign In Register Now ... Subscribe to SEARCH: News Web var ie = document.getElementById?true:false; ie ? formSize=27 : formSize=24 ; document.write(''); Top 20 E-mailed Articles washingtonpost.com Columns Print This Article ... E-Mail This Article RSS News Feeds Top News What is RSS? All RSS Feeds today in slate ... More From Mark Felt to Karl Rove By Howard Kurtz Washington Post Staff Writer Monday, July 18, 2005; 6:21 AM Thirty-three years after Bob Woodward first met Mark Felt in an Arlington parking garage, echoes of the Watergate era seem to be everywhere. But the comparisons for the press are not all that flattering. Liberal critics of the media, who believe journalists abysmally failed to challenge the president's WMD claims during the Iraq war buildup, feel vindicated by news that two reporters were granting Karl Rove anonymity as he tried to undermine a prominent debunker of those claims, Joe Wilson, by mentioning his wife's CIA role. Some even fault Judith Miller for her act of conscience in going to jail, saying the New York Times reporter is merely protecting Rove (though no one knows whether her source was the White House political adviser or someone else). For those who see the secretive Bush administration as a reincarnation of the Nixon regime, the disclosure that Rove served as a source for Time's Matt Cooper and columnist Robert Novak looks like the slow unraveling of a scandal that has now reached the top level of the White House. Scott McClellan is cast in the Ron Ziegler role, refusing to answer a barrage of reporters' questions about Rove after his previous answers were rendered inoperative.

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