41. FindLaw For Legal Professionals - Case Law, Federal And State Resources, Forms, Scott Hemphill and “Pooh,” traveled to a Charlotte, North Carolina Taco certain testimony of codefendant Scott Hemphill on crossexamination and http://caselaw.findlaw.com/scripts/getcase.pl?court=nc&vol=appeals2004/&invol=03

42. ICANN | ICANN Accra Meeting Topic: Implementation Of Independent Review Policy The list was approved by Scott Hemphill, Houlin Zhao and ChingYi Liu. The other members of the committee did not vote. Zoe Baird (US) Diane Cabell (US) http://www.icann.org/accra/indrev-topic.htm

ICANN Accra Meeting Topic: Implementation of Independent Review Policy Posted: 6 March 2002 At its 14 March 2002 meeting in Accra, Ghana, the Board will consider the current state of implementation of the ICANN Independent Review Policy. The following status report describes the policy's status, its state of implementation, and possible options for proceeding to a functioning independent review procedure. Report on Status of Independent Review Nominating Committee To the Board: Summary At its meeting on 14 March 2002 in Accra, Ghana, the Board will consider the current situation with implementation of the Independent Review Policy . Under the policy currently in effect, progressing to a point where independent review can occur involves a sequence of many steps. For ten months, the process has been at the stage of waiting for the Independent Review Panel Nominating Committee (IRP NomCom) to nominate a slate of nine individuals as possible members (subject to Board confirmation) of the Independent Review Panel. Although a slate was recently suggested by three members of the IRP NomCom, under the requirements of the ICANN bylaws those members did not constitute a quorum of the NomCom. Accordingly, as a committee the NomCom has not provided the nominated slate required by the Independent Review Policy and the ICANN bylaws. Based on my inquiries to the member that submitted the slate, it does not appear likely that the NomCom will be able to propose a slate in a manner that complies with the bylaws requirements for committee action.

43. ICANN | .NET Application Form Amos Tuck M. Scott Hemphill - Vice President and General Counsel Mr. Hemphill started practicing law in the Washington, DC area in 1991, http://www.icann.org/tlds/net-rfp/applications/afilias.htm

.NET Application Form RFP Part 1: General Applicant Information 1. Name and Address fields The full legal name, principal address, telephone and fax numbers, and e-mail address of the applicant, and the URL of its principal World Wide Web site. Additionally, each applicant must provide the Application Deposit Receipt Number issued to the applicant upon ICANN's receipt of the wired funds for the application deposit. Organization Name: Afilias Limited Address: Office 110 52 Broomhill Road Tallaght, Dublin 24, Ireland Telephone: Fax: Email: dotnet@afilias.info Confirm Email: dotnet@afilias.info URL: www.afilias.info Application Deposit Receipt Number: [RESPONSE IS CONFIDENTIAL] 2. Applicant's Business and Other Associated Activities Provide a general description of the applicant's business and other activities currently or expected to be associated with the services described in this RFP. 3. Directors, Officers and other Key Staff Provide the full names, positions and the qualification and experience of each of the following persons: (i) the person or persons who will have direct responsibility for the business operations of the registry

44. Spring 2005 Hall Council Officers Secretary, Annie Park, Hemphillsec@rha.gatech.edu. Treasurer, Scott Wood, Hemphill-tres@rha.gatech.edu. Social Chair, Kyoung-sun Lee http://rha.gatech.edu/rha/www/nopage.html

September Committees Apply for Position Comm. Chairmen Comm. Info Programs ... IT General About Rha Meeting Times Timeline of a Bill Funshop Inventory ... News RHA Info Submit LC Bill Exec Board Officers Minutes Constitution ... Links Hall Council Info Submit Hall Council Bill Hall Council Officers Hall Council Links Housing Information Feedback Contact RHA Submit A Bill E-mail Webmaster Applications ... Polls Spring 2005 Hall Council Officers Hall Council Officers Spring 2005 Position Name Email Address Area II (Hopkins, Field, Hanson, Matheson, Perry) President Kevin Kung area2-pres@rha.gatech.edu Vice President Dhaval Patel area2-vp@rha.gatech.edu Voting Rep 1 Chris Swan area2-vr1@rha.gatech.edu Voting Rep 2 Laura Carter area2-vr2@rha.gatech.edu Secretary Aleksandr Kerzhner area2-sec@rha.gatech.edu Treasurer Justin Mayhue area2-tres@rha.gatech.edu Social Chair Megan Heaphy area2-social@rha.gatech.edu Advisor Holly Shikano holly.shikano@housing.gatech.edu RHA Advisor David Fernandes vp@rha.gatech.edu Brown Howell President Maria Hill bh-pres@rha.gatech.edu Vice President Nate Reece bh-vp@rha.gatech.edu

45. GIA: Gems & Gemology: Issue's Table Of Contents: Article Detail T. Scott Hemphill, a GIA research associate, has been programming computers for more than 30 years. Mr. Hemphill holds a bachelor s degree in engineering http://www.gia.edu/gemsandgemology/1423/22767/2343/issues_table_of_contents_arti

Home Saturday, September 10, 2005 Printer-Friendly Page About GIA Education Gem Trade Laboratory ... How to Buy a Diamond Service Center Subscriptions Contact Us Request a GIA Education Catalog FAQ's ... Help Search Virtual Campus Student ID# Password Register Here Current Issue Spring 2005, Volume 41, Issue 1 Click to Print The Dr. Edward J. G¼belin Most Valuable Article Award The authors of these three articles will share cash prizes of $2,000, $1,000, and $500, respectively. Following are brief biographies of the winning authors. Congratulations also to Dr. Casey Skvorc of Bethesda, Maryland, whose ballot was drawn from the many entries to win a five-year subscription to FIRST PLACE A Foundation for Grading the Overall Cut Quality of Round Brilliant Cut Diamonds Thomas M. Moses, Mary L. Johnson, Barak Green, Troy Blodgett, Kim Cino, Ron H. Geurts, Al M. Gilbertson, T. Scott Hemphill, John M. King, Lisa Kornylak, Ilene M. Reinitz, and James E. Shigley Thomas M. Moses Mary L. Johnson is manager of research and development for the GIA Gem Laboratory in Carlsbad, California. Dr. Johnson, a frequent contributor to the journal, received her Ph.D. in mineralogy and crystallography from Harvard University. Barak Green is manager of communications for the GIA Gem Laboratory. He has written several articles related to diamond cut for trade journals and the Institute website. Mr. Green holds a master's degree in anthropology from the University of California, San Diego.

46. GIA: GIA Research: Article Detail Barak Green, T. Scott Hemphill, Mary Johnson, and James Shigley All diamond images were created by T. Scott Hemphill. http://www.gia.edu/research/1383/6367/article_detail.cfm

Home Saturday, September 10, 2005 Printer-Friendly Page About GIA Education Gem Trade Laboratory ... How to Buy a Diamond Service Center Subscriptions Contact Us Request a GIA Education Catalog FAQ's ... Help Search Virtual Campus Student ID# Password Register Here August 30, 2002 The GIA Diamond Proportion Module: Illustrating How Changes in Individual Proportions Affect the Appearance of a Round Brilliant Cut Diamond Barak Green, T. Scott Hemphill, Mary Johnson, and James Shigley In several previous articles of the GIA On Diamond Cut In a series of articles on optics (Diamond Optics: Parts , and ) and the article on The Importance of Three-Dimensionality , we discussed the relationships between these proportion parameters and light return. In this article we will show how changes in each of seven different parameters change the appearance of the diamond's shape. Although the effects of changes in the traditional proportion aspects are familiar to those who regularly work with diamonds, changes in the non-traditional proportion parameters (e.g., star facet length and lower-girdle facet length) produce some surprising results. In addition, we have included an animation that demonstrates why the reliance on a particular total depth (here, 60%) might sometimes be misleading. Below you will find a link to several animations and a short description of which proportion is being changed. Each link shows an animation in a new pop-up window. Diamond images for most animations are shown in both profile and face-up (or pavilion-up) views. In each animation, one proportion is varied while the rest of the proportions remain fixed.

47. The “King” Of Hearts It was through those books that I helped lead a coworker, Scott Hemphill, to the Lord. While I have taught creation for many years and give tours of the http://www.answersingenesis.org/docs2005/0118king.asp

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48. Ronnie Scott's Club COLONEL TALCOTT COVINGTONHemphill. Mr. Scott is assisted in his all-absorbing hobby by a Lt. Colonel Talcott Covington-Hemphill, a tipster - sorry, http://www.ronniescotts.co.uk/ronnie_scotts/ronniescotts/106/106_6.htm

JAZZ AT RONNIE SCOTT`S JARS ISSUE 106 MAY - JUNE 1997 STAR PARADE Profiles on MONTY ALEXANDER, BARBARA DENNERLEIN, GONZALO RUBALCABA, RAY GASKINS, ROY AYERS, ERNAN LOPEZ NUSSA and STEVE MELLING RONNIE the PUNTER - A lighthearted look at Ronnie's fondness for gambling Tribute to ZACHARY BREAUX , plus PETE KING, co-founder and Director of Ronnie Scott's Club, commences his regular column Further tributes to RONNIE SCOTT Completion of Ronnie Scott's Discography (commenced in JARS 105) by BRIAN DAVIS JOHN CHILTON recalls conversations with RONNIE SCOTT during the last days of his life DEREK EVERETT New Releases on RONNIE SCOTT'S JAZZ HOUSE label by EVENTS A wide-ranging list of JAZZ HAPPENINGS in the GREATER LONDON AREA Last recollections of RONNIE Obituary of tenor saxophonist/composer and leader KENNY GRAHAM by BRIAN DAVIS and recollections of KENNY by JIM GODBOLT and MIKE POINTON The HERBERT COOT/RONNIE SCOTT LETTERS RECALLED A HISTORIC NON-EVENT ALBUMS A review of A Night At Ronnie Scott's - The Ballad Album and RONNIE SCOTT'S When I Want Your Opinion, I'll Give It To You

49. MathGroup Archive: February 2005 [00591] From Scott Hemphill Hemphill at Hemphills.net ; Date Sun, Scott Scott Hemphill Hemphill at alumni.caltech.edu This isn t flying. http://forums.wolfram.com/mathgroup/archive/2005/Feb/msg00591.html

PreloadImages('/common/images2003/btn_products_over.gif','/common/images2003/btn_purchasing_over.gif','/common/images2003/btn_services_over.gif','/common/images2003/btn_new_over.gif','/common/images2003/btn_company_over.gif','/common/images2003/btn_webresource_over.gif'); Wolfram Forums MathGroup Archive January February ... Give us feedback Sign up for our newsletter: Date Index Thread Index Author Index Re: Elegant syntax for multiple conditional assignment? To : mathgroup at smc.vnet.net Subject : [mg54424] Re: Elegant syntax for multiple conditional assignment? From Date : Sun, 20 Feb 2005 00:09:35 -0500 (EST) References Reply-to : hemphill at alumni.caltech.edu Sender : owner-wri-mathgroup at wolfram.com Prev by Date: Re: Bug Report - Two numerical values for a same variable Next by Date: Re: Elegant syntax for multiple conditional assignment? Previous by thread: Re: Elegant syntax for multiple conditional assignment? Next by thread: Re: Elegant syntax for multiple conditional assignment?

50. MathGroup Archive: February 2005 [00507] From Scott Hemphill Hemphill at Hemphills.net ; Date Sat, Scott Scott Hemphill Hemphill at alumni.caltech.edu This isn t flying. http://forums.wolfram.com/mathgroup/archive/2005/Feb/msg00507.html

PreloadImages('/common/images2003/btn_products_over.gif','/common/images2003/btn_purchasing_over.gif','/common/images2003/btn_services_over.gif','/common/images2003/btn_new_over.gif','/common/images2003/btn_company_over.gif','/common/images2003/btn_webresource_over.gif'); Wolfram Forums MathGroup Archive January February ... Give us feedback Sign up for our newsletter: Date Index Thread Index Author Index Elegant syntax for multiple conditional assignment? To : mathgroup at smc.vnet.net Subject : [mg54337] Elegant syntax for multiple conditional assignment? From Date : Sat, 19 Feb 2005 02:31:38 -0500 (EST) Reply-to : hemphill at alumni.caltech.edu Sender : owner-wri-mathgroup at wolfram.com Follow-Ups Re: Elegant syntax for multiple conditional assignment? From: Prev by Date: Re: 64-bit pentium Next by Date: Re: Re: Re: Re: Bug Report - Two numerical values for a same variable Previous by thread: RE: text blocks graph axis? Next by thread: Re: Elegant syntax for multiple conditional assignment?

51. Domain Search - Register Domain Name - Domain Name Registration Scott Hemphill, General Counsel of Domain Bank, stated “We believe that purporting to sell votes for commercial gain, on the Internet or otherwise, http://www.domainbank.net/RegisteredUser/news-vote.cfm

Home Account Manager Register a Name Renew a Name ... Pricing DOMAIN BANK TAKES STEPS TO ELIMINATE ALLEGED VOTER FRAUD October 17, 2000 Domain Bank, Inc., www.domainbank.com, an ICANN-accredited domain name registrar, announced today that it is cooperating with the Office of the Secretary of State of California to eliminate alleged voter fraud on the Internet. On October 6, 2000, Bill Jones, California Secretary of State, notified Domain Bank that the web site associated with the domain name voteauction.com is engaged in activities that constitute felonies under several provisions of the California Elections Code, specifically, brokering the sale and purchase of votes in the State of California. In response, and under the terms of the service agreement between Domain Bank and the registrant of voteauction.com, Domain Bank issued notice to the registrant that the illegal activity must be stopped within 30 days, or Domain Bank would take action to deactivate the domain name. Scott Hemphill, General Counsel of Domain Bank, stated “We believe that purporting to sell votes for commercial gain, on the Internet or otherwise, is very troubling and threatens to undermine the free election process that distinguishes our political system from the corrupt systems that weaken democracy in other parts of the world. We are committed to working with law enforcement in this matter.” According to Bill Jones, California Secretary of State, “Corrupting the vote is one of the most serious political crimes in California and the United States because it strikes at the heart of our democracy . . . Thanks to Domain Bank’s cooperation, voteauction.com has been notified that the site will be shut down in 30 days . . .”

52. Domain Search - Register Domain Name - Domain Name Registration Scott Hemphill, Steve Heflin. (610) 3179606, (610) 317-9606. sHemphill@DomainBank.net sheflin@domainbank.com Home Coop Aero Registration Museum FAQ http://www.domainbank.net/RegisteredUser/news-class2b.cfm

Home Account Manager Register a Name Renew a Name ... Pricing DOMAIN BANK INC. ANNOUNCES REFUND OF .BIZ SUBMISSION FEES Domain Bank, Inc. announced today they have refunded all submission fees collected for .BIZ domain requests that are classified as 2B domain name applications according to Neulevel - the .BIZ registry. 2B domain name applications are defined as those where multiple applicants submitted applications for the same domain. They are at the center of litigation in the Los Angeles Superior Court in the State of California regarding the central registry's planned distribution process for these domain name applications. "Due to the controversy and subsequent fallout resulting from the registry's procedure for processing this category of domain name applications, we felt a full refund was the right thing to do," said Scott Hemphill, Vice President and General Counsel for Domain Bank. "If our customers want to participate in the coming land rush for these domains, we will be giving them an opportunity to submit their requests to our new .BIZ Land Rush queue in January." The Land Rush for .BIZ 2B domain name applications is slated for early 2002. For more information on Domain Bank and their .BIZ land rush, you can go to

53. The Early Years Scott Hemphill 2) CarnegieMellon University 3) University of Pennsylvania 4) Harvard University. 1989 ACM Contest Finals, February 22, 1989, Louisville, http://icpc.baylor.edu/past/EarlyYears.html

The Early Years World Finals Champions compiled by Marsha Poucher as of Apr Help fill in some information. Send a photocopy of a plaque or some other evidence of teams and standings of the old contests and we will update this list. Please email information to Marsha Poucher at manager@icpc.baylor.edu or FAX information to USA +1(254) 299-1411 Attention: Marsha Poucher. 1977 ACM Contest Finals , February 2, 1977, Atlanta, Georgia 1) Michigan State University 2) Purdue University 3) University of Missouri-Rolla 4) Georgia Tech 1978 ACM Contest Finals, February 22, 1978, Detroit, Michigan 1) Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1979 ACM Contest Finals , February 21, 1979, Dayton, Ohio Finals Director-John Metzner 1) Washington University, St. Louis Steve Karasek Nathan Schroeder David Doty Dave Camp 2) Michigan State University 3) Purdue University 4) New York University 1980 ACM Contest Finals , February 13, 1980, Kansas City, Missouri Finals Director-John Metzner 1) Washington University, St. Louis Steve Karasek Nathan Schroeder Mike Zyda Dave Camp 2) Purdue University 3) Ohio State University 4) New York University 1981 ACM Contest Finals , February 25, 1981, St. Louis, Missouri

54. Champions Of The ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest Scott Hemphill. 1987 ACM Contest Finals February 18, 1987, St. Louis, Missouri Stanford University Bob Alverson Tomas Rokicki Ali Tabibian http://icpc.baylor.edu/past/Champs.html

Hall of Champions ...the RESULTS are in from Pudong!! The 2005 World Champions: Shanghai Jiao Tong University Shanghai Jiao Tong University Yong Yu, Coach Wenyuan Dai, Contestant Shuang Zhao, Contestant Bohai Yang, Contestant Pictures Tour Contest Results Problem Set ... Regional Results ...the RESULTS are in from Prague!! The 2004 World Champions: St Petersburg Institute of Fine Mechanics and Optics From 3,150 teams selected from 1,411 universities in 75 countries competing at 127 sites and hundreds more competing at preliminary contests worldwide, seventy-three teams of students competed for bragging rights and prizes at The 28th Annual ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest World Finals sponsored by IBM on March 31, 2004, and hosted at the Obecni Dum, Prague by Czech Technical University in Prague. 2004 World Champions Quick Links: St Petersburg Institute of Fine Mechanics and Optics A ndrew Stankevich, Coach

55. Quick Links Mallappa I. Guggari, Perry P. He, James E. Heckroth, Ron Hemphill, Scott K. Herrington, Scott Atkinson, current Chair of CTS, has been elected as a http://www.ewh.ieee.org/r5/central_texas/Analog/ieeects0903.html

IEEE Central Texas Section ANALOG NEWSLETTER Volume 47-09 September 2003 A Newsletter of the Central Texas Section ( www.ieee.org/CTS ) of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, Inc. Published monthly (Deadline is the 25th day of the previous month), John R. Purvis, Editor ( j.purvis@computer.org Quick Links Section Activities Chapter Activities The Chairman's Column Joint Communications / Signal Processing Societies Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society The Next Section Meeting ... Product Safety Society The Chairman's Column Important items that should be of interested to our Section Members this month of September include the following. Upcoming Special Events Tech Policy Forum, Oct 17th, Austin - A must event (see details below) Fall Senior Membership Upgrade Event (San Antonio) Status of Senior Member Upgrades I know everyone is waiting to see the results from our most recent upgrade activity. We are also. We expect around 70 new senior members when the results are posted. When the results are known they will be listed on the following web page: http://www.ieee.org/organizations/rab/md/smupdates.html

56. Math Forum Discussions Scott Hemphill. 6/14/05. Read, Re Probability question, was Re Mensa Forgot Scott Hemphill. 6/16/05. Read, Re Probability question, was Re Mensa http://mathforum.org/kb/message.jspa?messageID=3799174&tstart=135

57. Math Forum Discussions Ross and Scott all have their explanations I did not quite understand Ross . But I now understand Scott s. Scott Hemphill. 7/21/05 http://mathforum.org/kb/message.jspa?messageID=3856386&tstart=0

58. The Folk Art Messenger: Herbert W. Hemphill Memorial Award Since the 1998 Houston conference, the Hemphill Memorial has been funded by a portion Georgia Blizzard, Lorenzo Scott, Ralph Lanning and Judith Scott. http://www.folkart.org/about/tribute.html

Herbert W. Hemphill Jr. Memorial Award June 6, 1988, in Richmond, Va. Folk Art Society of America P.O. Box 17041, Richmond, VA 23226 800-527-FOLK (3655) For more info: fasa@folkart.org http://www.folkart.org/

59. Race Results 5, 3751, Hemphill, Andy, 13. 6, 4020, Canale, Ron. 7, 4318, Freeman, Ryan, 13 1, 3304, Hemphill, Scott, 51. 2, 3747, Clifford, Jim, 53 http://www.mountaintrails.org/mc20045k.htm

Race Results Mountain Challenge July 17, 2004 Overall Winners Female 1. Katrina Lee 2. Mary Weaver 3. Kim Meehaw 5k Female 0-19 Place Time Name Age Lee, Katrina Weight, Maurissa Douglas, Christina Coleman, Meredythe 5k Female 20-29 Place Time Name Age Weaver, Mary Quigley, Krisha Jaquitis, Kaci Hoy, Kate Pugh, Katherine Musselman, Mandy Ama, Tori Whitemore, Kathy Ewing, Jodi Dubay, Jessic2 5k Female 30-39 Place Time Name Age Poynter, Mollie Meyer, Liz Kelly, Tracy Laszlo, Lillian Grabl, Noel Miller, Jana Timmons, Carol Huish, Amy Roskelley, Lynda Olsen, Julie Walton, Theresa Burkinshaw, Mary 5k Female 40-49 Place Time Name Age Meehaw, Kim Mehregan, Susan Clifford, Sue Meagher, Jane Fonte, Jill Ziegler, Jamie McCarron, Lynn Drake, Carla Smith, Valerie Wolff, Janet Waddey, Ann Bennett, Francie 5k Female 50-59 Place Time Name Age Davis, Liz Hofeling, Jerrie Bradley, Maureen 5k Male 5k Male Overall Kyle Jarrett Will Wickert Jason Freeman 5k Male 0-19 Place Time Name Age Jarrett, Kyle Freeman, Jason Paterson, Patrick Splude, Joesph Hemphill, Andy Canale, Ron Freeman, Ryan 5k Male 20-29 Place Time Name Age Wickert, Will

60. Friends And Enemies - InfoAnarchy Wiki C. Scott Hemphill, Robert E. Litan, Roger G. Noll, Richard Schmalensee, Enemies (politics) Joseph Biden, James Sensenbrenner, Bobby Scott, http://www.infoanarchy.org/wiki/index.php/Friends_And_Enemies

Friends And Enemies From infoAnarchy Wiki See also: Privacy Freedom Good Thing Good Guys ... Pioneers This is a Dangerous topic. This page is intended to list and categorize people and organizations that have played a role in the fight for or against strong restrictions on copying. Here you will find law professors that support short terms, artists that allow sharing their work, developers that have created innovative file sharing tools, activists fighting for freedom of speech coders Feel free to add your own name to the list where appropriate, and amend it with other helpful information. Please also help to create subpages for the persons listed here. edit People Friends (law): Lawrence Lessig , Jack M. Balkin, Yochai Benkler James Boyle Burt Neuborne, Robert Post, Jed Rubenfeld, Eben Moglen Jessica Litman , Dennis S. Karjala, Keith Aoki, Stephen R. Barnett, Margreth Barrett, Ann Bartow, Tom W. Bell, Paul Schiff Berman, Dan L. Burk, Margaret Chon, Richard Chused, Julie E. Cohen , Kenneth D. Crews, Robert Denicola, F. Jay Dougherty, Rochelle C. Dreyfuss, Christine Haight Farley, Eric M. Freedman, Laura N. Gasaway, Shubha Ghosh, Llewellyn Joseph Gibbons, Paul J. Heald, Steven D. Jamar, John Kidwell, Robert A. Kreiss, Lew Kurlantzick, Marshall A Leaffer, Joseph P. Liu, Lydia Pallas Loren, Michael J. Madison, Peter W. Martin, Willajeanne McLean, Charles R. McManis, Robert P. Merges, Michael J. Meurer, Neil Weinstock Netanel, Francis M. Nevins, Dawn C. Nunziato, Robert L. Oakley, Ruth Gana Okediji, Maureen A. O'Rourke, David G. Post, Margaret Jane Radin, R. Anthony Reese, John Rothchild, Pamela Samuelson, David J. Seipp, David E. Shipley, David E. Sorkin, J. Russell VerSteeg, Eugene Volokh, Sarah K. Wiant, Diane L. Zimmerman, Malla Pollack

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