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82. Phone Directory - 09/10/2005- Times-News Online Bill Lane, Sports Editor, 423392-1396. Matt Lane, Washington County Bureau,423-392-1378. Leigh Ann Laube, Feature Writer, 423-392-1386 http://timesnews.net/directory.dna

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83. Books By David Lane, Compare Prices by David Lane (Editor) Hardcover December 1988 List price $42.95 by DavidLane, Felicity Ann O Dell Book - January 1978 http://www.allbookstores.com/browse/Author/Lane, David

Search By: Keyword Title Author ISBN David Lane You may browse this category by title or by publication date 28 titles (showing 1-20) Applied Strategic Marketing by David Lane April 2006, Paperback List Price: $49.50 Web Database Applications With Php and Mysql by David Lane Hugh E. Williams May 2004, Paperback, 2nd edition List Price: $44.95 Web Database Applications With Php and Mysql by David Lane Hugh E. Williams March 2002, Paperback, 1st edition List Price: $44.95 All My Love, Forever : Letters Home from a World War II Citizen Soldier by David Lane Joseph Balkoski Dale Stephen Lane July 2001, Paperback List Price: $28.04 Hyperstat by David Lane December 1999, Paperback, 2nd edition List Price: $34.95 by David Lane November 1999, Paperback List Price: $20.00 Cellular Responses to Stress by David Lane C. Roland Wolf C. Peter Downes January 1999, Book, Illustrated Using Antibodies : A Laboratory Manual by David Lane Ed Harlow December 1998, Hardcover, Package List Price: $149.00

84. Academe Index From the Editor. Access to Higher Education, 43; Collective Bargaining on Campus, Lane, Ann J. Consensual Relations in the Academy Gender, Power, http://www.aaup.org/publications/Academe/1998/98nd/artlist.htm

Index to Academe Bulletin of the AAUP, volume 84, numbers 1-6, 1998 Issue numbers are given first; page numbers follow colons. Most back issues, excluding the annual salary survey, are available for $6, plus postage. The 1999 salary survey issue is available for $70.00. including postage. Call 1-800-424-2973 for details. Academic freedom and tenure Academic Freedom and the Internet, 3:19-21; The AAUP Fights to Protect Scholarly Research, 3:5; Beverly Enterprises Withdraws Libel Suit; Threat to Academic Freedom Diminishes, 5: 6-7; The Chilling Case of Kate Bronfenbrenner, 4:8-9; Conference Furor at SUNY New Paltz, 3:6-8; First Female African American Professor to Be Granted Tenure at Harvard Law School, 2:9; Tenure and the Entrepreneurial Academy: A Reply, 1:14-22; Problems in the University? Eliminate Tenure, They Say, 1:23-24; What We Talk about When We Talk about Tenure, 2:2. See also AAUP (Committee reports) Committee A on Academic Freedom and Tenure. Adams, Walter

85. Editor S Annual Report, 2002–2003 The Journal Of American He brings his prior experience as a stellar acting and associate Editor of the JAH JeAnne Boydston, Anne M. Boylan, Kevin Boyle, Kathryn Holland Braund, http://www.historycooperative.org/journals/jah/90.2/editors_report.html

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86. HJG: Online Articles Index: Quaker Theology: A Progressive Journal And Forum For Lane, Bruce. The making of The Tree Of Life . Quaker theology 4.2 (Autumn Riggs, Ann K. Editor s introduction. Quaker theology 3.1 (Spring 2001). http://www.history-journals.de/articles/hjg-eartic-j00214.html

The History Journals Guide by Stefan Blaschke Search Contact New Articles For more information on the journal, click here Contents: Home Complete Index Chronological Index Geographical Index ... Others Online Articles Index Quaker theology: a progressive journal and forum for discussion and study [Last updated: July 27, 2005.] Vol. 6.2 (Spring-Summer 2005) Fager, Chuck. "Editor's introduction." Quaker theology 6.2 (Spring-Summer 2005). Full-Text HTML Wilson, Lloyd Lee. "A conservative yearly meeting is born." Quaker theology 6.2 (Spring-Summer 2005). Full-Text HTML Fager, Chuck. "The core Quaker theology: is there such a thing?" Quaker theology 6.2 (Spring-Summer 2005). Full-Text HTML Kennedy, Thomas. "Many Friends do not know 'where they are': some divisions in London yearly meeting during the First World War." Quaker theology 6.2 (Spring-Summer 2005). Full-Text HTML Earp, Charley. "In search of religious radicalism." Quaker theology 6.2 (Spring-Summer 2005). Full-Text HTML Vol. 6.1 (Spring-Summer 2004) Fager, Chuck, and Ann Riggs. "Editor's introduction."

87. SportsShooter.com - News: The NCAA Chicago Regional: Anything But A Trip Down Me He was the photo Editor of the paper when I was a freshman. (Anne Ryan is apartner with her husband in ZR Images based in Chicago. http://www.sportsshooter.com/news/1371

Story Photographer Editor Student/Intern Assistant Job/Item Contents: Front Page Member Index Latest Headlines Special Features ... Our Store Newsletter: Current Issue Back Issues Subscribe Members: Members Area "The Guide" Join About Us: About SportsShooter Contact Us Sign in: Members log in here with your user name and password to access the your admin page and other special features. Name: Password: The NCAA Chicago Regional: Anything But a Trip Down Memory Lane... By Anne Ryan, ZR Images Photo by Anne Ryan Arizona's Jawann McClellan sits and cries as Illinois' Dee Brown and the rest of the team celebrate after University of Illinois defeated University of Arizona 90-89 in the NCAA Midwest Regional Championship game at the Allstate Arena. Growing up in Chicago I was used to the climate of disappointment in local sports teams. Every year we still have so much hope early in the season. At the beginning of every Cubs season we start hearing, "This is the year" only to be subjected to a season of our team dwelling near the bottom of the heap or to come to the brink of a championship and then lose in the end. We savor our rare, actual championships. We've gotten 20 years of mileage out of the 1985 Bears and the Super Bowl Shuffle. You can't say we don't appreciate a winning team here. Things haven't changed that much for the Cubs or Bears, but luckily in the 1990s Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls changed things enough that the term "Losers" doesn't apply to every team in the state of Illinois anymore.

88. Ann Lane's Dissertation The historian was Ann Lane, who currently is the director of the Studies in Paragraph break addededitor Later it was reported that Roosevelt had http://hnn.us/articles/1097.html

HNN History News Network Because the Past is the Present, and the Future too. Donations Archives ... FAQs Search HNN: Breaking News Departments HNN Articles Hot Topics Books Features ... Log In Ann Lane's Dissertation By Nathan Williams Mr. Williams is an intern at HNN. Click here for Ann Lane's response to this article. EDITOR'S NOTE After the Doris Kearns Goodwin and Stephen Ambrose stories broke earlier this year, HNN received an email from a reader about a historian who had allegedly plagiarized parts of her dissertation at Columbia University some thirty years ago. The historian was Ann Lane, who currently is the director of the Studies in Women and Gender program at the University of Virginia. We investigated and discovered that questions had indeed been raised about Lane's dissertation a short time after she had received her degree, though no official body had ever concluded that she was guilty of plagiarism. The historian herself admitted inadvertently copying passages from others, but insisted it wasn't plagiarism. After gathering some basic facts, we decided to go ahead with the research for an article, thinking that the public would benefit from a story that explored the question of copying by an academic in a monograph, which raised different issues than the stories about copying by popularizers like Goodwin and Ambrose, which were being fully explored on HNN and in the media.

89. Artists Of Cape Ann: A 150 Year Tradition; By Kristian Davies century named Fitz Hugh Lane who would first put Cape Ann on the map. With theincreased popularity of Lane s works throughout New England in the 1850 s http://www.tfaoi.com/aa/4aa/4aa550.htm

Editor's note: The following Foreword, Introduction and sample biographies from the illustrated 2001 book Artists of Cape Ann: A 150 Year Tradition , ISBN 1-885435-18-5, was published on August 23, 2004 in Resource Library with permission of the author and the book's publisher, Twin Lights Publishers, Inc. Copies of the book may be obtained (as of August 2004) by forwarding $29.95 plus a $4.50 mail and handling fee to Thomas Davies, 58 Beacon Hill Lane, New Canaan, CT 06480. Artists of Cape Ann: A 150 Year Tradition by Kristian Davies (above: front cover of book) From the dust cover of the book: Jutting out into the Atlantic, 25 miles north of Boston, Massachusetts, is Cape Ann. For more than 150 years painters have visited the quaint and rustic towns that make up this unique area including Gloucester, Rockport, Annisquam, Magnolia, Essex, and Lanesville. Cape Ann has been host to many of the very best, most celebrated artists in America, from nineteenth-century greats Fitz Hugh Lane, Winslow Homer, and William Morris Hunt, to Impressionists Childe Hassam, John H. Twachtman, and Willard Metcalf, to Ashcan painters and Modernists, Edward Hopper, John Sloan, Stuart Davis, and Marsden Hartley. The Cape Ann area has for years offered artists a superb range of subject matter such as majestic ships of old in Gloucester Harbor, crashing seascapes, sandy beaches, sculpted granite quarries, and woodlands that present a different scene with every changing season.

90. Sculptors Of Cape Ann; Article By Steven Law Editor s note The following article was reprinted in Resource Library on May Although some of these sculptors had Cape Ann roots, others moved there to http://www.tfaoi.com/aa/5aa/5aa340.htm

Editor's note: The following article was reprinted in Resource Library on May 26, 2005 with the permission of the author. Mr. Law's article was written in conjunction with the exhibition titled Sculptors of Cape Ann: From Medals to Monuments, held September 25, 1997 - October 25, 1997 at the Rockport Art Association, Rockport, MA. If you have questions or comments regarding the article, please contact Mr. Law c/o Traditional Fine Arts Organization. Sculptors of Cape Ann By Steven Law A drive around Cape Ann, Boston's north shore, takes one past several coastal scenes made famous in paintings by such artists as Winslow Homer, Fitz Hugh Lane, Childe Hassam, Aldro Hibbard, Emile Gruppe, and Anthony Thieme. But the area's rocky shores and quarries were also home to a group of celebrated sculptors featured in Sculptors of Cape Ann: From Medals to Monuments . Included in this exhibition are works by Paul Manship, Walker Hancock, Katharine Lane Weems, George Demetrios, Franz Denghausen (all former students of Charles Grafly); George Aarons, Richard Recchia, Albert Atkins, and Ulysses Ricci (former students of Bela Pratt); Leonard Craske, Clyde Bathhurst, Anthony De Francisi and Anna Hyatt Huntington. Although some of these sculptors had Cape Ann roots, others moved there to attend the summer studios of their teachers. Some were captivated by the shore's wildness and natural beauty; some came for the fellowship of renowned sculptors.

91. Ann Petry White family values in Ann Petry s Country Place. (MELUS). Ann Lane Petry19091997; the passing of a sister griot.(Remembering)(Column)(Obituary) (Essence http://www.infoplease.com/ipea/A0761975.html

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92. Stories, Listed By Author LANDERS, ANN; pseudonym of Ester Pauline Friedman Lederer (chron.) * And the 3dbiggest lie is , Lane, ANDY; ie, Andrew Lane (1963 ) (chron.) http://users.ev1.net/~homeville/msf/s103.htm

Mystery Short Fiction: 1990-2003 Stories, Listed by Author Previous Table-of-Contents KUYUMJIAN, DIKRAN (1895-1956); see pseudonym Michael Arlen (chron.) KYD, THOMAS (chron.) The Spanish Tragedy or Hieronimo Is Mad Again, (pl) 1592 Sweet Revenge , ed. Marvin Kaye, Fireside Theater 1992 LACEY, MARGARET (chron.) Face at the Window, (ss) EQMM mid-Jul 1982 The Glitter of Game Day, (ss) EQMM Aug 18 1980 LACHMAN, MARVIN (chron.) A Dr. Sam Hawthorne Chronology, (bg) [ Edward D. Hoch Diagnosis: Impossible: The Problems of Dr. Sam Hawthorne Flowers For Pretty Boy, (ss) Hardboiled Hurlyburly, (vi) Detective Story Magazine The Long Way Home: The Travels of Ben Snow, (ar) [ Edward D. Hoch The Ripper of Storyville The President and the Mystery Story, (ar) Mystery May 1981 Ted Wood, Hardboiled Canadian, (ar) Hardboiled Ted Wood Detective Story Magazine Hardboiled Detective ... Hardboiled The Traditional Detective, (ss) Hardboiled _, reviews: Original Sins, (br) The Armchair Detective Win Spr Sum ... Fll 1991 LACHNIT, CARROLL (chron.) Blind, (nv) Women Before the Bench , ed. Carolyn Wheat, Prime Crime 2001

93. NativeWeb Home Beyond the Loom Keys to Understanding Early Southwestern Weaving. by Ann LaneHedlund, Teresa Wilkins, Diana Leonard (Editor), Joe Ben Wheat (Illustrator) http://www.nativeweb.org/bookcenter/books/native_arts_crafts/

Home Login Contact Us Resources for Indigenous Cultures around the World Resources Community Services About Us Book and Music Center Index Book Club New Listings Books ... Search More NativeWeb Get your FREE EMAIL @NativeWeb.Net! Community Resource Center More Information ... Books All selections are linked directly to Amazon.com Bookstore so that you may purchase them online at a discount. For everything you buy from Amazon.com, NativeWeb gets a small fee, which helps us maintain and upgrade our community services. NOTE: clicking on a title will open another browser window. Our initial effort involves books mainly from North America, but we welcome suggestions about books on other Native and Indigenous peoples. If you have comments or want to suggest additions, corrections, or deletions, please contact us Resources: 81 listings Name and Description A Most Indispensable Art : Native Fiber Industries from Eastern North America by James B. Petersen (Editor) Hardcover - 212 pages (August 1996) Univ of Tennessee Pr; ISBN: 0870499157 A Song to the Creator : Traditional Arts of Native American Women of the Plateau by Lillian A. Ackerman (Editor), Washington State University Museum of Art

94. Association For Women In Communications JoAnn Huff Albers executive Editor, Kentucky Enquirer. Donna Allen Laura Laneassociate Editor, Country Gentleman. Nell Snead http://www.womcom.org/headlinerwinners.html

Headliner Award Recipients Back to Awards Since the award was created in 1939, the Association for Women in Communications has presented over 200 distinguished professional members with the Headliner Award to recognize their outstanding achievements. Margaret Larson Mercy Corps, International Aid Agency Patrice Tanaka CEO, Creative Director, Co-Founder Rita Cosby anchor of FOX News Channel Ann Liguori sports talk show host Gail Sheehy author of the Passages book series Linda C. Haneborg International Vice President of Marketing/PR for Express Personnel Service Barbara Sher author of Wishcraft Lucy Hobgood-Brown international communicator Douglas Ann Newsom professor, Texas Christian University, Regent's College, London, England Jane Chesnutt Editor-in-Chief/Vice President of Woman's Day Jeannine Pirro District Attorney of Westchester County, New York Anne Durrum Robinson president, Creativity, Communication, Common Sense

95. Ann M. Martin: Fast Facts Ann became a teacher and then an Editor of children s books. At one timewhen Ann was growing up, the Martin family had nine cats! http://www.scholastic.com/annmartin/bio.htm

Scholastic Home About Us Site Map Search ... Customer Service Select your favorite Harry Potter Captain Underpants Clifford Scholastic's The Magic School Bus Goosebumps I Spy Geronimo Stilton Kids Council Flashlight Readers See All If you love the books, of course you want to know some fun things about the person who wrote them! Biography Fast Facts Ann was born in Princeton, New Jersey, during Hurricane Connie. She was the biggest baby in the hospital. When Ann was 11 years old, she fell off of a ladder while climbing down from her treehouse and had to have her spleen removed. (The spleen is a small organ that helps to clean the blood, but luckily, you can live without it!) She had to stay in the hospital for a week. Ann became pen pals with one of the first readers ever to send her a fan letter, Kathy Ames. It was because of Kathy that Ann and Paula Danziger met. Paula and Ann became great friends and writing partners ( P.S. Longer Later Later

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97. Family Trees Of Thomas Jefferson And Other Famous Americans - Pafg83 - Generated He married Dorothy Lane in , Little Haughton, Northamptonshire, England. Julia Ann ISAACS Parents was born in 1814 in Charlottesville, Virginia. http://www.ishipress.com/pafg83.htm

Family Trees of Thomas Jefferson and Other Famous Americans William RANDOLPH [ Parents was born in 1572 in Biddenden, Kent, England, England. He died in 1670 in Moreton Morrell, Warwickshire, England. He married Dorothy LANE in , Little Haughton, Northamptonshire, England. Other marriages: SMYTH, Elizabeth LADBROOKE, Sarah Dorothy LANE [ Parents was born in Aug 1589 in Courtney, Bicester, County Oxford, England. She was christened on 4 Sep 1589 in Courteen Hall, Bicester, Oxfordshire, England. She died on 16 Jul 1656. She was buried on 16 Jul 1656 in Moreton-Morrell Church, Moreton-Morrell, Warwickshire, England. She married William RANDOLPH in , Little Haughton, Northamptonshire, England. Other marriages: WEST, Thomas They had the following children: M i John RANDOLPH was born on 30 Jan 1619. M ii Richard RANDOLPH was born on 21 Feb 1621. He died on 2 May 1678. M iii Henry RANDOLPH was born on 27 Nov 1623. He died in 1673. F iv Anne RANDOLPH was born on 8 Feb 1625/1626 in Haughton Parva, Northampstonshir, England. She was christened on 8 Feb 1625 in Haughton Parva, Northampstonshir, England. She died in Died In Infancy. She was buried on 25 Jun 1626 in Houghton Parva, Northampton, England. M v George RANDOLPH was born on 29 Jun 1627 in , Little Houghton, Northamptonshire, England. He was christened on 29 Jul 1627 in Haughton Parva, Northamptonshire, England. He died on 14 Jun 1645. He was buried in Harrington, Northampton, England.

98. The New York Times > Movies > FOUR DAUGHTERS > Review, Cast And Synopsis The four daughters of the title are played by the Lane SistersPriscilla, Priscilla Lane Ann Lemp Lola Lane - Thea Lemp Rosemary Lane - Kay Lemp http://movies2.nytimes.com/gst/movies/movie.html?v_id=18310

99. Derek Humphry Later he became assistant news Editor (city Editor) but in l961 decided to The marriage of Ann Wickett and Derek Humphry broke up in l989 and she sued http://www.finalexit.org/dhumphry/bioframe.html

E-mail: dhumphry@efn.org Home Page http://www.FinalExit.org/dhumphry "The right to choose to die when in advanced terminal or hopeless illness is the ultimate civil liberty." Derek Humphry A brief biography of his writing and campaigning career . (Updated to November, 2000) List of his journalistic appointments from l945 to 1992. Bibliography of the twelve books written by Derek Humphry. Or go direct to the ERGO bookstore for his books on euthanasia. List of the magazines and journals which have interviewed, written about, or involved him. Honors and awards (l972 and l992). Read a selection of essays about euthanasia (Dutch, Nazi, personal, etc.) written by Derek Humphry. You may download this material for educational purposes. Look up your local right-to-die group anywhere in the world by accessing the Euthanasia World Directory WORDS AND ACTIONS Derek Humphry is a journalist and author who has spent the last twenty years campaigning for lawful physician-assisted dying to be an option for the terminally and hopelessly ill. He started this campaign in l975 after the death of his first wife, Jean, from bone cancer which had become so painful and distressing that she took her own life with his help. Born on April 29, l930, in Bath, England, of a British father and an Irish mother, he was raised on the Mendip Hills in Somerset. His education was slender because of a broken home followed by the l939-45 war when most English schools were in chaos. He attended perhaps a dozen different schools, leaving at age 15 intent on pursuing a career in journalism.

100. American Ballet Theatre - Pretty Good Year, Workwithinwork, VIII Ms. Lane is erotic and aggressive, then resigned and refined, Please emaileditor@ExploreDance.com for reprint permission requests. http://www.exploredance.com/abt110604.php

Performance Reviews This article is sponsored by Danskin. www.danskin.com Click here to purchase Danskin New York City Ballet Dancewear collection. Enjoy free shipping with a purchase of $75 or more. Hustle Dance Party (8pm) ... Advanced Lindy Hop with Paul Grecki (Wednesdays) (8:30pm) www ExploreDance.com More Search Options Roberta E. Zlokower American Ballet Theater Performance Reviews ... New York, New York About the Author: Air France American Ballet Theatre - Pretty Good Year, workwithinwork, VIII www.abt.org Fall Repertory Kevin McKenzie, Artistic Director Victor Barbee, Associate Artistic Director Ballet Masters Guillaume Graffin, Susan Jones, Irina Kolpakova, Georgina Parkinson, Kirk Peterson Kelly Ryan, Director of Press and Public Relations Susan Morgan, Press Associate Dr. Roberta E. Zlokower November 6, 2004 Pretty Good Year (Premiere): See October 24, 2004 Review ). Choreography by Trey McIntyre, Music by Antonín Dvorak (selections from Piano Trio No. 1 in B flat major ), Costumes by Liz Prince, Lighting by Nicholas Phillips, Piano: Barbara Bilach, Violin: Ron Oakland, Violoncello: Scott Ballantyne, Performed by Laura Hidalgo, Gillian Murphy, Misty Copeland, David Hallberg, Julio Bragado-Young, Grant DeLong, and Blaine Hoven. Gillian Murphy illustrated excellent technique with flexible arms for expression. Her internalized emotion, in this instance, was well suited to the genre. Mr. Hallberg has become a virtuosic dancer to watch, all muscle and momentum. My opinion of this as a fairly uninteresting work has not changed on second viewing. Dvorak's music is exquisite, and Ms. Bilach, Mr. Oakland, and Mr. Ballantyne brought out the finest in this

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