61. Foster's Online, Dover, New Hampshire Audrey Jacques, Ryan Jones, Justin keller, amy Leduc, Cheryl Leonard, Brittany Letourneau, Kari Lundgren, Shawn MacNevin, Christa Mann, Courtney Marrs, http://www.fosters.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050506/NEWS0501/50506029/-1/

62. AussieCelebs Forums :: Index Allison Cratchley; AlyssaJane Cook; Alyssa Sutherland; Amanda Doherty; Amanda Douge; Amanda keller; amy Taylor; Andrea Rieniets; Angela Bishop http://www.aussiecelebs.com/bios/a.php

AussieCelebs Biographies aussiecelebs.com Forums Site Statistics Celebrity Bios Celebrity Links Click Here To Return To The Biography Index AussieCelebs Biographies Australian Beauty at its Best Biographies of Famous Australians A Celebrities Abigail Abi Tucker Adalita Srsen Ada Nicodemou ... Abbie Cornish Celebrities Biographies Abigail Abigail Rogan ; ?-?-1945 ; actress ; England http://members.eisa.net.au/~johben57/abigail.html gives 1946 as dob http://www.geocities.com/soho/square/8216/abigail.htm Source: www.imdb.com "I was naked..." It was late December 1971 and a prim and pert young blonde named Abigail was in a long queue at the North Sydney offices of TV Producers Cash Harmon. Out of work and desperate, the pretty, English-born young actress was at the casting session for a new series to be set in a block of flats. "I was pretty nervous - which is unlike me - when I walked into Bill Harmon's office but he was such a dear man. He put me straight at ease. I read the part of Bev for him and he told me to report to the TEN studios at North Ryde for a screen test. I was over the moon. The next day he told me I was in." An overjoyed Abigail and her lover-manager Mark Hashfield celebrated with a bottle of Bodega. After "Number 96" hit the screens Abigail quickly emerged as Australia's hottest new star with her delicate blond beauty and teasing portrayal of the scantily-clad virginal sex-kitten.

63. A Bibliography Of Mercy Ministry For The Third World And The Rest Of Us A Summary of keller s Mandate and list of key texts. amy Sherman is senior fellow with the Hudson Institute, where she directs the Faith in Communities http://www.eldrbarry.net/ug/mercy.htm

A Bibliography of Mercy Ministry for the Third World and the rest of us Here is a "rough/ in process" Bibliography of Resources on Mercy Ministry that I am preparing for my talks for my Bibliography on Stewardship and Christian Micro-enterprise Development, as well as my Stewardship 101 and my extensive Missions Bibliography for more resources. John Perkins is President of the John M. Perkins Foundation for Reconciliation and Development , located in West Jackson, the heart of the inner city of Jackson, Mississippi, there they have pioneered development ministries. However, their training and influence in the area of wholistic Christian Community Development (CCD) spans the United States, and the world through their efforts in "Encouraging and developing leaders and resources to further the vision of wholistic Christian Community Development and racial reconciliation." He is the author of numerous books. Christian Community Development Association - see their www.ccda.org web site for a list of resources. Restoring at Risk Communities Edited by John Perkins This is the "official" handbook of the CCDA - highlighting their philosophy of ministry, as well as practical items such as "how to start a Christian Community Development Ministry" Paperback: 266 pages Baker Books (October 1, 1995)

64. Amy Dunker amy Dunker is a member of the Society of Composers, Inc. Become a member, create your own profile webpage, http;//keller.clarke.edu/~adunker http://www.societyofcomposers.org/user/amydunker.html

Amy Dunker http;//keller.clarke.edu/~adunker http://www.societyofcomposers.org Amy Dunker is a member of Society of Composers, Inc. SCI is dedicated to the promotion of composition, performance, understanding and dissemination of new and contemporary music.

65. Search :: Books From Poor Richard Web Press Bookstore by Gary D. keller, amy Phillips April 30, 2005. 4. Books Contemporary Chicana and Chicano Art Artists, Work, Culture, and Education http://bookstore.prwp.com/cgi-bin/bookstore.cgi?Operation=ItemSearch&SearchIndex

66. AIDS - Abstract: Volume 11(2) February 11, 1997 P 169-175 Correspondence Between Daniel R. 4; Johnson, Victoria A. 5; Gilbert, Carol 6; Johnson, Judy 6; keller, amy 6; Hill, Andrew M. 7; North American Lamivudine HIV Working Group http://www.aidsonline.com/pt/re/aids/abstract.00002030-199702000-00006.htm

LWWOnline LOGIN eALERTS REGISTER ... Archive Correspondence between the effect... ARTICLE LINKS: Fulltext PDF (292 K) Permissions Correspondence between the effect of zidovudine plus lamivudine on plasma HIV level/CD4 lymphocyte count and the incidence of clinical disease in infected individuals. AIDS. 11(2):169-175, February 11, 1997. Phillips, Andrew N. 1,8; Eron, Joseph 2; Bartlett, John 3; Kuritzkes, Daniel R. 4; Johnson, Victoria A. 5; Gilbert, Carol 6; Johnson, Judy 6; Keller, Amy 6; Hill, Andrew M. 7; North American Lamivudine HIV Working Group Abstract: Objectives: To investigate whether apparently beneficial changes in plasma HIV RNA level and CD4 lymphocyte count that are induced by antiretroviral therapy are associated with a corresponding clinical benefit. Methods: For 620 patients in two randomized, double-blind trials of lamivudine (3TC) and zidovudine (ZDV) plasma HIV RNA and CD4 lymphocyte count changes were compared in patients randomized to 3TC plus ZDV and patients randomized to other treatment arms. The effect of therapy on the HIV RNA level and CD4 count was compared with the effect of therapy on clinical endpoints over the same time period. Results: Median baseline values for all subjects were 42 420 copies/ml for HIV RNA and 277 x 106/l for CD4 count. During the trial a significantly lower HIV RNA level and higher CD4 count was sustained in the ZDV/3TC group compared with the other group, with a difference in the median area under the curve from baseline per month of follow-up of 0.38 log10 copies/ml HIV RNA and 0.18 log2 x 106/l CD4 cells (P

67. Arthur M. Keller's Recent Papers Arthur M. keller, Alan Dechert, Karl Auerbach, David Mertz, amy Pearl, and Joseph Lorenzo Hall, A PCBased Open-Source Voting Machine with an Accessible http://www-db.stanford.edu/pub/keller/keller-papers.html

Arthur M. Keller's recent papers To go to Arthur Keller's home page, click here See the profile of Arthur Keller in TechWeb on March 10, 2000. Click here for the frames version. Arthur M. Keller's papers since 1991 are listed below sorted several ways. Dr. Keller is listed in Marquis' Who's Who in America , Millenium Edition. Click here for the several new papers from 2003 and 2004. Arthur Keller is now a visiting associate professor of Computer Science at UC Santa Cruz Watch or read transcript of Arthur Keller's appearance on the News Hour with Jim Lehrer on Thursday, October 16, 2003 Host of Forum on Electronic Voting at UC Santa Cruz, Sunday, October 26, 2003 Papers are available in Adobe Acrobat (PDF) and in Postscript (PS) form. You may use the Adobe Acrobat Reader (provided freely by Adobe Systems) to display the Adobe Acrobat files. For the Adobe Acrobat version, click on the paper title. The Postscript format is primarily for printing on Postscript printers. For the Postscript version, click on the words Postscript file at the end of a paper's listing.

68. Oxford University Press: Conservation And Biology Of Small Populations: James N. James NM Smith, Lukas F. keller, amy B. Marr and Peter Arcese. bookshot Add to Cart. 0195159365, hardback, 256 pages. Dec 2005, Not Yet Published due Jan 29 http://www.oup.com/us/catalog/general/subject/LifeSciences/Physiology/~~/cHI9MTA

What are sales promo codes? Keyword ISBN Author Title Corporate You are here: OUP USA Home U.S. General Catalog Life Sciences Conservation and Biology of Small Populations The Song Sparrows of Mandarte Island James N. M. Smith, Lukas F. Keller, Amy B. Marr and Peter Arcese Add to Cart hardback 256 pages Dec 2005, Not Yet Published due Jan 29 2006 Price: Shipping Details Description Product Details Author Information Description Product Details pages; 9 halftones, 1 map, 47 line illus. 6-1/8 x 9-1/4 About the Author(s) James N. M. Smith, Professor of Zoology, Associate Director, Center for Biodiversity Research, University of British Columbia , Lukas F. Keller

69. AAE Association Of Art Editors Christopher Howard amy Ione Ann Heath Karlstrom Mariah keller Sandra E. Knudsen Juanita Marie Holland amy Ione Mariah keller Sandra E. Knudsen http://www.artedit.org/service.htm

AAE Services: Skills Index and Glossary The index below is organized under frequently sought skills and areas of expertise. For more information about a particular editor, see the members' listings. We also post job opportunities as a service to our members. Areas of Expertise Glossary of Skills African art Stephen Robert Frankel Juanita Marie Holland Ann Heath Karlstrom American art Faye Andrashko Kelsey Scouten Bates Tam Curry Bryfogle Susan DeRenne Coerr Ellen B. Cutler Dru Dowdy Katherine Rangoon Doyle Abigail R. Esman Martin Fox Stephen Robert Frankel Phil Freshman Erika-Marie Swanson Geiss Tracee J. Glab Karen Chassin Goldbaum Wendy Greenhouse Nancy Grubb Judith Hanson Laura Hensley Cynthia Henthorn Juanita Marie Holland Christopher Howard Ann Heath Karlstrom Mariah Keller Elaine Koss Valerie Ann Leeds Kathleen Luhrs Christopher Lyon Debra N. Mancoff

70. Plant Sciences Advisory Committee   keller, amy, 2005, studentmember. Bletter, Nat, 2005, student-member. Lyles, James, 2005, student-member; representative to Executive Committee http://a32.lehman.cuny.edu/PlantPhD/plant_sciences_advisory_committee_2004_2005.

Plant Sciences Advisory Committee 2004-2005 NAME TERM ENDING NOTE Wurtzel, Elli faculty (Chair) Clemants, Steve faculty Kincaid, Dwight faculty Basile, Dominick faculty Kelly, Larry faculty Tucker, Ed faculty Kennelly, Ed faculty (alternate) Keller, Amy student-member Bletter, Nat student-member Lyles, James student-member; representative to Executive Committee Note: Faculty members serve 3 years, Faculty alternate and students members serve 1 year. Biology Ph.D. Program The Graduate School and University Center The City University of New York 365 Fifth Ave, New York, NY 10016 Executive Officer, Dr. Richard Chappell Administrative Asst, Ms. Joan Reid 212-817-8100 (voice); 212-817-1504 (fax) biology@gc.cuny.edu last updated HOME

71. Peninsula Village - Meet The Staff David R. Humphrey Adam McLain Andy keller Lucia Alder, amy McGinley Nathan Macolly Hannah Pardue Jibby Redfield Myndi Kuhlmann Katie Dunn Sarah Blankenship http://www.peninsulavillage.org/p1-f.html

Privacy Information Steve Petty Bob Pegler Barbara Taylor ... Ron DeBord STEVE PETTY Administrator of Peninsula Village Education: Health Services Administrators Development Program, University of Alabama at Birmingham Master of Science, Social Work, University of Tennessee Bachelor of Science, Sociology, Carson Newman College Professional Affiliations: Member, Healthcare Financial Management Association Other: As Administrator, Steve has full responsibility for the entire Peninsula Village operation and is a member of the Peninsula Behavioral Health senior leadership team. Steve brings two decades of both clinical and administrative mental health experience to the table. In addition to serving as Peninsula Village Administrator, Steve is also Vice President of Residential and Outpatient Services for Peninsula Behavioral Health, and in this role, oversees the company's outpatient treatment centers in Knox and four surrounding counties, partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient treatment for all ages, community support programs for the seriously mentally ill, mobile crisis, 36 HUD housing units. Steve resides in Sevier County with his wife Liz. The Pettys have three grown childrenLaurel, Drew and Morgan.

72. NOAA Ocean Explorer: Exploring Alaska's Seamounts Tour groups were led to the main science laboratory where visitors interacted with expedition scientists Tom Guilderson, Randy keller, amy BacoTaylor, http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/explorations/02alaska/logs/jul05/jul05.html

Tug boat coming to meet the R/V Atlantis to provide a local pilot to assist with navigation to the Port of Kodiak. Click image for larger view. Port Call in Kodiak, Alaska July 5, 2002 Catalina Martinez NOAA Office of Ocean Exploration The slow approach to the Port of Kodiak, Alaska, on July 3 was surreal. Seas were calm and glassy, skies were clear, and steep, green peaked cliffs came into view as we made our way towards Kodiak Island. We watched as a thin layer of fog moved its way through the snowy valleys of Barometer and Pyramid Mountains, knowing full-well that this spectacular weather was a rare gift in a region that is typically blanketed in fog. Puffins buzzed the bow of the ship, and as we neared the Port, we could see Bald Eagles circling overhead. The scene was picture perfect—a "Kodiak" moment, as it was referred to by Sue Doenges. We arrived in the Port of Kodiak at about 10:00 am, and immediately began to set up for invitational tours of the R/V Atlantis and deep-sea submersible Alvin that were scheduled to begin at 11:00 am. Flags, banners and posters were hung around the labs and the deck of the ship, space was cleared around the live crab tank, and the

73. NOAA Ocean Explorer: Gulf Of Alaska 2004 amy BacoTaylor received a BS in marine biology and a BS in molecular biology from Randy keller studies the chemical composition and timing of volcano http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/explorations/04alaska/background/explorers/explore

Mission Plan Education Bamboo Corals Volcanic History ... Peter Etnoyer Tyler Fox Denise Giles Jennifer Jones Randy Keller Edward Kelliher Catalina Martinez ... Dave Miller Shinobu Okano Danielle Parker Kevin Penn Jeff Pollack Matt Richards ... Jon Warrenchuk Gulf of Alaska 2004 Explorers Oceanographer Dean John A. Knauss Marine Policy Sea Grant Fellow NOAA Science Advisory Board/Office of Ocean Exploration Ocean Explorer Data Manager 2004 Gulf of Alaska (top) Amy R. Baco-Taylor, PhD Visiting Investigator Biology Department Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Principal Investigator 2004 Gulf of Alaska Amy Baco-Taylor received a BS in marine biology and a BS in molecular biology from Florida Institute of Technology. She then moved to the University of Hawaii, where she completed her PhD in oceanography, studying the succession and phylogenetics of invertebrates associated with deep-sea whale skeletons. Amy is now a visiting investigator at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, where her research focuses on seamount invertebrates with an emphasis on deep-sea corals. Her general research interests are the ecology and evolution of benthic marine organisms. She has participated in 30 research cruises and completed 39 dives in research submersibles, including the Pisces IV Pisces V Alvin Johnson-Sea Link , and the Turtle . She has also used a number of remotely operated vehicles, including the

74. Residence Hall Association At SBU amy Welch joined the residence life staff as the director of residence life keller has also been a part of the University s residence life staff since http://www.sbuniv.edu/residencelife/residencelifestaff.htm

Search for A-Z Site Index SBU Home About SBU Academics ... Residence Life Staff Men Gott Hall Landen Hall Manor Apts. Maupin Hall ... Roseman Apartments Women Beasley Hall Casebolt Apartments Leslie Hall Manor Apts. ... Woody Hall Meet The Staff Amy Welch Director of Residence Life Amy Welch joined the residence life staff as the director of residence life at Southwest Baptist University in 2001. Welch has served as a resident specialist, community support worker and targeted children's case manager for Burrell Behavioral Health. She also has been employed as a child abuse investigator for the Missouri Department of Social Services and Division of Family Services in Springfield, Mo. Welch earned a bachelor of science degree in 1999 from the University of Missouri, Columbia. She is currently working on a MS degree in Guidance and Counseling from Southwest Missouri State University, emphasizing in college student personnel issues. Welch currently serves on the advisory council for the Bolivar Area Community Foundation of the Ozarks. She is also an active member of the Missouri College Personnel Association and the Community Partnership of the Ozarks in Springfield, MO. Welch has been actively involved in the Leadership Bolivar program and is a graduate of the 2003 Leadership Bolivar class. Welch received the 2002 Staff Newcomer of the Year award at SBU for her hard work and dedication to students. She is the daughter of Dennis and Sharon Welch of Seymour, Mo.

75. Keller In The Cellar? - High-Handed Howell Meme Gains Steam! By Mickey Kaus Roll Call s amy keller reports the fear that a Supreme Court justice could retire before the big McCainFeingold campaign finance reform case is decided. http://slate.msn.com/id/2082661/

placeAd(1,'slate.news/slate') Print E-mail Discuss Newsletters ... About Us Search Slate Advanced Search placeAd(3,'slate.homepage/slate') placeAd(6,'slate.homepage/slate'); kausfiles A mostly political Weblog. Keller in the Cellar? High-Handed Howell meme gains steam! By Mickey Kaus Updated Monday, May 12, 2003, at 2:43 AM PT Blair update: It's all about prepping Howell! "Heads should roll," says a NYT staffer., according to the N.Y. Post . How is Sulzberger going to roll his own head? Maybe there are instructions on the Web somewhere. ... But the Post emphasizes the "Raines high-handedness" factor as the theme of staff disaffectiona theme that gets Sulzberger off the hook more than the "affirmative action" explanation, which is why it's much more dangerous to Raines. ... Bill Keller (runner-up to Raines for the executive editor's job) is looking better and better , isn't he? He's sitting there on the bench, presumably ready to play. Maybe the fourth quarter belongs to him Update: Raines has formed a task force, the "Siegal Committee," and also plans a fast-track version of the process that was so helpful to me during the months before I became executive editor. At that time, I met with many groups of editors, reporters, photographers, designers, artists and researchers. ...

76. Attorneys At Law - Hypocrites - Corporations, Insurance Companies Block Injured 6 keller, amy, “Judge Strikes Down Award in Santorum Case,” Roll Call, January 10, 2000; White, Ben, 8 keller, amy, “Karen Santorum Wins Lawsuit Va. http://www.kraftlaw.com/Articles/Hypocrites.htm

HOT TOPIC S Click each topic for more information. Birth Injuries Cerebral Palsy is not a disease - it may be caused by negligence. Diet Drugs Have you suffered injuries from taking diet drugs? ... Learn your rights when your home has this serious problem. HYPOCRITES OF “TORT REFORM” PRINT THIS PAGE E-MAIL THIS ARTICLE By Emily Gottlieb INTRODUCTION No one likes a hypocrite. Yet one would be hard pressed to find more hypocrites than in the “tort reform” movement. Take a look at the record of a host of lawmakers, lobbyists and even journalists who complain about lawsuits and argue that the rights of injured consumers to go to court should be scaled back because we are too “litigious.” Yet when they or family members are hurt and need compensation for their own injuries, often minor ones, these same individuals do not hesitate to use the courts to obtain compensation, to right a wrong, to hold a wrongdoer accountable or to obtain justice. The same is true for corporations that have funded the “tort reform” movement. These companies support efforts to immunize themselves from liability for harming consumers. But when these same companies believe they have been wronged by a business competitor, they are the first to sue. In this report we take a look at the cases of several proponents of tort restrictions who do not “practice what they preach.” We examine individuals who have sued sometimes for millions of dollars while at the same time championing damage caps and other severe liability restrictions for others. We also look at corporate litigants who have lent financial or other support to groups like the American Tort Reform Association (ATRA), the Manhattan Institute and state business coalitions like New Yorkers for Civil Justice Reform (NYCJR).

77. Gary Keller: New & Used Books Search Result For Gary Keller By Gary D. keller, amy Phillips, Craig Smith (Photographer), Marilyn Szabo (Photographer) Hardcover / 314 Pages / Bilingual Pr / April 2005 / 193101034X http://www.fetchbook.info/search_Gary_Keller/searchBy_Author.html

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78. NO SHAME THEATRE - Archives (the Orders 2003) (Brett Webster; interpretive dancers Tory Seiter, Heather keller, amy Lynn Pigott). 9) JJ Hickey Healing - (dir. JJ Hickey). (Tory Seiter, Chris Clarke) http://www.noshame.org/losangeles/ord03.htm

No Shame Theatre Archives (2003) KEY: Author or (No Shamer) - Title (Performers, if known) [Description, if any] Numbered entries indicate the piece's position in the order. Bulleted entries - the exact order is unknown. 2003 No Shame Staff Artistic Director: Jeff Goode Producer: Brian Rochlin Director: Amy Lynn Pigott Music Director: Jonathan Price Community Liaison: Brett Webster Friday, January 3rd, 2003 - [Theatre-Theater A] First No Shame of the New Year Announcements/Order: Garb No Shame Theatre Song (New Year Version) (Tory Seiter, J.J. Hickey [piano]) 1) Scott McGee - Safari Sam's Wildlife Adventure - Part 1 (Brian Anderson, Brian Rochlin, Tory Seiter) 2) Michelle Garb - Early Mid Life Crisis (Michelle Garb) 3) Josh Schwartzkopf - The Curse of Love (Josh Schwartzkopf, Tory Seiter) 4) Brian E. Rochlin - Psychic Cat (Eric Johnson) 5) Scott McGee - Safari Sam's Wildlife Adventure - Part 2 (Brian Anderson, Chris Clarke, Dave Ulrich, Eric Johnson) 6) Brian E. Rochlin - Generosity and the Creation of the Universe (Brian Rochlin, Tory Seiter, Mike Rothschild)

79. Roll Call Newspaper Online || April 7, 2003 Index By amy keller and Damon Chappie Roll Call Staff April 7, 2003 Amid reports that the three judges reviewing the new campaign finance law are at loggerheads, http://www.rollcall.com/pub/48_79/

// Set the ad pool used for this page var PoolName = 'premium'; Advanced Search HOME NEWS Heard on the Hill ... Senate Menu CONGRESSIONAL CLEARINGHOUSE Senate Schedule House Schedule Capitol Daybook Live Hearings ... Classifieds Please Enable JavaScript Please Enable JavaScript Please Enable JavaScript Roll Call Issue Index Ailing Firms Revive PACs By Damon Chappie Roll Call Staff April 7, 2003 War Can’t Stop Money Chase By John Bresnahan and Brody Mullins Roll Call Staff April 7, 2003 Reform Still in Limbo By Amy Keller and Damon Chappie Roll Call Staff April 7, 2003 Amid reports that the three judges reviewing the new campaign finance law are at loggerheads, supporters of McCain-Feingold voiced grave concern last week that any further delay could doom Supreme Court consideration of the law this term and throw the 2004 elections into chaos. Coleman Becomes Big Draw By Mark Preston Roll Call Staff April 7, 2003 CBC Seeks to Boost Democratic Party Role By Erin P. Billings Roll Call Staff April 7, 2003 Sharp Elbows By Ed Henry Roll Call Staff April 7, 2003

80. Roll Call Newspaper Online || April 21, 2004 Index By amy keller Roll Call Staff April 21, 2004 In the wake of Sen. John Kerry’s (DMass.) standoff with some church officials over abortion, some Catholic http://www.rollcall.com/pub/49_111/

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