61. Whoops! Movie Goofs - D (a-h) (Continuity) In D3, the goalie for Varsity, Scooter, is scott whyte. scott whytealso played Iceland s Gunner in D2. What, did Gunner all of a sudden travel http://www.saunalahti.fi/frog1/goofs/D.htm

Home Submit Goofs Movie List Movie Glossary ... Z : The Mighty Ducks (1994) Buy this movie View Goofs : The Mighty Ducks (1996) Buy this movie Fulton Reed's (Elden Ratliff) jersey has his *first* name printed on the back, while everyone else has their *last* name. - Sean The clothesline in the rollerblading sequence disappears as Charlie Conway (Joshua Jackson) jumps it. - Sean When the team is in the locker room after one of their games, the coach throws a hockey puck at a bulletin board, and dents it. However, in the next shot, there is no dent. - Scarlet When Portman comes back during the JV- Varsity game. He's talking to the man at the faceoff, and when they drop the puck there's no straps on his mask. In the next scene where he hits the guy into the glass. He UNSTRAPS his helmet and says something to him. - Kevin In the beginning of the JV/Varsity game when they skate onto the ice to pay tribute to Hans, you can see that Julie takes her helmet off (why?) and then skates OUT of the circle to get it back. -

62. Middlebury College Vs Amherst College (4/9/05) 4 0 1 0 0 2 10 0 3 Ryan whyte rf 4 0 1 1 0 1 2 0 1 Sam Timberg lf . 3B D. Powers. HBP - N. Lefeber; M. Over. SF - N. Walker; T. scott. http://cat.middlebury.edu/~sports/spring_sports/baseball/amher3.htm

Middlebury College vs Amherst College (4/9/05) Box score (NCAA) Play-by-Play Box score (NCAA) Play-by-Play Middlebury College Baseball Middlebury College at Amherst College (Game 2) - Play-by-Play 4/9/05 at Amherst, MA (Amherst College) Score by Innings R H E - Middlebury College.. 000 010 020 - 3 6 2 Amherst College..... 020 010 24X - 9 11 1 - Middlebury College starters: 12/2b D. Riester; 13/ss N. Walker; 22/cf R. Armstrong; 24/3b J. Lanahan; 26/dh B. Lodigiani; 14/1b D. Talvadkar; 21/rf R. Whyte; 10/lf S. Timberg; 9/c N. Lefeber; 23/p R. Budnick; Amherst College starters: 9/cf T. Scott; 6/2b M. Mazzone; 25/1b D. Levinson; 11/lf D. Powers; 15/ss Schonberger; 7/rf J. Banner; 19/dh R. Anderson; 3/3b J. Santry; 10/c M. Over; 28/p B. Donahue; Middlebury College 1st - D. Riester struck out looking. N. Walker struck out swinging. R. Armstrong flied out to cf. 0 runs, hits, errors, LOB. Amherst College 1st - T. Scott singled to right center. M. Mazzone grounded into double play 2b to ss to 1b; T. Scott out on the play. D. Levinson grounded out to 2b.

63. Middlebury College Vs Amherst College (4/8/05) 4 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 1 Ryan whyte rf 4 0 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 Andrew Pavoni c . SH DiDomenico; T. scott; J. Santry. SF - Schonberger. http://cat.middlebury.edu/~sports/spring_sports/baseball/amher1.htm

Middlebury College vs Amherst College (4/8/05) Box score (NCAA) Play-by-Play Box score (NCAA) Play-by-Play Middlebury College Baseball Middlebury College at Amherst College - Play-by-Play 4/8/05 at Amherst, MA (Amherst College) Score by Innings R H E - Middlebury College.. 101 011 000 - 4 10 3 Amherst College..... 002 050 00X - 7 10 1 - Middlebury College starters: 12/2b D. Riester; 13/ss N. Walker; 22/cf R. Armstrong; 14/1b D. Talvadkar; 24/3b J. Lanahan; 2/dh J. Ramoin; 21/rf R. Whyte; 25/c A. Pavoni; 7/lf DiDomenico; 5/p C. Fraser; Amherst College starters: 16/cf A. Green; 6/2b M. Mazzone; 25/1b D. Levinson; 11/lf D. Powers; 15/ss Schonberger; 7/rf J. Banner; 9/dh T. Scott; 3/3b J. Santry; 4/c J. Card; 21/p C. Edgar; Middlebury College 1st - D. Riester singled through the left side. D. Riester stole second. N. Walker singled through the right side, RBI; D. Riester scored. R. Armstrong reached on a fielder's choice; N. Walker out at second 1b to ss. D. Talvadkar struck out; R. Armstrong advanced to second on a wild pitch. J. Lanahan struck out looking. 1 run, 2 hits, errors, 1 LOB.

64. 99 Shades Of Grey » 99 Shades Of Grey Self portrait Online home of scott Bird, an Australian photographer living in scottish Surnames Donald whyte. This revised and expanded edition http://www.99shadesofgrey.com/

99 shades of grey home 99 shades of grey Smile... you're on CCTV The list of poorly-thought-out crimes has never been a short one. High on the list, however, is certainly targeting a CCTV shop. Not only was a thief who stole a laptop General permalink comments (0) Cartier-Bresson Dean Gallery , I hopped on a bus as soon as I realised I had a couple of spare hours. Many of the photographs in the first two rooms (of 5 in the exhibition) were from the earlier periods of his work, and together with the facts that the prints were tiny and a there was a constant flow of people standing three inches from them they were somewhat disappointing. In fact, by the time I had seen all 5 rooms I had the impression that he was a very good photographer in many technical areas, yet the images themselves failed to move me at all. I do not remember feeling a change in emotions after seeing a single one of them. As I was about to leave I noticed a small television with a large crowd gathered around it; the constant chatter enough to ensure that little of it could be heard. A staff member from the gallery walked over and increased the volume substantially, annoying those who had been talking and all but clearing the room. I decided to fill in some time prior to the next bus. The documentary which featured gave me a much greater insight into his work than the preceding exhibition, and would perhaps benefit from being shown before embarking on a seemingly random tour of photographs and drawings. I realised that much of the reason for the lacklustre feelings was in the way the exhibition itself had been presented - with several photographs repeated in different rooms, and no apparent structure with regards to chronology, subject, style or media. Disappointing.

65. Whyte To Ride Sedecrem In Brisbane RACING SPORT Tvnz.co.nz I got hold of him (whyte) and he accepted the ride on Sedecrem straight away, Yuill said. scott Seamer will ride Filante Etoile in Monday s race. http://www.tvnz.co.nz/view/page/411317/591124

Tue 23 Aug 10:56:29 2005 Weather Select your town HOME NEWS SPORT TV ONE Keyword/Search Make TVNZ my Homepage Rugby Cricket Netball ... Video Whyte to ride Sedecrem in Brisbane Related Articles Kajema finding form Comand Performance defies experience Jun 10, 2005 By Phillip Quay Takanini trainer Richard Yuill breathed a sigh of relief when he secured the services of world-class jockey Douglas Whyte to ride multiple Group I winner Sedecrem in Saturday's $A1 million Stradbroke Handicap (1400m) in Brisbane. Yuill was beginning to run out of suitable rider options for Sedecrem after the two jockeys who had ridden the gelding in his previous Brisbane starts were both ruled out for Saturday's race through suspension. Then he heard that Hong Kong-based Whyte was coming to ride Royal Ninja in the Queensland Derby. "I got hold of him (Whyte) and he accepted the ride on Sedecrem straight away," Yuill said. "It's a big plus to have a rider of Whyte's class in a race like the Stradbroke. He's won five Hong Kong premierships and is right up there with the best jockeys in the world," Yuill said. Sedecrem has gone two contrasting races in Brisbane in his build-up to the Stradbroke. His first-up fifth at Eagle Farm was a good effort but then he finished well back in the field in the Doomben 10,000.

66. Andrew Whyte S Helicopters - Objets D Art For 40 years, Andrew whyte engineered preliminary design with Sikorsky Aircraft . Just ask Basher 52, the radio call for Captain scott F. O Grady, http://www.sikorskyarchives.com/mag_1.html

ANDREW WHYTE'S HELICOPTERS-OBJETS D'ART by Ann L. Cooper This article first appeared in Aviation Illustrated magazine, October 1996 The French consider an objet d'art to be a "relatively small" object of priceless beauty and/or value. In the case of the art of Andy Whyte, objets d'art refer to something much larger-canvases onto which Andy has painted, with his heart and soul, the aviation that he loves and, especially, the helicopters with which he has been intimately involved. For 40 years, Andrew Whyte engineered preliminary design with Sikorsky Aircraft. For 30 of those years, he has been an artist as well. Helicopters as subjects for his art are logical extensions of his lifelong concerns. Andy, an Artist Fellow with the American Society of Aviation Artists (ASAA), said, "The large role that is played today in military and civilian aviation by rotary-winged craft has largely been neglected in aviation art. The subjects of my paintings vary, but often involve plenty of helicopters. I'd like to carve my own niche by specializing. Everybody paints P-51's." If the purpose of aviation art is to skillfully depict the world of aviationfrom a historical perspective, through present design and activities and on to stylized visions of the futurerotary-winged craft and the people involved with them are well represented by Andy. He was hired to work for the creative Igor Sikorsky, the "father of the helicopter industry," just twelve years after Sikorsky introduced the VS-300, the world's first practical helicopter in 1939.

67. Members Of Department Honorary Librarian of Walter scott’s Library at Abbotsford and Director of the Chris whyte Lecturer Christopher whyte MA, Dott.Ling., Ph.D. Lecturer http://www.arts.gla.ac.uk/SESLL/ScotLit/staff.htm

Members of the Department Jean Anderson , M.A., Dip.Comp.Sci. Gerard Carruthers , BA, MPhil, PGCE, Ph.D. Joyce Dietz , M.A. Professor T. Douglas M.Gifford , M.A., Ph.D., F.R.S.E. Kirsteen McCue , M.A., D.Phil Alan Riach , B.A., I.L.C., Ph.D. Theo van Heijnsbergen , M.A. Christopher Whyte, M.A. , Dott.Ling., Ph.D. Associated Staff Valentina Bold (Crichton) Frank Kuppner, Arts Council Funded Writer-in Residence (Scottish Literature,7 University Gardens) Honorary Research Fellows: Margery Palmer McCulloch Professor Edwin Morgan Dr Jan Pildich Professor Marshall Walker ... Tom Hubbard Associated Teaching Staff: Karla Benske (GTA) Rhona Brown (GTA) Lyndsay Lunan - Department Teaching Assistant Kirsty MacDonald (GTA) Kenneth Simpson Niall O'Gallagher (GTA) Anne Scriven (GTA) Scottish Literature main page Gerard Carruthers B.A., P.G.C.E., M.Phil., Ph.D. Lecturer Scottish Literary Identity from Allan Ramsay to the 20thC Theories of Scottish Literature 18thC Scottish Literature Links between American, Irish and Scottish Literatures

68. Christopher Whyte, Publications scott and Senoa Notes for a Comparison , Knjizevna smotra. commissioned andtranslated from the Catalan by C.whyte, with an introduction, http://www.arts.gla.ac.uk/SESLL/ScotLit/pubs/whyte.htm

Publications - Christopher Whyte Publications from January 2001 to October 2004 Modern Scottish Poetry (study of 20 poets covering last six decades of 20th century) (Edinburgh, Edinburgh University Press) [0-7486-1600-4] Frae Ither Tongues: Essays on Modern Translations into Scots (Clevedon, England; Buffalo, USA; Toronto, Canada; Sydney, Australia, Multilingual Matters) pp.188-214 [1-85359-700-7] Redgauntlet to The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie Scotland in Theory: Reflections on Culture and Literature (Amsterdam, Rodopi) pp.147-165 [90-420-1028-2] Redgauntlet to The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie Principio del giorno Resisting Alterities: Wilson Harris and Other Avatars of Otherness From The House on Rue St Jacques Word Jig: New Fiction from Scotland (New York, Hanging Loose Press 2003) pp.50-59 Comhar 63:3 (March) (Dublin, Ireland) pp.10-11 An Guth (Barcelona, Proa) pp.109-110 Somhairle MacGill-Eain/Sorley MacLean edited, with an introduction, commentary and textual apparatus, by Christopher Whyte (Glasgow, Association for Scottish Literary Studies Annual Volume No. 31) 295pp

69. Neohapsis Archives - Microsoft OSPF Discuss - #0121 - Re: Changing Router Name.. From scott whyte (swhyte PROCKET.COM) Date Mon Apr 14 2003 154232 CDT.Messages sorted by date thread subject author http://archives.neohapsis.com/archives/microsoft/various/ospf/2003-q2/0121.html

LOCATION: Neohapsis Archives Microsoft OSPF Discuss Message Index / Message #0121 Re: Changing router name... From: Scott Whyte ( swhyte PROCKET.COM Date: Mon Apr 14 2003 - 15:42:32 CDT Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Alok Dube wrote: Then VRFs are irrelvant to Mitchell's original question, since you have one OSPF process per VRF what you are really saying is at least 1 loopback/OSPF process. BGP is also irrelvant to this question. -Scott Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] webmaster neohapsis.com

70. Neohapsis Archives - Microsoft OSPF Discuss - #0117 - Re: Changing Router Name.. From scott whyte (swhyte PROCKET.COM) Date Mon Apr 14 2003 135358 CDT.Messages sorted by date thread subject author http://archives.neohapsis.com/archives/microsoft/various/ospf/2003-q2/0117.html

LOCATION: Neohapsis Archives Microsoft OSPF Discuss Message Index / Message #0117 Re: Changing router name... From: Scott Whyte ( swhyte PROCKET.COM Date: Mon Apr 14 2003 - 13:53:58 CDT Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Alok Dube wrote: Why? Do you put multiple VRFs into a single OSPF process? -Scott > "preferably" (thats my preference as i anyways get a /32 for router-id, > each loopback being the "router-id" for that ospf-process? (presuming ospf Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] webmaster neohapsis.com

71. Education 8P20 Jr / Int Language Arts Instructors: R. Scott / G. Whyte Education 8P20 Jr / Int Language Instructors R. scott / G. whyte. 20022003.OUTLINE OF ASSIGNMENTS. The course and its assignments are designed to support http://www.foed.brocku.ca/faculty/~scott/8P20outlineofassignments_html.htm

Education 8P20 Jr / Int Language Instructors R. Scott / G. Whyte OUTLINE OF ASSIGNMENTS The course and its assignments are designed to support the growth and development of a community of teachers who love language. In this regard, teachers are better equipped to teach language if they themselves are and continue to be life-long readers, researchers and writers. With accompanying reflection on personal professional development and classroom practice, teachers have the potential to offer the very best of language instruction to their students. The major assignments have been planned to support the reading, researching (for planning) and writing roles of the English teacher. The developmental approach is the underlying premise in all cases. In view of this, regular attendance and active classroom participation are critical . The Student Handbook states: “If missed classes are greater than 10% of the total number of classes, a make-up assignment will be required.” In the case of 8P20, this translates to more than two classes missed. The nature of such an assignment will be determined by the instructor in consultation with the teacher candidate. Professionalism also pertains to punctuality in attendance and when submitting assignments.

72. Headline Content whyte, scott A. WIGGINS, DAVID L. WILSON, DAVID WILSON, M WOS, scott WREN, RICHARDT. WYNNE, JOSEPH R. WYPYSKI, EUGENE P. X Return to Top of Page http://www.iuoe399.org/contribu/contribu_bot.html

Local 399 Political Education Contributions Listing Not all contributors are listed. List includes most recent contributing members. Members listed in Silver signifys Platinum Contributors A B C D ... W ] [ X ] [ Y Z [A Return to Top of Page AHRENS, RANDAL V. ALEXAKOS, JOHN ALLEN, GREG F. ALMEIDA, JAMES ARNOLD, KEITH R. AANRUD, JERRY A. ACKERMAN, RONALD J. ADAMEK, HARRY T. ADAMS, LAFAYETTE AGRESTO, FRANK AGUILAR, MANUEL AHRENS, NICHOLAS J. AIKEN, BIFF J. ALEXANDER, JEFF ALFANO, JOHN J.P. ALFORD, JOHN A. ALI, MICHAEL ALINOVICH, PETER A. ALLAWAY, RAYMOND P. ALVARADO, GUILLERMO SANCHEZ ALVARADO, SR. DENNIS M. AMBROSIA, ANTHONY R. ANDERSON, ANTOINE C. ANNERINO, KEVIN M. ANTONE, LARRY ARDOLINO, JR. MICHAEL A. ARIOLA, PETER ARNOLD, RANDALL P. ARONSON, CHRIS ARREOLA, RODOLFO ARUNDEL, BRIAN ARVANS, JOHN ARVANS, DAVID AVER, JR. JOHN J. AVILA SYLVESTER B Return to Top of Page BARNICLE, GERALD BARRA, WILLIAM

73. Electronic Journal Of Radical Organisation Theory - Registered Readers List Name whyte , scott Organisation/Country Email swhyte@sunink.com Key InterestsName Wilcox , Tracy Organisation/Country School of Industrial Relations http://www.mngt.waikato.ac.nz/research/ejrot/EJROT(newdesign)memberlist.asp?alph

74. University Of Iowa - James B. Gloer whyte, AC; Gloer, JB; scott, JA; Malloch, D. J. Nat. Prod. 1996, 59, 765769.Structure-Activity Relationships of the Didemnins. Sakai, R.; Rinehart, KL; http://www.uiowa.edu/~chemdept/faculty/gloer/recpubs.html

Selected Recent Publications- James B. Gloer Novel Antiinsectan Oxalicine Alkaloids from Two Undescribed Fungicolous Penicillium spp. Y. Zhang, C. Li, D. C. Swenson, J. B. Gloer, D. T. Wicklow, and P. F. Dowd, Org. Lett. 5 Phomadecalins A-D and Phomapentenone A: New Metabolites from Phoma sp. NRRL 25697, A Fungal Colonist of Hypoxylon Stromata. Y. Che, J. B. Gloer, and D. T. Wicklow, Decipinin A and Decipienolides A and B: New Bioactive Metabolites from the Coprophilous Fungus Podospora decipiens. Y. Che, J. B. Gloer, B. Koster, and D. Malloch, Thiersinines A and B: Novel Antiinsectan Indole Diterpenoids from a New Fungicolous Penicillium Species (NRRL 28147). C. Li, J. B. Gloer, D. T. Wicklow, and P. F. Dowd, Org. Lett. 4 Bioactive Natural Products from a Sclerotium-colonizing Isolate of Humicola fuscoatra. B. K. Joshi, J. B. Gloer, and D. T. Wicklow, J. Nat. Prod

75. Arts, Health & Sciences Domestic Animal Endocrinology, 14, 429437. Aspden, WJ, van Reenen, N., whyte,TR, Maclellan, LJ, scott, PT, Trigg, TE, Walsh, J. and D’Occhio, MJ, 1997. http://www.ahs.cqu.edu.au/schools/cbs/cbs_staff/williamaspden.htm

CQU Links Home Search Organisational Directory ... Student Information Staff Name Dr William Aspden BApSc(Hons), PhD (CQU) Position Lecturer Phone Fax email w.aspden@cqu.edu.au Address Building 6 Room 1.12 Central Queensland University Rockhampton, Queensland 4702 Responsibilities Research Interests Population genetics Marine ecology and conservation Endocrinology and reproduction in livestock here Teaching Introduction to Biomedical Science Cellular Metabolism Clinical Dietetics Bioinformatics Academic Awards 2000 Australian Research Council Post Doctoral Industry Award 1997 Shortlisted for Australian Society for Reproductive Biology Junior Scientist Award 1996 Australian Government Post-Graduate Award Publications Sinclair, W., Pegg, G.G., van Herwerden, L., Newman S.J., Aspden, W.J. , 2005. Genetic differences between Australian east and west coast red throat emperor ( Lethrinus miniatus ) based on mitochondrial DNA sequence analysis.

76. NOVA Online | The Beast Of Loch Ness | Birth Of A Legend (2) But perhaps the most important effect of whyte s book was to turn the tide of With Edgerton and scott behind him, Rines was given an opportunity to http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/lochness/legend2.html

In the 1960s a group of dedicated amateurs formed the Loch Ness Investigation Bureau to keep a constant vigil on the loch. Birth of a Legend back to part 1 In the 1950s, a local doctor named Constance Whyte began collecting these eyewitness accounts, along with sketches of what the people had seen, finally publishing them in 1957 as a book entitled More Than a Legend. Noting that many of her friends had been subjected to ridicule and contempt, Whyte said her goal in writing the book was "the vindication of many people of integrity who had reported honestly what they had seen in Loch Ness." (To hear recent personal anecdotes, see Eyewitness Accounts. In 1987, Operation Deep Scan, the most ambitious sonar survey of Loch Ness, found three unexplained underwater targets. But perhaps the most important effect of Whyte's book was to turn the tide of public opinion. Long dismissed as fodder for "silly season" press reports, Nessie was finally considered a subject worthy of serious scientific investigation. In the span of a decade, beginning in 1958, four separate expeditions were launched, first by the BBC, then by three respected British universities: Oxford, Cambridge, and the University of Birmingham. Rather than scanning the surface with binoculars and cameras, as the amateur investigators had, these expeditions came equipped with sonar, a military technology that used sound to search the underwater environment. Though the expeditions found nothing conclusive, in each case the sonar operators detected large, moving underwater objects they could not explain. (To learn how sonar works, see

77. IEC Workshops - September 1999 - CAIDA : OUTREACH : Iec : Workshops : 9909 Slye, Cameron Smith, David Still, Eric Sun, Yi Thomas, Mary Tsang, Hubert Vaughan,Sean Venne, Bud Watson, Brett Whitfield, Newell whyte, scott http://www.caida.org/outreach/iec/workshops/9909/attendees.xml

OUTREACH iec workshops : attendees.xml IEC Workshops - September 1999 This fall workshop is the first of a series of workshops that will highlight tools that are relevant in both arenas. The presenters are the actual software developers who will focus on the uses of the tools and discuss the importance of monitoring and management tools for the networking community as a whole. Attendees List NAME Aditya, Ramaswamy Allen, Jeff Bledsoe, Tom Boesch, Tobias Buhrow, Brian Butler, Bob Dial, Paul Donovan, Trey Feldman, Steve Frohling, Ted Gabato, Fernan Ganbar, Jambi Grady, Brian Hallquist, Roy Harnick-Shapiro, David Huddle, Scott Humphrey, Richard Hutton, Tom Kane, Sean Knudson, Matt Kroeger, Brad Kwong, Lloyd Johnson, Eric Lund, Saskia Meyer, David Nash, Bill Nguyen, Antony Okumoto, Max Parks, Lisa Prue, Walt Ranta, John Rao, Shankar Rosson, Ronald Rozakis, Nick Sarviel, Steve Slye, Cameron Smith, David Still, Eric Sun, Yi Thomas, Mary Tsang, Hubert

78. LeBaron Hills Country Club 1st 130. David Brown Steve Miranda Chuck Leonard - John Beaudoin. 2nd 132.Rob Auditore - scott Pearsons Rick whyte - scott Henderson http://www.lebaronhills.com/course_clubhouse/results/2005/051105.html

Results May 11th Member Guest Net David Brown - Steve Miranda Chuck Leonard - John Beaudoin Rob Auditore - Scott Pearsons Rick Whyte - Scott Henderson Gross Tom Hansen - Don Harris Billy McCarthy - Dave Savage Closest to the Pin Guests Hole 8 Distance 2'8" Tom Monaco Members Hole 8 Distance 12'8" Bob Auditore Longest Drive Guests Hole 15 Billy McCarthy Members Hole 15 Wayne Arruda LeBaron Hills Country Club :: 183 Rhode Island Road Lakeville, MA 02347 :: 508-923-5700

79. Staff Details - Prof Anne Scott Lauder W, scott PA, whyte A. 2001. Nursing judgements of selfneglect a factorialsurvey. International Journal Of Nursing Studies,; V lim ki M, http://www.dcu.ie/info/staff_member.php?id_no=1774

80. School Of Psychology - LJMU - Dr Anne Whyte Lauder W, scott PA, whyte A. (2001) A factorial survey of nurses judgements ofselfneglect.International Journal of Nursing Studies, 38(5), 601-608 30. http://cwis.livjm.ac.uk/psychology/staffhtml/whyte.html

accessibility help prospective students current students ... site index Liverpool John Moores University Search The site Search STAFF DIRECTORY Liverpool John Moores University Home Page Who's Who What We Do Where Are We? ... Staff Only Search within the School of Psychology pages:- Name Dr Anne Whyte (formerly Dr Anne Hill) Position Senior Lecturer Address Room 347b, School of Psychology, Henry Cotton Campus, 15-21 Webster St, Liverpool, Tel No Email Email Dr Whyte Research Interests Psychological aspects of post-amputation pain and disability Stress and coping in chronic illness The relationship between pain and exercise The role of attribution in pain Pain management Recent Publications Whyte A Child Headache: Clinics in Developmental Medicine Vol 157, Ishaq Abu-Arafeh (Ed) Mac Keith Press London (In press ) Brodie, E. E., Whyte, A. Neuroscience Letters Whyte, A. British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation, Lauder W, Scott PA, Whyte A. (2001) A factorial survey of nurses' judgements of self-neglect. International Journal of Nursing Studies Whyte, A.

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