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Still Journal : Your Portal To The Art, Technique, History And Culture Of Photog
1990) Barnard , George N. (18191902) Barnardo , Thomas (1845-1905) Bayard , Hippolyte(1801-1887) Bayer-Hecht , Irene (1898-1991) beard , richard (1802-1885
http://www.stilljournal.com/history/masters.asp
Art Daily The First Art Newspaper On The Net, Art News
Barney, Tina. Basilico, Gabriele. Bayard, Hippolyte. beard, richard. Beato,Felice A. Beaton, Cecil. Becher, Bernhard and Hilla. Becher, Bernhard and Hilla.
http://www.artdaily.com/links.asp?idl=23&index=B
Richard Beard
winners page. richard beard can be contacted at Ionospheric PhysicsGroup, University of Leicester, Leicester LE2 7RH, England. Tel
http://web.bham.ac.uk/beardr/leics/rb18.html

Extractions: The information presented below is a verbatim copy of home page at Leicester. Any CGI scripts now have about a 0% chance of functioning, and many other links may not have survived the transplant intact. My two current home pages are at the University of Birmingham (personal information) and Starlink (work related stuff). I've left the group now, so things might break/disappear at any time... Sorry, no scripts work at the moment, as our system administrator has removed access privilege Welcome to my home page. First of all, appologies for the horrible mug shot - our IndyCam is not that good - but I felt that such things had to be done. NB. My spelling is even worse than Mark's NEW Stats page for access and usage.
The Package By Richard J. May (short Story)
The President's beard By richard J. May Monday, January 27, 2003. Acouple of littleknown interesting details behind Abraham Lincoln
http://authorsden.com/visit/viewshortstory.asp?AuthorID=3670
Richard Hofstadter's Tradition
richard Hofstadter's The American Political Tradition is still an important work of history, fifty Category News Online Archives Atlantic Monthly 1998 Far more than beard, he seemed grateful for the Founders' sagacity. It seems almostunkind to speak of richard Hofstadter as a fulfilled historian when he
http://www.theatlantic.com/issues/98nov/hofstadt.htm

Extractions: W ORKS of philosophy can last for millennia, novels for centuries. Works of history, if they're really good, survive maybe a generation. But Richard Hofstadter's The American Political Tradition: And the Men Who Made It is now celebrating its fiftieth year in print and remains a solid backlist seller. High school students, undergraduates, and graduate students read it, as do lay readers. Journalists grab it off the shelf when they need to pepper a column with a dash of historical authority. Academic historians revere it too: whenever they set out to write about it, they end up producing panegyrics. Like a robust octogenarian, the vigorous old book invites us to inquire of it the secrets of its longevity. Discuss this article in
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home niina words thoughts shots cam words stray quotes readin 2003 read in 2002 read in 2001 read over the years richard beard.
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The James Beard Foundation Events: February 2003
The James beard Foundation, richard and Peggy Thompson MorrisonClark HistoricInn Restaurant Washington, DC The Henley Park Hotel Washington, DC.
http://www.jamesbeard.org/events/2003/02/003.shtml

Extractions: Members $85, guests $110 Overseeing the kitchens at these charming boutique hotels are husband-and-wife team Richard and Peggy Thompson. Their confident teamwork has secured the restaurant at Morrison-Clark a berth as one of D.C.'s finest in the pages of Condé Nast Traveler Gourmet , and Zagat ; it was also included in The Washington Post 's Top 50. Hillrag.com's Eve and Amelia praised the "bold and creative seasonal food" served at the "very fine restaurant," and in a mailing headlined "Morrison-Clark Makes Miraculous Comeback," Internet reviewer Alan Savada told his subscribers, "I can't repeat enough times what a SUPERB dinner we had in every aspect." Richard and Peggy, now executive sous-chef, added the Morrison-Clark dining room to their responsibilities in April, 2001. Peggy Thompson is a 1997 honors graduate of L'Académie de Cuisine in Gaithersburg, Maryland. She previously worked at the International Country Club in Fairfax, Virginia, and at Henley Park. Together, the couple make a formidable team.
The James Beard Foundation Events: February 2003
The James beard Foundation, Resort Preview Dinner richard HamiltonThe Spiced Pear at The Chanler Newport, RI. richard Hamilton,
http://www.jamesbeard.org/events/2003/02/012.shtml

Extractions: Members $85, guests $110 New York City and Newport, Rhode Island, go way back. It was, after all, largely members of New York's elite Four Hundred who transformed the tiny island, turning it into America's first resort playground. Summers, New York's moneyed class would make an en masse exodus for their "cottages" in Newport. This month, we're reversing time and direction by bringing a taste of Newport's Gilded Age to Manhattan in the person of Richard Hamilton of the soon-to-open Spiced Pear at The Chanler. Newport Daily News columnist Midge Knerr wrote about that stove, "it's obvious the owners have a lot of faith in Hamilton." You will, too, after one taste of his elegant cuisine.
I28: Charles Moore BEARD (28 Jul 1849 - Unknown)
beard _ (1810 1860) m 1838 _Elizabeth CAROTHERS _+ (1782 - 1866) m 1800 Charles Moore beard (1849 - . _James richard Longest THRELKELD.
http://www.dimensional.com/~gizmo42/genealogy/d0000/g0000059.html
I38152: George ABBOTT , Jr (BEF. 22 MAY 1617 - 24 DEC 1681)
Vol. IV AUTHOR William richard Cutter; PUBLICATION NY 1915; repr. GMT.Elizabeth beard. NI63356 BEF. 1736. DEATH BEF.
http://www.gendex.com/users/rtwgen/mwheeler/d0060/g0000040.html

Extractions: HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.6-FreeBSD (May 16 2000) on Sun Mar 16 00:21:44 2003 GMT Family 1 Jonathan WATSON William WATSON Isaac WATSON Alice WATSON David WATSON ... INDEX Sister of Joseph. Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire AUTHOR : Sybil Noyes, Charles Thornton Libby, Walter Goodwin Davis PUBLICATION : Orig. publ. Portland, ME 1928-1939; repr. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1979
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richard Allen BISHOP INDEX INDEX HTML created byGED2HTML v3.0a (3/13/97) on Fri Dec 19 171851 1997. William beard HULME.
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I2480: Justin Lee BEARD (31 Dec 1980 - ____)
_ _ Justin Lee beard (1980 . _William richard PULLUM.
http://cannontree.bizland.com/html/d0002/g0000099.html
Doo Wop 2 Results
1 1 4WD Dale beard/richard Simmons Mazda 323 GTX 3040 2 1 O2L Brian Cooper/CamJackson Datsun 210 3130 3 1 O2L Dave White/John Elkin VW GTi 3133 4 1 U2L
http://www.rallyracingnews.com/scca/dowop295.htm

Extractions: Doo Wop 2 Coefficient 1 Divisional PRO Rally February 19, 1995 Olympia, WA Reg Div Cls Cls Driver/Co-Driver Car Time Class 1 = Expert Class 2 = Experienced Class 3 = Novice Class 4 = "Rally Lite", 1500cc displacement limit The event featured a dead-end turnaround run twice in each direction, plus one more stage for a total of just over 20 stage miles. Once again it was just pouring down the rain. The Dale Beard/Richard Simmons Mazda 323 GTX that won overall, the Divisional 4wd class, and the Northwest Region's Class 1 at Doo Wop 2. Brian Cooper and Cam Jackson had a productive weekend in the Blue Diamond Autobody Datsun 210. The pair put in a storming drive in Doo Wop 2 to finish second overall and in Class 1, and first in the Over Two Litre Divisional class. The distinctive turbo Ford Escort Mk II of Ralph Kosmides and Joe Noyes. Ralph, a southern California native, is adapting well to the wet Pacific Northwest Roads and won the regional Class 2 on both Doo Wop 1 and 2. Bill Nation travelled from Los Angeles to contest the first Doo Wop weekend, and with Northwest expert driver Erik Thompson in the co-driver's seat the pair won the regional Class 3 both days.
The English Book Of Changes: A User's Guide - Richard Beard - Eclectica Magazine
The English Book of Changes A User's Guide. by richard beard. Youwill need three English coins of the same denomination, preferably
http://www.eclectica.org/v5n3/beard.html

Extractions: Jul/Aug 2001 Miscellaneous The English Book of Changes: A User's Guide by Richard Beard You will need three English coins of the same denomination, preferably silver and minted in the same year. Heads, our Queen, is warp. She is light, warm, strong, rigid, active, odd. Tails is weft: dark, cold, supple, restful, and even. Although weft is weak and warp is strong, there is strength in weakness, and weakness in strength. The English Book of Changes is an oracle that responds to sincere meditation on any given situation, exploring both its correctness and its consequences. The wisdom of the Book is based on ancient texts handed down through generations, their origins often lost. They take into account your present circumstances, analyse possibilities for action, and frequently refer you back to your past. The ideal place to consult the Book is wherever you feel the most self-possessed and serene, such as the patio or conservatory, or even in the bathroom! 1. Take your three coins in cupped hands, shake, and let fall simultaneously on a flat surface. 2. Heads equals a value of one.
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It was Bruce and richard. Bruce had long white hair and a Confucious like beard,richard long dark hair and equally full beard. They both sported robes.
http://www.ubook.org/articles/bnrRGiles.html

Extractions: Hi everyone, Well there has been some discussion here about the "Elders" of ACC. My understanding is that two of these elders are Richard Coenenburg and Bruce Thurstin. I have spent severals years with these two humans during the years 1976 - 1979. They were living in the foothills of the Sierras, outside of Tuolumne City. They promoted a curriculum they called The Planetary Country School. HOW I MET THEM- When I was just out of high school I was back packing in the Yosemite Park. After a summer of partying, as I woke up in the beautiful Cathedral Peaks and Lakes area I looked up at the sky and prayed, Father I don't want to party all my life, I want to return to a spiritual life. (I grew up a christian but set it aside when it couldn't answer all my theological questions.) That day we hiked out for a two day return to the valley floor, approximatly 22 miles. By noon we'd already covered half the distance. One friend who didn't take too well to back packing with bears and snakes over heard my other friend and I talk about what to do as we were getting back faster than we thought. We wanted to find a tangent hike to take to kill the time gained. When the non backpacker heard we could make it back by night fall he was gone!!!! We didn't catch up to him until night fall when we were back at the park headquarters. Well, that night as my packing friend and I pondered what to do with our two days left, we walked around the campground. He said, "Look over there. There's two interesting looking hippies. Let's go talk with them." So we did. It was Bruce and Richard. Bruce had long white hair and a Confucious like beard, Richard long dark hair and equally full beard. They both sported robes. They told us about the UB and the planetary government, UFO's, and read a line from the Life and Teachings of Jesus from the Ubook. Needless to say the quote went right over my head. But the sensation in by body was that this book was a treasure house of information I needed to know. (TA at work, I believe.) They had two dogs named Andon and Fonta - male and female German Shepards.
Julie Beard - A Dance In Heather
boot. Looking down over the white silk trappings that covered hishorse, richard found a dwarf scratching a liceinfested beard.
http://www.juliebeard.com/danceinheather.html

Extractions: Lady Tess Farnsworth bitterly accepted the royal decree to wed the man whom she detested above all. The gloriously handsome Earl of Easterby had failed her in a desperate time of need, and her only solace in wedding him was the promise of vengeance. First, Tess plotted to seduce the Earl. Too late, she realized that the man she sought to seduce was himself a master of seduction. ISBN: Buy This Book PROLOGUE DEAR READER: England, l4l4 Flames licked up to the starry sky, and an orange glow throbbed at the center of the crowd. The fires of hell could not burn brighter , thought Lord Richard Avery. Tugging leather reins with numb fingers, he drew in his mount at the edge of the riveted crowd near St. Giless Field. His spirited black destrier fought the bit, whinnying in fear. The beast tossed back his mane and bared the whites of his eyes. "Easy, Shadow," Richard murmured, scratching the horses withers. "I dont like the smell any more than you do."
The Daguerreotype In England: Primary Material Of Beard's Lawsuits
of the records preserved at the Public Record Office (UK) of six legal cases broughtin the Court of Chancery by richard beard against Daguerreotype studios in
http://www.midleykent.fsnet.co.uk/daguerreotype/dag_lawsuits.htm

Extractions: The Daguerreotype in England: by R. Derek Wood History of Photography In the October 1978 issue of History of Photography The Times in July 1841 and November 1842. In addition, Beard also brought two more actions, in 1843 against Edward Holland of Yorkshire, and against Robert Bake and William Chapple of Truro, Cornwall. Richard Beard (who on 23rd June 1841 purchased the patent rights for the daguerreotype originally sealed by the patent agent Miles Berry) brought six cases against professional photographers, generally over infringement of the patent because the photographer was using the technique without a licence, or (as with Alfred Barber) because of a dispute after a licence had been obtained. The Economics of the First Studios simple Legal Records Chancery Cause Books are often of interest only during preliminary searches, although they can sometimes provide useful information on the progress of the action. The Six Clerks Cause Books used in the Court of Chancery before September 1842 give only the dates of filing of the Bill of Complaint and the Answer, and are listed below for the sake of completeness. Richard Beard v. Antoine Claudet
History Of Photography In Brighton
richard beard and the Daguerreotype Patent in England. 1 Portrait ofrichard beard (18011885). richard beard opened England's first
http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/DSphotoearly1A4.htm

Extractions: Richard Beard and the Daguerreotype Patent in England Portrait of Richard Beard (1801-1885) Richard Beard opened England's first photographic portrait studio in London on 23rd March 1841 and made a fortune selling daguerreotype licences. Richard Beard Nicephore Niepce , the man who had made the first successful photograph from nature in 1826. Antoine Claudet , a French glass merchant living in London,who had made direct contact with Daguerre in France and had secured from the inventor a licence to make daguerreotype portraits in London. Until the patent rights of British Patent No 8194 expired on 14th August 1853, any person who wanted to legally carry out the art of daguerreotype portrait photography on a commercial basis had to apply to Richard Beard, to either purchase the right of patent in a prescribed geographical area or to purchase a licence to work the process in a particular town or city. Website last updated: 23 December, 2002
X20 - Richard Beard
X20 is richard beard's novel about a man's adventures with smokingand an insight into the tobacco industry. X20. richard beard.
http://member.melbpc.org.au/~kja/x20.html

Extractions: The book was basically written in an autobiographical style, although seeing that the main characters name was different to the authors I am asuming it is a work of fiction. The reason the character is writing the book is because he is quitting smoking and is writing a book to keep himself busy to distract himself from the fact that he is not smoking. The novel is basically the characters memoirs of smoking, I percieve the majority of the sotry as taking place over roughly a ten year period, with ocasional flashbacks to early childhood thrown in for background referance. There are four or five diferent timelines at once, they gradually all end up at the same point. The cover has a nice satin finish and feels quite nice, the smoke rings give the reader the idea that it may have something to do with smoking. The really clever thing is the diagramatic representation of the top-down view of a cigarette packet, each chapter sees one more cigarette taken from the pack.
Tennessee Civil War Veterans Questionnaires: Confederate [B]
Bayless, Robert R. Washington, 60th TN. Beaner, Andrew J. White, L, 38thTN. beard, richard, Davidson, H, 7th TN. beard, William D. Bedford, B, 53rdTN.
http://www.state.tn.us/sos/statelib/pubsvs/quest02.htm

Extractions: PART 02 : BAGLEY - BYRNE Return to Tennessee Civil War Veterans Questionnaire Index Name County Company Regiment Bagley, Charles Boyles Lincoln C 41st TN Inf. Baker, Leander K. Hardeman E 7th TN Baker, William P. Sumner F 30th TN Baldridge, William T. Weakley A 31st TN Baldwin, James W. Henderson, TX H 1st TX Ballanfant, Josiah T. Maury

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