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Winter Shadows & Other Tales by Mary Soon Lee, 2001-10

Ebb Tides and Other Tales by Mary Soon Lee, 2002-09-02

TALEBONES (15) Fifteen - May 1999: Reluctant Mercenaries; Succubus; Vigil; Zothique Mi Amore; Letters of the Alphabet Considered as Elementary Particles of Nature by Patrick; Swenson, Honna (editors) (Larry Tritten; Hugh Cook; Mary Soon Lee; David Wesley Hill; Mark Rich; Jonathan Lethem) Swenson, 1999

TALES OF THE UNANTICIPATED; NUMBER 20; AUGUST 1999 - APRIL 2000 by Editor Heideman Eric M., Stephen Dedman, et all 2000-01-01

Tales of the Unanticipated 15, Fall / Winter 1995 / 1996 by Maureen F. McHugh, Mark W. Tiedemann, et all 1995

Tales of the Unanticipated # 22: Birth, Death, & Rebirth Issue by Eleanor Arnason, Mark W. Tiedemann, et all 2001

EBB TIDES AND OTHER TALES by Mary Soon Lee, 2007-01-01

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Tangent Online: Interzone #136, October 1998
by Gwyneth Jones Code of the Skydiver by Ian Stewart and Jack Cohen The Indigenes by Tom Arden Cause and Consequence by mary soon lee A Servant of Satan
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Extractions: "La Cenerentola" by Gwyneth Jones Ian Stewart is a well-known math popularizer, and the author of a number of engaging stories, mostly in Analog , about a decade ago. While enjoying some of his work, I've always had difficulty with his prose: reading his stories is, frankly, a chore. "Code of the Skydiver", the first SF I've seen from him in a while, in collaboration with Jack Cohen , displays both Stewart's faults (that prose), and some of his occasional virtues (fairly cool ideas, sound science). However, despite the good points, including an elaborate setup for life on Jupiter, and a kind of scary idea as to what that life might see fit to do with the asteroids and comets that occasionally hit the great planet, the drawbacks overwhelm this story. The characters are utterly unsympathetic, mainly because they are aliens, and in no way do the authors manage to engage human interest. The prose, as said, is awful: I could hardly make my way through the story. And the story itself is slow and hard to follow. The awful revelations are told, not shown. This story consists of some OK ideas that never became a real story.
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Deputy Assistant Attorney General Mary Lee Warren's Testimony To The Subcommitte
Deputy Assistant Attorney General mary lee Warren's Testimony to the Subcommitteeon our foreign counterparts to verify the CMIR information as soon as possible
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Extractions: Thank you, Mr. Chairman and members of the Subcommittee, for the opportunity to address you on the very important topics of the nature and extent of and the efforts law enforcement is taking to identify, target, and prosecute the perpetrators of these crimes and to seize and forfeit their assets and instrumentalities.domestic and international drug proceeds and other money laundering A. Targeting the Money That illicit proceeds generated from criminal activity serve as the rationale of any "for profit" criminal activity is an often repeated truism. An equally accurate, though rarely stated fact is that, at least where organized criminal activity generates its profits in the form of cash, the volume of this illicit cash and the need of the enterprise to enter it into the legitimate financial system are vulnerabilities for that criminal enterprise, and could provide law enforcement with perhaps its best opportunity to target those illicit proceeds. To put the drug trafficker's cash burden into clearest perspective, I am providing a chart that compares the weight of illicit drugs that must be sold to generate a specified sum of money (for example, $1 million), with the weight of the currency that the criminal now must seek to return to his use. The numbers are startling.
Member List
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Extractions: Member List Life Members Graduate Members Affiliate Members Associate Members Dear Visitor , if you want to contact any of our members whose contact details are not given below then please send an email to contact@mbaalumni.org , stating your name, your contact details, member name and reason for seeking contact with the member. Your email will be forwarded to the member and then she/he will contact you directly. Dear Member , if you would like to disclose your contact information (like telephone number, work address, email address, etc.) on this page then please send an email to contact@mbaalumni.org with the details that you would like to be published and we will post them on this list. LIFE MEMBERS ID No. Title First Name Last Name Year of Graduation Contact Details Mr. Ady T. Chandra MBA '99 Mr Ahmad Fawzi Ayuby MBA '88 Mr Ang Leong Eoan MBA '88 Ms Ang Mui Kiang MBA '90 Mr Thirunavuk A Balasingam MBA '86 Mrs Juniper Boon MBA '88 Mr Boon Swan Foo MBA '88 Mr Anthony Chai Min Yen MBA '88 Mr Chan Chee Hui MBA '92 Mr. Stephen Chan Chun Keong MBA '00 Ms Mable Chan Kam Man MBA '88 Mr Chan Kok Yong MBA '87 Ms Chan Poh Kum MBA '88 Ms Chan Sui Yung MBA '89 Mr Allen Chang P K MBA '90 Mr Cheah Cheng Poh MBA '88 Mr Chee Wee Kiong MBA '94 Mr Chen Tik Lung MBA '89 Mr Stanley Cheong Kok Yew MBA '91 Mr Cheong Pui Keng MBA '92 Mr Cheong Weng Heng MBA '94 Dr Adrian Chew Kwang Ah MBA '88 Mr Chew Ping MBA '98 Mr Chia Kew Sim MBA '89 Ms Chia Lai Cheng MBA '85 Ms June Chia Li Han MBA '87 Mr Ching Hwa Hee MBA '98 Mr Chong Chou Yuen MBA '91 Mr Thomas Chong Fook Hong MBA '84 Mr Chong Kek Chung MBA '90
ThinkQuest Library Of Entries
Martha Washington's great granddaughter, mary Ann Randolph Curtis lee then drovethe northern army back into Antietam soon followed on September 17, 1862
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Extractions: The web site you have requested, The American Civil War Experience , is one of over 4000 student created entries in our Library. Before using our Library, please be sure that you have read and agreed to our To learn more about ThinkQuest. You can browse other ThinkQuest Library Entries To proceed to The American Civil War Experience click here Back to the Previous Page The Site you have Requested ... click here to view this site Click image for the Site Languages : Site Desciption The Blue and the Gray, the bloodiest of all American wars, the Civil War. The photos and graphic images here bring the war to life on the screen and create the feeling of being transported back in time to the early 1860s. Read brief biographies of 23 Northern leaders and 16 Southern leaders and descriptive accounts of 25 of the most significant Civil War battles. Each entry includes a bibliography, useful for doing further research.
Robert Edward Lee - Robert E. Lee Memorial Association
as a cavalryman in reconnaissance, however, soon captured the as an officer, promotioncame slowly for Robert lee. His love of mary and his everincreasing
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Extractions: The strong, healthy boy born to "Light Horse Harry" and Ann Carter Lee on January 19, 1807 was the last Lee born at Stratford to survive to maturity. Though he spent fewer than four years there, his later boyhood visits left an impression that he carried throughout his life. As sometimes happens in distinguished families, one member seems to fall heir to the best qualities of the previous generations and none of the flaws. So it was with Robert Edward Lee. From both the Carters and the Lees he inherited a handsome countenance. From his father came rare physical strength and endurance. The sense of duty that Harry had learned from George Washington was vividly imparted to his son Robert. Even "Light Horse Harry's" difficulties with money seemed to have produced positive responses in Robert, who throughout his life was meticulous and prudent in all finacial matters. Ann Carter Lee's gentleness was inherited by Robert, and his loving care of his ailing mother was the mainstay of her life. With his father and elder brothers away, and his mother and sisters in failing health, Robert had become, by age 12, head of the household. On cold afternoons, when his mother was well enough, young Robert would stuff paper in the cracks of the carriage to block the wind and take her driving. Years later, when he left for West Point, Ann Lee wrote to a cousin, "How I will get on without Robert? He is both a son and daughter to me." Robert Lee's choice of a military career was dictated by financial necessity. There was no money left to send him to Harvard, where his older brother Charles Carter studied. Such circumstances led him to an appointment to West Point Military Academy. Robert, who led the Cadet Corps in 1829, graduated second in his class. In four years he received not a single demerit, and he became one of the most popular cadets in his class. When he returned as the Academy's superintendent years later, he won the same affectionate respect from the cadets for his compassion, sense of fairness and strong moral leadership.
Settle
Like William Faulkner, mary lee Settle is distinguished by her creation of a worldboth and worked as an assistant editor to Harper's Bazaar but soon left the
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Extractions: Settle Photo taken from The Iron Mountain Review By Brian O. Hogbin Although Mary Lee Settle was born in Charleston, West Virginia on July 29, 1918, her parents moved constantly. Regardless of her shifting locations, the majority of Settle's childhood was developed in the southern Appalachians. Like William Faulkner, Mary Lee Settle is distinguished by her creation of a world both hypothetical and realistic. Just as Faulkner transformed Oxford into Jefferson, Settle transforms Charleston, West Virginia into Canona, the setting for nine of her twelve novels. While her base remains in Appalachia, the themes she uses transcend to encompass four centuries and four different continents. When Settle was one year of age her family moved to Harlan County, Kentucky, where her father owned a coal mine. The family then traveled to Pineville, Kentucky for a short while before moving to Orlando, Florida, where her father, a civil engineer by training, found work during the Florida Boom. The family returned to its West Virginia roots when Settle was ten, where they lived with her grandmother in Cedar Grove. It was here she recalls that as she rode the school bus on winter mornings she saw "the miners going to work in the dark with their carbide headlamps lit and at night I saw them coming home in the dark" (Garrett 282). Her family once again relocated back to Charleston, West Virginia, which remained her home until she was eighteen. It was during these teenage years that the influence began for her literary setting of Canona.
Elysian Fiction - Author Bios
mary soon lee More Than Magic Elysian Fiction 1 - June 2001 mary soon lee grewup in London, but now lives in Pittsburgh, where she runs a writers' group
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Extractions: "Meriel" Elysian Fiction #2 - May 2002 Jessica C. Adams has been, at various points, a student, a bookseller, and a bagel chick. She is currently a barista and writer living in the Greater Boston area with her (very supportive) husband. Her fiction and poetry have appeared in the Miami University publications Inklings and Understory , as well as in the webzine Cuntzilla . This is her first professional fiction publication. Fiona Avery "Hall of the Spring Wind" Elysian Fiction #3 - December 2002 Fiona Avery is a writer working in Los Angeles, California. Her work ranges from prose to screenwriting, with everything in between. Previous television credits include work on Babylon 5: Crusade and Earth: Final Conflict . In 2001, her short story "Luring the Tiger Out of the Mountains" earned an honorable mention in The Year's Best Science Fiction , published by St. Martin's Press. Avery made the top 50 comics list with her debut series No Honor , and has easily placed in the top 20 books with other works such as Rogue: Icons Spiderman Tomb Raider Witchblade and XMen Witchblade: Obakemono , her first graphic novel, sold at #2 on the GN charts for July 2002. The foremost news magazine in the industry
Elysian Fiction - Author Index
Charles Langley (bio) Death and WillieJoe - Elysian Fiction 3 - December 2002.mary soon lee (bio) More Than Magic - Elysian Fiction 1 - June 2001.
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Official Publisher's Site For Virginia Lee Burton And Mike Mulligan Published By
But with progress come new machines and soon the inseparable duo are out of workso Mike Mulligan and mary Anne travel to the small town of Popperville and
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Korea Genealogy Forum
dennis 2/25/02 looking for family lee soon Hae 2 Searching for Family of Jong soonChoi - Katie Dean 2/13 Searching for Carl Martin Lemmons - mary Ort 1/03/02
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Extractions: WELCOME TO THE HUANG GENEALOGY WEBSITE IN ENGLISH! Huang Baoxin ISO Paul Pruitt Paul Pruitt How do I start genealogy research in Korea? Phyllis Haynen Hwang family /relatives -,Adopted in 1970 samantha johnson old friend David Meadows kim ok ja dob 8/14/1961 joanna Looking for birth mother of He Won Lee born May24, 1988 in Inchon Deanna Peloquin Ahn Eun Sook searching for Ahn Sang Sun or Soh Sun Ja Heather Heitfield Kim family reunite? Anyone know of Kim Ka Tok? Nina Cook Fundacion Genealogica Colombiana Jacky Paul Bentzinger TRYING TO LOCATE JAMES O BURNETT American Airforce Friendship Tours - Suwon 1985 John Vaughn relatives of Chon Soon Kwak, born Nov. 1950 Gina (Rogers) Shaw Lost Relatives kimberly smith Sarah / Jin-Yung FLIX / JANG searching for any news about my past or relatives and Cha Jea Moon Ji Sook LEE How to obtain a Korean birth certificate?
The Marshman Family Homepage
mary lee, Bob, Nicholas, Matthew and Michael from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Includes photos, descriptions Category Home Family Family Websites M mary lee is a veteran of 14 years in the US Army mary works for the US Army Corpsof Engineers in Pittsburgh a new collection of DVDs will be sprouting up soon!
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Extractions: Our wedding picture, March 18, 1995 Our wedding song, *Your Love Amazes Me*, by John Berry The Marshman Family Home Page Hello! You have found the Marshman Family Homepage! We live in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Bob is a native of Washington, Pennsylvania, about 30 miles south of Pittsburgh. He went to Washington High School, Class of 1977. Mary Lee is from Glasgow, West Virginia, which is near Charleston, the capitol of West Virginia. She went to DuPont High School, Class of 1980. We love the internet, sports (Pittsburgh Pirates, Steelers and Penguins, LA Lakers, West Virginia Mountaineers, Dale Earnhart and Jeff Gordon in NASCAR), collecting movies and playing with the kids!!!! Every Sunday in the fall is filled with Steeler football! We currenly have over 500 original VHS movies and approximately 200 taped movies (from HBO, Cinemax, etc). We also collect music CDs, a holdover from when Bob was a D.J. They finally acquired a DVD player and a new collection of DVDs will be sprouting up soon! Our little ones are the lights of our life. Check out some old and new pictures of them below.
Diaries And Journals On The Internet - Exciting Things, Interesting People, Pers
Alysabeth's Journal Frans Faase's Diary Jeremy Jones The Daily Feed Journey in WordsJustin's Life Key Zero mary soon lee's Mailbox Blues My Happiness Naked
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KAL 007 Passenger List
Chen, Juyen, Ms. 29, Taipei, Taiwan, Taiwan, 41J. Chen, lee Jenrong, (child), Taiwan,Taiwan, 55J. Chuapoco, mary, Ms. 29, Teaneck, NJ, USA, 47K. Chung, Ok soon, Mrs.Korea, 35H.
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Extractions: This passenger list is compiled from various sources, primarily being the Associated Press list published September 4, 1983, and the Passenger Manifest given to the FBI by Korean Airlines. Seat numbers come from this manifest. Unfortunately, the only copy available at this time is missing the passengers listed below with no seat number. It appears that their names were listed on a portion of the manifest that was lost when it was photo-copied onto letter size sheets. If you can fill in some of the missing information, or correct mistakes, please let us know. Also, if you have any personal stories or information about a passenger and want to share them here, you can submit them to webmaster@rescue007.org Family Name Given Name Title Age City State Country Seat Ariadej Diane Ms. Bronx NY USA Ariadej Sammy 8 mos. Bronx NY USA Avecilla Josefina Miss New York NY Philippines Baek Yunj Mr. New York NY Korea Bahk Mric Mr. Korea Bayona Anita Miss Caldwell NJ USA Bayona Lilia Miss Caldwell NJ USA Be Bun Soon Mrs. Korea Beirn James Mr. Piscataway NJ USA Bevins Richard Mr.
Robert Edward Lee - History Celebrities
he accepted an appointment to West Point where he soon became the had met the greatgranddaughter of George Washington, mary Custis, whom lee married two
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Extractions: This article sponsored by: Your Ad Could Be Here! Contact Us General Robert Edward Lee Unquestionably the greatest general in the Confederacy, as well as the finest soldier in the field on both sides, Robert Edward Lee was born in Westmoreland County, Virginia on January 19, 1807. Although he was personally opposed to slavery and succession, he remained loyal to his beloved Virginia. After Fort Sumter, President Abraham Lincoln offered him a field command in the United States Army, but Lee resigned from the army and chose not to accept this position, joining the Confederacy instead. Robert E. Lee was the fourth child born to "Light Horse Harry" Lee, his father of Revolutionary War cavalry fame. Years before the Civil War began, Lee's father was imprisoned for debt, and later died of wounds he received while attempting to stop a riot in Baltimore. His death was devastating to the young Robert who was then raised solely by his widowed mother in Alexandria, Virginia. Lee attended private schools where he was noted for his extreme intelligence and high character, attributes that seemed to destine him for command later in life.
Women Of Brewster Place, The
unborn child's father to her parents (mary Alice and it, the audience sees a changein Cora lee. Their relationship, soon discovered by their neighbors, became
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Extractions: THE WOMEN OF BREWSTER PLACE U.S. Miniseries The Women of Brewster Place , a miniseries based on the novel by Gloria Naylor, was produced in 1989 by Oprah Winfrey's s firm Harpo, Inc. Winfrey served as Executive Producer and starred along with noted actors, Mary Alice, Jackee, Lynn Whitfield, Barbara Montgomery, Phyllis Yvonne Stickney, Robin Givens, Olivia Cole, Lonette McKee, Paula Kelly, Cicely Tyson, Paul Winfield, Moses Gunn and Douglas Turner Ward. The story, spanning several decades, includes a cast of characters that depict the constant battles fought by African-American women against racism, poverty, and sexism. Interpersonal struggles and conflicts also pepper the storyline, often revolving around black men who may be fathers, husbands, sons, or lovers. Other women from the building reveal bruises inflicted either by the men in their lives, or by the world in general. Cora Lee (Phyllis Stickney) continues to have children because she wants the dependency of infants; once they become toddlers her interest in them falters. By the end of the series, however, she begins to see the importance of all her children, and after being prodded by Kiswana, she attends the neighborhood production of an African American adaptation of a Shakespearean play. Through this experience and her children's reaction to it, the audience sees a change in Cora Lee.
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Amazing Stories - Recommended Links
issue 595) Raymond F. Jones (issues 257, 265, 373, 385, 408, and 429) J. GregoryKeyes (issues 594, 596) Ursula K. Le Guin (issue 594) mary soon lee (issue 596
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LFG Archive
Dalrymple, mary and Ronald M. Kaplan (2000) Feature Her, Onesoon (1998) Interactionof Thematic Structure lee, Hanjung (1999) Discourse Competing with Syntax
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Extractions: Papers are provided in the original formats supplied by the authors, and in compressed formats generated by us, currently .gz (gunzip) for Unix, and .zip (pkunzip) for Dos/Wintel. New Back to the main LFG page ] Ackerman, Farrell and Gert Webelhuth (1997) The composition of of (dis)continuous predicates: lexical or syntactic? [ackerman-1997-0000] Abstract ps .ps.gz ps.zip Ackerman, Farrell and Phil LeSourd (1997) Toward a lexical representation of phrasal predicates [ackerman-1997-000a] Abstract ps .ps.gz ps.zip Ackerman, Farrell and John Moore (1998) "Syntagmatic and paradigmatic Dimensions of Causee Encoding" [ackerman-1998-0000] Abstract ps .ps.gz ps.zip Bloom, Douglas B. (1999) Case Syncretism and Word Order Freezing in the Russian Language [bloom-1999-0607] Abstract ps .ps.gz ps.zip Bodomo, Adams (1998) A lexical semantic analysis of faa complex predicates in Norwegian [bodomo-1998-0622] Abstract rtf .rtf.gz rtf.zip Bresnan, Joan and Annie Zaenen (1990) Deep Unaccusativity in LFG [bresnan-1990-0113] Abstract ps .ps.gz ps.zip
Death Of The Hired Man
Robert lee Frost, born in San Francisco, Mar Outside the house she sits, and soonreenters Warren, who comes mary, curious asks why he was in there for such a
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Extractions: To set the mood of the story, there are three main characters, one of whom stays silent, Mary, Warren, and Silas. Mary is the acquaintance of Warren, a farm owner. One night Mary is sitting at home, waiting for Warren to return. She needs to tell him that Silas has come back. Now Silas had worked on the farm before and he was a very old and worn worker. When news of Silass return fell on Warrens ears he was royally mad. What we find out is that Silas, because of his age is not the best of workers, always laying down on the job, leaving when the most work had to be done, and fighting with other people that worked with him. Warren and Mary were discussing what to do with him. Silas was told last year not to return, and here he was sleeping in the next room of their house. Speaking to one another, Mary is scared that Warren might hurt the old mans feelings, by being upset with him. Mary tried to explain to him that Silas treated this place as his home and as long as it was set in his mind, this was where he was going to live, and die. Soon the two realize that Silas doesnt know that he is regarded as a burden, he just aged and slowly his skill was reduced to nothing. He never meant for it to happen, just time caught up with him. Before Warren could go in to talk to Silas, Mary told him that Silas did talk to her briefly. And Silas did have a dream, one that he thought he could do, if he tried, to make a reality. Silas wanted to work with a farm hand that had gone off to school many years ago, named Harold Wilson. And in his dream the two of them would work and make the farm as smooth as they could. The only problem is that this demonstrates that Silass memory is fading, in that he expects a youth that worked on the farm one summer to return back to fields, just as Silas does, every year.

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