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Leading by Example: How We Can Inspire an Energy and Security Revolution by Bill Richardson, 2007-10-26 The Aunts Come Marching by Bill Richardson, 2007-06-01 Waiting for Gertrude: A Graveyard Gothic by Bill Richardson, 2003-10-01 Untold New Mexico by Jason Silverman, 2006-03-01 This Other Eden: Canadian Folk Art Outdoors by Philip V. R. Tilney, Bill Richardson, 1999-08 The Appaloosa by Bill & Dona Richardson, 1975 Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines OR How I Fkew From London To Paris In 25 Hours II Minutes by Ronald Searle, Bill Richardson & Allen Andrews 1965, 1st Edition by Bill Richardson & Allen Andrews Ronald Searle, 1965 Po'pay: Leader of the First American Revolution The Ultimate Physique: Bodybuilding with Mr. World by Bill Richardson, David Webster, 1985-02-28 wild bill hickok tames the west by Illustrated by ernest richardson stewart h holbrook, 1952 Amazing Faith: The Authorized Biography of Bill Bright, Founder of Campus Crusade for Christ Int'l. by Michael Richardson, 2000-03-14 Frozen Lightning: Bill Richardson's Strike on the Political Landscape of New Mexico by Bill Althouse, 2006 Bill of Fairness (Poor Richardson's Almanac) by Poor Richardson, 2010-07-10 United States Secretaries of Energy: United States Secretary of Energy, Hazel R. O'leary, Bill Richardson, James R. Schlesinger, Steven Chu

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41. Bill Richardson
    Barry Ash. Ben Gillard. bill richardson. Brenda Adey. Brian LaSaga. Herb Burry.Ian Sparkes. bill richardson, Anglican Church in Topsail. Jackie GaleVaillancourt.  
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42. Bill Richardson's Obnoxious Remarks
    bill richardson. This is what bill richardson said in 1995 when he wasin the US House of Representatives These are changing political  
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    Extractions: RICHARDSON This is what Bill Richardson said in 1995 when he was in the U.S. House of Representatives : "These are changing political times where our basic and programs are being attacked. Illegal and legal immigration unfairly attacked. We have to band together and that means Latinos in Florida, Cuban-Americans, Mexican-Americans, Puerto Ricans, South Americans - we have to network better - we have to be more politically minded - we have to put aside party and think of ourselves as Latinos, as Hispanics, more than we have in the past."

43. Bill Richardson Lab
    William D richardson PhD Developmental Neuroscience. Wolfson Institute forBiomedical Research, The Cruciform Building,. w.richardson@ucl.ac.uk.  
    http://www.ucl.ac.uk/~ucbzwdr/Richardson.htm
    
    Extractions: lab members publications lab protocols undergraduate teaching ... Wolfson Institute for Biomedical Research William D Richardson PhD Developmental Neuroscience Wolfson Institute for Biomedical Research, The Cruciform Building, University College London, Gower Street, London WC1E 6BT, UK. tel +44 (0)20 7679 6729 /fax +44 (0)20 7209 0470 w.richardson@ucl.ac.uk Cell-cell interactions in the developing central nervous system The vertebrate central nervous system (CNS) is immensely complicated, yet it has simple beginnings. The huge number and variety of cells in the mature CNS all develop from a much smaller number of precursor (stem) cells in the embryonic neural tube. Two of the central questions of neurodevelopment - and development in general - are 1) how do stem cells select their future fates? 2) how do they generate the right numbers of differentiated cells? We are addressing these issues, focusing on the development of glial progenitor cells in the CNS. A major theme in our work is the role of cell-cell communication via extracellular signaling molecules. We take a multidisciplinary approach including primary cell culture, in situ methods and genetic manipulation in mice and zebrafish.

44. FOXNews.com
    It's former Clinton Energy Secretary bill richardson storming toward the statehouse— and turning this once Republicanled state into a Democratic outpost in  
    http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,69126,00.html
    
    Extractions: OAS_AD('Middle'); Richardson defeated freshman Republican state Rep. John Sanchez 58 to 36, with 80 percent of precincts reporting. Republican Gov. Gary E. Johnson was forced to step down after being term-limited, so the GOP chose Sanchez, a businessman still in his first term in the House. Before delivering a concession speech, Sanchez telephoned Richardson and congratulated the Democrat on his win. "I always said that the next governor of the state of New Mexico would have a mandate when it came to lowering taxes and reforming our tax system here in the state," Sanchez told supporters. "You know what, Mr. Richardson, we stand with you today. Let's lower taxes in New Mexico." Young, energetic and successful, Sanchez was seen as an up-and-comer when he surged onto the political scene in 2000. But a bitter Republican primary against Lt. Gov. Walter Bradley sapped some of the enthusiasm of the state party for him. It was the state's most expensive gubernatorial race ever, with Richardson spending $6.7 million, and Sanchez $2.6 million.

45. CBC4Kids – Book Look – Bill Richardson's After Hamelin
    After Hamelin bill richardson. CBC broadcaster bill richardson has alwaysbeen fascinated by the story, and wondered, what happened then? .  
    http://www.cbc4kids.cbc.ca/general/words/authors_books/book_looks/after_hamelin/
    
    Extractions: Bill Richardson You probably know the story of the Pied Piper of Hamelin. A to wn agrees to pay 500 gold pieces to whoever can rid them of a terrible infestation of rats. A piper comes and to everyone's amazement leads the rats out of town by playing his flute. The mayor of the town refuses to pay him, so he picks up his flute again and leads the town's children away, never to be seen again. CBC broadcaster Bill Richardson has always been fascinated by the story, and wondered, "what happened then?" In some versions of the story, one child is left behind, either because he is disabled and can't follow the piper, or because she is deaf and cannot hear the tune. Bill's book After Hamelin tells the story of the child who was left behind, Penelope, and her journey to free the children of Hamelin. In Hamelin, when a girl turns eleven, she visits a wise hermit named Cuthbert, who tells her what her special gift or talent is. On the morning of her "elevening", 3 months after the plague of rats has ended, the harper's daughter Penelope wakes up to complete silence. She has lost her hearing - but that is just the beginning of her losses. That day, the Piper returns to take revenge on the town of Hamelin for not paying him. Every child but Penelope and her blind friend Alloway, who tried to follow but got lost, has disappeared. Cuthbert reveals Penelope's special gift, and sends her on the perilous journey to save the children of Hamelin. Her battle with the evil Piper takes place in a place somewhere between dreams and reality. Along the way, Penelope is joined by a ragtag band of friends - including a squeamish skipping dragon named Quentin, Belle the singing Trolavian, and Ulysses the three-legged dog.

46. Washingtonpost.com: Politics -- The Administration, Bill Richardson
    (AP). bill richardson Energy Secretary President Clinton nominated United NationsAmbassador bill richardson to succeed Energy Federico Peña on June 18, 1998.  
    http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/politics/govt/admin/richardson.htm
    
    Extractions: Background from The Post Nominated: June 18, 1998 Confirmed: July 31, 1998 Succeeded: Previous occupation: U.S. Permanent Representative to the United Nations, 1997-98; U.S. Representative (N.M.-3), 1982-1996; president, Richardson Trade Group, 1978-82; executive director, New Mexico Democratic party, 1978; staff, Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee, 1975-78; congressional relations U.S. Department of State, 1973-75. Education: Tufts University, 1970 (B.A.); Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, 1971. Hometown: Santa Fe, N.M. Spouse: Barbara Religion: Catholic Of note: Richardson acted as an unofficial diplomatic negotiator during his tenure in Congress, working to secure the release of prisoners and hostages in Cuba, Iraq, Bangladesh, North Korea and Sudan. He also traveled to Haiti for peace negotiations in 1994, and has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize twice. He is fluent in Spanish, with good speaking and reading abilities in French. Department of Energy

47. New Mexicans For Bill Richardson V. Gonzales
    PUBLISH FILED 9/6/95 UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS TENTH CIRCUIT NEW MEXICANS FORbill richardson, ) bill richardson, ) ) PlaintiffsAppellants, ) ) v. ) No.  
    http://www.law.emory.edu/10circuit/sept95/94-2190.html

48. Genealogy Data
    richardson, bill Death 01.1991 Parents Father richardson, WILLIAM JENNINGSFamily Children richardson, KEITH richardson, KEMP Death 12.1993  
    http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/Trails/2237/genealogy/Gwinn/gedcom/dat15.htm

49. Amb. Bill Richardson
    AMB. bill richardson Former US Ambassador to the United Nations and Secretaryof Energy. OPENING PLENARY SESSION “How to View 9/ll One Year After”.  
    http://www.wmassociation.com/reports/spkers/richardson.html
    
    Extractions: First, the American relationship with Latin America at the beginning of the Bush administration. There were a lot of promising signs: a special relationship with Mexico, a relationship based on perhaps granting amnesty to almost two million immigrants from Mexico. Because of the war on terrorism, because of concern about those who cross the border, somehow that issue is being shelved, and now some tension exists between the United States and its southernmost neighbor, Mexico, which right now has dramatic political implications. On the border, the Hispanic population in the United States is growing dramatically. What else languished? Trade talks. The president was given trade authority by the U.S. Congress, a great victory for the Bush administration. But somehow trade talks, not just in the Western Hemisphere but also relating to the World Trade Organization, involving some difficulties on the steel issue, have been held back. In the domestic arena in the United States, what else happened? Well, pretty much the whole year has been concentrated on the war on terrorism, not just from a foreign policy side but with debate in Congress as to whether the United States should have a Homeland Security Department, bringing in all the various agencies like Immigration, the Border Patrol, the CIA, and others, to have a U.S. response that is more effective and more coherent. That debate is about to conclude now with Congress leaving for the elections, and most likely a new Homeland Security Department will happen, but the big issue is would the president have full powers and not give employees of those departments certain civil protections, union rights. Right now it is, I think, 50-50 whether the president will have full authority to consolidate those departments without any restrictions. This is the debate that is going on at this moment.

50. Bill Richardson Posters Art Prints
    bill richardson Posters Art Prints. Home People Authors bill richardson.bill richardson GALLERY 1 products, Page 1 of 1. bill richardson. Charles Dickens.  
    http://www.dropbears.com/b/broughsbooks/posters/2/n12362-bill-richardson-authors

51. CNN.com - Bill Richardson: 'It's Difficult To Deal With North Korea' - Jan. 11,
    New Mexico Gov. bill richardson, the former US ambassador to the UnitedNations, ended three days of talks with North Korean envoys Saturday.  
    http://www.cnn.com/2003/US/01/11/richardson.cnna/
    
    Extractions: CNN Europe CNN Asia Languages Spanish Portuguese German Italian Korean Arabic Japanese On CNN TV Transcripts Headline News CNN International ... Special Reports SERVICES Video Newswatch E-Mail Services CNN To Go SEARCH Web CNN.com Editor's Note: CNN Access is a regular feature on CNN.com providing interviews with newsmakers from around the world. Story Tools SANTA FE, New Mexico (CNN) New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson, the former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, ended three days of talks with North Korean envoys Saturday. CNN national correspondent Bob Franken spoke with him in Santa Fe shortly after the talks concluded. FRANKEN: Governor, here's what confuses so many people. On the one hand we have this picture of cordiality here and the professed interest by the North Koreas to, in fact, talk this out. And at the same time, there are all these belligerent actions that seem to be taking place. Why is that? RICHARDSON: When you negotiate with North Korea, this is what happens. On the one hand, before negotiations, they're upping the ante with a lot of belligerent initiatives and statements, and then you negotiate with them. This has always been the case when I've negotiated with North Korea. I remembered going to get an American pilot out [after he was shot down when his aircraft crossed the border]. I arrived in North Korea, and the first thing they told me is I had to pay the United States had to pay for the ammunition that knocked the plane down. And so, they're upping the ante just as you're trying to take an action. So this is typical North Korea diplomacy. They're very good at it. They're negative. They up the ante. They've got several tracks going. You just have to know how to deal with it.

52. Bill Richardson A Front-Runner For Secretary Of Energy Post - May 8, 1998
    Related Stories. bill richardson Said To Be Interested In Energy Post (430-98).Search. Help. bill richardson A Front-Runner for Secretary Of Energy Post.  
    http://www.cnn.com/ALLPOLITICS/1998/05/08/richardson/
    
    Extractions: Help WASHINGTON (AllPolitics, May 8) Bill Richardson, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, is the leading candidate to be President Clinton's new energy secretary, sources tell CNN. If that happens, sources say, possible successors at the United Nations include former Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell , Clinton's point man in the recent Northern Ireland peace initiative, veteran diplomat Richard Holbrooke and U.S. Rep. Lee Hamilton of Indiana, ranking Democrat on the House Foreign Affairs Committee. Richardson, 50, a Democratic ex-congressman who represented a key energy-producing state, New Mexico, and served on the House Commerce Committee, would replace Federico Pena, who has announced he is stepping down this summer. A source familiar with the situation described reports of Richardson's resignation from the U.N. ambassadorship as "premature." Other sources also say no final decision has been made. Richardson's spokesman, Calvin Mitchell, says the ambassador has not resigned. If Richardson were to change jobs, he would be free to participate in domestic politics. The U.N. ambassador, attorney general, CIA director and defense secretary are prohibited by law from engaging in such matters.

53. Canadian Book Awards - Burnaby Public Library
    Past winners and nominees of several major prizes.Category Arts Literature World Literature Canadian Awards Also nominated Arnason, David King Jerry Ferguson, Will Ian - How to Be a CanadianGordon, Charles - The Grim Pig richardson, bill - Waiting for Gertrude.  
    http://www.bpl.burnaby.bc.ca/fiction/canawa.htm
    
    Extractions: Inaugurated in 1986 to honour the memory of writer Marian Engel, this prize is awarded each year to a female Canadian writer in mid-career. It is presented by the Writers' Development Trust and provides a cash award of $10,000 to the winner. Awarded in November. Source: Writers' Trust of Canada 2001 Hay, Elizabeth First awarded in 1998, this prize to honours Canadian authors and playwrights. It is given to a Canadian author who has produced an outstanding body of work, has acted as a "caring mentor", and has published a work of fiction or a stage play in the last three years leading up to the prize. It is administered by The Writers' Development Trust in collaboration with the W.O. Mitchell Prize Committee. Every three years the prize will be given to works in French. Presented in June. Source: Writers' Trust of Canada 2002 Leon Rooke

54. ABCNEWS: Bill Richardson ('This Week' Transcript)
    ABC’s Barry Serafin. Joining us now is the secretary of energy, bill richardson.Welcome, Mr. Secretary. bill richardson Thank you, Sam.  
    http://abcnews.go.com/onair/thisweek/transcripts/tw000618_richardson_trans.html

55. Ambassador Bill Richardson, Address At Wheaton College, Norton, Massachusetts To
    Ambassador bill richardson US Permanent Representative to the United Nations Addressat Wheaton College, Norton, Massachusetts to the Annual Otis Social  
    http://www.un.int/usa/98_65.htm
    
    Extractions: Speaking at the Annual Otis Social Justice Symposium at Wheaton College in Norton, Ambassador Richardson warned that to deny, restrict or abrogate any person's human rights is to fly in the face of the global movement toward greater democracy and economic opportunity. Simply put, it is wrong and will not be tolerated. He added, "human rights and respect for the fundamental dignity and freedom of each human being lies at the heart of the American experience." But the Ambassador stressed the universality of human rights. Respect for human rights transcends boundaries and 50 years after the signing of the Declaration of Human Rights, should be one of the unifying factors of the next century. Ambassador Richardson pointed to China and Afghanistan as two examples where, despite international covenants to the contrary, basic human freedoms are being trampled on. With respect to the recent imprisonment of leading dissidents in China, Ambassador Richardson said, "if these reports are accurate, they represent serious violations of internationally accepted human rights standards." What is even more troubling, is that these extrajudicial actions are prohibited by the International Covenant on Civil and Political rights which China has recently agreed to abide by."

56. Ambassador Bill Richardson, Address To The Creve Couer Club’s 100th Anniversary
    Ambassador bill richardson US Permanent Representative to the United Nations Addressto the Creve Couer Club’s 100th Anniversary of the George Washington Day  
    http://www.un.int/usa/98_66.htm
    
    Extractions: Richardson explained that the threats and challenges to American interests are far from clear cut. He cited multilateral issues such as environmental degradation, ethnic conflict, the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, international terrorism and the role of women that are sure to take center stage as the 21st century approaches. He said by working in concert with other countries, America will be better equipped to tackle issues which threaten world peace and America's security. "The question we must face as a nation is how does America maintain its position of international leadership in order to maximize the vast opportunities of the future, while ensuring that the great international threats of our era are minimized," said Richardson. "...First and foremost, we as a nation cannot afford to turn our backs to the world. What's more, the evolving global challenges of the 21st century serve to underscore the critical importance and unique role that international organizations play in protecting the interests of the American people."

57. Bill Richardson Named As Secretary Of Energy
    Issued June 18, 1998. bill richardson biography. PRESIDENT CLINTON NAMESAMBASSADOR bill richardson AS SECRETARY OF THE US DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY.  
    http://www.bnl.gov/bnlweb/pubaf/pr/1998/whpr061898.html
    
    Extractions: Link to Rose Garden Ceremony remarks PRESIDENT CLINTON NAMES AMBASSADOR BILL RICHARDSON AS SECRETARY OF THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY The President today announced his intent to nominate Ambassador Bill Richardson as Secretary of the U.S. Department of Energy. Ambassador Richardson received a B.A. from Tufts University and an M.A. from The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy. In addition, he has received a number of honorary degrees and has been presented with many honors and awards during his career, such as Mexico's highest honor given to non-citizens, the Aztec Golden Eagle award. As Secretary of the U.S. Department of Energy, Ambassador Richardson will direct and supervise the Department's administration, decide major policy issues, act as the principal energy advisor to the President, and serve as the principal spokesman for the Department. Bill Richardson was nominated by President Clinton to be the United States Permanent Representative to the United Nations on December 13, 1996. He is a member of the President's Cabinet and is also a member of the National Security Council. Ambassador Richardson was sworn in to office on February 13, 1997 by Vice President Gore.

58. Princeton - News - U.S. Energy Secretary Bill Richardson To Lecture
    October 17, 2000. Media advisory US Energy Secretary bill richardsonto lecture. WHO bill richardson, United States secretary of energy.  
    http://www.princeton.edu/pr/news/00/q4/1017-richardson.htm
    
    Extractions: Telephone 609-258-3601; Fax 609-258-1301 Contact: Deanna K.G. Ferrante, 609-258-1651 October 17, 2000 Media advisory: WHO: Bill Richardson, United States secretary of energy WHAT: Free public lecture sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs WHEN: Wednesday, Oct. 25 at 4:30 p.m. WHERE: Dodds Auditorium in Robertson Hall on the Princeton campus Sworn in as the ninth secretary of energy on August 18, 1998, Bill Richardson is known for a hands-on style of management. In his two years of service as secretary, he has instituted a reform of security programs and established new counter-intelligence measures, including an innovative cyber security program. Richardson also has enhanced nuclear safety and security in Russia by signing a series of nonproliferation agreements and instituting a live interactive video link between the Department of Energy and the Russian Ministry of Atomic Energy, allowing experts to have instant communication in times of nuclear and environmental emergencies. Before becoming energy secretary, Richardson served as U. S. ambassador to the United Nations from 1997 - 1998 and served seven terms as U. S. congressman from New Mexico.

59. Interview | Bill Richardson
    Books by bill richardson Canada Customs (1988); Queen of All theDustballs (1992); bill richardson is the quintessential Canadian.  
    http://collection.nlc-bnc.ca/100/202/300/january/2001/01-01-08/brichardson.html
    
    Extractions: Books by Bill Richardson: There are writers so steeped in the hype and hubris around their work that talking to them is like going on an extended PR tour. Sometimes the work in question doesn't back this hype but it doesn't matter much to them. The machine is in motion and they follow. And then there are those authors whose ability to write in several genres seems to push against their own success. Writers whose ability to tell many types of stories well and elegantly, combined with their own inability to see their work as important or meaningful, fights against the success of their books in the wider world. Bill Richardson is the quintessential Canadian. One gets the feeling that, were you to step on his foot, he'd apologize profusely. The publication of his most recent work

60. Praising Our Diplomatic Corps -- Hon. Bill Richardson (extension Of Remarks)
    PRAISING OUR DIPLOMATIC CORPS HON. bill richardson (Extension of Remarks April30, 1996). Page E662. HON. bill richardson. in the House of Representatives.  
    http://www.fas.org/irp/congress/1996_cr/h960530a.htm
    
    Extractions: PRAISING OUR DIPLOMATIC CORPS HON. BILL RICHARDSON (Extension of Remarks - April 30, 1996) [Page: E662] HON. BILL RICHARDSON in the House of Representatives TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1996 Mr. RICHARDSON. Mr. Speaker, as a member of our Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence , I have had the unique opportunity to participate in a number of highly sensitive foreign affairs missions. In each of my overseas assignments, I have had the great pleasure of working with exceptional members of our diplomatic corps. Sadly, the corps is not always appreciated as the State Department has been under siege, even by some Members of this body who seek to undermine the activity of our diplomatic corps to properly represent U.S. interests and citizens overseas. The work that our diplomats do in representing this country has a profound impact. Their work enables our country to engage in international business, but more importantly, they save our country blood by defusing crises before we need to send our military. Ambassadors, and indeed our entire diplomatic corps, are our country's first line of defense and are critical to our national security and interest. Our most able Ambassador to Spain, the Honorable Richard Gardner recently presented an eloquent case defending and explaining the work of our diplomats. I urge my colleagues to review Ambassador Gardner's March 29, 1996, speech to the American Society of International Law which is excerpted here.

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