41. Surfhistory.com - Biographies: Robert "wingnut" Weaver Profile robert weaver Beach, California. robert weaver—nicknamed Wingnut—stakeda claim before just about, INTERVIEW . anyone. http://www.surfhistory.com/html/profiles/weaver.html

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42. Surfhistory.com - Biographies: Robert "wingnut" Weaver One of these was a young surfer from Newport Beach, California. robert weaver—nicknamedWingnut—staked a claim before just about anyone. http://www.surfhistory.com/v3/profiles/weaver.html

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43. Descendants Of Robert B Weaver Children of robert weaver and SUSAN are 2. 2. HANS 2 weaver (robert B. 1 ) wasborn December 10, 1776 in Killyleigh Ireland, and died February 20, 1866. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ridge/6052/weaver.html

You are listening to "Miss MacLeods Reel" a traditional Scottish midi. Descendants of Robert B. Weaver Generation No. 1 1. R OBERT B W EAVER was born 1742 in Ireland, and died 1817 in Ireland. He married S USAN More About S USAN Fact 1: STEWART is possiby last name. Fact 2: emigratred with her son Hans family and several other of her children. Children of R OBERT W EAVER and S USAN are: i. JUDITH WEAVER, b. 1768; d. 1848. 2. ii. HANS WEAVER, b. December 10, 1776, Killyleigh Ireland; d. February 20, 1866. 3. iii. GRACE WEAVER, b. 1788; d. August 22, 1863. Generation No. 2 H ANS W EAVER (R OBERT B was born December 10, 1776 in Killyleigh Ireland, and died February 20, 1866. He married S USANAH C LELAND in Ireland. More About H ANS W EAVER Fact 1: 1820, Emigrated to Philadelphia from Killyleigh, County Down, Ireland.. Fact 2: Moved to Guernsey County. Children of H ANS W EAVER and S USANAH C LELAND are: i. ROBERT STEWART WEAVER, b. July 20, 1807, Ireland; d. March 22, 1893. ii. JUDITH WEAVER, b. October 03, 1810; d. June 01, 1818. iii. NELLIE WEAVER, b. 1813, Ireland; d. February 15, 1829.

44. Military & Pension Record Of Robert Weaver Military Pension Record of robert weaver. Military Records. Descriptive Rolland Account of Pay and Clothing of robert weaver, Co. F, 73 rd Regt. Ills. http://www.geocities.com/roots1620/RWPen.htm

Military Records Military Company Muster Roll 21 Aug 1862— Robert is mustered in as a private in Capt. Montgomery’s Co, 73esd Regiment of Illinois Infantry. His age is listed as 20 years; he enrolled July 20, 1862, in Logan County, IL, for a period of 3 years. Nov/Dec 1862— Under Remarks: On detached service in Battery G 1 st MO Artillery since Dec. 12 ( he remains with the 1 st MO Artillery for the remainder of his service) Mar/Apr 1863— stationed near Murfreesboro, TN May/June 1863— stationed at Rock Creek, six miles north of Tullahoma July/Aug 1863— stationed at Stevenson, AL June3-Oct. 31, 1863— stationed at Chattanooga TN, where they stay until Sept 1864 Sept/Oct 1864— stationed at Atlanta, GA Nov/Dec 1864— stationed at Lookout Mountain, GA until the end of the war June 12, 1865— Muster-out took place in Nashville TN. Robert was paid $63 in wages and $25 in bounty money, with $75 still being owed him. Descriptive Roll and Account of Pay and Clothing of Robert Weaver, Co. F, 73 rd Regt. Ills. Volunteers Robert Weaver, Private, age 20 years.

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47. GSSRS 1999 - Robert M. Weaver weaver, robert M., Va Tech, Blacksburg, VA 24061. Manganese oxide surfacesare active sorbents and oxidants of heavy metals in natural environments. http://www.geol.vt.edu/research/gssrs/GSSRS99/weaver.html

THE SORPTIVE AND OXIDATIVE PROPERTIES OF MANGANESE OXIDE SURFACES WEAVER, Robert M., Va Tech, Blacksburg, VA 24061 Manganese oxide surfaces are active sorbents and oxidants of heavy metals in natural environments. It is believed that Mn-oxides are the primary oxidants of many aqueous metals, including Cr(III) and Co(II). Although the sorptive and oxidative behavior of Mn-oxides is well known from field and experimental evidence, the actual mechanisms responsible for this behavior remain unresolved. Redox-active Mn surface-sites, structural cavities, defects and microtopography have been suggested as the most reactive sites. However, these claims are based primarily on evidence from bulk solution chemistry and lack supporting observations of Mn-oxide surface reactions at the microscopic level. Due to the environmental importance and potential applications of these poorly understood properties of Mn-oxide minerals, this study focuses on understanding how structural (surface and bulk) and chemical heterogeneities catalyze the observed reactions and surface behavior. In this study we utilize surface sensitive microscopies (e.g. AFM) and spectroscopies (e.g. XPS) to locate, identify and quantify the reactive sites and reaction products. In situ fluid-cell AFM observations of manganite (MnOOH) surfaces exposed to Cr(III) solutions reveal that the surface experiences simultaneous reductive dissolution and local Cr adsorption and/or surface precipitation (Figure 1). XPS analysis on manganite surfaces exposed to similar Cr(III) solutions detect both Cr(III) and Cr(VI), indicating that surface catalysis had occurred. Future results from ICP and ion exchange collected on Cr(III) solutions exposed to Mn-oxides will quantify the partitioning of Cr species between the solid and solution as a function of Cr concentratoin (i.e. determine adsorption isotherms). Additional results from UHV STM/STS experiments may ultimately reveal the electronic structure of the specific surface site(s) responsible for the sorption and redox reactions.

48. Robert M. Weaver: Research robert M. weaver Research. Ph.D. Candidate, Geochemistry. THE SORPTIVEAND OXIDATIVE PROPERTIES OF MANGANESE OXIDE SURFACES. Manganese http://www.geol.vt.edu/gradstu/rweaver/research.html

Robert M. Weaver: Research Ph.D. Candidate, Geochemistry THE SORPTIVE AND OXIDATIVE PROPERTIES OF MANGANESE OXIDE SURFACES Manganese oxide surfaces are active sorbents and oxidants of heavy metals in natural environments. It is believed that Mn-oxides are the primary oxidants of many aqueous metals, including Cr(III) and Co(II). Although the sorptive and oxidative behavior of Mn-oxides is well known from field and experimental evidence, the actual mechanisms responsible for this behavior remain unresolved. Redox-active Mn surface-sites, structural cavities, defects and microtopography have been suggested as the most reactive sites. However, these claims are based primarily on evidence from bulk solution chemistry and lack supporting observations of Mn-oxide surface reactions at the microscopic level. Due to the environmental importance and potential applications of these poorly understood properties of Mn-oxide minerals, this study focuses on understanding how structural (surface and bulk) and chemical heterogeneities catalyze the observed reactions and surface behavior. In this study we utilize surface sensitive microscopies (e.g. AFM) and spectroscopies (e.g. XPS) to locate, identify and quantify the reactive sites and reaction products. In situ fluid-cell AFM observations of manganite (MnOOH) surfaces exposed to Cr(III) solutions reveal that the surface experiences simultaneous reductive dissolution and local Cr adsorption and/or surface precipitation (Figure 1). XPS analysis on manganite surfaces exposed to similar Cr(III) solutions detect both Cr(III) and Cr(VI), indicating that surface catalysis had occurred. Future results from ICP and ion exchange collected on Cr(III) solutions exposed to Mn-oxides will quantify the partitioning of Cr species between the solid and solution as a function of Cr concentratoin (i.e. determine adsorption isotherms). Additional results from UHV STM/STS experiments may ultimately reveal the electronic structure of the specific surface site(s) responsible for the sorption and redox reactions.

49. Robert C. Weaver, "The Negro As An American" robert C. weaver, The Negro as an American June 13, 1963 (robert C. weaver servedas the nation's first black cabinet member Johnson's Secretary of Housing http://www.ku.edu/carrie/docs/texts/weaver.html

Robert C. Weaver, "The Negro as an American" June 13, 1963 (Robert C. Weaver served as the nation's first black cabinet member: Johnson's Secretary of Housing and Urban Development.) When the average well-informed and well-intentioned white American discusses the issue of race with his negro counterpart there are many areas of agreement. There are also certain significant areas of disagreement. Negro Americans usually feel that whites exaggerate progress; while whites frequently feel that negroes minimize gains. Then there are differences relative to the responsibility of negro leadership. It is in these areas of dispute that some of the most subtle and revealing aspects of negro-white relationships reside. And it is to the subtle and less obvious aspects of this problem that I wish to direct my remarks. Most middle-class white Americans frequently ask, "Why do negroes push so? They have made phenomenal progress in 100 years of freedom, so why don't their leaders do something about the crime rate and illegitimacy?" To them I would reply that when negroes press for full equality now they are behaving as all other Americans would under similar circumstances. Every American has the right to be treated as a human being and striving for human dignity is a national characteristic. Also, there is nothing inconsistent in such action and realistic self-appraisal. Indeed, as I shall develop, self-help programs among non-whites, if they are to be effective, must go hand-in-glove with the opening of new opportunities.

50. Department Of Molecular Biosciences robert F. weaver Ph.D., Duke University, 1969 Professor, Associate Dean, Collegeof Liberal Arts and Sciences 3037 Haworth (785) 8643399; email rweaver@ku http://www.ku.edu/~mb/bcmpcb/weaver.html

Faculty in the Department of Molecular Biosciences Robert F. Weaver Ph.D., Duke University, 1969 Professor, Associate Dean, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 3037 Haworth (785) 864-3399; email: rweaver@ku.edu We are interested in the control of transcription in eukaryotes, particularly the great switch in transcription that occurs when viruses infect their host cells. We are studying a baculovirus a DNA virus that infects caterpillars. Transcription in insect cells infected by this virus occurs in three stages: early, late, and very late. The switch from early to late transcription occurs at the onset of viral DNA replication 6-7 hours post-infection. Representative Publications Fan, X., McLachlin, J.R., and Weaver, R.F. 1998. Identification and characterization of a protein kinase-interacting protein encoded by the Autographa californica nuclear polyhedrosis virus. Virology 240:175-182. Beniya, H., Funk, C.J., Rohrmann, G.F., and Weaver, R.F. 1996. Purification of a virus-induced RNA polymerase from Autographa californica nuclear polyhedrosis virus-infected Spodoptera frugiperda ... cells that accurately initiates late and very late transcription in vitro. Virology 216:12-19. Fan, X., Thirunavukkarasu, K., and Weaver, R.F. 1996. Temperature- sensitive mutations in the protein kinase-1 (pk-1) gene of the Autographa californica nuclear polyhedrosis virus that block very late gene expresssion. Virology 224:1-9.

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52. Robert D. Weaver - Penn State AERS Faculty Member robert D. weaver. The Pennsylvania State University 207D Armsby BuildingUniversity Park, PA 16802 Phone (814) 8638632 FAX (814 http://www.aers.psu.edu/d/fac/weaver.htm

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54. Schomburg - Manuscripts - Collections A-D weaver, Ella Papers. weaver, robert C. Papers. weaver, robert C. Papers FindingAid. weaver, robert Papers (Additions). Webster, Milton P. Collection. http://www2.nypl.org/home/research/schomburg/scmmss_titles.cfm?trg6=W

55. Robert Weaver - No 12 Original work of art by robert weaver. robert weaver. NO. 12. Artist weaver, robert(Stilwell, Kansas, born, 1935). Date 1977. Medium ORIGINAL LITHOGRAPH. http://artoftheprint.com/artistpages/weaver_robert_no12.htm

ROBERT WEAVER NO. 12 Artist: WEAVER, ROBERT (Stilwell, Kansas, born, 1935) Date: Medium: ORIGINAL LITHOGRAPH Publisher: LANDFALL PRESS, CHICAGO Note: Robert Weaver: Known equally for his paintings and original lithographs, Robert Weaver studied art at the Kansas City Art Institute, the University of New Mexico (BFA-1965) and at the University of Nebraska (MFA-1968). He began exhibiting his art in 1970 and participated in shows in Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City and Detroit. His art is now included in a number of public and private collections such as the Museum of Nebraska Art, University of Nebraska. Throughout his career Weaver has specialized in both portraits and scenes of the American West. Nothing changed the West more than the locomotive and its relentless drive to the Pacific Ocean. In “ No. 12 ”, Weaver’s bold point of view portrayal emphasizes both the strength and inevitability of this historic engine. Edition: Limited Edition of Fifty Impressions, Numbered 47/50.

56. World Billfish Series, Angler Profile robert weaver MOBILE, ALABAMA. PROFILE FORTHCOMING. http://www.worldbillfishseries.com/anglerProfile/robertWeaver.html

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57. Robert E. Weaver - Spanierman Gallery, LLC robert E. weaver Wagon 97 (Click to enlarge) robert E. weaver (1914-1991) Wagon97, 1937 (Oil on masonite, 31 x 48 inches) Signed and deted lower left RE http://www.spanierman.com/american2002/weaver970291_m.htm

58. LBJ Library Images Of Secretary Robert Weaver http://www.lbjlib.utexas.edu/johnson/AV.hom/images/Weaver/weaver.shtm

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59. Robert Weaver's Biography robert weaver's Biography. Bob weaver has served in government fornearly 25 years and in the Secret Service for nearly 20 years. http://www.infragard-ct.org/bios/robert_weaver.html

Home About Us News Meetings ... Contact Us Robert Weaver's Biography Bob Weaver has served in government for nearly 25 years and in the Secret Service for nearly 20 years. He currently holds the position of Assistant Special Agent in Charge of the New York Field Office, and also serves as the head of the New York Electronic Crimes Task Force. As part of his duties, he is responsible for coordinating and supporting a wide range of financial crime investigations - including critical infrastructure protection, various forms of electronic crimes, credit card fraud, identity theft and telecommunications fraud as well as training our law enforcement and private industry partners in the criminal abuses of technology and how to prevent them. Bob began his career with the Secret Service in 1982 as a Special Agent assigned to the Washington Field Office, and since that time has served in a variety of positions, including Team Leader of the Secret Service's Counter Assault Team and a tour of duty with the Vice Presidential Protective Division. Prior to joining the Secret Service, Bob earned his undergraduate degree from Central Connecticut State University and subsequently served with the Federal Bureau of Investigation and as an assistant to Supreme Court Justice Warren Burger.

60. Arts Of Nebraska On STATEWIDE Interactive robert weaver The Picture Show, presenting Nebraska artists in the permanentcollection of the Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery, Lincoln, Nebraska. . http://net.unl.edu/swi/arts/Weaver.html

Home News Perspective Sports ... Curriculum Connections Originally aired March, 1998 Robert Weaver-Painter Robert Weaver "The Picture Show, presenting Nebraska artists in the permanent collection of the Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery, Lincoln, Nebraska." [NARRATOR] "On a farm south of Lincoln, Nebraska, is the home of Robert Weaver. His studio is at the top of a stepladder leaned against a shed. He is a versatile artist, producing etchings, paintings, lithographs drawn from landscapes, still life and portraits. Before Robert Weaver puts chalk to paper or brush to canvas he engages in first-hand research with the subject." [Robert Weaver] "I don't like to go in and paint something I don't know anything about, you know. I like to experience or... know something about what I do. I like trains. I like to paint, you know, big front views of them. I got aboard that switcher and rode it for... for about thirteen miles and I... I hopped a few freights when I was a little younger type of thing. I like to have that... that kind of experience if I can about most all my subjects." [NARRATOR] "Robert Weaver grew up during World War II."

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