61. Bill Asenjo's Electronic Portfolio Administrator. Cindy penney received her MA in Nursing Administration fromUI and a BA in Nursing from Luther College. 2001 by bill Asenjo. http://www.consideration.org/asenjo/newsletter3.html

Catherine Pesek-Bird, D.O. Assistant Professor After earning her D.O. from the Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine in 1993, Cathy completed a Chicago Osteopathic Medical System internship in 1994. She completed a residency in Internal Medicine at UIHC 1997, followed by a cardiology fellowship. Cathy joined our faculty as an Assistant Professor in July. Dr. Pesek-Bird serves as attending on the echocardiography service, Chad's clinical interests focus on inpatient cardiology units, and outpatient clinics. Cathy also provides leadership on UI's High Risk Pregnancy Program and EECP. Cathy's husband is David Bird. Chad Williams, M.D. Associate Professor After receiving his M.D. from the University of Iowa, Chad Williams completed his residency at the University of Oklahoma, returning here for a fellowship in cardiology. In 1975, Chad joined the staff of Iowa Methodist Medical Center in Des Moines where he established their Internal Medicine Residency, first cardiac cath labs, and eleven outreach clinics. He also served as CEO for the Mid-lowa Heart Institute in Des Moines. Chad's clinical interests focus on general cardiology and echocardiography. Along with echo responsibilities, he attends on inpatient units and outpatient clinic. Chad is working to develop closer ties with our former fellows and other Iowa physicians.

62. The Stanier 8F Locomotive Society Limited Ken Horan, Geoff Hunt, Derek Huntriss, Alan Jarvis, Michael Mensing, Gavin Morrison,Les Nixon, Vic Nutton, Trevor Owen, Derek penney, bill Potter, Keith http://www.8fsociety.co.uk/book.htm

The Stanier 8F Locomotive Society Limited Registered Charity No 261751 WORKING STEAM: STANIER 8F's A MAJOR NEW WORK ABOUT STANIER 8F LOCOMOTIVES WRITTEN BY SOCIETY MEMBERS The Stanier 8F Locomotive Society is pleased to offer for sale copies of a major work on 8F's. To introduce this excellent book some extracts from some published reviews follow:- "...for those who want a nostalgia fix or want to remember for a few moments the times when Britain had railways that worked, then this book should be standard issue on library shelves. And if you are a camera enthusiast your eyes will drink in images captured by some of Britain's best railway photographers" Burnley Express "The captions are to a good standard, as is the reproduction and printing. Three pleasant overseas views are included too. I had many favourite views in this album, which is also a good reference source for modellers as very often the wider scene - including so many railway "details" - is pictured. Three views on the GCR are included in the album, which is sure to be popular." Main Line Magazine "One of the great steam railway engines of all time, Sir William Stanier's unromantically designated 8F, was so significant that it still has an enthusiastic locomotive society dedicated to its preservation. Now, there is a well deserved literary and colourful, pictorial tribute to the locomotives...Many of the photographs used in the book were taken on what was essentially the 8Fs home patch, the north west - and so the scenery as well as the trains provide great interest. For all who remain fascinated by the age of steam this book is a treasure trove of nostalgia.

63. Native American Art Studies Association 2528, 1991, Sioux Falls, SD bill Holm honoree President David penney Vice PresidentMargaret Blackman Secretary/Treasurer Linda Margolin Board Arthur http://www.nativearts.org/april01/history.html

INDEX ...By-laws, 1984 ...By-laws, 1993 ...NAASA Conference History NAASA Conference History NAASA Conference History Pre-NAASA Conference - Oct. 24-26, 1979, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM 1st Conference - April 22-24,1981, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ NAASA established President: Lee Anne Wilson Vice President: JoAllyn Archambault Secretary/Treasurer: Erin Younger Board: George Abrams Frederick Dockstader Helen Schuster Gail Tremblay 2nd NAASA Conference - March22-24, 1982, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa 3rd NAASA Conference - Sept. 11-15, 1983, University of Washington, Seattle, WA President: Lee Anne Wilson Vice President: JoAllyn Archambault Secretary/Treasurer: Erin Younger Board: George Abrams George Longfish Joyce Herold Helen Schuster 4th NAASA Conference - Oct. 16-19, 1985, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor and Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit, MI President: Joyce Herald (elected) Vice President: Evan Maurer Secretary/Treasurer: Barbara Stone Board: Janet Berlo Ric Glazer Danay Aldona Jonaitis Barbara Loeb David Penney Brother Simon George Longfish 5th NAASA Conference - Sept. 23-26, 1987, Denver Museum of Natural History, Denver, CO

64. A Directory Of Ontario New Democrats East) Web Site PAXTON, Jonathan (ErieLincoln) PEAT, Daniel (Niagara Centre) 301197PELLETIER, David (Toronto Centre-Rosedale) penney, bill (Kingston The http://www.web.net/~ondp/directory.html

As part of our project to bring New Democrats from across Ontario together, we've created a directory of Ontario New Democrats. We call this the Internet Neighbourhood . It is our hope that New Democrats from all parts of Ontario use this as a tool to obtain and to disperse information. To organize, to communicate and to help each other. Watch this space for frequent updates. Hit the Reload/Refresh button to see the latest listings. Please DO NOT use any names to create mailing lists without the express permission of the person or persons in question. It would be very impolite. (Click on a letter. The selection will appear at the top of your screen) Updated 28 July, 1999 A ABASSI, Hakim (Carleton-Gloucester) A'HERN, Michael (Toronto Centre-Rosedale) ALEXANDER, Peter (Parkdale-High Park) ALLAIRE, Denis (Simcoe-Grey) ALT, Phil (Guelph) ANGUS, Iain (Thunder Bay) ANGUS, Lee (York Centre) ARTEMIW, David (Mississauga South) ASHBY, Denise (Beaches-East York) ASHTON, John Lambton-Kent-Middlesex WEBSITE ATKINSON, Jeff (Ottawa Centre) ATTFIELD, Mary

65. Indian Country The bill needs to be reviewed by the Indian Affairs Council, consisting of all fiveIdaho tribes, legislative leaders and the governor’s office, penney said. http://www.shobannews.com/archives/feb_6_2003_national.html

Home Page Local News Education Health ... Subscribe Nez Perce Tribe disappointed in cigarette tax proposal The bill introduced Thursday will be returned to the Revenue and Taxation Committee. Cigarette sales on Indian reservations are currently not subject to state taxes. Tobacco retailers have long complained of the unfair competitive advantage the tribes present, especially in northern Idaho. The bill claims the tax would raise $4.8 million for the state general fund, which pays for most state services, and add $3.8 million to the permanent building fund; based on sales of 50 million packs of cigarettes. Top Bill outlawing racial profiling being considered in Montana A civil-rights lawyer said that while the bill is a good start, it does not do enough to prevent discrimination by police. House Bill 293, sponsored by Rep. Frank Smith, D-Poplar, would require all police agencies in the state to develop policies against singling out suspects because of their race. It also would require establishing penalties for officers who violate the policies. It does not require law enforcement to compile data on traffic enforcement to examine whether officers engage in racial profiling. That was a requirement of a racial profiling bill narrowly defeated in the house during the 2001 Legislature.

66. GENUKI : Aberystwyth Voices 93. penney, Mr Mrs bill, 76, Pier Café, c1935, 12. Parker, Don, born1934, 71, 72, 73, 74, 76, 83, penney, bill, born 1918, 76. Penny http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/wal/CGN/Aberystwyth/AberVoices.html

Aberystwyth Aberystwyth Voices By William Troughton Tempus Oral History Series, 2000 Indexed by Lynne Kleingertner Available for lookups on the South/West Wales Lookup Exchange Copies of photographs can not be provided Contents Photographs Contributors People ... Boats Photographs Return to top Aberystwyth beach, c1930, 9 Aberystwyth Town FC,1937-38, 94 Alexandra Road School class, c1910, 8 Alexandra Road School pupils, 1935, 27 Ardwyn Chess Club, 1931, 34 Ardwyn Cricket Team, c1936, 35 Ardwyn Grammar School, c1930, 32 Ardwyn Grammar School prefects, c1937, 36 Ardwyn School, gymnastic display at Royal Welsh Show, 1933, 35 Ardwyn School, Iolanthe performance, 1940, 31 Ardwyn Tennis Team, 1936-37, 36 Arthur House football team, 1936-37, 28 Arthur Lewis's slide show advertisement, 1926, 23 "B" Company 1st Cardiganshire Home Guard, c1940, 81 Black Horse Pub, c1930, 114 Black Horse Pub and Glenhurst Villas, 120 Brewery workers, c1935, 50/51 Chamberlain, Watty, 127 Central Hotel, c1950, 113 Clareen, 19 Coastguards c1942, 82 College Hall fire, 1933, 53

67. Www-font@w3.org From July To September 1997: Re: Current Downlo Laurence penney http//www Previous message bill Entenman Re Take us off! ;Maybe in reply to Art Pollard Current Downloadable Font Status . ; http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-font/1997JulSep/0052.html

Re: Current Downloadable Font Status.... From: Laurence Penney ( lorp@truetype.demon.co.uk Date: Tue, Aug 26 1997 Next message: Clive Bruton: "Re: Font Size discrepancies across platforms (was Re: Current Downloadable Font Status....)" Previous message: Bill Entenman: "Re: Take us off!" Maybe in reply to: Art Pollard: "Current Downloadable Font Status...." Next in thread: Clive Bruton: "Re: Current Downloadable Font Status...." Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Other mail archives: [this mailing list] [other W3C mailing lists] Mail actions: [ respond to this message ] [ mail a new topic ] lorp@truetype.demon.co.uk www-font@w3.org ... http://www.truetype.demon.co.uk/ Next message: Clive Bruton: "Re: Font Size discrepancies across platforms (was Re: Current Downloadable Font Status....)" Previous message: Bill Entenman: "Re: Take us off!" Maybe in reply to: Art Pollard: "Current Downloadable Font Status...." Next in thread: Clive Bruton: "Re: Current Downloadable Font Status...." Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Other mail archives: [this mailing list] [other W3C mailing lists] Mail actions: [ respond to this message ] [ mail a new topic ]

68. '83 Reunions Jennifer Freund Pardee, Charlie Parkhurst, Laura Pope Pavlovich, Alexander Pendino,Cynthia Tougas penney Jeff penney, Jamie Peretz, bill Plonk, Jenny Prior http://alumni.princeton.edu/~cl1983/15th.html

th Reunion Home Find Classmates Reunions ... Archive th Reunion Look who* came back for our 15 th * This is the pre-Reunion registration list... undoubtedly many other classmates have attended. For additional information on this site, please contact the Site Manager. Last update: 10 December, 2002. Home Find Classmates Reunions Annual Giving ... Archive

69. Teamsters Local # 170 David Luhtala, Herb Nelson, Nancy Taylor, John Morris, James Shea, Roger Anderson,Tom Canniff, J. Michael O'Brien, Charlotte penney, bill McGee, Richard http://teamsterslocal170.prodigybiz.com/BLOODDRIVE.html

Teamsters Local # 170 Blood Drive JUNE 15, 2002 BLOOD DRIVE Local #170's Summer Blood Drive was held on Saturday, June 15, 2002 from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM. We had 85 participants and collected 64 pints of blood. A nice, big "THANK YOU" to the Committee and to everyone who participated!! Home Page Home Page cont'd Contact Info Moving? ... Map Maps by www.expediamaps.com

70. El Paso Electric - Your Home - El Paso Electric Offices And Authorized Payment A Agents EPE OFFICES You may start/stop service, pay your bill or direct West NortheastCentral Lower Valley East Socorro Downtown JC penney's Department Store http://www.epelectric.com/internetsite/yhome.nsf/by subject/El Paso Electric Off

El Paso Electric Search: Quick Links: - Select A Link - Doing Business with EPE Energy Library Safety World! Home About EPE Investor Relations Transmission ... Volunteer Programs El Paso Electric Offices and Authorized Payment Agents El Paso Electric Customer Service Offices Authorized Payment Agents EPE OFFICES You may start/stop service, pay your bill or direct any inquiry and obtain information at the following locations. Texas New Mexico Customer Services Call Center E-mail: customerservices@epelectric.com Monday - Friday Business Hours: 8 a.m. - 7 p.m. IN TEXAS El Paso Chelmont 5006 Montana Avenue El Paso, Texas 79903-4902 Business Hours: 8 a.m. - 4 p.m., Monday-Friday For your convenience, 24-hour drop boxes are located at our Chelmont office and The Centre office, 123 W. Mills. Fabens 200 East Main Street Fabens, Texas 79838-0218 Business Hours: 8 a.m. - 4 p.m., Monday-Friday Phone: (915) 543-5970 Van Horn 207 West Second Van Horn, Texas 79855 Business Hours: 8 a.m. - 11 a.m. and 12 - 4 p.m. CT, Monday-Friday Phone: (915) 283-2086 IN NEW MEXICO Las Cruces 201 North Water Street Las Cruces, New Mexico 88001

71. Courts.state.ar.us/opinions/1996/cr951205.txt Rohlman further told the jury that Jeannie Allen received a JC penney's bill on anaccount which she no longer had at the store and that an expensive ring had http://courts.state.ar.us/opinions/1996/cr951205.txt

72. FIE 2002 Author Index Education I Curriculum and Resources Renee McCauley and bill Manaris. McFarlane,penney REMOTE COLLABORATIVE TEACHING FOR COMPUTER SCIENCE Session T1E http://fie.engrng.pitt.edu/fie2002/authors/M.htm

FIE 2002 Author Index A B C D ... Z M This file contains a listing of all conference authors whose last name begins with the letter M. The list is arranged alphabetically by the author's last name. Click on the title of the paper to see the paper. Click on the additional authors to see their Author Index entries. MacNeil, Paul E. ASSESSMENT AND DESIGN OF INSTRUCTION FOR VARIABLE-ATTENDANCE/DISTANCE-LEARNING ALN GRADUATE SOFTWARE ENGINEERING EDUCATION Session T4E: Distance Learning IV - Course and Program Design Paul E. MacNeil and John H. Reece Madhavan, Vis VIRTUAL REALITY MEGA-CASE THROUGHOUT THE CURRICULUM Session T4F: Learning Technologies IV - Virtual Reality and Multimedia Larry Whitman , Vis Madhavan, Janet Twomey Don Malzahn and Krishna Krishnan Madhyastha, Tara EDUCATIONAL APPLETS FOR ACTIVE LEARNING IN PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS Session T1F: Learning Technologies I - Simulation and Visualization Jessica Masters , Tara Madhyastha and Ali Shakouri TEACHING TECHNICAL WRITING FOR COMPUTER ENGINEERS USING THE WEB Session S2E: New Learning Models VIII - New Paradigms for the Web Tara Madhyastha Maffia, Gennaro J.

73. Gimme Shelter: Excavations At Rockhouse Cave to this effort included Scott and Glenn Akridge, Rosemary Bergeron, Lynn Boise, LindaDriggers, Mary Ann Goodman, Danny Moore, Clara penney, bill Shumaker, and http://rockart.uark.edu/rhexcav.html

Gimme Shelter: Test Excavations at Rockhouse Cave (3CN20) in Petit Jean State Park By George Sabo III Arkansas Archeological Survey The purpose of the test excavations in Rockhouse Cave was to determine what kinds of archeological deposits existed beneath the floor of the shelter, what condition (disturbed or intact) these deposits were in, and what kinds of material remains these deposits contained. This information was required by Petit Jean State Park in order to plan effectively for the preservation of the site. Consequently, a cooperative program involving members of the Survey, the Society, and Petit Jean State Park was implemented. Description of the excavations and a preliminary assessment of our findings can be most easily summarized by individual floor space areas tested within the shelter. These areas are indicated by the letters A - E on Figure 1. Figure 1. Excavation Plan Map

74. Surnames L-R Denis Pearson, Matthew Pearson, Christian Peckham, Pippa Pendennis, Richard Pendlebury,Jennie Pennant, Stephen penney, Stephen penney, bill Perrins, Nancy http://www.ringing.info/emailsL-R.html

Surnames L-R Alan Ladd Jeff Ladd Pauline Laing Stephen Lake ... Ringing World Editor also Letters Manager Notices Peal Reports ... Surnames E through K Surnames L through R Surnames S through Z Page maintained by Roger Bailey. Last updated 3rd February 2003; 2730 entries. Click this link for a comprehensive list of other change-ringing links.

75. Testimonials For Coaching Directors manager and leader. . bill penney, MD, Ashton penney Partnership Ltd. 'bill Ford is extremely skilled at what he does. However good http://www.life-coaching-uk.co.uk/testimonials.htm

Subscribe FREE to One Minute Coach News Please enter your email address ... insightful and worth it's weight in gold Home Coaching Discussion board Our Life Coaching and Executive Mentoring Services: Life Coaching and Executive Mentoring Life and Executive Coaching Workshops Coaching Case Studies Finding out about Life Coaching UK: Contact Life Coaching UK About Bill Ford Newsletter Life Coaching Links What others think of our Life Coaching and Mentoring Services: Testimonials Life Coaching Client List Life Coaching in the press Life Coaching for a greater Business and Personal Life Life Coaching UK Testimonials from our executive coaching and mentoring programmes... "I came to Bill Ford because I couldn’t work any harder in my role so I needed to find ways of working smarter to achieve my career goals. He helped me to understand how I needed to modify my approach to management. The new skills I have learned have helped me to resolve a number of long standing business issues which have helped my business to become more successful than it would have been otherwise. I am also working considerably fewer hours and have been able to introduce a better balance between work and personal life." Simon Swetenham, Chief Executive, Swetenhams

76. Articles:Listing ID bill needs to be reviewed by the Indian Affairs Council, consisting of members ofall five Idaho tribes, legislative leaders and the governor's office, penney http://www.tobacco.org/articles/state/ID/?printable=1

77. Untitled On December 7, 1999, Webb signed an application for employment with billpenney Motor Company, Inc. EMPLOYER bill penney MOTOR COMPANY INC. http://www.wallacejordan.com/decisions/Opinions2003/1000651.htm

Rel: 02/21/03 Ex parte Webb Notice: This opinion is subject to formal revision before publication in the advance sheets of Southern Reporter . Readers are requested to notify the Reporter of Decisions , Alabama Appellate Courts, 300 Dexter Avenue, Montgomery, Alabama 36104-3741 ((334) 242-4621), of any typographical or other errors, in order that corrections may be made before the opinion is printed in Southern Reporter SUPREME COURT OF ALABAMA OCTOBER TERM, 2002-2003 Ex parte David Webb PETITION FOR WRIT OF MANDAMUS (In re: David Webb v. William E. Penney, Sr. Madison Circuit Court, CV-00-1621 JOHNSTONE , Justice. Petitioner-plaintiff David Webb petitions this Court for a writ of mandamus directing Judge Bruce E. Williams of the Madison County Circuit Court to vacate his order compelling Webb to arbitrate his claims against defendant William E. Penney, Sr. We grant the petition and issue the writ. On December 7, 1999, Webb signed an application for employment with Bill Penney Motor Company, Inc. That application contained an arbitration provision: "I UNDERSTAND THAT IT IS A CONDITION OF MY EMPLOYMENT WITH THIS COMPANY THAT I AGREE TO SETTLE ANY DISPUTE ARISING OUT OF MY EMPLOYMENT THROUGH BINDING ARBITRATION RATHER THAN THROUGH A LAWSUIT, AND THAT BY ACCEPTING EMPLOYMENT WITH THIS COMPANY I AM WAIVING MY RIGHT TO A JURY TRIAL IN THESE MATTERS." (Capitalization original.)

78. Retailers Thrive In Amarillo 11/12/99 bill Tarpley said his grandmother, Clara Peeples Tarpley, gave music lessons andbought and sold pianos in Wellington starting in 1917/1918. The JC penney Co. http://businessjournal.net/stories/111299/ABJ_thrive.html

Web posted Friday, November 12, 1999 12:04 p.m. CT DELIVERING COKE: The Amarillo Coca-Cola Bottling Co., pictured here in 1935, bottled Coca-Cola and other Coke products for almost 90 years, but that ended in 1995. Courtesy Photo Retailers thrive in Amarillo By MAX ALBRIGHT Globe-News Business Editor When the year 2000 arrives, a handful of retailers in Amarillo will have thrived for 75 years or more. Herring design, furniture In 1908, Wolf Herring started buying and selling used furniture out of the back of a horse-drawn wagon in Amarillo. He established a furniture shop in about 1910. The 25-year-old Herring had fled Russia and its oppression of Jews. Today, the Herring family operates the Herring Design Group, 1619 S. Tyler St., and the Herring Design Group The Store, 2604 Wolflin Ave. "Dad was a firm believer in giving good service," Earl Herring said about his father Wolf Herring. Earl Herring entered the family business in 1946 after serving in World War II and finishing college. He developed the interior design business as part of the furniture store and continues to run the family business. Raffkind's clothing When George Raffkind's grandfather, Eli Raffkind, came to Amarillo, he couldn't speak English. Three generations later, Raffkind's is a pronounced part of Amarillo retailing.

79. Kevin Callaghan '83 Fund He has hiked or climbed with many ’83’ers Brian McDonald, Page Thompson, Jeffand Cynthia penney, bill Hallett, Kris Bower Schulte, and Nan Gillespie O http://www.princeton.edu/~oa/alumni/campaign/callaghanfund.shtml

Kevin Callaghan '83 Fund Kevin Callaghan ' 83 We are excited to announce a very special gift to Outdoor Action from Kevin Callaghan ’83. This generous gift establishes the Kevin Callaghan ’83 Fund an endowed fund to provide financial support each year to allow needy students to participate in the Frosh Trip Program. On talking about his gift he said, "I wish I had been able to take advantage of all that OA has to offer while I was a student. Getting introduced to the outdoors while I was in college would have been wonderful. In particular, I wish I had gone on the Frosh Tripon the margin, it wasn’t readily affordable and I didn’t feel I had the right level of experience." Many students on financial aid find it hard to participate in the Frosh Trip because of the cost of the program and the need to purchase equipment combined with the loss of a week of summer job earnings. Kevin’s gift will help make this wonderful opportunity available for many students who otherwise would not be able to afford to participate. Here is what one Frosh Trip participant had to say about this year’s Frosh Trip. The Kevin Callaghan ’83 Fund will complement the Zander Scott ’92 Fund and significantly expand our ability to aid incoming students. Each year the interest from the Callaghan endowment fund will support more than twenty-five incoming frosh. Kevin’s gift is the largest individual gift Outdoor Action has received. We all extend our appreciation to Kevin for his generous gift to future generations of Frosh Trip participants.

80. The Burchfield-Penney Art Center - Member Information - Individual Members M. Henrich Joanne Landers Henry William R. Hensen Kevin M. Hibbard bill Dru M. PearceElizabeth Pedersen Richard Karen Penfold Charles Rand penney Elaine R http://www.burchfield-penney.org/member/default.asp?sub=imembers

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