ASMC lifetime members.Abrams, Leonard Acree, Linda J. Adams, J. Robert Adams, Wayne L. Adams, Neta R. Adamson, Daniel P. Addison, Timothy W. Adkisson, Paulette AdolphL Ronald L. Albertson, William E. Albury, Stanley Alexander, Jeanne E. Alexander, Emma K. Allan, William E. Allen, Terry Allen, Terry (de la Mesa) (1888–1969) soldier; born in Fort Douglas, Utah. The famously profane son of a professional soldier, "Terrible Terry" Allen failed to graduate from West Point, and fought as a professional boxer for a time. R. Allred, Raymond S Raymond, town, Canada Raymond, town (1991 pop. 3,130), S Alta., Canada, SE of Lethbridge, in a sugar beet area. Sugar is refined and honey is produced there. A provincial agricultural college is in the town. . Aires, Abel J. Anders, Monica Ann Anderson, James M. Anderson, Mattie L. Andreshak, Paul M. Andrews, Ann P. Andrews, Jerry Antoine, Carroll S Car·roll , James 1854-1907. British-born American physician noted for his research on yellow fever. In 1900 he deliberately infected himself with the disease for experimental purposes. . Armour-Ohanmu, Ednora Arkinson, Ethel B. Atwater, Frank G. Autrey, Linda D. Babbitt, Richard R. Babineau, David J David J. Haskins (b. April 24, 1957, in Northampton, England) is a British alternative rock musician. He was the bassist for the seminal gothic rock band Bauhaus. Life and work . Back, Donna J. Baer, Karen L. Bagley, Judith M. Bailey, Jerry A. Bailey, Jack L. Baker, Sue L. Balash, Richard G. Bales, Rodney A. Barber, John P. Barklage, John W. Barnhart, John H. Barth, Crystal W. Bary, David S. Bates Bates , Katherine Lee 1859-1929. American educator and writer best known for her poem "America the Beautiful," written in 1893 and revised in 1904 and 1911. , Omer G. Beach, John W. Beal, Richard A. Beale, Johnnie L. Beattey, Laurel A. Beaudette, Candace C. Beck, Steven M. Beckett, George T. Behan, Beatrice M. Beldin, Cheryl Ann Bell, Michelle E. Bell, Gloria R. Benn, Braden M. Bennett, Teresa A. Bennewitz, Eckhard Bentley, Alan K. Benvenuto, James V James V, king of Scotland James V, 1512–42, king of Scotland (1513–42), son and successor of James IV. His mother, Margaret Tudor, held the regency until her marriage in 1514 to Archibald Douglas, 6th earl of Angus, when she lost it to John . Benz, Robert Berard, Diane L. Berry, Roland M. Bezner, John 8. Bielling, Deborah A. Bilbrey, Mary E. Bishop, Emilie R. Bittner, James G. Blackwell, William F. Blais, James R. Blake, Frederick L. Blankenship, Joyce L. Blevins, Lynda L. Blewis, Robert I Robert I, duke of Normandy Robert I (Robert the Magnificent), d. 1035, duke of Normandy (1027–35); father of William the Conqueror. He is often identified with the legendary Robert the Devil. . Blongastainer, Austin J. Boatman, Janet F. Boddle, J. E. Boerum, Kenneth R. Bogert, Joann Bolick, Robin A. Bonessa, Barbara L. Bongard, John W. Bono, Frank J. Boone, Charles D. Bopp, Heidi K. Bornt, Vickie L. Borovitcky, Gary Boston, Sylvia L. Botta, Joseph E. Bowden, Martha B. Bowie, F R. Boyce, Annette Braun, Dorothy G. Bridges, David C. Brinkley, Frankie E. Brooks, Gary S. Brooks, Dorothy J. Brower, Trecia H. Brown, Edward R. Brown, Harry E. Brown, Patricia A. Brown, Connie J. Brundage, Mary P. Bruning, Janet A. Bubel, Robert E. Bunnell, John G. Burbank, Augustus R. Burkett, Devon O. Burnett, Thomas E. Burton, David M. Buster, Mary J. Buxton, Leroy W. Cahoon, James F. Caldwell, Catherine V. Calhoun, Helen C. Cameron, Tom O. Campbell, Patricia M. Campbell, William Campbell, William, 1745–81, American Revolutionary soldier, b. Augusta co., Va.; brother-in-law of Patrick Henry. He fought in Lord Dunmore's War (1774) and helped expel the royal governor from Williamsburg in 1776. H. Cano, Anthony P. Caples, Gary G. Carmack, Carolyn A. Caron, Paul F. Carpentier, Robert W. Carson, Paula J. Cart, Steven S. Carte, Carolyn A. Cary, Donald R. Chambers, Karen Chambers, Richard F. Charland, Telesphore L. Chase, Charles A. Chenault, Steven L. Ching For the Chinese surname Ching 程, see . For the Chinese dynasty, see . The ching (Thai: ฉิ่ง; sometimes romanized as chhing) are small bowl-shaped finger cymbals of thick and heavy bronze, with a broad rim commonly used in Cambodia and , Donna M. Chittick, James E. Cinquegrani, Vincent A. Clark, Patrick L. Clark, David L. Clarke, Judith S. Clayton, Patricia B. Clements, James M. Clewis, Ruth E. Cloninger, Gary L. Coghill, Wm F. Cole, David F. Cole-Higgins, Joanne Coleman, Joseph A. Colgan, Maureen C. Colgin, John Collier, L A. Collier, Robert R. Collins, Ann M. Colson, William H. Colucci, Anthony M. Comstock, E T. Conley, Kenneth A. Conrad, Lawrence W. Cook, Joan I Joan I or Joanna I Italian Giovanna (born 1326—died May 22, 1382, Lucania, Kingdom of Naples) Countess of Provence and queen of Naples (1343–82). . Cookinham, John L. Cooley, John W. Cooper, Ronnie E. Corby, John Cordell, Ronald C. Cornwell, Donald L. Corwin, Gerald W. Counihan, Herbert E. Cousins, Michael E. Covey cov·ey n. pl. cov·eys 1. A family or small flock of birds, especially partridge or quail. See Synonyms at flock1. 2. A small group, as of persons. , Carmen Carmen throws over lover for another. [Fr. Lit.: Carmen; Fr. Opera: Bizet, Carmen, Westerman, 189–190] See : Faithlessness Carmen the cards repeatedly spell her death. [Fr. L. Cox, Jimmy D. Coyne, William L. Cozens, Bradbury B. Crager-Newton, Peggy Craig, Michael P. Crawford, Jackie R. Crawford, Charles K. Cubbage, Katie M. Cudd, Larry R. Culver cul·ver n. A dove or pigeon. [Middle English, from Old English culufre, from Vulgar Latin *columbra, from Latin columbula, diminutive of columba, dove.] , Marsha Cummins, Lora M. Dabrowski, Douglas A. Daniels, James R. Daniels, Henry W. Daugherty, J R. Dausman, Jack E. Daut, Pirro R. Daut, Kathryn Davide, Diana C. Davidson, Phillip H. Davis, Terry L. Davis, Glorianne M. Davis Fanning, Wanda Daze, James P. Delaney, Mary Ann Delaune, Elton DeMello, Richard A. Detuccio, George A. Devine, James L. Dezsi, Michael L. Dickson, Ann S. Dieterle, Edward R. Dietz, Thomas A. Differding, Charles R. Dissing, Paul W. Dockter, Bruce W. Dodd, Janice Doddato, August J. Doles, Carmen E. Doll, Richard J. Dorwaldt, Richard Dowdle, Leroy Dral, Robert J. Dube, Lionel E. Dudek, Frederick G. Duggins, James M. Dulong, Lawrence R Dunlap, Kenneth E. Dunn, Karen M. Dunn, Derald R. Duran, Charlene Dvorak, Julieann J. Dye, Paula J. Dye, Guy H. Eador, Lawrence E. Ebaugh, Richard W. Ebert, Eric R. Eder, Nancy E. Edmonds, Walter E. Edmonds, Edmund W. Edwards, Dortha L. Edwards, Donald L. Egan, F E. Ehlers, David C. Eickhoff, Judith A. Elam, Albert G. Ellard, Mae R. Engel, Steven R. Erickson, Marlin D. Fairall, Sallie C. Falkenrath, John F. Fannoney, Abraham C. Farrow farrow see farrowing. , Don Fasanella, Glenn T. Faykes, Frank R. Featherston, Howard H. Felker, Robert L. Ferguson, Joe P. Ferrell, Edward A. Fischbach, Alice A. Fischer, Charles E. Fish, Howard M. Fisher, Paul W. Fisher, J Fitzgibbons, Craig E. Fleck, Joel Fletcher, Gil Forgie, Beth Formy-Duval, William B. Forrest, James E. Fowler, Jerry M. Fragner, Ronald D. Franceski, Gregory J. Frascatore, James L. Frederick, Paul L. Freel, Raymond J. Freiler, John J. Froebel, Pauline M. Frost, S David Frushour, Gregory A. Fry, Marilyn E. Fryman, Gail S. Fuhs, Frank J. Furbee, Mary E. Gaddy, Donald F. Gagnon, Garland E. Gajda, Thomas A. Galimberti, John P. Calvin, Thomas P. Gantt, Sharon A. Garcia, Elia A. Gardetto, Bernard A. Garland, Porter H. Garrett, Tami J. Gaskin gaskin the muscular portion of the hindleg between the stifle and hock, corresponding to the human calf. The term is used in horses and sometimes dogs. , Jerry Gast, Sigmund Gates, Patricia A. Gembler, Beverly L. Geng, Wendell J. George, Vernon E. Gildersleeve, Kathe Givant, Joseph H. Glandon, David E. Glaude, William C. Glenn, Charles S. Glenn, James R. Glover Glov´er n. 1. One whose trade it is to make or sell gloves. Glover's suture a kind of stitch used in sewing up wounds, in which the thread is drawn alternately through each side from within outward. , Kenneth J. Godman, Eugene O. Godzwa, Thaddeus H. Godler, John N. Golden, Leon Goncalo, James C. Good, Ronald D. Good, Peggy A. Gooding, Toni R. Goodlet, Nadine Goodman, Judith L. Goossens, David J. Gordon, Lauren E. Gottfried, Robert A. Graber, Raymond L. Gracie, Wayne R. Graf, Cathleen M. Graham, Scott H. Grams, Eugene J. Gray, John F. Grebe grebe (grēb), common name for swimming birds found on or near quiet waters in most parts of the world. Grebes resemble the loon and the duck; they have short wings, vestigial tails, and long, individually webbed toes on feet that are set far back , Robert E. Greger, Paul E. Gregory, Ernest J. Gregory, Alice Gregory, Kenneth E. Gregory, Sandra Ann Grieco, William J. Grimm, Edward E. Grimstad, George O. Gudinas, D. J. Guillory, Deirdre M. Guretzky, James A. Guy-Yoche, Adela T. Hacker A person who writes programs in assembly language or in system-level languages, such as C. The term often refers to any programmer, but its true meaning is someone with a strong technical background who is "hacking away" at the bits and bytes. , Nancy Hageman, Frances R. Hahn, Gerald E. Haider, Timothy J. Hairston, Marjorie Hale, Robert F. Hall, Kathleen L. Hall, Patricia J. Hall, Bruce W. Halloran, Thomas J. Hamel Ham´el v. t. 1. Same as Hamble. , Walter G. Haminock, Clifford Hanak-Hall, Elaine Hancock, Willard A. Hancock, James E. Hansen, Douglas B. Hanson, Linda E. Harborth, Nelson L. Hargons, Richard C. Harker, Geri Harland, Bernard S. Harman, Joe L. Harper, Leonard E. Harris, Alton G. Harris, Edward A. Harrison, Patricia A. Hartney, Alan H. Hawk, J. M. Hawkins, Mary Heath, Don Heath, Cyndi Heetland, Sidney R. Heffernan, Barbara Heineking, Malinda K. Heintzelman, Mark A. Heitkamp, Dorine L. Helton, Michael W. Hemphill, Joseph A. Henderson, Barney Hendricks, Jean Henson, Pamela Herbel, Janice E. Hermeling, Dean H. Herr, Betty M. Herrington, Douglas C. Hester, Ellen F. Higgins, Loran P. Hiles, Gail M. Hill, Rex J. Hill, Edythe N. Hinton, David W. Hockstad, Maryann M. Hoepfer, Deborah N. Hoevers, Gay E. Hoffman, D. Kevin Holbrook, Florence C. Holcombe, Jean W. Holroyd, James A. Holt, E. Y. Hoop, Clarence G. Hopkins, Edmund A. Horn, Joan L. Hough n. 1. Same as Hock, a joint. v. t. 1. Same as Hock, to hamstring. [ imp. & p. p. os> r>; p. pr. & vb. n. os> n. 1. An adz; a hoe. v. t. 1. To cut with a hoe. , Paul G. Howell, Michael G. Hoyt, Todd E. Hoyt, Kathleen E. Hudson, David L. Hughes, Patsy A. Hunter, Carol L. Hunter, Claudia M. Huntingdon, Nancy B. Hysom, William L. Ikeda, Ruth K. Ilardi, Richard C. Ingles This article is about an American supermarket chain. For a town in Gran Canaria, see Playa del Inglés. Ingles (NYSE: IMKTA) is a regional supermarket chain based in Asheville, North Carolina, where Robert "Bob" Ingle opened the first store in Asheville, NC in , Jack E. Insalaco, Gertrude A. Insinga, Joseph P. Iverson, Lee A. Jablonski, Joseph J. Jackson, Anne B. Jagielski, James R. Jaramillo, Kathy Jeffcoat, Clyde E. Jefferis, Vicky L. Jensen, James E. Johannesen, Allen M. Johnson, Richard L. Johnson, Robert Johnson, Robert, 1911–38, African-American blues singer, guitarist, and songwriter, b. Hazelhurst, Miss. A sharecropper's son, he grew up absorbing the music of Delta bluesmen, learning the harmonica and then mastering the guitar. L. Johnson, Sandra Johnson, Lewis A. Johnson, Karen R. Jones, Larry E. Josten, Bernie L. Jung, Linda H. Kankey, Roland D. Kaspari, Robert A. Kasputys, J. E. Kaus, Lennis L. Kavanaugh, R. Dennis Keady, Joseph F. Keevey, Richard F. Kellerman, Roy F. Kenaston, Joyce L. Kennedy, Michael L. Kidman, Susan C. Killingsworth, Eva A. Kincaid, William D. King, Rita R. Kinlin, Donna C. Kirkpatrick, Davis A. Kittrell, Herbert O. Kleeman, Gerald J. Klein, Sherry Klinge, Jessie L. Klunk, Michael S. Knapp, Thomas G. Knight, Thomas G. Knorr, David H. Koback, George J. Koebert, Richard H. Koehler, Robert Koizumi, Loretta M. Kojzarek, Henry Kolar, Lewis Kolehmainen, Ronald M. Kopanos, Thomas C. Kozlovsky, William P. Kraft, Herbert H. Krall, Margaret K. Kratz, Paul J. Krausse, Daniel A. Krawczel, R. S. Kromer, Robert B. Kuechler, Gregory E Kuper, Richard M. Kurrus, Robert V. Lackey, Leonard N. Laffoon, Gwendolyn L. Lake, Douglas A. Lamb, Lorrena M. Lamontagne, Robert H. Lamonte, Robert S. Landrum, Justine M. Lankford, Emma G. Larsen, Royce Larson, Patricia B. Law, Charles M. Layman LAYMAN, eccl. law. One who is not an ecclesiastic nor a clergyman. , Roger Lazor, John C. Lazor, Melanie B. Lebo, William T. Lebron, Jose A. Leeds, C. S. Legrand, Randy L. Leite, Mettle met·tle n. 1. Courage and fortitude; spirit: troops who showed their mettle in combat. 2. Inherent quality of character and temperament. J. Lemire, Jeanne T. Lewis, Jerry Lewis, Jerry, 1926–, American comedian, b. Newark, N.J. as Joseph Levitch. Known for his slapstick portrayals replete with facial mugging and sight gags, Lewis teamed (1946–56) with singer Dean Martin for a series of nightclub appearances and films. W. Linenberger, Deonne M. Linnenbringer, Gary E. Liter, Ted G. Lloyd, Martha A. Loboudger, G M. Locklear, Sue N. Loftin, Kathleen C. Loftus, Stephen F. Lokey, Frank Joe. Lomas, Donald J. Long, Dorothy R. Lott, K. J. Lovett, Nancy A. Lowe, Roberta R. Lowery low·er·y also lour·y adj. Overcast; threatening. , Pamela C. Lucas, John H. Lugo, Jeannie A. Lynch, George C. Lynde, Neva J. Lynn, Charles T. Magnus, Robert Maiolatesi, Leonard E. Manker, James E. Mann, Lawrence O. Mannarino, Mario R. Marcelliano, Daniel A. Marcotti, Arthur D. Maricle, Eugene A. Marko, Karl Maroni, Alice C. Marques Marques may refer to:
Marquez, Helen K. Marshall, Stephen R. Martin, Charles W. Martin, Charles L. Martin, Max E. Martin, Charles R Martin, Diana K. Mason, Caroline D. Mastin, Sharon Mattfeld, William H. Matthews, Patricia S. Maust, Martha A. Maziasz, Robert Mc Coy, Bobby C. McBride, Verna J. McBride, Gloria McCall, James F. McCann, Joan C. McCarty, Thomas F. McCoy, Helen T. McCraine, Mary H. McCray, Ronald F. McCrory, William P. McDanel, Linda N. McDonald, Earle M. McKeon, John F. McLemore, James T. McNabney, Robert A. McNitt, Charles F. Mease, James Q. Mechanic, Jack H. Meuchel, Kenneth S. Miller, Myra C. Miller, George W. Miller, Mary Jane A. Miller, Kent Miller, Gene A. Milliken, Susie M. Mitchell, William Mitchell, William (Billy Mitchell), 1879–1936, American army officer and pilot, b. Nice, France. He enlisted (1898) in the U.S. army in the Spanish-American War and received a commission in the regular army in 1901, serving with the signal corps. R. Mitchell, Donald R. Mitchell, Paula Mitchell, Dennis S. Mitchell, Nellie See Sooty albatross B. Moeller, Delores I. Molineux, Evadne S Evadne immolates herself on husband’s funeral pyre. [Gk. Myth.: Kravitz, 100] See : Suicide . Molloy, Erika Monaghan, Patrick P. Moody, Thomas L. Moomey, Jolene K. Mooney, Larry M. Moore, Stephanie J. Moore, Hannelore Moore, Stanley W. Moran, Patricia A. Morgan, Timothy X. Morgan, Barbara J. Morrison, Geoffrey C. Morrison, Debra L. Morrison, James F. Morrison, Rachel A. Mortera, Gloria R. Moschkin, Lydia Mosley, John T. Moulton, Cynthia Muller Mul·ler , Hermann Joseph 1890-1967. American geneticist. He won a 1946 Nobel Prize for the study of the hereditary effect of x-rays on genes. Mül·ler , Johannes Peter 1801-1858. , Jackson W. Murphy, H. T. Murphy, Karen S. Murphy, John Edward
John Edward McGee, Jr. (born October 19, 1969), better known as John Edward, is an American author, and television personality. Murphy, Lawrence J. Murray, Kyle P. Murray, James Murray, James, 1721?–94, British general, first civil governor of Canada, b. Scotland. He went to Canada as an army officer in 1757 and was prominent at the siege of Louisburg (1758) and in the crucial battle on the Plains of Abraham. W. Mustard, Mary Myrick, Sandra L. Nadon, Mary Lee
Mary Lee (née Walsh) (February 14, 1821 – September 18, 1909) was an Irish-Australian suffragist and social reformer in South Australia. Mary Walsh was born in Ireland. Nakamura, Michael O. Neblett, Harry R. Neill, Henry W. Neiman, Mary C. Nelson, Audrea Nelson, Calvin R. Nelson, Kenneth A. Newberry, Douglas R. Newcome, Edwin R. Newhouse, Larry G. Nichols, Sandra J. Nitzschmann, Rudiger Norris, Jimmy A. Nosetic, Rosemary A. Novitski, Ramona M. Nuehring, Leon O'Connell, Richard E. Odgers, Everett G. Odvody, Dale L. Oglietti, Anthony R. Olgeaty, E. C. Olson, Carrol A. O'Mara, Robert G. Omri, Thomas E. O'Neill, Joseph J. Ontiveros, Esther A. O'Shea, Patricia H. Oster, Jeffrey W. Paddock paddock a fenced field or enclosure. joining paddock used for mating. , Basil V. Palco, Eric D. Palm, Steven Palmer, Norman H. Paolella, Dominic J. Parker, Edward H. Parker, Charles R. Parks, Malcolm G. Parra, Alberto G. Pasierb, Ronald S. Pasquinelli, Francis C. Pastor, Joseph T. Patten, Elizabeth J. Patterson, Mark W. Paulk, William J. Pawlow, Gloria Paxton, Winzer V. Payne, Arthur L. Pazeretsky, William G. Peck, David W. Pedersen, Richard E. Pedicini, Robert A. Peixotto, Ernest P. Pellerin Aguilar, Patricia L. Pemberton, David L. Penisten, Gary D. Penn, Maria S. Peters, Bruce E. Peterson, James W. Petron, Charles H. Petty, Michael Pflumm, Basil H. Phelps, Harvey A. Phillips, Dean Placek, Terry L. Plaisance, Russell C. Plummer, Jeffrey H. Plummer, Wallace D. Polzak, Laurence A. Popple pop·ple 1 intr.v. pop·pled, pop·pling, pop·ples To move in a tossing, bubbling, or rippling manner, as choppy water. n. 1. Choppy water. 2. The motion or sound of boiling liquid. , Joseph P. Porinchak, John M S Porter, Barbara J. Post, Gerald J. Powell, Jack G. Poynor, Marjorie A. Preetorius, Charles D. Presley, Bobby W. Prewett, Margaret Prewitt, John J. Pribyl, K. R. Proctor A person appointed to manage the affairs of another or to represent another in a judgment. In English Law, the name formerly given to practitioners in ecclesiastical and admiralty , Ralph H. Prombain, Lewis A. Purkey, Sevilla A. Purvis, Barbara A. Radke, Paul F. Raisio, Gary W. Rankin, William B. Rans, D. L. Ransom ransom, price of redemption demanded by the captor of a person, vessel, or city. In ancient times cities frequently paid ransom to prevent their plundering by captors. The custom of ransoming was formerly sanctioned by law. , Reba B. Rasinski, Anthony S. Ravert, Harry W. Rawie, Michael E. Rayle, Lila M. Reagan, Michael J. Redfern, Thomas B. Reed, Robert L. Reed, Anne F T Rees, David Y. Rehberg, Catherine F. Rehorst, Donald W. Reich, Otto Restivo, Anthony B Anthony B is the stage name of Keith Blair (born March 31, 1976), a Jamaican musician. Biography Early life Blair grew up in rural Clarks Town in the northwestern parish of Trelawny. . Reynolds, Charles G. Reynolds, Janet K. Rice, Bartholomew Richard, Carolyn G. Richardson, Sandra V. Ricks, Jim L. Ridgeway A ridgeway is a road or path that follows the highest part of the landscape. Roads and pathways
Riley, Judith A. Riley, Randle Riley, Patsy A. Rink, Paula M. Rivard, Brenda L. Robbins, Tammy Robertson, James Robertson, James, 1742–1814, American frontiersman, a founder of Tennessee, b. Brunswick co., Va. He was reared in North Carolina. After the failure of the Regulator movement, he led (1771) a group of settlers from Orange co., N.C. D. Robertson, J B. Robinson, Frances E. Robling, James A. Robson, Donald E. Rocha, Linda G. Rogers, Virginia Rogers is an unincorporated community of Montgomery County, Virginia south of the county seat of Christiansburg. It is part of the Blacksburg-Christiansburg-Radford Metropolitan Statistical Area which encompasses all of Montgomery County, Virginia and the Virginia cities of J. Roj, Joseph A. Romano, Janice V. Romine, Philo M. Rone Rone (1980) is a notable street artist living in Melbourne, Australia. His notability comes from the prolific nature of his art, the skill of his work and his unique and individual style. , William S. Roscoe, Ralph F. Rosen, Georgia J. Rosen, Emanuel Rotondo, Anna F. Roundtree, Jeffrey D. Rowe, Dorothy M. Russell, James S. Rye, Van L. Ryland, Sheldon Sackton, Frank J. Sage, Frances Sakamoto, Roy Y. Salvo, Charles M. Samic, Dennis R. Samson, Arthur A. Sand, Gerald Sanders, Patricia R. Sapia, Barbara A. Sasser, Lynn C. Saunders, Larry L. Saunders, Maria Savage, Annie M. Saway, Stephen A. Scanlon, Thomas D Thomas D. (born Thomas Dürr, December 30 1968 in Ditzingen close to Stuttgart, Germany) is a rapper in the German hip hop group Die Fantastischen Vier. He frequently works on solo projects. Life After finishing Realschule he took on an apprenticeship as a barber. . Scarborough, Richard F. Scearce, Roger W. Schafer, Mary A. Scheidler, Mark A. Schlau, Rebecca S Rebecca or Rebekah (both: rēbĕk`ə), wife of Isaac and mother of Jacob. One day, as was her custom, she drew water at the city well; while there she showed kindness to Eliezer, Abraham's servant. . Schlesinger, William Schmittel, Roxanne Schneider, Bernard J. Schuller, Mary Ann Schumacher, Frank A. Schweitzer, Kay I. Schwinn, Luther L. Scott, John K. Self, Patricia A. Semple, Richard L. Sereno, Veronica Sewell, Ruall L. Shaffer, Richard G. Shearer shearer person whose occupation is shearing sheep. , Peggy B. Sheen, Lori A. Sherbo, Andrew J. Sheridan, Margo D. Shildt, Constance E. Sieg, Marcheta A. Siegel, Robert N. Siewert, Bonnie bon·ny also bon·nie adj. bon·ni·er, bon·ni·est Scots 1. Physically attractive or appealing; pretty. 2. Excellent. Sigele, Irving Z. Simmons, Edwin H. Simmons, W T. Simon, James C. Sims, David L. Smith, Alan R Smith, Jerry P. Smith, William Smith, William, 1769–1839, English geologist. Through direct observation as a canal-site surveyor, Smith made a systematic study of the geological strata of England and identified the fossils peculiar to each layer. B. Smith, Jan F. Smith, Pauline A. Smith, Leo Leo, in astronomy Leo [Lat.,=the lion], northern constellation lying S of Ursa Major and on the ecliptic (apparent path of the sun through the heavens) between Cancer and Virgo; it is one of the constellations of the zodiac. W. Smith, E R. Smith, Alvin L. Snyder, Anna I. Sobiewski, Albert P. Sollan, Neal A. Solomon, David B. Songer, Gary L. Sonner, Brian C. Speake, Jack E. Spencer, Marjorie M. Spering, Thomas A. Spriggs, Dana H. Stanger, Carl D. Starich, Jack G. Starr, Merle merle a pattern of coat color pigmentation with dark, irregular blotches on a lighter background. Seen in some Collies and Welsh corgis. In shorthaired dogs, e.g. Great Danes and Dachshunds, the similar pattern is called dapple. V. Starr, Yvonne H. Steiner, Nicholas W. Stone, Nicholas Stone, Nicholas, 1586–1647, English sculptor and mason, b. Devonshire. He rose to a position of highest importance as a decorative sculptor, working after designs by Inigo Jones. His independent productions include the gate at St. L. Stotz, Stanley M. Stout, Teddy A. Stradley, Nicholas Stravelakis, Nicholas K. Strait strait (strat) a narrow passage. straits of pelvis the pelvic inlet(superior pelvic s.) and pelvic outlet(inferior pelvic s.) . strait n. , Phillip L. Strmac, Maureen Strohl, Jack R. Strohl, Karen A. Struemph, Glennon R. Stubblebine, Thomas J. Stuecklen, Klaus H. Styrcula, David E. Sundby, David A. Suski, Deborah J. Suter, David O. Swan, Lyle R. Swanson, Susan E. Swanson, Agnar E. Swisher swisher Sexology A regional term for a really queer queer, not that there's anything wrong with that , Michael Z. Tao, Janet E. Taylor, John Taylor, John, English writer Taylor, John, 1578?–1653, English writer. He was a boatman on the Thames and hence is often called the Water Poet. A traveler throughout England and the Continent, he recorded his observations in both poetry and prose. D. Taylor, Susan S. Taylor, Addis L. Taylor, Donna M. Taylor, A. M. Taylor, Judy L. Tell, Thomas E. Terranova, Josephine M. Terrill, Gary A. Teruya, Howard M. Thomas, Thomas R Thompson, Michael K. Thompson, Earl H. Thompson, Beverly F. Thompson, Barbara R. Thompson, Norman D. Thornsberry, Wanda J. Thornton, Charles H. Thurau, James V. Tiner, Belinda A. Townsend, Gene W. Trammell, William M. Troller, Kevin G. Trower, Larry E. Troyanowski, Rodney M. Trumbo, Alistair Truxaw, Barbara A. Tucker, John R. Tudor, Robert W. Turtle, Robert E. Tyson, Helen F. Uragami, Stanley I. Uri, George W. Vallone, Anthony J. Vallory, Bonnie M. Varga, Dale W. Vaughan, Patricia D. Vestal vestal (vĕs`təl), in Roman religion, priestess of Vesta. The vestals were first two, then four, then six in number. While still little girls, they were chosen from prominent Roman families to serve for 30 (originally 5) years, during which , Patricia D. Vineyard vineyard, land on which cultivation of the grape—known as viticulture—takes place. As many as 40 varieties of grape, Vitis vinifera, are known. , Melvin C. Vogel, Richard W. Vorwald, Guenter Wada, Edwin Wagner, Darrell P. Wainwright Wainwright, town (1991 pop. 4,732), E Alta., Canada, SE of Edmonton and near the Sask. border. It is a trade center and railroad division point for an oil and natural gas area. It has oil refineries, grain elevators, and flour mills. Nearby is a military base. , Rose M. Walden, Vivian S Vivian the Lady of the Lake, enchantress and mistress of Merlin. [Br. Lit.: Barnhart, 1118] See : Enchantment . Walker, Arthur T. Walker, S. S. Walters, Robert T. Walton, Dorothy Wardrup, Gloria L. Wariner, Roy G. Watson, Muriel A E Webb, Patricia P. Weidert, Robert M. Weiss, Arnold R. Welsch, Joseph P. West, Harry M. Wheatley, Leona Wheatley, Henry Wheeler, Bonsall A. Whipp, Carolyn A. Whisenant, William D. Whitby, Beverly A. White, Judy H. White-Olson, B.J. Wickware, Naomi N. Wilder, Michael C. Wilfong, Joyce L. Wilkerson, Kristine M. Williams, June R. Williams, Karen Williams, Sandra F. Williamson, Esther P. Willman, Janet R. Wilson, Wayne E. Wilson, Marvin J. Winders, Joseph W. Wisener, Thomas L. Wiskow, Wayne Wissel, John A. Wittbrodt, Edwin Witty, James L. Wolfe, Ruth E. Wolferd, Forrest C. Wolff, Karen K. Wong, Helen P. Woosley, Joe M. Worrick, Mark J. Worthen, W. K. Wrede, Bill L. Wright, Corey J. Wright, Joyce E. Wright, Frank W. Wright, Peggy A. Yelverton, Curtis O. Young, Douglas Young, Marisa Youngson, James Yox, John E. Zarr, Adrian W. Zdenek, John G. Zeigler, Gaylin J. Zimmerman, Earle C. Zoglman, Robert R. |
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