81. Greg Dyke Speech Greg Dyke speech to EBU conference Director General, BBC. They’ve asked UK broadcastersfor a Fee for the 2002 World Cup, which is 40 times that paid for the http://www.ebu.ch/news/press_archive/press_news_0801.html

4th EBU Conference Brussels, 27 March 2001 Greg Dyke speech to EBU conference Director General, BBC Good morning and thank you for inviting me here today It’s good to be here in Brussels, not least as I spent most of my first day as Director-General of the BBC in Brussels, so a little over a year later it is good to be back.  It’s also particularly good to see Erkki Liikanen again – we last saw each just three days ago, at Anfield football ground in Liverpool, where England were playing Finland in the World Cup qualifiers And despite England’s narrow and rather lucky victory, I’m glad to see he’s still speaking to me I’m actually going to stay on football for a moment before I move on to the topic of today.  More than twenty million people in the UK – over a third of the population - watched the key matches in the 1998 World Cup in France on television Other matches routinely drew 5 million viewers.  It’s audiences like these that persuaded European and British legislators that there are some events, which are so much part of the fabric of life, that they should be universally available – without payment – to all TV viewers. The World Cup tournament is one of those events.

82. PM Hospitality Strategies- Executive Bios: Greg Miller Biography Greg Miller has been directly involved with the hospitality practice includingpractice development, preparation of proposals/Fee quotes, project http://www.pmhs.com/about/miller.htm

Biography Greg Miller is the President and Chief Operating Officer of PM Hospitality Strategies, Inc. [PMHS] charting the company-wide aspects of its operations. Mr. Miller's marketing and operational insights have proven valuable in the company's development and renovation activities. Among the portfolio of ground-up, new hotels are the Embassy Suites - Boston at Logan Airport, the Embassy Suites - Newark/Wilmington South, the SpringHill Suites by Marriott - BWI Airport, and the Comfort Suites - Manassas. The complete renovation of a tired Ramada Hotel to an exemplary Fairfield Inn by Marriott required his careful logistical planning to keep various areas of the property operational (revenue producing) during the demolition and reconstruction process. The retrofit of a 1930s office wing to a state-of-the-art corporate apartment hotel project (also known as an "apartel") launched an entirely new product line for PMHS. Mr. Miller's background also includes valuable practical experience in operational management at hotels and restaurants including management positions with Westin, Marriott, and Doubletree Hotels. Among the portfolio of hotels where he has worked, Mr. Miller was on the management teams at two Mobil Five Star Award winning properties - the Arizona Biltmore (Westin) and Camelback Inn (Marriott). Mr. Miller also has restaurant experience, having opened a free-standing, first-class restaurant for a group of investors. Mr. Miller received his degree from Cornell University's School of Hotel Administration. Although he worked throughout his college career, he completed the eight-semester curriculum in just three years. He was the President of the Cornell Club of AZ, Inc. from 1991 to 1994 and a founding member of the Ivy League Club of Arizona in 1993. He is also a member of the Cornell Hotel Society. In 1994, he was elected by the alumni to serve as one of 12 worldwide directors of the Cornell Alumni Federation - a standing committee working for the continual advancement of Cornell's interests.

83. Texas Attorney General Corporation, et al. Fee Committee Advisory Reports. January 30, 2003Letter from Greg Abbott re Enron Corp., et al., Case No. 0116034 http://www.oag.state.tx.us/notice/enron.shtml

Enron Task Force Home Links Search Site Index ... Texas-Mexico Border Enron Task Force The Attorney General has established an Enron Task Force to pursue claims for monies owed to the State of Texas and recover losses by various state funds. The Attorney General has assigned full authority for the Enron investigation and for cooperation with local and federal authorities to the First Assistant Attorney General, Barry McBee, and to Jeff Boyd, Deputy Attorney General for Litigation. Mr. Boyd heads the agency's Enron Task Force. The Task Force, a team of experienced litigators from several divisions within the Office of the Attorney General, represents the interests of the State of Texas and its agencies. The Office of the Attorney General is prohibited by law from providing legal counsel or legal representation to private individuals. News releases and the State's major legal documents are provided below. News Releases Attorney General Greg Abbott Objects to Delays in Enron's Restructuring Plan Texas Attorney General's Office, 20 Additional States File Amicus Curiae Memorandum Texas Attorney General's Office Asks Court to Require Enron Officers and Directors to Post Collateral If Liability Insurance Proceeds Are Advanced for Legal Defense Fees Texas Attorney General's Office Files Motion to Appoint Enron Bankruptcy Fee Examiner ... Attorney General John Cornyn Moving to Protect State Interests in Enron Bankruptcy Pleadings December 2001 Motion Supporting Transfer of Venue in the Bankruptcy Case (PDF)

84. GREG KLUG Greg KLUG. Antiques Antiques. Greg Klug Presents. Major Wisconsin Auctions. requiredfor bid number. 10% buyer Fee, 5% buyer Fee for US Currency. ATM on site. Reg. http://www.wis-auction.com/myweb2/greg_klug 030402.htm

85. NYPress - New York City - Greg Maxwell - Vol. 16, Iss. 11 - 3/12/2003 street legal notices lost and found marc mark miss mary missy model music naked nakedwomen new years eve no broker no Fee no broker New York City Greg Maxwell http://www.nypress.com/16/11/nyc/nyc3.cfm

A last link to the age of Vaudeville on Broadway. C.J. Sullivan New York City What Washington can learn from New York. Ben Smith New York City New York City Greg Maxwell Club Barneys Bargain hunting at the sexiest warehouse sale in town. We shopped first for me, then for her and were treated to an exhibition during both legs of the journey. Our observations confirmed what artists have known for millennia: the female body is beautiful, but the male is not. Tanya soon joined in, and was soon in her thong. Maybe it was the thumping house music, maybe it was the prospect of Prada for 60 percent off, but no one seemed at all uncomfortable. Except me. I mostly looked at the floor. "You should have been here yesterday," she replied. "We had these models come in and they were buck naked, walking around, picking out clothes, laughing." "No," she said. "They were laughing too." Volume 16, Issue 11 - 3/12/2003 No part of this website may be reproduced in any manner without written permission of the publisher.

86. Greg Bear: Words: Article: The Machineries Of Joy, Redux THE MACHINERIES OF JOY, REDUX © 1995 by Greg Bear, originally published in The Fora consideration Fee, families or friends who have created a particularly http://www.gregbear.com/A55885/Bear.nsf/pages/100042

NEWS OTHER WRITING BOOKS COLUMN ... NEWSLETTER Other Writing THE MACHINERIES OF JOY, REDUX The SFFWA Handbook 1995 Edition. Some years ago, in the last edition of The SFWA Handbook, I published a warning about electronic rights. Publishers were trying to get rights to this ill-defined market, without paying additional money or even defining percentages of participation. Nobody knew quite what the market would be like. It was clear to at least a few lawyers and tech whiz types, however, that it would be lucrative, and many major companies wanted to be involved. Some years before these early warnings, CD-ROM drives were released to the computer-buying publicexpensive, slow, but with obvious potential. Entertainment companies became interested in competing mass-storage CD standards, but many major corporate players seemed willing to sit on the sidelines, waiting for market forces to shake the losers out. Now, the markets are more clearly defined, the products are here in embryonic form, and major forces are laying track for the information railroad. (Don't be deceived that the railroad, for the time being, looks more like a goat-path.) Electronic rights can be marketed for some products, notably computer games, adding to the rare but lucrative movie and TV rights deals, but the new media market has not yet advanced enough to affect the revenues of most text authors. The time when most text will go electronic is still coming. Display technology is one obvious drawback, but cheap, portable, high-resolution screens, comfortable for the average reader, are no more than a few years away. Networks are being added and expanded, and the speed of data transmission is doubling every year. The rest of the infrastructure is in place for a revolution that will replace paper as the dominant form of text communication.

87. Seminars year after year? Greg explains the 'meats and bones' of good mixedborder design. Class Fee is $10.00. June. Algae Proof Your Pond. http://www.crystalpalaceperennial.com/cgi-bin/ams/shopzone30.cgi/~cppadmin/Semin

YEAR 2002 SEMINAR SCHEDULE Greg also gives talks away from the nursery here's the current schedule You can also review his resume March How to make More Plants Saturday, March 16 10am to 3pm Get more plants the fun and easy way- make themyourself! Learn how to start vegetables and annuals from seed now so that they're ready to put in the garden come spring. We'll also show you how to use stem cuttings to increase your stock of house plants, how to dig up and divide your perennials at the right time for spring propagation. You will have potted seeds to take home with you at the end of the class. Class Fee is $ 25.00 April Opening Your Pond for the Spring Saturday, April 6 10 am to 12pm Wednesday, April 10 7pm to 9pm Saturday, April 13 10am to12pm This is by far one of the most popular spring classes. Learn everything you need to know to start your pond out right in the spring, so your plants grow well, your fish are healthy, and your pond stays clear of algae. Class Fee is $10.00 Hosta and Other Variegated Plants Wednesday, April 17 7pm to 9pm

88. G.G. Greg Agency APCA Showcases Because of Fourth Avenue's high standing in the performing arts market, they wereselected to be a part of the Ohio Arts Council Fee Support Roster and the http://www.gggreg.com/APCAshowcases.htm

HOME ROSTER MUSIC COMEDY ... CONTACT US APCA National Convention, Atlanta, GA March 5-9, 2003, SHOWCASES WEDS. MARCH 5, 2003 DINNER SHOWCASE/ MAINSTAGE I 6PM THE JUGGERNAUT JUG BAND Jazzy "Jug Band" music played on washboards, washtubs, kazoos, jugs and various other sundries. What do you get when you blend jazz, blues ragtime, swing and original music with washboards, washtubs, kazoos, jugs and various other sundry hardware? Nothing less than the strange concoction called the JUGGERNAUT JUG BAND. While members of the band are accomplished musicians, "They don’t let virtuosity get in the way of having fun." (Washington Post) Don’t let their antics fool you though. Their exuberant music is a result of skillfully conceived arrangements , unusual instrumentation and unique vocal harmonies. "...Hit of the evening, this mixture of blues, jazz, original and whatever else gets thrown in, is jug band music straight from Louisville, KY. With a stage full of instruments to chose from, this versatile group takes backstage to nobody in fun and good music!" Austin Chronicle Juggernaut Jug Band Home page .pdf Printable Promo 56K Audi ... DSL Video THURS. MARCH 6, 2003 DINNER SHOWCASE/MAINSTAGE III 6PM

89. NAIFA - NAIFA Store Walters, Tom Buncic, Greg Way, Joe Owens, William Steele, Robert Kaufmann, and WilliamBarnes. Printed by the National Association of Independent Fee Appraisers http://www.naifa.com/shop/coursebooks.html

NAIFA Store Product List Agricultural Real Estate Appraisal Code: BK031B Alternative Appraisal Report Forms for Limited Appraisal Assignments Written by the National Education Committee of the National Association of Independent Fee Appraisers. Code: BK050C Price: $8.59 American National Standard for Single-Family Residential Buildings Square Footage Method for Calculating from the American National Standards Institute. Code: BK0118 Price: $13.42 Americans with Disabilities Written by Timothy Sullivan, IFA. Printed by the National Association of Independent Fee Appraisers. Code: BK026 Price: $32.20 Basic Commercial Review/VIM Taken from the second half of Concepts, Terminology, and Techniques (BK090) written by Margaret Sullivan and Calvin Moye. Printed by the National Association of Independent Fee Appraisers. Code: BK021A Price: $16.20 Basic Construction Terminology Part of Construction and Development (BK013) written by Betty Barnes, Timothy Sullivan, Mickey Walters, Tom Buncic, Greg Way, Joe Owens, William Steele, Robert Kaufmann, and William Barnes. Printed by the National Association of Independent Fee Appraisers. Code: BK013A Price: $12.88

90. Beasley Allen- Jere Beasley- Tom Methvin- Greg Allen- Cole Portis- Mike Crow- De Beasley, Allen takes business cases on a contingency Fee basis. The contingency Feeprovides an opportunity to protect your or your company’s legal rights. http://www.beasleyallen.com/business_litigation.asp

April 1, 2003 Search Business Litigation Home Attorney Profiles Current Cases Products Liability ... Contact Us The Business Litigation Section of Beasley Allen is devoted to representing individuals and small businesses in almost any dispute or claim they may have. Our team of attorneys handles almost any type of business dispute, including: o Business fraud o Breach of contract o Securities or shareholder claims o Price fixing o Antitrust o Trade secret litigation o Franchise disputes o Lender liability Recent Cases: - Rhon Jones, Mark Englehart and Ben Albritton obtained an $11 million dollar theft of trade secret verdict for PEAT, Inc. in federal court in Huntsville, Alabama. This verdict, in July 2002, is the largest trade secret verdict ever in Alabama. - Rhon Jones, Larry Golston and Robert Turner, Sr. received a $1.7 million dollar verdict for a small logging business in a business fraud dispute in Perry County, Alabama, in September 2002.

91. Free Speaker - About Us About Gregory Rehmke. Gregory F. Rehmke is Director of Student Outreach at Fee andis the editor of The Free Speaker and FreeSpeaker.org. Email Debate@Fee.org. http://www.freespeaker.org/aboutfee/gregoryrehmke.html

Other FEE Websites: www.fee.org www.cliches.org About Gregory Rehmke Gregory F. Rehmke is Director of Student Outreach at FEE and is the editor of The Free Speaker and FreeSpeaker.org. He has directed high school speech and debate programs since the early 1980s (the program was originally called Economics in Argumention Seminars). Mr Rehmke has directed educational programs at the Free Enterprise Institute and The Reason Foundation. He was also President of the Knowledge Network Foundation and co-author of the Solutions software program. Resume Gregory Rehmke has a degree in Economics from the University of Washington and has worked with the Reason Foundation, the Institute for Humane Studies and the Free Enterprise Institute. Mr. Rehmke is a member of the Mackinac Center Board of Scholars and has written on environmental topics for PERC Reports, a newsletter of the

92. Fees 30). Introduce classes of membership; 1. Fee based, and 2. NonFee based? (GregCrew, Dec. 30). There have been some people who have suggested a Fee structure http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/mac/fees.htm

MAC Bulletin Board This working document reflects the ongoing progress of queries and comments by members of the ICANN Membership Advisory Committee and other contributors. It does not represent final conclusions or recommendations of the committee or its members; indeed, many members have suggested various conflicting alternative approaches for consideration. Where possible, contributions are identified by author and date. To contribute to the Membership Advisory Committee process, please subscribe to its public discussion list . Or, post a comment corresponding to an individual discussion topic or question by clicking on the corresponding . (View all such comments here Topic: Fees/Costs Last updated on 17 January 1999 by Molly Shaffer Van Houweling, committee staff Question Outline 4.0 FEES/COSTS Should members pay (annual subscription, buy shares?) (Greg Crew, Dec. 26) If not, what consideration will create binding obligations? How will fees be collected? Should fees be uniform or graduated? (Diane Cabell, Dec. 26) Are there securities laws or other issues that arise as a result of charging fees? (Mike Weinberg, Jan. 1)

93. Medical No Frames Meets November 15 at RTC. Fee $225. 125.2, ACLS Instructor with GregCampbell. Fee $125, Meets Fri, Apr18, form 830 am to 430 pm, at RTC. http://rolla.k12.mo.us/comed/Medical.htm

94. Maritime Park Association - Boat Building Calendar Of Events Principles of Lofting WoodenBoat School. Date May 6-10 Fee $600 Instructor GregRossel Without question, lofting is an essential skill for the boatbuilder. http://www.maritime.org/cal-boat.htm

San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park BOAT BUILDING WORKSHOPS 2003 Half-Hull Modeling - Maritime Park Association Date: 6 Sessions, April 1, 3, 5, 8, 10, and 12 Time: Weekdays 7-9pm; Sat 9am-5pm Fee: $75 Members, $85 Non-Members Instructor: Todd Bloch Carve a half-hull scale model. Choose from naval architectural drawings in the San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park's collection or bring the plan of your choice. Bring the following handtools: in-canal gouge, spokeshave, block plane, awl. Date: 2 Saturdays at Hyde Street Pier Sep 27: From Small Craft to Ships Time: 9am-5pm Fee: $55 Members, $65 Non-Members Instructor: Amy Hosa Date: 2 Weekends, Mar 29-30, and April 5-6 Time: 9am-5pm Fee: $100 Members, $120 Non-Members Instructor: Ken Kotz A popular introduction to woodworking and a must for anyone who owns a sailboat or who likes to row! Learn to use a variety of different handtools while constructing your own set of oars or spar. Bring the following handtools: block plane, spokeshave, and an in-canal gauge or backing plane. Principles of Lofting - WoodenBoat School Date: May 5-9 Fee: $600 Instructor: Greg Rossel Without question, lofting is an essential skill for the boatbuilder. Once you've mastered it, you can at least start to build any boat for which there are plans. In this week you will discuss the written material that Greg has developed and loft several small craft. By the end of the week, you should be able to visualize, lay down, and talk boat plans with the best of them. This course can dovetail nicely into the following one.

95. Galecki Financial Management, Inc. - Fee Only Financial Planning And Asset Manag Fee only investment advisor firm providing asset management services to high net worth clientele.Category Business Financial Services Certified Financial Planners......Fee Only Advisors. Fee Only Advisors Financial Planning clients are growingweary of conflicts of interest affecting their financial lives. http://www.galecki.com/

6501 Constitution Drive Fort Wayne, IN 46804 Fee Only Advisors All we sell is time and knowledge. Fee Only Advisors Financial Planning clients are growing weary of conflicts of interest affecting their financial lives. Knowledgeable clients seeking objectivity, are demanding Fee-Only Advisors for Financial Planning and Asset Management services. We do not sell financial products. We do not accept commissions. We are fee only!!! Galecki Financial Management, Inc. serves as a fiduciary for all clients at all times! By law, a fiduciary must put their clients' interests in front of their own at all times. We don't just imply it, we put it in writing in all client agreements! © 2002 by Galecki Financial Management, Inc. HOME

96. 2003 Northwoods Open Registrants PDGA ) $25+ $5 (PDGA Fee) = $30 Dylan Hoover, (no PDGA ) $25+ $5 (PDGA Fee) = $30Greg Seidl (no PDGA ) $25 + $3 (tour) OWES $5 PDGA Fee = $28 Jim Jungwirth http://www.sandypt.com/registrants.html

2003 Northwoods Open Registrants PLEASE DON'T FORGET: Mandatory check-in on Friday. If you plan to play the course, Green fees will be collected from all "non-resident" guests. PRO REGISTRANTS Open Division Masters - Pro Women - Grand Masters - AM REGISTRANTS Advanced Men - Advanced Masters - Advanced Women Intermediate Men- Intermediate Women- Juniors

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