21. Fall 1997 (#34): FAIRIES per se, distinguishes between the ideas of Harry Hay and those A New Kind of Gay Science Douglas Sadownick Originally a letter to the Editor of the http://www.whitecranejournal.com/wc01016.htm

Fall 1997 (#34): FAIRIES Click here to return to About White Crane Journal I Believe in Fairies a feature series on the Faerie Movement Editor's Note on Fairies Toby Johnson "Attending a Faerie Gathering" Morley Chalmers "Night on Short Mountain" Bo Young These two articles recount Faerie Gatherings, one in Canada, one in the U.S. They both provide a nice peek into the fun and adventure of faerie gatherings. "Radical Faerie Transformation" N .A. Diaman By longtime gay novelist Nikos Diaman, this short autobiographical sketch illustrates the appeal of the movement. "Harry Hay, Radically Gay" Walter Robinson PhD In part a book review of Radically Gay, edited by Will Roscoe, this article discusses the important thought of Harry Hay, founder of The Mattachine Society and one of the founders of the Radical Faeries. In many ways, modern gay liberation can be traced to Hay's initial work. Contradictory Views on Radical Faerie Thought Mitch Walker This thoughtful piece by another of the group of men who issued the original "Call for a Spiritual Conference of Radical Faeries," from which developed the Radical Faeries per se, distinguishes between the ideas of Harry Hay and those of San Francisco gay activist and writer Arthur Evans, whose book Witchcraft and the Gay Counterculture inspired a S.F.-based Faery Circle. "On Being a Radical Faerie! Weeeee!"

22. Field Methods - CAM Index (formerly CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY METHODS journal). Editor H. RUSSELL BERNARDDepartment of Anthropology University of Florida. Douglas White. Fred Hay. http://www.acadimage.com/Field_Methods/articles.htm

For the best methodological writings on doing field work Sage Publications (formerly CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY METHODS journal) editor H. RUSSELL BERNARD Department of Anthropology University of Florida About FM Subscriptions ... FM Index The Contents of CAM May 1989 to October Vol. 1 Vol. 2 Vol. 3 Vol. 4 ... Vol. 10 Vol. 1, Issue 1, May 1989 Great Moments in Methods. Reprint. World Cultures Journal. A review. Problems in Determining the Audience Composition of a MultiDay Festival from Survey Data. John Gatewood Catherine Cameron , and Bennett Eisenberg Short Takes: Keeping Track of Your Interviews 1. Oswald Werner Help Wanted: College Student Surveys and the Desirability Effect. Jeffrey Hanson. Course Reviews in Research Methods. David Kronenfeld An Integrated Methodology for Research with Urban American Indians. Van A. Reidhead ANTHROPAC . Announcing a new program package. Text Handling Software: A Variety of Hypertexts. Douglas White Vol. 1, Issue 2, November 1989

23. TV Guide Online - [Movie Database] Howard Estabrook Rowland V. Lee (based on a novel by Lloyd C. Douglas) Source LloydC. Douglas Editor Paul Weatherwax Musical Composer Albert Hay Malotte Music http://www.tvguide.com/movies/database/ShowMovie.asp?MI=7879

24. Cochrane Incontinence Group - People Assistant Editor. UK Rhonda Griffiths, Australia Suzanne Hagen, UK Jean HaySmith,New UK Diane Stark, UK Premala Sureshkumar, Australia Douglas Tincello, UK http://healthsci.otago.ac.nz/dsm/wch/obgyn/cure/persons.html

Contact Us PEOPLE The editorial base is at the Health Services Research Unit at the University of Aberdeen in Scotland. If you would like to help us in any way please fill in and send the form to register your interest with the group, or contact June Cody, the Review Group Coordinator. The Editorial Group are: Professor Adrian Grant (Co-ordinating Editor) June Cody (Review Group Co-ordinator) Jean Hay-Smith (Editor) Peter Herbison (Editor) Mela Lapitan (Editor) Katherine Moore (Editor) Christine Norton (Editor) Don Wilson (Editor) Charis Glazener (Assistant Editor) Sheila Wallace (Trial Search Co-ordinator) June Younes (Secretary) Gaye Ellis (Research Fellow) Luke Vale (Health Economist) We would like to acknowledge the important contributions of both Brenda Roe and Steinar Hunskaar to the Group, who have now stepped down as editors. They have helped guide the group since its inception and were appointed as editors at the Group exploratory meeting. While their editorial guidance will be missed we are pleased that both Brenda and Steinar continue to work as reviewers for the Group. Co-ordinating editor Professor Adrian Grant Health Services Research Unit University of Aberdeen Polwarth Building Foresterhill Aberdeen United Kingdom Tel: + 44 1224 553908 Fax: +44 1224 663087 E mail: a.grant@abdn.ac.uk

25. ¿Qué Es Imaginaria? Translate this page Y los padres que quieren saber qué Hay de bueno y Editor Daniel Goldin. Douglas Wright,dibujante, ilustrador y humorista, contribuye con ilustraciones y una http://www.imaginaria.com.ar/intro.htm

Revista Quincenal de Literatura Infantil y Juvenil principal Buscar en Imaginaria: anteriores : Autores Lecturas Ficciones Libros ... imaginaria.com.ar Malaver 3845 (1605) Munro Pcia. de Buenos Aires Argentina Imaginaria no asume necesariamente como propias las ideas y opiniones expresadas por los autores de las notas que se publican. La red Imaginaria es dos cosas que se mueven juntas: Un boletín quincenal que llega a su casilla de email, con información sobre el mundo de la literatura infantil y juvenil. Y con una carga sustanciosa de "links" a la Web. Todo esto es gratis. Para recibir el boletín (si aún no lo está recibiendo), el mecanismo de suscripción es muy sencillo. Haga click aquí y en menos de un minuto estará suscripto. Pasan muchas cosas en el mundo de la literatura infantil y juvenil. Por supuesto, se escriben libros. Se ilustran. Se publican (aunque no todos). Los escritores e ilustradores son personas con una vida llena de historias, a veces reflejadas en sus obras y a veces desconocidas hasta que un reportaje o un artículo las saca a la luz. También hay revistas especializadas, estudiosos del tema, bibliotecarios que trabajan todo el día en esto. Hay congresos, seminarios, discusiones. Hay actividad constante en los medios tradicionales y en Internet. Y, claro, hay vaivenes del mercado. Todo lo que se necesita para cumplir con la tradicional maldición china: "Ojalá te toque vivir en una época interesante."

26. Helen Hay Whitney Foundation - Directory Results Drive Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 Kerr, Douglas S., MD , Ph Cell and Molecular CellExecutive Editor Structure 1100 The Helen Hay Whitney Foundation 450 East 63rd http://www.hhwf.org/cgi/DirScript.cgi?K&&Last

27. Burnaby-Douglas Editor's Note Actually, Liberal Senator Ray Perrault and MArke PC's have a candidatein BurnabyDouglas, Ken King like Jaffer to make NDP's dead Hay out of it http://www.arts.uwaterloo.ca/~m6chan/2000_federal/bc/burnaby-douglas.html

Canadian Federal Election Riding-by-Riding Prediction Burnaby-Douglas Current Prediction: Riding Profile: Candidates: Liberal Party: Francesca Zumpano Canadian Alliance: Alan McDonnell Progressive Conservative Party: Kenneth King New Democratic Party: Svend Robinson Communist Party: Roger Perkins Incumbent: Svend Robinson Previous Result: Surrounding Ridings: Misc: Population: Avg Household Income Language (Home) English French Submitted Information Submit Information here Richard Email: Svend stirs things up on Parliament Hill and in his NDP caucus. Whether or not people of Burnaby Douglas agree with his, they respect his passion. He is a good constituency man. Svend will be reelected- possibly increasing his margin of victory. Mike Parkes Email: mdparkes@msn.com Burnaby has returned a CCF or NDP MP in every election since 1940. Svend will be elected again by a comfortable margin. Editor's Note: Actually, Liberal Senator Ray Perrault and MArke Raines held the riding of Burnbay Seymour in 68 and 74. NDP defeated Senator Perrault in 72 but came in third in the 1974 election. Piva Email: The PC's have a candidate in Burnaby-Douglas, Ken King, who has been helping people stuck with leaky condos, which is a serious issue in BC's Lower Mainland.

28. Forthcoming Books, March 2001 (CP) caps and spelling / Patti Tasko, Editor. Teacher's guide / Douglas Hilker, SueHarper. Agnes Pee Ace ; illustrated by Elain Hay ; Editor, Velma Goodfeather http://www.nlc-bnc.ca/forthbks/2001-03/en/e400.htm

ISSN 1487-5039 Forthcoming Books March 2001 400 LANGUAGE Anderson, Anne, 1906-1997. Chêki, wâhiyaw, misikitiw, apisêsiw = Near, far, big, little opposites in Cree / Anne Anderson. Edmonton : Duval House Pub., 2000. (Dr. Anne Anderson collection) Copublished by: Metic Nation of Alberta. Text in Cree and English. ISBN 1-55220-107-4 : $9.95 1. Cree languageVocabulary 2. Cree language Textbooks for second language learnersEnglish speakers 3. PolarityJuvenile literature I. Metis Nation of Alberta. II. Title. III. Title: Near, far, big, little, opposites in Cree. IV. Series: Anderson, Anne, 1906-1997. Dr. Anne Anderson collection. Bonvillain, Nancy, 1945- Mohawk-English, English-Mohawk dictionary / Nancy Bonvillain, ed., Beatrice Francis, ed. Ottawa : Laurier Books, 2001. Reprint of the ed. published: Albany : University of the State of New York, 1971. Includes index.

29. ODC - Availability List - Caron, Douglas, , now. Davidson, Brigitte, Avail as Picture Editor or a1st Assistant Picture Editor, TBA. Lambeck, Owin Hay, Also avail as a PE, now. http://www.dgcodc.ca/cgi/driver.cgi?com=showcategory&num=58

30. Ontario District Council - Availability List Hawkeswood, Edwin (AD), Production Assistant. Hay, Joel (AD), Production Assistant. Howell,Trelawny (L), Production Assistant. Hubert, Douglas, Sound Editor. http://www.dgcodc.ca/cgi/driver.cgi?com=members&searchname=^h

31. ESA Editors Hatch, Scott A. Editor, Applications, 19961999. Hay, Mark E. Editor,Ecology, 1989-1992. Johnson, Douglas H. Editor, Ecology, 1993-1996. http://www.esapubs.org/esahistory/editors.htm

ESA History ESA History Officers Awards Chapters ... ESA home ESA Editors: 1971-2000 Abrams, Peter A. editor Ecology Abrams, Marc D. editor Ecology Addicott, John F. editor Ecology Adler, Fredrick R. editor Ecology Agee, James editor Applications Agren, Jon editor Ecology Andow, David editor Applications Armbruster , Scott W. editor Ecology Augspurger, Carol K. editor Ecology Bach, Catherine editor Ecology Bachmann, Roger W. assoc ed. Ecology editor Ecology Baker, WilliamL. editor Ecology Barbour, Michael G. editor Ecology Bartell, Steve editor Applications Bartuska, Ann editor Applications Batzli, George O. editor Ecology Bayley, Suzanne E. editor Applications Benke, Arthur editor Ecology Bergeron, Yves editor Ecology Bertness, Mark D. editor Ecology Bierzychudek, Paulette F. editor Ecology Binkley, Dan editor Ecology Black, R. Alan

32. Jeremy Price Jimmy Grimble Foley Recordist/Editor Dir John Hay; Relative Values - Foley Recordist/EditorDir Dirty Work - Foley Recordist/Editor Dir Douglas Mackinnon. http://www.videosonics.com/staff/smyth.htm

Barnaby Smyth Videosonics Foley Recordist / Sound Editor Barnaby joined Videosonics in 1997, having previously worked in the field of radio and commercials. Since arriving at Videosonics , he has moved from the role of Assistant Mixer to that of in-house foley recordist and editor. Barnaby now works primarily at Videosonics ' purpose-built foley studio in London's leafy Lisson Grove. Which is nice. Credits Cambridge Spies - Foley Recordist Dir: Tim Fywell One Love - Dialogue Editor The Virgin of Liverpool - ADR Editor Dir: Lee Donaldson Octane - ADR Editor Dir: Marcus Adams Doctor Zhivago - Foley Recordist Dir: Giacomo Campiotti Tempo - Dialogue Editor Dir: Eric Styles Foyle's War - Foley Editor Dir: Jeremy Silverston Conspiracy of Silence - Foley Editor Dir: John Deery White Teeth - Foley Recordist Dir: Julian Jarrold High Speed - Foley Recordist Dir: Jeff Jensen Moonlight - Foley Recordist Dir: Paula Van der Oesh The Heart of Me - ADR Editor Dir: Thaddeus O'Sullivan I Capture the Castle - Foley Editor Dir: Tim Fywell Doctor Sleep - Foley Editor Dir: Nick Willing - Foley Editor Dir: Julian Jarrold Morvern Callar - Foley Editor Dir: Lynne Ramsay

33. Rogues Gallery Secretary at odd times, she now fulfills the role of Editor while caring Created alegend at Hay for introducing vodka jellies to the festivities Jane Douglas. http://www.mini.org.au/rogues_gallery.htm

Rogue's Gallery Every Club needs a Committee to run it. The VMCI is no exception to this rule, so perhaps it's a good idea to introduce the Committee so members will recognise us at meetings (and perhaps know who to blame?) The Committee Consists of the following Amazing People in alphabetical order: Chris Briggs Leanne Coakley David Jenkins Matt Lehmann ... John Watts Either scroll down or click on the name for a meaningful biographical insight and a mugshot. Devastatingly Handsome Lot Aren’t We? Noel Tippett. (President) pres@mini.org.au Noel is a Systems Administrator who happens to love motorsport. He seems to be able to juggle a busy job with a family of 5 and an elderly Mini. He has managed to achieve all sorts of things with the Mini, not the least being achieving the status of Hay's Hero in 2000. 2001 saw the Mini helping three Tippetts to 1st, 2nd and 3rd in the Club Class A championship. When he's not up to his elbows in computer equipment, he can often be found at motor racing events all over Victoria. Back to Top Lindsay Siebler. (VicePresident)

34. Western Producer | Letters To The Editor - September 12, 2002 Edition Dr. Douglas Powell, Dept. Arthur Hanks, Manager/Editor, The Saskatchewan feed isabundant, most of the feed producers in these areas that sell Hay and straw http://www.producer.com/current_news/this_week/letters/letters_archive/20020912l

Open research Upset at criticism Why cynical Why dislike? ... Risking industry Letters to the editor - September 12, 2002 edition Saskatoon newsroom Letters should be less than 300 words. Name, address and phone number must be included for verification purposes and only letters accepted for publication will be confirmed with the author. Open letters should be avoided; priority will be given to letters written exclusively for the Producer. The editor reserves the right to reject or edit any letter for clarity, brevity, legality and good taste. Cuts will be indicated by ellipses (...) Publication of a letter does not imply endorsement by the Producer. To submit a letter you can either e-mail it, send it by snail mail (The Western Producer, Box 2500, Saskatoon, SK, S7K 2C4) or by fax (306-934-2401). Letters archive: September 5 August 29 August 22 August 15 ... August 8 Open research Much of science is conducted in a vacuum. The research on genetically engineered crops, food safety, and other production technologies that my lab conducts with farmer Jeff Wilson in Hillsburgh, Ont., has strengths and weaknesses: both are related to the commercial nature of Wilson's operation. We have been completely open about our intentions and results, and welcomed criticisms as a way to improve the project.

35. Literature & Fiction / Poetry / Reference 54. Tumbling in the Hay by Oliver St With a Wonderful Son A Collection from BlueMountain Arts ('the Language of ' Series) by Douglas Pagels(Editor). http://hallpoetry.com/poetry/364.shtml

Home Poetry Reference Voronezh Notebooks by Osip Mandelstam, et al From Booklist , September 15, 1996 Voronezh was where the Russian poet Mandelstam lived in exile after he was arrested and tortured by Stalin's henchmen for the crime of writing poetry. An erudite man unwilling to conform to the Soviet agenda, Mandelstam wrote poetry notable for its clarity of language and grace of form, but these... Read more Enclave by Tato Laviera, Juan Flores (Designer) Arte Publico Pr Paperback - 72 pages (December 1986) Destruction Bay by Lisa D. Chavez University of New Mexico Press Paperback - 64 pages (March 1999) Linda Hogan "The poems dwell in the extremes; toughness and innocence, victim and victimizer, seawater and nettles. Chavez's poems are piercing and sharp as a northern winter, and always they are only a word away from devastation." Read more Tumbling in the Hay by Oliver St. John Gogarty, et al Irish Amer Book Co Paperback - 336 pages (December 1996) Utopia and Dissent : Art, Poetry, and Politics in California by Richard Candida Smith, Richard Candida-Smith Univ California Press Paperback Reprint edition (September 1996) Publishers Weekly "[A] rich, kinetic study enhanced by 59 art reproductions and photos."

36. Rechazando A Místicos Y Neo-estafadores Translate this page empleos al conjurar problemas donde no los Hay mientras extrae Siendo un escritory un Editor tal tie mpo y Douglas Yo le pido que de el siguiente paso el http://www.neo-tech.com/spanish-discovery/num85.html

NT Home Page Spanish Home Page El Descubrimiento Neo-Tech Look in: Books and Articles Comments about NT IRS Abuse Reports Deutsch Italiano Search Options Tabla de Contenidos RECHAZANDO A LOS MISTICOS Y NEO-ESTAFADORES 29 de noviembre de 1984 Correo certificado con acuse de recibo Sr. Paul L. Douglas, Fiscal General Departamento de Justicia Capitolio Estatal Lincoln, Nebraska 68509 Estimado Sr. Douglas: dondequiera que los encontremos. Siendo un escritor y un editor tal tie mpo y esfuerzo nunca es desperdiciado como revela Muriel Spark la autora de "Loitering with intent": "Todo le sucede al escritor. El tiempo sie mpre es redimido, nada se pierde, y las maravillas nunca cesan." Sinceramente, John Flint Director, Tabla de Contenidos

37. Port Douglas email Contact the Editor. Footy in paradise. Hay said few recruitsrealise the location of Port Douglas before setting out. http://www.australianrules.com.au/2002stories/portdouglas.html

home bulletin board gossip footy photos ... books Your Club Adelaide Brisbane Carlton Collingwood Essendon Footscray Fremantle Geelong Hawthorn Melbourne N.Melbourne Port Adelaide Richmond St Kilda Sydney West Coast WAFL SANFL Sydney AFL Country Footy Grass Roots Juniors email Contact the editor Footy in paradise by PAUL DAFFEY LEON BAKER is renowned almost as much for being a wanderer as he is for his match-winning role for Essendon in the 1984 grand final. Baker played footy in country Victoria, in Cairns, and in Bunbury and for Swan Districts in Western Australia before bringing his Midas touch to the big time. "Leon Baker, premiership-maker," was how Kevin Sheedy described him at Windy Hill. But none of Baker's wanderings prepared him for coaching the Port Douglas Crocodiles. A decade ago, Baker was coaching Gippsland club Maffra when his wife, whom he affectionately calls Spider, pointed out an ad in the Inside Football magazine. Port Douglas was looking for a coach. The artful centreman had played for South Cairns in 1976, when he was 19. A return to the warm weather in North Queensland appealed. "It's an easy place to live," he said. "No one's too serious about much."

38. FloridAgriculture | 2002 | Florida Farm Bureau By GB Crawford Assistant Editor Brent Douglas carries his school day and on the weekendsDouglas tackles his Vinzant, he raises beef cattle and produces Hay. http://floridafarmbureau.org/flag/aug2k2/farm.html

Classifieds Media Kit Florida Farm Bureau Home Page Contact ... FLAG Archives August 2002 President's Column Tallahassee Report Washington Report Viewpoint ... Florida's Talking Beef cattle producer teaches, guides by example By G.B. Crawford Assistant Editor Brent Douglas carries his responsibilities well. He provides successful remedies for two important, very different problems in the course of his everyday work. He fulfills the demand for improved public education; he provides a reliable voice for agriculture among children who do not live on farms. As a public school teacher, Douglas continues to demonstrate that young people can be guided toward constructive, tangible accomplishments as they master essential educational skills. His tutelage challenges the image of teachers raised by public school bashers in contemporary public policy debates. As the FFA chapter advisor at the school, Douglas has led his pupils to statewide awards. His FFA livestock judging teams have been the state champions or state runners-up for three years in a row. But the beginning of his tenure at Mebane did not appear to be so promising. Douglas took over a moribund program without adequate facilities. No public funding was available for improvements.

39. The James Beard Foundation Awards: KitchenAid Book SEATTLE KITCHEN Author Tom Douglas Publisher William Naomi Duguid PublisherArtisan Editor Ann Bramson 212 Tinslay Author Donna Hay Publisher Whitecap http://www.jamesbeard.org/awards/2001/book.shtml

Award Gala Journalism Dinner Awards Book Journalism Broadcast Media Restaurant Design ... Lifetime Achievement T h e J a m e s B e a r d F o u n d a t i o n A w a r d s 2001 James Beard Foundation/KitchenAid Book Awards Category Winners and KitchenAid Cookbook of the Year Announced April 30, 2001. Last Year's Winners Americana Baking and Desserts Entertaining and Special Occasions ... KitchenAid Cookbook Hall of Fame Americana Picture not available Publisher: Broadway Books Editor: Jennifer Josephy Price: $35.00 TERRA: COOKING FROM THE HEART OF NAPA VALLEY Publisher: Ten Speed Press Editor: Lorena Jones Price: $40.00

40. ScotLit: Tails O The Comet? in the following issue by an Editor presumably delighted the relationships betweenMacDiarmid, MacLean and Hay in the highlighting the role of Douglas Young as http://www.arts.gla.ac.uk/ScotLit/ASLS/NoFrames/Tails_o_the_comet2.html

The Association for Scottish Literary Studies Tails o the Comet? MacLean, Hay, Young and MacDiarmid's Renaissance by Michel Byrne ScotLit 26, Spring 2002 On 4 May 2002 the ASLS held a conference at the University of Glasgow to celebrate the work of Sorley MacLean whose , so ably edited by Christopher Whyte, was the ASLS Annual Volume for 2001. ScotLit is very happy to reproduce here a slightly shortened version of Michel Byrne’s paper on the relationships between the poets Sorley MacLean, George Campbell Hay (son of the novelist John MacDougall Hay, author of Gillespie At last, at last I see her again In our long-lifeless glen Eidolon of our fallen race, Shining in full renascent grace, She whose hair is plaited Like the generations of men, And for whom my heart has waited Time out of ken. Hark! hark! the fead chruinn chruaidh Chaoilte, Hark! hark! tis the true, the joyful sound, Caoilte’s shrill round whistle over the brae, the freeing once more of the winter-locked ground, the new springing of flowers, another rig turned over, dearg-lasrach bho’n talamh dubh na h-Alba

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