61. Eggers World: Resources Available from Egger's World Title EggScapes TM Author Mitzi Perdue PublishedAgricultural Art and Science Foundation, 22 King George Street, Annapolis http://www.eggersworld.com/biblio.html

ARTICLES/PHOTOS Title: "A Good Egg" Magazine: The Traditional Home Companion, Vol 1, Issue No. V. (Jane Pollak's batik eggs) (Jane Pollak's batik eggs) Magazine: 1989 National Geographic Publications Catalog (Pysanky Eggs on the cover.) Magazine: "Easter Greetings from the Ukrainians" Author: Robert Paul Jordan Photographer: James A. Sugar Magazine: National Geographic, Vol. 141, No. 4 (April 1972), pp. 556-563. (Pysanky Eggs) Magazine: "Guidepost" April 1993 (Pysanky Eggs on the cover.) Title: "He was the Egg Man" Author: Patrick Rogers, Magazine: People Title: "In Pursuit of the Perfect Oval" Author: Candace Ord Manroe Magazine unknown, (Jane Pollak's batik eggs) Title: "Ukrainian Easter Eggs Symbolize New Life" Magazine: The Philadelphia Inquirer Cover of Picture Parade, April 1, 194? BOOKS Title: "Amazing Egg Book, The" Author: Margaret Griffin Paperback; $6.25 Available: Amazon.com Books Title; "Art of Egg Decorating, The" Author: Allan Stacey Title: "Barb Part II" Author: Barbara Tison Title: "Basic Eggery" Author: (Byrd) Richmond, Susan

62. Eggers World: Welcome! It makes my day when my issue comes in the mail. Mitzi Perdue, wife of FrankPerdue of Perdue Chicken Your magazine is great. Best one out there. http://www.eggersworld.com/intro.html

Welcome to Egger's World Click here for a contents map of this site Eggers' World , the website, introduces you to the world of the egg artist. Artists have cut, carved, etched, batiked, decoupaged, painted and applied beads and jewels to egg shells over the past century. All kinds of shells, including those of the ostrich, rhea and emu, have been made into jewelry boxes, eggs with scenes, music boxes, brooches, pendants and even kaleidescopes. Hard to imagine? Well, take a moment to peruse our Gallery and see the various exhibits. You can even purchase an egg or two if you'd like! If you find you'd like to learn more about how to make these eggs yourself, check out Eggers' World , the publication. It features interviews of accomplished egg artists, instruction sheets, information on egg shows, lists of suppliers, advertisements and more. A sample issue is here for you to examine and past issues can be ordered as well. You can also learn more about egg art by joining the Internet Eggers' Mailing List or meeting egg artists every Saturday evening for a live chat.

63. Way Too Cool This package also includes a Mitzi Perdue Cookbook, The Perdue ChickenCookbook. Also included is an official Perdue apron and mug. http://www.marylandrecyclers.org/way_too_cool.htm

Maryland Recyclers Coalition MRC's 2003 Recycling Awards click on 2003 Conference then Awards 2003 - Give recognition where it's due! 30 Other Way-Too Cool Items The American Plastics Council* wants to keep you warm: This camel color blanket is sure to keep you warm and cozy on chilly nights. Soft, comfortable fleece of Fortrel EcoSpun fabric is made from recycled plastic PET bottles. It is extremely durable and easy to care for - just wash, dry and use again and again. (Value: $50.00). Bag-it!: From the Harford County Office of Recycling , comes an indispensable large free-standing reusable yard bag. This is great for spring and fall clean-ups - don't throw it away, reuse it! (Value: $20). Vinyl Vessels from eco-artware.com: Looking for the perfect accompaniment to good food and great friends? Jeff Davis' vinyl vesselsbowls made from old 33sput the right spin on entertaining. Use them to serve fruit, pretzels, wrapped candies, or to a hold a small bowl of dip surrounded by chips. When Jeff learned that someone planned to throw away hundreds of scratched vinyl LPs he looked for another use and developed vinyl vessels. This LP/Bowl is the classic Carly Simon "Anticipation"

64. Sculptors Links3 Piccolo's Gallery; Peltzer, Eric; Pearson, Paul; Pack, Bob; Perdue, Mitzi;Pearson, Jr, Paul R. DALE POWER WOOD SCULPTOR; Patti's Sculptures http://www.users.bigpond.com/SCHIP/sculptor3.htm

Sculptors World Wide List (3) This page contains links listed in alphabetical order to sites for individual Sculptors, Organizations, etc. If you know of sites that you think should be here please let us know and we will review your recomendation. Sculptors Links : Page 1 [A to F] Page 2 [G to L] Home Gallery Studio Tour Carrara ... Site Map M Daniel Mace Sculpture in french and english 3D Magic S.S. Mariner Marisol ... Natural Selection: Sculpture Trail at Mount Ephraim N Return to top of page National Sculptors' Guild Nature and Sculpture Naughty Glass Sculptures ... Sculptor NURBS Modeler O Return to top of page Obligi, Herve O'Connor Studios Sculpture Ohio Outdoor Sculpture Inventory ... Scott Owens Sculpture P Return to top of page Page Sculptors Inc. Parmley Stone Sculpture Gallery Bronze Sculpture by Dan and Val Prazen ... Portretten / Sculptures Q Return to top of page Conseil de la Sculpture du Quebec - Sculptor Council of Quebec Quinn, Lorenzo R Return to top of page Romolo Del Deo's Pagina Scultura Rajakumar, Ravi Charles Raphael - Handmade Sculptured Furniture ... Ross, Richard S Return to top of page SAC Products your source for Fine Metal Sculpture The Kathy Salmanson Sculpture Gallery Sandemons ... Yabuuchi, Satoshi

65. ESPN Outdoors Florida doctor examines the eyes of wild, live sharks to understand how the fearedcreatures see the world, and how we see them By Mitzi Perdue Scripps Howard http://espn.go.com/outdoors/conservation/s/c_fea_shark_eyesight.html

sLgTgRedirStr = ""; document.write( ''); document.write( ''); ESPN NBA.com NHL.com RPM ... FEATURES Zip Code: Outfitter Directory Inland Lake Maps Hunt/Fish Licenses Fish Destinations ... Newsletter sign-up Ophthalmologist to the ocean's sharks A Florida doctor examines the eyes of wild, live sharks to understand how the feared creatures see the world, and how we see them By Mitzi Perdue Scripps Howard News Service The sharks Dr. Stanley Spielman examines can be 12 feet in length, with mouths as wide as garbage cans. It seems like a lifetime ago now, but before Sept. 11 the two subjects over which the nation's media had been obsessing about for months were ... do you remember? First, Rep. Gary Condit, and second, the Florida shark attacks. The Florida shark attacks still fascinate Dr. Stanley Spielman, a Florida ophthalmologist. Spielman is one of the few people on Earth brave enough and curious enough to have examined the eyes of live sharks underwater while in the wild. How did he do it? And perhaps more important, why? Shark wrangler and doctor To answer the first question first, Spielman and his associates start by catching sharks in the open ocean, using fishing lines. Once they've caught a shark, they attach a hook to its mouth.

66. National/US: How To Save 60,000 Lives A Year Mitzi Perdue Saving 60,000 lives annually. Mitzi Perdue writes about environmentallyrelated matters weekly for Scripps Howard News Service. http://www.sepp.org/controv/howtosave.html

National/US: How to Save 60,000 Lives a Year February 23, 1999 MITZI PERDUE: Saving 60,000 lives annually Are you ready for an extraordinary statistic? Dr. John Graham from the Harvard School of Public Health says that if we allocated our treatment and prevention resources more wisely, we could save 60,000 lives a year in this country alone. To get an appreciation for the stakes involved, remember that 40,000 people a year die of AIDS in this country each year and 48,000 die in traffic accidents. "Imagine a pill," Graham says, "that would eliminate the equivalent of all of the AIDS deaths or all the traffic deaths." Graham and his colleague, Tammy Tengs from the University of California at Irvine, have been studying what really works - and what doesn't work - when it comes to keeping us safe and healthy. The results are surprising. "We investigated 500 programs," Graham says, "and we learned that some are highly effective: vaccinating children for mumps or rubella, painting edge lines on rural highways or taking the lead out of gasoline." On the other hand, the data show that a number of programs accomplish very little while costing a great deal. Included in the list: reducing exposure to radiation from nuclear waste storage facilities or power plants, or reducing further the already minute amounts of pesticides in our foods.

67. Optimistic About Our Environmental Future By Mitzi Perdue September 11, 2000 Scripps Howard News Service As director of theProgram for the Human Environment at Rockefeller University, Jesse Ausubel http://phe.rockefeller.edu/mitziperdue/

Optimistic about our environmental future

68. A Tribute To Jacques Cousteau Austin Raintree Steck~Vaughn Publishers, 1997. Perdue, Mitzi. CaptainJaques CousteauWhat Makes Him Tick http//www.eggscape. http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/4513/jacques.html

A Tribute to Jacques-Yves Cousteau Jacques-Yves Cousteau was a man revered by a whole generation as an ecologist, conservationist, and protector of the Earth’s oceans. To the people who watched his programs, he brought fascination, wonder and a sense of awe. He taught them how to protect the world and enlightened them about the mysteries of the deep, while exploring new depths and places day-in and day-out. His mere name brought a smile to the public and from them, Jacques Cousteau was given life’s greatest fulfillment of knowing he did all he could at whatever task confronted him. He fought illness, disasters, lack of money, and even the death of his son to bring viewers a message, and for that, he was admired by all for his courage. I became interested in Jacques Cousteau only after his death. I was born too late to be mesmerized by his television shows, and I never saw any of his movies on PBS or any other channel. I knew who he was, but I never knew of his accomplishments nor his love for the sea. To me he was just another person sailing around on a boat with no importance. I did not discover marine biology till I was in the fifth grade, yet even then I did not pursue what Jacques Cousteau lived for and did. After his death I began to learn a little and found that there was more to this man and his shows than I ever saw. I learned he was in World War II and was a decorated veteran. He wrote many books, produced many films, and created many television programs. He even met several United States’ Presidents throughout his journeys. Our birthdays are also only hours apart, although he has lived 72 years more than I.

69. Biblioteca Virtual The Diary Of Samuel Pepys(.zip 730 Kb). Perdue, Mitzi. The PerdueChicken Cookbook(.zip - 30.09 Kb). Perkins, Lucy Fitch (1865 + 1937). http://www.bibvirt.futuro.usp.br/gutenberg/p.html

70. Spring Exhibits The Decorated Eggs of Mitzi Perdue March 22April 7. This mini-exhibit opensin time for Easter and features the artistry of Maryland craftswoman Mitzi http://www.mcps.k12.md.us/curriculum/socialstd/ETF/cache189008.html

Spring Exhibits and Program at the Maryland Historical Society Please call (410) 685-3750 for details about exhibits or programs. Exhibits: Gallery of Early Maryland Life, 1700-1800. Opening February 29, this long-term exhibition tells the story of the colony of Maryland and its transformation to statehood with a new look at its people: the Native Americans who were here first, the Calvert family who began the colony, and the planters, craftsmen, enslaved Africans, and indentured servants who lived and worked here. "The Decorated Eggs of Mitzi Perdue" March 22-April 7. This mini-exhibit opens in time for Easter and features the artistry of Maryland craftswoman Mitzi Perdue and examples of Czechoslovakian and Ukrainian decorated eggs. "The Thrill of Excellence: Selected Fine Arts from the National Museum of Racing", April 27 through September. Paintings and drawings from a pre-eminent collection of sporting art will be featured in this loan exhibit opening in time to coincide with Maryland's spring steeplechase season and the Preakness. "Where the Wild Things Are: The Nature of Maryland"

71. Experts Say Monkeys Make Ferocious, Unmanageable Pets By Mitzi Perdue, Scripps Howard News Service (November 14, 2000 1201 am EST http//www.nandotimes.com) Infant monkeys are adorable and in many ways like http://lists.ibiblio.org/pipermail/monkeywire/2000-November/000014.html

Experts say monkeys make ferocious, unmanageable pets Mat Honan mhonan@earthlink.net Tue, 14 Nov 2000 20:05:39 -0500 Previous message: 3 new speciesnicer text version Next message: Monkeywire Monthly Column Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] By MITZI PERDUE, Scripps Howard News Service (November 14, 2000 12:01 a.m. EST http://www.nandotimes.com Previous message: 3 new speciesnicer text version Next message: Monkeywire Monthly Column Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]

72. Re: Soy Products For Mitzi Perdue Thanks for your email. yes I will visit you web site.Ther page. It's http//www.escape.com. Thanks! Mitzi Perdue . http://www.ag.uiuc.edu/archives/experts/utilization/1997/0393.html

Re: Soy products weingartner karl e. kweingar@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu Thu, 18 Sep 1997 02:26:39 -0500 (CDT) Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] For Mitzi Perdue Thanks for your email. yes I will visit you web site. Ther is a good article in either the June or July issue of Inform magazine which you should read. If it is difficult for you to obtain a copy of this Journal published by American Oil Chemists' Scoiety (AOCS) Champaign, Illinois please let me know. Good Luck! Karl Weingartner International Soybean Program (INTSOY) University of Illinois On Wed, 10 Sep 1997 mitzi@eggscape.com wrote: http://www.escape.com In reply to: mitzi@eggscape.com: "Soy products"

73. Re: Soy Products Can you help me? If you'd like to see the kind of material I write, please comevisit my web page. It's http//www.escape.com. Thanks! Mitzi Perdue . http://www.ag.uiuc.edu/archives/experts/utilization/1997/0382.html

Re: Soy products weingartner karl e. kweingar@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu Wed, 10 Sep 1997 19:34:43 -0500 (CDT) Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Mitzi: I'll check and get back to you on Friday. I'm on the road right now. Regards Karl Weingartner International Soybean Program (INTSOY) University of Illinois On Wed, 10 Sep 1997 mitzi@eggscape.com wrote: http://www.escape.com In reply to: mitzi@eggscape.com: "Soy products" Next in thread: weingartner karl e.: "Re: Soy products"

74. The Environment And You: Hummingbirds Aid In Study Of Antioxidants And Diabetes By Mitzi Perdue, Scripps Howard News Service. Mitzi Perdue writes aboutenvironmentally related matters for Scripps Howard News Service. http://www.naplesnews.com/00/09/health/d477393a.htm

Site sections... naplesnews.com bonitanews.com marconews.com Front Page Bonita Business Classified Community Conflict with Iraq Editorial Entertainment Florida Happenings At Home Local Marco Neapolitan Perspective Real Estate Search Shop Showcase Sports Travel Varsity Weather Special Reports Also inside... Archives AP Wire AP search Audio headlines Bonita Banner Crossword Comics Death notices Digital Digest FAQ Feedback Free e-mail Job listings Horoscopes Letters Lottery results Marco Eagle Movie listings Obituaries Police Beat Police scanner Postcards Staff directory Stock quotes Story search Soaps Subscriptions Tides TV listings Word Search Webcams Front page Classified GoShopNaples Health front ... help The environment and you: Hummingbirds aid in study of antioxidants and diabetes Tuesday, August 29, 2000 By MITZI PERDUE, Scripps Howard News Service When you look at a hummingbird, you probably see a charming little bird that seems to hover. When Dr. Hillar Klandorf looks at a hummingbird, he sees something entirely different. For him, as an associate professor of physiology at West Virginia University, a hummingbird represents a tantalizing medical paradox. Hummingbirds, like all other birds, have what would be a deadly medical condition if they were mammals. Nevertheless, birds live much longer than mammals of comparable size.

75. Sunspot.net - Art & Museums 23 Port Discovery is transformed into a gateway to Russia with a Fabergestyleegg ornament workshop, Mitzi Perdue's Eggscape exhibit and more. http://entertainment.sunspot.net/top/1,1419,p-artslife-art-X!PlaceEvents-4222,00

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76. Sunspot.net - Vivat! St. Petersburg Celebration Place, Baltimore Port Discovery is transformed into a gateway to Russia with a Fabergestyleegg ornament workshop, Mitzi Perdue's Eggscape exhibit and more. http://entertainment.sunspot.net/top/1,1419,p-artslife-art-X!EventDetail-5030,00

Search/Archive Site Map About Us Contact Us ... E-mail to a friend Vivat! St. Petersburg Celebration Port Discovery 35 Market Place, Baltimore Port Discovery is transformed into a gateway to Russia with a Faberge-style egg ornament workshop, Mitzi Perdue's Eggscape exhibit and more. Through Feb. 23 Daily Tickets: Box office Information: Select one Antiques Architect.. Cafes/Cof.. Children Current E.. Drawing/P.. Film/Thea.. Folk/Craf.. Galleries Historica.. Lectures/.. Local Art.. Mixed Med.. Multimedi.. Museums Painting Performan.. Photograp.. Reception.. Science Sculpture Special E.. Location Allegany.. Annapoli.. Atlantic.. Baltimor.. Bethany,.. Bowie Ar.. Brooklyn.. Burtonsv.. Calvert .. Cambridg.. Canton Cape May.. Cape Sai.. Carroll .. Catonsvi.. Chesapea.. Chestert.. College .. Columbia.. Crofton Delaware Delmar Denton Dewey Be.. Druid Hi.. Dundalk Easton Elkridge.. Elkton Essex Ar.. Federal .. Fells Po.. Fenwick .. Frederic.. Garrett .. Halethor.. Hamilton Hampden Hanover Harbor Harford .. Highland.. Hunt Val.. Kent Cou.. Landover Langley .. Largo Laurel A.. Lewes, D.. Linthicu..

77. Grads Listing miranda@tunl.duke.edu, Miranda Dettwyler. Mitzi@tunl.duke.edu, Melissa Boswell.Perdue@tunl.duke.edu, Brent A. Perdue. poole@tunl.duke.edu, John Poole. http://www.tunl.duke.edu/Directory/Grads/

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78. Monkeys Make Bad Pets November 13, 2000 Monkeys make bad pets By Mitzi Perdue Scripps Howard NewsService Infant monkeys are adorable and in many ways like human babies. http://veederandld.20m.com/primnews/111300b.html

November 13, 2000 Monkeys make bad pets By MITZI PERDUE Scripps Howard News Service - Infant monkeys are adorable and in many ways like human babies. Still, if you ever have the urge to buy one for a pet, April Truitt has some important advice for you: Don't. Truitt is the founder of the Primate Rescue Center (PRC) and knows why buying a pet monkey would be a seriously bad idea. Before we get to her reasons, though, why would anyone want a pet monkey? The answer is that, in some circles, at least, a pet monkey is a status symbol. And people who long for children or who are going through empty-nest syndrome sometimes feel that a baby monkey could fill the gap. The result is that hundreds of people in this country pay anywhere from $3,000 for a capuchin monkey to $40,000 for a female chimpanzee. It's legal to do it and you can find infant monkeys for sale on the Internet. However, if you do buy one of these animals it's just about guaranteed that you'll regret it. As Truitt says, "The media portrays them as substitute humans, but what you don't see is that these animals are capable of inflicting horrendous damage." If you're not familiar with the innate drives of monkeys, it may surprise you to know that their capacity for doing "horrendous damage" is hard-wired into them. It's the result of the monkey's hierarchical nature.

79. Subject: IBM 1620: Restoration Mike ~~~~~Mitzi Perdue The ethics of restoration Copyright ) 2000 Nando Media http://hissa.nist.gov/mlists/ibm1620/200001/20000119-1.html

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80. Subject: Re: IBM 1620: Restoration Mike ~~~Mitzi Perdue The ethics of restoration Copyright ) 2000 Nando http://hissa.nist.gov/mlists/ibm1620/200001/20000120-1.html

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