81. Ronnie Scott`s Jazz Club LONDON. Attractions; House Magazine 132 2001. CEDAR WAL night in walked the Prince of Darkness, miles Davis, who listened and, through hisdrummer, Philly Joe Jones, invited Dave to join miles' band. elaine recalls http://www.ronniescotts.co.uk/ronnie_scotts/ronniescotts/132/132_22.htm

RONNIE SCOTT`S JAZZ CLUB LONDON `JARS` ISSUE 132 SEPT - OCT 2001 STAR PARADE Profiles of the artists appearing at the club in SEPTEMBER and OCTOBER ELVIN JONES A look at the long career of a drum master PERSONAL VIEW by Editor JIM GODBOLT JOEY DeFRANCESCO New hero of the Hammond B-3 RONNIE SCOTT¹S JAZZ HOUSE The latest of the label's releases listed by DEREK EVERETT MAKING WAVES Chrissie Murray looks back over the summer THE FIRST BBC JAZZ AWARDS Pete King honoured on an all-star occasion KING OF SCOTT'S Club director PETE KING'S COLUMN EVENTS In and around London PAT MARTINO The return of a guitar hero IGGY QUAIL A charity fund-raiser in memory of a fine pianist MARK TAYLOR London drum star making it in America TED HEATH ORCHESTRA Bows out after 55 years NEW CD REVIEWS JOE HARRIOTT BEBOP SPOKEN HERE SHEENA DAVIS KEN BURNS' JAZZ The BBC2 TV series viewed from the living room SCOTTY MOORE FROM MOLE JAZZ THE PASSING SHOW from LANCE FAIRFAX THE PASSING SHOW SAX IN THE OPEN AIR One sunny Soho afternoon, I emerged, refreshed, from The Three Greyhounds, in Greek Street, run by the amiable Chris Buckley, I was moving towards the club when I heard some full-blooded tenor saxophone, obviously being played live. Nearing the corner of Frith and Old Compton Street, I spotted the player performing with pre-recorded backing tapes. I was most impressed and, chatting to this street troubador, found that his name was Karl Mellor, and he kindly handed me a CD of his in return for my making him famous in JARS. Karl was at great pains to point out that he was an 'honest street musician' and not to be confused with a disgraced politician.

82. AmIAnnoying.com In 2002, out of 153 votes 41.18% thought elaine miles was annoying!elaine miles, The Résumé. Occupation Actress. (April 7, 1960 http://www.amiannoying.com/(plhmh155qxmledvku002dk45)/2002/view.aspx?ID=6542

83. Elaine Astrue's PBP 1999 Adventure elaine Astrue's PBP 1999 Adventure. I meet up with a 50ish French rider namedSerge and we take turns taking pulls (being in front) for about 100 miles. http://www.bikeaholics.org/elaine.html

Paris-Brest-Paris Elaine Astrue's PBP 1999 Adventure I finished PBP in the allotted time - 83 hours. I had 84, actually 85 after they gave all the riders an extra hour. It seems no one actually measured the course beforehand, and it was 1250 km, not 1200. (One extra hour doesn't seem sufficient to go 50km does it?) I knew there was no hurry at the end, so really took my time. Throughout the ride, I never pushed or hammered. That was probably one thing that went right. Another thing that went right was being part of the Davis Bike Club. It was like being part of a huge family out there in the French countryside. Seeing people I knew and just exchanging a comment or two gave me a real boost during the ride. That evening while riding between Carhaix and Loudeac I have a bad case of heartburn from some soup at the Brest Controle. This is my first ever heartburn experience and it is like being stabbed in the chest repeatedly. I have it for the rest of the ride and for a day afterward. The stomach acid burns my esophagus and it is hard to eat anything or even swallow. And one has to eat constantly on PBP. It is horrible. I can stave it off, though, for short periods of time by eating something non-acidic. My chocolate and mocha energy bars are now useless, so from now on, I eat what I can, whenever I can. After another shower and 2.5 hour nap in Loudeac, I am back on the bike, enjoying some relatively flat, scenic countryside and the same tailwind as the day before. There is a boulangerie in a town we ride through and lots of cyclists stop. The boulangers are making pastries as fast as they can - they bring out a full, hot tray. I buy 2 or 3, and consume them quickly and directly from the bag on the sidewalk when a well-groomed local woman walks by. With a bemused smile on her face, she says to me, "

84. Greenbar 6. elaine Parker, 140 miles, LM Sterling Sundance. 7. Teri Hunter, 130 miles(105/25), Velvet Morning/Scarlet Ribbon. 8. Jonathan Shortland, 115 miles, Aaron. http://www.floridaendurance.com/point_standing.htm

Point Standings FERA Top Tens FERA Limited Distance Awards 2002 Overall High LD Miles 1. Nancy Cloos 240 miles Little Missy 2. Becky Rhoden 190 miles Dat Gamblers Ace 3. Caren Stauffer 180 miles Winter Gold 4. Wade Pearson 165 miles (115/50) Southern Beau/RW Country Doll 5. Laura Stedman 160 miles (135/25) Couregge Bey/Shadow Danseur 6. Elaine Parker 140 miles LM Sterling Sundance 7. Teri Hunter 130 miles (105/25) Velvet Morning/Scarlet Ribbon 8. Jonathan Shortland 115 miles Aaron 9. Sheila Shortland 110 miles Deacon 10. Debbie Parsons 105 miles 10. Cindy Barrett 105 miles Overall High LD Points 1. Laura Stedman 2. Wade Pearson 3. Nancy Cloos 4. Karen Stauffer 5. Richard Wilder 6. Becky Rhoden 7. Jonathan Shortland 8. Laurie Pearson 9. Sheila Shortland

85. Miles V City Council Of Augusta, Georgia, 551 F.Supp. 349 (S.D. Ga. 1982). This case is before the Court on the crossmotions for summary judgment of plaintiffsCarl and elaine miles and defendant City Council of Augusta, Georgia. http://members.aol.com/schwenkler/wcc/miles1.htm

Miles v City Council of Augusta, Georgia, 551 F.Supp. 349 (S.D. Ga. 1982). Carl M. MILES, et al., Plaintiffs, v. CITY COUNCIL OF AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, et al., Defendants. Civ. A. No. CV181-157. United States District Court, S.D. Georgia, Augusta Division. Nov. 15, 1982. John H. Ruffin, Jr., Augusta, Ga., for plaintiffs. Stanley G. Jackson, Augusta, Ga., for defendants. ORDER BOWEN, District Judge. This case is before the Court on the cross-motions for summary judgment of plaintiffs Carl and Elaine Miles and defendant City Council of Augusta, Georgia. For the reasons to follow, summary judgment is GRANTED IN FAVOR OF DEFENDANT AND DENIED AS TO THE PLAINTIFFS. The plaintiffs' motion will be discussed first. I PLAINTIFFS' MOTION In this case, the attack upon the power of the City of Augusta to levy an occupation tax arises under somewhat unusual circumstances. The pertinent undisputed facts, as gleaned from the record, [Fn1] are as follows: Fn 1. In ruling on the motions for summary judgment, the Court has considered only the evidence in the file. However, it should be disclosed that I have seen and heard a demonstration of Blackie's abilities.

86. Add $2 When You Change A Tire This weekend elaine and I did an 800 mile trip to attend a State rally for Otherthan having to ride through heavy winds and rain for about 100 miles on the http://www.msgroup.org/TIP138.html

and do it right By James R. Davis This weekend Elaine and I did an 800 mile trip to attend a State rally for the G.W.T.A. held in a tiny town in central Texas called Goldthwaite. Other than having to ride through heavy winds and rain for about 100 miles on the return leg of the trip the weather was wonderful. In fact, the trip was terrific in all particulars and would have been perfect had we only spent an additional $2 the last time we had the rear tire on her bike replaced. We were 40 miles from our destination on Saturday morning when we decided to check the air pressure in our tires. (The tires were cold, we had spent the night in this small town and were just starting out.) Elaine's tires were a little low so we went three blocks to a gas station for some air. Elaine had the air hose in her right hand and had taken the cap off the valve stem on the rear tire with her left hand, then as she was mating the hose and the stem a funny thing happened - the stem BROKE almost in two! Over the years the rubber had deteriorated and become brittle. A little sideways pressure was all it took. Now there are no motorcycle shops in the tiny town we were in. In fact, the closest town with a shop in it was 35 miles in the direction we had just come from. But 40 miles ahead there were a couple of hundred friends - and so we decided that was the best course of action to take. We chained her bike to a steel post, unpacked her personal things from her bike and she along with her things became a passenger on my bike for the next 40 miles.

87. Multilingual Influences In English Spelling - BDA 2001 Multilingual Influences in English Spelling. elaine miles. Dyslexia Unit, Universityof Wales, Bangor, Gwynedd LL57 2DG e.miles@bangor.ac.uk. Abstract. http://www.bdainternationalconference.org/presentations/a_thu_s3_b_8.htm

home index by author index by subject Talk; spelling Thursday stream 3 Session 11.35 - 12.50 Length 25 minutes Multilingual Influences in English Spelling Elaine Miles Dyslexia Unit, University of Wales, Bangor, Gwynedd LL57 2DG e.miles@bangor.ac.uk Abstract This paper describes the different layers of language to be found in English spelling. Understanding of these will be a help to the teacher in steering a way through the irregularities, and the interest of older pupils can be stimulated by relaying some of it, thereby helping them to remember better. A strong Germanic basis was established by successive invaders who shared a similar language background and who could probably understand each other, but this oral language could not be fully expressed by the Latin alphabet chosen to write it down. The protracted Norman occupation introduced some quite different sounds and spelling patterns, which were difficult to reconcile with the existing ones. Several different accommodations resulted. Some attempts to restore Latin derivations in the enthusiasm of the Renaissance had some disastrous consequences for a few words. Uniformity was not enforced.

88. Elaine Doll-Dunn Mentor ~ Motivational Speaker ~ Marathon Runner Among elaine's accomplishments; beat cancer at age 56, ran 26.2 Marathons in 2000,ran from the Atlantic to the Pacific 60 miles across Panama to celebrate http://www.edollgottarun.com/

Elaine Doll-Dunn Mentor ~ Motivational Speaker ~ Marathon Runner Welcome to edollgottarun.com "All things are possible all of the time. Dreams are for having..." Elaine Doll-Dunn Among Elaine's accomplishments; beat cancer at age 56, ran 26.2 Marathons in 2000, ran from the Atlantic to the Pacific - 60 miles across Panama to celebrate her 60th birthday, Mrs. South Dakota at age 61. Read more about Elaine's accomplishments Elaine just completed a Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology, researching the self-efficacy of women who begin marathoning after the age of 40. Read Elaine's note; " AN EMERALD IN MY APRON POCKET ". Elaine's book on her 26.2 Marathons in 2000 is available! Email Elaine for more details: edoll@rushmore.com "I now invite you to join me on a whimsical "re-run" of the year's miles. Each marathon has its own personality, much as do our children, and I'd like you to meet them. Join me at the starting line of the year two-thousand. Double tie your shoes, check your race number, and carry at least three PowerGels. Its gonna be a looonnnngggg run." - taken from the Preface to Gotta Run... by Elaine Doll-Dunn.

89. LDA-CA BookStore How Kids Make Friends Secrets for Making Lots of Friends, No Matter How Shy YouAre. miles, elaine. Dyslexia and Mathematics. Dyslexia A Hundred Years On. http://www.ldaca.org/books/authttlm.htm

Author/Title List LDA-CA does not recommend or endorse any particular method, institution, product, treatment, or theory. Opinions expressed in books on this web site are not necessarily those of LDA-CA. Books offered on this site are avaliable through Amazon.com. Prices and avaliability are subject to change. The prices on Amazon.com pages (accessible by clicking on the titles) are the actual prices. Home A B C ... L M N O P Q ... Z Maag, John W. Parenting without Punishment: Making Problem Behavior Work for You Maddux, Cleborne D. A Human Development View of Learning Disabilities: From Theory to Practice Magrun, W. Michael ... L M N O P Q ... Z General Books on LD Adults with LD College for Adults with LD Transition to Adulthood LD over the Lifespan LD for Parents Law and Advocacy LD for Teachers Early Childhood Adult Education Language Instruction Math Instruction Reading Instruction Inclusion LD for Other Professionals LD Theory Assessment of LD LD for Clinicians LD for Professionals (Misc.) LD for Physicians LD for Social Workers Inspirational Books on LD Alternative Treatments for LD Books in Spanish LDA Publications General Books on ADD Adults with ADD College for Adults with ADD ADD over the Lifespan ADD for Parents ADD for Teachers ADD for Other Professionals ADD Theory Treatment ADD for Physicians ADD for Social Workers Inspirational Books on ADD Creativity and ADD Alternative Treatments for ADD Books in Spanish Asperger Syndrome Dyspraxia Multiple Intelligences Nonverbal Learning Disorders Tourette Syndrome

90. ‘Dump No More’ March A Show Of Solidarity By Elaine Van Develde   Staff Write Dump No More’ march a show of solidarity By elaine van develde StaffWriter. JEFF table. There were only a few miles left to travel. http://hub.gmnews.com/News/2000/0907/Front_Page/01.html

Weather in Red Bank, NJ News Front Page Bulletin Board Letters Editorials ... Sports Featured Special Section Other Special Sections About Us Archive All Greater Media News Contact us Advertising Classifieds Services News Archive GMN Newspaper web site content management software and services Front Page September 7, 2000 More Front Page Headlines ‘Dump No More’ march a show of solidarity Rumson man being held in shooting of his wife Eel found in river For Red Bank radical, left remains in the right ... The Hub ‘Dump No More’ march a show of solidarity By elaine van develde Staff Writer JEFF HUNTLEY Marchers against ocean dumping pass by the Monmouth Beach sea wall en route to Sandy Hook last week. TThe blistering hot sun shone brightly on the staunch will of Clean Ocean Action last Friday morning. It was the last leg of a journey traveled in defiance of ocean dumping. As people ages 2 months to 82 prepared to walk the last few paces in that 125-mile protest journey along the shore, T-shirts were doled out and spirits soared. Banners read "Dump No More, March for the Shore." Blue ribbons representing the ocean’s lifeline were signed, and literature was gathered. A plastic bottle filled with muck and labeled "Sediment under NY Bay, Brooklyn" was displayed on a table.

91. Deb's Avon 3-Day Breast Cancer 60 Mile Walk Journal at Aspen Hill Maryland on a cold Saturday morning and walked 20 miles into Washington HereI am being checkedin by elaine Shapiro, one of the volunteer crew. http://www.wdwig.com/Avonwalk/thewalk10.htm

M ARCH 24-25, 2001 Back to Back 36 Mile Walk Avon Breast Cancer 3 Day 60 Mile Walk 2002 Walk! My Pledge Letter My Sponsors! How to Sponsor Deb! Those I am Walking For and In Honor Of... ... Special Fundraiser! 2002 PHOTO GALLERY San Diego Day 2 Day 3 Needwood Solemates March 23/24 Back2Back! Helpful Info 50 Tips for the 3Day 3Day Packing List Fundraising Ideas Related Links 2001 Walk May 2001 - The Walk is Over - It was the experience of a Lifetime! 2001 Sponsors -My heartfelt thanks! 2001 Training Journal Those I Walked For and in Honor Of in May 2001 ... 2001 Walk Facts 2001 PHOTO GALLERY March 24-25, Back to Back 36 Miles Needwood Solemates Brunch DAY ZERO Registration ... Deb's Unofficial Walt Disney World Information Guide March 24-25, 2001 Back to Back 36 Miles Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Day One Back to Back 20 Miles (As you read this, if you know the names of folks in any photos, PLEASE email them to me!)

92. Katalog - Wirtualna Polska Serwis Katalog w Wirtualna Polska S.A. pierwszy portal w Polsce. http://katalog.wp.pl/DMOZ/Arts/Celebrities/M/Miles%2C_Elaine

Poczta Czat SMS Pomoc Szukaj.wp.pl: -Katalog -Polskie www -¦wiatowe www -Wirtualna Polska -FTP/Pliki -Grupy dyskusyjne -Encyklopedia -Produkty wp.pl Katalog Katalog ¦wiatowy DMOZ ... Celebrities > M Fakty o Katalogu Pomoc Regulamin Serwis szukaj ... Ostatnio dodane NAWIGACJA Fakty o katalogu Pomoc Regulamin Serwis Szukaj ... FAQ Dodaj stronê Katalog WP Polskie Strony WWW Oferta dla firm WP-HIT ... Wirtualna Polska

93. Elaine C. Boggs - "The Realtor Of Aahhhs" - Century 21 Associate Broker Liberty County lies on the eastern shore of Georgia, about 30 milessouth of Savannah in the Southeastern United States. The coastal http://www.elaineboggs.com/relo.cfm

Liberty County lies on the eastern shore of Georgia, about 30 miles south of Savannah in the Southeastern United States. The coastal county is approximately 40 miles from South Carolina and 70 miles from Florida. Interstate 95 makes a stop in Liberty County at Exit 76 as well as scenic U.S. Highway 17. For one to make a trip from Atlanta, Georgia's capital, it would take about 4.5 hours heading South on I-75 to I-16 East to I-95 South. Macon, Georgia is almost 3 hours away and Jacksonville, Florida is only a short 1.5 hours driving time. One of the fastest growing counties in the State of Georgia, Liberty county is currently home to approximately 62,000 residents including the Fort Stewart, Ga area. If you are considering a move into this area and would like relocation materials, simply fill in the brief form below and I'll send you a free relocation packet with additional information of Liberty County and all that it has to offer. Your Name: Mailing Addres:s City/State/Zip: Contact Phone#: (include area code) E-mail: Preference: Send The Packet And Call Me Send The Packet And Email Me Send The Packet Moving Timeframe: Moving within 30 days Moving within 90 days Moving within 6 months Just looking at the moment Other Notes Or Questions: Liberty County, Georgia

94. I2723: Ila Grace BENNETT (Private - ) LOGAN _ _Jowett Woodrow LOGAN _Martha Mattie Launa PARHAM _ ShirleyElaine LOGAN _ Frances Vivian miles. http://www.tl.infi.net/~erider34/d0005/g0000099.html

Ila Grace BENNETT BIRTH : Private Father: Lawson Dewitt BENNETT Mother: Ila Jane DOBY Family 1 Fred TRIBBLE MARRIAGE : Private Ila Grace BENNETT INDEX EMAIL HOME HTML created by on Sat Apr 18 19:36:48 1998. Sally BLACK Family 1 William Richard FORTENBERRY Hassie FORTENBERRY Richard FORTENBERRY Willene FORTENBERRY ... HOME HTML created by on Sat Apr 18 19:36:48 1998. Shana Deniece CAMP BIRTH : 21 Jul 1972 Father: ? CROSSLAND Mother: Dwana Louise JORDAN Shana Deniece CAMP _Alta LASHLEY INDEX ... HOME HTML created by on Sat Apr 18 19:36:48 1998. Elizabeth DODSON Family 1 Nathaniel ROBERTSON Mary "Polly" ROBERTSON Elizabeth DODSON INDEX ... HOME HTML created by on Sat Apr 18 19:36:48 1998. Shirley Elaine LOGAN Father: Jowett Woodrow LOGAN Mother: Etta Elizabeth MORRIS Family 1 William Edward MCCARTY William Edward MCCARTY Brian Benjamin MCCARTY _Jowett Woodrow LOGAN ... HOME HTML created by on Sat Apr 18 19:36:48 1998. Hannah Mrs. John LOUDER BIRTH : 1735, England Family 1 John LOUDER Catharine LOWDER Caleb LOWDER John LOWDER ... HOME HTML created by on Sat Apr 18 19:36:48 1998.

95. Maintenance - Long Before Your Trip We got a total of 12 miles under our belts before the engine blew. Elainewas going 70 MPH and was in the fast lane of a four lane wide freeway. http://www.msgroup.org/TIP025.html

By James R. Davis A couple of years ago a friend of ours joined us on a 1,200 mile tour. She is a conscientious lady and wanted to make sure her motorcycle was ready and safe before we left, so she took her Wing to a dealer and had them do some work on it for her. Among other things, she had her rear brakes worked on because they seemed to 'stick a little'. She picked up the bike just before our trip. That nearly cost her her life. In the case of our friend, they charged her for the brake work, but later investigation shows that it was never done at all. Even if it had been, it makes no sense at all to depend on recent mechanical work while out on a tour. Far better, test the bike for several hundred miles before taking that tour. Our friend's rear brakes locked up 1,100 miles into the tour with us and she did a high-side at 50 MPH. So, this time a few hundred miles of testing would not have discovered the problem. But what about the next time? It seems to me that the above does not quite put this message in perspective. So, try this one... Yesterday Elaine picked up her bike from the dealer after they had done some major work on it for her. She had the cams and lifters replaced on the right side of the block. She road the bike home and commented to me that the bike had never felt so good and smooth to her. She was thrilled with the work.

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