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Lipton, Michael F., 101 Lugar, Charles, 133 Martin, Michael T., 31 Matsuoka, Richard T., 31 Mauragis, Michael A., 101 McGrane, Paul, 89 Mitchell, David, 133 Moore, David, 89 Morton, Howard E., 45 Nafissi, Mehdi, ix Palmer, John R., 101 Petousis, Nikolaos H., 1 Prince, Anthony, 89 Sarma, Keshab, 89 Schwartz, Theresa M., 101 Sharp, Matthew J., 31 Strouse, ErinE., 133 Veley, Michael F., 101 Walker, Keith, 89 Wittenberger, Steven J., 45 Yee, Calvin, 89 Zhang, Ji, 45 Zhou, Xiaoming, 31 Zimmerman, David C., 101... 

Carol Handworker and Leonard Smith Lawrence Felton and Mark Palmer John Mather and Scott Schroeder Paul Vianco and Darrel Frear Joe Felty... 

Barnett, H. J., and Morse, C. (1963). Scarcity and Growth The Economics of Natural Resource Availability. Baltimore Johns Hopkins Press for Resources for the Future. Brennan, T. J. Palmer, K. L. Koop, R. J. Ki upmck, A. J. Stagliano, V. and Burtraw, U. (1996). A Shock to the System Restructuring America s Electricity Industry. Washington, DC Resources for the Future. 

PalE85 Palmer, E. M. Graphical Evolution. An introduction to the theory of random graphs. Wiley-Iiherscience Series in Discrete Mathematics, John Wiley and Sons, 1985. 

Hall, Manly Palmer. The apocalypse attributed to St. John a monograph. Los Angeles (CA) Philosophical Research Soc, 1981. 72p. ISBN 0893148105... 

Larry I. Palmer, LL.B., Institute for Bioethics, Health Policy and Law, University of Louisville School of Medicine, Louisville, KY C.E. Reeder, Ph.D., Center for Outcomes Research and Evaluation, College of Pharmacy, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC John A. Robertson, J.D., School of Law, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX Mark A. Rothstein, J.D., Institute for Bioethics, Health Policy and Law, University of Louisville School of Medicine, Louisville, KY... 

Palmer, L.I., Law Medicine and Social Justice 34—36, Louisville, KY Westminster/John... 

Donahoe, John W., Jose E. Burgos, and David C. Palmer. 1993. "A Selectionist Approach to Reinforcement." Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior 60 17-40. 

Francis Jones/ Scott Forrest/ Jim Palmer/ Zonghuan Lu/ John Elmore/ and Bill B. Elmore 2... 

Palmer PL. Reactive walls. In Nyer EK, Kidd DF, Palmer PL, Crossman TL, Fam S, Johns FJ II, Boettcher G, Suthersan SS, eds. In Situ Treatment Technology. Boca Raton, FL CRC, 1996 271-288. 

The authors gratefully acknowledge the constructive reviews of John E. Repets ki (USGS) and Curtis A. Palmer (USGS). We dedicate this report to the memory of Ann P. Leibrick, a dedicated environmentalist. 

A breakfest with Dr. Daniel Yuan resulted in a collaboration on FetSp from Sacchar-omyces cerevisiae, a collaboration that was made possible by Dr. Yuan s pioneering efforts. This collaboration has included the laboratories of Drs. Ninian Blackburn, John McCracken, and Edward Solomon. Members of these labs who have participated in this collaboration are Martina Ralle, Constantino Aznar, Timothy Machonkin, Liliana Quintanar, and Amy Palmer. All members of my own lab contributed to this work, most particularly Richard Hassett, Scott Severance, and Kimberly Prohaska. Of course, little good happens in the Kosman lab without the critical assistance of Annette Romeo, and our work on FetSp and the iron—copper connection owes much to her efforts. The support for this work by the NIH (DK53820) is gratefully acknowledged. 

Smith GD, Palmer RA. (2002) Fast Time-Resolved Mid-Infrared Spectroscopy Usin an Interferometer. John Wiley Sons Ltd. 

It is a pleasure to acknowledge several very helpful discussions concerning this work with Dr. Peter Sarre, Professor John Simons, Dr. Frank Palmer, and Professor Odile Eisenstein. The calculations described in this Letter were performed on a VAX computer at the University of Nottingham Cripps Computing Centre. 

Palmer had a close friend, fellow gambler John Parsons Cook. Cook had inherited 12 000 and retired from his work as a solicitor, choosing to spend his time and money on horse racing. Having never enjoyed good health, his new-found wealth led him into a more riotous lifestyle and he is reported to have caught syphilis, for which he was treated by Palmer. 

Reports claiming that Palmer had bought strychnine around the time of Cook s death, and claims by maids in attendance of Cook that food sent by Palmer had made them sick resulted in Palmer being the first man in British history to be tried for murder by strychnine poisoning. However, strychnine was never found in the body of John Parsons Cook and although this was blamed on an inadequate postmortem, many, including Cook s own doctor who was present at the time of death, believed that Cook had died of tetanus. 

After a 12 day trial, the jury of 12 men took less than 2h to reach a unanimous verdict of guilty. Palmer was sentenced to death for the murder of John Parsons Cook, and was publicly hanged in Stafford on of June 14, 1856, at the age of 31, still protesting his innocence. 

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