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	Adamson
		Adamson of Brunswick, whose son, John is critically ill on board the Shiloh yacht Coronet, tried to visit him today, but although she succeeded in boarding the Coronet she was not allowed to go to the forecastle to see her son, or even to leave him the delicacies which she had brought.
		Adamson and her friends are indignant at the treatment which she received, and she insists that the boy, who is about 20 years of age, is in very critical condition, suffering from scurvy.
		Adamson left her home in Brunswick, taking with her a large basket, containing fruit, other delicacies and many little necessities for the sick room, intending them for her son and for the other sick people on board the Coronet.
	www.fwselijah.com /adamson.htm (886 words)

	C. Adamson v. University of Alaska (11/1/91), 819 P 2d 886
		Adamson ceased receiving temporary total compensation benefits at the end of July 1986, based upon the release for work, and from August 1986 to September 1987, she received permanent partial compensation for her lower left foot and ankle.1 Adamson claims her condition improved until October 1986; then she returned to Dr. Horning complaining of pain.
		Adamson claims that the Board made no finding as to whether the leg and back condition were interrelated; she also argues that it is "uncertain" whether the Board properly applied the presumption of compensability.
		Adamson claims that she was erroneously denied attorney's fees pursuant to AS 23.30.145(b) for the second hearing; there the Board rejected the employer's claim to enforce the oral settlement.
	touchngo.com /sp/html/sp-3766.htm (5246 words)

	BBC News \| MUSIC \| Adamson died with 'high alcohol level' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Adamson's body was found in a hotel near Honolulu International Airport on 16 December after being reported missing by his estranged wife, Melanie Shelley, several weeks earlier.
		Adamson was born in Manchester but grew up in Crossgates near Dunfermline in Fife.
		But in 1986, Adamson told how he had suffered a nervous breakdown six years before and was on the verge of another due to stress and overwork.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/entertainment/music/1781474.stm (471 words)

	Cortner, Adamson v. California
		And on November 27, Adamson was sentenced by Judge Fricke to death in the gas chamber in the state prison at San Quentin.
		Adamson was also adjudged an habitual criminal because of his prior criminal record, and he was sentenced to life imprisonment on the burglary count.
		The execution of Adamson's sentence was stayed, however, pending the outcome of an appeal of his case to the California Supreme Court.
	www.soc.umn.edu /~samaha/cases/adamson_v_calif_cortner.htm (1963 words)

	Adamson
		EDUCATION: Adamson completed his Bachelor of Science degree in engineering and was commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the Army at West Point in 1969.
		Adamson was distinguished graduate of his class in undergraduate pilot training, and distinguished graduate of his class in graduate fixed-wing and multi-engine pilot training.
		Following STS-28 Adamson was assigned to the Kennedy Space Center as Director for STS Processing Operations.
	www.astronautix.com /astros/adamson.htm (1020 words)

	Joy Adamson Biography \| Encyclopedia of World Biography
		Together with husband George Adamson, she raised the orphaned Elsa from a cub and trained the lioness to fend for herself in the wild.
		Noted naturalist and wildlife preservationist Joy Adamson was born Friederike Victoria Gessner, in 1910, to a wealthy Austrian family; her birthplace in the Silesian region of Austria is now part of Slovakia.
		Adamson's body had been found on a road near her camp by Mawson, but her injuries were caused by stabs from a swordlike weapon and head injuries, not by a lion's fangs and claws.
	www.bookrags.com /biography/joy-adamson (1591 words)

	VayuLila.com - Profile: Joy and George Adamson
		Joy Adamson had never shared the Born Free royalties with her husband (the greater part of which had gone to conservation projects), even though (as George's friends later insisted), the book was based on his diaries.
		On January 3rd, 1980 the 69 year old Joy Adamson (who is documented as having had a greater affinity with animals than with people) was murdered on a road near her camp in the Shaba Nature Preserve, where she had lived for 3 years.
		At age 83 George Adamson was still considered to be hardy and in fine form, despite suffering from asthma and sleeping with an oxygen tank near at hand.
	www.vayulila.com /Profiles/Voice_Adamsons.html (1707 words)

	Adamson
		ADAMSON, HENRY, a poet of the seventeenth century, was the son of James Adamson, dean of guild in Perth in 1600, the year of the Gowrie conspiracy, and provost of that city in 1610 and 1611.
		James Melville, as moderator of the previous meeting, preached the opening sermon, in the course of which he denounced the archbishop to his face, and demanded that he should be cut off, for having devised and procured the passing of the late acts of parliament in 1584, which were subversive of the Presbyterian discipline.
		Adamson died on the 19th February 1592, and his death was speedily followed by the restoration of the presbyterian form of church government in Scotland.
	www.electricscotland.com /HISTORY/nation/adamson.htm (2730 words)

	Articles on Al Adamson Murder and Trial
		Adamson disappeared in June 1995 and his body was discovered in August of that year buried in a hole from which an indoor Jacuzzi whirlpool had been removed.
		Kenneth Adamson was the prosecutionandrsquos first witness in the murder trial of Fulford, 50, who is accused of killing Al Adamson on June 20, 1995, and covering his body with cement.
		Adamson was killed in June 1995, and two months later his body was found buried in cement at his Avenue 49 residence in Indio.
	gregkrieger.tripod.com /aladamson/adamsontrial.html (4518 words)

	WBB \| Adamson transfers to New Mexico; decided before Cieplicki's resignation - Summer Update
		Adamson's confirmation came in response to a request for comment regarding Keith Cieplicki's resignation yesterday and the hiring of assistant coach Quentin Hillsman as interim coach.
		Adamson is the sixth player and ninth person overall from the women's basketball program at Syracuse to unexpectedly leave since spring 2004.
		Adamson hopes she'll play an instrumental role for the Lobos, a team that finished with a 22-10 record, 11-5 mark in the Mountain West Conference, a Top 25 ranking and a second-round appearance in the NCAA tournament as a No. 12 seed.
	www.dailyorange.com /news/2006/06/14/SummerUpdate/Wbb-Adamson.Transfers.To.New.Mexico.Decided.Before.Cieplickis.Resignation-2087076.shtml (443 words)

	Barbara Adamson
		Adamson verifies her scat credentials by way of "Boblicity" and the entire set comes off without a missstep, certifying it as on of the year's most pleasant surprises.
		Adamson's voice is central, but it works in concert with, rather than in competition with, a solid rhythm section (Marshall Otwell on piano, Stan Poplin on bass and Steve Robertson on drums and percussion).
		Adamson's not a belter or one to engage in pyrotechnics.
	www.barbaraadamson.com /read.html (7054 words)

	Adamson House Tour
		The family moved to the Arizona Territory, where his father, John Quincy Adamson, was elected to the Arizona Territorial Legislature.
		Merritt Adamson's forte was farming, and he established the Adohr ("Rhoda" spelled backward) Stock Farms, which became a very large milk producer--possibly the world's largest.
		The house, designed by a well-known architect, Stiles Clements, was constructed beginning in 1929, occupied by the Adamsons during the summer, beginning in 1930, and lived in all year beginning in 1937.
	www.adamsonhouse.org /Tour/tour.html (718 words)

	Splendid: Features: Barry Adamson
		Accordingly, when Adamson struck out on his own in the late eighties in hopes of one day becoming a film composer, success was on the cards.
		Adamson's enthusiasm for his new record was truly refreshing -- this is a guy who, without a trace of arrogance or self-absorption, really enjoys creating and performing his music and loves nothing more than sharing it with others, particularly newcomers.
		Barry Adamson: Last night I was putting some of the things together for the live "experience", because it'd be very expensive to have a full orchestra and brass and string-players and all the rest of it.
	www.splendidezine.com /features/adamson (4368 words)

	Daniel Adamson Blue Plaque
		Adamson was a pioneer in the use of steel for boilers, which he first applied in the construction of a locomotive for Messrs Talabot of Paris around 1857.
		In the early 1880s Adamson rescued the scheme from collapse in the face of opposition from rival canal companies and railways, with his outspoken support in campaigning in favour for the Parliamentary Bill authorising its construction.
		Daniel Adamson and Co remained a family business until it was sold in 1964 to Acrow Engineers Ltd. One of the last chairmen of the independent company was Mr R W Parkyn, Daniel Adamson's great grandson.
	www.tameside.gov.uk /tmbc/danieladamson.htm (975 words)

	ShotByBothSides.com Adamson Solo
		The landscape Adamson's music inhabits is familiar from countless movies and their soundtracks - by 1960s icons John Barry and Bernard Herrmann, soul heroes Curtis Mayfield and Isaac Hayes, barflies Tom Waits and John Lurie.
		Many current instrumental music writers claim cinema as an influence; what sets Adamson apart from this crowd is his playfulness, the way he relentlessly undercuts any hint of cool with a deliciously self-deprecating sense of humour.
		Throughout its history, cinema has been the most escapist of art forms, and throughout his career Adamson has seemed to be escaping his life: physical pains, the deaths of his parents and sister, the mixed-race background that left him feeling alienated from fl and white communities simultaneously.
	www.shotbybothsides.com /bar_solo.htm (916 words)

	Stuart Adamson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Born William Stuart Adamson in Manchester, he is best known for his distinctive guitar work, which made the harmonics of two electric guitars sound somewhat like a bagpipe; Adamson, along with Big Country's other guitarist, Bruce Watson, achieved this with a combination of various guitar effects and heavy use of reverb.
		Adamson was a founding member of The Skids in 1977.
		As with Big Country, Adamson was a large part of the group's sound, which set it apart from many of the punk/New Wave bands of the period, including slow riffs, as opposed to speedily played ones, which anticipated Black Flag and Grunge's "slow punk".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Stuart_Adamson (666 words)

	Scotsman.com News - Stuart Adamson - Stuart Adamson
		STUART Adamson was the charismatic lead singer and guitarist in Big Country, the Scottish-based rock band that achieved considerable success in the Eighties with a combination of impassioned songs and anthemic guitar lines that evoked the sound of bagpipes.
		Adamson, who had a history of problems with alcohol, had been reported missing from his home in Nashville after disappearing last month, and was found dead in a hotel in Hawaii.
		Adamson was a dynamic front man, and their anthemic songs made an immediate impact, stimulated by a high-profile supporting role on The Jam’s week of farewell concerts at Wembley in 1982.
	news.scotsman.com /topics.cfm?tid=50&id=1700122001 (1125 words)

	UBC Zoology-Martin Adamson
		Adamson, M.L. Haplodiploidy in the Oxyurida: decoupling the evolutionary processes of adaptation and speciation.
		Adamson, M.L. Evolutionary biology of the Oxyurida (Nematoda); Biofacies of a haplodiploid taxon.
		Adamson, M.L. Modes of transmission and evolution of life histories in zooparasitic nematodes.
	www.zoology.ubc.ca /zoology/z/adamson (231 words)

	John Adamson
		John was born on 26 April 1852, the son of William Adamson and Mary Ann Robinson, Roecliff House, Whitburn, County Durham.
		Adamson was a 19th Century name which was famous not only in shipbuilding, but shipowning too, and the family association with ships continued through the generations and ended only when the last Westoll steamers were sold.
		At one time the names of the Adamson Barques and Brigs were well known on Wearside and Sunderland seafarers were proud to sail under the command of such mariners as Captains J. Scarlet, H. Blanch, J. Woodruff, H. Chappel, Magnus White, and Matthew Southern.
	members.cox.net /ghgraham/johnadamson.html (421 words)

	Adamson
		Adamson and Grace Truman Chapman Adamson, was a native of Forest Park, Georgia.
		Elsie Ealer Bumstead Adamson was born in Fletcher, Hardin County, Texas, on April 13, 1903.
		Adamson devoted her life to working with the youth of the church through Sunday School and Girl' Auxiliaries.
	www.wtblock.com /wtblockjr/adamson.htm (448 words)

	BBC News \| MUSIC \| Fans pay two tributes to Adamson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		He was found hanged in an apparent suicide in a Hawaii hotel in December and close friends and family have already held a private ceremony.
		Adamson was actually born in Manchester but grew up in Crossgates by Dunfermline in Fife.
		It is known he suffered with a drink problem and was due to appear in court on a drink driving charge in March next year.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/entertainment/music/1751262.stm (385 words)

	Adamson v
		Plaintiff Adamson was injured when his vehicle was rear-ended while it was stopped behind a herd of sheep being driven on a public road by defendant Blanchard.
		Adamson filed a complaint in federal court against Orozco and the Blanchards on May 15, 1997, asserting a negligence cause of action.
		Adamson, on the other hand, asserts that I.C. 25- 2119 only abolishes application of the res ipsa loquitur doctrine, and thus, eliminates the inference of negligence which arises when unattended animals are involved in a highway accident at night.
	tarlton.law.utexas.edu /dawson/cases/car/adamson.htm (2392 words)

	Pearl Gurkin Riggan Adamson
		Adamson was educated at the Graham School in Norfolk, and graduated cum laude from
		Adamson has been a moving force in the Index of Documented Descendants' Lineage (IDDL) for computerizing genealogical records of The National Society of the Colonial Dames of America members and their ancestors to simplify the admission process for new members.
		Adamson is a Sustaining Member and Board Member, of the Junior League of Richmond; a member of the Council of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts; former Council Member of the Historic Richmond Foundation; and former Director of the Woman's Club.
	www.hereditary.us /adamson.htm (330 words)

	Oliver and Betty Adamson Interview
		Adamson says her children will finish grade school, and hopefully go on to high school.
		Adamson said with a smile, "and she is going to be startin' school next year.
		Adamson wants her children to have a better future than farming.
	www.ncsu.edu /ligon/am/lgea/adamson.html (1008 words)

	Dr. John Adamson (Getty Museum)
		John Adamson was a medical doctor and curator of the St. Andrews Literary and Philosophical Society Museum in Scotland from its formation in 1838 until his death in 1870.
		The Society was an eclectic group of intellectuals with a wide variety of interests; at its meetings, Adamson learned of the invention of photography from Sir David Brewster.
		Adamson primarily made portraits and views of the countryside near his home; he was known for naturalistic, lively renderings of his subjects.
	www.getty.edu /art/gettyguide/artMakerDetails?maker=1377&page=1 (162 words)

	Barry Adamson: Stranger on the Sofa: Pitchfork Record Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		And then the charging instrumental passages the verses trade off with are Adamson's signature cinematic soul, as is the gorgeous instrumental "The Sorrow and the Pity", which goes from martial drums to beautiful string synths and piano.
		The album ends with a couple of instrumentals that showcase Adamson's funk and dub leanings, both of which are good but not great.
		Adamson is not a compromiser, and puts whatever he wants to into his songs; while this approach isn't always successful, it yields unique music with great personality, and Stranger on the Sofa has plenty of both.
	www.pitchforkmedia.com /article/record_review/37294/Barry_Adamson_Stranger_on_the_Sofa (499 words)

	William Adamson
		William Adamson was born in Dunfermline, Scotland, on 2nd April 1863.
		A member of the Labour Party, Adamson was elected to the House of Commons in December 1910.
		Adamson became leader of the party in October 1917 and held the post until February 1921 when he was replaced by Joseph Clynes.
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /TUadamsonW.htm (487 words)

	Andrew Adamson
		A native of New Zealand, Andrew Adamson had been working in computer animation for an Auckland company called The Mouse That Roared since 1985, when he was recruited by Pacific Data Images in 1991 to go to the United States to work.
		Adamson then signed on to direct the live action feature The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (2005), and he campaigned successfully to have the fantasy film shot in New Zealand.
		Adamson and his wife currently divide their time between New Zealand and Los Angeles.
	www.tribute.ca /bio.asp?id=9765 (279 words)

	Adamson: Montana Farmer
		ADAMSON: My name is Diana Adamson, we are a third-generation family farm trying to have the fourth generation come back to the farm, and at this point, it is not possible in any way, shape, or form if my son wants to educate his two daughters and have some kind of a living.
		ADAMSON: For the Ecoli, the life of one child is worth every inspection that you have.
		ADAMSON: I do have a bumper sticker that was done by a third grader from Lewis and Clark, and it says, and I would like to present this to you, Mr.
	www.fas.usda.gov /itp/wto/montana/adamson.html (853 words)

	City of College Station - Adamson Lagoon
		Art Adamson Pool is a 50 meter, Olympic-size swimming pool built in 1976.
		In 1992, this facility was renovated with attractions and decorum to transform this municipal pool into a family-oriented waterpark called "Adamson Lagoon".
		Attractions include: a large serpentine water slide, a stump slide, tadpole slide, lilly pad walk, water basketball, and tube rentals.
	www.cstx.gov /home/index.asp?page=1539 (83 words)

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