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	Adie
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	www.fox-toolkit.org /adie.html (3397 words)

	William John Adie (www.whonamedit.com)
		A neurological phenomenon in which one or both pupils is dilated and responds slowly or not at all to light and a near stimulus, accompanied by slow constriction and relaxation in the change from near to distant vision, and impaired accommodation.
		William John Adie was born in the harbour city of Geelong, west of Melbourne on the southern coast of Australia.
		At the outbreak of World War I Adie joined the Northamptonshire Regiment and served as a field physician in France, where he took part in the retreat from Mons, although a timely bout of measles kept him from the battle in which his regiment was decimated.
	www.whonamedit.com /doctor.cfm/127.html (828 words)

	De Sympiëzometer van Alexander Adie
		Adie had a particular interest in meteorological instruments and was apprentice to his uncle, John Miller, a prominent Scottish instrument maker, becoming his partner in 1804.
		Adie provided his instrument with a sliding temperature correction scale, which enabled the user to adjust the barometric scale to compensate for the effect of temperature upon the oil-filled tube, according to the thermometer reading.
		Adie's original intention had been to create a barometer that would be easier in use and less cumbersome and fragile than existing maritime models, which consisted of a long mercury tube.
	www.antique-horology.org /_editorial/sympiezometerfontijn (1647 words)

	Brook's draft
		ADIE has to be able to look at the different models that are being developed or recommended, suggest what is appropriate for each stage of the educational/evaluation process, and investigate different ways of providing them.
		ADIE might address not only the data standardization issues from the point of view of facilitating retrieval, but also the cataloging and descriptive needs that will make it possible to tell if the information is potentially valuable.
		ADIE can demonstrate ways of collecting and storing such information with the least possible effort involved, but in such a way that the parts of it that will be needed for analysis or presentation can be retrieved and converted into more standard and manipulable formats.
	www.cs.brown.edu /adie/research-4-2.html (3419 words)

	Helen Adie
		Adie died in 1989, she continued and was a constant inspiration to the group until her death on 19 October 1996.
		Adie was almost amused to recall that Madame de Salzmann had sent her to take lessons from Thomas de Hartmann, while Gurdjieff was alive, but that she was asked not to disclose this fact to Gurdjieff.
		Adie’s performances can be compared to those of de Hartmann, we believe that nonetheless they have a certain unique value, and for that reason, we have prepared a CD which presents a careful selection of this music.
	www.gurdjieff.org /azize2.htm (2175 words)

	Jesusfreakhideout.com: Adie, "Don't Wait" Review (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Under the moniker Adie, Adrienne releases Don't Wait, a stylistic departure from her previous band that is likely to appease old fans while attracting the attention of many new ones.
		The same can be said for some of the more worship-minded songs, yet Adie makes sure to stay far enough away from some of the common cliches of the genre to stand up on her own.
		Adie's unique vocals are much more reserved here as well, at times seemingly missing the passion and flair they possessed on her previous projects.
	www.jesusfreakhideout.com /cdreviews/DontWait.asp (674 words)

	Ray Adie \| Science \| Guardian Unlimited
		Adie's interest in Antarctica was initially sparked by the book Edward Wilson of the Antarctic by George Seaver.
		Adie's international renown was recognised with numerous awards, among them the US antarctic service medal and the Bellinghausen medal awarded by the USSR Academy of Sciences.
		The modesty and lightness with which Adie carried these distinctions was illustrated when a visitor to his home in Cambridge asked to see the Polar Medal, which he had received from the Queen, and Adie opened a kitchen drawer to reveal not only that medal but a number of others reposing amid the cutlery.
	www.ling.pl /ling/trans-lower.php4?base=http://www.guardian.co.uk/life/&website=/science/story/0,,1812785,00.html (656 words)

	Adie
		Note: Adie's pupil is bilateral in 15% of cases and in long-standing cases the pupil may be miosed.
		However, this test may not be confirmatory in acute cases.
		In the clinical examination, light responses are absent in all the three conditions.
	www.mrcophth.com /pupils/Adie.html (258 words)

	CIGNA - Adie Syndrome
		Adie Syndrome is a rare neurological disorder affecting the pupil of the eye.
		Adie Syndrome is a rare neurological disorder usually affecting the pupil of one eye or occasionally both eyes.
		In most patients with Adie Syndrome the affected pupil is larger than normal (dilated) all the time and does not constrict very much or at all in response to light.
	www.cigna.com /healthinfo/nord825.html (1109 words)

	Adie's Pupil Information on Healthline
		Adie's pupil is a neurological condition of unknown origin with an unusual, asymmetric presentation known as anisocoria, an inequality in the size of the pupils of the eyes.
		For a person with Adie's pupil, however, nerve signals arriving at the ciliary body of one eye are weaker than to the other eye, believed to be a result of damage to or degeneration of the ciliary ganglion or the ciliary body.
		Adie added to an already long list of doctors who had studied it, when in 1931 he described the condition as self-generating.
	www.healthline.com /galecontent/adies-pupil (554 words)

	1592-IRIS.htm (Adie 0007-EPON) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		At the outbreak of World War I Adie joined the Northamptonshire Regiment and served as a field physician in France, where he took part in the retreat from Mons, although a timely bout of measles kept him from the battle in which his regiment was decimated.
		Adie: Pseudo-Argyll Robertson pupils with absent tendon reflexes.
		Any patient with an Adie's pupil shouldn't remain at phase one iridological diagnosis (exclusion of ophthalmic and general neurologic pathology) and although referred to a neuro-ophthalmologist immediately, the patient must be followed for iris "eye area" signs.
	www.iris-ward.com /_HTM/MEIS/A/1592-IRIS.htm (1735 words)

	Rick Adie Will Be General Manager at the Statler Hotel on Cornell Campus, Also Joining Cornell's Faculty / June 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Later this month, Adie, 48, will become general manager at the Statler Hotel on the campus of his alma mater, Cornell University, in Ithaca, N.Y. The university-owned Statler provides a laboratory and real-world work experience for students in the university's school of hotel administration.
		Adie's nine-year tenure in Kansas City was unusual in the typically nomadic existence of a hotel chain executive.
		Tom Holden, the hotel association's executive director, said Adie has been a guiding force in the hotel industry and is one of only two local hoteliers recognized by the organization with scholarships established in their names.
	www.hotel-online.com /News/PR2002_2nd/Jun02_RAdie.html (473 words)

	Pentagon threatens to target journalists in Iraq. \| MetaFilter (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Adie also revealed that the US military are openly asking journalists what their feelings are on the war, and are using this information to block reporters from access to reporting on the conflict.
		Clearly Adie is unwilling to register her phone, probably because of the censorship issue, and the Pentagon told her they couldn't, in that instance, guarantee her safety.
		To understand a little about Kate Adie, it is worth reading some of her reflections on the Tiananmen Square massacre, which she covered courageously for the BBC.
	www.metafilter.com /mefi/24238 (9536 words)

	The Sun Online - News: Sack Kate Adie
		Adie, 56, broke a strict Downing Street news flout yesterday by discussing top-secret details of the PM’s visit to a high-risk foreign destination.
		And Adie’s blunder plays into the hands of her enemies, who claim there is no role for her at the BBC.
		Bosses pulled Adie out of New York after she was sent to report on the September 11 atrocities.
	www.thesun.co.uk /article/0,,2-2001351136,00.html (716 words)

	Adie's Pupil
		The Adie's pupil is unilateral and is the larger of the two pupils whereas the true AR pupil is a bilateral phenomenon with relatively small pupils.
		An Adie's pupil can be smaller when you examine it if the patient has been reading for a period of time before your examination.
		The different degree of reaction occurs because the ratio of fibers innervating the light reflex versus the near reflex is 40 to 1 in favor of the ciliary body near reflex.
	telemedicine.orbis.org /bins/volume_page.asp?cid=1-13-161-848 (701 words)

	Adie Syndrome: A Rare Vision Disorder - Associated Content
		As a rare visual disorder, Adie Syndrome involves a neurological disorder in which the eye pupil is either hyperdilated or hyperconstricted resulting in the inability of the pupil to adjust to the changing of light levels.
		For individuals suffering from the onset of Adie Syndrome symptoms, the condition is often frightening considering the extent to which the vision is affecting.
		Most commonly, Adie Syndrome is first recognized or diagnosed in women between age 20 and 40 when the Adie Syndrome symptoms first present as a nervous system disorder in which the deep reflexes of the legs are diminished.
	www.associatedcontent.com /article/89065/adie_syndrome_a_rare_vision_disorder.html (470 words)

	Adie Syndrome
		Adie Syndrome is a rare neurological disorder affecting the pupil of the eye.
		Adie Syndrome is a rare neurological disorder usually affecting the pupil of one eye or occasionally both eyes.
		In most patients with Adie Syndrome the affected pupil is larger than normal (dilated) all the time and does not constrict very much or at all in response to light.
	hw.healthdialog.com /kbase/nord/nord825.htm (1054 words)

	Adie - Music
		Adie's voice is as striking and angelic as ever, but it's mostly accompanied by a soft pop/rock soundtrack that's all too safe and familiar.
		Even though the group called it quits in 2003, Adie's passion for communicating her faith through music hasn't wavered, which is particularly remarkable these days when she's busier than ever as a wife and mother to two young daughters, Isabella and Arianne, who are both under the age of two.
		To get in the right frame of mind for her upcoming tour with Jeremy, Adie's been leading worship at a women's Bible study at her church, something that reminds her why she's on stage in the first place.
	www.christianitytoday.com /music/artists/adie.html (932 words)

	Adie's syndrome (www.whonamedit.com)
		Joint publication in 1926 by G. Weill and L. Reys, and described by Adie in 1931 as a disease sui generis of the autonomous nervous system.
		Adie recognised the work of his colleague, Foster Moore, who, from 1924 onwards published altogether 15 cases — and later expressed his dissatisfaction with not having been ascribed the eponym.
		The eponymic term Adie’s syndrome was coined by the French neurologist Jean-Alexandre Barré in 1934, ”syndrome d’Adie”.
	www.whonamedit.com /synd.cfm/1837.html (500 words)

	More About Adie DeCoursey
		Adie seems to be unfazed by most things and takes events in his stride.
		“Adie allows people to have the time and space to create their own interpretation of the situation and then challenges them to look further.
		Adie has a fabulous skill of asking just the right question or challenging your behaviour in such a way that his few words have inspired many in your own mind.
	www.quidditysolutions.com /adie2.html (1285 words)

	Adie: Mrs Jeremy Camp Releases Her Own Solo Album - Adie
		I'm talking to Adie while she is touring with her husband and she's taking the call while staying with friends in Albuquerque where she is playing that evening.
		Adie Camp," she says, "so I think a lot of people don't even know that I'm Jeremy's wife until we actually close up the show together and then he introduces me again and I come out.
		Adie is back making music and trying to inspire people and even if this album is a little on the safe side, it feels like a good place to start.
	www.crossrhythms.co.uk /articles/music/Adie__Mrs_Jeremy_Camp_Releases_Her_Own_Solo_Album/25257/p1 (2467 words)

	www.myspace.com/adiecamp
		Adie, former frontwoman of The Benjamin Gate and also married to husband Jeremy Camp, is back to the music scene with her debut solo album "Don't Wait".
		On several of the songs we collaborated with other songwriters, and this one was written by the wife of one of The Benjamin Gate guitarists as a congregational worship song years and years ago (Suzanna Pautz).
		In the process of making the album, Adie says she also felt a new resolve against spiritual complacency and a renewed desire to truly make every day count.
	www.myspace.com /adiecamp (1132 words)

	The T-Ender: Adie Harris profile
		Adie Harris is a veteran who at 42 takes the category to a whole new level.
		Adie's return certainly helped some of City's younger aspiring wide players like Lee Smith and Tom Webb and his runs were a major factor in City's FA Trophy run to the quarter-finals in 2003.
		Adie was first brought to Gloucester by Brian Godfrey way back in 1987 and was an important member of the City side that won the old Midland Division in 1988/89.
	www.t-ender.co.uk /players/harris.htm (541 words)

	CD Baby: ADIE GREY: Brand New Old Time Music
		By the time she was a teenager, Adie was borrowing his guitar, penning her own material and playing in whatever clubs would have her, exposing herself to all manner of influences.
		And everything fell together.' While it's Adie's name on the CD her hubby's contribution to the proceedings shouldn't be undervalued.
		Adie Grey also has some stellar help on her new CD in Wynnona Judd, John Hartford, Albert Lee (on banjo, guitar and mandolin), Dick Fegy, Ranger Doug and hubby Dave MacKenzie, who wrote or co-wrote with Grey all but one of the tunes.
	cdbaby.com /cd/adiegrey (1413 words)

	Questions over war won't go away: Adie - World - www.smh.com.au
		Referring to the debate on the war as a "process that is not yet over", Adie said the focus in Britain on media reporting of the lead-up to the invasion was in part a deflection by the then government spin doctor, Alastair Campbell.
		Adie, a 34-year veteran of the BBC who became its chief news correspondent in 1989, insisted in an interview with the Herald yesterday that she would not and should not comment on the BBC's current rocky relationship with the Government or other matters related to Mr Blair's credibility.
		However, Kate Adie the author and raconteur, in Sydney to promote her latest book, Corsets to Camouflage, Women and War, was far more forthcoming.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2004/02/27/1077676972095.html (447 words)

	Kate Adie
		Kathryn Adie was born on 19 September 1945.
		In 1989 Kate Adie became the BBC Chief News Correspondent.
		As well as her numerous awards and prizes within the television industry, Kate Adie was awarded the OBE in 1993.
	www.biogs.com /famous/adiekate.html (169 words)

	Adie Grey
		Adie Grey has been around songwriters her whole life.
		After that, Adie said she was hooked; all she wanted to do when she grew up was to write songs and play music.
		Adie started playing in clubs and coffeehouses while still in junior high school where sometimes she was introduced as "The Girl Who's Out Past Her Bedtime." As time went on, she did a little bit of everything.
	www.wvfest.com /performers/showperformer.html?artid=169 (493 words)

	George Mountford Adie
		George Adie was born in the United Kingdom, on 14 January 1901, and died in Sydney, Australia on 29 July 1989.
		Adie, mine and everyone else’s, are put into their proper place: they relate to an entirely lower level than the essentially eternal to which teacher and pupil aspire.
		As a teacher, George Adie had the gift of being able to speak of his experiences in such a way that they could become factors in one’s own inner life—it was as if the pupil directly benefited from Mr.
	www.gurdjieff.org /adie.htm (4163 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: The Kindness of Strangers: Books: Kate Adie (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Reporter Kate Adie describes the horrors of this war which, according to the BBC, should not be called a war.
		Kate Adie is, of course, very well known in the UK for always being in the thick of the action.
		Kate Adie held up recent history before me and taught me much about the histories, and the resultant mind sets, of people such as the Serbians, Bosnian, Croats etc. It made it easier to understand how the conflict was almost inevitable, without ever offering any excuse for it.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Kindness-Strangers-Kate-Adie/dp/0755310721 (1869 words)

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