Enoch Forrester submitted a cite from a 1968 reprint of A.E. van Vogt's "The Cataaaaa"; Derek Hepburn verified this in the 1947 first edition.
Mike Christie located and Doug Rynda verified a 1998 cite from William Keith's "Bolo Rising".
Mike Christie submitted a cite from a 1977 reprint of Philip Barshovsky's story "One Prehistoric Night" from the 1934 Wonder Stories; we would like verification of the original.
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DougVogt researched the vortex field-effect on 'time dimension, and he built a portable hi-frequency generator to measure the time changes there.
It's been found by the scientist DougVogt, that the vortex changes frequency when some people enter the circle of influence, that's about 160 ft diameter.
The common visual vortex distortion of larger and smaller people switching places is in the north-south axis, that's easy to see: the broom stands up, the ball rolls uphill it looks like people shink and grow walking about 4-6 ft.
B Feature: Scott Bivens, Steve Schmitt, Jeremiah Sillman, Sarah Sillman, Jerry Wilkinson, Brandon Floyd, Aaron Kobus, Andy Wilkinson, Jordy Nelson, Carroll Adamy, Scott Paddock, Tim Vogt, Jesse Robinson, Ron Karpisek, Doug Korth, Dave Vogt
Steve Schmitt followed Vogt to take over second as Bivens dropped back to third.
ABC World News Tonight co-anchor Bob Woodruff and his cameraman, DougVogt, have been seriously wounded by an IED (bomb) near Baghdad.
A quick footnote about the Woodruff/Vogt incident...ironically, Bob Woodruff and his family were close friends with NBC's David Bloom, who died of a blood clot while on assignment in Iraq in 2003.
I don't know what was in the water at the United Center Wednesday night...but the Bulls/Knicks game was one of the strangest I've seen in a long time.
DougVogt, the Canadian TV cameraman who was wounded in an Iraq bombing, is in good spirits and hopes to go home soon, says his mother.
The Portage la Prairie resident?s son, Doug, was injured by a roadside bomb on Jan. 29 while working as a cameraman for ABC in Iraq.
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In addition to Marc Bell, presenters may include biologists Darren Copley, Doug Andrew, and David Denning, pianist Bruce Vogt, archaeologist Jim Haggarty, and others.
Join Anne Fraser and Marc Bell in the casual elegance of Middle Beach Lodge and explore the many aspects of the environment and ecology of Pacific Rim National Park, from beaches and intertidal zone to the rainforest and boardwalked bog.
On a Pacific Ocean headland, flanked by broad sand beaches, join Anne Fraser and Marc Bell and their team of naturalists in the casual elegance of Middle Beach Lodge.
This time, he opened his program with it, ostensibly starting with a patronizing update on the health of ABC's DougVogt and Bob Woodruff, whom he identified as 'Woodriss.' There was a lot of guff about the code among most in TV news of respect and professional courtesy, but most of what Mr.
OLBERMANN: And now, a little out of traditional sequence, Countdown's nominee for today's "Worst Person in the World:" And Bill O'Reilly is at it again -- the second time in four shows -- whining about cheap shots from MSNBC and NBC.
During his January 30 broadcast, O'Reilly -- a frequent recipient of Olbermann's "Worst Person" awards -- accused his cable and broadcast news competitors at NBC Networks of violating "a code among most in TV news of respect and professional courtesy," but did not provide any specific examples.
Research colleagues of Geoffrey Marcy's include Debra Fischer (San Francisco State University), R. Paul Butler (Anglo-Australian Observatory), Steven Vogt (U.C. Santa Cruz), Kevin Apps (University of Sussex, England), and Michael Liu (U.C. Berkeley).
Theorists who could comment further on these various ideas include Fred Adams (University of Michigan), Greg Laughlin (University of California at Berkeley), Doug Lin (University of California at Santa Cruz), Fred Rasio (MIT) and Stu Weidenschilling (Planetary Science Institute in Tucson, Arizona).
Debra Fischer, a post-doctoral researcher at San Francisco State and part of the planet-finding team, said, "With 10 or 20 of these [planets around other] stars you can start looking at what's normal and what's not normal." And elliptical orbits appear to be the norm for planets as massive as Jupiter.
ABC News anchor Bob Woodruff and video journalist DougVogt were headed to the United States on Tuesday for treatment of wounds they sustained Sunday in a roadside bomb attack in Iraq.
The female journalist was attacked for being "sexually provocative" for not wearing a head scarf at the demonstration organised by the Peoples Education Research and Support Group in Konya (He-Da-Der) and entitled 'Loyalty to the Prophet' A group of protestors insisted that Aliye Cetinkaya...
A journalist may have made prison suicide attempt Feb 17, 2006 Reporters Without Borders is very concerned about a journalist on the weekly Tamadone Hormozgan, Elham Afrotan, imprisoned since 23 January 2006, after some reports obtained by the organisation said she was in a coma after a suicide attempt.
Today we have Deloris Michael, bookkeeper and founder-63 years; Ron Dowd, owner and manager-40 years; Don Steimel, electronics repair-29 years; Dave Whitson, salesman-27 years; Doug Fowler, appliance repair-25 years; Kay Dowd, owner and decorator-15 years; Mark Schmelzer, floor covering installer-12 years; Lisa Vogt, 3rd generation family-7 years.
Posted by: Steven on May 25, 2002 - 10:31 AM Since 1936, Michael and Dowd have been a family owned business where service and satisfaction to our customer are our #1 priority.
In 1959, Ron and Kay Dowd joined the firm with the acquisition of a furniture and carpet business.
Earlier this week when ABC's Bob Woodruff and his cameraman DougVogt were badly wounded by an improvised explosive device (IED) near Taji, Iraq, the incident was instantly reported on every network and news wire.
This sprawling U.S. Navy Construction Center, 60 miles north of Los Angeles, is "home port" for thousands of "Sea-Bees" who are deployed in the global war on terror.
Five years of George W. Bush in office have driven them to distraction.
Freshman Ricky Scott started the match with a 6-5 win over Minisink Valley senior Doug Cherry at 160 pounds.
Kyle Haynam 9-2; 130 — Pat Lloyd (VC) pin S. Zahedi 4:13; 135 — Greg Vogt (VC) pin Mike Franco 5:00; 140 — John Gartiser (MW) won by forfeit; 145 — Robby Schuck (VC) pin.
Paul Schackman 5:02; 152 — Matt Bauer (VC) pin Sean Nozari 3:18; 160 — Ricky Scott (VC) pin Matt Torrie 1:27; 171 — Mark Lawrence (VC) pin Jeff Powers 1:50; 189 — Jordan Inglee (VC) pin Dom Bucciochi 4:17; 215 — Chris McGugart (MW) d.
Share your thoughts with ABC News about World News Tonight co-anchor Bob Woodruff and photographer DougVogt.
(Los Angeles-AP, Apr. 6, 2006 7:20 PM) _ Bob Woodruff wanted to deliver the news to his colleagues himself: He's moving on to outpatient care for injuries he suffered in Iraq and enjoying family life, the ABC anchorman said in a written message.
DNA results are out in the case of the Duke Lacrosse team members accused of raping an exotic dancer.
