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	Fairlie research on welfare policy: 10-20-97
		Fairlie and London's findings parallel a preliminary report by the state of New Jersey on its welfare reform efforts, which include a family cap that was implemented in 1992.
		Fairlie and London's study examined data from the U.S. Bureau of the Census gathered from 1990 to 1992.
		Fairlie and London did a state-by-state examination of benefits provided per number of children in search of a correlation between states that offer larger benefit increases and higher birthrates among welfare mothers.
	www.ucsc.edu /oncampus/currents/97-10-20/fairlie.htm (561 words)

	Fairlie - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Early Fairlie locomotives were rather unsuccessful, examples being built for the Neath and Brecon Railway and for the Queensland Railways in Australia being notably unsuccessful, in the latter case resulting in locomotives being returned to the builder.
		A variation of the Fairlie that enjoyed some popularity, especially in the United States, was the single Fairlie, essentially half a double Fairlie, with one boiler, a cab at one end, and a single articulated power bogie combined with an unpowered bogie under the cab.
		Fairlie's vision was limited by the limitations of the steam locomotive — its thirst for water and the unbalancing forces of its directly driving pistons – but he did successfully anticipate the form of locomotives for the future.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fairlie (1174 words)

	Montclair State University - Alumni Magazine - Winter 2005 - Features
		Ann Gel Fairlie, assistant director in Montclair State's Publications Office, was trapped in a dilemma last year when her 18-year-old son, Konrad, and her 15-year-old daughter, Helen, asked for permission to go to Brazil on a missionary assignment with their church's youth group.
		As a parent, Fairlie struggled with the idea of allowing her children to travel without her for two weeks to the Brazilian favelas (ghettos), or keeping them home and shattering a value system that she spent a lifetime nurturing in them.
		Fairlie watched families huddle against buildings in feeble attempts to stay dry and warm as their makeshift homes constructed from cardboard boxes disintegrated and washed away in a rainstorm.
	www.montclair.edu /pages/alumnilife/alumnilifewinter05/f7.sole.mission.html (1433 words)

	Commentary Magazine - The Spoiled Child of the Western World, by Henry Fairlie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		...Fairlie identifies a few specific areas in which the restoration must go forward: we must give people socially meaningful relationships in their work, we must support the women's movement in its opposition to the limits that sex oppression places on the free play of individuality, and we must guarantee a sophisticated liberal education for all...
		...Fairlie's egalitarianism is not Tocqueville's, with its pains and costs and subtle threats to private lives, but a thoroughly benign equality, so much the friend of liberty that liberty need have no defense against it.This kind of democracy has been the legitimating idea of our republic, he tells us, since its beginning...
		...Fairlie argues that the central failing of the Left today is that it has abandoned the political arena altogether, out of entrancement with an idea of self that is incompatible with politics...
	www.commentarymagazine.com /Summaries/V62I1P66-1.htm (2818 words)

	Fairlie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Fairlie's answer was a double-ended steam locomotive, carrying all its fuel and water aboard the locomotive and with every single axle driven.
		A variation of the Fairlie that enjoyed some popularity, especially in the United States, was the Single Fairlie, essentially half a double Fairlie, with one boiler, a cab at one end, and a single articulated power truck combined with an unpowered truck underneath the cab.
		Fairlie's vision was limited by the limitations of the steam locomotive — its thirst for heavy, bulky water and the unbalancing forces of its directly driving pistons – but he did successfully anticipate the form of locomotives for the future.
	www.worldhistory.com /wiki/F/Fairlie.htm (1246 words)

	Deborah Fairlie and Janet Salazar
		Appellant Fairlie was awarded a rating of "meets" for the Language, E4, K2, A2, PS3, PS4 and Security subfactors, and a rating of "does not meet" for the Education, E1, E2, E3, K1, A1, A3, PS1, PS3, and PS5 subfactors, and was assessed as not qualified for appointment to the position.
		Appellant Fairlie elected to speak on her own behalf at this point in the hearing, and appellant Salazar elected to have appellant Fairlie present the allegations and argument on her behalf.
		Bilotta and of appellants Fairlie and Salazar, clearly establishing the relative merit of the three candidates, in compliance with the judgement of the Federal Court of Appeal in Greaves (supra).
	www.psc-cfp.gc.ca /recours/dec/decsum/dfairlie_e.htm (7261 words)

	Fairlie, New Zealand - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Fairlie is a town in the Canterbury region of the South Island of New Zealand.
		It is commonly known as the gateway to the Mackenzie Basin.
		It was first known as Fairlie's Creek and supposedly named because it reminded early settlers of Fairlie in Scotland.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fairlie,_New_Zealand (90 words)

	Fairlie, Ayrshire.
		Fairlie is a small village situated on the North Ayrshire coast, approximately 2/3 miles South of Largs.
		This piece of land was sub-divided among Richard's relatives and friends, and, in the 13th century the land of Fairlie was held by the de Ros (or Ross) family of Tarbert, the land to the North was held by the Boyles and to the South by the Sempills.
		The land to the South of Fairlie Burn, held by the Sempills, was never held by the Fairlie family and is actually in the Parish of West Kilbride.
	www.fairlieburne.co.uk /fairlie.html (3157 words)

	Duncan's Publications List (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Pierce, R.B., and T.D.A. Fairlie, 1993, "Chaotic advection in the stratosphere: Implications for the dispersal of chemically perturbed air from the polar vortex." J. Geophys.
		Fairlie, T.D.A., A. O'Neill and Pope, V.D., 1990, "The sudden breakdown of an unusually strong cyclone in the stratosphere during winter 1988/89," Quart.
		Fairlie, T.D.A. and A. O'Neill, 1987, "Aspects of dynamics of the middle atmosphere inferred using data from a satellite and from a numerical model," Phil.
	rossby.larc.nasa.gov /~fairlie/pubs.html (610 words)

	Commentary Magazine - The Parties, by Henry Fairlie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		...Fairlie's harshest words are reserved for Nelson Rockefeller, here presented as the prototype of the failure of liberal Republicanism: "the most ineffably incompetent politician on the national scene, the All Star of Born Losers, the fl hole of the Republican universe...
		...Fairlie gives full rein to his talent for invective: Wendell Willkie was "one of the most preposterous figures ever to lead a major party," Thomas Dewey was a man who "struts sitting down," Charles Percy has "raised vacillation to the level of a moral principle...
		...FAIRLIE'S admiration for strong leaders and strong government renders him as tolerant of the successful as he is brutal to those who fall short of achieving the power required to impose their vision of the public good...
	www.commentarymagazine.com /Summaries/V66I4P89-1.htm (1992 words)

	Fairlie Restorations: Specialists in building and restoring wooden Fife Sailing Yachts
		Constructed at Fairlie, and launched in 1939, war intervened before much use could be made of her.
		Her keel, mast, spars, sails, deck gear, interior, strap and plate floors, hanging knees and other components were rescued, and taken to Fairlie for use in the new yacht.
		After a series of false starts, by the autumn of 1996 the owner had made contact with Fairlie restorations The yacht made her way south to Hamble by lorry and work on her restoration commenced soon afterwards The restoration was to give rise to the third incarnation of Madrigal II.
	www.fairlierestorations.com /madrigal/indexpage1.htm (821 words)

	Ayrshire Paths - the history of Largs and Fairlie
		Fairlie was an important sheltered harbour as far back as the 16th Century used by fishing boats and merchant ships.
		Fairlie Castle part way up the Fairlie Glen was built in 1521 and was the seat of the Fairlies until the 18th Century.
		Fairlie was famous for its yachts produced by four generations of the Fife family.
	www.ayrshirepaths.org.uk /histlargs.htm (767 words)

	Robert Fairlie
		Fairlie was a Scotsman, born in March 1831.
		Fairlie was a great propagandist an engineers from as far away as Russia went to see his Little Wonder at work on the Festiniog Railway in Wales in 1870 (this railway still has Fairlie machines in service).
		Ransom observes that Robert Fairlie's character was more complex [than that of Spooner], and full of contradictions – at least, one supposes so for, although he was a great self-publicist in matters of business, he seems otherwise to have been most reticent.
	www.steamindex.com /people/fairlie.htm (661 words)

	DDN Articles - Robert Fairlie on the Economics of the Digital Divide
		Fairlie took a quantitative approach to investigating the relationship between race, the Internet and in home computer usage in the United States, as well as the diverse rates of penetration of personal computers and the Internet, internationally.
		Fairlie and Manuel are also attempting to investigate effects of the disparities in computer access on school and job performance.
		Fairlie put it simply when he said, “If you don’t have skills in technology, it is going to hurt you in the labor market and possibly on the job search.” Fairlie is continuing his research, and currently looking for publishers for his papers.
	www.digitaldivide.net /articles/view.php?ArticleID=61 (1204 words)

	Pocatello Idaho State Journal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Fairlie took LPN training and began working for the State Hospital South in Blackfoot, Idaho, from 1961 to 1969.
		Fairlie was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
		Fairlie remained very active in the church, teaching Primary for 15 years and a stake worker for five years, and was a visiting teacher until 2000, when she moved from her home to the Bannock Nursing Home.
	www.journalnet.com /articles/2002/10/04/news35082.prt (380 words)

	Existing Fairlie Locomotives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		He saw several problems with typical designs of the era, namely: not all of the locomotive weight was carried on the powered wheels, the need for turning at the end of a run, and the need for large radius curves because of long rigid wheelbases.
		The Double Fairlie was created to overcome these problems with a double ended boiler (as illustrated by the picture of Merddin Emrys) design riding on two articulated bogies.
		A Single Fairlie design was also created which produced a more conventional looking locomotive with a single ended boiler but still incorporated the articulated power bogie with a non-powered bogie to allow greater flexibility than a rigid frame design.
	members.aol.com /belpaire/fairlie.htm (817 words)

	Department Of Political Science \| Faculty \| Fairlie, Lyndelle D.
		Fairlie is a native of Chicago but all ancestors are from Scotland.
		In recent years, Fairlie's research has focused on border issues which are arising because the enlarging European Union now borders the former Soviet Union.
		After coming to SDSU, Fairlie became very involved in local environmental politics and was appointed to the San Diego Park and Recreation Board by two mayors as a result of her prior experience as Chairman of the San Diego Chapter of the Sierra Club.
	www-rohan.sdsu.edu /dept/polsciwb/people/faculty/fairlie_l.htm (375 words)

	Chapter Chapter 7 of The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins
		Mr Fairlie regretted that the state of his health, on that particular morning, was such as to preclude all hope of his having the pleasure of receiving me. He begged, therefore, that I would accept his apologies, and kindly communicate what I had to say in the form of a letter.
		Mr Fairlie is more surprised and disappointed than he can say (in the present state of his health) by Mr Hartright's application.
		Mr Fairlie is not a man of business, but he has consulted his steward, who is, and that person confirms Mr Fairlie's opinion that Mr Hartright's request to be allowed to break his engagement cannot be justified by any necessity whatever, excepting perhaps a case of life and death.
	www.bibliomania.com /0/0/12/21/18713/2.html (805 words)

	Mr. Ian Fairlie, Northumberland Environmental Protection
		FAIRLIE: They are random throughout the population; we don't know who is going to get them, who is going to come up with either cancer or with genetic changes, we just don't know.
		FAIRLIE: No. Well, the various studies on collective dose, in particular Lindell's study, point out three uses of collective dose; and the first one is to get a handle on the total risk involved.
		FAIRLIE: In table 2, this is what the calculations are after using the case study, the post-closure case study and all the assumptions inherent therein, and that's what the result comes out as.
	www.ceaa.gc.ca /010/0001/0001/0012/0002/0023/s8_f.htm (5016 words)

	Chapter Chapter 8 of The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins
		On the Friday I was not favoured by Mr Fairlie with an interview.
		Mrs Fairlie had dark eyes and hair, and her elder daughter, Miss Halcombe, strongly reminds me of her.
		Miss Fairlie kept her room all day, and Miss Halcombe appeared to me to be out of spirits.
	www.bibliomania.com /0/0/12/21/18714/1.html (778 words)

	Fairlie & Geraldine. (Page 1) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Our destination was Fairlie, some 47kms West on Highway 79 and the homestead of Anne and Norman McConnell.
		Fairlie is a small rural town servicing a large sheep farming area situated in the McKenzie County.
		It's named after Fairlie in Ayreshire, Scotland, the birthplace of the original owner of the hotel.
	www.bobmckay.co.uk /fairlie.html (282 words)

	Home
		Fairlie is a thriving farming town at the junction of Mid Canterbury and South Canterbury Coasts and the Inland Route to Lake Tekapo, Wanaka and Queenstown.
		The skifields of Mt Dobson and Fox Peak are situated right in the heart of the Fairlie Basin, with Roundhill half an hour’s drive along the shores of Lake Tekapo.
		From award winning restaurants to popular cafes, hearty pub meals and the local supermarket, Fairlie has a wide range of dining options, all within walking distance of town accommodation providers.
	www.fairlie.co.nz (445 words)

	Plot Summary: "William Wilkie Collins: The Woman in White," in Authors Digest, (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Fairlie, shut up in a heavily curtained and carpeted room, devoted entirely to the care of his precious nerves and anxious to have the drawing-lessons begin with as little trouble to himself as possible.
		Fairlie, in which she told him of a new pupil whom she had placed in her village school.
		Fairlie; and Walter Hartright's son was the heir of Limmeridge House.
	www.ship.edu /~ctkung/COURSES/WIWPlot.html (3804 words)

	Chapter Chapter 9 of The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins
		There he stood, in front of his master's chair, trembling under the weight of the etchings, and there Mr Fairlie sat, serenely twirling the magnifying glass between his white fingers and thumbs.
		Mr Fairlie faintly repeated my last three words, `better be alone,' with every appearance of the utmost possible astonishment.
		Mr Fairlie twisted himself round in his chair, polished the magnifying glass with his delicate cambric handkerchief, and indulged himself with a sidelong inspection of the open volume of etchings.
	www.bibliomania.com /0/0/12/21/18715/7.html (588 words)

	Ffestiniog Seven: Fairlie's Patent
		The Fairlies were the brainchild of their namesake, Victorian railway engineer Robert Fairlie.
		He argued that by combining his patent locomotives with a narrow gauge, railways could be built for half the cost of the ordinary plan, with no reduction in capacity.
		Coal and water storage was criminally small, a direct consequence of Fairlie's insistence that all the fuel be carried on the locomotive itself to aid adhesion.
	www.steamsafari.com /wales/ffest/ffest7.htm (665 words)

	OA Online News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		She trained originally in oils, but one of the things that made watercolors hard for her is having the wet-on-wet technique where the paper and paints are wet and the colors bleed.
		Fairlie now passes on her knowledge as an assistant professor of art at Sul Ross State University, Fairlie teaches watercolor, oil painting, drawing, figure drawing and printmaking.
		Fairlie and her family moved to Houston from Sleepy Hollow in 1972.
	www.oaoa.com /news/nw121703b.htm (564 words)

	Scotsman.com News - Top Stories - Wishart takes Fairlie's place at top of table (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Michelin-starred Andrew Fairlie edged ahead of Martin Wishart in July when he cooked his signature dishes for world leaders including President George Bush and Prime Minister Tony Blair during the G8 summit at Gleneagles.
		But Fairlie will be knocked off the top spot this week when Wishart's eponymous Edinburgh eaterie is named Scottish Restaurant of the Year by the 2006 edition of the best-selling foodie's bible, the Good Food Guide.
		Fairlie, whose restaurant in Gleneagles - offering a seven-course tasting menu at £75 per head - has put the hotel on the international map, said: "I do seem to be having a game of ping-pong with Martin so congratulations to him.
	news.scotsman.com /index.cfm?id=2095982005 (1175 words)

	Fairlie Yachts, William Fife classic sail boat restorations
		Fairlie Yachts, William Fife classic sail boat restorations
		‘Fairlie’ is the name of the famous shipyard and spiritual home of the classic yachts designed by William Fife and is the adopted name for the Fairlie restoration programme.
		Fairlie has been involved with the following yachts: Tuiga, Mariquita, Kentra, Stealth, Nomad, Madrigal M, Carron II, Osborne, The Lady Anne, Siris, Shamrock V, Jap, Fulmar, Niebla, Hispania, Moonbeam of Fife, Leopard of London, Altair, Shamrock 23 Metre, 19 Metre class, 15 Metre class, Susanne and Cicely.
	www.fairlierestorations.com (202 words)

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