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	Ride For Life \| News Center \| Passages: Fred Dixon
		Fred Dixon was my longest-living ALS friend; we were diagnosed around the same time in the early 90?s.
		Dixon was appointed to fill a vacancy on the school board in 1993.
		Dixon's eldest daughter, said that when she thinks of her father, "I see a smile and a roll of the eyes." He had an indomitable spirit, she said, adding that he loved his family, his faith and his friends.
	www.rideforlife.com /news/passages/passages_fred_dixon.html (0 words)

	Frederick Dixon
		Frederick Dixon F.G.S. Frederick was born on 16 March 1799, the son of Rev. Joseph Dixon and Anne Partridge, at Storrington, Sussex.
		Fred was, aside from being the instigator of this, one of the two surgeons, and Rev. Henry was treasurer.
		Fred was given a eulogy (one of many) on December 8, 1849, in the "Medical Times", and Sir Charles Lyell used this as the basis of his eulogy for Fred at the Geological Society's address in London on February 15, 1850.
	members.cox.net /ghgraham/frederickdixon1799.html (1903 words)

	Fred Dixon - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Fred Dixon (January 20, 1981-1931) was a Manitoba politician, and was for several years the dominant figure in the province's mainstream labour movement.
		Dixon was subsequently accused on seditious libel for his activities during the strike, defended himself, and was declared not guilty.
		Dixon was the unquestioned leader of the labour parliamentary caucus.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Fred_Dixon (660 words)

	Omnipelagos.com ~ article "Fred Dixon"
		Fred Dixon (January 20, 1881-1931) was a Manitoba politician, and was for several years the dominant figure in the province's mainstream labour movement.
		Dixon first ran for the provincial legislature in the 1910 provincial election as a candidate of the Manitoba Labour Party.
		Dixon was subsequently accused of seditious libel for his activities during the strike, defended himself, and was found not guilty.
	www.omnipelagos.com /entry?n=fred_%44ixon (669 words)

	Fred Dixon
		Fred Dixon made his New York stage debut with Mahn's English Opera Company in May 1880, appearing as Lotteringhi in Boccacio (Union Square Theatre), after earlier appearing in Brooklyn with Mahn in Fatinitza (March 1880).
		Fred Dixon later toured with the Boston English Opera Company (1882-83), and in February 1884 appeared in The Pirates of Penzance as Major General Stanley with the People's English Opera Company at New York's Twenty-third Street Theatre.
		Dixon continued to appear on stage on occasion at least until February 1892 when he was at the Novelty Theatre, Brooklyn, in The Black Hussar.
	math.boisestate.edu /gas/whowaswho/D/DixonFred.htm (0 words)

	Dixon's Mountain Grown Apples - Home of the Champagne and Sparkling Apples
		Dixon's Apples has been growing apples at the Rancho de Cañada in Peña Blanca, New Mexico since Fred and Faye Dixon gathered their two children, packed their bags and headed to New Mexico in the families 1938 Plymouth.
		When the Dixon's arrived, the 60 acres surrounded by a 10,000 acre land grant in a beautiful lava rich canyon, was nothing but sage brush with some small whips that the locals said were around since they could remember.
		Fred Dixon, with the the help of the locals at the nearby town of Cochiti, hauled away the countless number of basalt rocks up turned by the stone boat being pulled by a mule.
	www.dixonapples.com /about_dixon.htm (411 words)

	Bristol County District Attorney (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Dixon was convicted for the June 29, 2004 murder of Raymond Davila, who was killed when his wheelchair was pushed down a flight of stairs at the Ship’s Cove Apartments in Fall River.
		Dixon and Marrero were observed at different locations in Boston for three days prior to their arrest in Boston’s South End on July 2, 2004.
		Dixon was sentenced to a mandatory term of life in prison with the possibility of parole after 15 years.
	www.bristolda.com /doc.ccml?8,1282,465781,da465781,E,,Doc,page.html (296 words)

	F.J. Dixon (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Frederick J. Dixon gained lasting notoriety as one of the ten individuals arrested on charges of conspiracy for their role in the Winnipeg General Strike.
		In the House, Dixon worked closely with the Norris Liberals where he saw that it would improve the life of ordinary people, and he was especially prominent in advancing women's suffrage and Workman's Compensation.
		Dixon was acquitted by a jury of the charges against him, and went on after his acquittal to lead the moderate Independent Labour Party.
	timelinks.merlin.mb.ca /referenc/db0046.htm (502 words)

	WWW.TOTHENEXTLEVEL.ORG
		Fred was an excellent athlete, in fact he qualified and made the U.S. Olympic Team in 1976 in Montreal.
		Dixon had high hopes going into the Olympic Games, but as Dixon competed in the first event he did not do so well.
		In 1977, Dixon became the number one ranked athlete in the decathlon in the United States.
	www.tothenextlevel.org /docs/principles/quitting.html (563 words)

	The Standard Times - Mayor Dixon watches over Wickford
		He is Fred Dixon, a 75-year-old Navy veteran, who since 1994 has been a part of the Wickford landscape.
		(Fred prefers to call the restaurant by it's old name the "Brown Street Deli'') he talked about why he spends his days in the village and the joy he feels when he greets or is greeted by many of the locals and visitors.
		Dixon's wife, Jacquelyn, a retired high school teacher, drives her husband to the village early in the morning.
	www.zwire.com /site/news.cfm?newsid=14937090&BRD=1715&PAG=461&dept_id=73974&rfi=6 (617 words)

	Fred Dixon
		Dixon was a speaker during days preceding 1919 strike and became a reporter with Woodsworth for the strike newspaper.
		Dixon wrote those famous words, which describe the moment of the strike and the famous "Bloody Saturday." Later edited the "Enlightener" while in jail.
		Dixon had gone to visit an old lawyer buddy Stubbs in Birtle, where he picked up legal expertise which coupled with his oratorical skills he used to defend himself from charges of seditious conspiracy.
	timemachine.siamandas.com /PAGES/people_stories/FRED_DIXON.htm (721 words)

	freddixon
		Fred was born in Brookhaven, Mississippi and attended Brookhaven High School and Colin Junior College, where he studied auto mechanics.
		Fred came to California for a visit in the summer of 1984 and liked it so much that he never left.
		Fred is working at the Church of St. Leo the Great part time.
	www.churchofstleothegreat.org /Staff/freddixon.html (149 words)

	George Dixon 1763 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		George was born on 31 May 1763, the son of Richard Dixon and Anne Gibson, in London.
		Dixon's Antibilious Pills is what they became known as, and by 1798 Ching's, the pharmacist, at 4 Cheapside, was running ads claiming to be the "only warehouse for Dixon's Pills, celebrated for removing bilious disorders".
		In 1845 the eldest Warren child, Henry, inherited the Dixon house in Storrington, and re-named it "The Bartons".
	members.cox.net /ghgraham/georgedixon1763.html (1253 words)

	Fred Dixon by George Siamandas
		Dixon was a speaker during days preceding 1919 strike and became a reporter with Woodsworth for the strike newspaper.
		Dixon wrote those famous words, which describe the moment of the strike and the famous "Bloody Saturday." Later edited the "Enlightener" while in jail.
		Dixon had gone to visit an old lawyer buddy Stubbs in Birtle, where he picked up legal expertise which coupled with his oratorical skills he used to defend himself from charges of seditious conspiracy.
	www.siamandas.com /time_machine/PAGES/people_stories/FRED_DIXON.htm (721 words)

	reviewjournal.com -- News - 1996 DOUBLE MURDER: Killer's fate considered
		Fred Dixon, father of Carl Dixon, testifies Thursday about the loss of his murdered son.
		It's been nearly a decade since Carl Dixon and Matthew Gianakis were murdered at a northwest Las Vegas restaurant, but for the families of the two young men, it might as well have been yesterday.
		Dixon's father, retired North Las Vegas police officer Fred Dixon, told jurors at the penalty hearing how he learned from a fellow police officer that his son had been stabbed to death viciously in a bathroom of the Lone Star Steakhouse on Cheyenne Avenue in April 1996.
	www.reviewjournal.com /lvrj_home/2005/Nov-04-Fri-2005/news/4154719.html (762 words)

	Tri-City Herald: Local (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A few years later, while Dixon was in France on a mission for his church, he heard Harris was appearing on Broadway and wrote her a letter.
		Dixon can swing from dry humor to stirring drama in a heartbeat, in much the same fashion as renowned British actor John Cleese.
		Dixon is humbled by the praise of his peers.
	www.tri-cityherald.com /tch/local/story/8891557p-8791674c.html (1059 words)

	Dixon's Mountain Grown Apples - Home of the Champagne and Sparkling Apples
		For over 42 years Fred and Faye walked the rows of trees hand in hand referring to the orchard as their church.
		Fred would teach Becky everything he knew about raising apples, which after 45 years had become an extensive amount of knowledge and experiences.
		Fred, recognizing the love and devotion his granddaughter had for the farm, turned it over to her and her husband in 1996.
	www.dixonapples.com /about_dixon2.htm (354 words)

	All about ZIP Code 61021: Dixon, Illinois (815)
		Dixon, in Lee County, Illinois, is in the 815 area code, and the CST time zone.
		Dixon and 61021 are located in Illinois in the United States of America.
		Dixon set to launch cleanup campaign (Baltimore Sun) - Effort to reorganize sanitation functions, issue multimedia anti-litter message Pursuing a key goal of her fledging administration to make Baltimore cleaner, Mayor Sheila Dixon is set to announce today the re- organization of some key municipal sanitation functions and plans for a major multimedia anti-litter campaign..
	www.zipwise.com /zip-codes/illinois/dixon-61021.php (480 words)

	Fred Dixon (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Fred Dixon made his New York stage debut with Mahn's English Opera Company in May 1880, appearing as Lotteringhi in Boccacio (Union Square Theatre), after earlier appearing in Brooklyn with Mahn in Fatinitza (March 1880).
		Fred Dixon later toured with the Boston English Opera Company (1882-83), and in February 1884 appeared in The Pirates of Penzance as Major General Stanley with the People's English Opera Company at New York's Twenty-third Street Theatre.
		Dixon continued to appear on stage on occasion at least until February 1892 when he was at the Novelty Theatre, Brooklyn, in The Black Hussar.
	diamond.boisestate.edu /gas/whowaswho/D/DixonFred.htm (287 words)

	State v. Ryan Dyer
		Therefore, the theory that Dyer reasonably believed that Dixon knew that he was no longer licensed to remain when he was requested to leave is reasonable because the jury could conclude that Dixon was within hearing when Tweedie delegated this authority.
		As a licensee, Dixon could only know that his license to remain on the premises was revoked if he heard Tweedie delegate that authority to the defendant.
		Dixon committed a criminal trespass, thereby triggering the defendant's right to defend the premises, only if Dixon knew that he was not licensed to remain.
	www.courts.state.me.us /opinions/documents/01me62dy.htm (1598 words)

	Louise W. Dixon (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Louise Virginia Wormley Dixon, 80, of Mount Holly in Westmoreland County died at her residence Friday, Oct. 22, 2004.
		Dixon did domestic work and was a member of Salem Baptist Church, where she was active with missionary work, the usher board, the pulpit committee and was president of the Senior Choir.
		Survivors include her husband, Fred E. Dixon Sr.; four sons, Howard E. Dixon of Warsaw, Fred A. Dixon, Walter Dixon and the Rev. Clifford C. Dixon, all of Mount Holly; one daughter, Bessie Peake of Philadelphia; and two sisters, Kathleen Waugh and Mary Elizabeth Wormley, both of Mount Holly.
	www.fredericksburg.com /News/FLS/2004/102004/10272004/1550136/printer_friendly (184 words)

	2 held in disabled man's killing - The Boston Globe
		Fred Dixon, 35, and Felix Marrero, 23, pleaded not guilty to murder charges yesterday in Fall River District Court.
		Dixon lived in the same complex, Ships' Cove Apartments on Canal Street, as Davila.
		Dixon and Marrero are due back in court Aug. 10.
	www.boston.com /news/local/massachusetts/articles/2004/07/07/2_held_in_disabled_mans_killing (289 words)

	First National Bank in Trinidad - First News
		The partners, James Scherer, Fred Dixon, and Lorraine Barnett, share their skills, talents, experience and common passion for history, architecture and fine craftsmanship by customizing one-of-a-kind creations.
		Fred Dixon is truly a Renaissance man with skills in silversmithing, flsmithing, gunsmithing, woodwork, leather craft, and music.
		Fred has also shared his knowledge of historical programs by lecturing for universities, museums, and historical societies.
	www.fnbtrinidad.com /FirstNews/fall2003/Page3.asp (434 words)

	Archives: Story
		Fred Dixon is the owner and operator of Dixon's Nursery and Landscaping and he has been planting and tilling the soil since 1958 when he rooted his first plant.
		Fred Dixon did not take the easy way to get where he is today.
		Dixon was born within sight of where he lives now on Dixon Nursery Road.
	www.brewtonstandard.com /articles/2006/03/13/lifestyles/life01.txt (1573 words)

	Fred Dixon
		Fred Dixon was born in 1943 in Perth, Ontario, into a proud music-loving Irish family.
		Fred’s mother played piano and steel guitar and, at the age of five, at a family gathering, Fred performed “Bell Bottom Trousers” and was impressed by the fact that people gave him money to sing.
		Fred’s latest release, “Common Ground”, reflects his Irish heritage and, as has been the case in previous recordings, pays tribute to historical figures and achievements in the Valley.
	www.ottawacountrymusichof.org /members/2000/fred_dixon.htm (379 words)

	Industry News - Article Detail - Cornell Hotel School
		Dixon, a travel professional with over a decade of experience in the industry, will have responsibility for marketing New York City as a premier travel destination to international and domestic retail and wholesale leisure travelers, as well as incentive travel planners.
		Dixon, a graduate of the University of Tennessee, also served in key sales positions in Tennessee, including the Director of Tourism Sales at the Nashville Convention and Visitors Bureau.
		Cristyne L. Nicholas, president and CEO of NYC and Company, said, "Fred Dixon's experience, coupled with his enthusiasm in creating new and exciting programs to attract new visitors to New York City from around the globe, will be a tremendous benefit to NYC and Company.
	www.hotelschool.cornell.edu /chr/industrynews/detail.html?sid=20029&pid=10031&format=print (555 words)

	Winona and Lynn Flett (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Flett sisters became deeply involved in the campaign in North Winnipeg of Fred Dixon, an independent labour candidate and one of the small number of progressive men who were members of the Political Equality League.
		After the summer of 1917, much of her attention was turned to the demands of motherhood and her community profile diminished, although she returned to work in the fall of 1917 in anticipation of her husband's imprisonment for his opposition to mandatory registration for conscription.
		Two years later, after the death of the sisters' mother, who was raising the Dixon children, Lynn Flett gave up her job as a courtroom stenographer and moved into the Dixon house to care for her sister's children and to support Fred Dixon, who was also in ill health.
	timelinks.merlin.mb.ca /referenc/db0005.htm (531 words)

	Management \| Serence
		Fred Dixon is past CEO of two startups: Databeacon and OpenLava.
		Dixon grew Databeacon from two employees to over 35 employees and 3 M in sales and also established OEM relationships with Avolent, Actuate, and Hummingbird.
		Dixon is responsible for increasing new customer sales, formulating business development strategies, establishing alternate channels, and managing ongoing strategic accounts.
	www.serence.com /newhome/index.php?action=ser_company,comp_team (294 words)

	Ottawa Business Journal - News Story
		Dixon left BNR in 1996 to help found DataBeacon Inc. Since its inception, the company has raised successive rounds of financing.
		After four years with the startup, Dixon took a month off before quickly returning to the scene to found OpenLava Software, which is just emerging from stealth mode.
		Biggest Success: Dixon says the creation of DataBeacon is his biggest accomplishment so far.
	www.ottawabusinessjournal.com /277920048573695.php (236 words)

	Raptors swap Fred Jones for Juan Dixon
		The Toronto Raptors swapped backup guards with the Portland Trail Blazers on Thursday, acquiring Juan Dixon for Fred Jones at the NBA trade deadline.
		Dixon, 28, is averaging 8.9 points, 1.5 rebounds, 1.4 assists and 22.6 minutes in 51 games this season, his fifth in the NBA.
		Dixon overcame a traumatic childhood — both parents were heroin addicts who died of AIDs-related illnesses — to lead Maryland to its first NCAA title in 2002 and win most valuable player honours.
	www.cbc.ca /sports/story/2007/02/22/raptors-trade-dixon.html (1494 words)

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