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	Greenlaw Feature Page on Undiscovered Scotland
		The village of Greenlaw is found some seven miles north of Kelso, and similar distances south west of Duns and north west of Coldstream.
		Greenlaw's story dates back at least as far as 700AD when a church was established a mile south of the current village in what is now called Old Greenlaw.
		The key point in Greenlaw's history was 1482, when the English capture of Berwick-upon-Tweed left the Scottish county of Berwickshire without a county town.
	www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk /greenlaw/greenlaw/index.html (630 words)

	Amazon.com: The Lobster Chronicles: Life On a Very Small Island: Books: Linda Greenlaw (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Greenlaw (The Hungry Ocean), known to readers of The Perfect Storm as the captain of the sister ship to the ill-fated Andrea Gail, gave up swordfishing to return to her parents' home on Isle Au Haut off the coast of Maine and fish for lobster.
		One of Greenlaw's themes is her desire to find a husband but, according to her friend Alden, she intimidates men: she's tough talking, feisty and very self-assured, which is no doubt why the other lobstermen on the island readily accept her as one of them.
		Greenlaw's first book, The Hungry Ocean, was a best seller because it was written by a female sword boat captain; her vessel was a sister ship to the Andrea Gail (the subject of Sebastian Junger's The Perfect Storm); and it was a darn good story.
	www.amazon.com /Lobster-Chronicles-Life-Small-Island/dp/0786885912 (2561 words)

	Barnes & Noble.com - Hungry Ocean: A Swordboat Captain's Journey - Linda Greenlaw - Paperback
		Greenlaw may be the only female swordfishing captain in the world, but she never considered her gender to be particularly relevant when commanding a crew or steering a ship.
		Greenlaw describes her boat, equipment, and various electronic gear, including the "temperature bird" that is lowered to measure the temperature at the fishing depth, as well as her technique for finding just the right area to fish.
		Greenlaw also tells of life aboard for her crew, including personality conflicts that invariably subside when the tired and busy crew is occupied with the grueling haul-back of the catch.
	search.barnesandnoble.com /booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?isbn=0786885416 (1727 words)

	64 Wn. App. 499, 824 P.2d 1263, GREENLAW v. RENN
		Greenlaw argues that under this rule, she had an absolute right to obtain a voluntary nonsuit at any time prior to the summary judgment motion hearing.
		Greenlaw filed her motion for voluntary nonsuit after the time for filing affidavits in response to defendants' motion for summary judgment had expired, but before the trial court began the summary judgment hearing.
		Greenlaw counters that the applicable statute of limitations is tolled during an appeal to this court.
	www.mrsc.org /mc/courts/appellate/064wnapp/064wnapp0499.htm (1577 words)

	Powells.com Interviews - Linda Greenlaw
		Another bestseller followed "about family and community and going home after seventeen years away." In The Lobster Chronicles, Greenlaw described her transition to a quieter life on Isle au Haut, a tiny island seven miles off the coast of Maine where almost half of the forty-seven year-round residents are her relations.
		Greenlaw: Fishermen don't dwell on the fact that they're engaging in the most dangerous profession in the country or maybe even in the world.
		Greenlaw: Writing is very difficult for me, just the process itself of having to sit with a notebook and a pen, particularly in the high season for fishing.
	www.powells.com /authors/greenlaw.html (3737 words)

	Book Review - The Lobster Chronicles by Linda Greenlaw
		Greenlaw takes a lot of the romance that might be associated with lobstering and turns it into the backbreaking labor it really is. Her father is her sternman, the only help she has preparing the gear and working on the boat.
		Greenlaw comments about the dearth of single men, "There are three single men in residence; two of them are gay and the third is my cousin." The steady depopulation of the island leads single men and women to leave the island to look for potential mates.
		A lot of this book is Greenlaw's self-reflection on just the type of woman she is, tough as nails, captain of her boat, an overachiever, yet longing for the emotional comforts of love and home.
	www.reviewsofbooks.com /lobster_chronicles/review (912 words)

	CNN - Chatpage - Books
		Greenlaw has been fishing commercially for more than 18 years and may be the only female ever to captain a swordfishing boat.
		In her first book, "The Hungry Ocean: A Swordfish Captain's Journey," (Little Brown and Company) Greenlaw describes her real-life experiences as she and her crew were forced to contend with one of the worst storms to hit the New England coast.
		Linda Greenlaw: Most commercial boats are equipped with a single sideband radio, weather fax, and satellite receivers with which a captain can draw his or her own weather conclusions.
	edition.cnn.com /chat/transcripts/2000/7/5/greenlaw (1512 words)

	(1753-2003) Greenlaw Bisesquicentennial
		Greenlaw descendants in the United States and Canada will gather in Brunswick, Maine, in August, to commemorate the bisesquicentennial of their ancestors' arrival in America two hundred and fifty years ago.
		Greenlaw 250, as the commemorative event is known, will include a reunion of Greenlaw descendants, genealogy workshops for adults and children, and a celebratory dinner, all planned for August 14-17, 2003, in Maine.
		In addition there will be a video taping called "The Greenlaws: Stories of Our Lives" in which attendees may talk about their Greenlaw Family or they may bring an object such as a piece of furniture, a picture, a photograph or some other item from their Greenlaw Family and talk about it.
	graynews.maine.com /2003-07-25/greenlaw.html (197 words)

	Linda Greenlaw - The Hungry Ocean
		Captain Greenlaw and her four team members are on the clock from the moment they leave the dock until they return weeks later.
		Greenlaw's description of the great catch is fascinating, though I admit I got lost in the process.
		Linda Greenlaw's ego-free memoir is an educational, interesting look at one voyage of a swordfishing crew. The exhaustive work is fascinating.
	thebookhaven.homestead.com /Z_Hungry_Ocean.html (429 words)

	67 Wn. App. 755, 840 P.2d 223, MARRIAGE OF GREENLAW
		Greenlaw appeared specially and challenged Washington's assumption of jurisdiction pursuant to the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Act, contending that: (1) California was the child's home state; (2) no emergency, as contemplated by RCW 26.27.030, existed which would give Washington jurisdiction; and (3) California was a more convenient forum.
		Greenlaw asserts that there was an insufficient showing of an emergency to justify the trial court's assertion of subject matter jurisdiction.
		Greenlaw's affidavits, which are not refuted, contradict the allegation that she abandoned and neglected Alex.
	www.mrsc.org /mc/courts/appellate/067wnapp/067wnapp0755.htm (2927 words)

	She's at home at sea
		Greenlaw, a deep sea fisherman for 17 years, is in her element.
		Greenlaw, who is taking a break from swordfishing right now, steamed out of Gloucester, Mass., five days east to reach the fishing grounds with the rest of the 25-boat fleet.
		Greenlaw left the Grand Banks when the owner of her boat decided to fish for deep-sea red crab instead of swordfish.
	www.fishingnj.org /artswrd.htm (1415 words)

	The Seattle Times: Sports: Catching up with Scott Greenlaw: Small beginnings, big accomplishments
		Greenlaw didn't have a scholarship offer from UW when he graduated from Issaquah High.
		It was during that 1993 season that Greenlaw made the play that forever etched him in UW lore.
		Greenlaw also credits his Huskies days with putting him on the path toward success, saying he has structured his company like a football team: "Everybody has a job to do, and if they all do it right, the job gets done."
	seattletimes.nwsource.com /html/sports/2002037942_uwcatch17.html (569 words)

	The Lobster Chronicles: Life on a Very Small Island (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Greenlaw was at sea, a captain in the swordfish fleet, during the ''perfect storm,'' and was among the last people to have radio contact with the doomed Andrea Gail.
		Greenlaw captures this afternoon of tales that lasts far into the evening with humor but also with the respect that is due the exhausting and dangerous work of commercial fishing.
		Greenlaw ranges all over, from bar to boat and back to brief "bar snacks" on various subjects like "hiring crew." On this score, Greenlaw used to ask for all sorts of skills when fishing was good and good hands were plentiful.
	www.arlindo-correia.com /140902.html (6668 words)

	The Maine Campus Online
		Greenlaw's cancer was diagnosed April 9, 2004, just days before her 19th birthday.
		Greenlaw is currently in cycle 12 of 14 scheduled chemo treatments.
		Greenlaw wears her pink bandanna to class, to lunch and everywhere else she goes.
	www.mainecampus.com /news/2005/04/25/News/Cancer.Isnt.A.Deterrent.For.One.Umaine.Sophomore-936582.shtml (919 words)

	ReadingGroupGuides.com - THE HUNGRY OCEAN by Linda Greenlaw (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Throughout the course of the trip, Greenlaw brings to vivid life the characters of the five men in her crew, including their arguments and the jokes they play on one another.
		Greenlaw also discusses what it's like to be probably the world's only female swordfish captain ("no big deal"), tells riotously funny stories from her career, explains in detail the nuts and bolts of longline fishing, and pauses often to reflect in luminous prose on the beauty and power of the sea.
		Greenlaw narrates the voyage, the gear, the maneuvers, the men, their moods, and her own so well that you see them and feel them.
	www.readinggroupguides.com /guides/hungry_ocean.asp (764 words)

	Poetry Daily Feature: Lavinia Greenlaw - Minsk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Lavinia Greenlaw is a prize-winning poet and novelist.
		From the London Zoo to an Essex village and the Arctic Circle, Lavinia Greenlaw explores questions of place — the childhood landscapes we leave behind, those we travel toward, and those that we believe to be missing from our lives.
		Greenlaw's restless, inquisitive tone builds to make Minsk a hypnotic collection from one of the leading poets of her generation.
	www.poems.com /minskgre.htm (148 words)

	Powell's Books - All Fishermen Are Liars Signed 1st Edition by Linda Greenlaw (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		"The genesis of this lively collection of 'absolutely true sea stories' is Greenlaw's (Lobster Chronicles) remembrance of an afternoon and evening spent with her crusty old friend Alden in a bar in Portland, Maine, trading tales about fishing and adventures at sea.
		She also tells other people's stories, such as one about a fisherman who was forced to abandon his ship and managed to survive a night in the water during a hurricane.
		Greenlaw now lives on Isle au Haut, Maine, where she captains a lobster boat.
	www.powells.com /cgi-bin/biblio?inkey=17-1135278903-0 (778 words)

	Linda Greenlaw - Bio
		Linda Greenlaw is the author of three bestselling books about life as a commercial fisherman.
		After graduating from Colby, where she majored in English and Government, Greenlaw defied her parents' desire for her to become a doctor or a lawyer, choosing instead to pursue a career on the water.
		Many of the recipes were passed down from generations of Greenlaw, as well as tips on how to cook a lobster and prepare for a clam bake.
	www.fishingwithlinda.net /author/author.asp (396 words)

	GreenLaw - About Us
		Greenlaw was incorporated in 2000 with the mission of providing environmental litigation experience to law students at the University of Washington.
		GreenLaw fuses the passion and skills of University of Washington law students with the professional expertise and leadership of attorneys and advocates at the forefront of environmental activism.
		GreenLaw members are enthusiastic and motivated, and our philosophy is that there is no reason to wait until law school is over to protect our environment.
	students.washington.edu /greenlaw/generalinfo.htm (416 words)

	GENUKI: Greenlaw
		The town is situated nearly in the centre of the county, and is a borough [burgh] of barony, held in feu from the Earl of Marchmont, who is superior.
		The church at Greenlaw, and chapels respectively at Lambden, and on the old manor of Halyburton, belonged, till the Reformation, to the monks of Kelso.
		Greenlaw is also covered by an old Victorian one-inch to the mile Ordnance Survey map published by Caledonian Maps.
	www.genuki.org.uk:8080 /big/sct/BEW/Greenlaw (1094 words)

	Greenlaw
		Greenlaw, we learned in Junger's book, is the only female swordboat captain in the world, and one of the best regardless of gender.
		Because Greenlaw chose to chronicle a trip with a top-notch crew, we rarely get a glimpse of what she thinks of the more loutish behavior of crew members.
		Greenlaw, a Colby College graduate who comes from a family that's lived off the sea for generations, is in a unique position to provide some perspective on these issues.
	www.sportsjones.com /greenlaw.htm (1133 words)

	Robert W. Greenlaw (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Greenlaw retired as a machinist from AT&T in North Andover, Mass.
		Greenlaw served in the Army and was awarded the Bronze Star.
		He leaves wife Rhoda M. (MacIver) Greenlaw; sons and daughters-in-law Thomas and Patricia of Mesa, Ariz., David and Heidi of Salem and Mark and Stacy of Hampstead; and six grandchildren.
	www.eagletribune.com /news/stories/20020820/OB_008.htm (172 words)

	Bookreporter.com - THE LOBSTER CHRONICLES by Linda Greenlaw
		THE LOBSTER CHRONICLES is the second book by Linda Greenlaw, who gained a bit of fame for her part in THE PERFECT STORM by Sebastian Junger (she was the last person to talk to the Andrea Gail crew on that fated trip).
		Greenlaw's first book, THE HUNGRY OCEAN, told the intriguing story of 30 days aboard a swordfish boat, which she skippered.
		Greenlaw isn't shy about gently harpooning either herself or some of the other eccentric island residents, and she clearly has a wonderful eye for detail and characters.
	www.bookreporter.com /reviews/0786885912.asp (578 words)

	GENUKI: Greenlaw
		The town is situated nearly in the centre of the county, and is a borough [burgh] of barony, held in feu from the Earl of Marchmont, who is superior.
		The church at Greenlaw, and chapels respectively at Lambden, and on the old manor of Halyburton, belonged, till the Reformation, to the monks of Kelso.
		Greenlaw is also covered by an old Victorian one-inch to the mile Ordnance Survey map published by Caledonian Maps.
	www.genuki.org.uk /big/sct/BEW/Greenlaw/index.html (1109 words)

	Dr. Greenlaw
		Greenlaw is on active staff at SwedishAmerican Hospital and OSF Saint Anthony Medical Center.
		Greenlaw’s philosophy has been to promote the consultative practice of gastroenterology through patient, public and physician continuing education.
		Greenlaw practices holistic gastroenterology with a special emphasis on lifestyle medicine (the role of diet, exercise and stress management in health).
	www.rockfordgi.com /docphotos/greenlaw.htm (244 words)

	Bookreporter.com - ALL FISHERMEN ARE LIARS by Linda Greenlaw
		Linda Greenlaw (author of THE HUNGRY OCEAN and THE LOBSTER CHRONICLES) writes of her adventures at sea in such passionate, loving terms that she inspires fishing dreams in the most landlubberish of readers.
		Greenlaw approaches the lunch nervously thanks to her determination to coax Alden to retire from fishing because of his heart condition.
		A storm threatens, which inspires Greenlaw to relate her tale at sea during "the storm of the century." At the time of the storm, in March 1993, Greenlaw was captain of a lobster fishing rig.
	www.bookreporter.com /reviews2/1401300707.asp (616 words)

	Lavinia Greenlaw
		Poet and novelist Lavinia Greenlaw was born in London in 1962.
		Lavinia Greenlaw was British Council Fellow in Writing at Amherst College, Massachusetts in 1995 and was awarded an Arts Council Writers' Award in 1995, a Wingate Scholarship in 1997 and a three-year fellowship by the National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts in 2000.
		Lavinia Greenlaw's acknowledged mentor is Elizabeth Bishop and the coolly scientific exactitude of much of her poetry is indeed Bishop-like.
	www.contemporarywriters.com /authors/?p=auth106 (829 words)

	Greenlaw won't return to Cyclones (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Greenlaw made $90,000 with the Cyclones in 1997-98 but is expected to earn two-thirds of that with Austin.
		Greenlaw is the second Cyclone to head to the WPHL as a player-coach, with Marc LaBelle earlier signing with El Paso.
		While Greenlaw was praised by head coach Ron Smith in the postseason, his intensity was lacking in the regular season and the addition of Ed Patterson made Greenlaw expendable.
	www.enquirer.com /editions/1998/09/30/spt_cyclones30.html (293 words)

	The Greenlaw Town Hall homepage, featuring BBC Restoration Village
		Greenlaw was the county town of Berwickshire from 1698 to 1904 and the most outstanding building in Greenlaw, the old Town Hall or County Rooms, reflects that former important status.
		This magnificent building is a significant reminder of the village's fascinating history and it is at the centre of an energetic campaign to restore the Town Hall for a sustainable use.
		The results of the Greenlaw Town Hall questionnaire were fully explained to the Town Hall Project Committee by Paul Jardine of Jura Consultants at their recent meeting in Greenlaw.
	www.greenlawtownhall.bordernet.co.uk (190 words)

	Raytheon Names Doug Greenlaw Director Raytheon Virtual Technology Corporation
		Greenlaw joined Raytheon with its June 2006 acquisition of VTC where he was vice president of business development.
		Greenlaw holds a bachelor's degree in mathematics from the College of William and Mary and a master's in mathematics from the University of Maryland.
		Greenlaw has more than 25 years experience in defense and aerospace research, development, test and evaluation, as well as considerable experience in simulation and training.
	www.spacedaily.com /reports/Raytheon_Names_Doug_Greenlaw_Director_Raytheon_Virtual_Technology_Corporation_999.html (652 words)

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