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	Skinner - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Eugene Skinner (1809-1864) - founder of the town of Eugene, Oregon
		Francis Skinner (1912-1941) - Ludwig Wittgenstein's homosexual lover.
		Samuel K. Skinner (1938-) - White House Chief of Staff during the presidency of George H. Bush.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Skinner (306 words)

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		Skinner testified that the ambulance assigned for his use was a new van recently received by the company and as yet without outside lettering, or lights, and other necessary inside equipment.
		Skinner testified that in his conversation with Bill he was not made aware of what specifically had occurred and in fact never understood the details of the apparent theft until the police detective questioned him about the matter at his home sometimes later.
		Equally, Skinner, long without employment and only recently in the area, would be unlikely to quit his job or defiantly refuse an assignment based merely on the identity of his colleague or the duration of the work shift as East claims.
	www.nlrb.gov /nlrb/shared_files/decisions/292/292-835.txt (5783 words)

	Tasmanian Branch of the Thomas Family and related Families - pafn105 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Skinner was thrice called upon later to advise and report on the defences of Gibraltar in 1759, 1769, and 1770.
		Skinner's drawings in the British Museum include a survey of the island of Belleisle (1761), various plans of Fort George (1760-17?4), and views of the north and south Gibraltar (1740).
		Skinner was more or less permanently stationed at Prescott during 1814, although by October he had ceased to be attached to the quartermaster general's department.
	www.microbiology.adelaide.edu.au /cthomas/pafn105.htm (1863 words)

	Wofford College Through the Years (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Skinner: Whenever you leave a local church to take a special appointment within the conference, you sometimes hear the comment from colleagues that they are sorry to see you leave the ministry.
		Skinner: Of course, no two classes are ever exactly alike, but I think that in many ways the campus atmosphere at Wofford has changed remarkably little over the years since I was a student in the fifties.
		Skinner came to Wofford in 1986 and was appointed Perkins-Prothro Chaplain and Professor of Religion in 1997 after a gift from the Joe and Lois Perkins Foundation, the Perkins-Prothro Foundation, and the Prothro family of Wichita Falls, Texas.
	www.wofford.edu /throughtheyears/content.asp?id=47 (1529 words)

	1895 Landmarks of Oswego County, NY Book, Biographical Pt 4
		SKINNER on his mother’s side was Solomon HUNTINGTON, who settled in the town of Mexico in 1804, and who was a near relative of Samuel HUNTINGTON, a signer of the Declaration of Independence and president of the Continental Congress.
		Skinner was admitted to the bar, and in November of the same year joined with Judge Cyrus WHITNEY in the organization of the law and banking firm of Whitney and Skinner.
		Skinner has continued alone in the active duties of his profession, and is to-day one of the oldest and most widely known and respected members of the legal fraternity in active practice.
	www.rootsweb.com /~nyoswego/oswegocounty/1895landmarksbkbios4.html (7617 words)

	In Memoriam - David Skinner
		At the age of 37, David Skinner was appointed as the Dallas B Phemister Professor of Surgery and Chairman of the Department of Surgery at the University of Chicago Hospitals, Pritzker School of Medicine.
		Skinner also developed the concept of an en bloc resection for cancer of the esophagus and gastro-esophageal junction proving that, provided correct indication, the natural course of this dreadful disease could be influenced by surgery, even in the presence of regional lymph node metastasis.
		Skinner saw it as the ultimate challenge in his career to turn the huge losses into a profit, but again as always guaranteeing top quality medicine as the priority.
	www.ctsnet.org /doc/7700 (1180 words)

	Dream Doctor
		Her father, David Skinner, M.D., is a well-known surgeon in Chicago and New York, where he was chief executive officer of New York Hospital and led the merger with Presbyterian Hospital.
		But in addition to surgery, Kristin Skinner has also chosen to do basic research into the causes and treatments of cancer-a move that surprised some of her peers, who suggested that the different disciplines were strictly an either-or proposition.
		Skinner says she is thrilled to be working in a field that is exploding with new findings, new research and new drugs to fight cancer.
	www.usc.edu /uscnews/stories/8988.html (1221 words)

	Carl H. Skinner
		Skinner was born at Burden in Cowley County, January 16, 1889.
		Skinner may be seen on the streets of Nortonville and at the schoolhouse surrounded by his pupils, all of whom are most happy and proud to be with him.
		Skinner is superintendent of the Presbyterian Sunday School and an active member of that church and in politics is a republican.
	skyways.lib.ks.us /genweb/archives/1918ks/bios/skinnech.html (387 words)

	That Noble Dream
		Objectivity, in Novick’s telling, lies at the heart of the professional historical venture: it was the rock on which the profession was founded and it has been the ideal by which historians have defined themselves and judged the work of their peers.
		In the first place, "the war posed a fundamental and sweeping challenge to the profession’s posture of disinterested objectivity; to its pride in the distinction between the tendentious, superpatriotic, and propagandistic historical writing of benighted amateurs, and the austere detachment and evenhandedness of the professional" (111).
		Within the historical profession, scholars are constantly looking over one another’s shoulders in order to evaluate our collective practices, and our standards of evaluation are based in large part on our understanding of what it means to be "objective." Questions of practice are therefore integral to the debate on objectivity.
	userwww.sfsu.edu /~epf/2002/wilson_novick.html (3033 words)

	Skinner's Walden Two -- a review
		Skinner's fantasy proposes to allay jealousy by the use of alternatives: "one and only", as Frazier puts it, is more an expression of singleness of opportunity, than of "constancy of heart." This is "as true of the choice of a girl as of a profession." (ibid.
		To the beginning explorer of Skinner's written product it is astonishing that the author of this well-written, apparently deeply humane and moral book could also be one of the most disingenuous propagandists it is the mixed fortune of the discipline of Psychology to call its own.
		(9) Skinner fails to consider that his inability to restrict a response or stimulus type down to its postulated defining property could be taken as empirical evidence against such a postulate.
	home.comcast.net /~erozycki/Walden.html (4267 words)

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		Deciding that the SEAL's gesture was part ceremonial and deeply heartfelt, Skinner drew on his training as a Marine and snapped to attention, returning the salute just as crisply as it had been offered.
		There was a large table bolted to the floor, and Skinner had made use of it, quickly assembling United States Geologic Survey maps of the operating area, and a basic plan.
		It was his hope that the experience and knowledge of the HRT and US Navy SEALs would contribute to creating a foolproof plan for getting his two favorite agents, and whatever surprises they held, out of Pave Creek and the clutches of whomever wanted what they had, or who they had.
	www.sonic.net /~drambo/novels/snap28.txt (3604 words)

	Woodson County, Part 4
		SKINNER, physician and surgeon, was born near Montpelier, Washington Co., Vt., September 3, 1817.
		To defend the border against the depredations of marauding bands of guerrillas, the militia of the State was organized, and Dr. Skinner, at the solicitation of the Governor, accepted a commission as Colonel of the One Hundred and Eleventh Regiment State Militia.
		Though modest and retiring, and wanting rather in self-confidence, she has taken a front rank in her profession, and her valuable services to the schools of Woodson County are being appreciated and rewarded by the people.
	www.kancoll.org /books/cutler/woodson/woodson-co-p4.html (3724 words)

	Dream Jobs \| Funeral Director (Mortician)
		Those who experience the death of a loved one rely on Skinner not only for his compassion, but also for his ability to organize clergy; find a space for the service or memorial; coordinate transportation; handle publicity, food, and flowers; and care for the remains.
		Skinner's charm and lively sense of humor belie the self-control and judgment needed to be successful in his career.
		In one case, Skinner helped a teenage boy, beside himself with grief at the loss of his grandfather, to come to terms with the death.
	www.salary.com /careers/layouthtmls/crel_display_Cat10_Ser137_Par237.html (839 words)

	Manning Fulton & Skinner - Build Your Future
		Before a physician`s license to practice his profession in this state can be lawfully revoked under G.S. 90-14(a)(6) for practices contrary to acceptable and prevailing medical practice that it must also appear that the deviation complained of posed some threat of harm to either the physician`s patients or the public.
		The legislature may one day choose to recognize the homeopathic system of treatment, or homeopathy may evolve by proper experimentation and research to the point of being recognized by the medical profession as an acceptable and prevailing form of medical practice in our state; such choices, however, are not for the courts to make.
		Subsection (6), like the remainder of section 90-14(a), was enacted for the purpose of regulating the medical profession to protect the public health and safety and not simply to prevent a doctor [***29] from being the first one in the State to use a particular medicine or form of healing.
	www.manningfulton.com /Page.aspx?Doc_ID=871 (3980 words)

	NBC 15 :: Close to Home - Low prices keep some shrimpers away from opening day (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Skinner said he is a watch maker-turned-shrimper-turned seafood retailer - a man who has plied the waters of a rapidly changing economy and somehow managed to stay afloat, at least for now.
		Skinner, 53, said his father taught him to be a watchmaker when he was a child, but Skinner left his father's trade for shrimping in 1975, he said.
		Skinner said he and one of his sons, the captain of the Quarterback, only keep the larger ones; they sell all the small stuff to local processing plants.
	www.wpmi.com /news/local/story.aspx?content_id=A1D7E4E3-FAB9-46D5-9BA2-5435F9D87D0A (948 words)

	Physician-researcher sees her work as best of both worlds
		Her father, David Skinner, is a well-known surgeon in Chicago and New York, where he was chief executive officer of New York Hospital and led the merger with Presbyterian Hospital.
		Her uncle is Donald Skinner, USC professor and chair of urology and holder of the Hanson-White Chair in Medical Research.
		Although Skinner said she tries to divide her time equally between working in the lab and seeing patients, whenever time is short and something must give, the patients always win out.
	www.usc.edu /hsc/info/pr/1vol7/734/best.html (800 words)

	Alumnus Magazine, January 2003 Feature Continued (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Skinner says it wasn't until she worked at Community Hospital in Anderson in the 1980s that she decided on a career path.
		Once Skinner knew what her focus was, she continued school and received her master's in adult and community education from Ball State in 2000.
		Skinner was able to work through local channels to see that the furnace was repaired.
	www.bsu.edu /alumni/january2003/feature2 (1641 words)

	People
		Now, Saskatoon-born Ross Skinner, whose peers see him as a pioneer for his rigorous approach to accounting principles, shares company with the cream of the crop.
		Skinner, 76, is an honourary Doctor of Laws from Brock University in St. Catharines, Ontario.
		Bob Rutherford, VP of Standards at the CICA and a member of the hall's board of nominees, presented the award to Skinner in August at the American Accounting Association's annual meeting in Phil- adelphia.
	www.camagazine.com /index.cfm/ci_id/6220/la_id/1.htm (344 words)

	BRITISH BANJO MAKERS PART FOUR (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Len Shevill entered the profession in the early 1920s and established a teaching studio in Maida Vale from which he conducted a world-wide correspondence course for teaching.
		Charles Skinner, of 26719 Portobello Road, London, was a successful teacher of the fretted instruments and a dealer (at first, using the name of "The Mozart Musical Stores") in everything musical, with the emphasis on the banjo and mandolin.
		Although Charles Skinner (the elder) always stated in his advertisement and printed literature that he was a "Musical Instrument Maker," all his banjos and zither-banjos were made for him by W. Temlett and, later.
	www.whitetreeaz.com /vintage/brit4.htm (3692 words)

	Prostitution arrests carry their sting
		While it's sometimes referred to as the world's oldest profession, questions still arise over how to deal with it.
		Skinner noted the Green River killer went after prostitutes because they were easy targets.
		But that could be dangerous because the john would set the time and place and police would not have control.
	www.mailtribune.com /archive/2002/january/012002n1.htm (1077 words)

	Stephen Skinner : Home
		Stephen Skinner is an internationally acclaimed author and lecturer.
		He is responsible for introducing the science of feng shui to the West, and wrote the first 20th century English book on the subject in 1976.
		His first profession was that of Geography Lecturer, but now he spends time writing and lecturing on feng shui.
	www.sskinner.com (208 words)

	EN World - Morrus' D&D / d20 News & Reviews Site - Skinner, please comment on new PrC.
		Why ever the skinners came into a existence, is unknown; but not many could stoop so low as to use the skins of others in there foul rituals, and the idea that it was a Thayan cult may have some ground.
		All the skin and organs the Skinner has gained have stopped it from dieing, it is now of undead type, becoming Immune to poison, sleep, stun, paralyse, disease, death effects and necromantic.
		The skinner may now be decapitated without dying, it cannot be affected by nonlethal damage, ability damage, ability drain energy drain.
	www.enworld.org /printthread.php?t=87211 (1342 words)

	Site In A Box - Obituaries - StoryObituaries 10/21/97
		Former Shawnee resident Orlo Clayton Skinner died Friday in New Orleans, La., at the age of 92.
		In addition to his music profession, Skinner joined the staff of Carter Oil Company in 1924 as accountant and assistant district clerk in charge of oil field equipment and materials.
		Skinner married Onamae Hood on June 24, 1928, and she preceded him in death in 1993 after more than 66 years of marriage.
	www.news-star.com /stories/102197/obt_102197.html (2177 words)

	Jeremy E. Skinner for District 44 Delegate (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Jeremy Skinner knows from experience what we need to do to make our schools better.
		The state of Maryland needs to make a top priority of getting and keeping quality teachers, whether they are new to the district or new to the entire teaching profession, for underserved areas like Baltimore.
		Next year, send Jeremy Skinner to Annapolis to make sure the children of Baltimore City have a voice.
	www.skinnerontheissues.com (1087 words)

	History News Network
		PETER CHARLES HOFFER begins his book about the crisis in the history profession with the four most famous words in all of fiction: "Once upon a time." But instead of princes and witches, the reader gets an ironic story about the magical time when "history meant everything to Americans, and historians were revered and trusted.
		The dual burdens of the new historians--to discover the truth about the past and fight for justice in the present--may be too heavy for the profession's own good.
		When you are finished with the comments for this entry, close the window to return to the blog.
	hnn.us /roundup/comments/8773.html (1106 words)

	Thottbot World of Warcraft: Pristine Hide of the Beast
		Every skinner is on the view that if they skin it they are not going to leave it empty handed.
		And as a skinner that has been farming UBRS for a while I know I am not giving it away for free, nor are most other skinners on this fourm.
		So you skinners who think you deserve it just because you skin it, you don't belong in a guild or in any kind of situation that requires teamwork to make things work.
	www.thottbot.com /?i=25359 (6541 words)

	SKU 2(3) A Scot's Skinner Reminisces (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		They referred to themselves as "The Skinner Clansmen" and the MacGregors were made to give up their name by the government.
		The name Skinner is associated in Scotland with the fact that the English refused to let the ferocious Scots carry swords.
		Note the Richard Skinner in the John Skinner of Woodbridge, NJ who was born c1705 and died 1772.
	dcbeta.ecenter.smu.edu /skinner/SKU/SKU02_3/02_3scot.html (1430 words)

	World of Warcraft Community Site -> Info -> Professions -> Leatherworking
		This Profession allows players to work various leathers and pelts into leather armors as well as patches integral to the creation of higher-level, metallic armors and enhanced weapons.
		You should already be a skinner since you will need hides and leather to create your items.
		It is possible to be a leatherworker without being a skinner if you buy or are given the required ingredients by other players.
	www.worldofwarcraft.com /info/professions/leatherworking.html (398 words)

	Amazon.com: KISS Guide to Feng Shui (Keep It Simple Series): Books: Stephen Skinner (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Stephen Skinner is the founder and publisher of Feng Shui for Modern Living magazine, the world's best--selling magazine on feng shui, which is available in many countries and published simultaneously in both English and Chinese.
		Skinner is also the author of The Living Earth Manual of Feng Shui, the first English--language book on feng shui published in the 20th century.
		Now retired and in his eighties, Master Wu remembers when the main concern of his early clients was for yin feng shui, and the lay of the land was more important than the colors of the curtains.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0789481472?v=glance (1389 words)

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