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	History of Lake George and the Adirondacks - French & Indian Wars, Revolutionary War and More
		Lake George is one of the most beautiful bodies of water in the world, and is known as “The Queen of American Lakes.
		Lake George is in fact, 210 feet higher by sea level than Lake Champlain located farther north in the Adirondacks.
		The Lake George and Adirondack area had a prominent role in famous battles of the French and Indian Wars as well as the American Revolution, but prior to that it was an important artery of travel for the American Indian.
	www.lakegeorgechamber.com /history_lake_george.htm (854 words)

	Lake Neuron » Novel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Writing a novel in a month is both exhilarating and stupid, and we would all do well to invite a little more spontaneous stupidity into our lives.
		I was so enthusiastic about the novel during that month, and so thrilled when I made the 50,000-word requirement, and then when the month ended I decided to set it aside until after the first of the year and let it cool off before looking at it again.
		The title of my National Novel Writing Month novel was “Postage Required.” The novel had a gimmick in that most chapters began with the main character checking his mailbox.
	www.lakeneuron.com /category/novel (2839 words)

	U.S. Russian Sub
		Simon Lake had repeatedly demonstrated the advantages of his even-keel submarine technology for a number of years prior; however, by 1900, the Holland Company, now The Electric Boat Company, was well entrenched in political connections, and Simon Lake and his submarine company were forced to consider foreign alternatives in marketing their submarines.
		Simon Lake and the Protector arrived at Kronstadt and the submarine was shipped by rail to Libau where trials were to be held at that military harbor.
		As the inventor of the "even keel" submarine, Simon Lake ushered in the age of the modern submarine technology and is considered the Father Of The Modern Submarine.
	www.simonlake.com /html/u_s__russian_sub.html (887 words)

	The Lake House - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Lake House is a 2003 novel by James Patterson, a sequel to When the Wind Blows.
		The Lake House tells the story of six extraordinary children, endowed with the power to fly after genetic engineering merged their DNA with that of birds, and who have to fight for their lives against scientists who want to clone them, producing a race of human-bird creatures.
		The Lake House was followed by the Maximum Ride series, which was a retooling of the plot aimed at teen readers instead an adult audience and focused more on the children than adults in their lives.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Lake_House (293 words)

	Mono Lake Microbial Observatory
		The lake is located close to a major field station (the Sierra Nevada Aquatic Research Laboratory, administered by the University of California, Santa Barbara).
		Mono Lake is currently undergoing a human-induced (and thus predictable) limnological transition which imparts a predictable temporal trajectory to physical, biogeochemical and ecological processes.
		The primary goal of the proposed research is to examine the distributions of Mono Lake microbes and to understand the response of microbial assemblages to the gradients of physical and chemical variables in relation to temporal changes driven by hydrodynamics.
	www.monolake.uga.edu /project.htm (569 words)

	ReadingGroupGuides.com - SURFACING by Margaret Atwood (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Part detective novel, part psychological thriller, Surfacing is the story of a talented woman artist who goes in search of her missing father on a remote island in northern Quebec.
		This novel is replete with dis- and re-appearances: fathers vanish, babies are lost, marriages erode, long-banished memories return, pregancies occur.
		Throughout the novel, the lake serves as both a literal and symbolic centerpiece.
	www.readinggroupguides.com /guides/surfacing.asp (544 words)

	The Lake
		THE LAKE a brand new hardcover novel, which centers on a mother and daughter and stalker.
		The novel starts out when the mom is 37 and daughter 18.
		THE LAKES sizzles with spine-tingling suspense and horror and shocks with plenty of jolts and surprises.
	www.darkkrypt.com /darkkryptbookrev19.htm (255 words)

	Lake Cumberland Community - Powered by XMB
		For the new members, the seasonal "debris" (floating logs, etc) is generally a problem associated with the areas around CBM and upstream and, to a lesser degree some of the larger creeks.
		This would be a good time for the boat skimmer to get to work and clean some of the floating debris off the lake before the boat traffic increases and people start to loose props and outdrives.
		The lake was very debris free that day, but I think the credit go's to the wind and not the boat.
	lakecumberland.com /forum/viewthread.php?tid=8309 (1206 words)

	The Lake of Dead Languages -- book review
		For the lake has its legend, that of the "three sisters," all of whom, delirious with fever from the flu epidemic of 1918, walked into the lake and there drowned, their souls to be forever transformed to stones, three large boulders, large enough to walk on, that sit on the lake's edge.
		Jane no sooner arrives to teach at the school then she is confronted by a piece of her past literally as a page from an old diary she once kept while attending the school appears mysteriously in a pile of papers she is to grade.
		Olivia's absence of course allows Jane to be alone on the shores of the lake much more often than would otherwise be the case and I could not help but think, after reading of Jane's almost blasé acceptance of her daughter's kidnapping, that this was the true reason the child was taken.
	www.curledup.com /lakedead.htm (969 words)

	Storr's Lake
		The low hydrodynamic energy of Storr's Lake precludes the possibility that formation and growth of the stromatolites is due to trapping and binding of sediments.
		Microbial stromatolites are thought to be the first complex biological communities that evolved on earth and the morphology of the Storr's Lake stromatolites is reminiscent of Precambrian stromatolite fossils.
		The relative isolation and unique biotic structure of San Salvador's lake communities, therefore, greatly increase the likelihood of obtaining novel organisms and discovering novel properties that allow them to survive and actively grow in water-stressed environments characterized by intense ultraviolet radiation and nutrient deprivation.
	www.unc.edu /ims/paerllab/sansalmo/storrs_lake.htm (712 words)

	David Lindsey > NOVELS > In The Lake Of The Moon \| Author / The Color of Night (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		David Lindsey > NOVELS > In The Lake Of The Moon
		The novel's mood, it's scenes, its characters and even its language remain in my head, and sometimes in my heart too.
		It's impossible for me to choose one of my books and call it my favorite because, like people, each novel has its own personality and faults and gifts, and each is meaningful to me in a way that only it can be.
	www.davidlindsey.com /novels/novel.aspx?ID=InTheLakeOfTheMoon (367 words)

	Weddings in the Lake District
		Imagine gliding across a pristine lake at sunset, surrounded by mountains tinged with the golden light of the setting sun.
		Here you will find a series of beautiful, unspoiled lakes, their mirror-like surfaces reflecting the breath-taking mountain peaks that surround them, their crystal-pure waters lapping gently on garden paths leading to some of the most spectacular churches, monasteries, and fairytale castles you have ever dreamed of.
		On another shore of Lake Como you will find the ancient and magnificent Villa Bellagio, where you and your guests will be treated with the grace, style, and deference usually reserved for visiting royalty.
	www.italy-weddings.com /weddings_in_the_lake_district.htm (745 words)

	The Lake House
		She leaves a note telling the next tenant where to forward her mail, mentioning as an aside that the unsightly trail of paw prints leading to the front door was there when she moved in.
		Architect Alex Wyler, whose estranged father built the lake house decades earlier, has just purchased the rundown home of his youth and is in the process of sprucing it up...
		He once "worshipped" his wife so devoutly that he designed and built the lake house for her when Alex was just a boy.
	www.pluggedinonline.com /movies/movies/a0002745.cfm (1079 words)

	Reading Group Guide \| IN THE LAKE OF THE WOODS by Tim O'Brien (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		All of them are connected to her husband, John, an attractive if morally confused 40-year-old politician whose career has lately ended in a defeat so humiliating that it has driven the Wades to an isolated cabin in the Minnesota woods.
		At the heart ofIn the Lake of the Woods is its brutal re-creation of this wound in John Wade's history and his country's.
		To understand is to be betrayed." This brave and troubling novel neither betrays nor disappoints, but brings the reader into a direct confrontation with the insoluble enigmas of history, character, and evil.
	www.readinggroupguides.com /guides/lake_of_the_woods.asp (1495 words)

	Table Rock Lake and TableRock Lake resorts
		This 52,300-acres of Table Rock Lake is known as the clean, clear, warm and blue lake.Thus the 800 miles of shore line is the home of scuba diving through out the year.
		When the Table Rock Lake was built in 1958, they did not clear any of the trees beneath the water level thus there are many cedars and hardwoods on the bottom.
		The scenery along the banks of TableRock Lake are beautiful, the fishing is great and there are some caves on the banks that visitors love exploring.
	www.tablerocklake.us (501 words)

	Amazon.com: The Lake: Books: Richard Laymon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Lake is a vortex of sorts, a place where teenage Leigh went to when her parents send her away in order to calm down and relax, instead her hormones got in the way and she ended up meeting Charlie.
		I was fascinated reading about Lake Wahconda where one hot summer she had a lusty affair that ended up in a tragedy that would haunt her for longer than she knew.
		The descriptions of the warm days, the kayaking, the fishing, food and happiness she felt at the beginning were wonderful to read, I could see the glassy fl surface of the lake as she rested on the pier.
	www.amazon.com /Lake-Richard-Laymon/dp/0843954507 (2109 words)

	A Month by the Lake
		Miss Bentley (Redgrave) is taking her usual vacation by the lake at Como when she takes a shine to Major Wilshaw (Fox) who has just arrived.
		So despite - or perhaps because of - all the obstacles they put in each other's way, the final realization of their romance is particularly sweet.
		A Month by the Lake is a highly entertaining film that stands up very well to repeat viewings and when you put it into context, a pretty unique property these days.
	www.angelfire.com /nd/umathurman/filmlake.html (785 words)

	In the Lake of the Woods (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Your poster may take the form of a poster, a Power Point presentation, a Web Page or any similar (or different) format which can be presented to the class.
		Near the beginning of the novel, after the first hypothesis chapter, decide what you believe happened to Kathy.
		As the novel continues, you may wish to revise your working thesis as your opinion changes (frequently, in this book).
	www.teachnlearn.org /lakewoodsposter_mystery.htm (383 words)

	Phillip Marlowe Omnibus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		- This novel is notable for its sophisticated characterization and dialogue.
		It paints a portrait of the seedy, corrupt underbelly of Los Angeles society and is full of puns and humbling frankness.
		Marlowe is searching for a missing wife and discovers a different woman's corpse in a mountain lake.
	www.mlcsmith.com /books/c-pmo.html (175 words)

	Life at the Lake
		Dostoyevsky and The Boy Scouts is a novel told through the old form of alternating chapters, hoping the reader can find some interrelationship and relevance.
		I was reading heavily in the writers then, primarily Dostoyevsky's short novels, which I had urged my parents to buy through The Book of the Month Club.
		True, it is not a picture from the lake, but from the seashore.
	www.lifeatthelake.com /default2.htm (1400 words)

	Surfacing
		She is joined by her friends, a young married couple, and her estranged lover, all of whom who hope to make a holiday of this macabre event.
		As the week unfolds, she combs the lake, woods, and cabin for traces of her father.
		Her search yields not only the answer to that mystery, but access to her long-dormant emotions, repressed memories, and her will to continue living not as a victim of the world but as a full and accountable participant.
	www.randomhouse.com /vintage/read/surfacing (555 words)

	James Patterson - The Lake House (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		is a fast-paced novel because loyal Patterson fans will accept nothing less.
		Ethan Kane is a wonderfully evil bad guy, complete with a robot wife whose only purpose is to serve him.
		One need not read the prequel to follow this novel, but doing so will enhance the reading experience.
	www.thebookhaven.net /Z_Lake_House.html (271 words)

	Review: The Seduction of Water by Carol Goodman @ Women Writers!
		Part of her problem with her dissertation is that she is too close to the subject matter: her mother.
		This sets her on a journey to discover Katherine’s background and to attempt to locate the final novel, the missing piece of the Tirra Glynn trilogy.
		A fascinating cast of characters follows Iris to the Catskills for the summer, where she attempts to find the manuscript and learns a great deal about her mother and herself.
	www.womenwriters.net /may2003/SeductionofWater.htm (405 words)

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		Lake County residents can participate in a local “One Book” program.
		Lake County Library System is committed to projects that encourage reading and an active discussion of books.
		With gentle wit and an uncanny sensitivity, author Adrian Fogelin captures the fragility of life's certainties in this moving novel of an adolescent girl's struggles to find her way in the world.
	www.lakeline.lib.fl.us /programs_and_services/lake_reads.aspx (581 words)

	Lake Forest College > The Lake Forest Literary Festival > Biographies
		A native of Chicago, Stuart Dybek is considered a master of the short story.
		He is the author of a collection of short fiction, Five Pears or Peaches; and a novel, Sweetbitter.
		Cruz's second novel, Five Days of Bleeding, was published by in 1995.
	www.lakeforest.edu /academics/lflf/biographies.asp (570 words)

	MARIETTA BOOKS
		But before the lake was filled in 1961, a deadly secret was buried underground at its deepest point—and the secret is about to explode.
		Each weekend, a group of margarita-drinking sailors gather at the lake for fun in the sun, romance, boat races, and skinny-dipping.
		What starts as a magical, romantic getaway for New York advertising executive Taylor Freeman and her new love—sailboat captain Roger Ash—turns deadly when one of the boaters is found murdered at the helm of his own vessel.
	www.mariettabooks.com (267 words)

	Novel HA Cleavage Site in H5N1 Swan Isolates in Mongolia
		These isolates are closely related to the wild bird flu sequences from Qinghai Lake in China and Chany Lake in Novosibirsk.
		reports indicated all three isolates were HPAI, but the novel HA cleavage site could be a marker for new H5N1's migrating into China.
		In any event, the novel cleavage site offers of new marker for following HPAI H5N1 migrating out of Mongolia, and may mark novel pathogenicities in humans.
	www.recombinomics.com /News/11200501/H5N1_Novel_Mongolia_Swan.html (321 words)

	OKOBOJI - A Novel by Peter Davidson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		OKOBOJI is a novel set in the Lake Okoboji resort region of northwest Iowa.
		The book is a "reality novel," with dozens of real people and businesses included in the story.
		The Lake Okoboji area, referred to simply as "Okoboji," by locals and tourists, is a more popular tourist destination than either The Bridges of Madison County or the Field of Dreams, both of which are also in Iowa.
	www.okobojinovel.com /index.html (146 words)

	The Lake of Dead Languages - Carol Goodman (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Though the suicides are in the past, Jane finds the legend of Heart Lake lives on in the minds of her students.
		Jane’s own memories are stirred when a page from her old high school journal lands on her desk.
		Goodman’s descriptions of the frozen lake and the physics of ice add deep, haunting elements to the novel.
	www.thebookhaven.net /Z_Lake_of_Dead_Languages.html (266 words)

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