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	Thomas Blood - MSN Encarta
		In May 1671, Blood, disguised as a clergyman and accompanied by a few confederates, succeeded in stealing the English crown from the Tower of London.
		Perhaps acting on the advice of the royal favorite George Villiers, 2nd duke of Buckingham, who may have been involved with Blood in a 1669 plot to murder the lord lieutenant of Ireland, James Butler, 1st duke of Ormonde, Charles pardoned Blood and restored his Irish estates.
		Blood remained influential in court circles the rest of his years.
	encarta.msn.com /encyclopedia_761561847/Thomas_Blood.html (237 words)

	Dolmetsch Online - Colonel Thomas Blood
		Blood advanced the expected day to 5 March, notwithstanding his knowing of the betrayal, but Blood's brother-in-law, one Lackie, a minister, was, with many others, apprehended the day before, tried, convicted, and executed.
		Blood made an attempt to rescue Lackie, but after that failure, he kept out of reach, not withstanding the Duke of Ormonde and the Earl of Orrery laboured to have him secured, and a proclamation was published by the former, with the promise of an ample reward for apprehending him.
		Blood and his accomplices were now advanced beyond the main-guard; but the alarm being given to the warder at the drawbridge, he put himself in a posture to stop their progress.
	www.dolmetsch.com /thomasblood.htm (1987 words)

	Washington Courts
		Thomas contends that the trial court's ruling on this matter was an abuse of discretion and that Rembert's statement was not an excited utterance because Rembert had an opportunity to reflect and fabricate the statement and had a strong motive to shift blame to Thomas for the crime.
		Thomas alleges that he was merely trying to establish that Ducharme's statements to police were inconsistent with each other and with her testimony on direct at trial.
		Thomas conceded at trial that this matter was in the discretion of the trial court and was unable to cite any authority for his request.8 Thomas points to no such authority in his argument to this court either.
	www.courts.wa.gov /opinions?fa=opinions.opindisp&docid=707278MAJ (13928 words)

	STATE v. THOMAS - Idaho DUI Lawyers
		Thomas appeals, claiming that the jury was improperly instructed as to the elements of the crime charged.
		Thomas appeals, claiming that the jury was improperly instructed as to the elements of vehicular manslaughter.
		The state may establish a violation of this provision by proving that, while driving, the defendant's blood alcohol concentration was at least.10 or may, instead, prove through direct and circumstantial evidence that the defendant was driving under the influence of alcohol.
	www.dui1.com /DuiCaseLawDetail9070.htm (530 words)

	Thomas v. State - Florida DUI Lawyers
		Thomas moved to suppress the results of the blood test on the ground that they were first obtained by the investigating officer interrogating the nurse who attended Thomas without Thomas's consent and without a subpoena or proper notice.
		Furthermore, the fact that the officer initially requested and obtained, from the medical staff, the blood alcohol content of the blood drawn in the course of Thomas's treatment, instead of specifically requesting a blood draw pursuant to section 316.1933(1), does not warrant exclusion of the medical records subsequently obtained pursuant to the State's subpoena.
		Thomas argues that the trial court erred by giving the jury an instruction on this permissive lesser-included offense because the information did not allege serious bodily injury and the State did not present evidence to establish that essential element.
	www.dui1.com /DuiCaseLawDetail5513.htm (511 words)

	Clare People: Colonel Thomas Blood
		Thomas Blood was born around 1618 in Co. Clare.
		In 1670, Colonel Blood made another attempt at capturing the Duke of Ormond while the Duke was on a visit to England.
		Blood's plan was to hang the Duke in Tyburn but he was rescued and despite Blood's pistol attack on him he escaped unharmed.
	www.clarelibrary.ie /eolas/coclare/people/blood.htm (749 words)

	Folks turn out to donate blood in honor of accident victim - July 10, 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Thomas said Marion Sulouff of Watsontown called her late last week to suggest the already-scheduled drive be held in honor of Erdley.
		Thomas said blood drives during the summer are historically more difficult, with people away from home on vacation and involved in so many other activities.
		Thomas said 11 paid workers were sent down to work the drive, and they were busy all afternoon.
	www.dailyitem.com /archive/2003/0710/local/stories/09local.htm (405 words)

	Thomas Becket - Earthlore Explorations Gothic Era Foundation Stone of Learning
		Thomas was schooled in Surrey at the Merton Priory.
		This was supported by Theobald who saw in Thomas a close ally near to the king's ear.
		Thomas was murdered upon the altar of Canterbury cathedral by several of Henry's knights, acting either on their own outrage or a ill guided sense of duty.
	www.elore.com /Gothic/Learning/becket.htm (629 words)

	Blood, Thomas - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Blood, Thomas
		In 1663 he tried to seize the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland at Dublin Castle, and in 1670 he attempted to assassinate the Duke of Ormond in 1670, possibly on instructions from the Duke of Buckingham.
		In 1671 he and three accomplices succeeded in stealing the crown and orb from the Tower of London, but were captured soon afterwards.
		Blood received estates in Ireland in return for military services rendered to the Parliamentary party during the English Civil War.
	encyclopedia.farlex.com /Blood,+Thomas (171 words)

	Pinging Steve Jordan: The Onuissance Cells, Chapter 6: Brothers and Blood
		Thomas paused long enough to look at Reva, perched on the edge of the desk as she was listening to him.
		Thomas guessed she already had her slant on the story ready, and was just looking for a few statements to make it all look good.
		Thomas caught his knife-weilding hand with his free one, but it was a close thing, and Thomas could feel the blade of Will's knife on his haunch, where he strained to keep it for the moment.
	www.mindspring.com /~stevejordan/NOVELS/oc06.htm (8101 words)

	Colonel Blood - the theft of the Crown Jewels
		Thomas Blood was an Irishman, born in County Meath in 1618, the son of a prosperous flsmith.
		Blood and his accomplices dropped the sceptre and attempted to get away but Blood was arrested as he tried to leave the Tower by the Iron-Gate, after unsuccessfully trying to shoot one of the guards.
		Blood was taken to the Palace where he was questioned by King Charles, Prince Rupert, The Duke of York and other members of the royal family.
	www.historic-uk.com /HistoryUK/England-History/ColonelBlood.htm (826 words)

	Thomas Francis Meagher Thomas Francis Meagher
		There are times when arms alone will suffice, and when political ameliorations call for 'a drop of blood,' and for many thousand drops of blood.
		Thomas Francis Meagher, a member of Daniel O'Connell's Repeal Association, was sent the tricolour in 1848 as a gift from the citizens of France, revolutionaries who sympathised with the Irish cause.
		The green represents the older Gaelic and Anglo-Norman element in the population, while the orange represents the Protestant planter stock, supporters of William of Orange.
	www.helenamontana.com /meagher (2542 words)

	billingsgazette.com
		Thomas was transported on a motorcycle and then a truck bed, fellow hunters helped, and first response medical technicians and ground and air ambulances took over later in the trip.
		Once in Lewistown, Thomas was treated and airlifted to Billings where amazed ER doctors said that it was remarkable he was still alive.
		Thomas, who grew up in Eastern Montana 100 miles from a doctor, knew his future rested with his 20-year old nephew, good luck and good judgment.
	www.billingsgazette.com /index.php?id=2&display=rednews/2004/09/23/build/outdoors/75-bowhunter.inc (812 words)

	Blood
		Thomas was hooked up to a fetal monitor, and some blood work was taken.
		Thomas was in and out of consciousness for a week before she began to come around.
		In fact, follow-up blood tests to check her liver functions also showed negative results for strains of hepatitis that are not easily detectable, Thomas said.
	www.middletowntranscript.com /TransArchives/11-15-01/pages/blood.html (686 words)

	Tower of London: Britain's Heritage and History
		On the 9th May, at seven o'clock in the morning Colonel Blood, disguised as a parson and accompanied by three well-dressed young men, one of whom Blood claimed was his nephew, visited the Martin Tower to see the regalia.
		Blood had already been there a few days earlier, accompanied by a woman whom he claimed was his wife.
		Blood and his gang fled, but three of the four were caught as they tried to get out the Tower, and the jewels were recovered severely damaged.
	www.camelotintl.com /tower_site/jewels/tombld.html (654 words)

	Red Cross blood services coordinator steps down - July 5, 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		MILTON — When Lois Thomas, blood services coordinator for the Upper Northumberland County Chapter of the American Red Cross, retired last week, she left behind a record of success.
		In her 4 1/2 years with the Red Cross, Thomas increased the number of blood drives from 30 a year to 50.
		Asked about her most significant memory, Thomas recalls clearly what happened at Crossroads Church of the Nazarene on Sept. 11, 2001, when a regular drive was scheduled there.
	www.dailyitem.com /archive/2004/0705/local/stories/11local.htm (575 words)

	Stanley D. Lingar #696
		Thomas was able to get back in the car in an attempt escape.
		Thomas fell out of the car and as he tried to get up Lingar shot him a third time.
		Lingar was convicted for the 1985 murder of 16-year-old Thomas Allen.
	www.clarkprosecutor.org /html/death/US/lingar696.htm (3019 words)

	[No title]
		If the vampire with this card is reduced to zero blood in combat, he or she is burned, and the Methuselah controlling the opposing minion gains pool equal to the burned vampire's capacity.
		This Laibon may burn a blood and tap three of his or her Aye to be able to play reaction cards and attempt to block as if untapped for the current action.
		During your master phase, you may tap this card to move X blood from the blood bank to a ready vampire you control where X is the number of hostages in torpor.
	www.white-wolf.com /vtes/downloads/Cardlist.txt (21429 words)

	Welcome to Comcast SportsNet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Thomas had spent the last 4½ months on blood thinners to treat a blood clot in his left leg.
		The longer Thomas stayed on the blood thinners, the less of a chance the clot had of returning.
		Thomas said doctors did not know what caused the clot, which is not completely gone.
	philadelphia.comcastsportsnet.com /view_content.asp?ID=13900 (693 words)

	The T. Rex Book Review - Thomas Blood and Bruce Henderson's "State of the Union"
		Thomas Blood and Bruce Henderson agreed with young Paris Hays and wrote State of the Union: A Report on Bill Clinton's First Four Years in Office as an attempt at creating that report card.
		In the "core curriculum" section, the authors list the duties of the president as outlined in the constitution: to establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity, and serve as commander in chief.
		Some of the accomplishments Blood and Henderson provide as evidence of Clinton's accomplishment in these areas are: the Brady Bill, the Crime Bill, negotiated reductions of Nuclear Weapon stockpiles in former Soviet republics, Clinton's economic record, the signing of the Motor-Voter Bill, and the president's foreign policy record.
	quinnell.us /literature/reviews/sou.html (690 words)

	Book A Band - David Clayton-Thomas with Blood Sweat & Tears (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Blood, Sweat and Tears, daring and innovative, a fiery fusion of jazz and rock, blues and the classics.
		Blood, Sweat and Tears was the hottest concert ticket in America.
		Larry convinced David that there was still life in the once-proud name Blood, Sweat & Tears, and that with the right musicians, good management, and strong leadership, it could once again be an attraction on concert stages around the world.
	www.bookaband.com /browsebands/band.cfm?bandID=6082 (1800 words)

	CancerWise - November 2002 - Marrow Christens Voyage to Health (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		During the planned transplant, Thomas would receive chemotherapy and radiation to wipe out his diseased marrow, and the stem cells in Thomas' marrow would then be replaced by healthy stem cells from a donor.
		Thomas, like all bone marrow transplant patients, needed stem cells that are as genetically close to his own as possible, so that his body won't reject them.
		The stem cells move from the recipient's blood stream into the bone marrow space freed by the pre-transplant chemotherapy, where they grow to form new marrow and produce new red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets.
	www.cancerwise.org /november_2002/display.cfm?id=803E4F44-C77D-4912-B628F7FE125F3C51&method=displayFull&color=green (1253 words)

	Jazz-rockers hit Nugget for two shows
		Blood, Sweat & Tears was founded in 1967 by Al Kooper, who led the band through its first release, “Child is Father to the Man,” in 1968.
		Kooper left the band shortly after, and he was replaced by the gravel-voiced Clayton-Thomas, who led the group to platinum-selling status with its second and self-titled album in 1969.
		Blood, Sweat & Tears became one of the first rock acts to play in Las Vegas in the early 1970s.
	www.gotorenotahoe.com /news/stories/html/2004/03/10/650.php (644 words)

	Hospital expands filtered blood's use to all patients
		In September, VUMC became one of only a handful of institutions to expand the use of leukoreduced blood to all of its patients, instead of limiting their use to a few of the sickest patients.
		It is hoped that by using leukoreduced blood for a hospital's entire patient population, the number of postoperative infections and the amount of antibiotics used for each patient can be reduced.
		Trauma patients are one population that Thomas hopes to study once the leukoreduced blood is in use throughout the hospital.
	www.mc.vanderbilt.edu /reporter?ID=598 (661 words)

	Review \| Blood Money by Thomas Perry
		After four previous adventures (beginning with Vanishing Act in 1995), this "woman who could make people disappear" had hoped to quit saving folks who are in desperate flight from trouble and settle into wedded bliss in upstate New York with her surgeon husband, Carey McKinnon.
		He slapped his leg and crowed, "Absolutely standard!" Unlike many people, he was more than happy to celebrate the ordinary.
		Thomas Perry's Blood Money is absolutely standard, and that consistency is likewise worth celebrating.
	www.januarymagazine.com /crfiction/bloodmoney.html (1296 words)

	D&S STABLES
		The Seth Thomas Collection started from a select group of ponies/miniatures that were direct descendants of the great Seth Thomas #26222, one of the top modern Shetland sires in the 1960’s.
		The Seth Thomas Collection is a group of people dedicated to preserving this famous bloodline by maintaining fifty percent Seth Thomas blood.
		The Seth Thomas members are from Florida to Arizona, South Dakota to Ohio and several states in between.
	dwp.bigplanet.com /seththomas/dsstables (698 words)

	The Newgate Calendar - THOMAS BLOOD, GENERALLY CALLED COLONEL BLOOD
		Thus habited, he, with a woman whom he called his wife, went to see the curiosities in the Tower; and while they were viewing the regalia the supposed Mrs Blood pretended to be taken suddenly ill, and desired Mr Edwards (the keeper of the regalia) to assist her with some refreshment.
		[In this enterprise Blood had engaged three accomplices, named Desborough, Kelfy and Perrot.] Accordingly two of them came, accompanied by the doctor, about eight in the morning, and the third held their horses, that waited for them at the outer gate of the Tower ready saddled.
		They had no other apparatus but a wallet and a wooden mallet, which there was no great difficulty to secrete.
	www.exclassics.com /newgate/ng33.htm (1257 words)

	A Marine "Killing An Unarmed Man in Cold Blood." by Thomas Sowell -- Capitalism Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The Times of London refers to a Marine "killing an unarmed man in cold blood." If that was his purpose he could have opened fire when he entered the room, instead of waiting until he saw an Iraqi terrorist faking being dead -- for what purpose the Marine had no way of knowing.
		Thomas Sowell has published a large volume of writing.
		His dozen books, as well as numerous articles and essays, cover a wide range of topics, from classic economic theory to judicial activism, from civil rights to choosing the right college.
	www.capmag.com /article.asp?ID=4037 (860 words)

	Diamaxol™ - Lower Your Blood Sugar 50 points in 30 days or it's FREE!
		Documented for its ability to lower blood sugar and act as a glucose transport in the blood stream.
		When zinc levels are low, the pancreas may not secrete enough insulin, so glucose levels remain high, and the insulin that is released cannot work as efficiently as it could.
		As your blood glucose level decreases, you should inform your physician that you want to reduce the amount of medications you are taking accordingly.
	www.micronutra.com /diamaxol.html (4391 words)

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