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	Free Rockler Tutorials and Articles - Treen Turning
		Treen is a term used to describe any of a number of small, utilitarian items made from wood.
		Treen, literally means "from a tree" and can cover anything from carved kitchen ware such as spoons and porringers, to turned boxes and bowls.
		Though the word has been out of general use for some time, it is returning and is particularly apt for the many small hand turned objects now being made.
	www.azwoodman.com /rockler-tutorials-treen-turning.html (968 words)

	David C. Treen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Treen was born in Baton Rouge to Mr.
		Treen made it clear that his states' rights group was not affiliated with the National States' Rights Party, a group considered neo-Nazi, and, in Treen's words, "a disgrace to the term 'states rights.'" Treen's elector slate polled 169,572 ballots (21 percent) statewide.
		Treen is a distant relative of Robert Arthur Clifford Treen, inventor of the MIDI BrightEye.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/David_C._Treen (2820 words)

	Treen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Treen is a generic name for small handmade functional household objects made of wood.
		Hence treen is distinct from furniture, such as chairs, and cabinetry, such as clocks and cupboards.
		The scholarly study of treen was greatly advanced by Edward Pinto, who wrote a definitive book on the subject.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Treen (269 words)

	NationMaster.com - Encyclopedia: Treen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		According to Welsh folklore, a love spoon is an ornately carved spoon traditionally made from a single piece of wood by young men as a love token for their sweethearts, to show their affection and intentions for their loved one.
		Treen was the first governor elected after the passage of the Open Primary Law of 1975.
		A few hallmarks of the Treen administration were the creation of the Louisiana School for Math, Science, and Art, a state-wide high school for the gifted, the Department of Environmental Quality, and naming more minorities to state positions than any previous governor.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Treen (707 words)

	Treen at The Best Things
		Treen is arguably the most difficult area of collecting to explain to an outsider.
		This is one of the nicest treen string dispensers that I have ever seen.
		This is an English treen string holder in the form of a barrel or keg, on a turned pedestal.
	www.thebestthings.com /antiques/treen.htm (1129 words)

	Summary 'Treen og Keeil' Markstander, 1937
		The term treen occurs in the Ballaugh Register of A. 1600 and is common in documents from the 17th to the 19th cent.
		It is perfectly clear that many of these treens must have once possessed keeills, and also that some of them never have, because of their originating at a time when the decline of the keeill had set in and new keeills were no longer constructed.
		That the treens in the Isle of Man were in Norwegian possession as early as 875 may be concluded from the fact that Gudrød Crovan in the year 1075 deprived the treen-owners of their Udal: but in Norway no udal could be acquired before the lapse of six generations.
	www.isle-of-man.com /manxnotebook/parishes/keeills/mar1937.htm (6535 words)

	The Cook Political Report Weekly Column Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Considering that Treen is an established figure in the district -- located just north of New Orleans -- and was on the congressional or gubernatorial ballot in the New Orleans area 10 times from 1962 through 1983, the fact that he only received 25 percent is an ominous sign for his chances on May 29.
		The challenge for Treen is that the issues for which insiders hate Vitter tend to be fairly popular with voters.
		Treen will have the endorsements and money, while Vitter has a better organization, ran a better campaign and enters the runoff with the momentum arrow up, not down.
	www.cookpolitical.com /column/1999/050499.php (778 words)

	Treen: Facts and details from Encyclopedia Topic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Treen is handmade household good made of wood wood quick summary:
		Treen is also a small village village quick summary:
		Other places of interest in the vicinity of Treen are the "Logan Rock" - this is a large rock out on the headland that is finely balanced and a grown adult is capable of rocking.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/t/tr/treen.htm (734 words)

	Treen
		In fact treen is a very old word (the meaning is "of a tree") and according to my 1930s Shorter Oxford Dictionary was obsolete.
		Most collectors would say definitely, yes it is; it displays one of the most important characteristics, a celebration of the material and of craftsmanship but to me the central intention is decorative so in my terms, it fails on the functional test.
		Some parts have been superseded by other more specialist works (there can hardly be a more obvious area than tools and rules) and a proportion of the information is now seen to be inadequate or wrong, but such is the demand for the book that it now commands a substantial price in the second-hand market.
	www.antiquetools.co.uk /treen.html (448 words)

	Turning Treen
		Treen is a term used to describe any of a number of small, utilitarian items made from wood.
		Treen, literally means "from a tree" and can cover anything from carved kitchen ware such as spoons and porringers, to turned boxes and bowls.
		Though the word has been out of general use for some time, it is returning and is particularly apt for the many small hand turned objects now being made.
	www.allwoodwork.com /article/woodwork/turningtreen.htm (755 words)

	Treens
		The boundaries of some earlier, contiguous, treens are conjectured to have lost as they were merged on becoming Abbeylands (ie paying rent to Rushen Abbey) prior to 1511.
		Davies points out that the treen boundaries tend to follow natural boundaries such as streams or paths which later became roads; and that the boundaries marked by hedges or stonewalls are older than the field divisions within them.
		In most sheadings the one keeill per treen holds good once allowance is made for possible later splittings of older treens, though Scarclowte (Scarlett) treen in Malew would appear to have 4 keeills (though one is associated with Castle Desmene, with three on the coastline).
	www.isle-of-man.com /manxnotebook/parishes/treen.htm (971 words)

	Treen Safety
		Treen Gloves and Safety Products Ltd. was first established in 1929 as a quality manufacturer of work gloves.
		Treen Gloves and Safety Products Ltd. is committed to being a leading Canadian company in the manufacturing and distribution of industrial safety products.
		Treen is continually branching out into new industries as part of its global strategy.
	www.treensafety.com /profile.php (552 words)

	Sadow - Treen Part Deaux
		Dave Treen, the state's first post-Reconstruction Republican governor, recently announced that at age 76 (by the time he could get inaugurated) he wished to reenter the office he held 19 years ago.
		Yet a Treen candidacy could be desirable if he learned from his past mistakes that led to his routing out of office by a rested, relaxed, ready-to-go (and richer) Edwards.
		It's as if Treen has forgotten his slashing and burning through state spending of 20 years ago, now throwing up his hands in defeat and joining a chorus of (mostly Democratic) tax-raisers, at precisely the time where evidence continues to mount that wretched inefficiency in Louisiana's spending habits are the real budgetary problem.
	www.politicsla.com /columns/Sadow/2003/March/032403_treen.htm (651 words)

	Collector Cafe - Register
		Some say size matters: treen must be as small as a bobbin, Welsh love spoon, grain measure, sewing egg, tea caddy, nutcracker, fruit or mixing bowl, breadboard, butter pat, smoking or snuff related knick-knack, card box, love token or paper knife.
		Treen is also exquisitely tactile - a rich patina suggests years of handling, personalisation through use - and some collectors buy nothing but palm size, hand-turned or carved pieces to use as harmless therapy, rather as certain collectors of glass paperweights are known to do, the late Truman Capote being one.
		Most treen can be picked up for small change, though something like a wassail bowl made of lignum vitae - a hardwood tree large and close grained enough to yield a bowl well over a foot across - can make hundreds of pounds at an upmarket furniture auction.
	www.collectorcafe.com /article_archive.asp?article=430&id=975 (481 words)

	Burk Foster's Site / Louisiana / Pardon Me Governor
		When Treen signed ten pardons and commutations, on December 23, 1982, nearing the end of his third year in office, the signings were announced as important news and the background of each case was summarized.(33) There was a follow-up article the next day, clarifying the total number of pardons Treen had issued.
		Treen did not want these included in the total, since he had no choice in signing them.(34) That he would take the time to set straight such a trivial matter as how the twelve pardons were counted said something important about Dave Treen's character: he was not one to lose count.
		Treen accused Edwards of making a deliberate effort to confuse and mislead the public--as with Edwards' statement that pardons were used mostly to restore citizenship rights and hunting privileges.
	www.burkfoster.com /PardonMeGovernor.htm (8671 words)

	The Cook Political Report Weekly Column Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Treen has been a fixture in Louisiana politics for almost 40 years -- indeed, Livingston and many other Republican activists in the state have long seen Treen as something of a mentor.
		Similar results were found in a Wirthlin Worldwide survey taken March 22-25 of 400 likely voters that gave Treen 26 percent and Monica and Vitter tied at 16 percent each, with Strain fourth with 13 percent, Duke fifth with eight percent and Couhig sixth with six percent.
		Backers argued that Treen knows Congress and would hit the ground running, but critics point out that Congress has changed so much that his perspective would be of little benefit.
	www.cookpolitical.com /column/1999/042099.php (858 words)

	BIPAC: Electing Business to Congress
		Treen (R), is a former United States Representa-tive and Governor of Louisiana.
		Treen served four previous terms in Congress receiving BIPAC support in two of his successful bids for office (his 1972 special election and 1974 reelec-tion).
		Treen played a key role in creating the Louisi-ana Oil Superport and helped write the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act, which is critical to offshore oil and gas exploration.
	www.bipac.org /print.asp?pagename=business/report&id=364 (1111 words)

	Tulane Disease Detectives
		An alumnus of Tulane himself, Treen received his BA in political science and history from Tulane in 1948 and his JD from Tulane Law School in 1950.
		Treen was an honor graduate of the Law School, elected to the Order of the Coif, Omicron Delta Kappa (leadership fraternity), and Phi Delta Phi (legal fraternity).
		Although Treen returned to the private practice of law after serving as governor, he is ready for public service again.
	www.mcl.tulane.edu /news/Tulane_Medicine/Spring99/philanthropy.html (392 words)

	Welcome to the Best of New Orleans! News Feature 04 09 02
		Although Treen is 73 years old, the Treen aide dismisses the age factor, citing Ronald Reagan's election as president at 73.
		In a hotly contested vote among Republican Party State Central Committee members, John Treen, the brother of former Gov. Dave Treen, was elected the new regional chairman for the Republican Party of Louisiana in Jefferson Parish.
		While Treen takes over the official Republican party leadership in Jefferson Parish, other activists are planning to organize a new club, independent of the state or parish Republican party.
	www.bestofneworleans.com /dispatch/2002-04-09/news_feat2.html (855 words)

	Treen Kits, Tools, and Accessories
		Treen means "from a tree" and cover anything from carved kitchen ware such as spoons and porringer, to turned boxes and bowls.
		This precision steel Converter is designed for turners who want to produce Treen in large quantities and would prefer to dispense with the aluminum fittings.
		It attaches to the Treen Lid Mandrel and is essentially an internal expanding collet which fits into a 1/2" hole.
	woodenpost.com /products/Turning_Accessories_Tools_Plug_Cutter.htm (634 words)

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		Almost unconsciously, the bald, mustachioed Treen began dispensing workplace wisdom to younger colleagues, passing along tips, mediating disputes and serving as schmooze central.
		In the process, he acquired the unofficial title of "tribal elder." That tag was bestowed on Treen last year by UCLA management professor Karen Stephenson, who as part of a consulting project was analyzing the TRW unit's social networks.
		Treen's transformation from insensitive but respected boss to compassionate leader began in the early 1990s, as TRW was grappling with the fallout from massive government defense cutbacks.
	www.boomersint.org /latimes.txt (768 words)

	VH1.com : Movies : Person : Mary Treen : Biography
		Treen was signed to a Warner Bros. contract in 1934.
		Her movie assignment was the Tillie the Toiler-type role especially written for her in Paramount's I Love a Soldier (1944), though her many fans would probably nominate her performance as Cousin Tilly in the ubiquitous It's a Wonderful Life (1946).
		On television, Treen was a regular on the 1954 sitcom Willy, and later played Hilda the maid on The Joey Bishop Show (1962-1965).
	www.vh1.com /movies/person/63097/bio.jhtml (192 words)

	Birdwatching at Treen, West Cornwall - Sennen Cove Birdwatching
		The walk from Treen village to the cliff is approximately one mile.
		Treen village has a shop/cafe, public telephone, public toilets and a public house - the Logan Rock Inn.
		Treen is a good base from which to explore both the farmland and clifftop bird habitat.
	www.sennen-cove.com /tn.htm (388 words)

	Bidwell House Museum - Treen Collection
		The earliest recorded use of the term is attributed to Archbishop Boniface in his description of wooden chalices in the 13th century.
		A study of treen leads to an awareness of the types of trees available for woodcarving, specialized carving and other carpenter's tools, the use of decoration in the construction of useful objects, and the tradesman's skills in the overall construction of homes and furniture in the colonies.
		When a man walked in the woods, he was on the lookout for a burl in a tree that could become a bowl.
	www.bidwellhousemuseum.org /Collections/Treen.htm (466 words)

	BUDDY TREEN Softball Camp
		Buddy Treen, former Glassboro State College standout, Hammonton High School Head Baseball Coach, and former Head Coach of the Egg Harbor Township Eagles, will be camp director.
		In addition to directing various camps in the area, Coach Treen has instructed and lectured at various camps and clinics throughout the East Coast.
		In addition to his job as a Physical Education teacher, Coach Treen gives private instruction to boys and girls throughout the South Jersey area.
	www.uppertownship.com /Recreation/buddy_treen_softball_camp_2003.htm (216 words)

	Treen Safety
		Treen Gloves and Safety Products Ltd. is committed to providing visitors with services that respect their privacy.
		Treen receives and records the Internet Protocol (IP) address of any computer that has contacted our Web site, the date and time of the visit and the pages visited.
		Visitor information is not disclosed to anyone except Treen personnel who need the information to carry out responsibilities of their job.
	www.treensafety.com /legal.php (331 words)

	Biography for Mary Treen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		About as reliable as one could ever find, character actress Mary Treen was a familiar face to most and could always be counted on to bring a bit of levity to any film scene.
		She was born Mary Louise Treen in St. Louis, Missouri in 1907, her father dying while she was still an infant.
		Tall (5'9") and stringy-framed, she formed a musical comedy duo with Marjorie Bennett, who was 5'3", billing themselves as "Treen and Barnett: Two Unsophisticated Vassar Co-eds." Much of their comedy was centered around their difference in height.
	www.imdb.com /name/nm0871695/bio (624 words)

	The Cavy Compendium Forums - Treen's Baby
		ROFL FOWL LOL Treen you are such a nut, i thought i was seeing things lol.
		Treen i think you are giving her to many rusks lol.
		Oh come on Treen, any one would think that you dont want her, poor baby lol.
	www.cavycompendium.com /forums/showthread.php?t=1911 (596 words)

	The Cavy Compendium Forums - Treen's Cubes Cages!!!!
		They really do love them and I'm so pleased I did it - even though they are out whenever they want most of the day, they really do love having the extra space of their own all the time!!
		Treen they are lovely, well done, i bet your piggies love them, oh what a clever cookie.
		oh treen i meant to ask you, where did you get the little clip you are using to open and close the door from ?
	www.cavycompendium.com /forums/showthread.php?t=1757 (1376 words)

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