Other notable figures in the movement include Stringfellow Barr and Scott Buchanan ( who together initiated the Great Books program at St. John's College in Annapolis, Maryland ), Mark Van Doren, Alexander Meiklejohn, and Sir Richard Livingstone, an English classicist with an American following.

* Ms. Lauren ( Sharon Barr ), one of Network 23's board members.

It is related to other herpesviruses within the subfamilies of Alphaherpesvirinae that includes herpes simplex viruses ( HSV )- 1 and-2 and varicella-zoster virus ( VZV ), and the Gammaherpesvirinae subfamily that includes Epstein – Barr virus.

According to Tom Barr ( Caves of Tennessee, 1961 ), as many as 300 men worked in the cave removing the nitrous earth to the leaching vats located near the entrance.

According to Barr ( 1961 ), Dicky Mathews began the manufacture of gunpowder at the cave in 1859.

At the close of his February 1991 British tour, in the Surrey home of Ze and Dave Markee, who had been the bass player in Eric Clapton's band, Norman received prayer for his long-term health problems from Pastor John Barr ( died January 2001 ), the Senior Pastor of the Elim Way Fellowship in Canning Town, London, and the Director of Freedom Road Ministries.

* Amelia Edith Barr ( née Huddleston ), American novelist, born in Ulverston

Infectious mononucleosis ( IM ; also known as EBV infectious mononucleosis, Pfeiffer's disease, Filatov's disease, and sometimes colloquially as the kissing disease from its oral transmission or simply as mono in North America and as glandular fever in other English-speaking countries ) is an infectious, widespread viral disease caused by the Epstein – Barr virus ( EBV ), one type of herpes virus, to which more than 90 % of adults have been exposed.

Montvale is home to the corporate headquarters of numerous major companies including Barr Pharmaceuticals, The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company ( A & P grocery stores ), and Benjamin Moore, as well as the U. S. headquarters of Mercedes-Benz.

Council President Sheila Whiting ( at-large, 2012 ), Council Vice President Patrick O ' Connor ( Second Ward, 2014 ), Angel Albanese ( at-large, 2012 ), Alvin Barr ( at-large, 2012 ), Richard Kazanowski ( Third Ward, 2014 ), Frank Mazzarella ( First Ward, 2014 ) and Brian P. Toal ( Fourth Ward, 2014 ).

Nancy Boggs ( 1786-1846 ) was the daughter of John Boggs ( 1738-1826 ), the namesake of Boggs Run, by his second marriage to Mary ( née Williamson ) Barr ( 1748-1828 ), who was the widow of Robert Barr ( 1750-1778 ).

* Sidney McMechen ( 1783-1869 ), who married Thomas Barr ( 1772-1830 ) in 1797.

* Jane Boggs ( 1779-1855 ), who married her stepbrother, John Barr, in 1799.

After the death of Jane Irwin Boggs in 1783, John Boggs married Mary Williamson Barr ( 1748-1828 ), the widow of Robert Barr ( 1750-1778 ), about 1785.

The Gaulish root Barr indicates an obstacle, a difficult place of access.

The name Barrhead comes from the agricultural term Barr meaning long ploughed furrows for cultivation of crops.

The Germans also had the weather gauge, meaning the British ships were steaming into the wind, spray drenching the lenses of Prince of Wales " A " turret ' Barr and Stroud coincidence rangefinder and both British ships ' " B " turret rangefinders.

* On October 29, 1963, two Aeronautical Chart and Information Center cartographers, James A. Greenacre and Edward Barr, at the Lowell Observatory, Flagstaff, Arizona, manually recorded very bright red, orange, and pink colour phenomena on the southwest side of Cobra Head ; a hill southeast of the lunar valley Vallis Schröteri ; and the southwest interior rim of the Aristarchus crater.

It is also possible to see another Beacon hill – Barr Beacon, some 15 miles away.

But Joshua Miller of Roll Call observed that “ if the bent of the GOP-leaning district grows more Democratic and Democrats who sat out 2010 come to the polls next November, Barr has a steep hill to climb .”

" Perry " means small, and is derived from the Latin ( not " pear ", as some sources claim ) and " Barr " means " hill ".

Barr Beacon is a hill on the edge of Walsall, West Midlands, England, very near the border with Birmingham.

" Barr " means " hill ", and the name refers to nearby Barr Beacon.

Martha ( Maren Jensen ) and Jim Schmidt ( Douglas Barr ) live on an isolated farm named ' Our Blessing ', where most of its population are " Hittites ", an austere religious community who according to one of the characters " make the Amish look like swingers ".

Rep. Bob Barr said, " Real America understands that the Constitution is there for a reason ," to which Dershowitz responded, " Whenever I hear the words ' real Americans ', that sounds to me like a code word for racism, a code word for bigotry, a code word for anti-Semitism.

bacchá – bachelor – bachelor party – bachelorette – backroom – bacterial vaginosis – badger game – Bahá ' í marriage – balanitis – ball gag – ball stretcher – ballbusting – ballet boots – bann – barebacking – barfine – Barr body – barrier contraception – barrier method – Bartholin's abscess – Bartholin's cyst – Bartholin's ducts – Bartholin's gland – basal body temperature – basal temperature – bastard – bastardy – bath house – BDSM – bear community – beard ( female companion ) – beau – behavioral imprinting – belly dancing – belonephilia – Ben Wa balls – benign prostatic hyperplasia – benign prostatic hypertrophy – Benjamin scale – Harry Benjamin – berdache – Berkley Horse – Theresa Berkley – best man – bestiality – beta-lipotropin – betrothal – betrothal gift – bi-curious – bi-sexualism – bi-sexuality – biastophilia – bidet – bigamist – bigamy – Billings ovulation method – bilocal residence – bindings ( sexology ) – biogenic amine – biorhythm – bipara – biparous – birth control – bisexuality – bit gag – biting ( sexology ) – blackroom ( gay club ) – Ray Blanchard – blanket sleeper fetish – blastocyst – blastula – blended orgasm – blindfold – blindfolding ( sexology ) – blitz rape – Iwan Bloch – blood fetish – blood sport ( BDSM ) – blood test – blood-testis barrier – blow job – blow-job – blue balls – bodice-ripper – body dysmorphic disorder – body fluid – body hair – body image fixation – Body integrity identity disorder – body integrity identity disorder – body modification – body of penis – body painting – body piercing – body worship – bondage – bondage and discipline – bondage harness – bondage hood – bonobo – boot fetishism – booty call – bordello – borderline self-mutilator – Ernest Borneman – Boston marriage – bottom – bottom ( BDSM ) – bottom ( sex ) – bottoming – boyfriend – bra – brachio-rectal sex – brachioproctic eroticism – brachiovaginal eroticism – bradycubia – branding persons – brassiere – breaking the hymen – breaking the wine glass – breakthrough bleeding – breast – breast augmentation – breast cancer – breast expansion fetishism – breast implant – breast ironing – breast reduction – breast shaping – breath control play – breech birth – breeder ( slang ) – bremelanotide – Brenner tumor – bridal night – bridal sedan – bridal shower – bride – bride burning – bride kidnapping – bride price – bride wealth – bridegroom – brideprice – brideservice – bridesmaid – bridewealth – broad ligament of the uterus – brothel – brothel keeper – brothel prostitution – Buck's fascia – Buddhist marriage customs – Buddhist view of marriage – Buddhist views of homosexuality – bugarrón – bugchasing and giftgiving – buggery – bukkake – bulb of penis – bulbocavernosus muscle – bulbocavernosus reflex – bulbospongiosus muscle – bulbourethral gland – bulemia – bulimia – bundling – bunny boiler – Richard Francis Burton – buru sera – burusera – butch – butt fucking – butt plug – buttered bun ( sexual practice ) – butterfly sex position –

The placename element Lis, along with ancient privileges accorded the town, indicates that the settlement was once a high status ' court '.

The first element in the placename, rum-( Middle High German rummeln, rumelen ; Danish rumle ; Old Norse rumja = " to make noise ") may indicate that in prehistoric times it was a location for fertility rites.

According to the Faroese placename expert Jakobsen, " Dímun " may represent a pre-Norse, Celtic placename element, with di representing " two ".

According to the Faroese placename expert Jakobsen, ' Dimun ' may represent a pre-Norse, Celtic placename element, with ' di ' representing ' two '.

Bod is a common placename element meaning ' dwelling ' and afon here is possibly a corruption of the personal name A ( e ) ddan ( afon is Welsh for ' river ' but topography rules that out ).

There have been several suggestions as to the meaning of the name Eaglesham, one being that the placename itself is composed of the Olde English pre-7th Century personal name " Ecgwulf ", (" Ecgel ") meaning sword-wolf, and the Olde English element " ham " meaning village or homestead, one of the most common elements found in English placenames.

* Aber ( placename element )

Brenodor is probably a placename ; Nantaror may refer to the Aare valley ( containing as first element nanto-" valley ").

* Britain ( placename ), the place name Britain and its toponymy

* Chryse ( placename ), name of various places occurring in Ancient Greek geography

A new theory ( Theo Vennemann ) relates the ' Arun ' part to Basque aran ' valley ' ( substratic reduplication or tautology ), like the placename Arendal in Norway and Sweden.

For example, in Irish, in the placename Sliabh na mBan, "( the ) mountain of the women " ( anglicized as Slievenamon ), the word-form written mBan contains the genitive plural of the noun bean, " woman ", mutated after the genitive plural definite article ( i. e. " of the ").

* Bel-Air ( Sanford ), a placename in Seminole County, Florida, United States

The Domesday Bogeuurde is an instance of this usage – the placename thought to designate Barge Ford ( formerly known as Boward ), a ford that sits on the wide, pronounced bend of the Hodder at its confluence with Foulscales Brook, due southwest of Newton.

Compare, Cynoscephalae ( ancient placename ); ( phrase ), meaning " dog's heads ".

The name of the town had been thought to stem from the Roman placename Portus Adurni ( modern Portchester ), but this is based on a misidentification of Shoreham-by-Sea as Portus Adurni by Michael Drayton in the 17th century.

* Davis ( disambiguation ), a placename and surname-among other uses

The placename Dettingen suggests an Alamannic settlement ( 3rd to 14th century ), and the placename Großwelzheim a Frankish one.

* A nemeton is in the Roman placename Vernemeton ( now Willoughby-on-the-Wolds, Nottinghamshire ), in Roman Aquae Arnemetiae ( now Buxton, Derbyshire ), and in the 1194 reference to Nametwihc, " Sanctuary-Town ," ( Nantwich, Cheshire ).

It is derived from breg, meaning " shore " ( in this case, the Timok shore ), while-ovo is a common Slavic suffix indicating a placename.

The first part of the placename Manderscheid is derived from the Celtic word mantara ( pine ), the second part from a Celtic word meaning ' forest '.

Color will either be light ( red ) or dark ( black ), and will be denoted by either a " l " or " d " respectively, in the second character placename in the code.

** Glenmore (: fr: Glenmore ( Indonésie ),: id: Glenmore, Banyuwangi )-From a Gaelic placename both in Mull and Lismore, it was named by Scottish Highland soldiers serving in the Dutch East India Company of the 18th Century who were garrisoned in the area near Mount Raung and who eventually married locally and settled down.