( See Mary Rowe, Linda Wilcox and Howard Gadlin, Dealing with — or Reporting —" Unacceptable " Behavior — with additional thoughts about the " Bystander Effect ," in JIOA, vol. 2, no. 1, pp52 – 62.

* Rowe, Mary and Corinne Bendersky, " Workplace Justice, Zero Tolerance and Zero Barriers: Getting People to Come Forward in Conflict Management Systems ," in Negotiations and Change, From the Workplace to Society, Thomas Kochan and Richard Locke ( editors ), Cornell University Press, 2002.

Born at Fairford, Gloucestershire, Downshire was the son of Trevor Hill, 1st Viscount Hillsborough and Mary, daughter of Anthony Rowe.

He was inspired by the stories of Mary Eastman and Henry Rowe Schoolcraft and by a photograph of the falls.

The song has been recorded by Shirley Collins & Davy Graham ( also by herself and with The Young Tradition ), Marty Haugen, Anonymous 4, Joan Baez, Martyn Bates ( of Eyeless in Gaza ) and Max Eastley, Joan Osborne, Baltimore Consort, Angelo Branduardi ( Italian version titled " Il ciliegio ", French version " Le cerisier ", Spanish version " El cerezo "), the Clancy Brothers ( as " When Joseph Was an Old Man "), Judy Collins, José Feliciano, Emmylou Harris, Mary Hopkin ( as B-side of the single " Mary had a Baby / Cherry Tree Carol "), the King's College Choir, Cindy Kallet, Magpie Lane, Colin Meloy, the Chad Mitchell Trio, Nowell Sing We Clear, Pentangle, Peter Paul and Mary, Jean Ritchie, Casey Stratton, Bob Rowe, John Rutter with the Cambridge Singers, the Poor Clares from New Orleans titled " Cherry Tree Carol " on their album Songs for Midwinter, by the English musician Sting on his 2009 album If on a Winter's Night, by Annie Lennox on her 2010 album A Christmas Cornucopia and by Kerfuffle as " Cherry Tree Carol " on their Midwinter album Lighten the Dark.

Rowe was loved particularly by female fans for his good looks and public devotion to his high-school sweetheart, Edna Mary Skinner.

In the original articles on this subject in the 1970s, ( see references below ), Mary Rowe defined micro-inequities as “ apparently small events which are often ephemeral and hard-to-prove, events which are covert, often unintentional, frequently unrecognized by the perpetrator, which occur wherever people are perceived to be ‘ different .’"

Mary Rowe, PhD of MIT coined the terms micro-inequities and micro-affirmations in 1973.

* Rowe, Mary, " Saturn's Rings: a study of the minutiae of sexism which maintain discrimination and inhibit affirmative action results in corporations and non-profit institutions " in Graduate and Professional Education of Women, American Association of University Women, 1974, pp. 1 – 9.

* Rowe, Mary, " Saturn's Rings II, with racist and sexist incidents from 1974 and 1975 ," in the Harvard Medical Alumni Bulletin, Volume 50, No. 1 ( Sept ./ Oct.

* Rowe, Mary, " The Minutiae of Discrimination: The Need for Support ," in Forisha, Barbara and Barbara Goldman, Outsiders on the Inside, Women in Organizations, Prentice-Hall, Inc., New Jersey, 1981, Ch.

* Rowe, Mary, " Barriers to Equality: the Power of Subtle Discrimination ," The Employee Responsibilities and Rights Journal, June, 1990, Vol.

* Rowe, Mary, " Micro-Affirmations and Micro-inequities " in the Journal of the International Ombudsman Association, Volume 1, Number 1, March 2008. http :// web. mit. edu / ombud / publications / micro-affirm-ineq. pdf

After her death in June 1746 he married, secondly, Anne Hill, daughter of Trevor Hill, 1st Viscount Hillsborough and Mary Rowe, on 23 December 1746.

Some of the best-known and most popular acts in this period were Billy Thorpe & the Aztecs and Ray Brown & The Whispers, The Easybeats, The Bee Gees, The Masters Apprentices, The Twilights, The Groop, The Groove, The Loved Ones and cult acts like The Throb and solo star Normie Rowe, who quickly became Australia's most popular male pop vocalist.

Major facilities include a Solo Cup Company plant, CareFirst, T. Rowe Price, Lion Brothers, The Baltimore Life Companies, Black & Decker, and the Baltimore Ravens team headquarters facility.

* Thomas, Hugh, History of the World, Harper & Rowe, 1979

* Passingham, R. E., Ramnani, N., & Rowe, J.

Ōtomo has worked with Jon Rose, Yamatsuka Eye of Boredoms ( as MC Hellshit & DJ Carhouse ), Butch Morris, Alfred Harth, Voice Crack, Keith Rowe, Peter Rehberg, Toshimaru Nakamura, Bill Laswell, David Sylvian, Fennesz, Derek Bailey, Sachiko M, Hoppy Kamiyama, Mats Gustafsson, The Thing, John Zorn, Hikashu, Philip Jeck, Martin Tétreault, Sabuhiro Toyozumi, Thermo and poire z.

Oldham signed recording rights to the Stones to Decca targeting A & R head Dick Rowe, who had earlier declined to sign The Beatles.

The name Hilary Bray was that of an old-Etonian with who Fleming worked at the stock broking firm Rowe & Pitman, whilst Sable Basilisk was based on " Rouge Dragon " in the College of Arms.

In February 2008, Editor & Publisher named editor Sandra Mims Rowe and executive editor Peter Bhatia as " Editors of the Year ".

Among them are: London's Old Latin Quarter, by E Beresford Chancellor, published by Jonathan Cape 1930 ; Fitzrovia, by Nick Bailey, published by Historical Publications, 1981, ISBN 0-9503656-2-9 ; and Characters of Fitzrovia by Mike Pentelow & Marsha Rowe, published by Chatto & Windus ( 2001 ) and Pimlico ( 2002 ), ISBN 0-7126-8015-2.

* Mike Pentelow, Marsha Rowe, " Characters of Fitzrovia ", Chatto & Windus, 2001, ISBN 0-7011-7314-9, p. 97

* Mike Pentelow, Marsha Rowe, " Characters of Fitzrovia ", Chatto & Windus, 2001, ISBN 0-7011-7314-9, p. 97

Additionally, Rowe also wrote a short biography of William Shakespeare, entitled, Some Account of the Life & c. of Mr. William Shakespear.

* Bremer, Richard G., Indian Agent & Wilderness Scholar: The Life of Henry Rowe Schoolcraft, Clarke Historical Library, Central Michigan University, 1987, ISBN 0-916699-13-7.

-1939 Pearson Rowe, Smith & Company Pty Ltd

Gauthier & Rowe, and Dingus & Rowe have argued convincingly for identifying the hind limb of Protoavis as belonging to a ceratosaur.

Jack Rowe on an 1887-90 Goodwin & Company baseball card ( Old Judge ( N172 )).

* Sandra Hindman, Michael Camille, Nina Rowe & Rowan Watson, Manuscript Illumination in the Modern Age: Recovery and Reconstruction, Evanston: Northwestern University, 2001.

* " Another Word for Map Is Faith ", Christopher Rowe ( F & SF, August 2006 )

* David Rowe & Chris Wilson ( eds ), High Skies-Low Lands, an anthology of the Wexford slobs and harbour., Wexford.

People start talking like robots, even Claudia Rowe, and more and more of the population seem to be wearing strange badges.

From 1965, while working by day in a men's outfitters shop and playing by night with his semi-professional band, he wrote a string of million-selling hit songs: as well as " For Your Love " he penned " Heart Full of Soul " and " Evil Hearted You " for The Yardbirds, " Bus Stop " and " Look Through Any Window " for The Hollies, " No Milk Today " and " Listen People " for Herman's Hermits, " Pamela, Pamela " for Wayne Fontana, " Behind the Door " for The St. Louis Union and Cher, " Tallyman " for Jeff Beck and " Going Home ", which was a 1967 Australian hit for Normie Rowe.

Active as a composer for film and television, Hahn Rowe has created scores for films such as Clean, Shaven by Lodge Kerrigan, Spring Forward by Tom Gilroy, Married in America by Michael Apted, and Sing Your Song by Susanne Rostock.

Finding Niles in church, transfixed by the image of " The Angel of a Better Day ," she asks Niles about Mrs. Rowe, and he identifies Holland as the culprit.

* Marilyn McCord Adams: " The Problem of Hell: A Problem of Evil for Christians ," in William Rowe ( ed.

In 1991 Rowe released a solo album titled " Whistle Up a Storm ," much of which he recorded with his son, Dave Rowe at the controls.

* Hartline, P., Abraham, G. and Rowe, W. F., " A Study of Shotgun Ricochet from Steel Surfaces ," Journal of Forensic Sciences, Vol.

and Rowe, W. F., " Bullet Ricochet from Gypsum Wallboard ," Journal of Forensic Sciences, JFSCA, Vol.

and Rowe, W. F., " A Study of Shotgun Pellet Ricochet ," Journal of Forensic Sciences, Vol.

* Elizabeth Ashman Rowe, " Cultural Paternity in the Flateyjarbók Óláfs saga Tryggvasonar ," Alvíssmál 8 ( 1998 ): 3 – 28.

Rowe was the first to use the term " she-tragedy ," in 1714.

After the Dissolution a twenty-one years ' lease of " the site of the manor with the appurtenances and all land and fisheries belonging, together with 20 acres in Shorefield ," was in 1557 granted to John Wavell, and in 1574 a similar lease was granted to John Rowe.

When he asks about a comment Jackson's son Prince made that " I haven't got a mother ," Jackson tells him that Deborah Rowe bore his two children as a gift for him, because he wanted to be a father so badly.

Richardson played every position at some point, but was known for his play at second base with Buffalo when he was a member of the " Big Four ," a star infield that consisted of Richardson and his teammates Dan Brouthers, Jack Rowe, and Deacon White.

Rowe was held in the U Minh Forest, better known as the " Forest of Darkness ," in extreme southern Vietnam.

" The public showing of support that Rowe received was credited with " softening Microsoft's stance ," leading to an eventual settlement.

" Consequently ," wrote William L. Rowe in his summary of the polemic, " if we follow Anselm's reasoning exactly, it does not appear that we can derive an absurdity from the supposition that the island than which none greater is possible does not exist.