384 research outputs found
95. Gardens: Peter Freese\u27s Bluffside Garden
No full textin this episode Joyce Woodworth showcases Peter Freese’s etched, tiered garden in his bluffside backyard. Guest: Peter Freese.
Series: The Spirit of Winona, G-5, 2002.https://openriver.winona.edu/spiritofwinonaheartland-all/1135/thumbnail.jp
Ethnic Visions of the United States of America
No full texthttp://www.asjournal.org/51-2008/american-national-identity-in-a-globalized-world
Sarah Jane Freese Correspondence
No full textEntries include a hand written letter from the author of the first cook book in the Maine Author Collection. Date range: 1932-09, 1947-1
The American dream Festschrift for Peter Freese on the occasion of his sixtieth birthday
No full textDataset for the paper "Climate model bias indicates higher projected future temperature extremes"
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<div>This repository holds data and scripts used to produce the paper entitled:</div>
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<div>"Climate model bias indicates higher projected future temperature extremes"</div>
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<div>by Lei Duan, Lyssa M. Freese, Govindasamy Bala, and Ken Caldeira.</div>
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<div>The paper is currently submitted for peer review.</div>
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<div>Any questions regarding the data and paper could be sent to the corresponding author: Lei Duan ([email protected])</div>
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Freese families by John Wesley Freese; published jointly by the author and Benjamin Marsh Frees and Edwin Abraham Freese, all great-grandsons of Abraham Frees, 1749-1800.
No full text78 p. 15 pl. (incl. ports.
A short popular history of Crete / by J.H. Freese ... With introduction by P.W. Clayden.
No full textEthnic Visions of the United States of America
No full texthttp://www.asjournal.org/51-2008/race-and-law-in-african-american-literature
Narrativas en la vida secreta de los árboles
No full textEsta obra es una exploración interdisciplinaria que utiliza la narrativa para abordar la interconexión entre naturaleza, identidad y sostenibilidad. A partir de la obra de Peter Wohlleben y el estudio de mitos fundacionales como la batalla del bosque de Teutoburgo, el libro presenta una reflexión sobre los árboles como organismos sociales. Además, plantea cómo las relaciones entre los bosques y las comunidades humanas pueden ofrecer lecciones para enfrentar desafíos contemporáneos como el cambio climático, invitando al lector a reconectar con el mundo natural.Universidad El Bosqu
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