in re woodruff

• in Re Richard E. Woodruff., 919 F.2d 1575 (Fed. Cir. 1990)

Patrick F. Bright, Bright & Lorig, P.C., Los Angeles, Cal., argued, for appellant. Richard E. Schafer, Associate Sol., Office of the Sol., Arlington,...

• Federal Circuits

• Parties 'R' Some of Us

The party business is going "gangbusters!" Rachel Smiley, co-owner of Alpine Party Rentals in Vail, Colo., said a few weeks ago. Like many other party companies, Alpine isn't doing quite as much business as it did before the economy tanked, but, Smiley observed, "There are still folks out there absolutely spending money" At one recent gig - a two-night event hosted by a couple from Chicago - Alpine's portion of the staging ran $75,000. Not to point fingers. The West's rich folks provide help to those in need; they pay taxes that support public services and give to charities. Woodruff has not only shifted to throwing parties for individuals, he's also doing fund-raising events for charities such as hospitals. "I give (charities) a 30 percent to 50 percent discount (partly) because of wha...

• High Country News
• October 30, 2009

• In re Woodruff (Richard E.)Woodruff, In re, 727 F.2d 1119 (Fed. Cir. 1983)

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• Federal Circuits

• Gagliano's Voodoo

Even playwright Frank Gagliano had to wonder when company artistic director Mark Clayton Southers approached him, in 2009. "He said, ? want to do all three,'" says Gagliano. "I said, 'You're crazy.' [Marci Woodruff] is directing (enthusiastically) Gagliano's Congo Square, which opens Feb. 11 at Pittsburgh Playwrights' Downtown space. Then comes In the Voodoo Parlour of Marie Laveau (Feb. 24-March 8), Gagliano's "unsung voodoo chamber opera." Finally, there's a staged reading of his farce The Commedia World of Lafcadio B. (March 5-8). As for Gagliano, in today's commerceminded theater world, he's just happy Congo Square is finally reaching the stage. He's grateful to Playwrights' Southers for embracing the whole trilogy. "Who the hell else would do this?" says Gagliano. "I don't see it ...

• Pittsburgh City Paper
• February 14, 2011

• Hitting the Road

Our grass-roots groups kept coming to me and asking if there was a film they could show in their community that was winter specific that had an environmental message," explains Charlie Woodruff, development director of WWA. "And not just Warren Miller or Banff films that are all kinds of seasonal sports, but [a film] that's specific to our mission in winter." After two years of showing only in Boise and fielding requests from member groups, Woodruff says this year, he started planning earlier, got consent from filmmakers and began offering this year's package to member groups. So far, a dozen venues are in the works, including Fort Collins, Boulder, Steamboat Springs, the San Francisco Bay Area, Lake Tahoe, Montana and two shows in Salt Lake City. "Our only non-skiing film is called Hy...

• Boise Weekly
• August 21, 2009

• S.D. Senator Recovering From Brain Hemorrhage

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. - In his first public appearance since a life- threatening brain hemorrhage eight months ago, Sen. Tim Johnson told supporters his will to keep fighting for them "has never been stronger. He went further in an interview broadcast hours later on Tuesday, telling ABC News'"Nightline" reporter Bob Woodruff he would run for re-election in 2008.

• Charleston Daily Mail
• August 30, 2007

• Economic Advisers to 2008 Presidential Candidates Participate in a Debate at the National Press Club Sponsored by the National Association for Business Economics

...JUDY WOODRUFF, "THE NEWSHOUR WITH JIM LEHRER". [*] (JOINED ...

• Political Transcript Wire
• August 21, 2009

• Political Football; a Super Bowl Ring Both Helps and Hurts a Judicial Candidate

He says, "I believe the people here in this county are smart enough to know who's good enough for office and who's not. That's whether you were a Steeler, an Eagle or whatever. If you're not qualified, will they come out to your fund-raisers and shake your hand? Yeah, because you're a Steeler and they want to meet you. But are they going to vote for you? No. Name recognition does help. The Max Baer who sits on our state's Supreme Court was not a famous heavyweight champion boxer and actor, but he shares names with one. And then there's [Lynn Swann], the former Steelers wide receiver who's running for governor even though he's never held elected office. (Woodruff's take on his former teammate? "I know him to be a gentleman and a good person and competitive. As far as his political views...

• Pittsburgh City Paper
• August 05, 2009

• Adoptions in the Superior Court of Columbia County

STATE OF GEORGIA IN RE: PETITION OF NATHALEE WOODRUFF for the Adoption of:

• Augusta Chronicle, The
• August 12, 2004

• Adoptions in the Superior Court of Columbia County

STATE OF GEORGIA IN RE: PETITION OF NATHALEE WOODRUFF for the Adoption of:

• Augusta Chronicle, The
• July 22, 2004