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For a 19 mile stretch below Lake Moomaw in Bath County Va lies what is probably the best tailwater trout fishing in the state.
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Bruce Moomaw: “It is long past time that this particular two-legged cockroach was stepped on.”
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Kent Moomaw, who maybe had more raw talent than any of us, dead by his own hand at seventeen.
Stuff Ed Gorman 2008
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Kent Moomaw, who maybe had more raw talent than any of us, dead by his own hand at seventeen.
Archive 2008-07-01 Ed Gorman 2008
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Moomaw posted the following on two widely-read Yahoo Groups here and here with hundreds of members including many prominent space scientists: "Of course, there may be another reason for this move -- Fred Gregory is black, and this administration as we know by now is very fond of utilizing a thin facade composed of the very small coterie of nonwhites who support it, in order to cover up its Simon Legree-ish actual policies."
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Moomaw posted the following on two widely-read Yahoo Groups here and here with hundreds of members including many prominent space scientists: "Of course, there may be another reason for this move -- Fred Gregory is black, and this administration as we know by now is very fond of utilizing a thin facade composed of the very small coterie of nonwhites who support it, in order to cover up its Simon Legree-ish actual policies."
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In an e-mail exchange this morning, William Moomaw noted the growing energy focus in development circles:
NYT > Home Page By ANDREW C. REVKIN 2011
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You can also see a shift toward energy action in the latest thinking from William R. Moomaw, a scholar and professor at Tufts University who for decades has assessed international environmental diplomacy.
NYT > Home Page By ANDREW C. REVKIN 2011
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Moomaw and Mihaela Papa, a postdoctoral research fellow at Harvard Law School, sent me a short piece proposing ways to invigorate the faltering climate treaty process by shifting the focus from confrontations over emissions to collaborative work encouraging access to modern energy choices while limiting environmental harms.
NYT > Home Page By ANDREW C. REVKIN 2011
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In addition to Young, Waterhouse, and Moomaw, this article was reported by Jenna Duncan, Alli Knothe, and Katherine Landergan for a seminar in investigative reporting at Northeastern University.
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