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cooley.com/pwerner
Cooley LLP | Peter Werner
Peter Werner, Partner San Francisco101 California Street5th FloorSan Francisco, California 94111-5800Phone: +1 415 693 2172Fax: +1 415 693 2222pwerner@cooley.com (Download vcard) Professionals Search Peter H. Werner is a partner in Cooley's Business department. He joined the Firm in 2001 and is resident in the San Francisco office. Mr. Werner's practice primarily focuses on the representation of emerging technology companies, venture capital firms, private equity firms and
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wicked.is/team/brian-cooley
Brian Cooley | Wicked
Co-founder. Black coffee and green tea drinking, travel adventurer, poker playing, bike commuter, 40-something-yr-old husband and father of a 5-year-old
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sc-fa.com/blog
Steve Cooley Fine Art
Steve Cooley Fine Art multiple media? seriously! sCCweet (cheesily said: ?shweet?) for the Korg iMS-20 is a MaxMSP compiled application for mac os x that connects to your iMS-20 app through your existing MIDI connection (figure that out ahead of time). It randomizes the parameters of the iMS-20 at an adjustable rate so you can explore different combinations of settings that you might otherwise never run into on your own. It?s pretty random. There aren?t a lot of
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whiterivergallery.com/blog
White River Gallery
White River Gallery The Nature Photography of Ed and Faith Cooley Home Collections Locations Arkansas Alaska Midwest Minnesota Lake Superior Route 66 Northeast New York Vermont Southeast Florida Tennessee Western US California Coast Colorado Montana Rocky Mountains National Parks Denali National Park Glacier National Park Smoky Mountains Subjects Desert Floral and Plant Details Forest Mountains Oceans, Lakes and Ponds Rainbow Rivers, Streams and Creeks Rural Scenes Sunrise/Sunset Waterfall
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inkstain.net/fleck
jfleck at inkstain
Home About The Bike Rides of Inkstain jfleck at inkstain A few thoughts from John Fleck, a writer of journalism and other things, living in New Mexico The Law of the River as a model for dealing with the loss of stationarity Posted on | August 30, 2011 | 1 Comment Climate change and the resulting changes in rivers flows pose significant problems for transboundary water management agreements. But a new paper by Heather Cooley and Peter Gleick at the Pacific Institute finds a hopeful model in