"My Family" is one of the largest "people finders" in the US.
www.Ancestry.com started as a US-based collection of famiy history documents and information. It is now the largest family history site online with over 4 billion names in worldwide historical records. You can initially access these collections by taking advantage of the 14 day free trial.
As www.Ancestry.com grew, the genealogical collections were subdivided by country of origin. There are currently over 20 origin-based groups of documents within www.Ancestry.com, as well as other ethnic-based family history websites, e.g. www.ItalianAncesstry.com.
In the UK many larger Reference Libraries hold a group subscription to www.Ancestry.com. This can be used at the library free of charge.
The Ancestry.com Original Postcard Archive (1893-1963). Like www.Ancestry.com, the original postcard archive was originally US-based. The collections grew rapidly, and have now been subdivided, again by country. Ki Cards is the Meeting Point's equivalent service. At Ki Cards we can try and source individual scenes or locations on request. Then, for a small fee, at Ki Cards, we can reproduce our archived postcards which you can then use to illustrate your project, or thesis, or even just post the cards on as individualised greetings.
RootsWeb is the Internet's oldest and largest, award-winning, FREE genealogical community. There are searchable databases.
The Agnus L. Macdonald Library holds a complete copy all federal census, and is the repository for other Canadian government documents. The website links to other Canadian department documents, and key federal sites.
" National Trust Names", in collaboration with University College, London (UCL) are investigating the history of surnames throughout Great Britain. The eventual aim of this research is to set up a " World Surname Profiler ".
Anastasia, A. (1987): Fields of Applied Psychology. source: Sponsored "Biorhythm" Ph.D. Thesis, 1992.
Anderson, Russell K.( 1972): BIORHYTHM - MAN'S TIMING MECHANISM, published by the American Society of Safety Engineers Park Ridge, Illinois, USA. sources CRAWLEY and GITTLESON.
Andolina, E.H. (1978): COMPARISON OF BIORHYTHM CYCLES AND CARDIAC ARRESTS. Unpublished masters thesis, University of Rochester, USA. source: HINES.
Anstey, E. (1977): A thirty year follow up of the CSSB procedure, with lessons for the future. Journal of Occupational Psychology, 50, 149-159. source: Sponsored "Biorhythm" Ph.D. Thesis, 1992.
Anstey, E. (1966): "The civil service administrative class and the diplomatic service: a follow up. Occupational Psychology, 40, 139-151". source: Sponsored "Biorhythm" Ph.D. Thesis, 1992.
Apson, J. (1990): BIORHYTHMIC VARIATIONS IN BLOOD PRESSURE: A SEARCH FOR ONE PSYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE TO THE STRESS OF CYCLIC CRITICAL DAYS. Unpublished doctoral dissertation. University of Maryland College Park, USA. source: HINES.
Aschoff, J.: CIRCADIAN SYSTEMS IN MAN AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS (1976): in Hospital Practice, May 1976, pp. 51-70. source: HINES.
Ault, Michael and Kinkade, Kenna (1973): BIORHYTHM ANALYSIS OF SINGLE CAR FATALITIES. Missouri Southern State College, Joplin, Mo. (Missouri), USA. source: HINES.
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Bailey, K.D. (1978): BIOLOGICAL TIME AND POLITICAL BEHAVIOUR. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association, New York, USA. September. source: HIRST.
Bainbridge: W.S. (1978): BIORHYTHMS: EVALUATING A PSEUDO-SCIENCE. 2, pp. 40-56. source: HINES. also see book by CARROLL, Robert Todd who edits and runs the Skeptical Enquirer.
Baker, N.C. (1978): THE INFLUENCE OF BIORHYTHMS ON EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT VISITS IN NONACUTE CLIENTS. Unpublished master's thesis. University of Rochester, USA. source: HINES.
Banea, I.M. (1995): AN ANALYSIS OF THE INTELLECTUAL CYCLE OF THE BIORHYTHM THEORY. unpublished manuscript, Psychology Department, Pace University, New York, USA. source: HINES.
Bartel, Pauline C. (1978 July): "Biorhythms ". sources: Organisation Sponsored "Biorhythm" Ph.D. Thesis, (1992), and CRAWLEY.
Bates, C. and HERR, P. (1978): PREVENTION THROUGH BIORHYTHM. Health Education, March/April 37-38. source: HINES.
Becker, R.O. et al. (1962): DIRECT CURRENT CONTROL SYSTEM: A LINK BETWEEN ENVIRONMENT AND ORGANISM. New York State Journal of Medicine, April 1962. source: REBSCH.
Bengelsdorf, I.S., the then Science Editor of the Los Angeles Times, The Seven Rays of the QBL, by Frater Albertus. source: HIRST.
Berube, B.P. (1977): ABSENCE OF CORRELATION BETWEEN MEASURED PERFORMANCE IN THE COLLEGE STUDENTS AND BIORHYTHM INFORMATION CALCUALTED FROM THEIR INDIVIDUAL BIRTH DATES. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, The George Washington University, USA. source: HINES.
Black, D.R., d'Andrea, V.J. and Stayrook, N.G. (1982): RELATION OF THE FLEISS-SWOBADA BIORHYTHM THEORY TO SUICIDE OCCURRENCE. Unpublished Manuscript, The University of Nebraska, Omaha, USA. source: HINES.
Blair, J.M. (1978): BIORHYTHMS: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BIORHYTHM CYCLES AND SLEEP. Unpublished Master's Thesis, USA. source: HINES.
Bradshaw, C.W, Jr. (1982): VALIDITY OF BIORHYTHMS FOR PREDICTING DEATH. Journal of Psychology, 111, 39-41. source: HINES.
Brady, T.: BIORHYTHM WHAT? (1972): in TAC ATTACK, Langley Air Force Base, Langley, West Virginia, USA: March 1972. sources: CRAWLEY and GITTLESON.
Bray, D.W. and Grant (1966): THE ASSESSMENT CENTRE IN THE MEASUREMENT OF POTENTIAL FOR BUSINESS MANAGEMENT. Psychological Monographs, 80, 1-27. source: Organisation Sponsored "Biorhythm" Ph.D. Thesis, (1992).
Brown, Frank A., Jnr., in ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, 1975 (and following subsequent editions in the US), vol 14, p. 69. source: REBSCH.
Brown, F.A. Jnr. (1959): LIVING CLOCKS, Science, 130, 1534-1544.
Brown, F.M. (1982): RHYTHMICITY AS AN EMERGING VARIABLE FOR PSYCHOLOGY Chapter 1, pages 3-38 in Rhythmic Aspects of Behaviouredited by F.M. Brown and R.C. Graeber, published by Hillsdale N.J. Erlbaum. source: HIRST.
Brownley, M.W. and Sandler, C.E. (1977): BIORHYTHM - AN ACCIDENT PREVENTION AID? in Proceedings of the 21st Annual Meeting of the Human Factors Society, Santa Monica, California, pp. 188-192: edited by A. Neal and P. Palasek. Human Factors Society. source: HINES.
Buckley, N.A., Whyte, I.M. and Dawson, A.H. (1993): THERE ARE DAYS ... AND MOONS. Medical Journal of Australia, 159, 786-789. source: HINES.
Budden, M.C., Miller, J.J.,Jr. and Griffin, T.E. (1996): A LARGE-SCALE TEST OF THE BIORHYTHM-SHOPLIFTING CONNECTION HYPOTHESIS. Psychology and Marketing, 13, 321-329. source: HINES.
Burstein, G. (1975): THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BIORHYTHMS AND PERCEIVED EMOTIONAL STATES. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, California School of Professional Psychology, San Francisco, California, USA. source: HINES.
Busch, E.T. and Willis, T.H. (1978): BIORHYTHM AND INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY. Proceedings of the Ninth Annual Conference of the Southwest Region American Institute for Decision Sciences, pp. 125-130. source: HINES.
Willis has numerous references in his own name listed under "W".
Buttery, T.J. and White, W.F. (1978): STUDENT TEACHERS' AFFECTIVE BEHAVIOUR AND SELECTED BIORHYTHM PATTERNS. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 46, pp. 1033-1034. source: HINES.
Buttery, T.J. (1977): THE INFLUENCE OF BIORHYTHMS ON HUMAN PHYSICAL, EMOTIONAL AND INTELLECTUAL BEHAVIOUR. Education, 98, pp. 117-121. source: HINES.
Byham, W.C. (1970): ASSESSMENT CENTRES FOR SPOTTING FUTURE MANAGERS. Harvard Business Review, July/August, pp. 150-160. source: Organisation Sponsored "Biorhythm" Ph.D. Thesis, (1992).
At the Meeting Point, at Batik Cards and at Ki Publishing we have a genuine complaint in the way that biorhythm representatives have been continually ignored by bullying Royal Mail. This is why the Meeting Point, Batik Cards and Ki Publishing are in dispute with the bullying Royal Mail. The London Biorhythm Company rented a P.O. Box from the bullying Royal Mail, and had always paid promptly and annually in advance. In August 2006 bullying Royal Mail staff intercepted, and by their own admission, pulped our incoming mail. At the Meeting Point, at Batik Cards and at Ki Publishing we complained politely; then complained and requested an apology. Polite complaint 1 and polite complaint 2 having been disdainfully ignored by bullying Royal Mail staff, we upped the stakes to complaint 3 in which the Meeting Point, Batik Cards and Ki Publishing additionally requested a re-instatement of full service, after all the London Biorhythm Company had fully paid-up for this service, and at the London Biorhythm Company we had always given the counter staff chocolates at Christmas! Now, at the Meeting Point, at Batik Cards and at Ki Publishing we have lost patience. Our genuine complaints are routinely and deliberately ignored by bullying Royal Mail staff. Polite complaints to the Ki Publishing got us nowhere, so, the Meeting Point, Batik Cards and Ki Publishing are now 'going for' maximum media coverage and full compensation for the disruption of service to the The London Biorhythm Company; the Meeting Point, Batik Cards and Ki Publishing, and the loss of the London Biorhythm Company's; the Meeting Point's; Batik Cards's and Ki Publishing's efficient image.
