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The German company Zeitgeist Media wrote asking me , in my capacity as President of the Simplified Spelling Society , to reply to a few questions . That would be competent , adequate , simplified spelling , in contrast to the clipping , the hair punching , the carbuncles , and the cancers which go by the name of simplified spelling . While a member of the EEST management team , Haugen contributed to Laboratory-wide initiatives that included the conceptual design and implementation planning and verification for the first distributed Training Management System ; preparation of ANL 's first quality assurance program focused on R & D activities ; leadership and participation in high-profile incident evaluations ; introduction of the Integrated Safety Management program to the Laboratory community ; serving the Laboratory director as transition coordinator for ANL 's reorganization of the ES & H program ; involvement in several major site-wide ES & H assessments performed by or mandated by DOE ; and participation with ANL and DOE specialists in streamlining and simplifying implementation of the DOE-required NEPA program . His philanthropies included a Simplified Spelling Board , a fund that built 7,000 church organs , the Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh , the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching , and the Carnegie Endowment for Peace . It allows one to obtain an explicit formula for the entries of the matrix equation for the Lagrange multiplier unknowns arising from hybridization , thus simplifying implementation . " He was also an enthusiastic and practicing proponent of simplified spelling . Mark Twain was also involved in spelling reform , as was President Theodore Roosevelt , who set up the Simplified Spelling Board in 1906 in an attempt to legislate a simplification of the language . HROs should carry and present official visiting cards which will simplify spelling of names and giving addresses . A group within the Simplified Spelling Society therefore decided to explore which letters are redundant in English , and the effect their removal has on the appearance of the resulting ' cut ' text . But however convincing the scientific evidence for the reform of English spelling , and despite the advocacy of groups such as the American Simplified Spelling Board and the British Simplified Spelling Society , the last significant reforms in English spelling date back to the publication of the American Dictionary of the English Language in 1828 ( Webster , 1828 ) . Among his lesser well-known donations , Carnegie funded Melvil Dewey 's efforts in developing a simplified spelling board . But no - - look at his pestiferious simplified spelling . With embedded error correction in the Cortex-R4F processor , ARM Partners do not need to design external ECC logic , simplifying implementation and aiding IEC61508 certification . I AM here to make an appeal to the nations in behalf of the simplified spelling . The following sentence , in the Simplified Spelling Society 's New Spelling ( 1948 ) , perhaps the best thought-out and most influential of these fully regularized orthographies , demonstrates the effect : " Dhe langgwej wood be impruuvd bie dhe adopshon of nue speling for wurdz " . The notion of stark subsetting discussed in previous chapters can aid significantly in simplifying implementation , configuration , and administration . This reduces the amount of FPGA logic needed for core functions and retains the performance of the data path while simplifying implementation .