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texts: Valley was named for him, 150 years to the day that he and the Governor of British North America chose the site as the beginning of the canal. There is a sundial behind the East Block on Parliament Hill that overlooks the set of locks. It was restored in 1919. The site of the military barracks and military hospital was on Barracks Hill during the Rideau Canal's construction.Colonel <mask> came to Canada in 1802 and was educated at Colonel By Secondary School. The first small locks on the St. Lawrence River were worked on by him as a member of the Royal Engineers. After fighting in the Peninsular War in England, he returned to Canada in 1812 to head up the construction of the Rideau Canal, a 200 km long waterway that connects the capital city of Canada with Kingston. Without the aid of modern equipment, about 50 dams and 47 locks were built. Colonel <mask> never imagined that many thousands of Canadians would admire and value his achievement in the centuries to come, and he died three years after it was completed. Colonel <mask>'s attributes of courage, determination, and diligence inspire us to emulate him, in the hopes that we too may somehow serve our country in a way which will benefit future generations. The Ontario Archaeological and Historic Sites Board erected a plaque at Jones Falls Lockstation to honor Lieutenant Colonel <mask>, Royal Engineers, who was in charge of the construction of the Rideau Canal.The Rideau Canal, built as a military route and incorporating 47 locks, 16 lakes, two rivers, and a dam at Jones Falls, was completed in 1832 according to the plaque. A plaque was put up by the Province of Ontario in the stairwell of the town hall. Biography at the Dictionary of Canadian Biography Online Biography from the Dictionary of National Biography (1901) 1779 births 1836 deaths Rideau Canal Royal Engineers officers English civil engineers Pre-Confederation Ontario

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texts: A Russian-born Dutch-British physicist is working in England in the School of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Manchester. The 2010 Nobel Prize in physics was shared by <mask> and Novoselov. He is a professor at the National Graphene Institute. Sir <mask> won an Ig Nobel Prize in 2000 for levitating a frog. He is the only person to have received both the Ig and the Noble Prizes. On October 21, 1958, <mask> was born to his parents in Russia. His parents were engineers.His grandfather was named N.N. One of the first nature conservationists and the first rector of Kaminiets- Podilskyi University was Mykola Baier, also known as Bayer. In 1965, he was a student at a high school. He applied to the Moscow Engineering Physics Institute after graduation. He failed to qualify for the entrance exams because of his German ethnicity. He was accepted to the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology. He said at the time that he wouldn't have chosen to study solid-state physics, but he's happy with his choice now.He received a degree in metal physics from the Russian Academy of Sciences in 1987 and a degree in metal physics from the Institute of Solid State Physics in 1982. <mask> worked as a research scientist at the Institute for Microelectronics Technology at RAS after earning his PhD from Victor Petrashov. He said that he was able to devote his time to research instead of swimming through the treacle of the Soviet Union. He got his first tenured position in 1994 when he was appointed associate professor at the University of Nijmegen. He became a Dutch citizen. His main research partner was one of his PhD students at Nijmegen. During his academic career in the Netherlands, <mask> had an unpleasant time.He turned down professorships at Nijmegen and Eindhoven because he found the Dutch academic system to be too

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texts: political. He says it can be unpleasant at times. In the British system, every staff member is an equal quantity. <mask> writes in his lecture that he received a warm-hearted welcome from everyone around him, even though he was outside the university walls. During his time at the University of Nijmegen, Prof. Jan Kees Maan was the research boss of Geim. He became a professor of physics at the University of Manchester in 2001. In 2001, <mask>'s wife and co-author, Irina Grigorieva, moved to Manchester as a lecturer.Novoselov was awarded a PhD in 2004 after moving to Manchester from Nijmegen. The endowed professorship was left by <mask> in 2012 after he served as Langworthy Professor. <mask> was one of the Royal Society Research Professors. Tsinghua University, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, and Radboud University Nijmegen are some of the universities Geim holds professorships from. Research Geim's achievements include the discovery of a simple method for isolating single atomic layers of Graphene in collaboration with researchers at the University of Manchester. In October 2004, the team published their findings. One-atom-thick layers of carbon atoms arranged in two-dimensional hexagons make Graphene one of the strongest and hardest materials in the world.There are many potential applications for the material. One of the first applications of graphene could be in the development of flexible touchscreens, but <mask> has not patented the material because he would need a specific application and an industrial partner. gecko tape was developed by <mask> and is still in the early stages of research because it works on the same principle as gecko feet. Humans will eventually be able to scale ceilings, like Spider-Man. The famous discovery of direct diamagnetic levitation of water was caused by <mask>'s

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texts: research into the effects of magnetism on water scaling. He and Michael Berry received a prize for their experiment. We were asked if we wanted to accept the prize, and I take pride in our sense of humor and self-deprecation that we did.Research on mesoscopic physics and superconductivity has been carried out by <mask>. He said that many people choose a subject for their PhD and then continue the same subject until they retire. I don't like this approach. Before I got my first tenured position, I changed my subject five times. "If one dares to try, rewards are not guaranteed but at least it is an adventure." After his achievements, <mask> started studying low-dimensional water. The International Creativity Prize for Water acknowledged a part of this work.H.A.M.S. was named his favourite hamster. The 2001 research paper was co-authored by ter Tisha. He appeared on the Scientific American 50. The Institute of Physics awarded him a prize for his discovery of a new class of materials called free-standing two-dimensional crystals. In 2007, <mask> was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society. He shared the 2008 EPS Europhysics Prize with Novoselov for discovering and isolating a single free-standing atomic layer of carbon. The Krber European Science Award was given to him in 2009.The John J. Carty Award for the advancement of science was given to him by the US National Academy of Sciences. One of the Royal Society 2010 Anniversary Research Professorships was awarded to him. The 2010 Hughes medal was added by the Royal Society for his discovery of Graphene. He received doctorates from several universities, including the University of Manchester. <mask> was appointed as Knight Commander of the Order of the Netherlands Lion in 2010 for his contribution to Dutch Science. <mask> became a member of the Royal Netherlands

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texts: Academy of Arts and Sciences in 2011. He is an associate professor at the University of Nijmegen, an associate professor at the Institute of Physics, an associate professor at the Royal Society of Chemistry, and an associate professor at the Singapore Institute of Physics.<mask> was made a Knight Bachelor in the New Year's honours for services to science. He was elected a foreign associate of the US National Academy of Sciences. He was awarded two medals in the same year. The American Academy of Achievement gave the Golden Plate Award to <mask>. In addition to this, he won the Fray International Sustainability Award given to him by FLOGEN Star Outreach at SIPS. He said that he slept well after hearing of the award. He wouldn't change his plans for the day because he didn't expect the prize this year.The lecture for the award took place in December. We need to wait for a few decades to see the results of graphene and other two-dimensional crystals, but he hopes they will change everyday life. Michael Berry won the 2000 Ig Nobel Prize in physics for his frog experiment. He used the magnetic properties of water scaling to levitate a small frog. Mark Miodownik said that his award shows that people can win a prize by being in a lab. He was the first person to win a prize as an individual. The inspiration for China's lunar gravity research facility is said to have come from the magnetic levitation of a frog that he won an Ig Nobel for.<mask> signed a declaration in 2010 for Scholars for Peace in the Middle East protesting an international initiative to boycott Israeli academics, institutions, and research centers. <mask> said that the selection of imprisoned Chinese dissident,Liu Xiaobo, as the winner of the peace prize was patronising. They are retired Norwegian politicians who have spent their entire careers in a

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texts: safe environment. They try to understand how the world works and how democracy works in another country. They have not lived in these countries. Even the strongest human rights supporter would agree that human rights have improved in China over the past 10 years. Why do we need to change it?Bannerman, Lucy. Laureates say thatLiu Xiaobo was wrong for the peace prize. The person is the Australian. The year ended on 13 December 2010. The article was published on 10 July 2011. <mask> has written several pieces for The Financial Times. In his interview for Desert Island Discs, <mask> revealed details of his personal life and taste in music.Vote Leave doctored a quote from <mask> in order to get people to vote against EU membership. An open letter about science, signed by 13 Conservative MPs including Boris Johnson, attempted to paint European science funding as unnecessarily bureaucratic and misrepresented <mask>'s views on Europe. The words "except for the European Research Council" were removed from the quotation. The identity <mask> has is described in detail in his book. <mask> stated that most of his family are ethnic Germans, his father descended from Volga Germans and his mother mostly an ethnic German as well. Some of the family had been prisoners in German concentration camps, and his father and paternal grandfather spent many years of their lives as prisoners in Siberia. He said that he suffered from anti-Semitism in Russia because of his name.<mask> describes his identity as follows. The only Jew in the family was my great-grandmother, who was German. Having lived and worked in several European countries, I consider myself European and do not believe that any further taxonomy is necessary, especially in such a fluid world as the world of science. <mask>'s banquet speech was published at the Astrophysics

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title: Melanie Johnson

texts: <mask> is a Labour politician in the United Kingdom. <mask> was born in Ipswich. She attended a high school in Bristol. She studied philosophy and ancient Greek at University College London after leaving Bristol. She continued to study philosophy at postgraduate level at King's College, Cambridge. She was an active member of the Labour Party for over a decade. From 1988 to 1990 she was Retail Administration Manager for Cambridge Co-op.From 1990 to 1992 she was the assistant general manager of quality assurance. From 1993 to 1997 <mask> was a schools inspector. <mask> was a Labour candidate in the European Parliamentary election in 1994. She was selected to stand for Labour in the United Kingdom Parliament after two years. She won the 1997 election with a majority of 6,583. <mask> won her seat after David Evans made a statement that made national newspaper headlines. Evans said that <mask> was a single girl who lived with her boyfriend, three bastard children and had never done a proper job.<mask> was working as a school inspector and living with her partner of 18 years. Evans claimed that <mask> did not have a chance. She was criticized by Evans for living in Cambridge rather than in his constituency. <mask> commented that Evans was well known for his plain speaking but could be very charming. He recorded how much he enjoyed being a Member of Parliament when he congratulated me on my victory in Welwyn Hatfield. I am a firm believer in diversity and my own style will be a little different from his. My children will help me keep my feet on the ground, as a mother of three.<mask> was re-elected in 2001 with a reduced

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texts: majority. For the first time, Welwyn Hatfield was held for more than one term by a Labour MP. <mask> was a junior minister from 1999 to 2005 and served as Minister for Competition and Consumers, Minister for Public Health, and Economic Secretary to the Treasury. The White Paper Building Trust in Statistics was one of the things <mask> was responsible for. The delivery of her speeches was likened to the read-your-weight manner of a supermarket Tannoy by journalist Benedict Brogan. <mask> gained media coverage for her concerns about US regulators having the power to monitor, investigate and discipline UK auditors. <mask> commented that "We will provide a robust regime for dealing with those who abuse their creditor."After being diagnosed with breast cancer in 2001, <mask> became more vocal on the issue, stating "Breast cancer can happen to any woman, regardless of who she is." It is something many women don't believe will happen to them. One of <mask>'s responsibilities as Public Health Minister was cancer. Her responsibilities as Public Health Minister included policy on smoking, drugs, alcohol, diet and nutrition, communicable diseases, sexual health, sustainable development and health inequalities. She was one of the people who worked to improve the test. With the new test <mask>, there were less false positives, meaning fewer women were required to return for a second test due to an error with their first test. <mask> announced plans in 2004 to cut domestic violence during pregnancies with the integration of routine enquires into antenatal appointments.<mask> set targets to reduce salt in food in order to improve

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texts: cardiovascular health. Salt victims who had suffered strokes supported her work to make large companies reduce salt. Food watchdogs echoed <mask>'s campaign and pushed for large food companies to make specific action plans to reduce salt. In October 2003 <mask> was quoted as saying that fluoridation of water should be the preferred method of preventing tooth decay on a population basis. The proposals were crazy and full of contradictions, according to Simon Thomas. She was accused of failing to consider the health risk of fluoride as well as the ethics of medicating people against their will. <mask> said that she was not saying that people should stop brushing their teeth.Grant Shapps defeated <mask> in the 2005 general election with a 9.2% swing to the Conservatives. The Customer Impact Panel is an Association of British Insurers organisation dedicated to improving the customers' experience of the insurance industry. In 2009, <mask> was named Chair of the UK Cards Association, a payments industry body, in which she attempted to have scientific research on credit card security withdrawn from public availability. She was on the Labour's list of candidates for the Sedgefield by-election. She made the all-female longlist for the seat in 2008 but did not make the cut. She made a third attempt at becoming a Labour parliamentary candidate in 2009. The contest was taken over by the central Labour party due to the local party being incapable of handling the process fairly.Labour's head office was found to have tampered with one of the ballot boxes. She lives in Cambridge with her partner. They have three children, two

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title: Shell Busey

texts: <mask> is a home improvement expert. He hosted a talk radio show on the Corus Radio Network. The HouseSmart Home Services Referral Network is a conglomerate of over 170 different trades, home services and home products. <mask> makes a lot of public appearances, including home shows, seminars and charity events. <mask> and his wife live in British Columbia. On November 25, 1942, <mask> was born in Owen Sound, Ontario. He was one of five children.TheShaper Plane, a machine that would shave down large ship propellers to their desired final shapes, was invented by <mask>'s father. He became a tool and die maker. <mask>ey's real passion was in carpentry and mechanics and he didn't care much for schoolwork as a young man. <mask> used to deliver The Globe and Mail in the morning and The Toronto Star and Owen Sound's local Sun Times in the evening on his bicycle. <mask> has been delivering prescription drugs to Bill Murphy's Drug Store in Owen Sound. Busey entered the Industrial Program at Owen Sound Collegiate and Vocational Institute at the age of 13 and received instruction in plumbing, electrical, motor mechanics and drafting. One of his teachers, Bill Graham, helped Busey get a job.<mask> began his career as a stock boy at the age of 18. He worked his way up to a sales desk position. <mask> was recommended by the store manager for the management training program. <mask> became an assistant manager at the age of 22 after attaining his management certificate in 1965, after attending the program in Oakville. After less than a year, <mask> received another promotion and, with his wife, moved to Orangeville, where he assumed the role of store manager at the age of 23. <mask> was in charge of several locations across the province from 1968 to 1974. Marie moved from manager to supervisor.<mask> and his family moved to British Columbia in 1974 to manage the western Canada division of Saveway Stores. <mask> was in charge of the changeover of four

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texts: locations, including Saveway, which was a brand new cash-and-carry arm of the Beaver Lumber Group. <mask> was in charge of the supervision of the stores in Prince George and Fort St. John. <mask> was the merchandise manager for Independent Retail Lumber Yard Building Supplies. <mask> traveled to Whitehorse to set up the first Beaver Lumber franchise in the Whitehorse area. After returning to Delta, B.C., he became a consultant to the co-op. <mask> bought a Windsor Plywood franchise with his wife.<mask> and his wife turned a struggling franchise into a successful business. <mask> opened a satellite store called Ye Olde Hardware Store less than two years later. He sold the store in 1980 because the business didn't do as well as he had hoped. <mask> and Frank purchased a second Windsor Plywood store in Coquitlam, B.C. in 1981. In the spring of 1983 the Buseys decided to leave the Windsor Plywood franchise and start their own business. The build centre eventually became the build-it centre. <mask> began hosting his own home improvement radio show in 1983 on CJOR, a talk radio station.CJOR set up a small studio in <mask>'s office after the radio program became more popular than he had thought. <mask> would serve customers during the commercial breaks. The location in Delta was sold by <mask> in 1987. His career as a radio personality continued with CJOR, until he was approached by a Canadian radio network called CKO, which would broadcast The Build-It Show right across Canada. The CKO station was not able to survive. <mask> went back to CJOR after the station changed to rock radio. <mask> was well known for his radio shows throughout most of western Canada.<mask> was asked by BC Hydro to host a radio program to encourage the people of British Columbia to become more energy-conscious. The first privately owned satellite-based radio network in Canada, the Western Information Network (WIN), was allied with BC Hydro because they wanted

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texts: province-wide exposure for the program. <mask>'s first exposure to network radio was in B.C. The BC Hydro Home ideas show is a call-in home renovation program. <mask> was given the chance to see every corner of B.C. He hit the road with the PowerSmart Tour. Busey broadcasted his radio show from the small towns he visited, teaching people to become more energy-conscious.<mask>'s radio program was renamed the Home Discovery Show after his 10-year contract with BC Hydro expired. Ian Power and Steve Seaborn replaced <mask>ey on the Home Discovery Show. The Home Discovery Show was heard live on Saturday and Sunday mornings in nearly every major market radio station in Canada. And Ontario. <mask> created TheHouseSmart.com Show, which airs on Saturdays at 5 a.m., focusing on the questions he receives on a weekly basis. <mask> was asked to be a regular guest on the Saturday Morning News program. <mask> was offered a home improvement series in 1995.The first episode of Home Check aired in 1995. The show has aired on stations in Canada, Japan, the Netherlands, Germany and South Korea. <mask> was approached to run for council in Delta in 1985 where he and his family lived at the time. He was elected December 2, 1985 for a two-year term, and re-elected in December 1987 for another three years. <mask> was a guest judge on the Handyman Superstar Challenge from 2007 to 2009. He contributes regular columns to newspaper and magazine publications across Canada, including the Vancouver Province Sunday Homes, the Winnipeg Canstar Weeklies, Homebase Media's Renovations magazine throughout Western Canada, Canadian Homestead Magazine, Cottage Magazine, Green Home Magazine and Coastlines Magazine. He is a featured speaker on major home shows across Western Canada and is also a regular guest on the Bill Good Show.There are references to Bruce, B. "Shell Busey: Behind the Buzz" was published by Coastlines. 4. People from British Columbia are business people and

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title: Charles Stevenson (philosopher)

texts: <mask> was an American analytic philosopher best known for his work in ethics and Aesthetics. <mask> was born in Cincinnati, Ohio. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree in English literature from Yale in 1930 and a Doctor of Philosophy degree from Harvard in 1935. He studied under G. E. Moore at Cambridge. He taught mathematics to naval recruits while he was an instructor at Yale University. His post was not renewed in 1944 because the department did not approve of his ideas. He taught at the University of Michigan from 1946 to 1977 after a period on a Guggenheim fellowship.Feinberg was one of his students. The most sophisticated defense of emotivism was given by him. He used the theory of emotional meaning that he developed in his papers "The Emotive Meaning of Ethical Terms" and "Persuasive Definitions" to create his theory of a persuasive definition. He advanced emotivism as a meta-ethical theory that delineated between cognitive, scientific uses of language and non-cognitive uses such as feelings and exercise influence. <mask> died in Vermont in 1979. <mask>'s work has been seen as a representation of one of two types of ethical emotivism. <mask> suggested in his 1937 essay that any ethical theory should explain three things: that intelligent disagreement can occur over moral questions, that moral terms like good are magnetic in encouraging action, and that the scientific method is insufficient for verification.<mask>'s theory was fully developed in his book. He agrees with Ayer that ethical sentences express the speaker's feelings, but he adds that they also have an imperative component intended to change the listener's feelings and that this component is of greater

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texts: importance. <mask> speaks of attitudes and differences in belief, similar to the way Ayer spoke of values, fundamental psychological inclinations, and disagreement of fact, or rational disputes over the application of certain values to a particular case. <mask> interprets ethical statements according to two patterns of analysis. An ethical statement has two parts: a declaration of the speaker's attitude and an imperative to mirror it, so "'This is good' means I approve of this; do so as well." The first half of the sentence is a proposition, but the imperative half is not, so <mask>'s translation of an ethical sentence remains a non cognitive one. The purpose of these supports is to make the listener understand the consequences of the action they are being commanded to do.If they understand the command's consequences, they can decide whether or not to obey it. <mask>'s second pattern of analysis is used to make statements about types of actions. The speaker is evaluating an action according to a general principle under this pattern. Someone who says "Murder is wrong" might mean "Murder decreases happiness overall; this is a second-pattern statement which leads to a first-pattern one: "I disapprove of anything which decreases happiness overall." Do it as well. <mask>'s moral disagreements may arise from different fundamental attitudes, different moral beliefs, or both. The methods of moral argument have been divided into three groups, known as logical, rational psychological and nonrational psychological forms.There are attempts to show inconsistencies between a person's fundamental attitudes and their moral beliefs. Someone who says "Edward is a good person" who has

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texts: previously said "Edward is a thief" and "No thieves are good people" is guilty of inconsistency until she changes her mind. A person who says "lying is always wrong" might consider lies in some situations to be morally permissible, and if examples of these situations can be given, his view can be shown to be logically inconsistent. Rational psychological methods examine the facts which relate fundamental attitudes to particular moral beliefs; the goal is not to show that someone has been inconsistent, as with logical methods, but only that they are wrong about the facts which connect their attitudes to their beliefs. Consider the person who holds that all thieves are bad. She may conclude that Edward is a thief if she sees his wallet in a public place. It is possible that Edward recognized the wallet as belonging to a friend and returned it.Such a revelation would likely change the observer's belief about Edward, and even if it did not, the attempt to reveal such facts would count as a rational psychological form of moral argument. There is no logical connection to the listener's attitudes in non-rational psychological methods. <mask> called the primary method "persuasive", and wrote that it may involve the use of particular emotion-laden words, like "democracy" or "dictator", or hypothetical questions like "What if everyone thought the way you do?" How would you feel if you were in their shoes? The Penguin Dictionary of Philosophy has a list of American philosophers. The man is Thomas Mautner. The company is called Penguin Putnam Inc.Academics of the University of Cambridge Aesthetics Alumni of Jesus College, Cambridge American ethicists 20th-century American philosophers


title: Larry Johannessen

texts: <mask><mask> was an American author. <mask> was born and raised in Denver, Colorado. He was scheduled into the Vocational curriculum based on his address in the working class section of his community when he went to register for high school. After graduating from high school, <mask> enlisted in the U.S. Marines Corps, the same unit his father had served in. <mask> was in Vietnam for two tours. He was awarded the Presidential Unit Citation with one star, the National Defense Service Medal, the Vietnam Campaign Medal, the Vietnam Service Medal with three stars, the Good Conduct Medal, and the Rifle Marksman Badge. He left the service with an honorable discharge.<mask> earned his G.E.D. after leaving the Marines. He graduated from Ohlone College with an A.A. in 1973. He received his B.A. at California State University, East Bay. In 1975, graduating magna cum laude. <mask> went on to earn his M.A.T. He met his wife at the University of Chicago. At the time of <mask>'s death, they had been married for 27 years.Hillocks helped <mask> with his studies at the University of Chicago. His degree was completed in 1997. Career <mask> taught high school English at Lyons Township High School in La Grange, Illinois, from 1976 to 1989. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He was an assistant professor of English at Northern Illinois University. He was promoted to the rank of full professor at NIU in 2007. Johannessen died of a blood disorder at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago on April 21, 2009.A number of awards were produced by <mask>'s academic career. He won two awards from NCTE. The Illinois Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development gave him the award. He was presented with the Long-Term Merit/Critical Retention Award by the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Northern Illinois University. He was honored with an Ohlone College Outstanding Alumni award in 1990 and was named the Outstanding Ohlone College English Student Award in 1973. He received a distinguished high school teachers of the Chicago area award from the Illinois Institute of Technology. <mask> was a prolific author.His writing was published in a number of journals. He was the author, co-author, or co-editor of nine books published by Heinemann, NCTE, and Merrill. His work included teaching the literature of the Vietnam War, designing instruction using a structured process approach, and the experiences of beginning English teachers. Many of the publications were written with his wife and friend. His books include: Smagorinsky, P., <mask>, L. R., and Kahn. A Structured Process Approach for the Composition Teacher in the Middle and High School is the Dynamics of Writing Instruction. Heinemann is in New

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texts: Hampshire.E.A., Walter, C.C., and <mask> are related. The year 2009. The second edition of writing about literature. The National Council of Teachers of English is in Illinois. T.M., <mask>, L.R., Kahn, E.A., and Flanagan are related. They did it in (2006). Talking in class can be used to improve teaching and learning.The National Council of Teachers of English is in Illinois. T.M., <mask>, L.R., and Ricca are related. The year 2005. There are research and implications for teacher training. The National Council of Teachers of English is in Illinois. T.M., <mask>, L.R., Kahn, E.A., Smagorinsky, P., and Smith, M.W. The book is called (Eds.)(2005).How to develop readers, writers, and speakers is the topic of Reflective Teaching, Reflective Learning. Heinemann is in New Hampshire. <mask>, L. R., and McCann, T.M. There was a report in 2002. Prospective and practicing English teachers can use In Case You Teach English. Merrill Education/Prentice Hall is in Upper Saddle River. <mask>, L. R.The Literature of the Vietnam War was taught in Illumination Rounds. The National Council of Teachers of English is in Illinois. <mask>, L. R., and Scruggs, A. The year 1986. The steps to a better vocabulary are in the 3rd edition. There is a publishing company in Dubuque, Iowa. The year 1986.The steps to a better vocabulary are in the 3rd edition. The book was written by E., Walter, C. C., and <mask>. Writing about literature. The National Council of Teachers of English is in Illinois. <mask>, Kahn, and Walter collaborated on a paper. Prewriting activities are designed. The National Council of Teachers of English is in Illinois.The NIU mourns the loss of Professor <mask>, who shared lessons of Vietnam

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title: Alexandre Despatie

texts: <mask> was born in 1985 and is a Canadian diver. He was the world champion at the 1 and 3 m springboards from 2005 to 2007 and is the first, and so far only, diver to have been world champion in all three individual categories. He is a nine-time junior champion. He was born in Canada. At the age of 5, <mask> began diving in his backyard pool. At the 1998 Commonwealth Games, he won a gold medal on the 10 meter platform, which included an unprecedented score of perfect 10s. The achievement was recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records as a MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzEWhen one of the Canadian divers had to withdraw from the meet due to his citizenship issues, he was offered the chance to compete in the event at the Olympics in 2000, but he declined. He won a gold medal in the 10 meter platform at the World Diving Championships in Barcelona, Spain in 2003 after winning a silver medal in the same event in 2001. He set a new record for his last dive. At the 2002 Commonwealth Games in Manchester, <mask> won the gold medal in the three-metre event, followed by three gold medals at the 2003 Pan American Games in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. At the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece, he won a silver medal in the men's 3 meter platform, but finished in fourth place in the 10

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title: Alexandre Despatie

texts: meter platform. Going into the games, he was expected to win silver or gold in the 10 meter platform event and not place in the 3 meter platform. He won the World Championship on the 3 meter platform in front of his home crowd.He won with a world record score of 813.60 points, his "worst" dive being an average of 8.5. <mask> won the 1 m platform with a world record score. He had won the FINA World Titles on the platform. At the 2006 Commonwealth Games in Melbourne, <mask> won gold medals on the 1 m and 3 m synchronized dives. He was 3rd in the platform. <mask> went head to head with the best divers in the world, including the top-ranked Chinese diving team. <mask> proved that he was one of the world's best divers by finishing 8th in the 10 m tower event and winning a silver medal in the 3 m synchro with his partner.He finished in 5th place in the 3m synchro event at the Beijing Olympics, after winning a silver medal in the 3m springboard event. At the Commonwealth Games. Alexander won 3 gold medals for Canada, in the 1 meter and 3 meter springboard, and 3 meter synchronized dive. <mask> announced his retirement during a news conference in Montreal. Breakfast Television''s Montreal edition is set to premiere on City Montreal on August 26, 2013). <mask> left the show in 2015. <mask> appeared on Chanteurs masqués, a Quebecois version of The Masked Singer.He was 8th overall and appeared as "Gteau". <mask> was inducted into the

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title: Alexandre Despatie

texts: Canada's Sports Hall of Fame. <mask> attended a college. In the lead-up to the 2004 Olympics, he said he was interested in acting and television/movie production, and may pursue that as a career once he is no longer diving, although he is also known to support groups and aspiring divers and to help them fulfill their dreams. He holds diving clinics to give young divers lessons and experience. <mask> started shooting his first film in Montreal in August of 2006 The movie is a romantic comedy.It's a party! In March 2007, he was released from Quebec. <mask> played a small part in the friendship of a young female swimmer and a diver. Louise Laparé told a Montreal newspaper that <mask> was a born actor. He joined the broadcast team for Canada's French-language television coverage of the 2010 Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver during a brief break from training for the 2012 Games. He co-anchored the coverage of the opening and closing ceremonies alongside legendary Quebec hockey commentators Richard Garneau and Pierre Houde, narrated numerous athlete profiles, and took viewers on a tour of Granville Island, where many francophone musicians performed during the Olympics. External links 1985 births Living people Canadian male film actors Commonwealth Games bronze medallists for Canada Commonwealth Games gold medallists for Canada Divers at the 1998 Commonwealth Games Divers at the 2000 Summer Olympics Divers at the 2002 Commonwealth

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title: Shiv K. Kumar

texts: <mask> was an Indian English-language poet, playwright, novelist, and short story writer. <mask>'s father was a retired headmaster and his grandfather was a school teacher. The letter K stands for <mask>. There is a person named <mask>. In 1921, <mask><mask> was born in British India. He attended Dayanand Anglo Vedic High School. He was studying for his B.A.He received his M.A. at Government College. At Forman Christian College. He joined D.A.V. in 1943. College Lahore was a lecturer and moved to Delhi during the partition. He left India to join Fitzwilliam College in Cambridge in 1950 after a brief stint as lecturer at Hansraj College. He received his PhD in English Literature from the University of Cambridge. His thesis was 'Bergson and the Stream of Consciousness Novel'.Professor David Daiches was his supervisor. He was taught by F.R. Leavis was in Cambridge. At Osmania University, <mask> taught English literature. He was a national lecturer in English. The first Dean of the School of Humanities was the founder of the Department of English. He retired as the Vice-Chancellor in 1980.He was aDistinguished Visiting Professor at the Universities of Oklahoma and Northern Iowa. He was a visiting fellow at Yale University. He was nominated as a juror for the Neustadt International Prize for Literature. Several of his poems and short stories have been published in journals and magazines. They've been translated into several Indian and foreign languages. He was elected as a fellow of the Royal Society of Literature in London in 1978 after spending time in England as a Commonwealth Visiting Professor of English. The Sahitya Akademi Award was given to him in 1987 for his collection of poems.He was awarded with the highest civilian honor in India in 2001. He DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch

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title: Zuzana Licko

texts: <mask> (born Zuzana Liko, 1961) is a Slovak-born American type designer and visual artist. Mrs Eaves, Modula, Filosofia, and Matrix are just a few of the digital typefaces she has designed. She creates ceramic sculptures, textile prints and jacquard weavings. Licko came to the United States with her family when she was a child. She earned a degree in graphic communications at the University of California at Berkeley after studying architecture, photography, and computer programming. <mask>'s father was a biomathematician at the University of California, San Francisco. During her summer breaks, she would help him with data processing.The first thing she did on a computer was to create a Greek alphabet, which was adapted from her father's graph printouts. She changed her major from architecture to visual studies when she discovered her passion after taking graphic design and tHe goal was to earn a degree in architecture, but she changed to a visual studies major when she discovered her passion after taking graphic design and tHe goal was to earn a degree Licko was forced to write with her right hand in the calligraphy class because she is left-handed. She began to reject traditional type design practices as she began to explore the capabilities of the Macintosh computer. <mask> talked about her creative relationship with her husband Rudy in an interview with Eye. Licko designed the Apple Macintosh in his layout with issue # 2. Licko's designs were featured in the entire run of the magazine.Licko began selling commercial licenses of its digital fonts to users around the world. Some of Licko's fonts were initially created for use in the publication. Licko's work and progression as a type

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texts: designer can be found in the magazine. Licko's technique advanced with the use of technology. Licko discusses her departure from classic type forms in her early fonts in Emigre: Graphic Design into the Digital Realm. The designs were created for the coarse resolutions of the computer screen and dot matrix printer. The challenge was that the early computers were limited in what they could do.It was physically impossible to adapt 8-point Goudy Old Style to 72 dots to the inch, even if it was difficult to adapt calligraphy to lead and later lead to photo technology. You couldn't tell Goudy Old Style from Times Roman or any other type of text face. She worked on two revivals in the 90s: Mrs Eaves and Filosofia. Licko updated the historical models for use in print and on-screen. Emigre is more than just a fonts. Licko now creates ceramics and textiles under the same name. <mask> talks about her love of ceramics and her process in an interview with <mask> Kvetkova.My current work on modular ceramic sculptures and fabric prints is an extension of type design. I use software to create sketches for my ceramic sculptures, which have repeating elements. There are different shapes that can be combined to make different sculptures. I use the software to go through the possible variations. The elements for the textile designs are configured into various patterns. I might be reacting against everything being consumed digitally by focusing on a physical medium. Licko Bitmaps: Emperor, Universal, Oakland and Emigre, 1985, re-released as lo-Res, 2001 Modula, 1985 Citizen, 1986 Matrix, 1986 re-released as Matrix II, 2007 Variex, 1988 were all designed by Licko Bitmaps.Rudy VanderLans edited Discovery by

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texts: Design. Ceramics and type design are similar online. Graphic design can be used in the digital realm. The Chrysler Design Award was won by <mask> and her husband. Their work on Emigre won the Publish magazine Impact Award in 1996. The American Institute for Graphic Arts gave them a gold medal. The Charles Nyples Award in Typography was given to them in 1998.<mask> received the SOTA Typography Award for her "intellectual, highly-structured approach to type design" and her contributions to the digital typography industry. "Postmodernism: Style and Subversion 1970–1990," Victoria & Albert Museum, London, features 23 digital typefaces for their permanent collection. The permanent collection of the Design Museum in London contains a complete set of Emigre magazine. The Emigre Archives are in the permanent collection of Letterform Archive. Emigre magazine issues are in the permanent collection of the Museum fr Gestaltung. The permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York contains a complete set of Emigre magazine and five digital fonts. The permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in San Francisco contains a complete set of Emigre magazine.The List of AIGA medalists includes Mrs Eaves Notes and Eye. "Critical Conditions: <mask> <mask>, Rudy VanderLans, and the Emigre Spirit" was written in 1998. SpeakUp had an interview with Rudy VanderLans. The review of Emigre #64 by Dmitri Siegel was published on the website Typotheque. The farewell tour syndrome is a book review by Emily King. MoMA, Oakland, and The Atlantic have permanent collections. Sébastien Morlighem wrote "Emigre: Time and Time Again" on the website.There is an essay on the history of Emigre. De Jong, Purvis, and

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title: Zuzana Licko

texts: Friedl are related. 2005. Creative type is a sourcebook of classical and contemporary letterforms. Both the Hudson and the Thames. The Field Guide to Typography: Typefaces in the Urban Landscape was published in New York. Interview with <mask> Licko.Stephen J. Eskilson is the author of Graphic Design: A New History. Design Literacy: Understanding Graphic Design contains an essay on Emigre. The school of visual arts is in New York. There is an essay on Emigre in a chapter on mass media. There is a short profile of Zuzana Licko's typefaces. There is an exhibit at the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum. Steven McCarthy is the designer of the new models for communicating.There is a short profile of Emigre in the chapter on "Typographic Design Authorship". The profile of Emigre is in the chapter on pioneers of digital graphic design. There are two essays on Emigre, one called "Cult of the Ugly" and the other " Into the Digital Realm". No More Rules: Graphic Design and Postmodernism is a book by Rick Poynor. It was referenced throughout. How to be a Graphic Designer, Without Losing Your Soul, London, UK, was written by Adrian Shaughnessy. Interview with a man.There are external links to the official site of Emigre, Letterform Archive, and the magazine index created by Jessica


title: Serene Koong

texts: <mask> is a singer and a producer. She is a three time winner of the Singapore Hit Awards, a three time winner of the Asian Academy Creative Awards, and a three time winner of the Global Chinese Golden Chart Award. Her featured works include a theme song for the MediaCorp Channel 8 drama series The Dream Makers and a performance at the Global Chinese Awards in Beijing. In May 2010, she released her debut Mandarin album, composed of 10 original compositions, which produced a few top ten hits on radio music charts in Singapore and Malaysia, among which was her widely popular single. She received 2 awards, "most popular newcomer" and "meritorious newcomer", as well as 4 nominations, including her song being nominated for "best local composition", at the Singapore Hit Awards. One of the advertisements featured her original song "Lala". She is involved in movie and drama theme song writing and production, with theme songs recorded for MediaCorp's New Beginnings and The Dream Makers.She was invited as the Mandarin lead singer for the theme song, "Knit with One Heart", of the Singapore Chingay Parade 2014, which was presented at the parade with Lee Wei Song as music director. Warner Music Taiwan distributed her debut album in Taiwan. She played to a full house for the first time as a solo artist at the Esplanade's Huayi Festival. The acts included high-profile Taiwanese singer-songwriters. She wrote, produced and performed the theme song for the MediaCorp Channel 8, TV 50th Anniversary blockbuster drama series The Dream Makers. When the series aired, it raised the profile of <mask> as a rising female Singaporean music artiste, songwriter and producer to watch as the drama series also featured her work as a sub theme song. The winning male artist at the Singapore Hit Awards was a Taiwanese singer named Alien Huang.Regional artists such as Karen Mok and Will Pan attended the 18th Singapore Hit Awards. The artists who won awards that night were from Singapore. The Dream Makers was one of the most

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title: Serene Koong

texts: popular drama series of the year with a total of 19 nominations at the Star Awards and featured a star- studded cast. It won 9 awards at the Star Awards, including the Best Drama Series. The Best Theme Song was won by <mask>. "Top Dedicated Hit Song" was named in 2014. The song reached the top of the Singapore Mandopop chart.1 spot as top releases for that period among Asia's top names as Stefanie Sun and Eason Chan. On the back of the song's popular reception, <mask> received 2 Global Chinese Golden Chart awards. She was nominated for "Best Theme Song" at the 19th Asian Television Awards. In July 2015, it was announced that <mask> had written, performed and produced the theme song for the film "7Letters", a film by seven acclaimed Singaporean film makers. It was the first film to open at the Capitol Theatre, and all tickets to the three-day screening were sold out on the day tickets were released. "7 Letters" received rave reviews from audiences as well as a 4.55 rating in the Straits Times. All tickets were fully redeemed for a second series of screenings at the National Museum of Singapore for 8–10 August, due to the overwhelming response for the film. "7Letters" will be released in Golden Village Cinemas from 20–26 August.In her interview with UWeekly, she said that she was inspired by the love story of Singapore's founding father Mr Lee Kuan Yew and his wife. The song talks about treasuring people we love and holding on to memories. She pays tribute to love and her country, Singapore, in one of her most intimate works to date. She is the producer, vocal producer, songwriter and performer of the song, which peaked at #6 on the iTunes Mandopop Charts (SG) during its week of release. The international premiere of this acclaimed anthology will take place at the 2015 Busan International Film Festival in South Korea. The film was selected by the Singapore Film Commission as the official entry to the Oscars' Best Foreign Language Film category. "All AloneSub Theme Song", which she wrote,

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title: Serene Koong

texts: performed and produced for 2 "The Dream Makers 2," was released on December 4, 2015.The blockbuster series has featured works by outstanding Singaporean female singers; in addition to <mask>'s works  and, the drama also features works by Tanya Chua and Kit Chan who performed the theme song for "The Dream Makers 2." In the first half of 2016 three Singaporean artists' works were on the Global Chinese Golden Charts. Top artists from the region are included in the chart. The Global Chinese Golden Chart Awards recognize the best in Chinese Pop Music. The awards ceremony was held in Beijing with an audience of 10,000 and was streamed live to 3 million viewers. A total of 20 people performed at the ceremony. They include: MayDay, LION, William Wei, PowerStation, Della Ding Dang, Yisa Yu,,Angela Chang, Allen Su and Bii.In her interview with Toggle, it was mentioned that she set up her own music production company in order to handle all stages of music production on her own. It has made her work more personal because of the stress and responsibilities that came with producing her own work. On August 9, <mask> appeared on SPOP Sing! A singing competition which sees the involvement of prominent Singaporean artists, writers and producers in the search for the next local talent. <mask> was a mentor to the Top 20 contestants and they were judged by two well-known music veterans. The grand finals of the competition took place at the Padang. The winner of the "Best Theme Song / Title" at the Asian Academy Creative Awards was <mask>, who wrote, performed and produced "When It leads me back to you" for Mediacorp Channel 5's drama series.Good Girl Music is the company that manages Management Serene Koong. The inaugural MediaCorp–MDA joint call for proposal to produce theme songs for MediaCorp drama series selected Good Girl Music as one of the music production companies. Awards and nominations can be found on Good Girl Music. There are 21st-century Singaporean women singers and Singaporean people of Chinese

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title: John Edwards Holbrook

texts: The son of a teacher and a zoologist, <mask> was born in South Carolina on December 31, 1796. <mask>'s memoir, written by his medical partner, and his tombstone both give the wrong date for his birth. <mask> received an A.B. He obtained his M.D. from Brown University. The University of Pennsylvania had a student who graduated in 1818. He was married to the granddaughter of <mask>, a member of the Middleton-Rutledge-Pinckney family. The first comprehensive illustrated account of North American amphibians and reptiles was provided in the two editions of his North American Herpetology.<mask> tried to destroy all copies of the first edition in four volumes because he disliked the colored plates. The first edition has been made freely available thanks to its rarity. The second edition in five volumes was better received and is still an important benchmark reference work. The brown water snake, the brown snake and the ornate chorus frog are new species that he described in these works. The spadefoot toad, the earless lizard, the speckled kingsnake, and the spottail pinfish are related. The production of a beautifully illustrated Fishes of South Carolina was the result of an interest in fishes by a physician in Charleston, South Carolina. <mask> was an Associate Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.He began the publication of the "Ichthyology of South Carolina" in parts, and ten of these were issued when the "Artists' Buildings" in Philadelphia were destroyed by a fire. Plates and stones were destroyed. <mask> took advantage of the loss to improve his work. The new edition of the Ichthyology of South Carolina was delayed due to the destruction of all the plates, stones, and original drawings. This made it necessary to have new drawings made of all the different fishes, which has been done at great expense, so great, that the work could not have been carried on without the aid of the State. The new drawings were made

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texts: by the best artists, A. J. Ibbotson and A. Sonrel. In almost every instance, the color of the fish has been taken from living fish.I have been able to give more accurate and highly finished plates because of the delay in the publication of the work. I decided to replace the old numbers with the new ones because the current edition is so much better than the old one. An entirely new work was published. Ibbotson and Sonrel, both excellent artists trained under Agassiz, were the superior results of the artistic efforts of Richard. One of his eccentricities resulted in a remarkable result. A young waitingman was very likely to faint. In brushing flies at the table he would often say, "I am going to faint, and would, if not assisted, fall down in a swoon."A boy was called by the Doctor to hold the parts for him so as to keep them stretched. The boy interrupted the dissection at a most important point when he cried out "I am going to faint" and changed his hand position. He got a slap on the side of his head from the Doctor. The boy did not faint after this. He said he was cured by holding the alligator. He was left childless and alone after his wife died. When the forces of the Union took control of Charleston, the medical college in which his collections were preserved was taken for hospital purposes, and his books were stolen, and finally his drawings and manuscripts were lost.An old man bereft of most of his fortune, discouraged by adversities, and aware that a new order of scientific procedure had begun, ceased to even plan for his work. He continued to go to New England in the summer. <mask> was a member of both the American Philosophical Society and the National Academy of Sciences. He died at his sister's residence in Norfolk, Massachusetts, in the fall of 1871, after being stricken by apoplexy. <mask> was buried in Magnolia Cemetery in Charleston, South Carolina, after he died in Massachusetts. Publications <mask>,

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texts: <mask>. A Description of the Reptiles Inhabiting the United States is a North American Herpetology.Philadelphia: J. Dobson. The URL is http://gallica.bnf.fr. <mask> was named after <mask>. The Waters of South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida are known as the Southern Ichthyology. New York: Putnam. 1847. pp.There are colored plates. Holbrook was named after <mask>. Ichthyology of South Carolina. Russell is in Charleston, South Carolina. The URL is http://gallica.bnf.fr. <mask>, Holbrook, (1855). The fish were observed in Florida and Georgia.Nat. There is a science. Philadelphia 3 (5): 47–58 + plates v, vi. <mask>, <mask>, and Reese E. The Holbrook papers are from 1819- 1860. <mask>'s two years touring Great Britain, 1819-1820, during his four-year visit to Europe, are included in the travel memoir. In 1819-1820, written as a series of lengthy letters in a literary style, addressed to his brother, he reported details of stops at various scientific, educational, and charitable institutions in England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales, as well as meetings with physicians, educators, politicians, clergyThe University of Pennsylvania's Department of History and Sociology of Science transcribed the volume, "A Selection of Letters of or pertaining to <mask> <mask>, 1832- 1860." Holbrook, <mask>, and Reese. There is a collection of letters about <mask>. S.n. The American Philosophical Society (APS) and the Academy Natural Sciences of Philadelphia have manuscripts on which these transcripts are based. <mask> was written about by <mask>. There are fishes of Florida and Georgia.Russell and Jones are in Charleston. The Journal of the Academy of Natural Sciences is in Philadelphia. Information on his North American Herpetology can be found in the Academy of Natural Science. Theodore Gill wrote a 1903 work on the biographical memoir of <mask> <mask>. The American Academy of Arts and Sciences and the National Academy of Sciences have American

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title: Kerry Madsen

texts: <mask> is an Australian sprintcar driver that has raced in both his home country and the United States. The Saint Mary's, New South Wales, Australia native has been driving a 410 winged sprintcar for years. St Marys is in New South Wales, Australia. He was born in New Zealand. He has had success in both America and Australia while driving a sprintcar. <mask> has been involved with many race teams over the years, but is now involved with the Keneric Racing team. <mask> drove for the team for a few seasons in Australia.Two people have formed a team to race in America. The World of Outlaws circuit in America is run by the Keneric Racing 92. They won't be competing for points in the woO, but they will attend at least 60 outlaw races, including races all over the country. Two years in a row, <mask> "The Madman" <mask> is the Australian sprintcar champion. <mask> came 2nd in the Australian sprintcar Championship in Sydney in the last year of his career. In 1999 he won $4000 to win the Danny Young Memorial at Iowa State Fair and finished 23rd in the D-Main of the $100,000 to win the Knoxville Nationals. In January, 2000 Raced 6 World Series sprintcars finished with two third placing's and four top ten finishes.Finished 10th in the C-Main of the Knoxville Nationals. In January 2001, he won his first World Series sprintcars A-Main. Won on

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title: James Finlayson (actor)

texts: Scottish-American actor <mask>son worked in both silent and sound comedies. Bald, with a fake moustache, Finlayson had many trademark comic mannerisms and is known for his squinting, outraged, "double take and fade away" head reaction, and characteristic expression "d'ooooooh". He was known as a variety of names. According to Randy Skretvedt, he called himself Jimmy, was known around the lot as Jim, and was often referred to as "Fin", perhaps because he played a character named Mickey Finn in Way Out West. <mask> worked as a tinsmith before pursuing an acting career. He played the part of Jamie Ratcliffe in the Theatre Royal in Edinburgh in 1910. He and his brother, Robert, moved to the United States at the age of 24.In May 1912 in New York City, he played the role of a teuchter in a stage production of The Great Game. He did them at the same time. He dropped out of a national tour in 1916 to pursue a career in Hollywood after winning the role of Rab Biggar in the Broadway production of Bunty Pulls the Strings. In 1916, he found film work at L-KO and Thomas H. Ince's studio. He signed a contract with the Mack Sennett Comedies Corporation. He appeared in a number of Sennett-produced comedies. The promotional newspaper article for the 1920 premiere of Down on the Farm referred to Finlayson as a "legitimate and screen player of international celebrity" and his performance was described as a sort of cross between a Turkish Don Juan and a "loan shark".In films such as Foreign Correspondent, To Be or Not to Be, and Royal Wedding, he played uncredited bit parts. In the mid-1920s, when he worked for the Hal Roach Studios, Roach attempted to make a top-billed star out of Finlayson, but the effort was unfocused and he never caught on. In 1927, the All-Star Comedy series gave Finlayson equal billing with up-and-coming co-stars, and some studio

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title: James Finlayson (actor)

texts: publicity even referred to him as a "famous comedy trio". By the autumn of 1928, the Roach staff producer and future multi-Oscared director had begun developing their characters and expanding their roles and the studio series was born. He was still considered to be an indispensable part of the team. Big Business and Way Out West were two of the 33 films that Finlayson played roles in. He appeared in dozens of Roach Studio films, including with Ben Turpin and Glenn Tryon, as well as in Our Gang shorts.He married Emily Gilbert, an American citizen from Iowa, in 1919 and became a US citizen in 1942. The actresses took breakfast together. On the morning of 9 October 1953, Finlayson did not show up. Knowing that he had been sick with the flu, Insall went to his home. He died of a heart attack. He was 66 years old. One of Finlayson's trademarks was drawn out.The oath was used to stand in for the word "damn!" Dan Castellaneta is the voice actor of Homer Simpson. Castellaneta had to say what was written in the script as an "annoyed grunt" during the voice recording session. He made it look like a drawn out "dohhhhhhh". The timing of animation would be better if it was spoken faster. Castellaneta shortened it to "D'oh!". There is a "D'oh!" in the section of the Comedy Carpet mosaic beside the Tower.There is a star. A plaque by the Scottish Film Council was on display in Bo'ness Library. In the film Stanley: a Man of Variety, the English actor Timothy Spall portrays Portrayals <mask>. The set of Way Out West was used for the filming of the movie Stan & Ollie. The Sons of the Desert Tent, an international "oasis" of the Sons of the Desert Fraternity, was formed in Glasgow in 2019. Scottish male actors Alumni of the University of Edinburgh American male film actors American male silent film actors 20th-century American male actors Hal Roach Studios


title: Yann Toma

texts: The lifelong president of the company Ouest-Lumire and an artist-observer within the UN, <mask> is both an artist and a researcher. The link is rebuilt with projects always anchored in a societal context. Art is used as a means of materializing energy flows but also as an energy in its own right, connecting with ourselves, our collective memory, and the transforming power generated by the mass. <mask> is an artist and researcher. He positions his work and reflection on the border of the artistic expression, always involved in political and social events. The artist is responsible for social debate. He can encourage people to take part in a collaborative energy.<mask> works with philosophers as well as political scientists. He appropriated a symbolic network from the former electric power company Ouest-Lumire and turned it into his research territory. <mask> is an artist-observer within the U.N where he sits as an entrepreneurial artist. The concept of artistic energy was developed by <mask>. He made his territory of research and the subject of his activity by taking from factories a symbolic network. "Ouest-Lumire" is an immaterial network which the artist established patiently, a network of resistance resting on the notion of memory and report. More than 17,000 people came to see his personal but collaborative exhibition at the Grand Palais.The focus on collective energy and solidarity is <mask>'s favorite topic. The artist is a PHD professor and researcher in the University of Paris 1 Pantheon-Sorbonne where he manages the team of research called Art & Flux, which is an observatory of theoretical research. Art and Flows reports on what connects the art, the economy and the society. He is the author of two works, The critical companies and Artistes & Entreprises. <mask>'s work is part of many collections. His work was put in the inventory of the National Art Collection of

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title: Samuel Porter Jones

texts: <mask>, also known as Sam P<mask>, was an American lawyer and businessman from Georgia who became a prominent Southern Methodist revivalist preacher. He preached that alcohol was a sin. "Quit Your Meanness" is what he was known for. On October 16, 1847, <mask> was born in Oak Bowery, Alabama. <mask> was a lawyer and real estate investor. <mask> was a homemaker. <mask> was a Methodist preacher.His great-grandfather was a Methodist preacher. Four of his uncles were Methodists. When he was eight years old, his mother died and he moved with his father to Cartersville, Georgia. Union troops traveled to Kentucky during the American Civil War. <mask> was admitted to the Georgia bar in 1868 and became known as a brilliant lawyer, but he was also a notorious alcoholic. <mask> stopped drinking and focused on his Methodist faith after his father died. <mask> was ordination as a Methodist preacher by the North Georgia Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South.He became a traveling circuit preacher in 1872, tending the Van Wert circuit, a group of five churches spread over four counties. He was the most famous preacher in the South in the late 19th century. Men are often seen as the most difficult demographic group to reach. <mask> is a remarkable man and his style was considered coarse, daring and even admirable. Uneducated and ignorant, he has the faculties of nature that makes him one with the audience before him, which he sways

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title: Samuel Porter Jones

texts: with a wasteful hand. The terseness of his language is bold and biting, and in a vague sort of way calls to mind the stern old Jewish prophets. In the course of a sermon on honesty, a wild preacher made an absurd expression.He said that God would put his angels on half ration rather than see an honest man starve. He reproached the rich men of the community for their grasping miserliness. He said that men could be tolled to hell by laying a nickel every ten feet along the path. The phrases that he uses give an air of sensation to his meetings. At his own expense, he built a large open-air structure called "The Tabernacle" in 1886. He held services there every September until his death in 1906, bringing his co-workers who helped him in the great revivals he held throughout the country. <mask> raised money for the Methodist orphan home.He preached in New York City, Boston, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Los Angeles and Canada. It is thought that <mask> preached to three million Americans. <mask> preached that alcohol, dances, and the theater were sinners. He was known for telling people to quit their meanness. <mask> said that the only difference between San Antonio and hell was that there was a river in the middle of it. Laura and <mask> were married in Kentucky. Roselawn is a mansion in Cartersville, Georgia.The first floor was added underneath the two-story house by 1895. The property had a schoolhouse, greenhouse, smokehouse, large

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title: Samuel Porter Jones

texts: carriage house, tennis court, and small houses for servants. One of their children died as an infant. On the eve of his 59th birthday, <mask> died when he was returning home from a revival. The rotunda of the Capital in Atlanta was where his body was first laid to rest. He was buried in Cartersville, Georgia. The sanctuary of Cartersville Methodist Episcopal Church was in the process of being completed when <mask> died.The congregation voted unanimously to change the name of the church to Sam Jones Memorial Methodist Church, which is still in existence today. <mask> and Marnie were references. Religion and Politics in the Life of 'Golden Rule' <mask>. The University Press of Kentucky is in Kentucky. <mask>, <mask>. <mask> had illustrations related to his work. Chicago: Rhodes & McClure in the 19th century.<mask>, <mask>. Sermons and quotes. The first series. The Southern Methodist Pub is in Nashville. The house was built in 1885. <mask>, <mask>. Comprising most earnest reasonings, delightful narratives, poetic and pathetic incidents, caustic and unmerciful flagellation of sin.It was printed for Jones and Haynes. The stories of Sam P<mask> were reproduced in the language in which he spoke them. Fleming H. Revell was born in New York in 1908. The preacher was Stuart, George R. Sam P<mask>. The International Federation Publishing Company is located in Siloam Springs, Arkansas. There are short stories about <mask> births and

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title: John MacRae-Gilstrap

texts: A senior figure of the Clan Macrae, Lieutenant Colonel <mask>p was a British army officer. In 1912 he purchased and restored Eilean Donan Castle, a stronghold of the clan in the west of Scotland. <mask> was the second son of Duncan and Grace Stewart. He was born in the Punjab where his father worked for the East India Company during the Indian Rebellion. Stuart MacRae, who was born in India and Scottish, later played international football for England, and his brother Duncan, who was born in India and Scottish, became deputy Lieutenant of Buteshire. His grandfather was a member of the 75th Highlanders. <mask>'s great-great grandfather, <mask> of Conchra, was killed fighting for the Jacobites at the Battle of Sheriffmuir in 1715.MacRae joined The Black Watch as a lieutenant in the 1st battalion. He was posted to Egypt in 1884 where he took part in the battle of Tamai. He was in charge of a division of boats as part of the Nile expedition. In February 1885, the expedition was attacked at Kirbekan in an attempt to relieve the Siege of Khartoum. The engagement in which the Mahdists were defeated was mentioned in despatches. He received a bronze Khedive's Star. MacRae was sent to Malta after the British withdrew from Sudan.He was appointed to the Royal Company of Archers in 1901 after being promoted to Captain the previous year. The second daughter of the late George Gilstrap of Newark was married to <mask>. Sir William Gilstrap was a wealthy maltster and philanthropist. After Sir William's death in 1896, <mask> took the additional surname of Gilstrap and became a senior role in the family firm of Gilstrap, Earp & Co. Ballimore House was purchased by the MacRae-Gilstraps in 1899. Alexander MacRae received a mortgage on the lands of Conchra on Loch Long north of Eilean Don

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title: John MacRae-Gilstrap

texts: in 1677. One of the branches of the clan tracing their ancestry back to Fionnla Dubh mac Gillechriosd is the MacRaes of Conchra.The Rev. has claimed senior status for each of the principal families. The Inverinate branch was placed in the senior position in Alexander MacRae's History of the Clan MacRae. No MacRae had ever been formally recognised as the chief of the clan. The nickname "Mackenzie's Shirt of Mail" was given to the MacRaes by their chief bodyguard, the Earl of Seaforth, and they were closely allied to the Clan Mackenzie. In 1909, Sir Colin MacRae of Inverinate submitted a petition to Lord Lyon, the heraldic authority in Scotland, claiming the right to use a historical coat of arms as Chief of the Name of MacRae. <mask>-Gilstrap had previously placed a "caveat" with the Lord Lyon, requesting that "should any application be presented in the Court of The Lord Lyon for matriculation of arms as Chief of The Clan MacRae", then he would be notified and offered the opportunity Since he was not the most senior member of his family, Macrae-Gilstrap was challenged as to his right to appear at the Lyon Court.He said that he would not acknowledge the Inverinate branch as his Chief and that he was here to protect himself. He argued that the MacRaes were a clan with no chief other than Seaforth, and that they were more or less on an equality. He denied the Inverinate family's seniority despite being accused by Sir Colin's counsel of picking and choosing his evidence. The Lord Lyon, James Balfour Paul, limited himself to questions of heraldry in coming to a decision. He found that Sir Colin didn't prove his right to use chiefly arms, and didn't explore the question of the chiefship itself. The merits of recognizing a clan chief continued to be debated, with Sir Colin


title: John MacRae-Gilstrap

texts: continuing to refer to himself as chief, and MacRae-Gilstrap repeating his opposition to Sir Colin's claim. The restoration of Eilean Donan Eilean Donan Castle is believed to have been built in the 13th century.The last person to be a police officer was the Rev. Farquhar MacRae was removed in 1651. The castle was demolished by government forces after the Spaniards surrendered during the failed Jacobite rising of 1719. The castle, located on an island in Loch Duich on the western coast of Lochalsh, was reduced to a few fragments of masonry by 1912. The first MacRae to hold land in the traditional clan territory of Kintail was purchased in 1912. MacRae-Gilstrap wanted to preserve the ruins as they were and hired a local stonemason to clear the site. He was engaged during the First World War, but when he returned to Kintail in 1919, he found Farquhar MacRae making preparations for a full restoration of the castle.Farquhar claimed to have had a dream in which he saw the exact look of the castle. MacRae-Gilstrap commissioned an architect to prepare plans for the reconstruction. Between 1920 and 1932, the castle was rebuilt. The opening ceremony for the bridge to the mainland was held in July of 1932. The Gilstrap inheritance funded most of the cost of the restoration. <mask>-Gilstrap died in January 1937 at Eilean Donan and was buried at the historic MacRae cemetery at Clachan Duich. She lived until 1949.They had five daughters and one son. His estates were passed on to his son, <mask>. The Conchra Charitable Trust was established in 1983 to care for Eilean Donan, which was opened to the public in 1955. The head of the MacRaes of Conchra is his daughter Baroness Miranda van Lynden. Black Watch officers and British people in colonial India are associated with Scottish

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title: John Brockman (literary agent)

texts: <mask> is an American literary agent and author. The Edge Foundation brings together leading edge thinkers in a broad range of scientific and technical fields. In a poor Irish Catholic enclave of Boston, Massachusetts, <mask> was born to immigrants of Polish-Jewish descent. Expanding on C.P. The "third culture" is comprised of scientists and other intellectuals who are taking the place of the traditional intellectual in rendering visible the deeper meanings of our lives. He led a scientific salon for 20 years, asking an annual question to a host of renowned scientists and publishing their answers in book form. He is an editor.In an interview with Prince Andrew dated November 17, 2019, Emily Maitlis mentioned that both Andrew and <mask>man attended an intimate dinner at child sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein's mansion to celebrate his release from prison for charges stemming from at least one decade. Emails between Brockman and Andrew were published in a New Republic report. According to the story, Brockman was an "intellectual enabler" of Jeffrey Epstein, who died in August while awaiting trial on charges related to sex trafficking girls. For a number of years after Epstein's conviction, Brockman's literary dinners were almost entirely funded by him. This gave him the opportunity to mingle with scientists, startup icons and other tech billionaires. "Traditional American intellectuals are, in a sense, increasingly reactionary, and quite often proudly (and perversely) ignorant of many of the truly significant intellectual accomplishments of our time." Only a small number of people have done serious thinking for

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title: John Brockman (literary agent)

texts: everyone."Afterwords: Explorations of the Mystical Limits of Contemporary Reality" was written by the late <mask>man. Today's Leading Thinkers on the Unthinkable, what are you optimistic about? What have you changed your mind about why things are good and getting better? Today's leading minds are rethinking everything. The most telling mistakes and reconsiderations are discussed by 150 high-powered thinkers. Culture: Leading Scientists Explore Societies, Art, Power, and Technology was published in 2011. "This will make you smarter: New scientific concepts to improve your thinking" is a 2012 book."What to Think About Machines That Think: Today's Leading Thinkers on the Age of Machine Intelligence" Slavoj iek is a person. The South Atlantic Quarterly was published in 2002. Counterculture, Cyberculture, and the Third Culture: Reinventing Civilization, Then and Now is an article. Lee Worden. Iain Boal, Janferie Stone, Michael Watts, and Cal Winslow are authors of West of Eden: Communes and Utopia in Northern California. Pages 199–222.(Oakland, 2012). Charles Darwin and the Third Culture Intellectuals. There is a person named Pascal Fischer. In Anglistentag Konstanz, there are pages 71-80. Neurological history is bunk. The Not-So-Deep History of the Postclassical Mind. There is a person named Max Stadler.The first page of Isis, Vol 105, No 1, pages 133-144. Celebrity entrepreneurship and the new public intellectuals are part of the network. Fred Turner. There is a person named Christine Larson. <mask>man has a taste for science and how to entertain the smartest people. <mask>, 40 years of "Intermedia kinetic environments",

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title: Paul Niculescu-Mizil

texts: <mask>- Mizil was a communist. He was a prominent member of the agitprop department during the rule of Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej. He went from handling foreign affairs in the late 1960s to holding ministerial posts in the 1970s to a marginal position in the 1980s. After the collapse of the regime in 1989, he spent time in prison before becoming a vocal defender of the system he had served. Niculescu-Mizil's parents were activists of the Social Democratic Party of Romania (PSDR) and the Socialist Party of Romania. His father, a shop assistant, trade unionist, and self-taught poet, was also a member of the Communist Party. He stood as a pro-communist candidate in the 1922 election and was kept under watch by the secret police.According to their official biographers, Gheorghe and his wife ran a PCdR meeting house during World War II as opponents of the Ion Antonescu dictatorship. After King Michael's Coup, his unit was sent to help retake Northern Transylvania, and <mask>- Mizil was a student at the military officers' school. He became editor of Tinereea newspaper and head of the student association at the Commercial and Industrial Academy in 1945, after joining the Communist Party. He joined the editorial board of Lupta de Clas in 1951. He was a teacher at the tefan Gheorghiu Academy from 1946 to 1950. He entered the PMR's history institute in 1954. He taught Marxism at the C. I. Parhon University.He was a member of the central committee of the PMR until 1989. Leonte Rutu's deputy, he was one of the few people with access to the latter's house, and backed his strident attacks on Romania's culture. He was involved in introducing national Stalinism to Romania and ensuring the presence of a compliant intelligentsia. While they promoted a less rigid view of the party's role in culture than their predecessors, they

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title: Charlie Buchan

texts: <mask> was an English footballer, journalist and commentator. In 1909, he started his career with the club. He was the leading scorer for 7 of his 9 seasons with the club. He is the club's all-time League goal scorer. He won the First Division title in 1913 and reached the FA Cup Final. During the First World War, he was awarded with a military medal for his service. He saw the club's first FA Cup final in 1927.The success of the club in the 1930s was brought about by the adoption of the WM formation by Buchan and Herbert Chapman. He scored four goals in six appearances for the England National Football Team. After retiring from football, he became a football journalist with The Daily News. He also commented on the show. He co-founded the Football Writers' Association. He edited his own football magazine from 1951 to 1951. As an amateur, Buchan joined the club in December 1909.Although he impressed in reserve games, disagreements with the manager caused him to decline to sign a professional contract. During the 1909–10 season, Buchan moved to Northfleet United as an amateur. He won medals in the Kent Senior Cup and Kent League. He joined the club in the close season. He was seen by the A.F.C. Shortly after, he was signed. The tall, elegant centre forward was very successful at the Wearside club.The 1912–13 First Division title was won by Sunderland, but they lost the FA Cup final to Villa. For seven of his eight seasons at the club, Buchan was the leading scorer. The World War I seasons were excluded from this tally. He is the all-time leading scorer in the League with over 200 goals. He made his England debut against Ireland on February 15, 1913. During the First World War, he was a member of the Grenadier Guards. He was promoted to second lieutenant in the final months of the war after he was awarded the Military medal.In 1925, <mask> left the country. Dave Halliday became the most prolific goals-to-games performer in the club's history when he replaced him. In the 1920 Minor

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title: Charlie Buchan

texts: Counties Championship, he played cricket for Durham. He was re-signed by the club. Herbert Chapman bargained Bob Kyle down to a fee of £2,000 plus £100 per goal scored by Buchan during his first season as a manager. On August 29, 1925, he made his debut in a North London derby. He scored twenty-one and forced them to pay more than Kyle's original demand.His contribution to the tactics was just as important as his goals. In order to fully exploit the relaxation of the offside law, <mask> and Chapman contributed to the development of the WM formation. The idea was to move the centre half from a roaming position in the middle of the field to a "stopper" position in defence, with one forward brought back into the middle of the field. The central defender was pushed to cover the wings and the two full-backs were no longer responsible for the offside trap. In the 1930s, the change in tactic brought great success to the club. He was a regular at the club for three seasons. He was the captain of the team that lost in the 1927 Cup final.Despite being 36 years of age, Buchan scored 16 league goals in 1927–28 and retired at the end of the season. His tally of 257 goals in the League makes him the Football League's 33rd-highest scorer of all time. After retiring, he became a football journalist with the News Chronicle. He also commented on the show. He co-founded the Football Writers' Association. He edited his own football magazine until his death. A Lifetime in Football was published in 1955.During his holiday in Monte Carlo, he died at the age of68. 1912–13 FA Cup runner-up, 1912–13 Individual First Division Golden Boot, 1912–13 FA Cup runner-up, 1912–13 FA Cup runner-up, 1912–13 FA Cup runner-up, 1912–13 FA Cup runner-up, 1912–13 FA The players are from the A.F.C. British sportswriters. There were guest players at the A.F.C. The British Army personnel of World War I were recipients of the Military medal. English people of Scottish descent are represented in the Greater London English Football


title: Randolph Bromery

texts: The former Chancellor of the University of Massachusetts-Amherst, <mask>, died on February 26, 2013, at the age of 86. The W.E.B. was established by Chancellor. One of the founding members of the Five College Consortium was the Du Bois Archives at the University of Massachusetts. He was the President of the Geological Society of America. He flew missions in Italy during World War II. On January 18, 1926, Edith Edmonson and <mask> were born in Cumberland, Maryland. He took machine shop training from the National Youth Administration when he was a young adult.He served in the U.S. Army Air Corps and flew missions in Italy during World War II. After his discharge from the Army, he studied at Howard University and became the first black professionalgeophysicist with the U.S. Geological Survey. He was able to earn his B.S. In 1955. He earned an M.S. in geology after earning a bachelor's degree in mathematics. In 1962, he received a degree from American University, and in 1968, he received a degree from John'sHopkins. His thesis was entitled Geological Interpretation of Aeromagnetic and Gravity Surveys of the Northeastern End of the Baltimore-Washington Anticlinorium.By the time he completed his Master's, he was already a well-published author, with more than 80 scientific publications in geology and geophysics under his name. He used the data from his studies on the Earth's magnetic field to identify minerals. The United States Department of the Interior gave him an award for his graduate work. When he joined the faculty at the University of Massachusetts in 1969 he earned tenure quickly and became Chancellor in 1971. He was the second African American to lead a predominantly white campus. A number of significant ventures were led by the Chancellor. The Five

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title: Randolph Bromery

texts: Science from 2003 to 2007. The couple had five children and were married in 1947. The National Academy of Sciences has an Outstanding Black Scientist Award. The University of Massachusetts: A History of 100 Years and James H. Kessler are additional sources. The National Visionary Leadership Project is in the NVLP Collection of African American Oral Histories at the Library of Congress.The book A to Z of Earth Scientists was written by Alexander E. Gates. 37–38. The Republican reported on the death of the former chancellor of the University of Massachusetts. The Boston Globe reported on the death of the former Chancellor of the University of Massachusetts-Amherst. The University of Massachusetts said that Reverend W. <mask>, a champion of diversity, died at the age of 87. The University of Massachusetts and the Geological Society of America have leaders of African-American


title: J. B. Jackson

texts: <mask> is known as "<mask>" <mask>. B<mask> was a writer, publisher, instructor, and sketch artist in landscape design. J. was an architecture critic of the New York Times. B<mask> was "America's greatest living writer on the forces that have shaped the land this nation occupies." He helped broaden the perspective on the "vernacular" landscape. <mask> was born to American parents in France in 1909. <mask> spent his formative years with them in Washington, D.C. and Europe.He became proficient in both French and German at theInstitut Le Rosey in Rolle, Switzerland, at the age of 14. He enjoyed the environment of mountains, meadow, and forests, but also absorbed the human face of the Swiss cities and cantons. He would draw upon his travels in writings, sketches, and watercolors. He spent summers on his uncle's farm in New Mexico while attending prep schools in New England. <mask>'s college experience influenced his approach to shaping the landscape. The Experimental College of the University of Wisconsin–Madison was where he attended. Oswald Spengler's revelation in Decline of the West that "landscapes reflected the culture of the people that were living there" gave <mask> an insight into architecture and planning.<mask> entered Harvard in 1929. <mask>'s opposition to modernity was influenced by his instructor. <mask>'s taste for history began to blossom at this time. The Baroque style was believed to be the core of the connection between humankind and nature. <mask> was a writer for the Harvard Advocate. His career of writing began here. <mask> took courses in architecture, writing, and drawing after graduating from Harvard.His magazine, Landscape, would later serve as the bases for essays, lectures, and articles. He studied Baroque style in Europe from 1934 to 1935. <mask> published articles critical of Nazism in The American Review andHarper's when he was in Europe. He began to express his interest in politics in his works. <mask> published

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title: J. B. Jackson

texts: essays in American literary magazines and a novel in the 1930s, with his photograph appearing on the cover of a Saturday Review. His novel, Saints in Summertime, was published in 1938. The book showed how the Nazism and soldiers were attracted to power.<mask> enlisted in the army after trying his hand at ranching. During the war, he studied books to learn more about the location. He was able to decipher code, study maps, and learn the terrain. He read books by French geographers. The United States Army used his language skills to understand issues on the European front when he was a part of the Ritchie Boys. He believed that the shaping and destruction of the landscape came from the necessities for human existence. Human geography was brought about by human history.humankind's effort to "recreate heaven on earth" resulted in the landscape. <mask> contemplated publishing a magazine of geography after the war ended. In the spring of 1951, he published the first issue of Landscape, with the subtitle "human geography of the southwest". <mask> was the magazine's publisher and editor. <mask> first argued for a lofty view of the world from the perspective of aerial photographs. <mask>'s work, which dominated the first five issues of the magazine, was an interest in the commonplace or everyday landscape. <mask> was confident in the ability of people with small means to change their surroundings.<mask> states that the true relationship between the natural and the human landscape is first revealed in the opening essay of The Need of Being Versed in Country Things. The peaks and canyons are not as impressive when seen from above. The evidences of man are what catches our eye, not the sandy washes or naked rocks. His writings allowed him to raise questions and present controversial statements about humans and their role in shaping the landscape. <mask>'s essays have been published in seven books, including A Sense of Place, a Sense of Time, which won the

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title: J. B. Jackson

texts: 1995 PEN prize for essays. <mask> was influential in the lives of many people. He taught landscape history courses at the University of California, Berkeley and the Harvard University's Graduate School of Design.He stopped teaching in the 70s. He has lectured on urban issues since then. All human landscape is not a work of art according to <mask>. The purpose of the landscape is to provide a place for living and working. The Jackson Prize was established by the Association of American Geographers to reward American geographers who write books about the United States which convey the insights of professional geography in language that is interesting and attractive to a lay audience. The development and trajectory of contemporary cultural landscape studies in America was influenced by <mask><mask>. Chris Wilson and Paul Groth wrote the introduction to Everyday America: Cultural Landscape Studies after J.B<mask>.Between 1959 and 1990 writers across disciplines realized the importance of the built environment. They claim that the discovery of everyday built spaces as significant evidence of social groups, power relations and culture by historians, American studies scholars, literary critics and a growing number of anthropologists, sociologists and social theorists is more surprising. They say it is a way of thinking with "inherent contradictions and multiple approaches." The history of landscape study and, more broadly, place and regional studies, illustrates the convergences with some of the histories here, both across discipline and nation. In the United States, a popular fascination with vibrant architecture, communities, and landscapes of everyday America has been expressed by writers such as Mark Twain. A strong regionalist theme was explored by the New Deal writers and painters. The concern for environmental degradation caused by human activities was spurred by the Vermont writer George Perkins Marsh.American trends are compared to cultural

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