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James Dillon
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James Dillon
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White James Dillon Kapitän Kelso Und Der Nabob Auf Strafexpedition Im Golf Von
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James Dillon, Ph.D., UCR School Of Education Faculty
james T. dillon, Ph.D. Professor of Education. BA, St. Mary's College (Minn.); MA,Chicago State University; MA, Ph.D., University of Chicago. At UCR since 1980.
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Extractions: Representative publications Resurgence of religious instruction: Conception and practice in a world of change . Notre Dame: Religious Education Press; Dillon J. T. (1978). Using questions to depress student thought. School Review, 87 Dillon, J.T. (1979). Alternatives to questioning. High School Journal, 62 , 217-222; Dillon J. T. (1980). Curiosity as nonsequitur of Socratic questioning. Journal of Educational Thought, 14 Dillon, J. T. (1981). Duration of response to teacher questions and statements. Contemporary Educational Psychology, 6 Dillon, J. T. (1982). The effect of questions in education and other enterprises. Journal of Curriculum Studies, 14
James R. Dillon Outreach Club
Linda Middleton Marie Millsaps Pam Moore National Naval Medical Center Bethesda 1Reserve Unit (in memory of Capt james dillon USNR) Elizabeth Nimphius Sharon
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James Arness
james Arness's filmography at IMDb.Category Arts Celebrities A Arness, james Zebulon (Zeb) Macahan; Macahans, The (1976) (TV) . Zeb; Alias Jesse james(1959) (uncredited) . Marshal Matt dillon; Gun the Man Down (1956) .
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UCD News November 1999
In addition, his biography of james dillon has also helped to fill a huge gapin the history of an era in Ireland he feels has been largely neglected by
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Extractions: Garret FitzGerald To know that people are reading your book is the primary satisfaction for any writer, and so Maurice Manning of the Department of Politics is very happy that the results of seven years of his work has been in the best-seller lists for several weeks. In addition, his biography of James Dillon has also helped to fill a huge gap in the history of an era in Ireland he feels has been largely neglected by scholars. "There’s almost no scholarly work done on the major players, apart from a few biographies of De Valera and a very good biography of Sean Lemass," he notes. "Most of the concentration has been on the war years and neutrality, with nothing very much of the 50s and 60s. So I was covering that era for the first time." Being one of the few people who is both an academic and a member of the Irish parliament, Maurice has a particular interest in Irish parliamentary history, and the project gave him the opportunity to analyse that history through the personality of a man he describes as ‘one of the outstanding parliamentarians of this century’. "He was vivid and colourful, a distinctive and different person who is intrinsically worth writing about, and what I tried to do was create a picture of times as well as his life."
James T. Dillon, CIO, Biography
james T. dillon NYS Chief Information Officer. Biography. james T.dillon became New York State's first Chief Information Officer
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Extractions: NYS Chief Information Officer Biography James T. Dillon became New York State's first Chief Information Officer on January 29, 2002 with his appointment by Governor George E. Pataki. OFT's motto of helping government use technology to improve services is something that I fully embrace and would like to see expanded. I take very seriously the Governor's charge to me to continue this development and to always formulate policy with the goal of providing better government service to New York State's citizens. As Chief Information Officer, Mr. Dillon is charged with developing consistent and progressive information technology policies for all New York State agencies and ensuring that the State's increasing use of high technology approaches to service delivery is done in a cost efficient manner and using best practices. Mr. Dillon has full authority and responsibility for overseeing, coordinating and directing State resources related to technology policies and resources. These resources are now found in every agency and public authority in New York State. In addition, Mr. Dillon is responsible for coordinating State IT relations with Federal and local governments and the State University of New York and CUNY. Mr. Dillon received his Master's Degree in Public Administration from the Nelson A. Rockefeller College of Public Affairs and Policy at the State University of New York at Albany and his Bachelor's degree from St. Michael's College in Vermont after six years in the United States Navy.
CIO James T. Dillon Interviewed By WRGB Television
CIO james T. dillon interviewed by wrgb Television. On September Wallsinitiative. CIO james dillon WRGB Interview September 9, 2002.
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UCR Faculty Listing
(909) 7873559 (Voice) (909) 787-5799 (Fax). dillon, james T Professorof Education Graduate School of Education Graduate School of Education.
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James Dillon - European Cooperative Artists Management
james dillon. The work is dedicated, with respect, to Roger Woodward. james dillon. james dillon is published by Edition Peters.
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Extractions: After this Glasgow-born composer stopped playing in Scottish pipe bands and rock groups, he moved to London to study music, acoustics and linguistics. Dillon is now associated with the New Complexity movement of British composers, one that includes Brian Ferneyhough and Michael Finnissy. The complexity of the music is in its intricate rhythmic demands, but it does not disguise a fundamental love for beautiful polyphony, sometimes even a transparency of texture that is always present on some level in Dillon's compositions. On the other extreme are the works in which no attempt is made to temper their ferocity, like helle Nacht and Nine Rivers. A major retrospective of Dillon's compositions took place at the Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival in 1995. He has received commissions from the BBC, Ensemble 2E2M, Festival d'Automne a Paris, IRCAM, the International Society for Contemporary Music and Radio France. A large portion of Dillon's output can be organised into enormous cycles or series. He has written an eight part cycle of duos and trios called L'évolution du vol, as well as the nine-part electro-acoustic series known as Nine Rivers (Oceanos). Indeed, the work we are to hear receiving its European première tonight is intended to be the first in a cycle of twelve pieces. The Book of Elements Volume I (1997) Written between January and April 1997 The Book of Elements Volume I has an approximate duration of 17 minutes and was commissioned by the 1997 Sydney Spring Festival for
James T. Dillon, New York State Chief Information Officer
james T. dillon, New York State Chief Information Officer NYS Officefor Technology. james T. dillon became New York State's first
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Extractions: James T. Dillon became New York State's first Chief Information Officer on January 29, 2002 with his appointment by Governor George E. Pataki. As Chief Information Officer, Mr. Dillon is charged with developing consistent and progressive information technology policies for all New York State agencies and ensuring that the State's increasing use of high technology approaches to service delivery is done in a cost efficient manner and using best practices. Mr. Dillon has full authority and responsibility for overseeing, coordinating and directing State resources related to technology policies and resources. These resources are now found in every agency and public authority in New York State. In addition, Mr. Dillon is responsible for coordinating state IT relations with Federal and local governments and the State University of New York. Mr. Dillon had served as the Deputy Executive Director of the New York State Office of Science, Technology and Academic Research. In that capacity he was responsible to help fulfill the agency's mandate to grow New York State's leadership position in high technology research and economic development. Mr. Dillon brings a strong background to his position. Prior to joining NYSTAR, Mr. Dillon was Executive Deputy Commissioner and Acting Commissioner of the New York State Department of Labor. In that capacity he was responsible for welfare to work, job training programs, labor statistics and worker protection in New York State.
Obituary: James Dillon Jr. / Goal Was To Serve In Military
Obituary james dillon Jr. james dillon Jr., a Marine private from Grove Cityin Mercer County, apparently shot and killed himself Thursday in Kuwait.
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Extractions: March 23, 2003 News Sports Lifestyle Classifieds ... About Us Take me to... Search Local News Nation/World Sports Obituaries Lifestyle Business Opinion Photo Journal Weather Classifieds PG Store PG Delivery Web Extras Contact Us About Us Help Corrections Site Map Local News Previous Articles First Light Neighborhoods ... Obituaries Obituary: James Dillon Jr. / Goal was to serve in military Sunday, March 16, 2003 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette James Dillon Jr., a Marine private from Grove City in Mercer County, apparently shot and killed himself Thursday in Kuwait. He was 19. During his last two years at Grove City Area High School, Mr. Dillon made it plain to everyone that his career goal was to serve in the military. "I never heard him talk about doing anything else. He was going to go into the Marines," said Patty Wilson, who was his high school guidance counselor. Mr. Dillon graduated in spring 2002 and was inducted soon after. He was with the 3rd Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, which is following that unit as the United States prepares for a war with Iraq, reported that Mr. Dillon took his own life outside his tent. Grief-stricken Marines held a memorial service for Mr. Dillon at the new U.S. military base closest to the Iraqi border.
Dr. James Dillon
Rank Assistant Professor Room 302 Stewart Hall Phone 7713973 Fax771-2292 e-mail jasdill@aol.com jc.dillon.jr43@worldnet.att.net.
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James Mc N. Dillon
Home. Finance Council Member Profile Jim dillon, resident of Calistogaand active parishioner at St. Helena's Parish for the past
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Extractions: Finance Council Member Profile: Jim Dillon, resident of Calistoga and active parishioner at St. Helena's Parish for the past five years, heads the Development Committee of the Diocesan Finance Council. Retired since 1994, Jim spent thirty-four years as an investment banker, most recently with the Swiss Bank Corporation of New York. His career began in 1956 when he entered the U.S. Air Force following graduation from Amherst College. Returning four years later to Buffalo, New York with Sue, the high school sweetheart he had married will still at Amherst and with their family, now numbering four children Jim began work as an Account Executive with Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith. Soon after his return home, he was approached by a persuasive Irish Catholic friend about helping with the corporate gifts division of catholic Charities. Over the years he became a leader in diocesan giving campaigns, eventually serving as Advisory Board Member at the Daughters of Charity Hospital and then at the ripe age of thirty-eight as Chairman of the Board at Rosary Hill College in Amherst NY. (Under Jim's leadership, the school later changed its name to Daemen College.) Jim is no stranger to internal conflicts. His early tenure at Daemen coincided with the campus unrest of the '60s when, as Chairman of the Student Affairs Committee of the Board, he was required to negotiate with irate activists who wished their grievances dealt with, promptly.
American Experience | Secrets Of A Master Builder | People & Events
If it weren't for a bundle of letters handed down from one generation to thenext, Martha dillon, james Eads' first wife would remain a total mystery.
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Extractions: If it weren't for a bundle of letters handed down from one generation to the next, Martha Dillon, James Eads' first wife would remain a total mystery. She left little else behind just one solitary portrait photograph of a sultry-looking woman with large eyes and enigmatic smile, and some love poems she wrote for her husband that were published in a local paper. It is the hundreds of letters, long and intimate, between James and Martha, that tell the story of a marriage and paint a picture of a couple. The portrait of Martha that gradually emerges is of a lively young woman, madly in love with her husband, who grows increasingly weary, lonely and sad as she plays second best to his career. Martha Dillon was born in 1821, the daughter of a wealthy member of St. Louis' elite, Colonel Patrick Dillon. Her mother died when Martha was young, and the Colonel remarried a younger woman, Eliza Eads, who was James Eads' first cousin. James probably first noticed Martha at the Dillon home during 1844. By this time, 24-year-old James was already known as Captain Eads. He commanded one salvage boat and was beginning to establish a profitable business retrieving sunken cargo from the Mississippi River. The smart and beautiful 23-year-old Martha turned his head. After several months of courtship, James asked Martha to marry him. She would only agree with her father's approval: "Without his consent I must never be to you more than a friend." Colonel Dillon wouldn't hear of a union between his daughter and James Eads. In a letter to Martha, James reported the Colonel's response: "I am an ambitious man," Colonel Dillon said, "and am anxious to unite my daughter to some one of the families of the highest standing in the country."
James Dillon
Contemporary Music Ensemble Presents New Works to the World. RELATEDBack to the main story. james dillon. As creator of two premieres
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Extractions: Back to the main story James Dillon As creator of two premieres on the Contemporary Music Ensemble's program, Scottish composer James Dillon will spend eight days at Oberlin working as a composer-in-residence with the ensemble. "Dillon's 'the soadie waste' is very complicated and extremely virtuosic," says Associate Professor of Conducting Timothy Weiss, director of the CME. "The kids have done well in dealing, struggling, coping with, and realizing the complexity of the piece." This world premiere came to fruition by virtue of Dillon's acquaintance with Oberlin student Michael Gallope '03. After making the acquaintance of the composer in Boston, Gallope commissioned the piece from him, and then turned the project over to the CME. "...Once Upon A Time," Dillon's second piece on the Wednesday program, shares the same instrumentation as that of Edgard Varèse's "Octandre," which was played by the CME last semester. "It's not often that you find two contemporary pieces with the exact same instrumentation," says Weiss. "...Once Upon A Time" is scored for piccolo, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, horn, trumpet, trombone, and string bass. This will be the work's American premiere.
James Dillon White
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