21. Generate Contributor Page Journal of Management Information Systems RobertM. brown. JMIS Publications since Spring 1984 http://jmis.bentley.edu/cgi-bin/gencontrib.pl?Robert M. Brown 34

22. Brown, Robert. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001 The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001. brown, robert. 1773–1858,Scottish botanist and botanical explorer. In 1801 he http://www.bartleby.com/65/br/BrownRo.html

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23. Brown, Robert Science Teachers robert brown (1773 1858) Botanist and microscopist,discoverer of the cell nucleus and of brownian motion. robert http://www.teachers.ash.org.au/sciencelinks/people/b/brownrobert.html

ScienceLinks: Reviews of quality educational web sites for Science Teachers Robert Brown (1773 - 1858) Botanist and microscopist, discoverer of the cell nucleus and of "Brownian" motion. Robert Brown and the Cell Nucleus http://www.sciences.demon.co.uk/wbbrownb.htm Importantly, this site contains a paper by Brian J. Ford in which he discusses at length the quality of Brown's original microscope and whether or not Brown could have made the discoveries he claimed. Images made by Ford with Brown's original microscope are reproduced, including an image of orchid epithelium clearly showing nuclei and a short video of Brownian motion of fat droplets in milk. Biographical details include Brown's discovery of the physical, as opposed to biological, nature of the motion that bears his name, and of his voyages to New Holland (now Australia) with Joseph Banks and Matthew Flinders. There is also an extensive bibliography on Robert Brown and Brownian motion. Rating [PC, 1 July 2001] Robert Brown and the Cell Theory http://anatomy.med.unsw.edu.au/cbl/embryo/history/page4d.htm

24. Brown, Robert A. brown, robert A. Start Date, End Date, Tournament, Initial Rating, Matches,Point Change, New Rating. 4/30/94, 4/30/94, St. Louis Round Robin http://www.davidmarcus.com/usatt/Ratings/Player/11944.html

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26. History Of Horticulture - Brown, Robert 1773-1858 brown, robert 17731858. robert brown was born in Montrose, Scotland. Additionalinformation about robert brown may be found on the Internet. robert brown. http://www.hcs.ohio-state.edu/hort/history/114.html

Brown, Robert 1773-1858 R obert Brown was born in Montrose, Scotland. His life was also completely associated with botanical research. At 32 he returned from Australia with plant specimens. It has been stated that "thereafter nothing was allowed to divert his eye from his microscope and his books." In 1827 he made a deal with the trustees of the British Museum that if he transferred the Bank's collection to the museum he was to be appointed "keeper." These collections now are located in the magnificent herbarium of the University of London and are the authority of the systematic work in Britain to the present day. While "keeper" of the Botanical Department of the British Museum he examined collections obtained from all parts of the world. These formed the basis for a series of monographs and papers explaining the natural affinities, geographical distributions, morphology and anatomy of the Plant Kingdom. He announced the existence of the cell nucleus and the distinction between gymnosperms and Angiosperms and the so-called "Brownian" movement of small particles suspended in liquids. It has been stated that "nearly every group of flowering plants today bears the mark of this genius."

27. Brown, Robert Hanbury - Bright Sparcs Biographical Entry brown, robert Hanbury Bright Sparcs Biographical entry, Bright Sparcs is a biographical,bibliographical and archival database of Australian scientists with http://www.asap.unimelb.edu.au/bsparcs/biogs/P000271b.htm

Bright Sparcs Biographical entry Home Browse Search Previous ... Next Brown, Robert Hanbury (1916 - 2002) FAA, FRS Archival/Heritage Sources Physicist Born: 31 August 1916 England?. Died: 16 January 2002. Brown was Professor of Physics (Astronomy), University of Sydney 1964-81 and earlier Professor of Radio Astronomy, Manchester University 1949-64. Career Highlights Structure based on ISAAR(CPF) - click here for an explanation of the fields Prepared by: McCarthy, G.J. Created: 20 October 1993 Modified: 12 July 2002 Published by Australian Science and Technology Heritage Centre on ASAPWeb Originally published by Australian Science Archives Project. Submit any comments, questions, corrections and additions Prepared by: Acknowledgements Updated: 3 March 2003 http://www.asap.unimelb.edu.au/bsparcs/biogs/P000271b.htm [ Foundation Supporter - Committee to Review Australian Studies in Tertiary Education Top of page Bright Sparcs Home Browse ... Search

28. Brown, Robert - Bright Sparcs Archival And Heritage Sources brown, robert Bright Sparcs Archival and Heritage Sources, Bright Sparcs is abiographical, bibliographical and archival database of Australian scientists http://www.asap.unimelb.edu.au/bsparcs/archives/P000270a.htm

Bright Sparcs Archival and Heritage Sources Home Browse Search Previous ... Next Brown, Robert (1773 - 1858) Biographical entry Published Sources JS Battye Library of West Australian History, Library and Information Service of Western Australia [Repository details] Title: Robert Brown - Records Reference: LBWA/497A Date Range: Description: Microfilm of a diary and notes on Australian flora, December 1801 - January 1802, when Brown was at Albany and surrounding areas from originals in the Botanical Library, Natural History Museum, London [LBWA/497A]. Quantity: 1 reel Access: Available for reference Top of Page National Library of Australia Manuscript Collection [Repository details] Title: Robert Brown - Records Reference: Mfm G10,222 and others Date Range: Description: Microfilm copy of Brown's diary 1801-05 from the original in the British Museum [Mfm G10,222]. Small typescript extract of the diary 1802 [MS 1182]. Access: Available for reference Top of Page Published by Australian Science and Technology Heritage Centre on ASAPWeb Originally published by Australian Science Archives Project. Submit any comments, questions, corrections and additions

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31. NIRVANA NEVADA robert Delford brown and the First National Church of the Exquisite Panic provide hints on how to find Nirvana in the desert. http://www.funkup.com/nirvana-nevada.html

Nirvana, Nevada by PanMan, Lord of CyberSpace BURNINGMAN PHOTOS 1999 BURNING MAN: A NEW CIVILIZATION Black Rock City, the site of Burning Man, can be seen right after you leave the town of Gerlach. It's only 4 miles away. It reaches clear across the ancient lake bed. The size is overwhelming. 20,000 people creating a city that lasts a week and is then completely obliterated to be created once again the following year. A festival of Birth Death and Renewal. A celebration of this kind on this scale has not been created for hundreds of years. The fact that Burning Man has survived for 12 years is astonishing. The most exhilarating aspect is its freedom from corporate sponsorship. People are doing what they're doing for their own pleasure. They are not conducting careers. When I got to Gerlach I could see the dust storm on the Playa. It was a thick cloud that seemed to be about 20 feet high and it reached across the lake bed which was several miles wide. I went through the Black Rock City Welcoming Gate and drove to a site where I attempted to pitch my tent, but the wind was intense. I was being sandblasted with very large grains of gravel like sand!

32. Addison - Permanent Collection TRISHA brown/robert RAUSCHENBERG. In paintings. Trisha brown robertRauschenberg, Glacial Decoy, 1979, Photograph by Babette Mangolte. http://www.andover.edu/addison/exhibition/2002-fall/brown3.htm

TRISHA BROWN/ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG In 1954, the artist Robert Rauschenberg began to design sets, costumes, and lighting for performances by the Merce Cunningham and Paul Taylor dance companies. Ahe became Cunningham's main designer in 1961 and traveled with the company through 1964. In the early 1960s, Rauschenberg began to create an dperform his own works and Trisha Brown participated in some of these events in 1965, initiating a long collaboration. The sets and costumes for Glacial Decoy (1979) are the first he designed for her. Brown and Rauschenberg continued to collaborate with Set and Reset in 1983, and Astral Convertible in 1989. Both artists thrive on the collaborative process, particulary in the realm of performance, which allows for chance events. Rauschenberg has extended such collaborations into his studio, where some of his designs for the stage have resulted in a series of related prints, drawings, photographs, sculptures, or paintings. Robert Rauschenberg

33. *spark>fin_de_siecle>>*politics A short article by robert brown, detailing his experience in Black Rock City in 1999. http://www.spark-online.com/october99/fin/politics_b/brown.html

other siecle *religion the spirituality of traffic *religion i had a spiritual experience on the tube *religion on the defeat of evolution *religion the church of WYSIWYG *economics the age of reciprocity: understanding our world in transition *politics virtual democracy is it time for the real thing? *politics burning man: a new civilization *politics netocracy *issue one index *spark [ main ] media trends discourse ... [ about ] *spark subscribe now! enter your email address to receive information and updates *current issue *archives archives page *politics burning man: a new civilization by robert d. brown Black Rock City, Nevada, the site of Burning Man, can be seen right after you leave the town of Gerlach. It's only 4 miles away. It reaches clear across the ancient lake bed. The size is overwhelming. 20,000 people creating a city that lasts a week and is then completely obliterated, only to be created once again the following year. It’s a festival of birth, death and renewal. A celebration of this kind on this scale has not been created for hundreds of years. The fact that Burning Man has survived for 12 years is astonishing. The most exhilarating aspect is its freedom from corporate sponsorship.

34. Brown, Robert Office Dodd 317 Phone 310 825 3577. robert brown graduated from UCLAwith a Ph.D. in Indian art history in 1981. Immediately after http://www.humnet.ucla.edu/humnet/arthist/faculty/brown.html

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35. 26th District Senator robert brown represents Twigg and Wilkinson counties as well as parts of Bibb and Jones counties. http://www.ganet.org/senate/getsen.cgi?passval=Brown,26th

36. The Copper Shop Gallery of copper works created by Bisbee artisans Robyn Downey, Anne Moran, and robert brown from their shop at 25 Main Street. http://bisbeecoppershop.com

37. Family Tree For Brown/Robert Leroy Click here to return to the VanSickle Home Page This family tree was preparedby Bob brown, Ed Keller Jr., Ed Keller III, and Harold VanSickle Jr. http://www.thevansickles.com/genealogy/02950296.htm

VanSickle Family Tree Children Brown/Roberta Lynn Brown/Gary Edward Brown/Susan Marie Brown/Ernest Clarence ... Brown/Robert Leroy Birth Death Rantz/Ida Pearl Married Payne/LaHoma M. Birth Death Click here to return to the Family Tree Index Click here to return to the VanSickle Home Page This family tree was prepared by: Bob Brown, Ed Keller Jr., Ed Keller III, and Harold VanSickle Jr. hebudman@email.com Tree data last updated on: 07 Nov 2001 at 3:46:39 PM Web pages published on: 07 Nov 2001 at 9:20:06 PM

38. Cornelia United Methodist Church Cornelia, Georgia. Rev. Dr. robert W. brown, Pastor. http://www.gbgm-umc.org/corneliaumc/

Cornelia United Methodist Church 275 Wyly Street Cornelia, GA 30531-3648 USA Rev. Wayne Smith, Pastor We welcome your comments, questions and requests. Staff Calendar Prayer Line ... Reservations The space for this WEB Site has been provided courtesy of The General Board of Global Ministries, The United Methodist Church Go to the Conferences Index Go to the Local Churches Index

39. Details On Brown/Robert Leroy VanSickle Family Tree. Last Name brown. First Name robert. Second Name Leroy.Third Name Title Sex Male. Birth Date 1923. Birth Place Death Date http://www.thevansickles.com/genealogy/0295.htm

VanSickle Family Tree Last Name: Brown First Name: Robert Second Name: Leroy Third Name: Title: Sex: Male Birth Date: Birth Place: Death Date: Death Place: Education: Residence: Occupation: Closest Friend: Neat Traits: Misc. Information: WW II Sargeant Branch: Root Branch Notes: Cemetery: Section: Plot: Individual record created: 06 Nov 2001 at 11:28:47 AM Individual record last updated: 06 Nov 2001 at 11:32:23 AM Spouses: Payne/LaHoma M. Click here to return to the Family Tree Index Click here to return to the VanSickle Home Page This family tree was prepared by: Bob Brown, Ed Keller Jr., Ed Keller III, and Harold VanSickle Jr. hebudman@email.com Tree data last updated on: 07 Nov 2001 at 3:46:39 PM Web pages published on: 07 Nov 2001 at 9:20:06 PM

40. In The Brothels Of Modernism Picasso And Joyce Essay by robert Scholes, arguing that the brothel was a prime theatrical space for male modernists. http://www.modcult.brown.edu/people/scholes/Pic_Joy/Part_1_340.html

In the Brothel of Modernism: Picasso and Joyce by Robert Scholes Part 1 Hey what! You here, dear fellow! You, in a house of ill fame? You, the drinker of quintessences! You, the ambrosia eater? Really, this takes me by surprise. (Charles Baudelaire, "Loss of Halo," But it is precisely modernity that is always quoting primeval history. This happens through the ambiguity attending the social relationships and products of this epoch. Ambiguity is the pictorial image of dialectics, the law of dialectics seen at a standstill. This standstill is utopia and the dialectical image therefore a dream image. Such an image is presented by the pure commodity: as fetish. Such an image are the arcades, which are both house and stars. Such an image is the prostitute, who is saleswoman and wares in one. (Walter Benjamin, Reflections A few months after Picasso was born, in February of 1882, a boy was born in Dublin, Ireland who was destined to share with Picasso a central position in modernism. Christened James Augustine Joyce, he was exceptionally gifted as a writer, as precocious with words as Picasso was with visual forms. He, too, was drawn to Paris, arriving there first in the same year as Picasso but not settling there until after the first World War. He did not become rich, but he did become a figure as dominant in modern letters as Picasso was in visual art, whose relelentless formal innovations kept the rest of the literary world panting helplessly behind him. It is a curious fact that these two men, born in Catholic countries far from the centers of culture and power in modern Europe, came to live in Paris, the city that Walter Benjamin called "The Capitol of the Nineteenth Century," and helped to make it the capitol of modernism as well.

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