81. Self-congruity M Joseph Sirgy The Self Ego Identity Personality Cybernetics & Sy Author M joseph Sirgy. Carol Edler Baumann Europe in DHD Bui Future of Healthand Claire S Rudolph Regionalizati Christopher Bates doob Open Co http://www.scifiteam.co.uk/M-Joseph-Sirgy-Self-congruity-0275921921.html

Title: Self-congruity Author: M Joseph Sirgy Carol Edler Baumann Europe in ... D H D Bui Future of Health and... Michael C LeMay From Open Door... E K Lawson United States-China... ... Kepler Johannes Briefe VI. 16...

82. Management Of Change Joseph W Weiss Political Structure & Processes Social Welfa Subject Political structure processes Social welfare social services TitleManagement of Change Author joseph W Weiss. Christopher Bates doob Open Co http://www.scifiteam.co.uk/Joseph-W-Weiss-Management-of-Change-0275921956.html

Title: Management of Change Author: Joseph W Weiss Michael C LeMay From Open Door... E K Lawson United States-China... F J Leazes Accountability and ... Christopher H Lovelock Marketi... ... Kepler Johannes Briefe VI. 16...

83. Web Resources Actuarial Society The Actuarial Career (Binghamton U) Web Biographies Thomas BayesJacob Bernoulli David Blackwell Émile Borel joseph doob Eugene Dynkin http://www.acsu.buffalo.edu/~bialas/EAS305/305_Web_Resources.htm

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84. Class I - Section 1: Mathematics Professor David Donoho, Stanford University, 1992. Professor JosephLeo doob, University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign, 1965. Professor http://www.amacad.org/members/class1_1.htm

Home Members Search by Class and Section Choose a Class or Section Section 1 - Mathematics Section 2 - Physics Section 3 - Chemistry Section 4 - Astronomy Section 6 - Computer Sciences CLASS II - BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES CLASS III - SOCIAL SCIENCES Section 1 - Social Relations (Anthropology, Archaelogy, Sociology, Social and Developmental Psychology, - Education, Demography, and Geography) Section 2 - Economics Section 4 - Law Section 2 - History Section 3 - Literary Criticism Section 4 - Literature FOREIGN HONORARY MEMBERS FHM Class 1 FHM Class 2 FHM Class 3 FHM Class 4 FHM Class 5 Class I - Mathematical and Physical Sciences Section 1 - Mathematics Name Institution Year Dr. Roy L. Adler IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center Professor Theodore Wilbur Anderson Stanford University Professor George E. Andrews Pennsylvania State University Professor Vladimir Igorevich Arnold Steklov Mathematical Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences Professor Michael Artin Massachusetts Institute of Technology Professor Michael George Aschbacher California Institute of Technology Professor Richard Allen Askey University of Wisconsin, Madison

85. Members Of The School Of Mathematics DONNELLY, Harold, 198182, 1986-87, 2000-01. DONOVAN, Peter W. 1968-69. doob, JosephL. 1941-42, 1964-65, 1971-72. DORFMEISTER, Josef, 1976-77. DOSS, Raouf, 1949-50. http://www.math.ias.edu/dnames.html

DAI, Xianzhe DALLA VOLTA, Vittorio DANCHIN, Raphaël D'ANGELO, John P. DANI, Shrikrishna G. DANKNER, Alan DANSKIN, John M., Jr. DAR, Aparna DASKALOPOULOS, Georgios DASKALOPOULOS, Panagiota D'ATRI, Joseph E. DAUBECHIES, Ingrid DAVIDS, Norman DAVIDSON, Morley DAVIES, Edward B. DAVIS, Donald M. DAVIS, Horace C. DAVIS, Martin D. DAVIS, Michael DAWSON, John W., Jr. DAY, Jane DAY, Mahlon M. De SAPIO, Rodolfo V. de BARTOLOMEIS, Paolo de BRANGES, Louis de CATALDO, Mark de FARIA, Edson de la LLAVE, Rafael de la TORRE, Pilar de LEEUW, Karel de LYRA, Carlos B. de RHAM, Georges de WET, Jacobus S. DEBEVER, Robert DEDECKER, Paul DEGOND, Pierre DEHEUVELS, René DEIFT, Percy A. DEKKER, Jacob C.E. del PINO, Manuel DELANGE, Hubert DELIGNE, Pierre DELLACHERIE, Claude DELLAPIETRA, Stephen A. DELLAPIETRA, Vincent DELSARTE, Jean DENEF, Jan J. DENNIS, R. Keith DENY, Jacques DEODHAR, Vinay Vithal DESER, Stanley DESHOUILLERS, Jean-Marc DEURING, Max DEVINATZ, Allen deWITT, B.S. DI PERNA, Ronald J. DIACONU, Calin DIAMOND, Fred DIAMOND, Harold G. DIAS, Candido DIEDERICH, Klas DILIBERTO, Stephen P.

86. Queen's Crest Queen's Law Journal (1985) 11 QLJ 216. REVIEWER Valentine A. Cottrill (LLB'86 Queen's). Ronald JosephDeslisle see Don Stuart. Anthony doob, Patricia Baranek and Susan Addario. http://qsilver.queensu.ca/~qlj/bookrevs.htm

Queen's Law Journal Book Reviews by Author of Book Back to Law Journal Page Susan Addario see Anthony Doob Donald Akenson At Face Value: The Life and Times of Eliza McCormack/John White (1991) 16 QLJ 313 REVIEWER: Constance Backhouse (Faculty of Law Western) H.W. Arthurs, D.D. Carter and H.J. Glasbeek Labour Law and Industrial Relations in Canada (1986) 11 QLJ 488 REVIEWER: Geoffrey England (School of Management, Lethbridge) H.W. Arthurs Without the Law: Administrative Justice and Legal Pluralism in Nineteeth-Century England (1987) 12 QLJ 106 REVIEWER: David Mullan (Faculty of Law Queen's) Harvey Ash see Jack Walker Constance Backhouse Petticoats and Prejudice: Women and Law in Nineteenth-Century Canada (1992) 17 QLJ 521 REVIEWER: Margaret E. McCallum (Faculty of Law UNB) Joel Bakan and David Schneiderman (eds.) Social Justice and the Constitution: Perspectives on a Social Union for Canada (1993) 19 QLJ 443 REVIEWER: Ian Robinson (Dept. of Political Science, Western) Patricia Baranek see Anthony Doob P.G. Barton and N.A. Peel

87. ¬ü°ê°ê®a¬ì¾Ç¼ú³¹ 1976, FRIEDRICHS, Kurt Otto. WHITNEY, Hassler. 1979, KNUTH, Donald E. doob, JosephL. 1982, STONE, Marshall H. 1983, SINGER, Isadore M. GOLDSTINE, Herman H. http://mikekong.uhome.net/Maths/Prizes/national_medal_of_science.html

¬ü°ê°ê®a¬ì¾Ç¼ú³¹ WIENER, Norbert MORSE, Marston LEFSCHETZ, Solomon ZARISKI, Oscar MILNOR, John W. COHEN, Paul J. NEYMAN, Jerzy FELLER, William BRAUER, Richard D. TUKEY, John Wilder GODEL, Kurt DANTZIG, George B. CHERN, Shiing-shen BACKUS, John W. FRIEDRICHS, Kurt Otto WHITNEY, Hassler KNUTH, Donald E. DOOB, Joseph L. STONE, Marshall H. SINGER, Isadore M. GOLDSTINE, Herman H. LAX, Peter D. ZYGMUND, Antoni BOTT, Raoul FREEDMAN, Michael H. KELLER, Joseph B. GOMORY, Ralph E. MAC LANE, Saunders SPENCER, Donald C. KARLIN, Samuel KLEENE, Stephen C. CARRIER, George F. MCCARTHY, John CALDERON, Alberto P. NEWELL, Allen KRUSKAL, Martin D. COCKE, John NIRENBERG, Louis SMALE, Stephen KARP, Richard M. YAU, Shing-Tung MORAWETZ, Cathleen Synge COIFMAN, Ronald R. BROWDER, Felix E THOMPSON, John Griggs UHLENBECK, Karen K.

88. HERMENAUT: Payload: 01.31.01 reveals his true calling The company's founding director, joseph Albano recognized DoobDoob O'Rama 2 More Filmsongs from Bollywood (Normal Records/QDK Media http://www.hermenaut.com/a177.shtml

Feedback Go to Wicked Pavilion REVIEW Contributing Editors Payload: 01.31.01 The (Mystic, Conn.) Traveler edited by Joseph Albano review by A. S. Hamrah Some writers get compliments for making writing look easy. Joseph Albano, the editor of a free shoppers' monthly paper in Southern New England, deserves a nod for making it look impossible. My friends Michael and Alison Bowen, who briefly moved to Mystic, Conn., introduced me to the Traveler, Here Albano tackles a popular subject, Christmas, from an article called "Shopping at Olde Mistick Village" that appeared in the Nov., 2000, Traveler: Christmas is... filled with spiritual, phantasmagoric, practical and humanistic sensibilities. Steeped in Christ's birth, Christmas means humility, sharing, loving, caring, acceptance, giving, receiving, and more. It's with this metaphor in mind that Christmas becomes a holiday involving myriad facets, all of which converge into an enveloping presence, reduced, as it were, to an emotional plateau, void of attitudes, embracing tolerance, expressing joy. In an Oct., 2000

89. Cas : People : Professors cas professors CAS Professors are permanent members of the Center, selectedfrom the faculty on the basis of their outstanding scholarship. http://www.cas.uiuc.edu/professors.html

Gordon Baym Nina Baym May R. Berenbaum William Greenough ... Staff Past Professors Professors 1959-2001 cas : professors CAS Professors are permanent members of the Center, selected from the faculty on the basis of their outstanding scholarship. These appointments are among the highest forms of campus recognition. With the Associates and Fellows, they form the core of the Center for Advanced Study Community, gathering monthly for informal lunches and scholarly presentations. Professors also participate in a yearly roundtable discussion of research interests. Gordon Baym physics, astrophysics, superfluidity Professor Baym is a theoretical physicist with unusually wide interests. His research activities span solid-state physics, statistical physics, low-temperature physics including superfluidity and Bose-Einstein condensation in atomic vapors, astrophysics, nuclear physics, and the history of physics. A pioneer in the study of pulsars and neutron stars, and more generally the nature of matter under extreme conditions of density and pressure, he is currently involved in studies of high-density matter in the laboratory using high-energy particle accelerators to recreate on earth, albeit briefly, the conditions in neutron stars and the early universe. In early work he made important advances in the methods of quantum statistical mechanics. He continues to serve on various national physics advisory committees. He was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences (1981); the National Academy of Sciences (1982), where he chaired the Physics Section from 1995 to 1998; and the American Philosophical Society (2000). He received the 2002 Hans Bethe Prize of the American Physical Society. He was appointed to the George and Ann Fisher Distinguished Professor of Engineering chair in 2002.

90. Academia / CIA Academia / CIA. Coleman, Peter. The Liberal Conspiracy The Congress forCultural Freedom and the Struggle for the Mind of Postwar Europe. http://www.namebase.org/books01.html

Academia / CIA Coleman, Peter. The Liberal Conspiracy: The Congress for Cultural Freedom and the Struggle for the Mind of Postwar Europe. New York: The Free Press, 1989. 333 pages. Peter Coleman is a former member of the Australian parliament and editor of the Australian journal "Quadrant," one of the literary magazines established in the 1950s by the CIA-funded Congress for Cultural Freedom. This explains his interest in exposing and apologizing for the "liberal conspiracy" of post-war intellectuals who fed at the trough of the Western spymasters. He inadvertently exposes them because even though the facts were well-established they have never been coherently compiled. But Coleman would rather apologize for them, as most of these "idealistic, courageous, and far- sighted" men did not know that the CIA regarded them as just another front. From 1950 until the exposure of the CIA's penetration of domestic foundations in the mid-1960s, the Congress for Cultural Freedom spawned international seminars, regional programs, and about two dozen cultural, literary, and political magazines throughout the Western world (the flagship was England's "Encounter"). Many leading intellectuals were involved: Sidney Hook, Arthur Koestler, Melvin J. Lasky, Irving Kristol, Dwight Macdonald, Daniel Bell, Edward Shils, and Ignazio Silone. After CIA funding ended in 1967 the Ford Foundation tried to take up the slack, but CCF was never quite able to recover from the embarrassment. Diamond, Sigmund. Compromised Campus: The Collaboration of Universities with the Intelligence Community, 1945-1955. New York: Oxford University Press, 1992. 371 pages.

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