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...s’ sightings are confirmed by radar detection, observers on the ground (control tower personnel, Ground Observer Corps, civilians,..) or other pilots in flight. In some cases electro-magnetic effects were noted (radios, radar, compasses, engines, ...). In a few rare cases the pilot or crew felt physical effects like heat, or blinding light. This catalog contains 1305 c...

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...atalog of Military, Airliner, Private Pilots’ Sightings from 1916 to 2000 February 2001 (6th edition) 1300... ...instein NARCAP International Technical Advisor France Acknowledgements I would like to thank Dr Rich... ...USA), Don Ledger (Canada), Marco Orlandi (CISU – Italy), JoelMesnard (LDLN -France), Edoardo Russo (CISU) and Ed Stewart. © Copyright ... ...de U.S. territory)AF Air FORCEAFB Air Force Base (US Air Force Base in U.S. territory)ANG Air National GuardARTCC Air Route Traffic Contr... ...r personnel, Ground Observer Corps, civilians,..) or other pilots inflight. In some cases electro-magnetic effects were noted (radios, radar, compasse... ...lectro-magnetic effects were noted (radios, radar, compasses,engines, ...). In a few rare cases the pilot or crew felt physical effects like heat, or ... ...out15%) is currently under development at the French Space Agency (CNES) in France, asa SEPRA project led by Jean-Jacques Velasco. An initial evaluati...

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... study examines the development of military night aviation from its origins through the First World War. Emphasis is on the evolution of night flying in those countries which fought on the Western Front, namely France, Germany, Great Britain, and the United States . While night flying occurred in other theaters, the most intense air effort was clearly in t°he west. There, ...

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... . . : . , . , . . .Library of Congress Catalogiing-in-Publication DataFischer, William Edward . The development of military n... ... 2 THE EMERGENCE OF NIGHT BOMBING, 1914-1916 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ... . . . . . . . 31 Differences in Day and Night Bombardment Aircraft ... ...mme . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 Changes in French Aviation . . . . . . . . . ... ... paye 1 Flying School Advertisement from 1916 Showing Night Looping Exhibition . .... ...rench Night Bombardment Aviation, July-December 1916 . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . 46 3 Types ... ... for British Night Bombardment Squadrons in France . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 6 R... ...ight flying in those countrieswhich fought on the Western Front, namely France, Germany,Great Britain, and the United States . While night ... ...twilight, the aeronauts were soon welcomed by thelights of Calais, France. Liege, Belgium, was easily recognizedby the flames from its m...

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...The years of World War I, 1914-1918, were years of change for Canada. Canada made a place for itself in world affairs, and the country found its stride. Women in Canada too found their stride, making significant contributions to Canada’s war efforts, and becoming fully engaged in the social, economic, political and cultural ...

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...War,” the “war to end all wars,” as though such a disaster could or would ever be repeated, focus on the political causes and horrifying loss of life in the bombings and trench warfare. The aftermath is usually described in terms of the Paris Peace Conference in 1919 and the devastation wrought by the worldwide flu epidemic, which added to the death toll. The contributi...

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...presentations of war deep-seated discrimination to expand their roles. In thehave so often erased the role of women. As Canadians use proces... ...ns, it is time to correct the oversight. wielding serious influence in all arenas. Across the country,This book makes clear that women from eve... ... broke down higher education barriers, and propelledpivotal players in the resulting social and economic change. themselves into the publi... ...ttlefields in war roles. There was a new sense of freedom in the air,France (see Bongard, Gass) and the National Film Board’s “And chara... ...es 9. New Opportunities for Hospital, Etaples, France 1. Chapter 2: On the HomeChapter 1: Before the Emplo... ...of Premier Roblin speaking to the When Great Britain and her allies France and Russiasuffragists the day before, and the crowd applauded ... ... In many parts of Canada, women enrolled in civilBetween 1914 and 1916, women’s home guards became defense courses to protect the... ..., although to ourcontemporary eyes it seems patronizing and even racist.In 1916, her salary for the year was $650. Inspectors’reports speak of her exc... ...instead of running the risk of going up, Isongs of the day. In November of 1916, Grace crossed the run the risk of going down. I never reali...

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...The vibrations of one's name are part of his/her personality and are very important in the case of a political figure. The same applies to names of towns and states. Repeated planetary influences (including the 60 years period of the Chinese horoscope and the 18.5 years revolution period of the Lunar Nodes w...

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...same task at a crucial moment. However it should be said at once that the relationship between the two Josephs was the one of conflicts. Thus to be in good concordance (by the vibrations of ones' names) to serve the homeland does not mean necessarily to be in good relationship with one another. The first name “John” has a correlation of ¾ with “Joseph” and the first tw...

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... 34Preface.The present book deals with the question about the influence of the choice of namesand dates in the course of history. ... ... the construction of our personality are our birth date and ourname. These are the vibrations with which we enter into life in order to realizeourselv... ...a margin for the domestic andsocial education that will be given to us by our parents, teachers, close relatives andsociety in general. The moment of ... ...eone's name, itis not astonishing that the person would be inclined to invest himself/herself in thisprofession.In 2008, in France, a series of sabota... ...xpressed his destiny to be a commander on French soil.Now some words about “Franchet”. This first name contains the name of France, hishomeland, and “... ...t”. This first name contains the name of France, hishomeland, and “Franchet d'Espèray” bears an allusion to “L'espoir de la France”(“The hope of Franc... ...ns connected with history. The greatest navalbattle of World War I, the one of Jütland, took place on May 31st and June 1st 1916.The operation of dest... ...e operation of destroying the German battleship “Bismarck” in World War II tookplace between May 23rd and May 27th 1941. In 1916, contrary to 1941, th... ...f the couple Nicolae and Elena Ceau܈escu.Their respective birth dates are January 26th 1918 and January 7th 1916. After thefall of t...

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...Samuel Dewees Recounts the Suppression of Insubordination in the Continental Army after the Mutinies of 1781 (1844) The Diary of Colonel Ethan Allen Hitchcock (1845/46) Desertion Handbill by Juan Soto (1847) "The War with Mexico" North Star Editorial (1848) Address to the New En...

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...Table of ContentsSamuel Dewees Recounts the Suppression of Insubordination in the ContinentalArmy after the Mutinies of 1781 (1844)The Diary of Colone... ...land Convention by Frederick Douglass (1849)Four Documents on Disaffection in the South During the Civil War (1864/5)Open Letter to President McKinley... ...enace to Liberty by Emma Goldman (1908)Strike Against War by Helen Keller (1916)"The Subject Class Always Fights the Battles" by Eugene Debs (1918)Eug... ... And Despised" by Bill Clinton (1969)Excerpts from Scanlan's Guerrilla War in the U.S.A. January 1971 IssueTo the Soldiers of El Salvador by Lillian J... ...ouis XV ceded it toCharles III of Spain and none when it was ceded back to France (to Napoleon),and continued to have none when it was purchased by th... ... The slaves are nowunder his feet. Why, you welcomed the intelligence from France, that LouisPhilippe had been barricaded in Paris—you threw up your c... ...for himself, against the iron-hearted slaveholder, what the republicans of France achieved against theroyalists of France? (Great applause, and some h... ... By Helen Keller Speech at Carnegie Hall, New York City, January 5, 1916, under the auspices of the Women's Peace Party and ... ...g Company averaged $2,000,000 a year for the threeyears before the war. In 1916 a profit of $6,000,000 was recorded. Listen to Senate Document No. 25...

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.... . . . . . . . 9 Strategic Communication: Spreading the Word . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Culture and Language in the Expeditionary Air Force . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Distributed Planning: The Key to Centralized Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 Unmanned Aerial Systems: The Ai...

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...Muir S. Fairchild Research Information Center Cataloging DataShaud, John A. In service to the nation : Air Force Research Institute strategic concept... ...roduct of the Air Force Research Institute and represents an academic effort in response to arequest from the Air University commander. The report’s c... ...Spreading the Word . . . . . . . . 11 Culture and Language in the Expeditionary Air Force . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ...egic Thought—1901–2008. . . . . 65 The Origins: WW I, 1916–18 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66 The... ...arsome price. 65APPENDIX C The Origins: WW I, 1916–18 The Wright Brothers envisioned a military role for their inventio... ...Cruz, Mexico,in 1914, and the Army’s First Aero Squadron did so in Mexico in 1916.However, its development in America did not keep pace with that in E... ... to lecture to SOS students as late as 1959. In any event, as no invasion of France could be contemplated before1944, the only way to keep direct pres...

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...Writings include: • History and Events, translated and previously published by Delbert Plett in his excellent book by that name. • A translation of a two-page spread from his bookstore ledger of 1890 • A translation of the highlights of diaries from 1898, 1910 -1911, 1912, 1922 – 1924, 1928 • 6. Letters from 1912...

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...I, John W. Dueck, was born on March 12 (Julien calender) 1865, in the village of Gnadenthal, Molotschna, South Russia. This is also where my cradle stood. My father was the school teacher in the aforementioned village for a number of years. I can only remember that later when we were liv...

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...r’s Comments German - English Dictionary Acknowledgements The Johan Dueck (1801 - 1866) Family The Jakob Wiebe (1799 - 1856) Family Of Life in Friedensfeld, South Russia Life in Blumenhof, South Russia Non-Resistance and the Military Draft From Nikopol to Winnipeg At the Immigration Houses Gruenfeld, Establishing a Settlement Two letters to publisher ...

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... Prairie PioneerGrandpa John W. Dueck in front of his house. Writings and Genealogy of ... ...ts, and l thank him for taking the time and making the effort to introduce me in such a meaningful way to the environment of my forefathers, and all t... ...ject Gutenberg Canada web site. This publishing effort is offered to All, and in loving memory, on behalf of David C. Dueck ISBN: 1-896257-05-4 Co... ...end Peter Toews .................................................. 149Letters 1916 - 1922 ............................................................... ...istance from Dick Eidse. Page 73. Map of Rosenhof-Rosenort landowners circa 1916 -1923 courtesy ofAbram T. Wiebe of Morris, enlarged and very slight... ...aval battle, two warships and 800 men. It also sounds as though England and France are growing hostile towards each other. We hope we will never h... ...en $200 each year in November with 6% interest until the$1700 are paid for in 1916. I had bought this land in the fall of 1903 from agentWilliam Steff... ... is a handsome young man with a strong will-power. He wrote mefrequently from France. "Father, I want to stand firm and unyielding towardstemptations ... ...ong the children of the world,as well as among so-called Christians. Look how France is holding her strong handover Germany and desires to see Germany...

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...The concept of science and the sciences. Fundamental and historical development in the sciences. Great ideas that revolutionize our scientific world. The story of the cell and Biology. The birth of modern Biology. The rise of the modern University and experimental stations. The cell as the basic bui...

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...INTRODUCTION 1 ABSTRACT ON THE CONCEPT OF PERSPECTIVE AND SENSE OF DUTY 4 THE CONCEPT OF SCIENCE 5 FUNDAMENTAL AND HISTORIC DEVELOPMENTS IN THE SCIENCES 7 ABSTRACT ON THE ATOM AND ITS ENERGY 11 GREAT IDEAS THAT REVOLUTIONIZED OUR SCIENTIFIC WORLD 16 DEMOCRITUS (470 - 380 BC) Greek Philosopher 16 NICHOLAS COPERNICUS (1473 - 1543) Polish Astronomer 17 ...

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...ntastic Dream and Journey into the Past, Present and Future In the World of Biology Albert Martini, Ph.D.The Renaissance of ... ...ntastic Dream and Journey into the Past, Present and Future In the World of Biology Albert Martini, Ph.D. Unive... ...s and is, a divine act of love, imagination and intuitiveness. In the magnificent act of creation we may find ourselves defining ... ...Austrian-American Biochemist ....................... 62MAURICE H. WILKINS (1916 - 2004) New Zealand-British Physicist .................. 62 ... ...ysicist .................. 62 XIIIFRANCIS H. CRICK (1916 - 2004) English Biochemist............................................... ...HOBIA) ................................... 182ILYA ILICH MECHNIKOV (1845 - 1916) Russian-French Bacteriologist............. 185FRIEDRICH AUGUST LOFFLE... ...s, such asCAMBRIDGE and OXFORD in England, the SORBONNE and MONTPELLIER in Franceand GOTTINGEN and HEIDELBERG in Germany, to mention just a few. T... ...TANEOUS GENERATION byway of SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENTATION were, FRANCESCO REDI, LAZZAROSPALLANZANI and LOUIS PASTEUR.FRANCESCO REDI (1... ...LOUIS PASTEUR.FRANCESCO REDI (1626 - 1699) Italian Physician. In 1668, FRANCESCO REDI placed ROTTING MEAT in a series of jars. Some ofthe jars wer...

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...The 2000 year history of the atom and chemistry, from the Classic Greek Era to the present, is described in 800 pages, depicted with some 300 pictures and illustrations. This history of the atom and chemistry discusses the lives of about 180 chemists and physicists, through the evolution of several stages of development, repr...

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...extent of my emotions and reasons for writing this book on the STORY OF THE ATOM AND THE SCIENCES, with special reference to the CHEMICAL SCIENCES. In one sentence, I can distill the essence of the purpose for this study by simply stating that it has been a labor of love that transcended the written word because sentiments and ideas belong in the realm of the ethereal an...

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...THE EVOLUTION OF KNOWLEDGE 47 FRANCIS BACON, RENE DESCARTES, BENEDICTUS SPINOZA, GOTTFRIED LEIBNIZ and FRANCOIS MARIE VOLTAIRE. FUNDAMENTAL EVENTS IN THE EVOLUTION OF MODERN SCIENCE 49 THE FIRST GENERATION IN SCIENTIFIC DEVELOPMENT 50 NICOLAS COPERNICUS (1473-1543) Polish Astronomer 50 Proponent of the heliocentric theory of our solar system with the Sun and not th...

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...antastic Dream and Journey into the Past, Present and Future In the World of Chemistry Albert Martini, Ph.D.The Renaissance o... ...antastic Dream and Journey into the Past, Present and Future In the World of Chemistry Albert Martini, Ph.D. Uni... ..., and is, a divine act of love, imagination, and intuitiveness In the magnificent act of creation we may find ourselves defining ... ..................................................... 168WILLIAM RAMSAY (1852-1916) Scottish Chemist........................................................ ............... 252 A pioneer in Chemical Thermodynamics.ERNST MACH (1838-1916) Austrian Physicist ..................................................... ...racterized the four nitrogenous bases in nucleic acids.MAURICE H. WILKINS (1916- 2004) New Zealand-British Physicist ..................... 442 He... ... and MERCURY into GOLD. Many ALCHEMISTS were even elevatedto the nobility. France even had an ALCHEMICAL SOCIETY dedicated to the study ofALCHEMICAL P... ...dom, (that was about to emerge as a SCIENTIFICREVOLUTION in Italy, France, Great Britain, Germany and Scandinavia), there was agreat sense o... ...MON LAPLACE, JOSEPH LaGRANGE and LAVOISIER were assignedby the King of France to prepare the new METRIC SYSTEM of WEIGHTS andMEASURES, wh...

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... Coinage Mintage Statistics 1793-1902 51 Silver Coinage Mint Mintage Statistics 1793-1902 (odd denominations) 54 Gold Coinage Statistics 1793-1902 (in dollars) 57 Appendix C: Reports 60 Superintendent Robert Morris’ 1782 Report 61 PROPOSITIONS RESPECTING THE COINAGE OF GOLD, SILVER, AND COPPER. 66 Samuel Osgood and Walter Livingston’s April 8, 1786 Report 69 April ...

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... herein Chronological Listing of Acts hereinDate of Act: Found in Chapter: Foreign Coinage Acts, Cu... ... Acts regarding Notes 1915, January 16 1892-1951 Commemorative Coinage Acts 1916, February 23 1892-1951 Commemorative Coi... ...ons) .............................................. 54 Gold Coinage Statistics 1793‐1902 (in dollars) .................................................. ........................................................................................ 209 1916, February 23 ............................................ ...cuments Constitution We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establishJustice, in... ...prince orstate, in pursuance of any treaties already proposed by Congress to the courts of France andSpain. No vessels of war shall be kept up in t... ... neither. In England, gold is tosilver, nearly in the proportion of one to fifteen; and in France, nearly of one to fourteen. If a man carriesfourteen... ...en; and in France, nearly of one to fourteen. If a man carriesfourteen ounces of gold from France to England, he receives two hundred and ten ounces o... ...emorative Coinage Acts 1892 - 1951Volume 39, Statutes at Large, Page 39 1916, February 23 SIXTY-FOURTH CONGRESS, SESSI...

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...What happens when we as a nation ignore God’s Laws? Does judgment come to a nation that makes it lawful to sin in God’s eyes? These laws are said to preserve man’s rights and freedoms, but are seen by God as an abomination. Man has searched for answers to these age old questions and the Bible provides the answers. God has given us the...

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...solar eclipses are considered a bad omen for the nations. Blood moons are an omen for the Jewish people and the nation of Israel. Both are recognized in ancient times and today’s world in which we live. There are three sets of blood moons or lunar eclipses that corresponded to significant events in the past. The Spanish Inquisition’s final year of 1492 when the Alhambra De...

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...thor to use or reproduce any part of thisbook, except for brief quotations in critical reviews or articles.Requests for permission should be addressed... ...ss A Division of Thomas Nelson 1663 Liberty Drive Bloomington, IN 47403 www.westbowpress.com 1-(866) 928-1240 ISBN: 978-1-49-0... ...f the dynamic nature of the Internet, any web addresses or links contained in this book may have changed since publicationand may no longer be valid. ... ...ed during a solar eclipse on June 11, 1312 BC. A solar eclipse occurred in France in 1918 during WW I.Numerous historical wars have occurred during a ... ..., King James, by the Grace of God, of England, France and Ireland, King, Defender of the Faith... ... of our Sovereign Lord, King James of England, France and Ireland, the eighteenth, and of Scot... ...ich was in violation of international law. Wilson wasnarrowly reelected in 1916 as his supporters emphasized “he kept us out of war.” On January 1917,...

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...n our shelves. We hope the newsletter will lead readers to discover interesting new books, and inspire readers to re-discover timeless favorites. In addition to this newsletter, we’ve also started producing the Behind the Book Lecture Series (http://www.worldlibrary.org/ExhibitGallery.aspx), to help you further discover inspiring books. When you get a chance check out ...

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...1 Parties to Bring in the New Year 3 Executive Director’s Message 4 Haiku 5 A Howling Good Time: Storybook Wolves 6 Soundtracks at the Forefront: Shaping Stage and Film through Sound 7 In Harmony: Scandinavian & Japanese Design Aesthetics ...

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...nival” comes from carne levare, which means “remove meat.”6 Ragtime: A Sound that In Saints and Festivals, Mother Salome writes, “The three S... ...at In Saints and Festivals, Mother Salome writes, “The three Sundays Sep- Rippled in Time tuagesima, Sexagesima, and Quinquagesima... ...ls we’re familiar11 The Quest for Happiness with today and which are held annually in New Orleans, Brazil, and Italy among... ...ck to Gothic architecture, a me-dieval approach to design, whichoriginated in northern Franceduring the 12th century. Pointedarches, rib vaults, f... ...s, rib vaults, flying buttresses,and stained glass mark this dra-matic, distinctive style. France’sNotre-Dame Cathedral and Basili-ca of Saint Denis a... ...an American military unit J. Pershing, commander of the men died in combat. France awarded t...

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...This book presents the fundamental scientific developments in mathematics, physics and astronomy from the Classic Greek Era to the present time. It discusses and illustrates the 2,000-year history in the development of the great ideas, concepts and laws that revolutionized our sci...

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...NTURE INTO THE WORLD OF KNOWLEDGE 12 MATTER - ENERGY - SPACE - TIME 14 WHAT IS MATTER ? 16 WHAT IS ENERGY ? 18 The FOUR FUNDAMENTAL FORCES IN NATURE 19 THE GRAVITATIONAL FORCE 19 THE ELECTROMAGNETIC FORCE (or Lorentz Force) 20 THE WEAK NUCLEAR FORCE 21 THE STRONG NUCLEAR FORCE , E = MC2 21 WHAT ABOUT SPACE AND TIME ? 23 WHAT IS SPACE ? 24 THE COS...

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...nts A Fantastic Dream and Journey into the Past, Present and Future In the World of the Atom, Mathematics, Astronomy and Physics ... ...ous Accomplishments A Fantastic Dream and Journey into the Past, Present and Future In the World of the Atom, Mathematics, Astronomy and Physics ... ...creation was and is, a divine act of love, imagination and intuitiveness. In the magnificent act of creation we may find ourselve... ........................ 469EINSTEIN’S SIXTH PAPER ON“THE THEORY OF GENERAL RELATIVITY”, 1916 ........................... 471THE STORY OF THE SPEED OF LI... ...THEMATICIANS like NICCOLO TARTAGLIA and GIROLAMO CARDANO inItaly, FRANCISCUS VIETA in France and SIMON STEVINUS in the Netherlands, wereamong the firs... ...dvantage that Norwaywas out of the mainstream of the scientific advances in France, Germany andEngland. ABEL made pioneering contri... ...ible the predictionof the CHEMICAL ELEMENTS that had not yet been discovered. In 1916, the German Physicist, ARNOLD SOMMERFELD (1868 ... ...luding: The JANSSEN MEDAL (1894), theHENRY DRAPER MEDAL (1904), the BRUCE MEDAL (1916), the ACTONIAN PRIZE(1921), the ELLIOTT CRESSON MEDAL (1926... ...as held the CHAIR OF ELEMENTARY PARTICLES,GRAVITATION AND COSMOLOGY at the College de France in Paris. He graduated (Italian Laurea) in THEOR...

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...Famous people’s lives reveal that the good and bad seasons in their lives alternated from good to bad and vice versa according to a certain pattern. A good season has given its place to a bad one at a certain moment, and a bad season has given its place to a good one also at a certai...

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...Chapter 23. The Astonishing Discovery From the alternations of the good and bad seasons in the lives of the famous people we’ve seen in this book, very important observations are extracted. We start with Beethoven’s alternations of good and bad seasons. As we’ve seen in Chapter 1, his good and bad seasons altern...

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...ars 1792 to 1809, heconquered almost all of Europe, was crowned Emperor of France, and lived a life full ofgrandeur, triumph, and success. But then th... ...eople are not the only ones. Lots of more others show the samealternations in the famous people’s lives, as indicated in detail in this book. More imp... ...ad season gives its place to a good one also at a given moment – and soon. In this book I explain in detail that pattern.The existence of that pattern... ...to act accordingly: if there is a storm on the horizon, you’ll takeshelter in time; if sunny days loom ahead, you’ll take advantage of it before the o... ...rybody and everybody loved him.”9 He was one of the most popular people in France.The only person who could be compared with him was general Charles d... ... and 1951, she traveled to Europe, visiting England,Switzerland, Italy and France, where she plunged into the cultural scene. And in 1952, alifelong d... ...le tomanage his affairs, and began to crumble, mentally and physically. In 1916 he suffered asecond stroke. The deterioration continued into the next ... ...ore them.Naturally, Churchill could not endure that situation for long. In 1916 he left the army again,and returned to England. His resignation was ac... ...ations– during the war, and travel tothe United States on her last tour in 1916. But further health problems set in. She wasfound to have kidney probl...

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...oercive effect on the leadership of these states wasquestionable. However, in 1991, air attacks of negligible military or destructive valueagainst cit... ...991, air attacks of negligible military or destructive valueagainst cities in Israel imperiled the very existence of the allied coalition arrayedagain... ..., continuous, destructive air attacks againstcivilian targets did not work in the past, why should small, brief, minimallydestructive attacks coerce l... ...their roguebrother. The force which the United States, the United Kingdom, France, and otherfriendly powers had deployed in the desert was large. It h... ... capacity for physical destruction. The First World War’s killingfields in France and Flanders stand as exemplars of this dubious progress:Warring opp... ...r attacks.Germany, eager to carry the war beyond the stalemate in northern France,attacked England from the air. These attacks, lasting over 40 months... ...don the next day. Airship attacks on England continued throughout 1915 and 1916, buttheir impunity was diminishing as they roamed English airspace at ... ... however, just the first day of theBattle of the Somme, launched on 1 July 1916, resulted in 19,240 Britishtroops killed, 35,215 wounded and 2,152 mis... ... 38 87 50,25024/25 Aug 1916 9 40 130,00023/...

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..."Anthology of the Paradoxist Literary Movement" is a collection of multicultural essays about the Paradoxist Literary Movement in the world, edited by Jean-Michel Levenard, Ion Rotaru, Arnold Skemer....

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...This is the story of one Unitarian Universalist congregation founded in 1833 and housed in a magnificent building which was designed by Minard Lafever and completed in 1844. It is a tale of scandals and sorrows, of the rough Brooklyn waterfront intertwined with the elevated airs of affluent Br...

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...as designed by Clark Gesner for the sesquicentennial of the First Church in 1983.Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 87-46071 Designed... ... 50 Monroe Place Brooklyn, New York 11201 Manufactured in the United States o fAmerica IV F o r D o n a ld... ...s 389 • Organists and Choir Directors 390 • Occupations of Parishioners in 1985 391 • Windows and Banners Detailed 393References ... ...rrange for a sin­gle seat. Burdened with a sick father and a blind mother, Frances Hooper hireda church seat frc)m Seth Low and received a bill from H... ...as issued a Certificate ofNaturalization. Graham later visited England and France, getting in 1831 apassport signed by Washington Irving (as secretary... ...se words were later illustrated in one of the murals in the First Church’s Frances WhiteRoom. Service & Glory ... ...r Chapel House, as it was called before it waschristened Columbia House in 1916, was dedicated on 14 February 1906. The new two-story building on Co... ...e Willow Place Chapel, facesolumbia Street and was calledhapel House until 1916. chapel people have different tastes, desires, and needs from thos... ...nse loyalty to the church. Twelve ofthese young men surveyed the church in 1916 “from the standpoint ofefficiency.” Edwards, who was remembered as a “...

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...About the Book From the Introduction - This is the story of more than a century in the life of the Timpany, McConnell, Riley, and LaRoche families against the background of the rise and fall of the chairmaking industry in Gardner, Massachusetts. It is a family and social history of people moving from one...

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... L —1 Ddit u f thi> liiik'iul nuiJ beat ap p o lato t) bori^lK In lh<« S l» to . EvorytliiQ tt ::«<* kuv.1 llr«(.i-i«>«i> A ili... ... M O W B B SM ITH IN G In all its branches. ... ...ll rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopyi... ...sistance. “The Paternal Line of Henry ‘Terry’ Leo LaRoche Traced Back to Franceand Described in Historical Context” and the LaRoche-Rognon Family Te... ... at WestBroadway School. After graduation from I'ifchburg Normal School in 1916, Chair City o f the W orldshe taught in Suffield,... ... B e r n ic e R e b e c c a T im pa n y The G ardner N ews ofJuly 5,1916, published the following item in the HomeNews: “Miss Agnes I. Morris a... ...ver, I remember my mother speaking about how much she enjoyedattending. In 1916, some of the Chautauqua programs held in Gardner were Dr.Newell D. HiU... ...^as born about 1637, came to Canada from France in 1665 as a soldier of the king. ... ...me . .. [In the late 1500’s] . . . ‘dit’ names became very popular in France. Families of 14, 16, and 18 children were not uncommon. Those l...

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...Under command of British general Allenby, the EEF successfully executed one of the most decisive engagements in any theater of World War I. Ably employing and synchronizing infantry, cavalry, and air forces, Allenby provided future military professionals and historians with a shining illustration of the efficacy of combined arms ope...

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...FF COLLEGE AIR UNIVERSITYArmageddon’s Lost Lessons Combined Arms Operations in Allenby’s Palestine Campaign GREGORY A. DA... ... Air Force Base, Alabama February 2005 This Wright Flyer Paper and others in the series are avail- able electronically at the Air Univ... ... Foreword It is my great pleasure to present another of the WrightFlyer Papers series. In this series, Air Command and StaffCollege (ACSC) recogniz... ...istorians choose tolearn from the past. This paper argues that the 1940 German attack in France,while extraordinary, was not the first successful app... ... of DADDIS 3the British forces in Egypt in March 1916, the Turks hadalready made two unsuccessful raids again... ...efeated, thanks in part towell-timed aerial reconnaissance by the British. By the closeof 1916, Murray had driven the Turks out of the Sinai, forc-ing... ...ositions in the southernportion of Palestine at Gaza.6 With no decision being reached in France and eventstaking a positive turn in Egypt, members of... ...t was a great happi-ness to fight there compared to the frustration of trench war-fare in France.”9 While logistical constraints such as watersupp... ... little impact on the supply prepa-rations that were consuming his efforts. By the end of 1916,the EEF had laid over 300 miles of water piping and rai...

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A history of World War one in Italian.

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... Gabriele RiondatoLA NOSTRA STORIA - ed. Raixe Venete - www.raixevenete.net LA GUERRA IN EUROPA, IN ITALIA E IN VENETOIl 28 d... ...N ITALIA E IN VENETOIl 28 di Giugno del 1914 veniva assassinato a Sarajevo FrancescoFerdinando, erede al trono austroungarico, da Ga... ...erra germanica.La Francia, alleata della Russia mobilitò le sue truppe e il 3 diAgosto entrò in conflitto con l’Impero tedesco, seguita il 5dall’Inghi... ...l’Inghilterra. Era iniziata la Grande Guerra, che avrebbe causa-to circa 10 milioni di morti in Europa. L'Italia, inizialmente allea-ta di Austria e G... ...a il 24 Maggio del 1915 l'Italia dichiarava guerra all'Austria.Lo stesso giorno l'imperatore Francesco Giuseppe lanciava daVienna ai suoi Popoli il se... ...; nontoccammo il suo onore e i suoiinteressi. Noi abbiamo sempre L’Imperatore Francesco Giuseppefed... ...riTornando agli eventi bellici, il 15 anzichè morire oMaggio del 1916 l'Austria reagiva uccidere i loro ... ... una circolare telegrafica inviata nelmigliaia di uomini, che novembre del 1916:lì lasciarono per sem- “Ricordo che non vi ... ...ia, che furono però vane. nore... Gli tributo perciò unNel secondo semestre del 1916, encomio solenne che porto ail Governo t...