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Surgical Memoirs: And Other Essays by James Gregory Mumford, 2010-02-16 Cabbages and Cauliflowers; How to Grow Them by James John Howard Gregory, 2010-07-24 ONION RAISING by James J.H Gregory, 2009-09-08 The u.S.S.R.: a geographical survey by James S Gregory, 1944 The patent book: An illustrated guide and history for inventors, designers, and dreamers by James Gregory, 1979 A doctor's table talk by James Gregory Mumford, 2010-09-07 Leveraging The Corporate Brand by James R. Gregory, Jack Wiechmann, 1997-07-11 Leveraging The Corporate Brand by James R. Gregory, Jack Wiechmann, 1997-07-11 In the Mix: Narrowing the Gap Between Public and Private Housing (Fabian Policy Report) by Gregory James, Nick Raynsford MP, 2009-07-01 The Elvis Presley Story by James; Clark, Dick (introduction) Gregory, 1961 At last...Donny! by James Gregory, 1973 Philanthropy and Marketing: New Strategies for Fund Raising by James Gregory Lord, 1981-06 Conspectus Medicinae Theoreticae Ad Usum Academicum (Latin Edition) by James Gregory, 2010-04-02 Squashes, How To Grow Them: A Practical Treatise On Squash Culture, Giving Full Details On Every Point, Including Keeping And Marketing The Crop (1867) by James John Howard Gregory, 2010-09-10

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61. James Gregory --  Encyclopædia Britannica
    gregory, james Encyclopædia Britannica Article. james gregory born November 1638, Drumoak near Aberdeen, Scot. APA style james gregory.  
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62. Gregory, James (1638-1675) -- From Eric Weisstein's World Of Scientific Biograph
    Nationality , Scottish v. gregory, james (16381675), Scottish mathematician and astronomer who invented the Gregorian telescope.  
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63. Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: User Home Pages The Xynides/Dean Family Home
    Family research by gregory Nicholas Xynides, Holyoke, Massachusetts. Includes lineage of james W Dean from Quincy, Florida.  
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64. Gregory, James
    gregory, james (16381675). gregory was born in Scotland and graduated from Marischal College, where he focused on mathematics and astronomy.  
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    Extractions: Gregory, James (16381675) Gregory was born in Scotland and graduated from Marischal College, where he focused on mathematics and astronomy. He went to London to seek more opportunities and published Optica prom o ta Next he went to the University of Padua in Italy to study and work. There he published Vera circuli et hyperbola e quadratura (1667) and These two works looked at areas of geometric shapes, properties of series, and the difference between algebraic and transcendental functions. The later book also contained a proof of the fundamental theorem of calculus Gregory returned to London and then Scotland in 1668 and was appointed the professor of mathematics at St. Andrews College in Scotland. He left there to go to Edinburgh University in 1674. Major publications: Vera circuli et hyperbola e quadratura;

65. Biography: Gregory The Illuminator, Apostle To Armenia (23 Mar 332)
    St. gregory the Illuminator, Apostle to Armenia. With prayer in traditional and contemporary language.  
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    Extractions: 23 March 332 The ancient kingdom of Armenia was the first country to become Christian, and it recognizes Gregory as its apostle. Armenia was a buffer state between the powerful empires of Rome and Parthia (Persia), and both of them sought to control it. Gregory was born about 257. When he was still an infant, his father assassinated the King of Parthia, and friends of the family carried Gregory away for protection to Caesarea in Cappadocia, where he was reared as a Christian. About 280 he returned to Armenia, where he was at first treated severely, but eventually by his preaching and example brought both King Tiridates and a majority of his people to the Christian faith. About 300, Gregory was consecrated the first bishop of Armenia. He died about 332. Armenian Christians to this day remember him with honor and gratitude. Prayer (traditional language) Almighty God, who willest to be glorified in thy saints, and didst raise up thy servant Gregory the Illuminator to be a light in the world, and to preach the Gospel to the people of Armenia: Shine, we pray thee, in our hearts, that we also in our generation may show forth thy praise, who hast called us out of darkness into thy marvelous light; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who liveth and reigneth with thee and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever. Prayer (contemporary language) Almighty God, whose will it is to be glorified in your saints, and who raised up your servant Gregory the Illuminator to be a light in the world, and to preach the Gospel to the people of Armenia: Shine, we pray, in our hearts, that we also in our generation may show forth your praise, who called us out of darkness into your marvelous light; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever.

66. Biography: Gregory Of Nyssa (9 March 395)
    St. gregory of Nyssa, bishop. With prayer in traditional and contemporary language.  
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    Extractions: 9 March 395 Gregory of Nyssa, his brother Basil the Great (14 June), and Basil's best friend Gregory of Nazianzus (9 May), are known collectively as the Cappadocian Fathers. They were a major force in the triumph of the Athanasian position at the Council of Constantinople in 381. Gregory of Nyssa tends to be overshadowed by the other two. Gregory of Nyssa was born in Caesarea, the capital of Cappadocia (central Turkey) in about 334, the younger brother of Basil the Great and of Macrina (19 July), and of several other distinguished persons. As a youth, he was at best a lukewarm Christian. However, when he was twenty, some of the relics of the Forty Martyrs of Sebaste (10 March) were transferred to a chapel near his home, and their presence made a deep impression on him, confronting him with the fact that to acknowledge God at all is to acknowledge His right to demand a total commitment. Gregory became an active and fervent Christian. He considered the priesthood, decided it was not for him, became a professional orator like his father, married, and settled down to the life of a Christian layman. However, his brother Basil and his friend Gregory of Nazianzus persuaded him to reconsider, and he became a priest in about 362. (This did not affect his marriage.) His brother Basil, who had become archbishop of Caesarea in 370, was engaged in a struggle with the Arian Emperor Valens, who was trying to stamp out belief in the deity of Christ. Basil desperately needed the votes and support of Athanasian bishops, and he maneuvered his friend Gregory into the bishopric of Sasima, and (in about 371) his brother Gregory into the bishopric of Nyssa, a small town about ten miles from Caesarea. Neither one wanted to be a bishop, neither was suited to be a bishop, and both were furious with Basil.) Gregory did not get along well with his flock, was falsely accused of embezzling church funds, fled the scene in about 376, and did not return until after the death of Valens about two years later.

67. Flaco The James Gregory Story
    Chronicles the life of james Alexander gregory in his quest to create the greatest movie of all time. Synopsis, biographical background, multimedia, and contact information.  
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68. The Oxfordshire Cotswolds In Old Photographic Postcards
    A history of the Oxfordshire Cotswolds in old photographic postcards; a book by Derek james Bason and gregory Lee Bason.  
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    Extractions: If you are interested in the history of the Oxfordshire Cotswolds then The Way It Was - A History of the Oxfordshire Cotswolds in Old Photographic Postcards will appeal to you. This book by Derek James Bason and Gregory Lee Bason contains over 100 old photographs of the Oxfordshire Cotswolds. Please click on the links below to find out more about The Way It Was - A History of the Oxfordshire Cotswolds in Old Photographic Postcards Site contents: A synopsis of The Way It Was Sample postcards and captions Map showing the region of interest ... Links to Oxfordshire history sites from the jacket "Old photographic postcards are a little piece of life from the past. This small but eloquent collection takes us into the Oxfordshire Cotswolds and tells the story of lives very different from the ones we live today. Tiny, quiet villages with dusty roads and only a horse and cart for transport; market towns where the first cars drew crowds, particularly if the inexperienced driver had a slight mishap; charabancs full of behatted and elegant ladies on a church outing; and whole families going into the fields to bring in the ripe wheat. The Way It Was is a fascinating record of 40 years of formidable change. People living in the area now will recognise places they know, or thought they knew. Perhaps it will take a while to realise that they are looking at their own home, or the public house they frequent of an evening. They will be able to chart the changes brought about by the passing of the years in a quiet, rural area, seen through the eyes of local photographers.

69. Gregory, James
    encyclopediaEncyclopedia gregory, james. gregory, james, 1638–75, Scottish mathematician. Related content from HighBeam Research on james gregory.  
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    Extractions: Gregory, James Gregory, James, , Scottish mathematician. He invented a reflecting telescope (1661), which he described in his Optica promota (1663). In 1668 he became professor of mathematics at the Univ. of St. Andrews and, in 1674, professor of mathematics at the Univ. of Edinburgh. He originated a photometric mode of measuring the distance of stars and wrote Geometriae pars universalis (1668) and Exercitationes geometricae The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, James Gregory Obituaries.(B SECTION)(Obituary) (Sarasota Herald Tribune) OBITUARIES / Tough TV Cop James Gregory (Newsday) Obituary of James Gregory; Long-serving actor who specialised in playing policemen and appeared in 200 television series and 35 films.(News)(Obituary) (Daily Telegraph (London, England)) (AP Spanish Online) OBITUARY: James Gregory; Character actor with craggy features and gravel voice.(Obituaries)

70. Freeway Killers
    A brief overview of the crimes of William Bonin, Vernon Butts, gregory Miley, and james Munro.  
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71. Press Release 1/30/02 - Top State Officials In Otsego County Announce Opening Of
    Lt. Governor Mary Donohue, State Insurance Superintendent gregory V. Serio and Senator james L. Seward open a new insurance frauds investigators office of the New York State Insurance Department office in Oneonta.  
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    Extractions: Announce Opening of Oneonta Frauds Office following Visit to New York Central Mutual Highlighting the Effect of Insurance Fraud on All New Yorkers Lt. Governor Mary Donohue, State Insurance Superintendent Gregory V. Serio and Senator James L. Seward today opened a new insurance frauds investigators office of the New York State Insurance Department office in Oneonta and visited New York Central Mutual Fire Insurance Company highlighting the effects insurance fraud has on insurers and all New Yorkers. "This new investigatory facility in Oneonta will not only serve the needs of greater Otsego County, but will serve as a base of operations for an expanded fraud-fighting initiative in the Southern Tier. As a former prosecutor, I would also like to specifically thank Otsego County District Attorney William J. Gibbons for his dedication to the fight against insurance fraud," said Lt. Governor Donohue. "With this new office, Oneonta is going to be a significant center of the state's fight against insurance fraud," said Senator Seward, chair of the Senate Insurance Committee. "I congratulate the Superintendent Serio for his efforts to focus on insurance fraud and scams because they hurt family finances and drive up insurance premiums. We welcome the continued cooperation of the Otsego County District Attorney."

72. Gregory, James
    james gregory. 12/23/1911 09/16/2002. Bronx, NY, USA. Abduction of Saint Anne, . Pete Haggerty, 1975. Al Capone, . Schaefer, 1959. Ambushers, . MacDonald, 1968.  
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    Extractions: James Gregory Bronx, NY, USA Abduction of Saint Anne Pete Haggerty Al Capone Schaefer Ambushers MacDonald Bastard Beneath the Planet of the Apes Ursus Big Caper Captain Newman, M.D. Colonel Edgar Pyser Clambake Duster Hayward Comeback Kid Distant Trumpet Flight of Dragons voice Francis Gary Powers: True Story of the U-2 Spy Incident Frogmen Chief Lane Goldie and the Boxer Go To Hollywood Leo Hackett Gridlock Gun Glory Hey Boy! Hey Girl! Hideaway Rutledge Late Liz Love God? Hughes Main Event Gough Manchurian Candidate Senator John Iselin Miracle on 34th Street District Attorney Murderer's Row Murderers' Row Naked City Hicks Nightfall Ben Fraser Onionhead PT 109 Commander Ritchie Quick Before It Melts Rage to Live Scarlet Hour Secret War of Harry Frigg General Prentiss Shootout Sam Foley Silencers MacDonald Sons of Katie Elder Morgan Hastings Strongest Man in the World Chief Blair Twilight of Honor Norris Bixby Two Weeks in Another Town Brad Byrd Underwater Warrior Doctor (Lt.) William Arnold Very Missing Person Weekend Nun Young Stranger

73. Moralia In Iob, Books One Through Five
    james J. O'Donnell translation.  
    http://www.georgetown.edu/faculty/jod/gregory.html
    
    Extractions: Gregory the Great was pope from 590-604 and left behind a substantial literary heritage. His most ambitious work and one of the most popular works of scriptural exegesis in the middle ages was the Moralia in Iob , commenting the book of Job in 35 books running to over half a million words. The flavor of the work may be found from the highly "confessional" last page of the text, available here in Latin and in English . See also my study, 'The Holiness of Gregory'. A draft translation, made in the early 1980s and never satisfactorily revised, of the first five books is provided here: As of 18 September 1994, only the first book is in HTML with footnotes to click on; the others appear in a rougher, all-ASCII form, with the footnotes missing. Better later, si deus nos adiuvet. Comments, corrections, suggestions, improvements to jod@georgetown.edu

74. Gregory, James. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
    2001. gregory, james. 1638–75, Scottish mathematician. He invented a reflecting telescope (1661), which he described in his Optica promota (1663).  
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75. Biografia De Gregory, James
    Translate this page gregory, james. (Drumoak, Escocia, 1638-Edimburgo, 1675) Matemático y astrónomo escocés. Estudió en la Universidad de Padua y  
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    Extractions: Enlaces Gregory, James (Drumoak, Escocia, 1638-Edimburgo, 1675) Matemático y astrónomo escocés. Estudió en la Universidad de Padua y fue profesor de matemáticas en la Universidad de St. Andrews (1669-1674) y en la de Edimburgo (1674-1675). En 1667 escribió La verdadera área del círculo y de la hipérbola, donde calculaba las áreas por medio de series convergentes –término que acuñó él mismo, así como el de serie divergente– que tienden a infinito, método precursor del cálculo infinitesimal. Fue, así mismo, el primero en expresar las funciones trigonométricas en forma de desarrollos de series. En su obra Avances de la Óptica (1663) describió el diseño de un telescopio de reflexión. Inicio Buscador Recomendar sitio

76. Gregory, James: Philosophical And Literary Essays, And Letters
    gregory, james Philosophical and Literary Essays, and Letters, university press books, shopping cart, new release notification.  
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    Extractions: Gregory, James Philosophical and Literary Essays, and Letters . Edited by Alexander Crombie and James Fieser. Distributed for the Thoemmes Continuum. 1520 p., 3 Volumes. 2001 Series: (T-STC) Thoemmes Press - Scottish Thought and Culture, 1750-1850 Cloth CUSA $360.00tx 1-85506-879-6 The issue free will and determinism is one of the oldest controversies in philosophy. During the second half of the eighteenth century, the two dominant advocates of determinism or necessitarianism as it was then called were David Hume and Joseph Priestley. Defenders of free will then called liberty typically targeted Hume or Priestley, attempting to show the absurdity of their views. The Edinburgh physician James Gregory (17531821) was an original and forceful thinker and a champion of libertarianism. He published his two-volume Philosophical and Literary Essays (1792) in which he specifically attacks Hume's conception of necessity, approaching the issue as a scientist as well as a philosopher. Throughout his career Gregory sparked controversy by insulting his opponents, which he does here by accusing Hume of mala fide , or bad faith. Gregory's work attracted much attention, both because of his original arguments and because of his accusation of

77. Fnac.com  - DVD & Vidéos  - Livres  - James Gregory
    james gregory » . DVD Vidéos, X-15 Richard Donner Charles  
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78. Gregory | James | 1638-1675 | Professor Of Mathematics, University Of Edinburgh
    gregory james 16381675 professor of mathematics, University of Edinburgh. Biographical information. David gregory Papers (1664  
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79. Gregory | James | 1666-1742 | Professor Of Mathematics, University Of Edinburgh,
    gregory james 16661742 professor of mathematics, University of Edinburgh, brother of David gregory. Jac Gregorii Oratio c  
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80. Significant Scots - James Gregory
    gregory, james, whose valuable discoveries served so much to accelerate the progress of the mathematical and physical science in the seventeenth century, was  
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