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Cochran's Law lexicon: Pronouncing edition : a dictionary of legal words and phrases including Latin and French maxims translated, and abbreviations found in law books and reports by William Cox Cochran, 1924 Cochran's Law Lexicon, Pronouncing Edition; a Dictionary of Legal Words and Phrases With Latin and French Maxims of the Law Translated and Explained by william cochran, 1973 Cochran's Law Lexicon : Pronouncing Edition by William C. ; Bevis, Howard L. Cochran, 1924 Cochran's law lexicon: Pronouncing edition; a dictionary of legal words and phrases including Latin and French maxims translated, abbre-viations found ... reports and canons of professional ethics by William Cox Cochran, 1956 Age of Enterprise: A Social History of Industrial America by Thomas C. and William Miller Cochran, 1965 Medival Scotland: Chapters on Agriculture, Manufactures, Factories, Taxation, Revenue, Trade, Commerce, Weights and Measures (1892) by Robert William Cochran-Patrick, 2009-07-08 Mediaeval Scotland: Chapters On Agriculture, Manufactures, Factories, Taxation, Revenue, Trade, Commerce, Weights And Measures (1892) by Robert William Cochran-Patrick, 2010-09-10 Catalogue of the medals of Scotland from the earliest period to the present time by Robert William Cochran-Patrick, 2010-08-28 Mediæval Scotland; chapters on agriculture, manufactures, factories, taxation, revenue, trade, commerce, weights and measures by Robert William Cochran-Patrick, 2010-09-08 Statistical Methods. Seventh Edition. isbn 0813815606 by George W. Snedecor, William G. Cochran, 1980 DISEÃ'OS EXPERIMENTALES by William y otro Cochran, 2000 The student's law lexicon: a dictionary of legal words and phrases : with appendices ... by William Cox Cochran, 2010-09-08 The New Pronouncing Edition Ofthe students' Law Lexicon by William and Bevis, Howard Cochran, 1924 Experimental designs by William G. and COX, Gertrude M. COCHRAN, 1966-01-01

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61. Charles G. Finney Memorial Address By William C. Cochran
    BY. william C. cochran. william C. cochran, of Cincinnati, O., the oldest grandsonof President Finney, was invited to deliver the Memorial Address.  
    http://www.gospeltruth.net/memoirs/cochranmemorial.htm
    
    Extractions: The GOSPEL TRUTH CHARLES GRANDISON FINNEY Memorial Address DELIVERED AT THE DEDICATION OF THE FINNEY MEMORIAL CHAPEL OBERLIN, JUNE 21, 1908 BY WILLIAM C. COCHRAN The Oldest Grandson of President Finney REVISED AND ANNOTATED BY THE AUTHOR PRINTED FOR PRIVATE CIRCULATION BY J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA PREFACE The Finney Memorial Chapel was erected and given to Oberlin College by Frederic Norton Finney , of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, second son of Rev. Charles G. Finney, as a monument to his father. It stands upon the site where Mr. Finney's residence stood for over seventy years. The Chapel will seat 2000 people and affords standing room for 1000 more on special occasions, and it is to be used for all purposes to which a public auditorium is adapted. The architect who designed the Chapel and supervised its construction was Mr. Cass Gilbert, of New York City. The builder was George Feick, of Sandusky, Ohio. The Chapel was dedicated, with appropriate ceremonies, on Sunday, June 21, 1908. William C. Cochran, of Cincinnati, O., the oldest grandson of President Finney

62. Overview Of William Gemmell Cochran
    Gazetteer for Scotland The definitive description of william Gemmellcochran (). william Gemmell cochran 1909 1980. Statistician.  
    http://www.geo.ed.ac.uk/scotgaz/people/famousfirst833.html
    
    Extractions: William Gemmell Cochran Statistician. Born in Rutherglen, Cochran was educated at the Universities of Glasgow and Cambridge. He worked initially in the field of agricultural statistics, designing sampling strategies at the experimental station at Rothamsted. He emigrated to the USA in 1939, initially to Iowa, then Princeton, North Carolina Institute of Statistics, Johns Hopkins University, where he researched in the field of medical statistics and finally Harvard. He did much to promote the field of statistics in the USA and is remembered for his work on the design of agricultural experiments, crop yields and sample survey design. He died in Orleans (Massachusetts). If you have found this information useful please consider

63. Community Bridge - Other Work By William M. Cochran
    Other Murals by william M. cochran. The Edge of Gravity, from Angels in the Architecturea mural series in Frederick, Maryland, USA © william M. cochran, 1991.  
    http://bridge.skyline.net/message/otherwork.html

64. Community Bridge - Artist Biography
    william M. cochran, Muralist. william M. cochran is a professionalpublic artist and trompe l oeil master. His painted illusions  
    http://bridge.skyline.net/message/bio.html
    
    Extractions: William M. Cochran is a professional public artist and trompe l'oeil master. His painted illusions are usually disguised as part of the streetscape and reveal multiple layers of meaning when discovered. While viewers often find themselves touching the work to determine if it is real, it is the poetic levels of meaning operating within the work that most often touch the viewers. He is a co-founder with his wife and partner Teresa of the non-profit organization Shared Vision: Public Art for Community Participation (www.sharedvision.org) . Shared Vision exists to demonstrate the power of participatory public art to engage the public on a mass scale as collaborators in the work, building a sense of ownership and connection. The goal is to empower the community as a whole to become participants in urban, social, cultural and economic regeneration. Built on paradox, his art is a fusion of art, architecture, community and history. Contemporary in flavor, it deeply rooted in historic memory. Although of museum quality, it is found most often in open public areas. The works are highly site-specific, but they speak to universal human themes. And though they represent a unique personal vision, their meaning is often the result of collaboration with the audience itself. Mr. Cochran has been responsible for public art project budgets of up to one million dollars and is experienced in the technical aspects of permanent mural making. In August of 2000 in Augsburg, Germany, he became the first American artist to be trained in the century-old German mural technique of Purkristalat, a silicate paint system developed in the nineteenth century with no known limits to its lifespan in exterior applications. The first use of Purkristalat in America occurred later that year when Mr. Cochran was commissioned for a project at the Athenaeum in Philadelphia.

65. VCE - Prince William County (Julia Cochran)
    Julia cochran. Program Associate, Agriculture and Natural Resourcesjcochran@vt.edu. Education and Degrees. Bachelor of Arts, George  
    http://offices.ext.vt.edu/view.cfm?webname=prince.william§ion=our_extension_

66. The Mathematics Genealogy Project - William Cochran
    william Gemmell cochran Biography MA University of Glasgow 1931. According to ourcurrent online database, william cochran has 15 students and 92 descendants.  
    http://www.genealogy.ams.org/html/id.phtml?id=25897

67. Biostatistics - Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School Of Public Health
    william cochran Chair 19481958. william cochran, chair of the JohnsHopkins Department of Biostatistics from 1948-1958 and widely  
    http://www.biostat.jhsph.edu/newsEvent/history/cochran.shtml
    
    Extractions: Chair: 1948-1958 William Cochran, chair of the Johns Hopkins Department of Biostatistics from 1948-1958 and widely considered to be among the most influential of American statisticians, is the father of the modern approach to the analysis of data from observational studies. He authored several landmark books, including Experimental Designs (with Gertrude Cox), Sampling Techniques Contributions to Statistics , and Planning and Analysis of Observational Studies Among his many contributions, perhaps his most original were his investigations of methods for causal inference with observational data. Because of imperfect control for confounders, he developed regression and matching to control for confounding variables and investigated limitations inherent in observational research. In addition to being a world-famous statistician, Professor Cochran was also a leading public health figure, co-authoring the 1964 Surgeon General's report that first identified tobacco as a cause of lung cancer. Finally, Professor Cochran was a beloved teacher and mentor of young statisticians.

68. RONDO-Archiv: William Cochran
    Translate this page Interpreten-Auswahl Kritiken der Woche Archiv-Inhalt Titelseite/Inhalt. Interpreten-ArchivWilliam cochran. Zimmermann. - Die Soldaten (30.5.02) - DVD.  
    http://www.rondomagazin.de/interpreten/c/cochran.htm

69. Samuel Cochran
    Andrew McClanachan; bride, Sarah cochran, daughter of Samuel cochran; married 12May 1772; Bondsmen, Robert Linn and John cochran; witness, william Freeman.  
    http://members.aol.com/Rdkfour/SamuelCochran.html
    
    Extractions: On our most recent visit to the Mormon Genealogical Library in Salt Lake . City, we came upon information regarding the Cochran’s, my great-great-great great grandparents, quite by accident. It was outlast day at the library, and my husband was busily going through some North Carolina early marriage records, hoping to find something pertinent to his own lineage. Previous to this we had assumed we would find the early records of the McClanahan’s in Virginia. You can imagine our surprise when the index for Rowan County, North Carolina, showed the following Groom, Andrew McClanachan; bride, Sarah Cochran, daughter of Samuel Cochran; married 12 May 1772; Bondsmen, Robert Linn and John Cochran; witness, William Freeman. Since this was our first knowledge of Samuel Cochran (34) and his wife, Sarah (35), and also because the library would be closing in a few short hours, we dropped everything we were doing and concentrated on the Cochran’s for the remaining time we were there. About the only things we found that pertained to Samuel and his wife were their wills (page D-12 through D-15).

70. Cochran Family Of Apollo, Pennsylvania
    1941 (lived in Apollo) Eva (Effie) M. cochran, b. 1865, d. 1888 (no children, livedin Apollo) Jeanette M. ‘Nettie’ cochran (married william S. Beamer), b  
    http://home.att.net/~gapehenry/
    
    Extractions: Nineteen great-granddaughters of Robert Cochran (who came to the US from County Derry, Ireland, and died in 1814) and Catherine Risher Cochran (who may have been born in 1783 in Baltimore, MD, and died after 1830 near Apollo, PA) gathered in about 1892 for this photograph. The Robert and Catherine Cochran family lived near Apollo, Armstrong County, PA, first in Hannastown (Westmoreland County), then Crawford’s Mills. After Robert Cochran's death, Catherine Risher Cochran moved to Warren, PA (later renamed Apollo). She is listed in the first separate assessment list of the town of Warren (then in Allegheny township) in 1830 thus: Catherine Cochran, lot No. 34, 1 house, 1 head of cattle, $31.

71. Burness Genealogy And Family History - Person Page 104
    1749. william cochran b. circa 1750, 10320. william cochran marriedRosa Morgan, daughter of Simon Morgan and Margaret Darnall. Appears  
    http://www.burness.ca/ancestors/p104.htm

72. William Cochran At McGuire Fine Arts Gallery And Framing
    william M. cochran has been a professional muralist since 1987, when he beganthe Angels in the Architecture mural series along Market Street in Frederick  
    http://www.mcguirefinearts.com/cochran.html
    
    Extractions: William M. Cochran has been a professional muralist since 1987, when he began the Angels in the Architecture mural series along Market Street in Frederick, Maryland. He has completed numerous public, corporate and private comimissions and won several national design awards. His work has been featured in many regional and national publications. Cochran's best-known work is Community Bridge , a four year project to transform the Carroll Street Bridge in the heart of Frederick into the detailed painted illusion of an old stone bridge. He worked diligently with Shared Vision - the public art nonprofit he helped to found - to collaborate with the Frederick community on this project. His goal was to create a process that would erase the division between the audience and the artist, inviting the viewers to become co-creators of the art, and in the process, revealing that many commonly perceived barriers between people are illusory. Back to artists page. click image for larger view Home About Us Framing Artists ... Lisa Sheffield Miller

73. William Shakespeare: Resources In The SBC Library
    william Shakespeare A Textual Companion by Stanley Wells and Gary Taylor.Oxford Clarendon, 1987. cochran Reference Room PR3071 .W44 1986.  
    http://www.cochran.sbc.edu/webres/guides/shakes.html
    
    Extractions: Sweet Briar College Library SUBSCRIPTION DATABASES World Shakespeare Bibliography is a database listing of books, articles and other scholarly works on Shakespeare's life and works.. GaleNet includes Contemporary Authors Contemporary Literary Criticism Select and the LRC: Literature Resource Center MLA Bibliography indexes journals, books and conference papers in the fields of language and literature. JSTOR is a database of full text article in the social sciences, literature, philosophy, history and mathematics. FirstSearch includes the database Humanities Abstracts, which indexes scholarly journals and WorldCat which includes bibliographic information on over 30 million items from libraries worldwide. This database can be searched by subject, author or title. Searches can also be limited by year or language. Citations can be printed, downloaded or e-mailed to your address. Project Muse is a searchable collection of journals published by Johns Hopkins University. You can read, download or print full text articles from a wide variety of scholarly journals.

74. John Cochran With Russell William Cochran
    more states. John cochran with Russell william cochran. Submitted by Amie Peoples.John cochran, age 4042, holding his son, Russell william cochran.  
    http://www.familyoldphotos.com/pa3/2j/john_cochran_with_russell_willia.htm
    
    Extractions: Western Pennsylvania Old Photos familyoldphotos.com /pa Unknown Gallery County Sections Allegheny Armstrong Beaver Bedford ... more states John Cochran with Russell William Cochran Submitted by Amie Peoples John Cochran, age 40-42, holding his son, Russell William Cochran. He lived in Midway, Washington County Pa. Russell William Cochran later moved to Beaver County. Photo taken around 1902.

75. William John Cochran Jr With Mary Brennan Adams And Jack And Jo Ann Adams
    william John cochran, Jr. with Mary Brennan Adams and Jack and Jo Ann Adams. Leftto Right william John cochran, Jr., age 19, son of william J. cochran, Sr.  
    http://www.familyoldphotos.com/pa/2w/william_john_cochran_jr_with_mar.htm
    
    Extractions: Western Pennsylvania Old Photos family old photos.com pa Unknown Gallery County Sections Allegheny Armstrong Beaver Bedford ... more states William John Cochran, Jr. with Mary Brennan Adams and Jack and Jo Ann Adams Submitted by Rod Carnahan Left to Right: William John Cochran, Jr., age 19, son of William J. Cochran, Sr. and Elizabeth Brennan, who married in 1909. Twins Jack and Jo Ann Adams, born in 1926 - children of Tom and Mary Coll Adams. Mary Brennan Adams, age 50, wife of Walter T. Adams, last mayor of Hays, PA. Photo taken at Mary Brennan Adams' home in Hays, PA, in about 1928.

76. Alibris: Cochran
    7. Cover may not depict edition offered for sale, Sampling Techniques more bookslike this by cochran, william G. Clearly demonstrates a wide range of sampling  
    http://www.alibris.com/search/books/author/Cochran
    
    Extractions: From Malory and Rackham to Mary Stewart and Marion Zimmer Bradley, stories of King Arthur and his knights have captivated generations. Now, from the authors of the bestselling Grandmaster, a thrilling novel of the return of King Arthur to contemporary times. "I found The Forever King to be one of the most original things I've read in years. I can't...

77. Baker & Daniels Government Affairs, Interview With William C. Cochran, Chair Of
    An Insider s View Baker Daniels interviews william C. cochran,Chair of the House Budget Subcommittee. A resident of New Albany  
    http://www.bakerdaniels.com/Cochran.htm
    
    Extractions: How many years have you been a member of the House Ways and Means Committee, and how is this budget session different from the others in which you have participated? Representative Cochran: We have significantly less revenue due to the recession and while there have been other recessions in the last 29 years, this one has been deeper and longer. The recession, coupled with 1.5 billion dollars in tax reductions, 200 million dollars spent for highway and street repairs and another 290 million dollars contributed toward the unfunded liability of certain pension funds has resulted in a 900 million dollar shortfall. What was the most difficult part of drafting the budget that passed out of the House this week? Representative Cochran: The Governor presented a budget that cut State Agency budgets by 7%. We had to find a way to use the money in various funds to restore these cuts without jeopardizing the soundness of those funds. Fortunately, we were able to do this. We also created a discretionary fund to provide money for potential increases in the costs of utilities, salary increases, fringe benefits and other unavoidable expenses. How, in your opinion, could the budget bill have been changed to get bipartisan support?

78. William De Maria's Whistleblowing Bibliography
    Dr. william De Maria The University of Queensland Qld 4072 email B.DeMaria@GSM BARNETT,TR cochran, DS, Making Room for the Whistleblower , HR Magazine, 36  
    http://www.uow.edu.au/arts/sts/bmartin/dissent/documents/DeMaria_bib.html
    
    Extractions: You are invited to attribute this reference list: Last addition 25 August 1995. There is no updated list available on the web. The Bibliography is assembled into the following areas: Whistleblowing Law In the US (Extra References) This bibliography is located on Brian Martin's website on suppression of dissent in the section on Documents email: brian_martin@uow.edu.au ABRAMS, A.L., "Whistleblowers", Business and Economic Review, 39 (2), January-March 1993, pp.28-30. ADANK, F., "The Wrong Kind of Hush", The Bulletin, 29 December 1992 - 5 January 1993, p.23. ADLER, J.N. and DANIELS, M., "Managing the Whistleblowing Employee", The Labor Lawyer, Vol.8, Winter 1992, p.19-70. ALCORN, G., "Whistleblowers: Doctor Fallout", Time Australia, 29 November 1993, pp.54-55. ALLARS, M., "Whistleblowing: Where Public Interest Parts Company with Government Interest", paper presented to Royal Institute of Public Administration Australia (NSW Division) seminar, "Blowing the Whistle", Sydney, 1 September 1992. ANDERSON, J., "Fitzgerald Vendetta: Another Chapter", Washington Post, 1 November 1980.

79. Indiana Right To Life
    Name, william C. cochran. Legislation Type, House. District, 72. Party, Democrat.First Year, 1974. Currently In Office? Yes. Next Election Year, 2004. Email, h72@in.gov.  
    http://www.indianalife.org/html/bills/legbills.asp?legid=23

80. Statisticians In History
    william G cochran 19091980. william Gemmell cochran was born on July 15, 1909,in Rutherglen, Scotland, arguably the oldest royal burgh in the country.  
    http://www.amstat.org/about/statisticians/index.cfm?fuseaction=biosinfo&BioID=21

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