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Ravens by George Dawes Green, 2010-07-15 Mathematical Papers of the Late George Green by George Green, Norman Macleod Ferrers, 2010-03-05 THE JUROR - A NOVEL by George Dawes Green, 1995 The Caveman's Valentine by George Dawes Green, 1995-02-01 Handbook for the New Paradigm by George Green, 2010-09-27 Mud and green fields: The memoirs of Major General George Kitching (Canadians at war series) by George Kitching, 1986 Xylophone Rags of George Hamilton Green (Meredith Music Percussion) by Randy Eyles, 2000-03-01 Patton and the Battle of the Bulge by Michael Green, Gladys Green, 1999-11-08 George and Martha Early Reader (Green Light Readers Level 2) by James Marshall, 2010-10-25 The House with the Green Shutters (First Novel Library, 11) by George Douglas, George Douglas Brown, 1986-12 Hound by George Green, 2004-08-02 George & Sarah Green,: A narrative, by Dorothy Wordsworth, 1936 George Hamilton Green's Instruction Course for Xylophone: A Complete Course of Fifty Lessons by George Hamilton Green, 1983-03-01 The Little Green Book on Awakening by James George, 2009-04-22

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1. Green
   George Green. Born July 1793 in George Green s father, also called George Green, was a baker in Nottingham. After serving his apprenticeship  
   http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Green.html
   
   Extractions: George Green 's father, also called George Green, was a baker in Nottingham. After serving his apprenticeship to a baker in Nottingham George Green Senior had married Sarah Butler (the mathematician's mother) in 1791 and Sarah's father had helped George Green Senior to buy his own bakery in Wheatsheaf Yard in Nottingham. George and Sarah had one son and one daughter. The son was George Green, the mathematician and, although the date of his birth is unknown, he was baptised on 14 July 1793. His sister Ann was born two years later and the family were reasonably prosperous with the bakery business being successful. In September 1800 there were riots in England when food prices were high and people did not have enough to eat. The corn dealers and bakers were blamed for keeping back food until the prices rose even higher and crowds of people broke into bakers and tried to steal food. George Green's bakery was attacked and the he wrote a letter to the mayor asking for protection (the spelling and capital letters follow Green's letter):- Sept th To the Right Worshipfull the Mayor and his Bretheren haveing all my Windows Broke Last night and being much thretend tonight with more mischief being done to me such as entering my House therefore Gentlemen I most Humbly crave your protection such as the Berer of this can explain to you from your Humble servant George Green.

2. Frazer, Sir James George. 1922. The Golden Bough
   George’s Day (the twentythird of April) a youth is dressed out, like our Jack-in-the-Green, with leaves and flowers. The Slovenes call him the green george.  
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3. Green George
   green george. George into green george, who symbolically brings the season of spring into their villages. green george Day is traditionally celebrated April 24.  
   http://www.snpj.com/george.htm
   
   Extractions: Green George When Christianity was introduced into Slovenia, rituals involving the pagan god of spring were replaced by religious stories, which in turn were altered by the people into stories of folklore and legend. As the story was first told, Saint George was honored for his bravery in defeating a dragon. This was meant to be a symbolic representation of Christianity's defeat over heathenism. The legend of Green George, however, developed from this as a way to give the people an opportunity to celebrate the victory of spring over winter. They rejoice as the light of spring comes out of the darkness of winter and the warm weather overtakes the cold. With this in mind, the people of Slovenia changed St. George into Green George, who symbolically brings the season of spring into their villages. Green George Day is traditionally celebrated April 24. In Bela Krajina, the village boys cut down a tree and leave a few branches on top, pealing the bark off. The young girls decorate this tree with different handkerchiefs and streamers. The boys and girls then head to the village together. The boys are the first to enter. They carry in the decorated tree. Behind them, the girls enter singing. Green George, who is portrayed by a boy wrapped in ivy and the branches and leaves of a beech tree, is introduced to the village by his companions. Green George is tied to a grape vine branch and walked from house to house throughout the village. He is well hidden in the different greens. No one in the village can recognize him. They stop at every house, blowing into the whistles that are made from the bark that was peeled from the trees. They wish luck and health to all the people, animals and fields with the hopes that they will find a prosperous season of growth. The people thank them and give them gifts of bread, eggs, drinks and even money. Their songs echo through the village.

4. Netribution > Features > Interview > David Gordon Green George Washington
   George Washington’, David Gordon Green’s portrait of a lost summer for a group of teenagers in North Carolina, is the most sublime example of this.  
   http://www.netribution.co.uk/features/interviews/2001/david_gordon_green/1.html
   
   Extractions: It all depends on the subject matter or organic approach to the material. In GW we were dealing with kids that needed to be open and feel comfortable with the environment in order to express themselves. Some films wouldn't need that. It does inspire a lot of conflict which we tried in GW to use to our advantage.

5. George Kenneth Green [Pictures And Photos Of]
   George Kenneth Green. George Kenneth Green Picture, Photo, Photograph; middle age, fullface, suit; green george A1. Item ID green george A1.  
   http://www.aip.org/history/esva/catalog/esva/Green_Kenneth.html

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   Your search for green+george yielded 19 results using author Displaying results 1 to 19. 1. Hound Green, George In stock, usually  
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7. George Green - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
   George Green. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. This article is about the scientist George Green. For the place called George  
   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Green
   
   Extractions: This article is about the scientist George Green. For the place called George Green in Berkshire, England see George Green, Berkshire George Green British scientist who wrote An Essay on the Applications of Mathematical Analysis to the Theories of Electricity and Magnetism in . The essay contained a theorem similar to modern Green's theorem . Green entered Cambridge University at age 40, and died four years after he graduated. In , Green's work was rediscovered by Lord Kelvin , who popularized it for future mathematicians. See also: Green's function Views Personal tools Navigation Search Toolbox Other languages Deutsch This page was last modified 02:55, 27 Apr 2004. All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License (see for details).

8. George Green
   George Green. Journal Contributor George Green writes I was it all. George Green (48), Physics Teacher, Wollongong, NSW, Australia.  
   http://www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/ggreen.html
   
   Extractions: Journal Contributor George Green writes: I was born in a village called Newbottle (strange name that, as I am often found asking for one), in 1952. I grew up in post-WII North East England during the 50's and can even remember rationing still being in place. I attended Houghton-le-Spring Grammar School during the 60's and had aspirations to becoming an astronaut (!) or some sort of technical person. I of course stayed up all night and watched Neil and Buzz walking on the surface of the moon. Anyway, I ended up at teacher's college and did a year of mathematics teaching at a colliery village in England, just as the Apollo programme was closing and the Skylab one starting. I had followed the Apollo program from start to finish, and recall walking up a tiny little street in a fishing village on the Italian Riviera just after the 13 incident, hoping that the programme would not be halted. It was with great satisfaction that, back at college, I watched the Apollo 14 and 15 missions being the success that they were in 1971. In 1974 I secured a job with the New South Wales Department of School Education, Australia, and left the UK and my parents (I was their only son) on my twenty-second birthday. I told them I would go for two years, check it out, and if I did not like it, return to England. It is now the Year 2000 and I am still here, with a Geophysics degree and three daughters later, so I guess I like it here at the Antipodes.

9. 1850 Census Of Morgan County, IL P.112
   1 733 761 GREEN William 14 M IL 2 733 761 GREEN Mary 10 F IL 3 733 761 GREEN Margaret 7 F IL 4 733 761 green george 1 M IL 5 734 762 HARRIS William 43 M Farmer  
   http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilmaga/census-morg50/112.htm

10. Saint George
    green george in the Black Forest, the Green One in the world of Islam, England s saint is also related to the Leshys, wood sprites in Russia s vastness who  
    http://www.thirdway.org/files/articles/stgeo.html
    
    Extractions: Mother Earth, the ecological magazine of 3W, was probably the only green publication to be wishing its readers a Happy St George's Day. Why? Because to orthodox ecologists, fluent in "progressive" shibboleths, England's patron saint is suspect. A symbol of national chauvinism perhaps, and a dragon-slayer to boot. Probably a reactionary. But there is more to the St George legend than that.... Far from being exclusively "nationalist", St George links the English to many of the world's cultures, from the Turks, Russians and the Georgians through to the Pygmies of the Congo. Jean-Pierre Hallet, a Belgian who lived among the latter and became an honorary member of the Efe tribe, retells the following legend : A gigantic dragon-like monster kills the first man and his sons. His wife manages to escape from the rampaging beast. She gives birth to a son by miraculous means. The young hero swears vengeance on the murder of his father. He slays the monster with an iron spear that was originally obtained from God. His triumph over the dragon enables him to perform a deed that resurrects his father and the dragon's other victims. To show their gratitude, they install the saviour-son as the supreme ruler or king of the primordial Pygmy nation.

11. October 18, 2003 - Saturday - Albuquerque, New Mexico
    The Big Picture. About George green george Green s background reads like Who s Who in numerous subjects. The following are just some of his accomplishments.  
    http://www.hiddenmysteries.com/albuq-tour/3-about_g-green.html
    
    Extractions: George Green, served 4 plus years in the Air Force, first two years as an Airborne Electronics Specialist assigned to Edwards Air Force Base, the Air Force Research and Development Center and worked on the B-58, B52, X-15 and many other experimental craft. Instructor in Electronics, cross trained into Missile Guidance and was a Guidance Technician for the Hound Dog (GAM-77) NUCLEAR Missile.

12. George Green - David Higham Associates
    George Green. George Green was born in Dublin in 1956 and brought up in Tipperary, where he lived in a house built on an ancient burial mound.  
    http://www.davidhigham.co.uk/html/Clients/George_Green
    
    Extractions: by Client A-Z A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z by Title A-Z A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z by Category Fiction Non-Fiction Children Illustrators Drama Children's and Animation Comedy Radio Stage Film by Publication Date Recent Publications Forthcoming Publications George Green was born in Dublin in 1956 and brought up in Tipperary, where he lived in a house built on an ancient burial mound. After university he embarked on a career in sport and leisure in the hope that it would not be too difficult and help him meet girls. Ten years later he realized his mistake, took an MA in Creative Writing, began teaching and now works for the Department of English and Creative Writing at Lancaster University. His first novel, HOUND, was published by Bantam Press in 2003. Praise for HOUND: "Tightly written, oddly touching and with a strong sense of history as well as myth, Hound makes for an impressive first novel." - Guardian Review

13. George Green
    George Green Biological Science Aid, United States Department of Agriculture, Western Cotton Research Laboratory. BS in Zoology, Arizona State University.  
    http://www.mcb.arizona.edu/careers/green.html
    
    Extractions: George Green has been a USDA employee for the past four years, working in an Insect Biological Control Laboratory at the Western Cotton Research Laboratory in Phoenix, AZ. He started out as a student worker in 1999 and worked through the summer field season of 2000. He then made the decision to leave for a while to focus on school. In 2001, George was fortunate enough to be able to return back to the lab to work on a 180-day appointment until his status was changed to a student position again, and finally into a two-year appointment which he is currently on. The work that George was hired to focus on is the study of distribution patterns of the Glassywinged sharpshooter ( a major crop pest which carries a bacteria that desiccates citrus, ornamental, and other important plants). This research has taken place in Moreno Valley, CA, and Fillmore, CA, with a focus on the eradication of this insect in these areas. The work he has been allowed to do has not only broadened his knowledge of laboratory techniques, which include electrophoresis, ELISA assays, PCRs, Western Blots, and insect behavior observations, but it has heightened his awareness of the the inner workings of research techniques, publishing, and government work programs.

14. George Green Nottingham Miller Mathematician
    george green HOME PAGE. from the University of NottinghamSchool of Physics and Astronomy, England Schwinger and Freeman Dyson. The george green Mural, george green Library of Science and Engineering of Nottingham. The george green Memorial Fund. george green's Grave and St  
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    Extractions: GEORGE GREEN HOME PAGE from the University of Nottingham School of Physics and Astronomy , England GEORGE GREEN 1793-1841was one of the most remarkable of nineteenth century physicists, a self-taught mathematician whose work has contributed greatly to modern physics. These pages provide an introduction to his life and work, and how to find out more about him. Bicentenary Celebrations of Green's birth, July 1993, including celebrations at the Royal Society, Westminster Abbey, the University of Nottingham and lectures by Julian Schwinger and Freeman Dyson The George Green Mural , George Green Library of Science and Engineering, University of Nottingham The George Green Memorial Fund George Green's Grave and St Stephen's Church , Sneinton, Nottingham Green's Mill and Science Centre, Sneinton, Nottingham

15. George Green: Redirect
    Inventor of green's functions. Biography, papers, bibliographical references, archival material at University of Nottingham,  
    http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/~ppzwww/green/homepage.htm

16. The GW Green University Initiative
    Site brought to you by The george Washington University Institute for the Environment, through The green University Initiative a unique publicprivate partnership between The U.S. EPA GWU.  
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    Extractions: This site is brought to you by The George Washington University Institute for the Environment, through The Green University Initiative a unique public-private partnership between The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and The George Washington University This site was formerly known as the National Environmental Information Resources Center. The National Environmental Information Resources Center function of this site has been improved, and is now be located in the Environmental Information Resources section of this site. Please try OnLine Environment , an interactive environmental education game. You may also like to take a look at one of our new sections: The GreenU Site of the Month Awards . See what web sites have already received it; nominate any pages you believe should be given the award. To find out more about what is going on with the Institute for the Environment and be informed of upcoming events, please subscribe to our listserv that includes a weekly calander of events. To do so e-mail listserv@gwuvm.gwu

17. Green
    Biography of george green (17931841) george green's father, also called george green, was a baker in Nottingham  
    http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Green.html
    
    Extractions: George Green 's father, also called George Green, was a baker in Nottingham. After serving his apprenticeship to a baker in Nottingham George Green Senior had married Sarah Butler (the mathematician's mother) in 1791 and Sarah's father had helped George Green Senior to buy his own bakery in Wheatsheaf Yard in Nottingham. George and Sarah had one son and one daughter. The son was George Green, the mathematician and, although the date of his birth is unknown, he was baptised on 14 July 1793. His sister Ann was born two years later and the family were reasonably prosperous with the bakery business being successful. In September 1800 there were riots in England when food prices were high and people did not have enough to eat. The corn dealers and bakers were blamed for keeping back food until the prices rose even higher and crowds of people broke into bakers and tried to steal food. George Green's bakery was attacked and the he wrote a letter to the mayor asking for protection (the spelling and capital letters follow Green's letter):- Sept th To the Right Worshipfull the Mayor and his Bretheren haveing all my Windows Broke Last night and being much thretend tonight with more mischief being done to me such as entering my House therefore Gentlemen I most Humbly crave your protection such as the Berer of this can explain to you from your Humble servant George Green.

18. Lake George Motels Green Haven Resort
    Lake george Motelsgreen HAVEN RESORT offers a wide range of accommodations motel rooms, cabins and cottages and an ideal spot to relax, 1 mile north of Lake george Village We hope you choose green Haven Resort for your Lake george Motel for your next vacation. For years green Haven has been providing relaxing, enjoyable and affordable vacations  
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    Extractions: FOR RATES CLICK HERE OPEN ALL YEAR! Looking for Lake George Motels? Gr eetings from Lake George,New York We hope you choose Green Haven Resort for your Lake George Motel for your next vacation. For years Green Haven has been providing relaxing, enjoyable and affordable vacations. Here are a few of the reasons why many guests come back year after year: We offer a wide range of accommodations from a cozy guestroom to a cottage to a two-bedroom suite complete with living room and full kitchen. If picni cking is your style, bring your burgers and watermelon and we'll provide the gas grill and picnic table. When you wake up, walk across the lawn to our coffee room where complimentary coffee and a newspaper greet you. If relaxing on the front porch is your thing, then Green Haven is the place for a sleepy afternoon, watching the grass grow while sipping iced tea on your own porch. Or maybe you'd prefer to sun yourself on the pool deck, warm your soul in our sauna or take a short walk to dip your toes in Lake George. Children will find plenty of things to do at Green Haven including badminton, volleyball, video arcade and a toddler play area.

19. GREEN, GEORGE DAWES
    International forfatterbibliografi.  
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20. A Conversation With Thomas Hill Green, By George J. Irbe
    An imaginary interview with this philosopher by george J. Irbe, from the Radical Academy.  
    http://radicalacademy.com/gegeorgeirbecongr1.htm
    
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