61. Images Of The Combes george Combe (17881858) the most prolific British phrenologist of the In contrast, darwin s Origin of Species (1859) sold only 50000 between 1859 and http://pages.britishlibrary.net/phrenology/combes.html

The History of Phrenology on the Web by John van Wyhe Search Overview The organs ... Bibliography George Combe (1788-1858) the most prolific British phrenologist of the nineteenth century Combe, an Edinburgh lawyer, was among the first converts to phrenology. He was instrumental in shaping the science, co-founding the Edinburgh Phrenological Society in 1820. In the 1830s he devoted himself wholly to the promulgation of phrenology. Combe was an ambitious man and travelled extensively through Britain, Germany, and the United States on phrenological tours. Over time he devoted himself ever more to his efforts to promote a philosophy of natural laws and a secular society. His most famous work, The Constitution of Man became one of the best-selling books of the 19th century and helped to spread his version of naturalism far and wide. It is likely that Combe's impact on the 19th century was as powerful as Charles Darwin's. Combe attended classes at Edinburgh university from 1802-4. Afterwards he was apprenticed as a clerk to Writers to the Signet (lawyers). George's other brothers became brewers, tanners, a sailor, and a baker. Only his younger brother Andrew followed George in a more ambitious career; Andrew became a physician. With increased social status and secure and promising employment, Combe began to think of the education and learning appropriate for a gentleman. He began to read current literature such as the Edinburgh Review and authors such as Adam Smith, Malthus, Reid, Dugald Stewart, William Cobbett and to keep a diary.

62. The Peace Generation george saw first bomb to hit darwin and some on motorcars, Mr Campbell said. I don t blame them for getting out either because all darwin was bombed. http://www.thecouriermail.news.com.au/extras/ww2/georgecampbell.htm

Home Stories of war and peace Vets remember Audio ... Subscribe George saw first bomb to hit Darwin PRIDE in his family . . . George Campbell with grandchildren Mersey, 10, Matt, 17, Kaitlin, 20, and Jack, 11, in St George. Full (edited) interview Darwin bombed New Britain massacre Was it worth it? SALLY NICOL Name: George Alfred Campbell Occupation: Balonne Shire Council worker Service: Australian Army Service number: Born: Brisbane, April 23, 1918 Enlisted: Shorncliffe, January 18, 1941 Family: Married Alison, better known as Dolly (now deceased) in 1949. Five children, 10 grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren "I SAW the first bomb land on Australian soil," 87-year-old George Campbell said as he calmly recalled Japan's first air raid on Darwin. The bombing began just before 10am on February 19, 1942. Private Campbell had been on parade preparing for a 30-mile (48km) march. "Nobody had been alerted there was an attack coming. They just came out of the blue and just dropped bombs," Mr Campbell said. The explosives rained down in two attacks that day. In all, nearly 115 tonnes of bombs were dropped by the strike force. Ten weeks earlier the same force had dropped 146 tonnes of bombs on Pearl Harbour.

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64. The Mathematics Genealogy Project - George Darwin According to our current online database, george darwin has 1 students anddescendants. We welcome any additional information. http://www.genealogy.math.ndsu.nodak.edu/html/id.phtml?id=17467

65. AboutDarwin.com - People Of Note Along with george Busk, Falconer nominated Charles darwin for the Copley Medalof the darwin and Emma named their children Annie, george, and Leonard, http://www.aboutdarwin.com/people/people_01.html

Below is a list of people who had an influence on the life of Charles Darwin. While this is not an exhaustive list, it does cover all of those who had a major influence on his life. Please note that is list does not include family members. They will be discussed on a forthcoming page. Agassiz, Jean Louis Babbage, Charles Beaufort, Capt. Francis Bradlaugh, Charles ... Wilberforce, Bishop Sam Agassiz, Jean Louis [1807 - 1873] Agassiz was a Swiss born geologist and zoologist. He emigrated to the United States in 1846 and was a professor of natural history at Harvard University from 1847-73. He developed the novel theory that a previous ice age once engulfed the entire surface of the earth and supposedly this ice age separated the two "creation events" of god. Determined to prove himself right, Agassiz spent time in the Amazon Basin trying to find proof that glaciers were once there. He was not successful. Influence Charles Darwin and Louis Agassiz started a correspondence in the mid-1840's and soon became good friends. When Darwin was thinking about starting a comprehensive study of barnacles in 1846, Agassiz wrote to Darwin that such research was in great demand and he should by all means pursue it. Indeed, when Agassiz heard that Darwin was looking for different varieties of barnacles to study he sent him a huge crate full of specimens. When "Origin of Species" was published in 1859, Darwin sent Agassiz a complimentary 1st edition. Agassiz was not very impressed with Darwin's theory of natural selection, being convinced rather that each species was a separate divine creation ordained by god. During the late 1800's Agassiz became one of the most influential opponents of evolutionary theory in the United States.

66. Darwin Among The Machines A review of george B. Dyson s darwin Among the Machines george B. Dyson darwinAmong the Machines The Evolution of Global Intelligence http://www.forum2.org/tal/books/darwin.html

ALSO BY GEORGE B. DYSON The only other book published by George Dyson is called Baidarka and it is on the totally unrelated subject of kayaks. IF YOU LIKED DARWIN AMONG THE MACHINES... Dyson points out that the first book to suggest the idea of a human society as a living being in its own right was Thomas Hobbes in his book Leviathan; or, The Matter, Forme, and Power of a Common-wealth Ecclesiasticall and Civill , published way back in 1651 (and still in print). I certainly intend to read that book someday. Another book on a related subject is Steven Levy's Artificial Life , also reviewed in this Bookshelf. RELATED RESOURCES Here is a page in which Dyson himself discusses the book. BUYING THIS BOOK Please click here if you would like to purchase Darwin Among the Machines (or other titles mentioned in this review). NEW REVIEWS NOTIFICATION To get notifications when new reviews are posted, please enter your e-mail below. (Click here for more details.) George B. Dyson Darwin Among the Machines: The Evolution of Global Intelligence Helix Books/Addison Wesley, 1997

67. Jamaica, Genealogy, George Eliot: Inheriting The Empire After Morant Bay darwin s Plots Evolutionary Narrative in darwin, george Eliot and NineteenthCenturyFiction . London Ark-Routledge, 1985. -. george Eliot . http://152.1.96.5/jouvert/v1i1/watson.htm

Jamaica, Genealogy, George Eliot: Inheriting the Empire After Morant Bay by Tim Watson Columbia University The clamour raised against Governor Eyre appears to me to be disgraceful to the good sense of England; and if it rested on any depth of conviction . . . I should consider it of evil omen to the country, and to its highest interests, in these times. . . . The English nation never loved anarchy; nor was wont to spend its sympathy on miserable mad seditions, especially of this inhuman and half-brutish type; but always loved order and prompt suppression of seditions. (Workman 91-2) The shift to the past tense in the second of Carlyle's sentences here nicely conveys the sense that anarchy may actually be the new order of the day, and the disturbing fact that the opposition to Eyre not only rested on strongly held convictions but also had mass appeal. This second sentence also recalls (anachronistically, as it turns out) that most famous statement of the troubles of the 1860s, Matthew Arnold's Culture and Anarchy , first published as a series of magazine essays in 1867-68 and printed in book form in 1869.

68. Psychology History Romanes, george, (1897). darwin and After darwin. Chicago The Open Court PublishingCo. Romanes, george, (1893). Mental Evolution in Animals. http://muskingum.edu/~psychology/psycweb/history/romanes.htm

George Romanes Compiled by Clinton Abbott (December 1999) Biography Theory Time Line References In 1848 George Romanes was born in Kingston, Ontario, but when he was a child his parents moved to Britain. This was probably one of the best things that could have happened to young Romanes, for he eventually got to meet Charles Darwin, and he became one of his close friends. They became so close that Darwin gave him full access to his notes on animal behavior, which Darwin had worked on for years. The last twenty years of Romanes life was devoted to the study of invertebrate physiology. He was constantly trying to show the development of "intelligent" behavior of a particular species was related to their placement on the evolutionary scale. In fact, he was able to find that the nervous system of the jellyfish acted as if it were a network of connected units. If the jellyfish was to be poked in an area, the organism would contract around that point. From this discovery, the synapse was later revealed. Romanes's Animal Intelligence (1882) was the first attempt to describe the behaviors of animals in the context of evolution. While writing this book, he often had to rely on stories of events from respectable figures, (pet owners, naturalist, travelers) which would lead to some questioning. Although he was forced to use these sources, Romanes still tried to be as careful as possible in selecting his material for reliable witnesses. He went to great pains to avoid hearsay, and was prone to describe revenge or altruism as human motives. Insects receive the most coverage from Romanes in this book, there are almost two hundred pages on insects.

69. George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens NT george Brown darwin Botanic Gardens NT, Travel Guide Accommodation darwin NorthernTerritory. http://www.totaltravel.com.au/travel/nt/topend/darwin/guide/darwin-botanical-gar

home travel guides photos australia australian weather ... Darwin George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens The Darwin Botanic Gardens are more than just beautiful gardens. They provide an avenue into the plant world for our enjoyment, scientific research, conservation and education. The Gardens and Herbarium are part of a national and international network of Botanic Gardens that encourage the exchange of information, plant material and training. These Gardens have strong links with Aboriginal and South East Asian communities. Wildlife watching Wildlife displays Strolling around the gardens The Gardens Facilities Drinking water Visitor Information Centre Visitor Displays Public toilets Walking tracks Electric BBQs Playground Getting There 2 km north of the Darwin City Centre Further Information Webpage: George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens Botanic Gardens Office Phone: Fax: Goyder Centre 25 Chung Wah Terrace Palmerston NT 0830 Phone: Fax: totaltravel.com would like to thank Northern Territory Parks and Wildlife Commission for supplying the information for this page. More Darwin travel guides Destinations Darwin Darwin by Tony Aviation Heritage Centre Darwin Botanic Gardens ... Leanyer Recreation Park Photo gallery Darwin Photos Darwin travel directory (693 listings) Accommodation Hotels Backpackers Apartments ... Houses, Cottages

70. George Deacon Division - Deep Seas Benthic Biology Group - Projects - The Darwin george Deacon Division DEEPSEAS Group - Projects - The darwin Mounds The ‘darwin Mounds’ were discovered in 1998 by SOC scientists engaged in an http://www.soc.soton.ac.uk/GDD/DEEPSEAS/darwinmounds.html

George Deacon Division DEEPSEAS Group Projects - The Darwin Mounds Located at a depth of about 1000m in the north-east corner of the Rockall Trough, immediately south of the Wyville-Thomson Ridge (see figure above), the comparatively small carbonate 'Darwin Mounds' cover an area of approximately 100 km2 and contain some hundreds of mounds. Each of the mounds is approximately 100m in diameter and 5m high. Their sandy construction suggests that they are sand volcanoes - the result of fluidised sand 'de-watering', possibly as a result of slumping on the SW side of the Wyville Thomson Ridge. Above: The Darwin Mounds, west and east fields (see enlarged figures below) A second group of mounds, the east field was discovered in 1999 be SOC scientists carrying out an environmental survey for the UK Department of Trade and Industry. The tops of the mounds are home to live colonies of the deep-water coral species Lophelia pertusa and the biological community that they support. Vulnerable to the effects of deep-water trawling Lophelia thickets on the Darwin Mounds east are already showing seabed marks left by crossing trawlers, leaving a scattering of dead coral fragments in the wake.

71. Lecturers Of The Royal Astronomical Society - Royal Astronomical Society george darwin LECTURES. Year, Lecturer, Date, Title. 2004, M. Edmunds, 2004 December10, The Elemental Universe. 2003, A. Sargent, 2003 December 12 http://www.ras.org.uk/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=270

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75. Welcome To The 2005 Darwin Festival For the first time ever at the STAR SHELL in the george Brown darwin BotanicGardens, a night of dancing under the stars to irresistible Latin rhythms http://www.darwinfestival.org.au/

Home General Information Welcome Messages Darwin Festival 2004 archive ... Site Tools Latest News and Updates - 2005 Santos Concert on the Esplanade You won't want to miss this year's Darwin Festival when you see the fantastic line-up of events for the 18 days and nights from 11 - 28 August . The life and soul of the Festival will once again be the Festival hub in the Darwin Botanic Gardens, with the popular and lively outdoor Star Shell and Music NT Festival Club. The Darwin Festival 2005 is going to be even bigger than last year! There are over 74 productions, 190 events and performances and over 1100 local, national and international artists involved this year. This is one Festival you don't want to miss. Get your Darwin Festival program, read about the events on the website, book your tickets and prepare for two and a half weeks of non-stop entertainment. We guarantee it'll be an unforgettable experience. Darwin Festival Holiday Deals Book your holiday to Darwin for the Darwin Festival - get great holiday deals incuding flights from Melbourne, Brisbane, Sydney, Adelaide and Perth, accommodation, Festival tickets and tours...

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77. Insight Into Marine Science | Observatory History | Directors Sir george darwin was an English astronomer, who was the second son of the Sir george darwin became President of The Royal Astronomical Society in 1899 http://www.pol.ac.uk/home/insight/darwin.html

Home Insight Research About POL ... Search This website uses JavaScript and style sheets. Please ensure that they are enabled in your browser. Insight into marine science Observatory history Sir George Howard Darwin 1845-1912 Sir George Darwin was an English astronomer, who was the second son of the famous naturalist Charles Darwin. Sir George was the first person to develop a theory of evolution for the Sun-Earth-Moon system based on mathematical analysis in geophysical theory, computing where each would be at a specific time. He became Plumian Professor of astronomy and experimental philosophy at Cambridge University in 1883. His famous analysis of tides, based on methods developed by Pierre-Simon Laplace and Lord Kelvin, was published in1884. 'The Tides and Kindred Phenomena in the Solar System" was published in 1898. Sir George Darwin became President of The Royal Astronomical Society in 1899 , and President of the British Association a few years later. He was made Knight Commander of the Bath in 1905. Back to top of page Send us your comments

78. Glossary FitzRoy, Robert Captain of the Beagle, which took Charles darwin on his Simpson, george Gaylord One of the most influential paleontologists of the http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/evolution/library/glossary/glossary.html

acquired trait: A phenotypic characteristic, acquired during growth and development, that is not genetically based and therefore cannot be passed on to the next generation (for example, the large muscles of a weightlifter). adaptation: Any heritable characteristic of an organism that improves its ability to survive and reproduce in its environment. Also used to describe the process of genetic change within a population, as influenced by natural selection adaptive landscape: A graph of the average fitness of a population in relation to the frequencies of genotypes in it. Peaks on the landscape correspond to genotypic frequencies at which the average fitness is high, valleys to genotypic frequencies at which the average fitness is low. Also called a fitness surface. adaptive logic: A behavior has adaptive logic if it tends to increase the number of offspring that an individual contributes to the next and following generations. If such a behavior is even partly genetically determined, it will tend to become widespread in the population. Then, even if circumstances change such that it no longer provides any survival or reproductive advantage, the behavior will still tend to be exhibited unless it becomes positively disadvantageous in the new environment. adaptive radiation: The diversification, over evolutionary time, of a

79. Read Darwin -Just A Minute - Judy George, Chairman And CEO Of Domain Inc. - Maga I sat and listened. I let people say no to me, and I accepted it. —JUDYGEORGE, CHAIRMAN AND CEO, DOMAIN INC. PHOTO BY FURNALD/GRAY http://www.darwinmag.com/read/040102/minute.html

Home Magazine April 2002 > Just a Minute Search Newsletter Features Five Thoughts ... Talk Back "It was one of those moments that almost cost me my company. In the first few years I was blinded by the passion of my idea, and being an entrepreneur, I thought I could conquer any odds single-handedly. managing a business that the critical technologies and operations didn't really get addressed. We spent more money than we should have, we didn't deliver the furniture in a timely fashion, we disappointed a lot of customers, and we overspent on the image and the brand-building. So I flipped it around. I hired people who were not intrigued by my great salesmanship, who would not be enamored with my style or who were even turned off by it. If I mesmerized them in the interview, they were not a candidate. Then I learned to turn off the high beams and stop playing the role of the enormously charismatic saleswoman. Instead of selling my own ideas, I sat and listened. I let people say no to me, and I accepted it." CHAIRMAN AND CEO

80. American Scientist Online - Laying Bare Darwin's Secrets In 1873, St. george Mivart got into a spat with darwin s son george over a darwin nearly went to court on behalf of george (who was in the wrong) and http://www.americanscientist.org/template/AssetDetail/assetid/16205

Home Current Issue Archives Bookshelf ... Subscribe In This Section Reviewed in This Issue Book Reviews by Issue New Books Received Publishers' Directory ... Virtual Bookshelf Archive Site Search Advanced Search Visitor Login Username Password Help with login Forgot your password? Change your username see list of all reviews from this issue: January-February 2003 Laying Bare Darwin's Secrets Keith Stewart Thomson Charles Darwin: The Power of Place . Janet Browne. viii + 591 pp. New York, Alfred A. Knopf, 2002. $37.50. click for full image and caption Only a handful of scientists can have been written about so much as Charles Darwin, and few so well. Two previous biographies stand out: Charles Darwin: A Portrait, by Geoffrey West (1938), and Darwin: The Life of a Tormented Evolutionist, by Adrian Desmond and James Moore (1992). To these we must add the magical memoir Period Piece: A Cambridge Childhood

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