61. LRB | Frank Kermode : Meaningless Legs frank Kermode’s Tanner Lectures on the aesthetics of the canon are out fromPrinceton as From the LRB letters page 19 July 2001 Sheridan morley. http://www.lrb.co.uk/v23/n12/kerm01_.html

HOME SUBSCRIBE LOGIN CONTACTS ... LONDON REVIEW BOOKSHOP Quick Search Subscriber registration Subscribers to the LRB currently get free access to the full content of the magazine in an online edition. If you are a subscriber and would like to register for online access click here If you are already registered you can log in from our login page If you would like further information about subscribing to the LRB click here LRB Vol. 23 No. 12 dated 21 June 2001 Frank Kermode printable layout tell a friend Meaningless Legs Frank Kermode Gielgud: A Theatrical Life 1904-2000 John G.: The Authorised Biography of John Gielgud John Gielgud: An Actor's Life Subscribers to the print edition can log in to view the entire article. For information about subscribing to the London Review of Books click here . If you do not wish to subscribe but would like information about buying the back issue containing this article (if available) click here Frank Kermode Pleasure and Change . He has recently published Pieces of My Mind: Writings 1958-2002 From the LRB letters page: [ 19 July 2001 ] Sheridan Morley Other articles available from the 21 June 2001 issue No Accident Zachary Leader : Gore Vidal's Golden Age After George W. Bush, the Deluge

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63. Bio, Morley, Charles F. morley, CHARLES frank REMAINS IDENTIFIED 08/05/99 Name Charles frank morleyRank/Branch O2/US Air Force Unit 557th Tactical Fighter Squadron, http://www.pownetwork.org/bios/m/m139.htm

MORLEY, CHARLES FRANK REMAINS IDENTIFIED 08/05/99 Name: Charles Frank Morley Rank/Branch: O2/US Air Force Unit: 557th Tactical Fighter Squadron, Cam Ranh Bay, SV Date of Birth: 12 February 1942 Home City of Record: Warrensburg MO Date of Loss: 18 February 1970 Country of Loss: Laos Loss Coordinates: 170600N 1060700E (XD070912) Status (in 1973): Missing In Action Category: 2 Acft/Vehicle/Ground: F4C Refno: Other Personnel In Incident: Thomas C. Daffron (Missing) Source: Compiled by Homecoming II Project 31 April 1990 from one or more of the following: raw data from U.S. Government agency sources, correspondence with POW/MIA families, published sources, interviews. Updated by the P.O.W. NETWORK 1998. REMARKS: SYNOPSIS: When North Vietnam began to increase their military strength in South Vietnam, NVA and Viet Cong troops again intruded on neutral Laos for sanctuary, as the Viet Minh had done during the war with the French some years before. The border road, termed the "Ho Chi Minh Trail" was used for transporting weapons, supplies and troops. Hundreds of American pilots were shot down trying to stop this communist traffic to South Vietnam. Fortunately, search and rescue teams in Vietnam were extremely successful and the recovery rate was high. Still there were nearly 600 who were not rescued. Many of them went down along the Ho Chi Minh Trail and the passes through the border mountains between Laos and Vietnam. Many were alive on the ground and in radio contact with search and rescue and other planes; some were known to have been captured. Hanoi's communist allies in Laos, the Pathet Lao, publicly spoke of American prisoners they held, but when peace agreements were negotiated, Laos was not included, and not a single American was released that had been held in Laos.

64. INTEGRITY - Genre - Frank Herbert One of the more engaging moments of morley s and my conversation was when hesuggested frank HERBERT . . . on systems, complexity, infinity, eternity http://www.ceptualinstitute.com/genre/herbert.htm

THE INTEGRITY PAPERS - James N. Rose http://www.ceptualinstitute.com On wednesday September 24, 1997 I had an interesting serendipitous meeting with Richard Morley while I attended the New England Complex Systems Institute's 1st International Conference on Complex Systems in Nashua, New Hampshire. Actually, he detained me after the day's activities, intently inquiring who I was, since I had appeared at the proceedings quite the rebel interloper, against the standard mantra of Complexty theorists many of whom are of Nobel status. Apparently I had caught someone's attention and there was need to guage if I were troublesome to their immediate plans or not. There are many agendas in any given situation and not all of them innocent or highmindedly academic. Concepts like complexity are being applied and evaluated in realtime human systems world wide with vested interests involved. But I'll leave that for another telling. One of the more engaging moments of Morley's and my conversation was when he suggested that if I really wanted to disseminate my ideas in a broad way, finding an audience which would pick up on my concepts and be more open to subtle influence, that I should consider writing a science fiction work, incorporating my ceptualizations. The immediate thorn would be removed, my ideas would have fertile soil, and with a little bit of good luck there would be a nice bank account to satisfy the needs of my growing family. Quite the plum.

65. Initial List Of Rhodes Scholars Jr. RS27 Hugh Anderson Moran RS05 Brewster Bowen Morgan RS27 Christopher morleyRS10 Felix Muskett morley RS17 frank Vigor morley RS19 Grover Cleveland http://www.theforbiddenknowledge.com/hardtruth/list_rhodes_scholars.htm

Initial List of Rhodes Scholars http://www.biblebelievers.org.au/rsall.htm#Initial%20List%20of%20Rhodes%20Scholars Cecil Rhodes set up the Rhodes Scholarships to recruit and bring top men from several nations to Oxford to be initiated into the Illuminati and to learn about how to bring in a One-World-Government Name Particulars Home

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67. Wood-Block Printing By The Japanese Method frank morley Fletcher Fiction * Jack of the Pony Express or, The Young Riderof the Mountain Trails frank V. Webster http://www.books-on-line.com/bol/BookDisplay.cfm?BookNum=7855

68. Western Division History Left to right Western Division s Herb morley and frank Cox (first and secondfrom left), TCA National President Jim Storer, Western Division s John Parker, http://www.tcawestern.org/history.htm

The Train Collectors Association Western Division Home About our club More about us [Western Division History] Special Collectible Offer Meet Scenes Gallery TCA Kids Club Train Collecting Tips ... 49th Annual Convention The History of Western Division TCA Western Division celebrated it's "50th Anniversary" in 2004. The Train Collectors Association was founded in Yardley, Pennsylvania in July of 1954. The first meeting was held in the barn of noted rail historian Ed Alexander. In the same year, collectors on the west coast met and organized the first division of TCA - the Western Division. The organizing meeting was held Tuesday, Sept. 14, 1954 at the home of Dick Wheeler, 801 Oakdale Road, in Monrovia, California. The result of these two meetings was the formation of the Train Collectors Association (TCA) with Burton Logan being the first president of National, and Evan Middleton serving as President of Western Division. Western Division was the first TCA division formed. TCA Western Division Founders in 1954: (from left) George Smith CM59, Dick Thompson CM63

69. Centre For Industrial Relations And Human Resources, University Of Toronto - Mor Director frank Reid presents Alex Dagg, 2005 morley Gunderson Prize winnner, witha framed certificate at the 23rd Annual Sefton Lecture http://www.chass.utoronto.ca/cir/aboutcir/morleygundersonprize.html

UofT Home CIRHR Home Contact Info Site Map Morley Gunderson Prize The purpose of the Morley Gunderson Prize is to recognize and honour current students or graduates who combine outstanding professional achievement with significant service to the Centre. Nominations may be submitted by current students, graduates, faculty and staff at any time to the Director of the Centre. A selection committee considers all nominations, and the presentation of the award is a highlight of the annual Sefton Lecture, co-sponsored by the Centre and Woodsworth College of the University of Toronto each spring. This prize was established in 1997 as a tribute to Morley Gunderson's 10 years as Director of the Centre for Industrial Relations. Morley career at the University of Toronto and the CIR began in 1971. He was responsible for the design of the Master of Industrial Relations program in the '70s and initiated the PhD program in the '80s. From 1985 to 1997, Morley served as Director of the Centre. His fundraising initiatives in 1997 resulted in the establishment of an endowment fund of over $1 million for student fellowships. The Morley Gunderson Prize is modelled after Morley's own career, which exhibits outstanding accomplishments as a scholar and researcher in industrial relations, simultaneous with great contributions to the activities and goals of the Centre.

70. Morley's Trisection Theorem It wasn t until 1899 that frank morley (one time was president of the AmericanMathematical Association) discovered that lines trisecting the angles of an http://www.mathpages.com/home/kmath376/kmath376.htm

Morley's Trisection Theorem In Proposition 4 of Book IV of the Elements, Euclid inscribes a circle inside an arbitrary triangle by showing that the bisectors of any two of the interior angles meet at a point equidistant from the three edges. Since there is only one such point, it follows that the bisectors of all three angles meet at the same point. Letting 2 a b , and 2 g denote the three interior angles of a triangle, the law of sines implies that the edge lengths are proportional to the sines of these angles, so we can scale the triangle to make the edge lengths equal to these sines as shown below. Since a b g p /2, the central angles are g p b p /2, and a p /2, and the law of sines gives the ratios Making use of the double-angle formula we can substitute for the sines of 2 g b and 2 a in the previous ratios and simplify to give Hence by the sine rule we see that the point of intersection is a distance of from each of the three edges, which confirms that this point is the center of the inscribed circle. Now, since the bisectors of a triangle meet at a single point (a fact which is not entirely self-evident), it seems natural to go on to consider how the tri sectors of a triangle meet. However, Euclid apparently didn't consider this question, nor did anyone else for over 2000 years. (Of course, it's impossible to trisect an arbitrary angle using Euclidean methods, i.e., by straight-edge and compass, so Euclid obviously couldn't have used trisectors in any constructions, but he could still have proven some interesting theorems about trisectors if he had wished.) It wasn't until 1899 that Frank Morley (one time was president of the American Mathematical Association) discovered that lines trisecting the angles of an arbitrary plane triangle meet at the vertices of an equilateral triangle as illustrated in the figure below, where the central triangle (in blue) is equilateral.

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THE BUFFS FIRST WORLD WAR DEAD OFFICERS (Killed in action or died of wounds or disease) Major-General Williams. Edward Charles Ingouville, C.B., D.S.O. Brigadier-General Hasler. Julian Colonel Romer. Frederick Charles, C.B., C.M.G. Lieutenant-Colonels Anderson. Donald Knox, M.C. Blackall. Charles Walter Collison-Morley. Harold Duke Geddes. Augustus David Green. Herbert Walter, D.S.O. Hirst. Henry Denne Kirkpatrick. Harry Fearnley, D.S.O. Newnham-Davis. Nathaniel Studd. Francis Cyril Rupert, D.S.O. Trueman. Arthur Philip Hamilton, O.B.E. Worthington. Claude Arthur, Majors Cattley. Cyril Francis, M.C. Chapman. Charles Meredith Bouverie, M.C. CdodL, CdG (with palms). Fraser. James Scholfield, Furley. Bernard Furley, Slacke. Roger Cecil, Soames. Alfred, D.S.O. Strauss. Bernard Lewis, M.C. Ward. Robert Oscar Cyril, Captains Adam. Alan Gordon Acheson

72. WMCLC Catalogue M morley, frank. Literary Britain (1980). Morris, Francis St. Vincent. Poems (1917).Morris, Stephen. Rolling dice (1986). Morris, Stephen http://www3.shropshire-cc.gov.uk/wmclc/catm.htm

[Content] www.literaryheritage.org.uk Home People Places Themes ... Site map WMCLC catalogue M To find if a book is available in the West Midlands Creative Literature Collection browse through the complete online catalogue of printed resources, which is arranged alphabetically by author. These books are part of a public library resource and are not for sale. Macbeth, George Prayers (1973) Machado, Antonio Castilian Ilexes (1963) Mackenzie, Michael British poetry since 1970 (1977) Maclaren, Ian Beside the bonnie brier bush (1894) Macmahon, John Made Made in Birmingham: a book of verse and prose (1916) Madeley Madeley in old picture postcards (1989) Malkin, Neville Grand tour: a personal view of the Potteries (1976) Mallin, Tom Bedrok (1978) Mallin, Tom Curtains (1971) Mallin, Tom Dodecahedron (1970) Mallin, Tom Knut (1971) Mallin, Tom Lobe (1977) Malpass, Eric House of women (1975) Malpass, Eric Morning's at seven (1990) Malpass, Eric Of human frailty (1987) Maltby, Doreen Lenny (1986) Mandelstam, Osip Mandelshtam's octets- a version (tr) by John Riley (1976) Manford, Alan

73. Third Class Passengers AKS, Master frank Philip, 10m, 3rd Class, 392091, £9 7s, Southampton, 11 morley, Mr William, 34, 3rd Class, 364506, £8 1s, Southampton http://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/thirdclass/

Third Class Passengers We found 708 people . Showing 1 to 708 Name Age Class / Dept Ticket Fare Subgroup Ship Joined at: Occupation Boat Body ABBING, Mr Anthony 3rd Class Southampton Blacksmith ABBOTT, Mrs Rhoda Mary 'Rosa' 3rd Class Southampton A ABBOTT, Mr Rossmore Edward 3rd Class Southampton Jeweller ABBOTT, Mr Eugene Joseph 3rd Class Southampton Scholar ABELSETH, Miss Karen Marie 3rd Class Southampton ABELSETH, Mr Olaus Jørgensen 3rd Class Southampton Farmer A ABRAHAMSSON, Mr Abraham August Johannes 3rd Class Southampton ABRAHIM, Mrs Mary Sophie Halaut 3rd Class Cherbourg C ADAMS, Mr John 3rd Class Southampton AHLIN, Mrs Johanna Persdotter 3rd Class Southampton AKS, Mrs Leah 3rd Class Southampton AKS, Master Frank Philip 3rd Class Southampton ALBIMONA, Mr Nassef Cassem 3rd Class Cherbourg ALEXANDER, Mr William 3rd Class Southampton General Labourer ALHOMÄKI, Mr Ilmari Rudolf 3rd Class Southampton General Labourer ALI, Mr Ahmed

74. Span Class= Home_top_blurb Sullivan Goss Br /span Span Class (for more information on a particular item, click on a link below). 104562.Portrait of a Dark Haired Woman.. Fletcher, frank morley. 1937.. $1500.00. http://www.sullivangoss.com/drawings/Default.asp?action=search&search_type=paint

75. RARB Review Of The Douglas Frank Chorale - The A Cappella Singer Madrigal likers can bask in the glow of the Douglas frank Chorale with a CD that Now is the month of Maying from Thomas morley is a fantastic piece of http://www.rarb.org/reviews/188.html

The Douglas Frank Chorale The A Cappella Singer view a larger image of the cover Average scores: Overall: Tuning/blend: Energy/intensity: Innovation/creativity: Sound/production: Repeat listenability: Soloists: Reviews By Rebecca Christie Geraldine Chung , and Jonathan Sears Elie Landau Brock Harris Recording Information Recorded 2000 Total time: 60:57, 30 songs Ordering Information CDs are available online for $17.97 plus shipping through Virtual Voices or by calling 1-800-711-3627. Track Listing Tracks: Sing we and chant it (Morley) 1:57 April is in my Mistress' face (Morley) 1:29 Now is the month of Maying (Morley) 1:51 My Bonny Lass (Morley) 1:56 Shoot, false love, I care not (Morley) 4:10 Dainty, fine, sweet nymph (Morley) 2:52 Flora gave me fairest flowers (Wilbye) 2:51 Adieu, sweet Amarillis (Wilbye) 2:27 Grace my lovely one, fair beauties (Weelkes) 1:42 Lady, your eye my love enforced (Weelkes) 4:11 I thought that love had been a boy (Byrd) 1:19 Let go, why do you stay me? (Bennett) 1:52

76. The Peirce Edition Project | Peirce's Correspondents George Shattuck morley, Edward Williams morley, frank (American Journal ofMathematics) Morris, MF Morrison, Justin Morse, Edward Sylvester Mott, http://www.iupui.edu/~peirce/peirce/lettersx.htm

List of Known Peirce Correspondents This list includes names of persons Peirce sent letters to and/or received letters from, either probably or certainly, and names of people who wrote letters concerning Peirce, a few of which Peirce had copies of, that have been retrieved in different archives. The list also includes names of institutions. We strongly wish that readers interested in this list would look for a number of the names in their local archives in the hope of finding new Peirce-related letters. We expect that thousands of letters by Peirce still survive in unsearched archives both in the U.S. and abroad. Please join the effort in their recovery! A B C D ... top Abbot, Francis Ellingwood Adams Express Company Adams, Brooks Adams, Charles K. Adams, George B. Agassiz, Alexander Agassiz, Elizabeth C. Agassiz, Louis Aikins, H. Austin Alden, John B. Allen, Col. Vanderbilt Alline, L. M. Allis, E. C. American Academy of Arts and Sciences American Association for the Advancement of Science American Historical Review, The American Mathematical Society American Metrological Society American Society for Psychical Research American Society for the Extension of University Teaching Anster, David Anthony, Andrew V. S. (Sun and Shade) Anthony, R. A. (McVikar, Gaillard Realty Co.) Appleton, D. and Company Appleton, William W. Arnold, Constable, and Co. Arnold, George F. Arnot, Raymond H. Astor Library Astor, John Jacob Atlantic Monthly Ausfeld, H. Austen, D. Austin, Ben W. (Trinity Historical Society, Dallas, Texas)

77. Ken Morley He was the only child born to engineer frank morley and his wife Phylliss.Ken weighed 7lb 3oz at birth. He was educated at St. Peters Church of England http://www.corrie.net/profiles/actors/morley_ken.html

Ken Morley Real name: Kenneth William Morley Born: 17 January 1943, Chorley, Lancashire Married: Sue (27 July 1989, Woolwich Town Hall) Children: Roger (b: 11 November 1990; m: Sue) Contact: c/o ICM Played: Reg Holdsworth (25 October 1989 - 27 October 1995) Kenneth William Morley was born in Chorley Hospital, Lancashire on 17th January 1943 at 6am . He was the only child born to engineer Frank Morley and his wife Phylliss. Ken weighed 7lb 3oz at birth. He was educated at St. Peters Church of England School and Elementary School until the age of 12 and then went to Ashworth College until he was fifteen. He left school with no qualifications. His best friend at school was Peter Smith. Ken trained as an apprentice mechanic then in September 1963 he enrolled at Alston Hall College where he gained 6 O levels and 2 A levels. In 1966 he moved to London and became a teacher at a primary school in Holloway Road. He then became a supply teacher in Lancashire mainly teaching History and English. Later in his teaching career, Ken was a teacher at Smithills High School in Bolton, Craigmount School in Edinburgh and Archbishop Tennison School in London. Ken's father Frank died on 1 April 1970. Ken made his television debut in Crown Court in 1972 and his stage debut in Romeo and Juliet in Sheffield. The following two years were spent at the Oxford Playhouse and with the Half Moon Theatre Company. In 1974 he enrolled at Manchester University reading English and Drama. During his studies he met a student teacher called Sue who became his girlfriend - and later his wife. Ken began acting on stage in productions including

78. Felix Morley: An Old-fashioned Republican - By Joseph Stromberg In February 1944, morley and frank Hanighen launched a weekly newsletter, HumanEvents, to provide comment on the news. In the fourth issue he discussed http://antiwar.com/article.php?articleid=3340

79. Malcolm Morley Malcolm morley. WillemDe Kooning, Dan Flavin, Jasper Jones, Donald Judd,Malcolm morley,frank Stella, Xavier Fourcade, New York (catalogue) http://www.speronewestwater.com/cgi-bin/iowa/artists/bio.html?record=8

80. The A Cappella Singer By Douglas Frank Chorale At Audio Lunchbox 2, April is in my Mistress face (morley), 0129, 0.89. 3, Now is the month ofMaying (morley), 0151, 0.89. 4, My Bonny Lass (morley), 0156, 0.89 http://www.audiolunchbox.com/album?a=18321

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