41. Karl Pearson: A Reader's Guide (Main Document) Karl Pearson (1906) Walter Frank raphael weldon.18601906, Biometrika, 5,1-52.JSTOR. In old age Pearson wrote affectionately of his student days in the http://www.economics.soton.ac.uk/staff/aldrich/main.htm

Karl Pearson: A Reader’s Guide Go to FRONT page Print the legend! [The first thing Pearson could remember] was sitting in a high chair sucking his thumb. Someone told him to stop sucking it, and added that unless he did so, the thumb would wither away. He put his two thumbs together and looked at them for a long time. “They look alike to me,” he said to himself. “I can’t see that the thumb I suck is any smaller than the other. I wonder if she could be lying to me.” Here in this simple story we have rejection of constituted authority, faith in his own interpretation of the meaning of observed data, and finally, imputation of moral obliquity to a person whose judgement differed from his own. These characteristics were prominent throughout his entire career. W a l k ... er Biographical Sketch Photos of KP in with G a lton of W e l d ... r Karl Pearson was born in London on March 27 th 1857 into an upper-middle class family, his father a barrister. He read mathematics at Cambridge University, where M a xw e ... y and Stokes were the luminaries. He had the best of coaches

42. Raphael Weldon Université Montpellier II Translate this page raphael weldon (1860-1906). Cette image et la biographie complète en anglaisrésident sur le site de l’université de St Andrews Écosse http://ens.math.univ-montp2.fr/SPIP/article.php3?id_article=1973

43. CNYBA News: October, 2000 Jamboree on October 22 at raphael s in Syracuse. RAMBLIN by Helen weldon OUR CHRISTMAS PARTY will be held at raphael s Restaurant, Syracuse, http://www.cnyba.com/cnyba/news/archive/news10.00.html

NEWS and TIDBITS for October, 2000 Also, mark your calendars on November 11, for a Musical Tribute to Hank Williams and Patsy Cline at Baker High School, E Oneida St, Baldwinsville, NY which is a fundraiser for CNYBA and tickets are $10 advanced and $12 at the door and are available from CNYBA members at 315-255-3982 and 315-637-4180 or Canaltown Productions 716-798-3975. This function is put on by Ron and Nancy OneSong who are well-known by country and bluegrass music enthusiasts throughout NY and Pa. Accompanying them will be local legend Hal Casey (fiddle), Judy Shunk (upright bass) and Mark Miller (steel guitar). Congratulations to the Delaney Brothers on the production of their new CD "Full Spectrum". Call ray at 607-753-8365 or rdelaney@adyssey.net. Ron and Nancy OneSong, October 21 at 7PM Bridgeport United Methodist Church in Bridgeport. Free admission. Info 315-633-9745. Also OneSong will be playing at the "All-Star" Jamboree on October 22 at Raphael's in Syracuse. RAMBLIN: by Helen Weldon Welcome one and all to another beautiful fall seasonleaves are turning, geese are heard in the skys and some morning soon there will be "frost on the pumpkin", I will be leaving for a Grand Chapter Session in Niagra Falls on Oct 2 and on Oct. 5 will retire from my office as Grand Fraternal Correspondent and my travels will be fewer. I have had 56 books on the Grand Chapter Session of other states to read and condense down for a report I will give to 1000+ delegates on Wed. October 4. This has been a wonderful experience that I will remember for a long time.

44. History of modern statistics were Karl Pearson (18571936), the first Galton Professorof Eugenics at UCL, and raphael weldon (1860-1906), who was also at UCL. http://www.ucl.ac.uk/~ucbhtoc/History.html

A brief history of biometry Modern statistics originated in the 17th century from two sources. The first came from political science and was developed to describe in a quantitative way, the affairs of goverment and the state (which is in fact where the term stat isistics actually comes from). This study was also known as political arithmetic. The development of taxing and insurance systems promoted an interest in censusing population numbers, and measuring longevity (which we will cover in this course) and causes of mortality. These problems attracted a special interest in England, as the country prospered during the development of its empire. John Graunt (1620-1674) and William Petty (1623-1687) were two of the statisticians of this time. The second root of modern statistics, the mathematical theory of probability, developed mostly in continental Europe out of an interest in games of chance or gambling. Major contributors to this theory were Pierre de Fermat Blaise Pascal (1623-1662) and Jacques Bernoulli (1654-1705). These two approaches were first combined by

45. Boston Review: Is Darwin In The Details? A Debate evolutionists have tended towards selectionism and adaptationism andgradualismthink of Alfred Russel Wallace, of raphael weldon, of Ronald Fisher. http://www.bostonreview.net/br22.1/ruse.html

CURRENT ISSUE table of contents FEATURES new democracy forum new fiction forum poetry fiction ... archives ABOUT US masthead mission rave reviews contests ... advertising SERVICES bookstore locator literary links subscribe Search this site or the web Powered by FreeFind Site Web More Articles on Evolution Enough Speculation Michael Ruse A llen Orr's critique of Darwin's Black Box is devastating and, assuming that there are some out there who find the book plausible and yet have open minds, might do some good. For me, although I did not need convincing, there is the sheer pleasure in seeing an expert in his field take on the ignorant and arrogantly presumptuous. However, I do feel that Orr failed to raise the most important issue of all: Did Behe have the right, in the first place, to appeal to design? Do not misunderstand me. As far as I am concerned, if Behe wants to appeal to design to understand the world, he can do so all that he wants. I will defend to the end his right to do so. If he wants to spend the next six months standing on his head in Harvard Square, I am his backer. Rather, I ask whether he has the right to do so in a context where he expects us to take him seriously, especially to take him seriously as a scientist. Think of an analogous example. This last summer, a large jetliner went down in the Atlantic just off Long Island. Six months later, no one has any real idea as to how or why it happened. Would the pertinent aviation authorities, or the President of the United States for that matter, have the right to declare that it was an act of God, in the sense of a miraculous intervention by the Deity? Or, if you prefer, by an evil spirit? Our reaction to such a suggestion would be somewhere between humor and disgust, even in a country like the United States where God is invoked in public discourse with a frequency and familiarity which makes the members of older civilizations cringe with embarrassment.

46. Review Of Dorothea Fischer-Hornung And Heike Raphael-Hernandez (eds by Dorothea FischerHornung and Heike raphael-Hernandez (2000), 336 pages . Among the figures she touches upon briefly are WEB DuBois, James weldon http://www.bilkent.edu.tr/~jast/Number13/Dayal-br.htm

Journal of American Studies of Turkey Book Review Holding Their Own: Perspectives on the Multi-Ethnic Literatures of the United States, by Dorothea Fischer-Hornung and Heike Raphael-Hernandez (2000), 336 pages. Samir Dayal Nothing more vividly reveals a culture to itself than a recognition of itself in an outsider’s eyes. It is not too much to say then that one of the most productive features of a collection of essays on multi-ethnic literatures of America published in Europe, such as Holding Their Own , is that it provides an outsider’s perspective. By the same token, it is worth noting too that the multicultural situation in the U.S. potentially has some light to shed on Europe’s own struggles with multi-ethnic constituencies. Admittedly, it is not always clear in this collection that cultural distance is really the salient feature of the comments made by the contributors, or that there is something particularly European about a given commentator’s analysis. Still, most of the contributors are affiliated with universities outside of the U.S., or are not U.S. residents, and this certainly plays a role in the rich variety of perspectives gathered together in this publication. Such “outsider” perspectives can productively displace a U.S.-centered understanding of U.S. multi-ethnic literatures’ significance in a larger, international context. What is invoked in this rich and varied collection of essays, then, is a kind of double consciousness: an appreciation of those literatures simultaneously within the national (U.S.) context and in a broader conceptual frame. This is most appropriate, since double consciousness is one of the five key themes organizing these wide-ranging essaysthe other four are the various ways of conceptualizing the intertwined notions of home, place and space, cultural difference, the politics and poetics of opposition, and marginality. The editors admit candidly that the volume’s twenty-four essays (not counting the introduction or the brief Afterword) “have been divided into chapters to unify a decidedly non-unified project” (xii-xiii). The essays appearing under each chapter do have a rough coherence; they can be regarded as variations on themes.

47. Famous Mathematicians With AW Charles Weatherburn Heinrich Martin Weber Joseph Wedderburn Karl WeierstrassAndré Weil Julius Weingarten Alexander Weinstein Julius Weisbach raphael weldon http://www.famousmathematician.com/az/mathematician_W.htm

Mathematicians - W Bartel van der Waerden Abraham Wald Geoffrey Walker John Walker John Wallis Hsien Chung Wang Albert Wangerin Pierre Wantzel Edward Waring Henry Watson Tadeusz Wazewski Charles Weatherburn Heinrich Martin Weber Joseph Wedderburn Karl Weierstrass André Weil Julius Weingarten Alexander Weinstein Julius Weisbach Raphael Weldon Caspar Wessel John West Hermann Weyl Anna J. Pell Wheeler William Whiston Henry White Alfred N. Whitehead Edmund Whittaker John Whittaker Gordon Whyburn Johannes Widman Helmut Wielandt Wilhelm Wien Norbert Wiener Eugene Wigner Ernest Wilczynski Andrew Wiles Ernest Wilkins John Wilkins Jim Wilkinson Samuel Wilks Alexander Wilson Edwin Wilson John Wilson Wilhelm Winkler Aurel Wintner Wilhelm Wirtinger John Wishart Ernst Witt Johan de Witt Edward Witten Ludwig Wittgenstein Jacob Wolfowitz Robert Woodward Sir Christopher Wren Send mail to webmaster@famousmathematician.com

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50. Royal Society | About The Society | History Of Science | Biographies Of Fellows weldon, Walter Frank raphael. Proceedings B 1908 vol 80 pp xxvxli. Welford,Walter Thompson. Biographical Memoirs 2004 vol 50 pp 315-331, plate, http://www.royalsoc.ac.uk/page.asp?id=2386

51. PhilSci Archive - The "Evolutionary Synthesis" Of George Udny Yule the scientific figures who should have been most interested in this thesis (thebiometricians WF raphael weldon and Karl Pearson, and the Mendelian William http://philsci-archive.pitt.edu/archive/00001378/

About Browse Search Register ... Help The "Evolutionary Synthesis" of George Udny Yule Tabery, James (2003) The "Evolutionary Synthesis" of George Udny Yule. Full text available as: Microsoft Word - Requires a viewer, such as Microsoft Word Viewer Abstract Keywords: biometric-Mendelian debate, evolutionary synthesis, George Udny Yule, Karl Pearson, law of ancestral heredity, Ronald A. Fisher, reduction, William Bateson Subjects: Specific Sciences Biology Evolutionary Theory General Issues ... History of Science Case Studies ID Code: Deposited By: Tabery, James Deposited On: 15 September 2003 Send feedback to: philsci-archive@library.pitt.edu

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Home Events Coaches and Officers Newsletters and Forms ... Calendar Tournament Results Contact Archives State Tournament - 04-29-2005 - 05-01-2005 Nat Quals - 04-07-2005 - 04-09-2005 State Quals IE 2 - 03-20-05 State Quals Debate - 03-12-2005 ... Novice Debate - 12/6/03 Bellarmine College Preparatory Speech and Debate State Tournament - 04-29-2005 - 05-01-2005 Hi Everyone. We've just returned from the grueling and exciting three day weekend that is the State Championships, held this year at Cal State Northridge. In short, there were many positive results, including a second place team performance in the large school division. The Bells earned 118 points as a team, usually enough to win the title; however, James Logan of Union City, having been denied for the last two years, quite simply would not take second again. Logan won with an all-time high score of 143 points. We congratulate Mr. Tommie Lindsey and the James Logan team on a monumental effort; please take a minute and congratulate our own guys, listed below, who won and lost with equal grace... Public Forum Debate Quarterfinals Patrick Go/Amar Naik Parliamentary Debate First Jonathan Weed/Brian Stephan Impromptu First Brian Stephan Fifth Dylan Groves Sixth Rustin Kashani Semifinals Nihaal Karnik Original Prose/Poetry Semifinals George Bayuga International Extemporaneous

53. Studies In The History Of Statistics And Probability Walter Frank raphael weldon, 18601926 by Karl Pearson; Some incidents in theearly history of biometry and statistics 1890-94 by ES Pearson http://www.york.ac.uk/depts/maths/histstat/bib/studies.htm

STUDIES IN THE HISTORY OF STATISTICS AND PROBABILITY Edited by E S Pearson and M G Kendall (QUARTO S 0.9 STU) CONTENTS Dicing and gaming by F N David The beginnings of probability calculus by M G Kendall A Note on playing cards by M G Kendall The Book of Fate by M G Kendall Random mechanisms in Talmudic literature by A M Hasofer Where shall the history of statistics begin? by M G Kendall Medical statistics from Graunt to Farr by M Greenwood The principle of the arithmetic mean by R L Plackett A note on the early solutions of the problem of the duration of play by A R Thatcher An essay towards solving a problem in the doctrine of chances by T Bayes (with a biographical note by G A Barnard) The most probable choice between several discrepant observations and the formulation therefrom of the most likely induction by D Bernoulli (with observations by L Euler and an introductiory note by M G Kendall) A note on the history of the graphical presentation of nature by E Royston Thomas Young on coincidences by M G Kendall Notes on the history of correlation by Karl Pearson The historical development of the Gauss linear model by H L Seal On the early history of the law of large numbers by O B Sheynin A note on the early statistical study of literary style by C B Williams De Morgan and the statistical study of literary style by R D Lord Isaac Todhunter's History of the Mathematical Theory of Probability by M G Kendall Francis Ysidro Edgeworth, 1845-1926 by M G Kendall

54. WebGED: Sparks Family Tree Data Page Lancaster, raphael (*1735 ) - male spouse Neale, Teresa (*1739 - ) Landers,weldon (*1897 - ) - male father Landers, John Brooks (1858 - 1927) http://sparksfamilytree.net/family_tree/wga45.html

previous go to surnames Lancaster, James Monroe - male b. 14 JUN 1870 d. 23 DEC 1952 father: Lancaster, Jonathan J. (1837 - 1883) mother: Murphree, Mary Ann Frances (1844 - 1891) SQ p. 3633: "...they (Monroe and Martha Ann) were buried in the Walnut GroveCemetery near Trenton, Tennessee." spouse: Parchman, Ida C. (1874 - ) - m. 2 MAR 1892 child: Lancaster, Frances (*1905 - ) child: Lancaster, William (*1905 - ) child: Lancaster, Nina (*1905 - ) spouse: Pinkerton, Martha Ann (1877 - 1937) - m. 24 DEC 1903 child: Lancaster, Mary (*1907 - ) child: Lancaster, Ersie (*1907 - ) child: Lancaster, HIldred (*1907 - ) child: Lancaster, David (*1907 - ) child: Lancaster, Willie (*1907 - ) child: Lancaster, Woodrow (*1907 - ) child: Lancaster, Minnie (*1907 - ) Lancaster, James Monroe - male b. 13 MAR 1871 d. 8 JUN 1934 father: Lancaster, William Henry (1829 - 1875) mother: Horner, Mary Jane (1837 - 1905) spouse: Stanley, Nancy Jane (*1875 - ) Lancaster, Jemima Adelaide - female b. 3 DEC 1862 d. 14 MAR 1949 father: Lancaster, Gabriel (1813 - 1866) mother: Horner, Nancy Sarah (1826 - 1910)

55. CSC - Father Of Eugenics: Biometricians, including Galton s two main disciples, the mathematician KarlPearson and the biologist raphael weldon, were the chief opponents of Mendelian http://www.discovery.org/scripts/viewDB/index.php?command=view&id=1573

56. MathBirthdays - Tuesday, March 15 1855 Sir Charles Vernon Boys. 1860 Walter Frank raphael weldon. 1868 Grace ChisholmYoung. 1980 Boris Nikolaevich Delone http://educationaltechnology.ca/dan/calendars/day.php?cal=mathBirthdays&getdate=

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58. Statistici Celebri Abraham Wald, ungherese, 19021950; GSWatson; Walter Frank raphael weldon, 1860-1906;WAWhitney; Frank Wilcoxon, irlandese, 1892-1965; Charles P. Winsor http://encyclopedie-it.snyke.com/articles/statistici_celebri.html

Statistici celebri Elenco (in ordine alfabetico ) di personaggi che hanno contribuito allo sviluppo della Statistica Vedi anche: Storia della statistica Matematici A-C Matematici D-L Matematici M-R ... Biografie Indice A B C D ... Z A Alexander Craig Aitken, Peter Armitage B Maurice Stevenson Bartlett, britannico, Thomas Bayes , britannico, Frank Albert Benford Yves Berger Jakob Bernoulli , svizzero, Sergei Natanovic Bernstein, Iren©e-Jules Bienaym© , francese, Duane Boes Ladislaus Bortkiewicz George Box George W. Brown C Arthur Cayley, Pafnuti Cebicev , russo, Alexey Cervonenkis, Unione sovietica, William G. Cochran , britannico, David R. Cox britannico Gertrude Mary Cox, statunitense, Richard Threlkeld Cox , statunitense, Harald Cram©r (Svezia, D Bruno de Finetti Abraham de Moivre , francese, W. Edwards Deming Persi Diaconis Douglas Hamilton Dickson, Wilfrid Dixon Richard Doll , britannico, Mike Dugas J. Durbin Paul Dwyer E Francis Ysidro Edgeworth Agner Krarup Erlang , danese, F William Feller, Irving Fisher , statunitense, Ronald A. Fisher , britannico, Bruno de Finetti , italiano, G George Gallup , statunitense, Francis Galton , britannico, Carl Friedrich Gauss , tedesco, Jules Gavarret

59. Subject Biog. weldon, Walter Frank raphael 18601906 ANON (Karl Pearson - see footnote p.1 KP ).A MEMOIR reprinted from Biometrika 1906. WHYTT, Robert FRENCH, RK http://www.staffs.ac.uk/schools/sciences/psychology/chop/subject/Biography.html

INDIVIDUALS SUPERIORITY AND SOCIAL INTEREST A Collection of Later Writings with Biographical Essay [AQUINAS, Thomas] COPLESTON, F.C. AQUINAS 1955 AUBREY, John ed. Oliver Lawson DICK AUBREY'S BRIEF LIVES 1950 [AUBREY, John] ....AND THE REALM OF LEARNING by Michael Hunter 1975 [BACON, Francis] BOWEN, C.D. (1963) Francis Bacon. The Temper of a Man E [BACON, Francis] QUINTON, Anthony FRANCIS BACON 1980 BALLARD, Philip Boswood THINGS I CANNOT FORGET 1937 BARROWS, S.D. (1986) Mayflower Madam. The Secret Life of Sydney Biddle Barrows E BEASLEY, B. REMINISCENCES OF A STAMMERER n.d. (c.1900) [BENEDICT, Ruth] MEAD, Margaret RUTH BENEDICT 1974 [BENEKE, Friedrich Eduard] BRANDT, Francis Burke FRIEDRICH EDUARD BENEKE. THE MAN AND HIS PHILOSOPHY. An Introductory Study. 1895 [BENTHAM, Jeremy] MANNING, D.J. THE MIND OF JEREMY BENTHAM 1968 BERG, Charles BEING LIVED BY MY LIFE A Sort of Autobiography 1957 [BERNAL, J.D.] GOLDSMITH, M. (1980) Sage. A Life of J.D.Bernal E [BERKELEY, Bishop George] PITCHER, George BERKELEY 1977 [BERKELEY, Bishop George] LUCE, A.A.

60. Subject Hist.Psy. weldon, Walter Frank raphael 18601906 ANON (Karl Pearson - see footnote p.1 KP ).A MEMOIR reprinted from Biometrika 1906. WERTHEIMER, Michael http://www.staffs.ac.uk/schools/sciences/psychology/chop/subject/HistoryofPsycho

HISTORY OF PSYCHOLOGY, PHILOSOPHY AND HUMAN SCIENCES (Includes Psychological History) (For Political etc. history titles not moved to CHOP consult GR. See also ARCHAEOLOGY) ASPECTS OF THE HISTORY OF PSYCHOLOGY IN AMERICA 1892/1992 1994 ARIES, Philippe (trans. Robert Baldick) CENTURIES OF CHILDHOOD 1962(French-1960) ASH, Mitchell G. GESTALT PSYCHOLOGY IN GERMAN CULTURE 1890-1967 Holism and the Quest for Objectivity PSYCHOLOGY IN TWENTIETH-CENTURY THOUGHT AND SOCIETY 1987 BAKAN, David SIGMUND FREUD AND THE JEWISH MYSTICAL TRADITION 1958 BALDWIN, James Mark HISTORY OF PSYCHOLOGY A Sketch and an Interpretation 2 vols in one: Vol.1.From the Earliest Times to John Locke; Vol.2.From John Locke to the PresentTime n.d.(Pref.date 1913.) BAMBOROUGH, J.B. THE LITTLE WORLD OF MAN 1952 BARBU, Zevedei PROBLEMS OF HISTORICAL PSYCHOLOGY 1960 BARNARD, H.C. GIRLS AT SCHOOL UNDER THE An account of the education of girls in France in the 17th-18th centuries 1954 BARNARD, H.C. A HISTORY OF ENGLISH EDUCATION from 1760 1969 (1st-1947) London: ULP BEEKMAN, Daniel

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