41. List Of Jewish Americans - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Billy eisenberg, bridge backgammon champion; Charles Goren, bridge player writer irwin Allen, producer director; George Axelrod, screenwriter http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Jewish_Americans

List of Jewish Americans From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. List of Jews by country Sub-Saharan Africa Arab World ... Canada US Asia Oceania (*most are Jewish) List of Americans by U.S. state by ethnicity: Black Arab Filipino Greek ... Japanese Jewish Korean Native Norwegian Polish ... edit At about 6 1/2 million, the Jewish population of the United States is currently the largest Jewish population in the world. Judaism is the second most populous religion in the US after Christianity, comprising over 2% of the population. Here is a list of some prominent Jewish Americans , arranged by field of activity. Contents Sports Baseball Basketball Boxing ... edit Sports edit Baseball Cal Abrams , baseball player Brad Ausmus , baseball player (Jewish mother) Bo Belinsky , baseball player (Jewish mother) Moe Berg Ron Blomberg , baseball player, MLB's first designated hitter Lou Boudreau , baseball player, MVP 1948, HoF (Jewish mother) Harry Danning , baseball player Barney Dreyfuss , co-founder of the World Series Theo Epstein , general manager of the Boston Red Sox Shawn Green , baseball player Adam Greenberg , baseball player Hank Greenberg , baseball player, MVP 1935/1940, HoF Ken Holtzman , baseball player Gabe Kapler , baseball player Sandy Koufax , baseball player, MVP 1963, HoF Mike Lieberthal , baseball player (Jewish father) Jason Marquis , baseball player Levi Meyerle , credited with first double and triple (1876) Marvin Miller , first director of the MLBPA Buddy Myer , baseball player Lip Pike , 19th century player Al Rosen , baseball player, MVP 1953 Goody Rosen . baseball player

42. Graduates From Rockaway In 1956** Lamm, irwin dilamm@adelphia.net - Boca Raton, FL And Lenny Gunther thegreatest violinist, and Rich Zucker of Cello Fame Where are you? http://www.farrockaway.com/1956.html

Graduates From Rockaway In 1956** Post Your Own Messages on the 1956 Message Board Click Here To Post Messages For Your 1956 Classmates Click Here To View Messages From Your 1956 Classmates This wonderful photo of the Class of 1956 which was taken at the reunion in September was sent in by Carol Marston. Thanks for sending it along. Freda Goldstein (Deutsch), Class of 1956 joins us from Henderson, NV and writes the following. We have raised 5 children and have 6 grandchildren and are living in Las Vegas. I would love to hear from long lost friends and acquaintences. Please feel free to contact me. I have already been in contact with some of my high school cohorts that I have not seen or been in contact with since graduation. It has been so much fun and such a thrill to be in touch with our past. This web site is beyond fantastic. Freda can be reached at freda6@cox.net Sheldon (Shelly) Fogel, Class of 1956 joins us from Las Vegas, Nevada and writes the following. My name is Sheldon (Shelly) Fogel, Class of 1956 - brother Lawrence (Larry) Class of 49 and sister Enid Class of 52. We all graduated from P S 106. I now live in Las Vegas for the past twenty years I have been in the gaming business. I really enjoy the Rockaway Beach web site . Keep up the good work on the web .

43. STATIONARY Regina Carter, Jazz violinist Regina Carter Jazz violinist, recording Star andnew Board featuring Dennis irwin on bass and Matt Wilson on drums. http://www.newschool.edu/jazz/newsletter/WI02newsletter.html

FALL 2001 / WINTER 2002 CHICO HAMILTON: EIGHTY YEARS YOUNG Celebrating his 80th birthday year with consummate cool is faculty member Chico Hamilton, who released his latest CD for Koch Jazz, Foreststorn, earlier this year. The album features Chico's Euphoria group as well as special guests and former bandmembers Arthur Blythe, Steve Turre, Eric Person, former Spin Doctors' guitarist Eric Schenkman (a Jazz Program alum), Blues Traveler's John Popper (also a Jazz Program alum), and Charlie Watts of The Rolling Stones. Currently, Foreststorn is on the 44th Grammy Awards Entry List, under the Jazz Category for Best Jazz Instrumental Album, Individual or Group, and is the fastest shipping album in Koch Jazz' history. Over the summer, Chico performed with Euphoria at New York's The Knitting Factory (broadcast on the BET Network), and also participated in an extraordinary celebration at Lincoln Center Out-Of-Doors' August festival called "My Funny Valentine - An 80th Birthday Tribute to Chico Hamilton." Chico is also featured in the November Down Beat's "Still The Man," an article celebrating the Koch release as well as highlighting his 80th birthday. Describing him as a "musician first, drummer second," the writer praises Chico's far-ranging and consistently astounding music talents, as well as his history as a mentor of other musicians. Another article and interview

44. Nashville Scene it s worth going just to watch irwin, in the Spider Dreams, composed by their violinistDavid Balakrishnan teaching his naïve nephew (Jesse eisenberg) how to http://nashvillescene.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?story=Back_Issues:2003:January_16-

45. Casebook - D Del Pozo (Arraignment Judge John Sierra) Bernard Grant (Judge irwin Reisman) The Manhattan Symphony Orchestra s star violinist is found murdered in http://wolfstories2.tripod.com/id62.htm

var TlxPgNm='id62'; Home Episode Guide Casebook Casebook - D Review and Summary links will be activated when that material is available. Want to review an episode on this page? Just use the form at the bottom, or send the review to lawandorder3x@lycos.com D-Girl Episode Part 1 of a trilogy ("Turnaround", "Showtime"); Curtis and Briscoe travel to Los Angeles after the body of a decapitated woman is identified as the head of a major Hollywood studio. Airdate Fan Reviews Keith Szarabajka (Neal Gorton) Lauren Graham (Lisa Lundquist) Scott Cohen (Eddie Newman) Jeffrey D. Sams (Evan Grant) Paul Hecht (Dr. Dan Duval) Dick Latessa (Unknown) Michael Harney (Lt. Stu Miller) Michael Zaslow (Ben Hollings) Janeane Garofalo (Greta Heis) John Newton (Judge Eric Caffey) Norma Fire (Judge Pamela Jensen) Scott Rabinowitz (Dr. Levine) Harrison Young (Gus) Rainer Grant (Marlowe Powers) John Kudan (Jerome) Gary Evans (Uniform Policeman Richie) Don Creech (Carl Thurston) Marla Rubinoff (Shane Perry) Brian McQuillan (Luke Richmond) Susan Cella (Maria Rago) Maria Bellantoni (Carmela Rago) Ken Forman (bartender) Renee Bluestone (Mrs. Stacy Rudman) Carolyn Gorel (Katie) Gene Ruffini (Bum) Jo Twiss (Neighbor) Robert Dolan (CSU technician) Gregg Dubner (Newscaster) Benjamin Cain (Court Clerk) Robert Culp (Himself (uncredited)) Summary Written by Rene Balcer Ed Zuckerman Gardner Stern Directed by Ed Sherin Constantine Makris Characters McCoy Ross Schiff Briscoe Curtis Van Buren Damaged Episode The shooting of a teacher in a high school parking lot leads to the arrest of several male students who had sex with a developmentally-disabled girl, and McCoy tries to prove it was rape and not consensual.

46. The Campaign For Stuyvesant - Link To Home Page irwin Zahn (Zahnstecher) 44 Mechanical engineer; Chairman, Autosplice Inc., Solo violinist and chamber musician with an active performance schedule http://www.ourstrongband.org/notables.htm

47. A STATEMENT OF CONSCIENCE irwin Silber, writer. Barbara Sicuranza, actor, writer. Elizabeth Leonie Simpson Richard A. Vikstrom, violinist, 2002 Green Candidate for US Senate http://www.zmag.org/Turkey/nion.htm

A STATEMENT OF CONSCIENCE Not In Our Name L et it not be said that people in the United States did nothing when their government declared a war without limit and instituted stark new measures of repression. The signers of this statement call on the people of the U.S. to resist the policies and overall political direction that have emerged since September 11, 2001, and which pose grave dangers to the people of the world. We believe that peoples and nations have the right to determine their own destiny, free from military coercion by great powers. We believe that all persons detained or prosecuted by the United States government should have the same rights of due process. We believe that questioning, criticism, and dissent must be valued and protected. We understand that such rights and values are always contested and must be fought for. We believe that people of conscience must take responsibility for what their own governments do we must first of all oppose the injustice that is done in our own name. Thus we call on all Americans to RESIST the war and repression that has been loosed on the world by the Bush administration. It is unjust, immoral, and illegitimate. We choose to make common cause with the people of the world. We too watched with shock the horrific events of September 11, 2001. We too mourned the thousands of innocent dead and shook our heads at the terrible scenes of carnage even as we recalled similar scenes in Baghdad, Panama City, and, a generation ago, Vietnam. We too joined the anguished questioning of millions of Americans who asked why such a thing could happen.

48. Marriages Charley, Charley irwin, aged 21, married Miss Christina Cannon, aged 19, Davis, Mr. and Mrs. R. eisenberg announce the marriage of their daughter, http://members.fortunecity.com/zoinky/bridec.htm

web hosting domain names photo sharing BRIDE C-F BRIDE GROOM NOTICE Cable Martha McElhanon Lige Lige McElhannon and Miss Martha Cable, at Ellis; ag4/8/17 Cade Isibella Ish Charles Charles Ish, aged 22, married Miss Isibella Cade, aged 19, Pulaski Co. 6/30/1887.; pcm Cady Eliza Starr Moses Married At Arkansas, on the 23d ult. by Louis Body, Esq. Mr. Ignace Body, to Miss Desire Mitchell, daughter of Mr. Francis Mitchell. At the same place on the 25th ult. by Eli J. Lewis, Esq Mr. Moses Starr, late of Walnut Hills, to Mrs. Eliza Cady, widow of the late P.G. Cady of New York.; ag7/1/1823 Cage Alice Adams David Licensed 1/20/1934 Miller Co.; ami33-39 Cagie Verdna Yelverton R.M. Conway, Jan. 3 - The second double wedding of Vilonia young couples within a week occurred at the courthouse here yesterday, when County Judge Elias L. Smith united in marriage Miss Ethel Fortner and Alvin Bass, and Miss Verdna Cagie and R.M. Yelverton. They drove to Conway in an automobile, and were seated in it on the hourthouse lawn when the ceremony was pronounced.; ag1/4/17 Calbert Eula Marie Ross Thomas L.

49. Chapter Four 314 Ben irwin, an officer of the New Theatre League, was impressed with the Blitzstein s and eisenberg s pieces for the show are the most biting and http://www.nvcc.edu/home/etrumbull/diss/ch4.htm

CHAPTER FOUR Realization: The Workers' Musical of the Popular FrontPart I1936-1937 Leftism During The Popular Front During the years from 1935 to 1939, the Third Period ended and the Popular Front emerged. Russia's needs changed: it needed an alliance with Western "democracies" in order to combat the fascist threat of Franco, Mussolini, and especially Hitler. Talk of revolution was toned down; even Socialists became valuable allies in the fight against fascism. Earl Browder pleaded with Socialist Norman Thomas for unity, and, by 1936, the Communists had expanded the idea for a united front not only to Socialists, but also to other radicals, liberals, and even some conservatives. The Popular Front had only one requirement: non-Communist nations must favor collective action against Hitler's fascism. American Communists called their programs "Twentieth-Century Americanism" and the New Deal came to be considered "progressive," to such an extent that the Communists supported Roosevelt in the 1936 elections and even more obviously in 1938. The period from 1939 to 1941 must have shocked many Communists and supporters.

50. Internationale Jødiske Navne irwin Chusid Writer, Record Producer, Radio Personality and Bon Vivant Natalio Finkelstein - famous violinist in tango orchestras- Argentina http://www.patriot.dk/dronte_8/internationale_joediske_navne.htm

Internationale jødiske navne Fra navnelisten i: A Dictionary of Jewish Names and their History af Benzion C. K aganoff Schocken Books, New York, 1988, 249 s. – ISBN =-8052-0643-4 samt fra hjemmesiden www.jewwatch.com (Bogen er udmærket til at få indblik i baggrund og historie for internationale jødiske navne. Fremhævelser er mine, til at gøre opmærksom på, at et navn er kendt i Danmark. "Fordanskninger" (når nævnt) er mine, som et bidrag til forståelse af, hvordan en ændring af navnet i Danmark kunne blive. Opstillingen ved mig. Mange kendte danske jødiske navne findes dog ikke her, en kendt jøde hedder f.eks. Olsen, og det, at et navn er almindeligt brugt af jøder, betyder ikke nødvendigvis, at personen er jøde, eks. ”Miller” = ”Müller” = ”Møller” er et almindeligt navn, både for jøder og ikke-jøder. k.e.) (A) akronymer og forkortelser – (C) navne, der indikerer ”svigersøn af” – (D) navne, der hentyder til beskrivende træk, udseende, nogle personlige karakteristika – (F) Fantasifulde navne. Navne, der blev opfundet ved indfald - (G) Geografiske navne, navne fra steder – (H) navne, der stammer fra middelalderlige (eller senere, red .) hustegn (L) Nedstamning, indikerer familie til præster eller Leviter – (M) Matronymer, moders navn eller navn på andre kvindelige forfædre - (O) Navne, der stammer fra

51. Jewish Journal Archives Standouts include violinist Dennis Moench, who plays the one identfiably Jewishstudent, Schlomo Metzenbaum; George and Gabrielle eisenberg Marblehead http://www.jewishjournal.org/archives/archiveJune17_05.htm

The Jewish Journal Archive June 17- June 30, 2005 Local Stories International Features Editorial ... In Memoriam Local Stories Southern Exposure: On the Bus from Atlanta to Whitwell Gary Band Jewish Journal Staff Paper Clips poster reads. Indeed it was. An authentic German rail car built in 1917 that transported innocent victims to their deaths was painstakingly acquired, shipped and driven to Whitwell in November 2001, refurbished, set upon tracks, and filled on either glass-enclosed side with 11 million clips and a suitcase full of letters to Anne Frank. And now, on this sacred site where it will stand forever, plants, flowers, mosaics and sculptures of butterflies, and a second memorial containing another 11 million clips, surround the railcar. Before the award-winning documentary film Paper Clips was released in 2004, the school welcomed about 250 visitors a month to this solemn and celebrated space. But in the last year, that number has grown to more than 700. Having so profoundly touched and affected untold numbers of people, and because the film was so moving to me, all three times, I was nearly as thrilled as the Hillel kids to see for myself the place and meet the people where

52. New York City 1900-1949 1912 Jan 29, Professor irwin Corey, comedian (Car Wash, Doc), 1916 Apr 22,Yehudi Menuhin (d.1999), violinist, was born in New York. http://timelines.ws/cities/NYC_B.HTML

Timeline New York City: 1900-1949 Return to home 1900 Mar 24, Mayor Van Wyck of New York broke ground for the New York subway tunnel that would link Manhattan and Brooklyn. (HN, 3/24/98) 1900 May 22, The Associated Press (founded in 1848) was incorporated in New York as a non-profit news cooperative. (AP, 5/22/00) 1900 Jun 11, Lawrence E Spivak, news panelist (Meet the Press), was born in Brooklyn, NY. (SC, 6/11/02) 1900 Oct 26, After 4 years of work the 1st section of NY subway opened. [see Feb 26, 1870] (MC, 10/26/01) 1900 The Congregation Shaare Zedek built a temple at 25 W. 118th St. It later became the Bethel Way of the Cross Church of Christ. (SFC, 6/10/02, p.D5) (WSJ, 12/15/95, p.A-16)(SFC, 5/17/97, p.E1) (WSJ, 11/17/04, p.B1)(www.fact-index.com/j/jo/joshua_lionel_cowen.html) 1900-2000 In 2004 James Traub authored "The Devil's Playground," which described this period in NYC's Times Square. (WSJ, 3/19/04, p.W12) 1901 Feb 25, [Herbert] Zeppo Marx, comedian, actor (Marx Brothers), was born in NYC. (MC, 2/25/02)

53. To Search The Archive Just Click On Edit pianist to marry Norman (Tom irwin), a local dairy farmer who dreams conductingan orchestra. she passes off the little girl (Hallie Kate eisenberg, http://www.susangranger.com/archivemov6.htm

To search the archive just click on edit (at the top of your browser)and then click on find in page or find in window and type in the word (actor or movie) that you are searching for. Susan Granger's review of "REMEMBER THE TITANS" (Walt Disney Pictures) Susan Granger's review of "BEST IN SHOW" (Warner Bros./Castle Rock Entertainment) Susan Granger's review of "BAIT" (Warner Bros.) Susan Granger's review of "WOMAN ON TOP" (Fox Searchlight Pictures) Susan Granger's review of "UNDER SUSPICION" (Lions Gate Films) Susan Granger's review of "DUETS" (Hollywood Pictures/Disney) Susan Granger's review of "THE WATCHER" (Universal) Susan Granger's review of "THE WAY OF THE GUN" (Artisan Entertainment) Susan Granger's review of "THE WATCHER" (Universal) Susan Granger's review of "NURSE BETTY" (USA Films) Susan Granger's review of "HIGHLANDER: ENDGAME" (Dimension Films) Susan Granger's review of "WHIPPED" (Destination Films) Susan Granger's review of "ALMOST FAMOUS" (DreamWorks)

54. Untitled Document Israel shocked by image of soldiers forcing violinist to play at roadblock, Londonborn eisenberg, 54, inherited his fortune from his father, Shoul, http://www.jewishtribalreview.org/iszi10.htm

ISRAEL AND ZIONISM, pt. 10 [The slain Wall Street Journal reporter snooping around in Iraq was a secret Israeli. Mossad? The United States media, in a bloc, intentionally withheld this information from the American public. As if a (secret) Israeli Wall Street Journal "reporter" tracking down insurgents in Iraq wasn't a news story? Whatever happened to the "free press" once it became Jewish and Israel-centered? The man was already murdered. Hiding his Israeli citizenship wasn't going to save him. His Israeli citizenship was withheld from the world for what real reason? Pearl's father: 'Israeli connection' could hinder investigation by Yossi Melman Haaretz (Israel), February 24, 2002 " Professor Yehuda Pearl , father of murdered Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl , has told Ha'aretz that he fears that making public his son's Israeli citizenship could adversely affect investigative efforts by Pakistani police to apprehend the killers and track down the murdered reporter's bod y.

55. The Whole Enchilada! 11, irwin Shur Soft Suicide irwin Shur. 12, Doc West Cigarette Doc West. 13, Doc West Bridge to Bridge Naomi Ruth eisenberg http://www.hoohahrecords.com/rap/vol_2/complete.htm

Bohemian R.A.P. CD Intro W E'RE B AAACK From the twisted minds of our members, it's the "Bohemian R.A.P. CD!" The first set was such a hit, we had to do it again! Yes, this is the long-awaited second compilation to emerge from the depths of rec.audio.pro, a newsgroup that teaches the finer points of flaming and "what's the best anything ever for $100?" (Oh yeah, sometimes we talk about music and audio, too). Once again, the music on the CDs covers an astonishing range of styles and budgets. Some prehistory: Way back in 1998, Mike Phillips had the gall to say: "I've read this group religiously for over a year now and cannot say that I have (knowingly) heard any music recorded by any of the regulars (Scott, Fletcher, Harvey, Mike, Hank, et al.) Talk is cheap...let's hear what you do with all of these mics, limiters, consoles, Harleys, and beer!" Who were we to say no? Hence, this collection. Once again, no restrictions were placed on the selection of the cuts on the compilation other than length. Any and all were welcome, and the resulting diversity is (again) a very good thing.

56. Newton Free Library What to expect when you re expecting / Heidi Murkoff, Arlene eisenberg The Guggenheims a family history / irwin Unger and Debi Unger http://www.ci.newton.ma.us/Library/Reference/whatsnew/apr05.htm

Home My Account Hours Directions ... Cafe Quick Links 24/7 Reference Art Exhibits Bibliographies BookLetters Calendar of Events Children's Room Circulation Computer Classes Donate Books eBooks EJournals Friends of the Library FYI ILL Internet Searching Job Opportunities Literacy/ESL Museum Pass Program New in the Collection Periodicals Reference Regional Reference Special Library Services Technology Volunteering YA Services How to Ask a Question Periodicals Internet Searching Interlibrary Loan ... New in the Collection > April 2005 New in the Collection - April 2005 VH Fic Bradford, Barbara Taylor Unexpected blessings / Barbara Taylor Bradford VH Fic Brown, Sandra Demon Rumm / Sandra Brown VH Fic Buffett, Jimmy. Salty piece of land VH Fic Grisham, John. The broker / John Grisham VH Fic Margolin, Phillip. Lost Lake / Phillip Margolin VH Fic Patterson, Richard North. Conviction : a novel / Richard North Patterson VH Fic Steel, Danielle. Impossible / Danielle Steel VH Fic Thayer, Nancy The Hot Flash Club strikes again : a novel / Nancy Thayer 347.731 LEVIN 2005 Levin, Mark (Mark Reed)

57. Vocab Generated By V2 Of The CMU-Cambridge Statistcal Language eighty einhorn einstein eisenberg eisenhower eisner either el elaborate violations violators violence violent violently violin violinist viral http://www.cs.jhu.edu/~cuijia/lsa/mycgi/vocab.txt

58. Artists Represented In Pickler Library's Sound Recordings Musical Recordings; Briggs, Karen, violinist. Musical Recordings; Briggs, Robin . Spoken Recordings; eisenberg, Matthias. http://library.truman.edu/sound-recordings/AudioArtists.htm

Library Home My Library Account Library Catalog Articles/Databases ... Help! Artists Represented on Sound Recordings in Pickler Library Please note that this list is intended for browsing, and may not be complete. In particular, the program that generates this list does not handle diacritics well. For more complete access to our entire collection, please search our web catalog. Also, this list is quite long and may take a couple of minutes to load. A Aaron, Hank, 1934- [Spoken Recordings] Aatabou, Najat. [Musical Recordings] Abba, Dimi Mint. [Musical Recordings] Abbado, Claudio. [Musical Recordings] Abbott, George, 1887-1995. [Musical Recordings] Abdon, Becky. [Musical Recordings] Abdul-Malik, Ahmed. [Musical Recordings] Abe, Keiko, 1937- [Musical Recordings] Abel, David, violinist. [Musical Recordings] Abercrombie, John, 1944- [Musical Recordings] Abravanel, Maurice, 1903- [Musical Recordings] Abshire, Nathan, 1913- [Musical Recordings] Accardo, Salvatore, 1941- [Musical Recordings] Accursius, Guilielmus, 1246-1314. [Musical Recordings] Achatz, Dag, 1942-

59. 1928 News Bklyn Standard Union (signed) irwin. The letter to his family read I could not stand it any longer . 18 September 1928 MISSING violinist PENS GARBLED NOTE Leaves 500word http://www.bklyn-genealogy-info.com/Newspaper/BSU/1928.News.html

enter name and hit return Find in Page 1928...NEWS 1 May 1928 9 May 1928 11 May 1928 24 May 1928 27 May 1928 28 May 1928 30 May 1928 1 June 1928 3 June 1928 4 June 1928 HEBREW ORPHAN ASYLUM CONFIRMS FOURTEEN CHILDREN EIGHT BOYS AND SIX GIRLS TAKE PART IN PICTURESQUE CEREMONY Eight boys and six girls, inmates of the Brooklyn Herbrew Orphan Asylum, recieved their confirmations yesterday afternoon, amid picturesque services held in the stately orphan home at Ralph ave. and Pacific st. The members of the confirmation class were: Harry BERNHARDT, Jacob COHEN, Harold FRANKENFIELD, Max LIPPMAN, Benjamin LANDER, Arthur LENZ, Isidore ROTHBERG, Samuel TAUBER, Sophie COHEN, Ida FIXMON, Lillian FRIEDMAN, Stella ZAAICHICK, Lena ROSENZWEIG, Edith TOBEY. 5 June 1928 WOMAN BECOMES HYSTERICAL WHILE AT PICTURE SHOW Because she thought her cousin was being impersonated in the leading role of a western motion picture shown at the Meserole Theater, between Norman and Meserole ave., Mrs. Stella SKAOZAZCINISKI, 34 years old, of 185 Huron st., rushed from her seat in the orchestra to the manager's office and demanded that the film be stopped. Sidney LARSCHAN, manager of the theater, helped the woman's husband take her to the Greenpoint police station, where an ambulance was called. Dr. DRAINICK of Greenpoint Hospital treated the woman for hysterics after which she was allowed to go home with her husband. 6 June 1928 MR. AND MRS. MORAN FETED At the home of Mr. and Mrs. James A. GILLEN, 46 McKAY pl., Prominent Bay Ridge resident, a pleasant surprise was given to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick MORAN last Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Moran had been marriedSaturday afternoon by the Rev. Father of ST. Gabriel's R.C. Church, in East 37th. st., Manhatten, and were on their way to Washington and the south by automobile and decided to stop at the GILLON home. When thet arrived at Bay Ridge they were greeted by a large number of their friends who had discovered they had been married quietly. Among those present were, Mr. and Mrs. James A. GILLEN Mr. and Mrs. John MORAN, Stanford Conn. Herman MILLER Mrs. Catherine STONEHAM MIss Catherine STONEHAM Mr. and Mrs. Charles BEACH Thomas O'NEILL Miss Margaret STONEHAM Robert BECK Mr.and Mrs. James A. DAVID On their return from the wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Moran will reside at 704 South Pacific st., Stanford Conn.

60. 3quarksdaily: February 2005 Einstein, a passionate amateur violinist, loved Beethoven and Mozart. Anne eisenberg in the New York Times. 17next Vehicles that move slowly down the http://3quarksdaily.blogs.com/3quarksdaily/2005/02/

ABOUT US ARCHIVES LINKS An Eclectic Digest of Science, Art and Literature Main February 28, 2005 No Place to Hide Telis Demos reviews No Place to Hide by Robert O'Harrow, in The New Republic To veteran Washington Post reporter Robert O'Harrow, September 11 was the tipping point in a battle for civil liberties. For decades, private companies and hush-hush government projects have been expanding and improving their ability to gather information about American citizens. When the planes hit the towers, the political will to use these capabilities was born, and since then a frightening new surveillance society has arisen, according to No Place to Hide . In anecdote after anecdote, O'Harrow details the incredible range and variety of information being collected, and how the FBI and other agencies have begun learning to put it to use. He explores new fingerprint and eye-scan technologies that the government can now match up to terrorist watch lists. He notes that the Department of Homeland Security has awarded record-setting contracts to private firms to analyze the disparate consumer data floating around, tag people who make suspicious purchases and travel arrangements, and create actionable police reports. O'Harrow recounts many instances where this information wasn't used against terrorists but rather in routine police investigations, for which the post-9/11 intelligence reforms were never intended. More here Permalink Comments (0) TrackBack The expensive pleasures of the ringtone Sasha Frere-Jones in the

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