Randers Big Band - Projekter For booking, contact Henri amsler Vestergade 6, DK 8900 Randers, Denmark. Rhythmsection Piano jacob Højland, Bass Simon Marxen. http://www.randersbigband.dk/english.html
Extractions: Resume in English Space requirements: Electrical hookups: 220V / 10 A Concert/performance length: one to three sets of approx. 45-min.; other arrangements are possible. Fee: Negotiable. For booking, contact: Henri Amsler Vestergade 6, DK 8900 Randers, Denmark. Telephone: +45 8644 1576 Cell-phone: +45 2146 2974 Fax : +45 8644 0576 E-Mail: henri.amsler@randers.dk The musicians in RBB, current as of november 2004. Repertoire Randers Big Band's repertoire is extensive and eclectic, ranging from time-honored classics from the big band libraries of the Basie, Ellington, and Woody Hermann bands to slightly "newer" compositions by the likes of Thad Jones, Stan Kenton, and Bill Holmann, and including charts by many of today's top arrangers - names like Bob Mintzer, Tom Kubis, Bob Florence and many others. A well-rounded band Randers Big Band is a group of many talents - talents honed in an impressive range of performance situations both in Denmark and abroad. You name it, we've played at it - the band has extensive experience with performing at: festivals, festival/theme weeks, jazz luncheons, big band dances/balls, big birthday bashes, company parties, Christmas gatherings, receptions and, of course traditional big band concerts. Through the years, Randers Big Band has played at countless music festivals here at home as well as abroad, and the band has brought its swinging show on the road, too, with tours to Finland, Poland, the Czech Republic, Germany, Switzerland and the USA. And in addition to ordinary big band concerts, the band is wont to blow its collective horn at jazz luncheons, big birthday bashes, music festivals, dances/balls, receptions, company parties and - lest we forget, the New Years concert on January 1st , a concert rich in tradition, held each year in Værket Auditorium in Randers. Plus, the band has arranged workshops and performances with a veritable "whoÕs who" of big-name artists from Denmark and abroad.
NOAA Ships Catalog Of Images Current meter invented by jacob amslerLaffon about 1876. This instrument wasdevised to measure the currents of streams and rivers. http://www.photolib.noaa.gov/ships/shind27.htm
Extractions: Figure 5. P. Regnard's combination photometer and photometric recording device. Invented by Paul Regnard in 1888 for measuring the intensity and duration of lig light with increasing depth. It was used by Prince Albert aboard a steam tug off Funchal at depths of 20, 30, and 40 meters. The balloon pressure device was not part of the original instrument but added afterwards. Figure 6. P. Regnard hydrochloric acid tube designed by Paul Regnard about 1889 to study the chemical action of light in oceanic waters. Figure 7. E. von Petersen's photometer. Left: device before opening. Middle: device during exposure. Right: device after closing. This device was invented in 1886 by Eugen von Petersen, an engineer at the Naples zoological station. The design follows the specifications of Carl Chun. The first test of this ins trument was by Carl Chun off Capri in 250 meters water depth. Figure 8. L. Linsbauer's photometer. Left: a picture of the unit. Right: a picture of the internal photometer mechanism. This instrument was invented by Ludwig Linsbauer for use in fresh water. It was used in Lake Traunsee in the northern part of Austria in 1904 at small depths. Figure 9. W. F. Ewald's photometer. The photometer is inverted with the lens uncovered. Invented by Wolfgang F. Ewald about 1908. An earlier instrument of this type is not part of the museum collection. The test of the original was in a lake near Munich and then in a fjord near Bergen.
Mueller Science - Specialities: Swiss Inventions And Discoveries Polar planimeter (jacob amsler, 1854). Rayon (Georges Audemars, 1855). Sunbath (ArnoldRikli, 1855). Designation of the dinosaur (Karl Ludwig Ruetimeyer, http://www.muellerscience.com/ENGLISH/Swiss_Inventions_and_Discoveries.htm
Extractions: More than 370 Swiss Firsts, Discoveries and Inventions With pioneering works and additional 25 medicines (without mechanical clocks) Prehistoric times Oldest stake building settlements (Kleiner Hafner, 4400 BC; Egolzwil, 4300 BC; Bielersee, 4000 BC) oldest bread of the world (Max Waehren; Montmirail at the Zihl, 3700 BC; approximately 200 years older than that of Twann) oldest full disc wheel of Europe (Zurich, 3400 BC) oldest brand of cheese in Europe: Sbrinz (7th century) oldest permanent dynasty: Guelfs (Count Ruthard, in the Thurgau 751) first Gregorian chorale (Monastery St. Gall, 778) Monastery plan (St. Gall: Gozbert, 820) Notation for music: "Neumen" (Notker Balbulus, 884) Religious play: "Easter play" (Tuotilo, around 900) First hotel of Europe ("Three Kings", Basel 1026) First instruction in governing (Wipo, after 1020) Arm: Morning star (12th Century) First description of the economy of the Alps: "Acta Murensia" (monastery Muri, 1160) Founding of the dynasty of the Hapsburgs (Rudolf I, born on the Kyburg or in Brugg, 1218) Term "Guild" (Basel, furriers, 1226)
PSIgate - Physical Sciences Information Gateway Search/Browse Results Click on the name below to go to the biography. amsler Argand Balmer jacob(II)Bernoulli jacob Bernoulli Johann(II) Bernoulli Johann(III http://www.psigate.ac.uk/roads/cgi-bin/search_webcatalogue.pl?term1=Johann Jacob
SCHENECTADY PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY jacob amsler, Donald Krauter (1988) Frank Flynt, Louie Powell (1989) Nick Argyros,Dot Lynch (1990) Nick Argyros, Ken Deitcher (1991) http://www.schenectadyphotographicsociety.com/past.html
Jacob Amsler Université Montpellier II Translate this page jacob amsler (1823-1912). Cette image et la biographie complète en anglais résidentsur le site de luniversité de St Andrews Écosse http://ens.math.univ-montp2.fr/SPIP/article.php3?id_article=751
More Heritage Trees D Cousin to the American beech, this tree was planted in 1902 by jacob amsler.The seeds for this tree were sent to amsler by relatives in Switzerland. http://www.cityofsalem.net/~parks/Trees/more_heritage_trees.htm
Extractions: Location: 1630 Summer St. SE Description: Curling and twisting like octopus arms, this member of the "true cedars" almost invites us up for a climb. The multi-branched form of this tree is atypical of the species, but is significant due to the many tops it has thrown up. Some say the tree was hit by lightning in the past. Owner: Mr. Richard Pine Height: 98 feet Diameter: 54 inches More information about deodar cedars? Location: 1678 Liberty St. SE Description: Cousin to the American beech, this tree was planted in 1902 by Jacob Amsler. The seeds for this tree were sent to Amsler by relatives in Switzerland. Supplemental data from Marion County Historical Society is available. Owner: Dr. Mark Rogers Height: 92 feet Diameter: 57 inches More information about European beech?
A Index amsler, jacob (660*) Anaxagoras of Clazomenae (1237*) Anderson, Oskar (1096*)Andreev, Konstantin (117) Angeli, Stephano degli (234) Anstice, Robert (675) http://www.angelfire.com/rnb/syndrome_vinc3/A.html
ISTG - Ship Henry Pratt F. 19 Suisse 328 Schmidt Samuel 24 Suisse 329 Rathgerb jacob 23 Suisse 330 SpathPaul 25 Suisse 331 amsler Lorenz 42 Suisse 332 amsler Madelaine 34 Suisse http://immigrantships.net/1800/henrypratt18540501.html
Planimeter This instrument, invented by jacob amsler (1835) was used for computing thearea enclosed by a closed curve. The arm OB (first figure below) has a pivot http://www.science.uva.nl/faculteit/museum/planimeter.html
Extractions: Point B, which can describe a circle around O, rests in turn on a point of the arm AC. Point A is is moved by the user along the curve drawn on the paper. The other end of this arm rests on the paper with a steel wheel W, the axis of which is accurately parallel to AC. (In the Siemens planimeter, W is on the other side of A; also there is a supporting wheel perpendicular to W). The rotation of W can be measured accurately with the help of a division on its rim and a revolution counter. If AC is moved in its own direction, W slips over the paper without turning. However any movement component n normal to AC leads to a proportional rotation of W. If the original position of the arm is AB (next figure), and if it is moved to the nearby position A'B', then we have
Vol. 32 (1970) Translate this page amsler, S., jacob, E., KELLER, CA, Osèe, Joël, Amos, Abdias, Jonas (Luis F.Rivera) 224 KELLER, CA, jacob, E., amsler, S., Osèe, Joël, Amos, Abdias, http://www.revistabiblica.org.ar/indices/vol32.htm
Extractions: DE RIJK, Antonio: La idea de pueblo, 62-63. DUMONT, Enrique: La importancia de los carismas, 35-39. LÁKATOS, Eugenio: Un pueblo hacia la madurez. El sentido bíblico de la "pobreza", 227-232. LEVORATTI, Armando J.: La fe de Israel, 99-110. NEIFF, Arnold: El testimonio de Israel ante los pueblos , 111-116. PABLO VI: La Sagrada Escritura en la vida de la Iglesia, 265-267. ACKROYD, P.R., EVANS, C.F. (Ed.) The Cambridge History of the Bible. Vol. I: From the Beginnings to Jerome (F.R.C.) 368 LA BIBLIA Y SU MENSAJE. Revista Ilustrada Mensual, editada por "Propaganda Popular Católica", Madrid Nº 1, 1968 (Eduardo Bierzychudek) 369 BLACK M., y FOHRER, G., In Memoriam Paul Kahle (Luis F. Rivera) 90 BLIGH, J., Galatians in Greek. A Structural Analysis of St. Pauls'Epistle to the Galatians with notes on the Greeek (Luis F. Rivera) 93-94
Jewish Law Association - Abstracts S. amsler, Amos et les droits de l homme , in De la Tôrah au Messie (H. 3429; 3514) and jacob s marriage between an Israelite and Canaanite. http://www.mucjs.org/JLAS/biblicallaw.htm
Extractions: BIBLICAL LAW S. Amsler, "Amos et les droits de l'homme", in A. Bartal, "Otherwise... When My Lord Shall Sleep with his Fathers I and my Son Solomon Shall be Counted Offenders (1 Kings 1:21)", BM 23 (1978), 433-435, 523-524 (Heb.). - Bathsheba's use of "sinners", in reference to her own and Solomon's presumed status should Adonijah reign is here understood as "legally culpable" and thus deserving of execution. This, however, is not, as most moderns suppose, because they are members of a rival faction and thus - in accord with ancient royal practice - to be done away with, but rather, as perceived by Abrabanel, because they will be considered guilty of particular offences: Bathsheba of adultery and Solomon, as her son, as unfit to rule. Thus, Bathsheba's plea to the dying David is that Solomon may reign, so that her sin - and David's - may remain undisclosed. (B.J.S.) C. M. Carmichael, "Forbidden Mixtures", VT 32 (1982), 394-415. - C. examines the problematic laws prohibiting certain mixtures ( Deut.
List Of Scientists By Field Abel, John jacob. Abel, John jacob. Abel, John jacob. Abel, Niels Henrik. Abel,Othenio amsler, Jakob. Anatolius of Alexandria. Anatolius of Alexandria http://www.indiana.edu/~newdsb/a.html
Extractions: Abailard, Pierre Abano, Pietro d' Abano, Pietro d' Abano, Pietro d' Abano, Pietro d' Abbe, Cleveland Abbe, Ernst Abel, John Jacob Abel, John Jacob Abel, John Jacob Abel, Niels Henrik Abel, Othenio Abetti, Antonio Abich, Otto Hermann Wilhelm Abney, William de Wiveleslie Abney, William de Wiveleslie Abraham, Max Abreu, Aleixo de Accum, Friedrich Christian Achard, Franz Karl Achard, Franz Karl Acharius, Erik Achillini, Alessandro Achillini, Alessandro Adam of Bodenstein Adam of Bodenstein Adams, Frank Dawson Adams, John Couch Adams, John Couch Adams, Leason Heberling Adams, Leason Heberling Adams, Roger Adams, Walter Sydney Adanson, Michel Adanson, Michel Addison, Thomas Adelard of Bath Adelard of Bath Adet, Pierre-Auguste Adrain, Robert Aepinus, Franz Ulrich Theodosius Aepinus, Franz Ulrich Theodosius Agardh, Carl Adolph Agardh, Jacob Georg Agassiz, Alexander Agassiz, Alexander Agassiz, Jean Louis Rodolphe Agassiz, Jean Louis Rodolphe Agathinus, Claudius Agnesi, Maria Gaetana Agol, Izrail' Iosifovich Agol, Izrail' Iosifovich Agricola, Georgius Agricola, Georgius
Encyclopædia Britannica amsler, jacob (Swiss math.) Amsonia (plant genus) Amsteg (Switz.) AmstelRiver (riv., Neth.) Amstelveen (Neth.) Amsterdam (Neth.) http://www.britannica.com/eb/index?search=amplitude modulation
Genealogy Ancestor Page Carl Conrad amsler. Carl Conrad Welhausen. Carl F. Blumberg. Carl Friedrich Heitkamp jacob Gabriel Lentz. jacob Harmon Garner. jacob Hartzell http://www.srttexas.org/ancestor aj.html
Extractions: SRT Listed Citizens of the Republic of Texas Each of the people listed below was a citizen in the Republic of Texas (1836-1845), a few have different spellings. The descendants of these people are members of the Sons of the Republic of Texas. This listing can not be used as the required proof to gain SRT Membership, but is supportive of your efforts. The requirements are listed on the Membership Page . This is to provide information to assist in genealogy research. If you need more information on the names listed below, please contact the District Representative that is in your area, SRT District Representatives . Of the names listed below, to request specific information, submit a Request Form . Names can be copied (select, Ctrl+C), then pasted (Ctrl+V) on the request form. This list is alphabetized by First Name! A - J SRT Home Page Ancestor Request Form Contact Page Names Starting with K thru Z Hint:This is a long list, use this Find to look for names or parts of names. Press 'ALT s' after clicking Find to repeatedly search page A. B. Halyard
Issue 24 How can I get an amsler Grid to monitor my eye condition? a man who is legallyblind saved his life and that of his lifelong friend, jacob Pawlawski. http://www.eyesight.org/Newsletter/Issue_24/issue_24.html
Extractions: - Archive Menu - Issue 1 Issue 2 Issue 3 Issue 4 Issue 5 Issue 6 Issue 7 Issue 8 Issue 9 Issue 10 Issue 11 Issue 12 Issue 13 Issue 14 Issue 15 issue 16 Issue 17 Issue 18 Issue 19 Issue 20 Issue 21 Issue 22 Issue 23 Issue 24 Issue 25 Issue 26 Issue 27 Issue 28 Issue 29 Issue 30 Issue 31 Issue 32 Issue 33 - Newsletter - - Table of Contents - Macular Degeneration Foundation, Inc. Newsletter Menu Macular drusen are localized deposits that are lodged between the macula and the retinal layers. Quoting from Dr. Robert D'Amato's book, Macular Degeneration, "Current scientific thought suggests that drusen represent the buildup of waste material from cells, which in a perfectly healthy eye would be removed naturally by the body. Just as your morning shower washes away dead cells from your skin, blood flow in a healthy eye washes away waste from photoreceptor cells in the retina. But this process functions abnormally when the eye is diseased with macular degeneration; therefore drusen build up in the retina."
Carl Neumann Neumann went to Basel to hear the lectures jacob Burckhardt (qv), which turned Berlin amsler, 1928ff.; Vom Glauben an eine kommende nationale Kunst. http://www.lib.duke.edu/lilly/artlibry/dah/neumannc.htm
Extractions: HName: Neumann, Carl, [sometimes Karl] DateBorn: 1860 Placeborn: Mannheim, Germany Datedied: 1934 Placedied: Heidelberg, Germany HDescrip: University of Heidelberg professor of art; wrote first full monograph on Rembrandt (1906). Neumann was the son of a wealthy Jewish mercantile family. In 1878 he entered the university in Heidelberg to study history. In 1880 he switched to Berlin, attending the lectures of Nitsch and the historian Heinrich von Treitschke (1834-1896). He returned to Heidelberg in 1882 to receive his Ph.D. with a dissertation topic on Bernhard von Clairvaux and the beginnings of the second crusade. Neumann went to Basel to hear the lectures Jacob Burckhardt (q.v.), which turned his interest to art history. At the end of the 1880 Neuman began displaying signs of mental illness, depression and long hospital stays. He spent 1882 studying classical art at the Glyptothek in Munich. It was around this time that Neumann also became devoted to modern art. His book Der Kampf um die neue Kunst (The Struggle for New Art) was published in 1892. Neumann's preference was for the classicizing tendencies of artists such as Anselm Feuerbach. Between 1884 and1887 Neumann made several journeys to Italy. He converted to Protestantism (from Judiasm) in 1887. In 1894 he completed his
Pagina Nueva 1 Translate this page amsler, jacob (1823 1912). Natural de Stalden Suiza, entre 1850-51 enseñó en launiversidad en Zurich, dando cursos de matemáticas enfocados a los aspectos http://www.ugr.es/~museojtg/biografias.htm
Extractions: BIOGRAFÍAS En esta sección recogemos algunas biografías de científicos relacionados con los instrumentos incluidos en el museo. Por favor seleccione una letra A B C D ... H I J K L M ... P Q R S T U V W X Y Z A Abbè, Ernst Físico alemán cuyas innovaciones teóricas y técnicas condujeron a grandes mejoras en el diseño del microscopio, tal como el uso del condensador, que introdujo en 1870. Descubrió la fórmula óptica ahora llamada condición de Abbè, que es uno de los requerimientos que debe satisfacer una lente para estar libre de las distorsiones ocasionadas por las aberraciones esféricas. En 1863 se unió a la Universidad de Jena, donde fue profesor de física y matemáticas (1870) y director de los observatorios astronómico y meteorológico (1878). En 1866 fue nombrado director de investigación de los laboratorios ópticos Zeiss . Dos años después inventó el sistema de lentes de los microscopios.En 1891 estableció y dotó la Fundación Carl Zeiss para la investigación científica y su aprovechamiento social. Además cinco de años después reconstituyó la sociedad óptica Zeiss en una cooperativa, donde los trabajadores y la universidad participaban en los beneficios. Se destacó, en el terreno humano, por su reconocido altruismo, cediendo sus derechos de invención a la Universidad de Jena y a otras instituciones. Entre variadas aportaciones científicas hizo un diseño de cámara clara para el dibujo manual de objetos microscópicos y construyó un condensador constituido por un conjunto de lentes situadas debajo de la platina y por encima del espejo.
