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Contributions to the altar of firsts, from Christy, Christy, Ken, Jim, Dale, Marshall, Nova, Cindy, Valari, Casey, Devon, Rob, Kirsten, Alberto, Julia
Going off to have have lunch with my girlfriends tomorrow, these are my contribution. Chocolate cupcakes with dark chocolate mousseline buttercream.
This is inside the base of the Currituck Light House. You'd expect to see pennies in this well surrounded by the spiral staircase. But dollars are a surprise considering each climber has already paid $6.00 to enter. Then again, it's a worthy preservation cause.
Forestry provides more than 8% of the GDP in some of the poorest countries. In most of the developing country production is consumed domestically, but for some countries forestry contributes significantly to total exports like in Liberia and the Central African Republic.
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2024-05-28: Monde Muyangwa, Assistant Administrator, Africa Bureau, USAID signing documents at the AM2024: USAID Contribution Agreement to TAAT & AEFPF.
To Bangkok and this landmark building .77th floor display Observation Deck level .
Baiyoke Tower , Bangkok .
2024-05-28: Beth Dunford, Vice President for Agriculture, Human and Social Development at African Development Bank signing papers at the AM2024: USAID Contribution Agreement to TAAT & AEFPF.
2019-05-15: Group picture of Jean Pierre Elong Mbassai, Secretary-General, United Cities and Local Government of Africa - UCLGA, Morocco; Mr. Danho Paulin Claude, Minister of Sports, Côte d'Ivoire; Aloke Barnwal, M. Yassine Daoudi, Vice-President AMPCC and delegates during Decentralization of Nationally Determined Contributions in Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire.
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Title: Mathemaical contributions to the theory of evolution.
Creator: Pearson, Karl, 1857-1936
Creator: Lee, Alice
Creator: Bramley-Moore, Leslie
Creator: Warren, Ernest
Creator: Fry, Agnes
Creator: Fawcett, Cicely D
Publisher: London : Published for the Royal Society of London by Dulau and Co.
Sponsor: Jisc and Wellcome Library
Contributor: London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Library & Archives Service
Date: 1899
Language: eng
Description: Provenance : Ownership stamp of Medical Research Council Library on front pastedown
Most parts bound in wrappers
VI. Mathematical contributions to the theory of evolution.-VI. Genetic reproductive) selection : inheritance of fertility in man, and of fecundity in thoroughbred racehorses by K. Pearson, Alice Lee and Leslie Bramley-Moore. Philosophical transactions of the Royal Society of London ; Ser. A, Vol. 192 (1899), pp. 257-330.-- I. Mathematical contributions to the theory of evolution.-VII. On the correlation of characters not quantitatively measurable by K. Pearson. Philosophical transactions of the Royal Society of London ; Ser. A, Vol. 195 (1900), pp. 1-47.-- III. Mathematical contributions to the theory of evolution.- VIII. On the inheritance of characters not capable of exact quantitative measurement, &c. by K. Pearson, with the assistance of Alice Lee. Philosophical transactions of the Royal Society of London ; Ser. A, Vol. 195 (1900), pp. 79-150.-- VIII. Mathematical contributions to the theory of evolution.- IX. On the principle of homotyposis and its relation to heredity, to the variability of the individual, and to that of the race. Pt. I. Homotyposis in the vegetable kingdom by K. Pearson, with the assistance of Alice Lee, Ernest Warren, Agnes Fry, Cicely D. Fawcett. Philosophical transactions of the Royal Society of London ; Ser. A, Vol. 197 (1901), pp. 285-379.-- XI. Mathematical contributions to the theory of evolution.- X. Supplement to a memoir on skew variation by K. Pearson. Philosophical transactions of the Royal Society of London ; Ser. A, Vol. 197 (1901), pp. 443-459.-- III. Mathematical contributions to the theory of evolution.- XII. On a generalised theory of alternative inheritance, with special reference to Mendel's Laws by K. Pearson. Philosophical transactions of the Royal Society of London ; Ser. A, Vol. 203 (1904), pp. 53-86
Reprinted from Philosophical transactions of the Royal Society of London ; Ser. A, Vols. 192, 195, 197, 203, 1899-1904
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On Thursday 5 December 2024, The Royal Regiment of Canada hosted its Soldiers' Appreciation Dinner at Fort York Armoury in appreciation of the contributions of the members to the unit.
During the Dinner, the King Charles III's Coronation Medal was awarded to Capt A. Leonardelli, MCpl J. Ngo, Cpl B. De Silva, Cpl B. Hurren, and Cpl C. Mauleon.
Capt (Ret'd) R. Towey was awarded the Commanding Officer's Commendation for their work with the Regimental Museum. Cpl B. Rieger was awarded the Commanding Officer's Commendation for their role as an acting-Section Commander, and their various volunteer roles within the unit.
Sgt K. Kwan was awarded the 32 Canadian Brigade Group Non-Commissioned Officer of the Year Award.
Sgt. R. Hatoum was awarded the Regimental Sergeant Major Mentor Award for their mentorship to junior members (received by Sgt J. Baldeo on their behalf).
Lt N. Lishchynsky was promoted to captain, 2Lt J. Song was promoted to lieutenant, OCdt J. Dowdall was promoted to second lieutenant, and Pte(B) W. Chechuevskiy was promoted to private (trained).
Cpl T. Lucas was badged in as a member of The Royal Regiment of Canada, after transferring from 1st Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment.
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Le jeudi 5 décembre 2024, le Régiment royal du Canada a organisé son dîner d'appréciation des soldats au manège militaire de Fort York en reconnaissance des contributions des membres à l'unité.
Au cours du dîner, la Médaille du couronnement du roi Charles III a été remise au Capt A. Leonardelli, au Cplc J. Ngo, au Cpl B. De Silva, au Cpl B. Hurren et au Cpl C. Mauleon.
Le Capt (à la retraite) R. Towey a reçu la Mention élogieuse du commandant pour son travail au Musée régimentaire. Le Cpl B. Rieger a reçu la Mention élogieuse du commandant pour son rôle de commandant de section par intérim et ses divers rôles bénévoles au sein de l'unité.
Le Sgt K. Kwan a reçu le prix du sous-officier de l'année du 32e Groupe-brigade du Canada.
Le sergent. R. Hatoum a reçu le prix de mentorat du sergent-major régimentaire pour son mentorat auprès des membres juniors (reçu par le Sgt J. Baldeo en leur nom).
Le Lt N. Lishchynsky a été promu capitaine, le 2Lt J. Song a été promu lieutenant, l'Élof J. Dowdall a été promu sous-lieutenant et le Sdt (B) W. Chechuevskiy a été promu soldat (formé).
Le Cpl T. Lucas a obtenu le badge de membre du Royal Regiment of Canada, après avoir été transféré du 1er Bataillon du Royal Canadian Regiment.
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Republic Day Celebration of Delhi Mushawarat at 6 PM on 26 January at its office D-250, Abul Fazl Enclave, Jamia Nagar, New Delhi. Contribution of Muslim stalwarts in the freedom struggle was discussed by eminent scholars.
Gives a brief history of the Chinatown library and its contributions.
Interviews with longtime library employees and users.
Sing Tao Daily, March 25, 2007