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	Physics: Quantum Theory: Albert Einstein: Explaining Albert Einstein's Light Quanta 'Photon' of Quantum Theory
		Albert Einstein (1905) used Planck's relationship to explain the results of the photoelectric effect which showed that the energy E of ejected electrons was wholly dependent upon the frequency f of incident light as described in the equation E=hf.
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	www.spaceandmotion.com /Physics-Albert-Einstein-Quantum-Theory.htm (11170 words)

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		An epee fencer, Wolff was a two-time Olympian as a member of the United States fencing team.
		Wolff returned to the Games four years later at the 1952 Helsinki Olympics and competed exculsively in the team event.
		Wolff was born in France, but emigrated to the United States after refusing to compete in the 1936 Berlin Olympics.
	www.jewsinsports.org /olympics.asp?ID=288 (209 words)

	Trego County Obituaries
		Albert Wolff, was fatally injured last Wednesday afternoon when run over by the wheel of a wagon' when his father was hauling dirt.
		George Otto Wolff, son of Albert C. and Marjorie Wolff, was born at Elrnhurst, Illinois, on May 10, 1938 and departed from this life on September 9, 1942, at the tender age of four years, three months and 29 days.
		Albert C. Wolff was born March 7, 1906, in WaKeeney, Kansas, to Otto G. and Sophie (Kramer) Wolff.
	skyways.lib.ks.us /genweb/trego/obituaries.html (8536 words)

	Classical Music :: The Classical Source :: Andante — Gounod’s Faust: A Cornucopia :: Classical Music
		Both performances are supplemented by a disc’s worth of extracts recorded between 1927 and 1936, and the whole effectively forms a monumental survey of what is usually described as ’the French performing tradition’, a tradition widely perceived as having been fatally undermined by the time of the mid-1950s.
		Wolff gives a darker, more melancholic account of the score than Busser (a quality reinforced by the abridgement), and also has, marginally, the better orchestra and chorus.
		Wolff’s Polydor engineers were clearly more technically advanced in 1930 than their HMV counterparts since he gets a much warmer recording, whereas Busser loses some orchestral detail.
	www.classicalsource.com /db_control/db_cd_review.php?id=991 (2127 words)

	artnet.com: Resource Library: Wolff, Albert (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The son of the Neustrelitz sculptor and master builder Christian Philipp Wolff (b 1772), he went to Berlin in 1831 to study at the Akademie and subsequently gained acceptance in the studio of the sculptor Christian Daniel Rauch, a friend of his father’s.
		Among Wolff’s first independent works was a bronze figure of a girl with a lamb, known as Innocence (1836; Berlin, Berlin Mus.).
		In 1844–5, Wolff was in Italy (mainly Rome and Carrara), where he executed the charming Children’s Fountain, intended for Sanssouci (marble replica, 1844–9; Neustrelitz, Stadtpark).
	www.artnet.com /library/09/0920/T092022.asp (315 words)

	This is an interim bibliography, a list of published books by Dr
		Wolff’s firm held the commercial account for images with Norddeutscher Lloyd, but many of these were travel posters and the like, and not that many have apparently survived.
		Wolff says there explictly that 100 of the images were replaced with those by Tritschler and by Dr. Wolff's students, to show that any serious photographer could accomplish similar results.
		Wolff's name appears nowhere in this volume, but the Archiv states the halftone photos of the workers at their machines are his.
	www.imagere.com /paulwolff/paulwolffbibliography.htm (10925 words)

	Jazz by Mail - Albert Ammons
		Albert Ammons was one of the big three of late-''30s boogie-woogie along with Pete Johnson and Meade Lux Lewis.
		Albert Ammons worked steadily throughout the 1940s, playing at President Harry Truman''s inauguration in 1949; he died later that year.
		Albert Ammons is the king of Boogie-Woogie, this CD has a great cross section of his greatest...
	www.jazzbymail.com /artists/ammons.html (285 words)

	obits032
		Albert H. Wolff, the last surviving member of Eliot Ness' Chicago police force known as the ''Untouchables,'' died Saturday.
		Wolff was a technical consultant during filming of the 1987 film and showed actor Kevin Costner how officers walked and held a gun during that time period.
		Wolff also served in the Treasury Department with the Bureau of Prohibition, Bureau of Narcotics and with the Internal Revenue Service.
	www.cincypost.com /news/1998/obits032398.html (897 words)

	New Insights Into Einstein, Unsealed Documents Shed Light On Physicist’s Private Life - CBS News
		(AP) An Albert Einstein letter decrying the attentions of a Berlin socialite is among newly unsealed documents that promise to shed light on the private life of the 20th century's greatest physicist.
		Ethel Michanowski was involved with Einstein in the late 1920s and early 30s, going so far as to chase him to England, said Barbara Wolff of the Hebrew University's Albert Einstein Archives, which on Monday unsealed more than 3,500 pages of correspondence written between 1912 and 1955, the year Einstein died at age 76.
		Wolff described their relationship as an affair, but disclosed little about Michanowski other than that she was about 15 years younger than Einstein and was friendly with his stepdaughters.
	www.cbsnews.com /stories/2006/07/11/tech/main1793505.shtml (570 words)

	Paid Notice: Deaths WOLFF, SUSAN BERES, - New York Times
		Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University records with profound sorrow the passing of a dear friend, the beloved mother of Russell (Patricia) Wolff and Joanna (Scott) Schneiderman.
		A woman of compassion, she was a staunch supporter of our cancer research programs and among the first members of the advisory board to the Albert Einstein Comprehensive Cancer Center.
		Her husband, the late Michael Wolff, was a respected member of our Board of Overseers and a past chairman of our Men's Division, in whose honor a wing of the Men's Division Research Floor was named.
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	ALBERT ROUSSEL by David Wright MusicWeb(UK) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Albert Charles Paul Marie Roussel was born at Tourcoing in northern France, otherwise known as French Flanders, on 5 April 1869, the only child of wealthy French industrialists who specialised mostly in textiles.
		Later, young Albert's aunt married Felix Requillard and Albert was brought up by him, his grandfather having died in 1880 when Albert was eleven.
		Every year his uncle took young Albert with his family to spend the summer months at Heyst on the Flemish coast.
	www.musicweb.uk.net /classrev/2002/Sept02/Roussel.htm (2545 words)

	May 98 Page 6 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Wolff was a resident of Mason in southwest Ohio.
		Wolff also served in the Bureau of Narcotics and with the Internal Revenue Service.
		Wolff is survived by two sons, Howard, of Northfield, Ill., and Robert, of California; a daughter; Gloria Annenberg of Blue Ash; seven grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
	www.nfatoys.com /tsmg/tcn/1998/may/may98p6.htm (210 words)

	POST Newspapers Online: Headline News
		On the wall to the left of court no 1 is a life-sized portrait of Sir Albert Wolff, the judge who presided over Mr Beamish's first appearance in the Supreme Court 43 years ago.
		He was the judge who seemed to strongly support the police back in the 1960s - without question - and to take a grim view of anybody who dared to criticise them.
		Lawyers these days are stunned to discover that Sir Albert was the presiding judge at the Beamish trial and then was one of three judges who made up the Appeal Court to hear an appeal against his own work.
	www.postnewspapers.com.au /20041016/news/009.shtml (245 words)

	Desormiere / Wolff historic recordings
		Wolff's recordings were made in the same hall in November 1957 with James Walker as producer and the legendary Kenneth Wilkinson as balance engineer—and these recordings are in fine stereo.
		Albert Wolff (1884-1970) studied at the Paris Conservatory under Xavier Leroux, Paul Vidal and André Gédalge winning first prizes for harmony and accompaniment, joining the Opéra-Comique as chorus master in 1908.
		In the early days of stereo Wolff made a number of recordings for Decca/london, including Glazunov's The Seasons and two of Massenet's orchestral suites (Scènes Pittoresques/Scènes Alsaciennes), all recorded with the Paris Conservatory orchestra, issued on CD in 1991 on a budget-priced Weekend Classics CD (433 088), long out-of-print.
	classicalcdreview.com /rdaw.html (667 words)

	The Classical Music Guide
		The program notes deal entirely with Wolff and really what is there to say for the very light and rather dull Massenet or the usual overtures?
		Wolff's credentials were mostly in the theatre and his recordings for Polydor in the late twenties included the first ever of Prokofiev's Chout and the Fauré Pelléas et Mélisande the former with the Lamoureux Orchestra and the latter with no less than the Berlin Philharmonic at Furtwängler's invitation.
		He was an expert stick man in the same vein as Paray although no way near that mighty man's match.
	www.classicalmusicguide.com /rreviews/rr_masswolff.htm (194 words)

	NMWA \| Publications \| Women in the Arts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		In 1876, the French critic Albert Wolff, writing for Le Figaro, introduced the artist Berthe Morisot to the Parisian gallery-going public: “A so-called exhibition of painting has just opened.
		Here five or six lunatics, one of whom is a woman, and a group of unfortunates deranged by ambition have gotten together to show their workThese self-styled artists call themselvesImpressionists.” With this scathing commentary, Wolff inextricably linked Morisot, the sole female participant at this second Impressionist exhibition, with Claude Monet, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, and Edgar Degas.
		For the critic and for her fellow painters, Morisot’s artistic style reflected the core aesthetic values of the avant-garde group, while her inner convictions and unconventional spirit made Morisot a stand-out among professional women painters in late 19th-century France.
	www.nmwa.org /pubs/wia_back_issue.asp?magazineid=39&showFulltext=yes (1937 words)

	Albert Wolff - Overtures In Hi-Fi - 180 Gram Vinyl
		The other way round is no problem, though ideally the overture music should already contain the musical synopsis which later unfolds pleasurably into the arias and choruses.
		Of the six instrumental powerhouses heard here, three have their origin in the French opera comique tradition and the three others originate in the colourful musical life of the Austrian monarchy, and all are given the full limelight here by Albert Wolff and the orchestra of the Paris Conservatoire.
		One is amazed at the way in which the maestro’s brisk pace still allows the listener to sample the subtleties which otherwise tend all too often to be subsumed into the sweet array of melodies.
	store.acousticsounds.com /browse_detail.cfm?Title_ID=10241 (295 words)

	Ravel Conducts Ravel
		The late conductor Antonio de Almeida has said Portuguese conductor Pedro de Freitas Branco had told him he had conducted the 1930 recording of the Piano Concerto and that Albert Wolff had conducted BolÈro.
		Wolff was involved to the extent that he had rehearsed Boléro, but Ravel conducted the recording.
		Freitas apparently made a recording of Boléro issued on Westminster but long out-of-print; it is said that his performance took an unbelievable 18:20, almost four minutes longer than most.
	classicalcdreview.com /bolero.htm (726 words)

	Wolff Family Genealogy Forum (Page 2)
		Re: Laurence and Eva Madeline Wolff - Garland Edgell 11/30/98
		Re: Laurence and Eva Madeline Wolff - Isabelle Baumgartner 8/21/99
		Re: Carl and Henrietta (Teich) WOLFF - Warren A Wolff 6/20/99
	genforum.genealogy.com /wolff/page2.html#46 (1843 words)

	Albert Wolff ( - ) Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews
		Jens Wolff 1803-15 oil on canvas The Art Institute of Chicago English
		Multiple Artists, Genius ([Munich]: Kurt Wolff, 1920), vol.
		Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Umbra Vitae: Nachgelassene Gedichte by Georg Heym (Munich: Kurt Wolff, 1924)., 1924
	www.wwar.com /masters/w/wolff-albert.html (1074 words)

	Ancestry Message Boards - Message [ Wolff ]
		Abraham Albert Wolff and Adelheid Wolff Zork from San Antoino,TX Author: Barbara Behne
		Re: Abraham Albert Wolff and Adelheid Wolff Zork from San Antoino,TX : M.
		Re: Abraham Albert Wolff and Adelheid Wolff Zork from San Antoino,TX : Sandy Gibson -- 27 Sep 2004
	boards.ancestry.com /mbexec/msg/an/JKXBAIB/377 (119 words)

	CRT-II - Claims Resolution Tribunal - 2001 Published List of Accounts
		Wolff, Mme Anne (AKA Weill, Mlle Anne) [Paris, France] [1]
		Wolff, Mlle Mariette Flore (AKA Bloch, Mme Mariette Flore) [Paris, France] [2]
		Wolff, Marta (AKA Wolff-Pfeiffer, Marta) [Bydgoszcz, Poland] [2]
	www.crt-ii.org /2001_list/publication_list1_W.phtm (1095 words)

	Amherst College Biographical Record: Index of names -- Wolff (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Every Wolff that has been indexed so far.
		Please consult the Frequently Asked Questions list if you'd like an entry typed in, would like to obtain a photocopy, or would like more information about a specific graduate.
		This page was generated on 10 August 2000 at 12:15:57 am
	www.amherst.edu /~rjyanco94/genealogy/acbiorecord/index/byname/w/wolff.html (186 words)

	Temple Beth-El's First 75 Years
		For example, Albert Wolff and Samuel Mayer had a dry goods store, at which Max Mayer clerked, while Abraham Frank and Max Goldfrank, proprietors of Goldfrank, Frank & Co, wholesale dry goods, boots, shoes and hats, employed one of the Simon Franks and Phillip Sulzberger.
		Following a general American trend for German-Jewish immigrants, the majority ran dry goods stores, outfitting cowboys embarking on cattle drives, local farmers and traders who passed through the city.
		Some, like Albert Wolff, eventually expanded their modest emporiums into major department stores.
	www.beth-elsa.org /be_hist75.htm (1911 words)

	Edward Breland - Ancestors & Family Index
		WOLFF, ELSIE EMMA FREIDA (28 Feb 1895 - 19 Nov 1960)
		WOLFF, FRANK ALBERT BERNARD (23 Oct 1865 - 13 May 1923)
		WOODCOCK, ALBERT LOUIS (01 Nov 1927 - Jul 1981)
	www.cwoodcock.com /ebfamily/ebfamily187.html (639 words)

	ABC-Dir: Sea Wolff (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Family history research project of Taj and Alex Wolff.
		Wolff tanning bed distributor offering Tanses tanning beds, Wolff lamps, lotions, parts and service.
		Official website of the "Chick Lit" author Isabel Wolff.
	www.abc-directory.com /view/sea_wolff (84 words)

	An article on the ozone healing by ozone therapist Dr. Rathna Alwa from Bangalore, India
		During World War I ozone was used to treat wounds, trench foot, gangrene and the effects of poison gas.
		Dr Albert Wolff of Berlin, Germany, also used ozone for colon cancer, cervical cancer and decubitis ulcers in 1915.
		As if to corroborate its validity, Dr Otto Warburg of the Kaiser Institute in Berlin, Germany, announced that the cause of cancer is lack of oxygen at the cellular level.
	www.lifepositive.com /body/new-age-therapies/ozone-therapy/ozone-healing.asp (3259 words)

	Lake Auburn Moravian Church Cemetery
		Albert, son of Gottlieb and Anna Kowalke, 8 March 1872 - 13 September 1872
		Albert T., son of Henry and C ?
		Albert Wolff, born and died 8 April 1899
	www.pressenter.com /~gregboe/Victoria-Moravian11.htm (1245 words)

	abnabst2
		used by the critic Albert Wolff to vilify the Impressionists more
		Rorschach test." Yet, such gibes seem to echo Albert Wolff's
		Albert Wolff had bought Monet's paintings instead of criticizing
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/telepraisal/abnabst2.htm (1694 words)

	Gustave WOLFF Art Auction Sales and Market Information by artprice.com
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