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HP calculators / 2005 Create a Calculator Contest: Prizes Winners in each category will receive special commendation letters from the President of the American Society of Engineering Education (ASEE) in addition to the cash scholarships and calculator prizes from HP as follows: Runners-Up: Five (5) runners-up in each category (university/college & high school) will receive HP calculators relevant to their grade levels. Third Prize: $1,000 award and an HP 39g+ graphing calculator www.hp.com /calculators/contest/prizes.html   (213 words)

Middle-Earth Articles ::: The Barrow-Downs Additional Prizes may be awarded to selected runner-ups in each Age Category, based on the availability of prizes. One First Place prize will be awarded to each Age category. Grouped by their age categories, here are our favorite essays www.barrowdowns.com /essaywinners.php   (213 words)

4th “JULIAN ARCAS” INTERNATIONAL CLASSICAL GUITAR COMPETITION In Third Category, all those who take part in the Final will receive 300 €, which are not cumulative to other prizes. There will be three categories in the Competition: the first one, for performers until 13 years old, the second one, for performers until 18 year old, and the third one will be the absolute category. The winner of the first prize in the third category, yields in exclusive the necessary phonographic rights for the record edition of the recording of the CD that composes the prize. www.worldguitarist.com /arcas1en.html   (213 words)

List of Prizes for 2003 There were gift certificate prizes for first, second, and third place in each category of $15, $10 and $5. We hope to improve the prizes in 2004. There was also be a $100 cash prize for the best time. www.ds.psu.edu /AcademicAffairs/FacultyInformation/FacultyBios/Farr/list_of_prizes_for_2003.htm   (78 words)

frame a The Sponsored by the Marine Corps Historical Foundation, an organization dedicated to promoting the study of Marine Corps history and traditions, this prize is awarded to an outstanding entry in any category in either the junior or senior division that demonstrates an appreciation of Marine Corps History. Outstanding State Prizes: These prizes are awarded to entries in both the senior and junior divisions from all participating states. This prize is presented to an outstanding entry whose research and presentation relate to the impact secret communications have had on the successful execution of U.S. political, economic, or military strategy since the Revolutionary War. nationalhistoryday.org /02_contest/frame_e.htm   (1433 words)

Philanthropy Magazine @ The Philanthropy Roundtable Groups vying for the prizes are judged on their impact in the community, use of resources, and “overall excellence.” Each category produces two finalists, which receive $5,000, plus a winner, which receives $15,000. Harvard University zoologist Ernst Mayr lists 33 prizes on his curriculum vitae, for instance. Awards are different, and the IRS has established rules that allow foundations to cut out middlemen. www.philanthropyroundtable.org /magazines/2003/may   (3500 words)

Major Children's & Young Adults Book Awards Lists The link for each award will link you to the category in which the award can be found at the Children's & Young Adults' Literature Awards. Awards such as the Scott O'Dell Award are alphabetized under the first word, Scott. From the ISLMC, major book and nonbook awards of interest to K-12 eduators, parents and students. falcon.jmu.edu /~ramseyil/awards2.htm   (111 words)

Awards Researcher Affiliation Prize Category Year Cooper, Leon Brown Physics 1972 Co-Director, Center for Neural Sciences Fowler, William Caltech Physics 1983 Schrieffer, J. Robert UCSB Physics 1972 Director of the Institute of Theoretical Physics SDSC staff look forward to introducing more Nobel Prize-winning researchers to the wealth of advanced computing resources at SDSC and to the ways these resources can further their research efforts across all disciplines. Jay Seigel) and the University of Milan (Prof. www.sdsc.edu /SDSCwire/v1.5/1017.awards_final.html   (188 words)

Physics Today December 2000 Balzan Prizes are awarded each year in different fields within the humanities, social sciences, and art category and the physics, mathematics, science, and medicine category. The fields in which the 2001 Balzan Prizes will be awarded are climatology, cognitive neurosciences, literary history and criticism (post-1500), and the history of architecture. Mayor, director of the Geneva Observatory in Switzerland, received the Balzan Prize in the field of instrumentation and techniques in astronomy and astrophysics within the category of physics, mathematics, science, and medicine for his discovery of the "first extraterrestrial satellite orbiting around the star 51 Pegasi," reports the foundation. www.physicstoday.org /pt/vol-53/iss-12/p82b.html   (188 words)

Department of History HISTORY The prizes have varied in number and category over the years but currently number 14 prizes in the field of journalism, six prizes in letters, and one prize in music. Pulitzer Prizes are awarded annually by Columbia University, New York City, for public service and achievement in American journalism, letters, and music. The prizes, originally endowed with a gift of $500,000 from the newspaper magnate Joseph Pulitzer, are highly esteemed and have been awarded each May since 1917. www.wm.edu /history?fetchid=2479&template=print   (490 words)

NPPA: Carolyn Cole, David Leeson, Cheryl Diaz Meyer Win the Pulitzer Prizes for Photography The Pulitzer Board said the AP coverage was "evocative, a panoramic portrayal of the war in Iraq." They also said that the photographs by Hondros were "powerful and courageous coverage of the bloody upheaval in Liberia," and that the Pulitzer jury moved his entry from the Feature Photography category to News. All three Pulitzer photography winners were top finishers in the NPPA Best Of Photojournalism 2004 contest Newspaper Photographer of the Year category, which was judged and announced last week. The Pulitzer jury said their photographs were "imaginative and sophisticated." The other finalist in this category was Damir Sagolj's of Reuters for his unforgettable photograph of a U.S. Marine medic holding a wounded child in Iraq. www.nppa.org /news_and_events/news/2004/04/cole-leeson-meyer_win_pulitzers.html   (1309 words)

THE TUMBLING RUN adventure run & SPRINT 'O' 2006 Prizes for the top 3 in the orienteering races in each category and the top 3 teams in each category in the TUMBLING RUN. Team name and team members names, date of birth and category entered, for the TUMBLING RUN race.Also, you can include any other info, that you might think it might be held. AWARDS:Participation awards for all entrants, also prizes for the special stage in the TUMBLING RUN. www.webspawner.com /users/mihaiv1961/index.html   (344 words)

Brudirect.com  - Local News Nur Hamizah H.A was meanwhile named the winner in Category B (Digital), with four consolation prizes going to Hijium Yusop, Awg Murni bin Awg Hj Mahali, Yakub Hj Abd Rahman and Abu Hasrah Hj Abd Rani. Seven consolation prizes for the same category went to Md. Ruddy MasSharharin bin Hj Sarbini, Alirahim Hj Abd Rani, Hj Muhamad Hj Sulaiman, Mazmewati bte Mazali, A. Jinidi Hj Mahali, Pg Baharudin bin Pg Hj Ali Akbar and Hassan Hj Zuraidi. Category A (Film) was won by Sha'ari bin Hj Zunaidi, while Abd Khalid bin Hj Md. Noor and Siti Salmiah bte Hj Basir won 2nd and 3rd respectively. www.brudirect.com /DailyInfo/News/Archive/May05/240505/nite21.htm   (162 words)

Columbia News ::: Winners of Pulitzer Prizes in Journalism, Letters, Drama and Music, Announced April 10th at the Journalism School The 84th annual Pulitzer Prizes in Journalism, Letters, Drama and Music, awarded on the recommendation of the Pulitzer Prize Board, were announced April 10th by President George Rupp of Columbia University. Also nominated as finalists in this category were: Robert Ariail of The State, Columbia, S.C., and Clay Bennett of The Christian Science Monitor. Also nominated as finalists in this category were: Associated Press Staff for its skillful and courageous coverage of the Russian attack on Chechnya, and The Washington Post Staff for its compelling, in-depth coverage of the war in Kosovo. www.columbia.edu /cu/news/00/04/pulitzer/pulitzer.html   (1136 words)

NPPA: Carolyn Cole, David Leeson, Cheryl Diaz Meyer Win the Pulitzer Prizes for Photography The Pulitzer Board said the AP coverage was "evocative, a panoramic portrayal of the war in Iraq." They also said that the photographs by Hondros were "powerful and courageous coverage of the bloody upheaval in Liberia," and that the Pulitzer jury moved his entry from the Feature Photography category to News. The Pulitzer photo jury moved his entry from the Breaking News category to Feature. All three Pulitzer photography winners were top finishers in the NPPA Best Of Photojournalism 2004 contest Newspaper Photographer of the Year category, which was judged and announced last week. www.nppa.org /news_and_events/news/2004/04/cole-leeson-meyer_win_pulitzers.html   (1245 words)

Prizes named after people - Result for Prizes named after people - Meaning of Prizes named after people - Definition of Prizes named after people - Dictionary of Meaning - www.mauspfeil.net There you find a list of all editors and the possibility to edit the original text of the article Prizes named after people. Prizes named after people - Result for Prizes named after people - Meaning of Prizes named after people - Definition of Prizes named after people - Dictionary of Meaning - www.mauspfeil.net If some are not named after people, then maybe create a sub category insteda of a list? www.mauspfeil.net /Prizes_named%20after%20people.html   (1245 words)

EMS Prizes She constructs a functor from the category of simplicial varieties to this derived category, whose cohomology objects are precisely the mixed realisations of the variety. Annette Huber defines a derived category of the category of mixed realisations defined by Jannsen. She then defines an absolute cohomology theory, over which the usual absolute theories - absolute Hodge-Deligne and continous &aecute;tale cohomology - naturally factorise. www.emis.ams.org /ECM2/prizes.html   (1134 words)

P&E: Listings The entry with the most votes in each category will receive a beautiful customized GIF award similar to the one below. We'd just like to offer some additional prizes. Prizes for randomly selected voters may consist of small cash prizes, books, subscriptions, t-shirts, and so forth. www.anotherealm.com /prededitors/perpoll.htm   (1134 words)

2004 Pulitzer Prize Winners Announced Also be sure to visit our special Pulitzer Prize section, for updated reports on the winners of this year's prizes and links to the best coverage from around the Web about print journalism's most prestigious prizes. Published: April 05, 2004 3:04 PM EST, updated at 3:28 PM and 3:46 PM Update posted at 3:15 PM EST, April 6: The original version of this list inadvertently omitted The Providence Journal as a finalist in the Public Service category. Pulitzer Prizes Announced; 'LAT,' 'WSJ' Each Win 2 www.mediainfo.com /eandp/departments/newsroom/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1000480318   (1218 words)

The Comics Journal: Online Features Entries for journalism awards are chosen by 65 editors, publishers, writers and educators (broken into juries of 5 persons) from material appearing in any US newspaper published daily, Sunday, or at least weekly during the calendar year, with nominations for the cartooning category being limited to a portfolio of 20 cartoons. Unusual for comics awards on a number of counts, the Ignatzes are "festival prizes" nominated by an anonymous board of independent cartoonists, and voted on by all attendees of the SPX expo (rather than by the committee-based system preferred by most awards boards). Although the Pulitzer Prizes are among the most prestigious awards in the literary and artistic fields, their definition of "editorial cartooning" seems egregiously vague, making no distinction between comic strips like Garry Trudeau's Doonesbury and Berke Breathed's Bloom County, and the more strictly political editorial cartoons of Paul Szep and Pat Oliphant. www.tcj.com /3_online/f_laurels.html   (1865 words)

3 Mindanawons win Palanca, other awards Davao-based writers Mardoquio and Pagusara won the first and second prizes of the Don Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature’s short story in Cebuano category this year while Tiu's book on Davao 1890 to 1910 was a finalist in the history category of the National Book Award. Another Davao-based writer, Sheilfa Alojamiento, won last year’s second prize in the Short Story in Cebuano category of the Palanca Awards for Literature for her piece entitled “Sa Among Baryo”. Tiu, a Palanca awardee in 2001 for short story in Cebuano and Philippine Graphic Fiction awardee in 2000, was one of four finalists for the history category of the National Book Award 2003, for “Davao 1890-1910: Conquest and Resistance in the Garden of the Gods.”. www.mindanews.com /2004/08/17nws-awards.html   (383 words)

CNW Group Publisher: House of Anansi Press Prix Trillium (Co-winners, french-language category) Serge Denis - "Social-démocratie et mouvements ouvriers", a thought- provoking reflection on the failure of social democracy in an era signaling the end of socialism and the ascendancy of neo-liberalism. Publisher: House of Anansi Press Trillium Book Award for Poetry (French-language category) Angèle Bassolé-Ouèdraogo - "Avec tes mots", a homage to François Ouèdraogo depicting a people's suffering and vital freedom of speech. Publisher: Editions Malaika Now in its 17th year, the Trillium Book Award is among the most highly regarded national and international literary prizes. www.newswire.ca /en/releases/archive/May2004/04/c8681.html   (383 words)

Bulgarian triumph in Plovdiv - Business news Bulgarian companies won 24 prizes in the Food Products category. Four companies exhibiting in the Textile, Fashion and Jewellery category won awards, three in the Furniture category, and two in the Packages and Packaging Equipment and Technology category. Among award-winners were Devin mineral water, Classic ketchup, Ideal lyutenitsa (a paste of tomatoes and pepper made to a traditional Bulgarian recipe), canned meat and vegetables, Shumen Red Beer, Deroni soy sauce, and others. sofiaecho.com /article/bulgarian-triumph-in-plovdiv/id_11365/catid_23   (383 words)

Glittering gala night of glory for Walsall gardeners The popular competition is made possible by contractors and sponsors from across the borough and beyond who donate a range of prizes in each category. The competition rewards gardeners who recycle and compost — particularly in the Environmentally Friendly category — and there are eleven categories covering everyone from children to pensioners. Don’t forget — Walsall Council’s gala night of gardening glory is fast approaching, when the winners of this year’s ‘Walsall in Bloom’ competition will collect their prizes. www.walsall.gov.uk /newsdocs/NewsArticle.asp?NewsId=1990   (333 words)

World Handwriting Contest In the event that anyone does receive three first prizes in the World Handwriting Contest, we will regard this individual as a "Lifetime Winner" and will enter his or her name permanently on this web-page, in a special "Lifetime Winners" area. To qualify for prizes in a given year, an entry must arrive on or before June 30 of that year. For this category, the judges will further separate entries as cursive or manuscript (printing). www.global2000.net /handwritingrepair/WHAC   (333 words)

IT Predazzo Some happyness for Predazzo in the young categories: they present a very good number of young players all under 14 years of age and one of them, Mario Boninsegna, won the Schuler category with a very good score of 101 points. Abano won the team category, but it was a very emotional fight with Follonica and Predazzo: the tournament were decided in the last run, with Follonica 2nd and Predazzo 3rd. As usual in Predazzo the prize-giving were beautiful, with money prizes, amazing cups and some eating prizes: almost all the players took home some gastronomical specialties of Trentino's mountains. www.minigolf-sanromolo.it /Pagine_EN/News/Set_2001/6.htm   (333 words)

House of Commons Hansard Debates for 1 Nov 2004 (pt 19) The UK gambling industry is used to maximum prizes, and the doors should not be thrown open to the unlimited cash prizes offered by category A machines without a consideration of the consequences. The Committee saw that coming, which is why we recommended that the Government should not concentrate on limiting the number of casinos with category A machines, but instead should focus on how many of those machines will be available in aggregate, where they will be located and who will operate them. I hope that Ministers will have regard to the views of home-grown industries such as those based in my constituency and accept that their interest complements the desire to maintain a gambling industry that is free from crime and that maintains its comparatively good record on problem gambling. www.publications.parliament.uk /pa/cm200304/cmhansrd/vo041101/debtext/41101-19.htm   (333 words)

The Comics Reporter At the Salon Europeen de la Bande Dessinee in Nimes, the Albert Uderzo prizes went to Paolo Mottura for his art on Careme in the best new talent category. Thompson's massive graphic novel won prizes and citations in Europe last Fall, mirroring its succcess in the United States comics awards. Craig Thompson's Blankets continues to do well overseas at comics festivals, picking up Les Prix Attilio Micheluzzi in the best comic category at the Napoli Comics Festival. www.comicsreporter.com /index.php/blankets_wins_another_european_prize   (333 words)

Quill & Quire Toronto novelist Peter Robinson is one of the finalists in the mystery/thriller category for this year's Los Angeles Times Book Prizes. The finalists for the 2006 Kiriyama Prizes are out and two Canadians have a chance at the awards that honour both fiction and non-fiction about or from the Pacific Rim. Orca Book Publishers has been named the winner of a Western Regional Book Design and Production Award in the children's and young adult category for By a Thread written by Ned Dickens, illustrated by Graham Ross, and designed by Lynn O' Rourke. www.quillandquire.com /announcement/index.cfm?category_id=7   (2798 words)

CPL Ready Reference Shelf Lists national and international book awards, from A to Z, with sections organized by "Awards by Category"; "Nobel Prizes"; "The Pulitzer Prize" "Children's Literature" "e-Book Awards" and "Books on Film". Find lists of all laureates and a searchable database that lists all prizes. Academy Awards by year, category, and current nominees. www.chipublib.org /008subject/005genref/readyref.html   (2798 words)

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