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		George Simpson, an independent New York public relations practitioner who has moved a 20-year-old PR business almost entirely away from serving print publishers to working with news Web sites, says the environment has gotten very challenging.
		Simpson says that a cardinal rule learned in "PR 101" should be applied: Know the journalists to whom you are pitching a story idea, and know their publications.
		Simpson does not believe in "papering the world" with press releases, but rather "waiting till you have something important to say" and targeting individual reporters who you know will be interested in the story you have to tell.
	www.georgesimpson.com (2689 words)

	Simpson, Sir George
		Simpson, Sir George, governor of the HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY (b at Lochbroom, Scot about 1787; d at Lachine, Canada E 7 Sept 1860).
		Simpson's knowledge of the FUR TRADE and fur traders was never before equalled.
		Simpson was sent by the HBC from London to North America in 1820 to take charge should the company's governor, William Williams, be arrested by the NWC.
	www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com /index.cfm?PgNm=TCE&Params=A1ARTA0007413 (286 words)

	Empire of the Bay: George Simpson
		At the time, in 1807, Simpson was working as a sugar broker's clerk in a London office.
		Simpson was also director of the North Shore (Montreal) and Champlain Railroad companies.
		Simpson was knighted in 1841, recognized for his arctic discoveries, expertise in fur trading and contributions to the Hudson's Bay Company.
	www.pbs.org /empireofthebay/profiles/simpson.html (291 words)

	Simpson
		George Simpson was born out of wedlock to an unknown mother and George, the son of a Calvinist minister, Thomas Simpson [1718-86] by his second wife, Isobel Mackenzie [a granddaughter of Duncan Forbes of Culloden].
		Simpson’s task was to ensure that the English Hudson’s Bay Company and the colonial North West Company strictly adhere to the 1817 proclamation that all parties in the fur trade refrain from hostilities and restore captured goods and forts.
		Simpson held a tight grip over the HBCo Northern Department from 1821 onwards but he did not succeed Governor Williams of the Southern Department to head both districts until the latter retired in 1825 and it was not until 1839 that he became Governor-in-Chief of Rupert’s Land.
	www.clanfraser.ca /simpson.htm (2456 words)

	WesternOutlaw.com - Gravesites
		George Simpson and Williams began to laugh and the matter was settled in a friendly manner.
		Simpson requested if he were to fall victim that his body be delivered to his father in St. Louis.
		George Simpson is buried on Simpson's Rest in Trinidad, CO. Simpson's Rest is a small rocky mesa and a favorite overlook for the local residents today.
	www.westernoutlaw.com /gravesites/george_simpson.html (513 words)

	Sir George Simpson
		Sir George Simpson commenced his career as a clerk in a respectable counting-house in London, where his talents soon advanced him to the first seat at the desk.
		Simpson as Governor of the Northern department;—an appointment for which, by his abilities natural and acquired, he was well qualified.
		Simpson combined with the prepossessing manners of a gentleman all the craft and subtlety of an intriguing courtier; while his cold and callous heart was incapable of sympathizing with the woes and pains of his fellow-men.
	www.canadiangenealogy.net /hudsonbay/george_simpson.htm (1521 words)

	Sir George Simpson - HighBeam Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Appointed (1821) governor of the northern department of the company (with which the North West Company was merged that year), he became governor of the northern department of the united company and later was made governor of Rupert's Land and general superintendent of the company in North America.
		Simpson encouraged exploration of his vast realm; his cousin Thomas Simpson explored the arctic coast, and he himself journeyed constantly (twice crossing the continent) from one wilderness trading post to another.
		Edward, Mrs Simpson and the divorce law: Stephen Cretney investigates whether the government colluded in the suppression of evidence that might have prevented Wallis Simpson's divorce and royal marriage.(Cross Current)(Edward.
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1E1-SimpsnG.html (536 words)

	Gateshead Birder Home Page
		Watercress and Lesser Stitchwort at Shibdon [George Simpson]
		Viola riviniana at Shibdon on 8th [George Simpson]
		Butterbur (Petasites hybridus) was noted in flower at Shibdon on 29th March [George Simpson]
	www.gatesheadbirders.co.uk /Flora/Flora.htm (2019 words)

	George Simpson, Jr - Navini Networks .: Leaders of Mobile Wireless Broadband :.
		Prior to joining Navini Networks, George was the vice president of global operations with Chorum Technologies, Inc where he was responsible for the development and management of the operations group that supported Chorum's quality, manufacturing, procurement, facilities, capital acquisition, and inventory management process.
		Previous to his position with Chorum, George held several executive level positions with DSC Communications, where he was most recently the vice president of global operations for DSC Communications.
		George was responsible for DSC's manufacturing, procurement, and engineering divisions as well as providing direction to more 2000 people at five international manufacturing sites.
	www.navini.com /Company/Management/George_Simpson_Jr.htm (184 words)

	Hbc Heritage - Our History - People
		In 1820 Simpson was sent to the Athabaska, the very frontier of the North American fur trade and one of the key areas of contention in the increasingly violent fur trade war between Hudson's Bay Company and the North West Company.
		In 1826, Simpson was appointed to the dual Governorship of both Northern and Southern Departments of Rupert's Land, and established his headquarters in Lachine.
		Simpson entertained the royal party at a lavish event at his estate on Île Dorval, near Lachine that included a water-borne cavalcade of Iroquois paddlers in full paint, feathers, and scarlet costumes.
	www.hbc.com /hbcheritage/history/people/builders/simpson.asp (2691 words)

	Exploration, the Fur Trade and Hudson's Bay Company - Personalities
		Simpson was made governor of the northern department in 1821 after the merger with the North West Company.
		Simpson decided to change the method of travel used by the traders from canoe to York boats.
		Simpson was put in charge of all the supervisors and became the governor in chief in 1826.
	www.canadiana.org /hbc/person/simpson1_e.html (303 words)

	George Simpson Page (Site not responding. Last check: )
		George is a Londoner, whose musical career started as a cornet player in a local brass band at the age of 10 years.
		In 1959 George became leader of the Staff Orchestra at the School of Music, working with Sir Vivian Dunn, the incumbent Principal Director of Music.
		In 1970 George attended the Royal Academy of Music, to study conducting with Maurice Miles (a fellow student on the same course being Simon Rattle), and the violin with Lionel Bentley.
	www.beckerensemble.com /Musicians%20Pages/George%20Simpson%20Page.html (173 words)

	George Gaylord Simpson Summary
		George Gaylord Simpson was born in Chicago on June 16, 1902.
		George Gaylord Simpson was born to middle-class parents in Chicago, Illinois, on June 16, 1902.
		Simpson was the most influential paleontologist of the twentieth century and a major participant in the Modern synthesis.
	www.bookrags.com /George_Gaylord_Simpson (2980 words)

	George Gaylord Simpson (Site not responding. Last check: )
		George Gaylord Simpson, born in 1902 in Chicago.
		He was a United States Paleontologist known for his contributions to the evolutionary theory and aiding in the discovery of migratory patterns of the prehistoric fauna of the Americas.
		Simpson was in charge of several expeditions finding many prehistoric fossils.
	www.mnsu.edu /emuseum/information/biography/pqrst/simpson_george_gaylord.html (343 words)

	UW-Eau Claire to receive $6 million estate gift
		He was the son of Col. George L. Simpson Sr., one of UW-Eau Claire’s first faculty members, and Marie (Stannard) Simpson, a member of the university’s first graduating class in 1917.
		George L. Simpson Jr., who was born in 1923 in Eau Claire, attended UW-Eau Claire (then the Eau Claire State Teachers College) and played on the football team in the early 1940s.
		George Simpson Jr.’s father, Col. George L. Simpson Sr., was one of the original 20 faculty members at UW-Eau Claire (then called the Eau Claire State Normal School).
	www.uwec.edu /Fndn/campaign/Simpsongift.htm (709 words)

	George Simpson (meteorologist) at AllExperts
		George Clarke Simpson (1878â"1965) was a British meteorologist.
		In 1910, Simpson was the meteorologist for Robert Falcon Scott's Antarctic expedition.
		He established the Simpson wind force scale, a modification of the Beaufort wind force scale, which is the current standard scale used worldwide; still called the Beaufort wind force scale.
	en.allexperts.com /e/g/ge/george_simpson_(meteorologist).htm (162 words)

	Unofficial SJG Archive - People - George G. Simpson (1902-1984)
		While most paleontologists had become accustomed to think of a series of types "leading to" the modern forms, Simpson's attempt to approach the fossil record as a sampling of ancient breeding populations led to a revitalization of the field.
		Simpson had joined the American Museum of Natural History as assistant curator of vertebrate paleontology in 1927, at the invitation of director Henry Fairfield Osborn, who had a knack for picking future "stars" in natural history.
		A pioneer in tackling the problem of rates of evolution, Simpson was impressed with the pattern of long periods of stability in species, interspersed with relatively rapid change.
	www.stephenjaygould.org /people/george_simpson.html (622 words)

	UW-Eau Claire Foundation to receive $6 million from Simpson estate
		George L. Simpson Jr., the son of one of UW-Eau Claire’s first faculty members, Col. George L. Simpson Sr.
		The Foundation’s $4 million share of the Simpson trust account will be split between university athletics and the department of geography and anthropology as designated by George Simpson Jr., Halberg said, noting that George Simpson Sr.
		George Simpson Jr.’s mother, Marie (Stannard) Simpson, was a member of the university’s first graduating class in 1917.
	www.uwec.edu /fndn/simpsongift.htm (447 words)

	Civilization.ca - The Canoe - Sir George Simpson's travels, page 1
		With flag flying, an elite crew of Iroquois voyageurs, and a personal Scottish piper, Simpson's arrival at any outpost was a very special event.
		nly nineteen and newly married to the Hudson's Bay Governor Sir George Simpson in 1830, Frances Simpson and a companion, Catherine Turner, were the first British women ever to travel by canoe from Lachine (Quebec) to York Factory (Manitoba) on Hudson's Bay.
		As Simpson once wrote, "It is strange that all my ailments vanish as soon as I seat myself in a canoe.
	www.civilization.ca /hist/canoe/can08eng.html (239 words)

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