1. Schwarz Hermann Amandus Schwarz. Born 25 Jan 1843 in Hermsdorf, Silesia (now Poland) Died30 Nov 1921 in Berlin, Germany. Hermann Schwarz's father was an architect. http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Schwarz.html

Hermann Amandus Schwarz Born: 25 Jan 1843 in Hermsdorf, Silesia (now Poland) Died: 30 Nov 1921 in Berlin, Germany Click the picture above to see three larger pictures Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index Hermann Schwarz 's father was an architect. He studied at the Gymnasium in Dortmund where his favourite subject was chemistry. When he left school he intended to take a degree in chemistry and he entered the Gewerbeinstitut, later called the Technical University of Berlin, with this aim. Schwarz began his study of chemistry at Berlin but it was not long before Kummer and Weierstrass had influenced him to change to mathematics. The first of his teachers to influence the direction that his research would eventually take was Karl Pohlke. Through him Schwarz became interested in geometry. Schwarz attended Weierstrass 's lectures on The integral calculus in 1861 and the notes that Schwarz took at these lectures still exist. His interest in geometry was soon combined with Weierstrass ... ideas coming from geometrical considerations were translated by Schwarz into the language of analysis.

2. The Cactus And Succulent Society Of America (CSSA) Herman Schwarz Travel Awards HERMAN SCHWARTZ TRAVEL AWARDS. The third Herman Schwartz pages. Rulesfor the 2003 Herman Schwartz Travel Awards. Dr. Herman Schwartz http://www.cssainc.org/schwartz_travel_award.html

HERMAN SCHWARTZ TRAVEL AWARDS The third Herman Schwartz travel awards will be selected by random drawing at the January 2003 Cactus and Succulent Society of America board meeting. After reviewing our current policies with Dr. Schwartz, several significant changes were made. Since many of our members are interested in cacti, it was decided to add South America to the list of destinations for which awards can be granted. Another important change was the removal of the restriction against those who had traveled to these places before. It is hoped that these changes will result in greater interest and a larger number of CSSA members in North America applying for the gifts. In the last two drawings there were only a hundred applicants in each drawing, which meant that the chances of success were one in twenty! Those are very good odds indeed and we hope that many more of you will apply and get the chance to see these marvelous plants in their native habitats. A description of the rules for application and the application form are included in this web pages.

3. Birthspage19.html Translate this page Klobusicz Moritz Apr 04 1880 M Szamuel Benau Netti Steiner Illava J Steiner JennyApr 10 1880 F Szalamon Kohn Hanni Stern Bellus E schwarz herman Apr 18 1880 M http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~yump/transcriptions/film1981155/births1

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4. Schwarz, Herman Amandus (1843-1921) -- From Eric Weisstein's World Of Scientific About this site. Branch of Science , Mathematicians v. Nationality , German v.schwarz, herman Amandus (18431921), Additional biographies MacTutor (St. Andrews). http://scienceworld.wolfram.com/biography/Schwarz.html

Branch of Science Mathematicians Nationality German Schwarz, Herman Amandus (1843-1921) Additional biographies: MacTutor (St. Andrews) Author: Eric W. Weisstein

5. Schwarz Karl herman Amandus schwarz schwarz studied chemistry at Berlin, but Kummer and Weierstrass influenced him to change to mathematics. http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Schwarz.html

Hermann Amandus Schwarz Born: 25 Jan 1843 in Hermsdorf, Silesia (now Poland) Died: 30 Nov 1921 in Berlin, Germany Click the picture above to see three larger pictures Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index Hermann Schwarz 's father was an architect. He studied at the Gymnasium in Dortmund where his favourite subject was chemistry. When he left school he intended to take a degree in chemistry and he entered the Gewerbeinstitut, later called the Technical University of Berlin, with this aim. Schwarz began his study of chemistry at Berlin but it was not long before Kummer and Weierstrass had influenced him to change to mathematics. The first of his teachers to influence the direction that his research would eventually take was Karl Pohlke. Through him Schwarz became interested in geometry. Schwarz attended Weierstrass 's lectures on The integral calculus in 1861 and the notes that Schwarz took at these lectures still exist. His interest in geometry was soon combined with Weierstrass ... ideas coming from geometrical considerations were translated by Schwarz into the language of analysis.

6. Blackburn Genealogical Database Index schwarz, Darlene ( ). schwarz, Elizabeth Ashleigh ( - ). schwarz, herman ( - ). schwarz, Margaret Julia ( - ). schwarz, http://www.blackburn-tree.org/genweb/Blackburn/Blackburn421.html

Blackburn Genealogical Database Index For further information, contact: Kevin R. Howley 171 Sawgrass Dr Blue Bell, PA 19422 The Blackburn genealogical database can be searched several ways: Return to the Master Index Search for a name in the database. Search for a string in the database. Very slow. Use sub-indexes below for surname searches. Search an index of ALL surnames in the Blackburn database. Look at the Blackburn Database Access Log View information for the following individuals: Schultz, Rena Schultz, Richard Schultz, Richard H. Schultz, Richard Harry ... Schumacher, Angeline (11 MAY 1889 - 15 SEP 1962) Schumacher, Brandy Schumacher, Brian Schumacher, Bruce B. Schumacher, David ... Schumacher, Jana Leigh (6 FEB - ) Schumacher, Jeffrey Wayne Schumacher, Karen Louise Schumacher, Leonard ( - 15 FEB 1967) Schumacher, Leonard Schumacher, Mark Allen Schumacher, Martha Jane Schumacher, Phyllis Lynn ... Schumacher, Wayne Richard (29 JAN 1914 - ) Schumann, Timothy Wayne Schumm, - Schupp, Mary Lee Schurr, Dolores Ilean ... Schurr, Dora Jane (15 DEC 1914 - ) Schurr, Joseph Daniel

7. S Index Schrödinger, Erwin (2527*) Schroeter, Heinrich (182*) Schubert, hermann (101*)Schur, Issai (1667*) Schwartz, Laurent (637*) schwarz, herman (1192*) schwarz http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Indexes/S.html

Names beginning with S The number of words in the biography is given in brackets. A * indicates that there is a portrait. Saccheri , Giovanni (212) Sacrobosco , Johannes de (328) St-Venant Saint-Vincent , Gregorius (296*) Saks , Stanislaw (1132*) Salaciense , Pedro Nunes (332*) Salem Salmon , George (545*) Samarqandi , Shams al (202) Samawal , Ibn al (1569) Samoilenko , Anatoly (252*) Sang , Edward (471*) Sankara , Narayana (724) Sargent , Winifred (1339) Sasaki , Shigeo (1066*) Saurin , Joseph (210) Savage , Leonard (299*) Savart , Felix (106) Savary Savasorda (A bar Hiyya) (641) Savile , Sir Henry (1130*) Schafer , Alice (1344*) Schatten , Robert (682) Schauder , Juliusz (1012*) , Henry (844*) Scheffers , Georg (143*) Schickard , Wilhelm (219*) , Ludwig (191*) , Oscar (49*) Schmidt , Erhard (1382*) Schoenberg , Isaac (816*) , Arthur (370*) Schooten , Frans van (259*) Schottky , Friedrich (251*) Schoute , Pieter (363) Schouten , Jan (341*) Schreier , Otto (582*) , Ernst (174*) , Erwin (2527*) Schroeter , Heinrich (182*) Schubert , Hermann (101*) Schur , Issai (1667*) Schwartz , Laurent (637*) Schwarz, Herman

8. Karl Herman Amandus Schwarz Karl herman Amandus schwarz 18431921 schwarz studied chemistry at Berlin,but Kummer and Weierstrass influenced him to change to mathematics. http://www.stetson.edu/~efriedma/periodictable/html/Sc.html

Karl Herman Amandus Schwarz Schwarz studied chemistry at Berlin, but Kummer and Weierstrass influenced him to change to mathematics. Schwarz attended Weierstrass's lectures on the integral calculus in 1861, and the notes that Schwarz took at these lectures still exist. His marriage was a mathematical one since he married Kummer's daughter. Outside mathematics, he was the captain of the local Voluntary Fire Brigade and he assisted the stationmaster at the local railway station by closing the doors of the trains. Schwarz worked on the conformal mappings of polyhedral surfaces onto the spherical surface. His alternative procedure for solving the Dirichlet problem soon became a standard technique. He also worked on minimal surfaces, a characteristic problem of the calculus of variations. His most important work was for Weierstrass's 70th birthday. Schwarz answered the question of whether a given minimal surface really yields a minimal area. The ideas in this work led Emile Picard to his existence proof for solutions of differential equations. It also contains the inequality for integrals now known as the Schwarz inequality.

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10. The Cactus And Succulent Society Of America (CSSA) Herman Schwarz Travel Awards Application Form for the Schwartz Travel Grant. Name .Street Address http://www.cssainc.org/travel_award_form.html

Application Form for the Schwartz Travel Grant Name Street Address City, State and Zip Code Phone Number CSSA Membership Number E-mail address (if available) I am applying for the Schwartz travel grant of $2000 dollars. I understand that applicants will be selected by a random drawing supervised by the CSSA. I am currently an active, associate or life member of the CSSA living in North America. I understand that there are hazards involved in travel to the areas specified by Dr. Schwartz and hereby release Dr. Schwartz and the CSSA from any responsibility for illness, injury or losses associated with this travel experience. I agree to report on my trip and to the publication of the report by the CSSA if the editors feel the report will be of interest to our membership. I understand that I will receive my check after I submit my itinerary and the name and address of my travel agent to the CSSA Treasurer. Send applications to: Gerald S. Barad MD 521 Sergeantsville Road Flemington, NJ 08822

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previous go to surnames Schultz, Clarice Meril b. 17 SEP 1908 d. 25 JAN 1914 in Hamilton, VIC, AUS father: Schultz, Ernst(1873 - 1956) mother: Thomson, Bertha(1884 - 1934) Schultz, Conrad Johannes b. 13 DEC 1912 father: Schultz, Bernhard(1877 - 1945) mother: Miller, Anna Sophie(1878 - 1939) Schultz, Doris Veronica b. 27 DEC 1918 in Murtoa, VIC, AUS father: Schultz, Alfred Ewald(1890 - 1964) mother: Handreck, Anna Auguste(1884 - 1964) spouse: Carter, Charles Reuben (1916 - ~1991) Schultz, Doris Victoria b. 17 SEP 1908 father: Schultz, Carl August(1876 - 1953) mother: Thomson, Marie(1887 - 1951) Schultz, Edna Ida b. 15 FEB 1914 father: Schultz, Bernhard(1877 - 1945) mother: Miller, Anna Sophie(1878 - 1939) spouse: Hall, Walter Frank (1914 - ) Schultz, Eduard Heinrich spouse: Linke, Mathilda Elsa Schultz, Edwin Walter b. 12 JUL 1903 in Nhill, VIC, AUS d. 04 AUG 1963 in Woorak, VIC, AUS spouse: Kuhne, Esther Selma (1902 - ) Schultz, Ella Dorothea b. 11 FEB 1897 d. 04 SEP 1963 father: Schultz, Charles William(1863 - ) mother: Zippel, Johanne Ernestine(1866 - 1949) Schultz, Ella Myrtle b. 17 SEP 1911

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13. Herman Family Genealogy Forum Joy (herman) Elder 1/31/02 herman FAMILY CREST/COAT OF ARMS A schwarz 1/29/02Re herman FAMILY CREST/COAT OF ARMS - Jude Goshaw 1/31/02 Walter schwarz - A http://genforum.genealogy.com/herman/

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14. Schwarz the 1970 publication of an article on why young Americans during the 1960s elevatedGerman author herman Hesse to the status of cult hero. schwarz argued that http://wupa.wustl.edu/asmbly/bio/Schwarz

Egon Schwarz Egon Schwarz is Professor Emeritus of German and Rosa May Distinguished Professor Emeritus in the Humanities at Washington University, where he he taught for 32 years. He is an expert on 19th and 20th century German literature and has made important contributions to the study of German literary figures such as poet Rainer Marie Rilke and novelist Herman Hesse. His book Verbannung (1964) was the first major study of the literary exiles who left Germany because of Hitler's regime, and his autobiography, No Time for Eichendorff (1979), details Schwarz's life in this hemisphere after he and his parents were forced to flee from Europe during World War II. He approaches literature from a historical perspective, studying history's influence on literary works as well as the influence of an audience on the meaning of a work. This approach was evident in the 1970 publication of an article on why young Americans during the 1960s elevated German author Herman Hesse to the status of cult hero. Schwarz argued that Americans discovered aspects of Hesse's work that had gone unnoticed by German scholars and the German reading public. In approaching the poetry of Rainer Maria Rilke in his book, Stifled Protest: Politics and Poetry in the Work of Rainer Maria Rilke (1972), Schwarz created an ongoing controversy in Germany and Switzerland over his thesis that the mystical poetry of Rilke was influenced by the times in which the poet lived.

15. Einführung In Die Philosophie Nohl Herman Translate this page Titel Einführung in die Philosophie. Autor Nohl herman. Rinser Luise Leben imAugenbl schwarz Ernst Ein Spiegel ist Dyckhoff Peter Himmlische Ged http://www.1awissen-shop.de/Nohl-Herman-Einfuehrung-in-die-Philoso-3465029925.ht

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16. FLYGARE, SCHWARZ & CLOSSON:Recent Developments In Stewart v. Happy herman's Cheshire Bridge, 117 F.3d 1278 (11th Cir. PlaintiffStewart worked as a cashier in a Happy herman's grocery store. http://www.nhlaborlaw.com/recentdev/rdev11.htm

RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN EMPLOYMENT AND DISCRIMINATION LAW ADA Requires Employers To Provide Reasonable, Not Necessarily Preferred, Accommodations The United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit recently defined (and limited) the scope of employers' obligation under the Americans With Disabilities Act to provide reasonable accommodations. In Stewart v. Happy Herman's Cheshire Bridge , 117 F.3d 1278 (11th Cir. 1997), the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit held that under the Americans With Disabilities Act, employers are required to provide reasonable accommodations to qualified employees with disabilities, not necessarily employees' preferred accommodations. Plaintiff Stewart worked as a cashier in a Happy Herman's grocery store. Due to pelvic surgery, Stewart was unable to stand for long periods of time, and required frequent bathroom breaks. For six months Happy Herman's accommodated Stewart on her terms, reassigning certain of her duties to other employees; avoiding assigning her additional hours; and providing her frequent bathroom breaks. A dispute arose, however, when Happy Herman's reduced its paid lunch breaks from 30 to 15 minutes. Stewart complained, alleging that the new lunch policy caused her physical condition to deteriorate. In response, Happy Herman's offered Stewart a 20 minute lunch break; shorter shifts; and leave of absence/planned break time alternatives. Stewart did not merely reject these proposed accommodations, she demonstrated her dissatisfaction by engaging in insubordinate, disruptive behavior at work. Not surprisingly, after Happy Herman's terminated Stewart for her improper behavior, Stewart brought suit against the company under the ADA. On appeal, the Eleventh Circuit rejected Stewart's ADA claim, holding that a qualified individual with a disability is "not entitled to the accommodation of her choice, but only to a reasonable accommodation."

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18. Thayer Capital Partners As with people all over the world, Aegis and its associates were shocked and saddenedby the events of September 11th, stated herman schwarz, President and http://www.thayercapital.com/article.php?release=1057

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