1. Shields Allen Lowell Shields. Allen Shields was an undergraduate at the City CollegeNew York where his lecturers included Emil Post and Lee Lorch. http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Shields.html

Allen Lowell Shields Born: 1927 in USA Died: 16 Sept 1989 in Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA Click the picture above to see a larger version Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index Allen Shields was an undergraduate at the City College New York where his lecturers included Emil Post and Lee Lorch. His doctoral studies were at M.I.T. under Witold Hurewicz 's supervision and he received his doctorate in 1952. Despite the fact that Hurewicz Salem who, at that time, was half the time in Paris and half in M.I.T. Shields' first post was at Tulane where he learnt a lot of functional analysis and wrote papers on topological semigroups . He was appointed to Ann Arbor in 1955 and remained there except for two years (1959-61) spent in New York. Shields worked on a wide range of mathematical topics including measure theory , complex functions, functional analysis and operator theory. F W Gehring described his work in these words Allen's standards were high, his taste impeccable, and his ideas deep. He was one of the world's most versatile practitioners in the art of applying functional analysis to gain insight on and solve problems of classical function theory. He had a profound effect on the development of this subject through his research and his personal contacts with colleagues and students. Article by: J J O'Connor and E F Robertson Click on this link to see a list of the Glossary entries for this page A Reference (One book/article) A Poster of Allen Shields Mathematicians born in the same country Previous (Chronologically)

2. Poster Of Shields Allen Shields. Allen Shields worked on a wide range of mathematical topics includingmeasure theory, complex functions, functional analysis and operator theory. http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Posters2/Shields.html

Allen Shields lived from 1927 to 1989 Allen Shields worked on a wide range of mathematical topics including measure theory, complex functions, functional analysis and operator theory. Find out more at http://www-history.mcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/history/ Mathematicians/Shields.html

3. Allen Shields allen was obtained from the New York Americans along with Walt Kalbfleisch in exchange for Nels Stewart, Joe folded after the 3738 season, allen dropped back to the minors http://www.bruins-legends.com/S/shields.htm

You may order an 8x10 copy of this photo from The Hockey Information Service Inc. Number: Born: May 10, 1907 Ottawa, Ontario Position: Defense Shoots: Right Allen was obtained from the New York Americans along with Walt Kalbfleisch in exchange for Nels Stewart, Joe Jerwa and Ted Graham on January 25, 1937. The rugged rearguard finished second in penalty minutes in the 36-37 season with 94. His contract was sold to the Montreal Maroons in the summer of 1937. When the Maroons folded after the 37-38 season, Allen dropped back to the minors until 1942, when he enlisted in the Armed Forces for service in WW2. Career Stats Season Team League GP G A Pts Pim Ottawa NHL Ottawa NHL Ottawa NHL Philadelphia NHL NY Americans NHL Ottawa NHL Ottawa NHL Montreal Maroons NHL Montreal Maroons NHL NY Americans NHL Boston NHL Montreal Maroons NHL NHL Totals BRUIN Totals Playoff Totals Bruin Playoffs

4. Shields Biography of allen shields (19271989) allen shields was an undergraduate at the City College New York where his lecturers included Emil Post and Lee Lorch. http://www-history.mcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Shields.html

Allen Lowell Shields Born: 1927 in USA Died: 16 Sept 1989 in Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA Click the picture above to see a larger version Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index Allen Shields was an undergraduate at the City College New York where his lecturers included Emil Post and Lee Lorch. His doctoral studies were at M.I.T. under Witold Hurewicz 's supervision and he received his doctorate in 1952. Despite the fact that Hurewicz Salem who, at that time, was half the time in Paris and half in M.I.T. Shields' first post was at Tulane where he learnt a lot of functional analysis and wrote papers on topological semigroups . He was appointed to Ann Arbor in 1955 and remained there except for two years (1959-61) spent in New York. Shields worked on a wide range of mathematical topics including measure theory , complex functions, functional analysis and operator theory. F W Gehring described his work in these words Allen's standards were high, his taste impeccable, and his ideas deep. He was one of the world's most versatile practitioners in the art of applying functional analysis to gain insight on and solve problems of classical function theory. He had a profound effect on the development of this subject through his research and his personal contacts with colleagues and students. Article by: J J O'Connor and E F Robertson Click on this link to see a list of the Glossary entries for this page A Reference (One book/article) A Poster of Allen Shields Mathematicians born in the same country Previous (Chronologically)

5. Deadly Radiation At And Past The Van Allen Shields Deadly Radiation At and Past the Van allen shields There is considerable evidence that the Van allen shields, which start at an altitude of between 250 miles to 750 miles, protect us from deadly solar and cosmic radiation. http://www.ocii.com/~dpwozney/apollo5.htm

Deadly Radiation At and Past the Van Allen Shields There is considerable evidence that the Van Allen shields, which start at an altitude of between 250 miles to 750 miles, protect us from deadly solar and cosmic radiation. ( Italics and bold in the below quotes are mine.) Herbert Friedman, in his book Sun and Earth , describes Van Allen's global survey of cosmic-ray intensity: "The results from Explorer I, launched on January 31, 1958, were so puzzling that instrument malfunction was suspected. High levels of radiation intensity appeared interspersed with dead gaps ... Explorer III succeeded fully, and most important, it carried a tape recorder. Simulation tests with intense X rays in the laboratory showed that the dead gaps represented periods when the Geiger counter in space had been choked by radiation of intensities a thousand times greater than the instrument was designed to detect. As Van Allen's colleague Ernie Ray exclaimed in disbelief: 'All space must be radioactive!'." Herbert Friedman later explains that "Of all the energy brought to the magnetosphere by the solar wind, only about 0.1 percent

6. EntertainmentStudios.Com: Kickin' It With Byron Allen Choose your favorite star from the list below and see the interview TatyanaAli, Tim allen, Gillian Anderson. Molly Shannon, Brooke shields, Sisquo. http://www.entertainmentstudios.com/kickin_it/index.asp?ID=2276

7. EntertainmentStudios.Com: Entertainers With Byron Allen magazine show, hosted by actor/comedian Byron allen, features indepth profilesof outstanding entertainers. This featured entertainer is Brooke shields . http://www.entertainmentstudios.com/entertainers/index.asp?ID=1053

8. Names Index Page shields, Alexander. shields, Alfred (5 Aug 193513 Oct 1980). shields, allen Ray. shields, Alvin Asy (4 Oct 1873-7 Feb http://www.tegart.com/shields/tree/names2.htm

Family Tree Names KERNS, Donald E KERNS, Evelyn L KERNS, Herman KERNS, James W ... KERR, John Edwin (14 Sep 1875-15 Dec 1955) KERR, Judson (9 Oct 1849-) KERR, Marjorie Maxine (31 Jul 1918-18 Mar 1921) KERR, Mildred Kathryn KERR, Rosemary Ruth KETCHUM, Alonzo KETCHUM, Elaine Hope ... KIDWELL, Dewey Eugene (19 Apr 1940-6 Sep 1983) KIDWELL, Emma Elizabeth KIDWELL, Matilda Madge KIDWELL, Nanette Pauline KIDWELL, Shawn Eugene ... KIMBALL, Ivan Everett (30 Oct 1841-) KIMBALL, Lawrence O KINARD, Virginia KIRKBRIDE, Rachel KISER, ... LAMBERTSON, James (18 Sep 1868-20 Oct 1934) LAMBERTSON, Mildred (30 Dec 1901-) LAMBERTSON, Nannette LAMBERTSON, Phyllis LANG, Herman Joseph LANG, Jasef John ... LAWRENCE, Alfred (25 Mar 1855-20 Feb 1924) LAWRENCE, Alfred Carlton (26 Feb 1910-21 Nov 1936) LAWRENCE, Alsina LAWRENCE, Caroline Ann LAWRENCE, Clarentine Rebecca LAWRENCE, Erma Evelyn (29 Sep 1928-4 Nov 1982) LAWRENCE, Francis A. (28 Dec 1847-31 Jul 1929) LAWRENCE, Infant Son LAWRENCE, Joseph Herbert (15 Jun 1886-5 Oct 1929) LAWRENCE, Joseph William LAWRENCE, Laretta Mae LAWRENCE, Lillian Myrtle (12 Nov 1898-26 May 1949) LAWRENCE, Lillie

9. Deadly Radiation At And Past The Van Allen Shields Deadly Radiation At and Past the Van allen shields. The average orbit altitudeof the space shuttle is 185 miles, below where the Van allen shields begin. http://internet.ocii.com/~dpwozney/apollo5.htm

Deadly Radiation At and Past the Van Allen Shields There is considerable evidence that the Van Allen shields, which start at an altitude of between 250 miles to 750 miles, protect us from deadly solar and cosmic radiation. ( Italics and bold in the below quotes are mine.) Herbert Friedman, in his book Sun and Earth , describes Van Allen's global survey of cosmic-ray intensity: "The results from Explorer I, launched on January 31, 1958, were so puzzling that instrument malfunction was suspected. High levels of radiation intensity appeared interspersed with dead gaps ... Explorer III succeeded fully, and most important, it carried a tape recorder. Simulation tests with intense X rays in the laboratory showed that the dead gaps represented periods when the Geiger counter in space had been choked by radiation of intensities a thousand times greater than the instrument was designed to detect. As Van Allen's colleague Ernie Ray exclaimed in disbelief: 'All space must be radioactive!'." Herbert Friedman later explains that "Of all the energy brought to the magnetosphere by the solar wind, only about 0.1 percent

10. Official Kings Lynn Knights Web Site - Match Report Heat 10 shields, allen, Neath, Harrison. 3 http://www.knights-speedway.co.uk/3tt_may15.htm

11. Swindon V IOW 25/07/02 Read(R) ; 68.80 (42)(32-16) Heat 9 - Lee ; shields ; allen(Fx) ; Bird(R) ; 67.80 (3-2)(35-18) Heat 10 - Pickering http://www.swindonr.f9.co.uk/M250702.htm

SWINDON Vs ISLE OF WIGHT - 25th July 2002 Premier League Blunsdon was bathed in lovely evening sunshine as the Robins squared up to a high-flying Isle of Wight side in a meeting that was sure to have a bearing on the destiny of the Premier League Championship. Swindon had a good choice of guest for Paul Fry in the shape of Hull’s in-form linchpin Garry Stead, whilst impressive young Sprocket Simon Dyminski deputised for Ritchie Hawkins at reserve. Meanwhile, the visiting Islanders had lost Ray Morton to a scaphoid injury sustained in Jesper Olsen’s Testimonial at Newcastle on 7 July, with Stoke’s Paul Pickering being called up as a very capable guest replacement. Swindon started the meeting with great gusto as Stead made a lightning start, before cleverly blocking Danny Bird on the first turn and allowing Chris Neath to take a clear run around the outside. The result was never in doubt from that point and the efficient manner in which the mighty 5-1 was collected certainly bode well for the rest of the meeting. If Stead was fast from the trap in the opener, then Jason King was even quicker in Heat-2, as he surged away and went on to collect an untroubled win from the visiting duo of Gary Phelps and Nick Simmons, with Dyminski far from discredited in fourth place.

12. S Sheppard, Gregory, Stewart, Cam. Shewchuk, Jack, Stewart, Charles. shields,allen, Stewart, Jim. shields, Steve, Stewart, Nelson. Shill, Bill, Stewart,Ron. http://www.bruins-legends.com/S/s.htm

Player Profiles: S's The "Kraut Line" in their heyday. Left to right: Bobby Bauer, Milt Schmidt and Woody Dumart Samsonov, Sergei Skriko, Petri Samuelsson, Martin Skudra, Peter ... Skinner, Alfred

13. Re: Deadly Radiation At & Past Van Allen Shields Re Deadly Radiation At Past Van allen shields. Follow flares. The Vanallen shields protect us here on Earth from this deadly radiation. http://www.advweb.com/kw/forum/misc/messages/768.shtml

Member of the Internet Link Exchange Follow Ups Post Followup KW's FORUM ... FAQ Posted by David Wozney on September 12, 1997 at 01:00:03: In Reply to: Re: Deadly Radiation In Deep Space posted by Mary Erikson on September 11, 1997 at 14:01:50: : Okay, so how about The Moon, shooting through 300 miles of : Van Allen Belt and out of it by the time you reach the Moon is : not so hard, is it? Once you are past the Van Allen shields, for example between the earth and the moon, or on the moon, you would be subject to the full brunt of solar flares. The Van Allen shields protect us here on Earth from this deadly radiation. One drawing showing this can be found at http://home. texoma.net/~linesden/cem/geomag/geomag.htm I wasn't very accurate when I stated the Van Allen shields are found from 200 to 500 miles up. Today I found a better word description of how high the Van Allen shields are at http://www.fas.org/spp/ military/docops/army/ref_text/chap5im.htm 'Inner Van Allen Radiation Belt The inner Van Allen radiation belt starts at an altitude between 250 miles to 750 miles, depending upon the

14. Kings Lynn 150502 1 26 12 16 Heat 10 shields, allen, Neath, Harrison 3 3 http://www.swindonr.f9.co.uk/Kings150502.htm

Kings Lynn - Three Team Tournament 15th May 2002 SCROLL DOWN FOR THE RESULTS RESULTS

15. Re: Deadly Radiation At & Past Van Allen Shields Re Deadly Radiation At Past Van allen shields. Follow flares. The Vanallen shields protect us here on Earth from this deadly radiation. http://www.advweb.com/kw/forum/misc/messages/771.shtml

Member of the Internet Link Exchange Follow Ups Post Followup KW's FORUM ... FAQ Posted by Mary Erikson on September 12, 1997 at 13:18:33: In Reply to: posted by David Wozney on September 12, 1997 at 01:00:03: : : Okay, so how about The Moon, shooting through 300 miles of : : Van Allen Belt and out of it by the time you reach the Moon is : : not so hard, is it? : Once you are past the Van Allen shields, for example between : the earth and the moon, or on the moon, you would be subject to : the full brunt of solar flares. The Van Allen shields protect us here : on Earth from this deadly radiation. Solar flares aren't constant, they are periodic. So maybe if records go back that far, someone could check the records of solar flares against the time astronauts (incl. current bunch) have been in space and/or on The Moon. The cyclic nature of these flares already being known, perhaps launches have been timed with that in mind. But again, what if any shielding material is alleged to have been in use in suits and craft whether then or now? Follow Ups: Post a Followup Name: E-Mail: Subject: Comments: : : : Okay, so how about The Moon, shooting through 300 miles of : : : Van Allen Belt and out of it by the time you reach the Moon is : : : not so hard, is it? : : Once you are past the Van Allen shields, for example between : : the earth and the moon, or on the moon, you would be subject to : : the full brunt of solar flares. The Van Allen shields protect us here : : on Earth from this deadly radiation. : Solar flares aren't constant, they are periodic. So maybe if records go : back that far, someone could check the records of solar flares against : the time astronauts (incl. current bunch) have been in space and/or on : The Moon. : The cyclic nature of these flares already being known, perhaps launches have : been timed with that in mind. : But again, what if any shielding material is alleged to have been in use : in suits and craft whether then or now?

16. Allen Shields Taylor Taylor, allen shields Taylor, allen shields 1 2 Married 31 Dec 1991, North Salt Lake, Davis, Utah allen married Dawna Suzann Jenkins on 31 Dec 1991 in North Salt Lake, Davis, Utah. http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~kjn1961/JEAN/2452.htm

Taylor, Allen Shields Family Links Spouses/Children: Jenkins, Dawna Suzann Taylor, Allen Shields Married: 31 Dec 1991, North Salt Lake, Davis, Utah Marriage Information: Allen married Dawna Suzann Jenkins on 31 Dec 1991 in North Salt Lake, Davis, Utah. (Dawna Suzann Jenkins was born on 12 Sep 1948 in Idaho Falls, Bonneville, Idaho.) Marriage Notes: Married: 31 December 1991 by David Y. Payne at North Salt Lake, Davis, Utah Divorced: 30 January 1992 at Farmington, Davis, Utah Location of divorce was Farmington, Davis, Utah Sources Family tree makers family archives super bundle II Franklin R Betts, (Ancestry.com h3268.ged 1525 West 1650 North #4 Layton, Utah, 84041-1821, USA tel: 801-825-8510 Email: FBetts@icave.com). Home Table of Contents Surnames Name List This Web Site was Created 29 Jan 2000 with Legacy 2.0 from Millennia

17. I1922 Mary Grace Bobo (12 Feb 1895 - 10 Jan 1923) 32 S3 Glen E. shields. HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.6WIN95 (Jan 182000) on 11/02/2002 125621 PM Eastern Standard Time. Edward allen Simpson. http://www.cmh.net/~dshields/d0002/g0000049.html

18. Bradley Allen HECKMAN/Rebecca Ann SHIELDS Name Daniel allen shields Born at Married at Died at Spouses http://www.tegart.com/shields/tree/fam00407.htm

Husband: Bradley Allen HECKMAN Born: at: Married: at: Died: at: Father: Edward Julian HECKMAN Mother: Pauline Maude RUBLE Other Spouses: Wife: Rebecca Ann SHIELDS Born: at: Died: at: Father: Robert Kieth SHIELDS Mother: Carolyn Rose ADAMS Other Spouses: CHILDREN Name: Daniel Allen SHIELDS Born: at: Married: at: Died: at: Spouses: Name: Shelby Ann SHIELDS Born: at: Married: at: Died: at: Spouses: HOME EMAIL SURNAMES [visit our sponsor] This page best viewed with Page built by Gedpage Version 2.16

19. I1507 Alvin Boyd Alverson (4 Aug 1897 - 30 Dec 1991) 1 AE. HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.6WIN95 (Jan 18 2000) on 11/02/2002125621 PM Eastern Standard Time. David allen shields. 17 Jul 1979 - . http://www.cmh.net/~dshields/d0001/g0000069.html

20. Ground Shields Player Statistics Personal Stats for allen Schezar. Stats last updated on Sun Jan 12 075737 CET2003. Back to the Main Stats Page General Stats. Player Name, allen Schezar. http://www.ptc-clan.de/Stats/Allen_Schezar.html

Personal Stats for: Allen Schezar Stats last updated on Sun Jan 12 07:57:37 CET 2003 Back to the Main Stats Page General Stats Player Name Allen Schezar Last Connected 01/11/2003 at 18:18:34 Rank Best Rank Rating Opponent Skill Total Bonus Kills Deaths Time (min) Kills/Death Frags Per Min Life Expectancy 1.62 minutes Favorite Weapon Favorite Map Team Stats Kills as a CT Deaths as a CT Kills as a TERRORIST Deaths as a TERRORIST Match/Round Stats Total Matches Avg Kills/Match Avg Deaths/Match # of kills in best match # of deaths in best match Best Match Map Date of best map 01/11/2003 at 18:18:34 Total Rounds Avg Kills/Round # of kills in best round Best Round Map Date of best round 01/11/2003 at 18:09:52 Bonus Stats Bonus Total Bombs Planted Bombs Defused Hostages Touched Hostages Rescued VIP Assassinated VIP Escapes Suicide Penalty Hostage Kill Penalty TK Penalty Who Killed Who Player Player Rank You Killed Player Player Killed You K:D Ratio -[PTC]-SpOrkY BloodyChucky -=SyStEm=- [2077-FBI] Zeboo n/a Weapon Usage Breakdown Weapon Stats Knife Kills with % of kills Deaths by % of Deaths Glock 18 9mm Kills with % of kills Deaths by % of Deaths Kills with % of kills Deaths by % of Deaths Desert Eagle .50

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