Garrett Birkhoff info?
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Garrett Birkhoff\nFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia\nJump to: navigation, search\n \nGarrett Birkhoff.Garrett Birkhoff (January 19, 1911, Princeton, New Jersey, USA - November 22, 1996, Water Mill, New York, USA) was an American mathematician.\n\nThe son of the mathematician George David Birkhoff, Garrett began the Harvard University BA course in 1928 after less than seven years of prior formal education. Upon completing his Harvard BA in 1932, he went to Cambridge University in England to study mathematical physics but switched to studying abstract algebra under Philip Hall. While visiting the University of Munich, he met Carathéodory who pointed him towards two important texts, Van der Waerden on abstract algebra and Speiser on group theory.\n\nBirkhoff held no Ph.D., a qualification British higher education did not emphasize at that time, and did not even bother obtaining an MA. Nevertheless, after being a member Harvard's Society of Fellows,1933-36, he spent the rest of his career teaching at Harvard. From these facts can be inferred the number and quality of Birkhoff's papers published by his 25th year.\n\nDuring the 1930s, Birkhoff, along with his Harvard colleagues Marshall Stone and Saunders MacLane, substantially advanced American teaching and research in abstract algebra. In 1941 he and MacLane published A Survey of Modern Algebra, the first undergraduate textbook in English on the subject. Birkhoff and MacLane (1967) is a more advanced text on abstract algebra. A number of papers he wrote in the 1930s, culminating in his monograph, Lattice Theory (1940; the third edition remains in print), turned lattice theory into a major branch of abstract algebra. His 1935 paper, "On the Structure of Abstract Algebras" founded a new branch of mathematics, universal algebra. Birkhoff's approach to this subject owed little to Alfred North Whitehead's 1898 monograph bearing the same name.\n\nDuring and after WWII, Birkhoff's interests gravitated towards what he called "engineering" mathematics. During the war, he worked on radar aiming and ballistics. This weapons-related work culminated in his texts on fluid dynamics, Hydrodynamics (1950) and Jets, Wakes and Cavities (1957). Birkhoff, a friend of John von Neumann, took a close interest in the rise of the electronic computer. His research and consulting work (notably for General Motors) began to employ computational methods, such as numerical linear algebra and the representation of smooth curves via cubic splines.\n\nBirkhoff published more than 200 papers and supervised more than 50 Ph.Ds. He was a member of the National Academy of Sciences and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
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If you go to www.ask.com and type in his name it brings up info on a Glen E. Kellerhals.  If it's the same guy.  He's a PhD who had something to do with a global warming petition.
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wwe.com had an article a couple of weeks ago saying he was missing ,  he might be the new gm , which would be great , he is very funny . But most likely it will be jbl , but hopefully bishoff will come back
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http://www.mackbrown-texasfootball.com/\n\nThis doesn't have the schedule up yet, but Mack is probably still hitting the parties!  I'm sure it will but posted soon.\n\nHook 'em!
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As some of the above stated wikpedia is a very good place to look...however also there are a few more things Terry is doing now as well that aren't listed in that biography...\nhe is part owner of a NASCAR busch series team and is also is starting to build luxury custom homes with another partner this info is on his racing team's webstie with a small bio on him also...\nGood luck!
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luisfigo@google.com \nConfirmed!
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sorta. go google him or something.
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Try to go to his website and see if they're having any contests. I think he is pretty awesome, too!! :)
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Don't understand your question, but if your talking about K2, Browns web radio has an interview with him. Go to http://www.clevelandbrowns.com to here it.
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Hello....google has tonnes of information about this guy. Try this.
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http://www.robertrtg.com/g3.html
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google search, Yahoo, or you could try Terrel Owens's website.  Maybe if Drew Rosenhaus has one he may have it there.
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Need to look him on Yahoo search. good luck
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I would suggest the Patrick Duffy home page. There is a lot of information about the former "Dallas" star as well as an interactive fan poll that allows fans to vote for P-Duff's best sitcom.
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probably you should find his website. perhaps there's a fanmail email or something
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Aw man, I wish I knew! You might want to check http://www.danradcliffe.com/ they have all the latest on Dan. Good-luck!
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Have you seen Drew Rosenhaus? Google him if you havent.  He is crazy.  You dont want to do that to much competition