Harris, Julie

Grumer, J., Harris, M. E., and Rowe, V. R. 1956. Lundamental Llashbaek, Blowoff and Yellow-Tip Limits ofPuel Gas-Air Mixtures. U.S. Bureau of Mines Report of Investigations 5225 (July 1956). 

The bloody mary would be an American classic—perfect as the last firework of a Fourth of July celebration—if it had been invented here. But it was invented at Harry s New York Bar in Paris in the 1920s, and arrived in New York with its inventor, Fernand Petiot, who was hired by Vincent Astor to work at his Fifth Avenue hotel, the St. Regis. 

A. M. Harris, G. W. Atkinson, R. Graham, R. A. "Atmospheric Chemistry of Hydrazines Gas Phase Kinetics and Mechanistic Studies," Final Report, U.S. Air Force Contract No. F08635-78-C-0307, July 31, 1980. 

Babrauskas, V., Harris, R. H., Gann, R. G., Levin, B. C., Lee, B. T., Peacock, R. D., Paabo, M., Twilley, W., Yoklavich, M. F. and Clark, H. M., Fire Hazard Comparison of Fire-Retarded and Non-Fire-Retarded Products. NBS Special Publ. 749, July 1988, National Bureau of Standards, Gaithersburg, MD. 

Macy, Rudolph, Benjamin L. Harris, and John W. Eastes. "Vesicant," United States Patent 2,604,428, July 22,1952. 

Acknowledgement Helpful comments from Prof. Keith S. Murray and Prof. Harry Goodwin are acknowledged. HT is grateful for financial help from the Australian Research Council during his stay at Monash University (July-August 2002). Much of the SCO work was supported by the EC under TMR Network Contract No. ERBFMRXCT98-0199. 

Eric Harris was born April 9,1981, in Wichita, Kansas, to Wayne and Kathy Harris. His father was a Major in the U.S. Air Force, and moved his family a number of times before retirement in July of 1993 when he moved them to Littleton, Colorado. Like Dylan Klebold, Eric Harris had a brother who was three years older. Eric first met Dylan at Ken Caryl Middle School in Littleton. As a youngster, Eric played soccer and baseball, had an interest in computers, baseball cards, computer games, and videos. In high school, he was involved in video productions and the Columbine Rebel News Network, and computer labs. He used the nickname Reb, whereas Dylan Klebold used the nickname VoDKa with his initials capitalized. On March 18,1998, the Jefferson County Sheriff s Office wrote a suspicious incident report coming from Randy Brown, father of Brooks Brown who was an acquaintance of Eric Harris. His son had... 

The idea for the National Institute of Mental Health [NIMH] was born on July 3, 1946, when then-president Harry Truman signed the National Mental Health Act. On April 15, 1 949, NIMH was finally established, becoming a part of the National Institutes of Health [NIH], The mission of NIH is to support biomedical research, which it does by conducting research in its own laboratories as well as by providing funds to scientists at other institutions. There are presently 27 NIH branches, and although considerable overlap exists among these different institutes and centers, NIMH is the main supporter of brain research topics such as neurochemistry. NIMH headquarters is located at the Neuroscience Center Building in Rockville, Maryland, but many of the staff work at the NIH campus in Bethesda, Maryland. 

Harris SB, Holson JF. 1981. A teratology study (CAS Number 333-41-5) in New Zealand White rabbits. Project No. 281005. Unpublished report dated July 28, 1981 from Science Applications, Inc. USA. Submitted by Ciba-Geigy Ltd., Basel, Switzerland. 

Harris, G. (2006a, July 24). Rules planned for industry ties on F.D.A. boards. The New York Times, p. 1. 

It therefore seemed timely to arrange a joint U.S.-Japan Seminar on the topic of asymmetric reactions and processes— the title including not only asymmetric syntheses, both conventional chemical and enzymatic, but also certain separation methods involving the same kind of diastereo-meric interactions that are involved in asymmetric synthesis. The seminar was held July 7-11, 1981, at Stanford University with the editors and Professor Harry S. Mosher as co-organizers. It was supported jointly by the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science and the National Science Foundation and featured 19 plenary speakers nine from Japan and ten from the United States. The names and brief biographies of all but one of these speakers are given on pp. xi-xiii, and their subjects are listed in the Table of Contents. 

JA Harris and MCV Wanderham, Properties of Materials in High Pressure Hydrogen at Cryogenic, Room, and Elevated Temperatures, NASA CR-124394, Pratt and Whitney Aircraft (report no. FR-5768) for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (Marshall Space Flight Center), West Pahn Beach, FL, July 1973. 

M. A. Alvin, T, E, Lippert, E, E. Smelizer and G J. Bruck, in Proc. Advanced Coal-Based Power Environmental Systems 98 Conference , July 21-23, 1998, Morgantown, West Virginia, USA. S.D.Sharma, M. Dolan, D. Park, L. Morpeth, A. llyushechkin, L. McLennan, D.J. Harris and K.V. Thambimuthu, Power Technology, 180, 115-121 (2008)... 

WH memcon, Lou Harris Comments on the President s China Initiative, 28 July 1971, Box 48, Colson Files, NPM. 

Rouvray, Dennis H., and R. Bruce King, eds. The Periodic Table Into the 21st Century. Baldock, Hertfordshire, England Research Studies Press Ltd., 2004. This is a collection of papers from the second international conference on the Periodic Table, held in memory of Harry Weiner, in Canada in July 2003. The book contains chapters on the early history and development of the periodic table, the theoretical foundations, some pedagogical aspects, the future of the table, and a brief excursion into nonelemental periodic tables. 

A memorandum from H. C. Hutchins, dated July 12, 1918, states, Mr. Martin, Chief Engineer, wishes to consider the possibility of building a railroad siding from the Baltimore and Ohio belt line. .. Captain Harris was very enthusiastic for the construction of a railroad siding in order to facilitate the shipment of camp supplies and coal... A memorandum dated August 8,1918, from Mr. Vanderlip discusses surveys for extending the railroad siding and additional land south and west. 

At the Potsdam Conference in July 1945 President Harry Truman welcomed the bomb as a substitute for Soviet entry into the Pacific war. L. to r., Soviet Premier Joseph Stalin, Truman, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill,... 

Freyssinet E., The Birth of Prestressing. Translated as C and C. A. Library Trans, No. 59 by Harris, A. J., from Travaux, July-August 1954. 

Between October, 1972 and July, 1974, 1 1 Harris of the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) conducted a study of atmospheric fallout at Cranberry Lake (NYSDEC, 1978). This study gave an atmospheric deposition rate of 44 yg, Hg/m -yr, with over eight percent of the mercury associated with particulate material >0.45 ym. Curiously, one sample location at a nagnetite sintering operation about 20 km to the northwest of Cranberry Lake had an atmospheric deposition rate of 280 yg/m -yr. This sintering operation was terminated in 1975. 

Within hours of the attack, radio stations began reading a prepared statement from President Harry Truman informing the American public that the United States had dropped an entirely new type of bomb on the Japanese dty of HirosWma—an atomic bomb with more power than 15,000 tons of TNT. Truman warned that if Japan still refused to surrender imconditionally as demanded by the Potsdam Proclamation of July 26, the United States... 

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