evelyn

My parents signed me up for the Evelyn Wood speed reading course the summer before college.

Chen at NYT, Evelyn Rusli at WSJ who cover tech, even if it's just online.

Apparently it's a phrase from a biography of Voltaire by Evelyn Beatrice Hall.

For contrast, consider people like Evelyn Boyd Granville, and her acceptance at IBM.

Well, anyways, we've done our part to influence the standing of Evelyn in the names race.

But my parents meant well, Evelyn Wood's marketing was really well done.

My 18-month-old daughter's name is Evelyn (though we often call her Evie for short).

I use the Evelyn Wood techniques for topics like this.

Baker (jazz trombone), Evelyn Glennie (percussion) and Leon Fleisher (classical piano), who had different challenges but learned new instruments or kept playing when they were essentially unable to play their primary instruments.

For internal servers we name them after hot girls: kaila, tila, evelyn, jenna, etc.

Third question: If the goal of the war in Iraq had been to resurrect Evelyn Baring, and put him in charge of the country, would this have been just and in the interests of the people in Iraq?

A great book on the general context of what counts as an explanation in biology -- and, by extension, why the mathematical biological approach advanced by Turing never really caught on -- is presented in Evelyn Fox Keller's Making Sense of Life: Explaining Biological Development with Models, Metaphors, and Machines (Harvard U.

I assumed Zidisha was somehow doing this." - Evelyn These are your own lenders talking.

Returning to England, Russell spends the next decade laboring with Alfred North Whitehead to complete the epic “Principia Mathematica” — all the while doing his best to seduce Whitehead’s comely wife, Evelyn.

Has our society ever really believed that Great Frenchman Voltaire's principle "I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it" (as written by Evelyn Beatrice Hall).

Evelyn Forget conducted an analysis of the program in 2009 which was published in 2011.

Evelyn Waugh's The Loved One covers the same ground but is much funnier.

Evelyn Forget said that opinions from respondents may skew positive because those with negative experiences would be less likely to reach out to her.