georges

We're far from the days of Georges Doriot and DEC...

I doubt it will do as well under Hogan who is a) Republican, and b) from Prince Georges County as it did under O'Malley.

A museum isn't to sell works, because it isn't to follow present trends (you might want to find out how praised was Caravaggio in the XIXth Century, or Georges de La Tour around the same time).

Perhaps the biggest ones are the formalization of the Feit-Thompson theorem (done by Georges Gonthier and his collaborators, in Coq), and the proof of the Kepler conjecture (done by Thomas Hales and his collaborators, in Isabelle/HOL and HOL Light).

I'd have to look at the numbers, but I think that a lot of the African Americans moving out of DC in the 1980s were those who had the money to buy a house in the suburbs, often enough Temple Hills in Prince Georges County.

Georges Lemaître proposed what became known as the Big Bang theory of the origin of the Universe.

Today I read Species of Spaces (Georges Perec) and on one page he references Forbidden Planet because of the large triangular doors.

The first person to derive the Hubble constant and one of the main developers of big-bang theory was Georges Lemaître, a devout Catholic who would later become president of the Pontifical Academy of Sciences, who described the idea as "the Cosmic Egg, exploding at the moment of the creation", though he didn't like the Pope relying on it in proclamations.

So many computer companies had gone bust by then that, per their own observations and the advice of the legendary Georges Doriot, "the father of venture capitalism", they changed their business plan to doing that first, and if they got enough business, to then do a computer with them.

The first person to derive the Hubble constant and one of the main developers of big-bang theory was Georges Lemaître, a devout Catholic who would later become president of the Pontifical Academy of Sciences, who described the idea as "the Cosmic Egg, exploding at the moment of the creation", though he didn't like the Pope relying on it in proclamations.

So many computer companies had gone bust by then that, per their own observations and the advice of the legendary Georges Doriot, "the father of venture capitalism", they changed their business plan to doing that first, and if they got enough business, to then do a computer with them.

Georges Lemaître proposed what became known as the Big Bang theory of the origin of the Universe.

Today I read Species of Spaces (Georges Perec) and on one page he references Forbidden Planet because of the large triangular doors.