An academician is a member or follower of an academy or society for promoting art, science or literature.

Royal academician.

An academist is another name for an academic philosopher, an academician, or an academic.

Tracey Emin is the artist who became a Royal Academician in 2007. She is probably most well-known for her piece titled, Everyone I Have Ever Slept With 1963-1995.

An academician typically refers to a person who has been recognized for their contributions to a specific field and may be a member of an academic society or institution. Academics, on the other hand, generally refer to individuals who are involved in the study, teaching, or research of various subjects within an educational setting. Essentially, an academician is a more distinguished title within the academic community.

It is difficult to pinpoint one individual as the most famous academician in the world as fame can be subjective. Some widely recognized academics include Stephen Hawking, Noam Chomsky, Angela Davis, and Cornel West. Each of these individuals has made significant contributions to their respective fields and garnered widespread recognition for their work.

The cast of Koy Odalari - 2007 includes: Caner Arabaci as Historician Mustafa Gul as Academician

His important awards include:

John Moores Painting Prize(1967)

Companion of Honour (1997)

Royal Academician

The university offers a variety of academic programs for students to pursue their interests and further their education.

The cast of Meandre - 1966 includes: Radu Dunareanu as Vlad Ernest Maftei as Constantin Dan Nutu as Gelu, fiul lui Constantin Mihai Paladescu as arhitectul Petru Margareta Pogonat as Anda Ion Tilvan as Academician

One of the pioneers in mathematics in the Philippines, Dr. Favila contributed significantly to the advancement of mathematics and mathematics education in the country. He has done basic studies such as on stratifiable congruences and geometric inequalities and has co-authored textbooks in algebra and trigonometry.

Year elected as Academician: 1979

There were several individuals who were awarded the Padma Shri in 2010. Some of the notable recipients include Dr. Baldev Raj, an eminent scientist and academician, Prof. Sudhir Darshan Banerjee, a renowned artist, and Dr. Sudarshan Sahoo, a prominent sculptor.

cerebellum, cerebrum, encephalon, gray matter, head, intellect, medulla oblongata, mentality, upper story, wit

or if you mean someone has a brain, here are some other synonyms:

Einstein, academician, doctor, egghead, genius, highbrow, intellect, intellectual, mastermind, prodigy, pundit, sage, scholar.

Most college presidents start out as professors then move into administration and to be professor usually requires a doctorate. However, some universities prefer to have a president who has star quality and can raise money rather than an academician. ( These universities have another officer who is charge of the academic programs .)

For example, Eisenhower was president of Columbia.

The cast of Stepen riska - 1969 includes: Lyudmila Arinina as Mariya Aleksandrovna Alla Balter Larisa Burkova Alla Demidova as Zhenya Ivan Dmitriyev as Academician Yuri Grebenshchikov as Oleg Viktor Ilichyov Boris Livanov as Sedov Leonid Nevedomsky as Pyotr Innokentiy Smoktunovskiy as Sasha Yuri Solovyov

The cast of Sofya Kovalevskaya - 1985 includes: Aleksandr Alekseyev Yelena Arzhanik Aleksandr Filippenko Ivars Kalnins Stanislav Landgraf Nikolay Lavrov Vladimir Letenkov Aristarkh Livanov Algimantas Masiulis Elena Safonova as Sofya Kovalevskaya Natalya Sayko Petr Shelokhonov as Academician Sechenov Yuriy Solomin Elena Solovey Lembit Ulfsak

The cast of Yedinozhdy solgav - 1987 includes: Yury Belyayev as Aleksandr Kryukov, khudozhnik Aleksey Buldakov Nikolay Grinko as Academician Stanislav Sergeevich Ilya Ivanov Yuriy Kuznetsov Irina Rozanova Natalya Sayko as Emma Arkadi Shalolashvili Irina Skobtseva Andrei Tolubeyev Sergey Yakovlev Tatyana Zhuravlyova Yuri Zvyagintsev as Yura

Robert David MacDonald has: Played The Principal in "Taggart" in 1983. Played Sir Arthur Sanderson in "Paris by Night" in 1988. Played Academician in "The Scarlet and the Black" in 1993. Played Jack Milne in "Doctor Finlay" in 1993. Played Lumsden in "Shallow Grave" in 1994. Played Mr. Justice Bast in "Kavanagh QC" in 1995. Played Judge Haldane in "Madson" in 1996.

Vladimir Maruta has: Played Mitropolsky in "V lyudyakh" in 1939. Played Romas in "Moi universitety" in 1940. Played Kaizer in "Pitsi" in 1946. Played Voronov, a gold miner in "Selskaya uchitelnitsa" in 1947. Performed in "Sud chesti" in 1948. Performed in "Chempion mira" in 1954. Played Academician Polynov in "Obyknovennyy chelovek" in 1956. Performed in "Vasiliy Surikov" in 1959. Played Makar Ivanovich in "Kollegi" in 1963.

Raymundo Acosta Favila is a Filipino mathematician who earned his Ph D. from the University of California, Berkley in 1939. He had his career at the University of the Philippines in Manila. Dr. Raymundo Favila was elected as Academician of the National Academy of Science and Technology in 1979. He was one of those who initiated mathematics in the Philippines. He contributed extensively to the progression of mathematics and the mathematics learning in the country. He has made fundamental studies such as on stratifiable congruences and geometric inequalities. Dr. Favila has also co-authored textbooks in algebra and trigonometry.

The cast of Obyknovennyy chelovek - 1956 includes: Valentina Belyayeva as Assistent Serafima Birman as Konstantsiya Lvovna Nikolai Chistyakov as Oldman Pyotr Konstantinov as Pavel Svekolkin Yevgeniya Kozyreva as Vera Artemyevna Georgiy Kulikov as Aleksey Ladygin Roza Makagonova as Annushka Svekolkina Vladimir Maruta as Academician Polynov Vasiliy Merkurev as Dmitriy Ladygin Aleksandra Panova as Parasha Irina Skobtseva as Kira Mikhail Troyanovsky as Old neighbour

Lok sabha is called the lower house of the parliament of Indian because of the elected members of the loksabha. MP (member of Parliament) are the people who are elected through elections and are the choice of people .

If you see the hierarchy of the society people comes to be the lowest in position and hence the representatives of these people are known as Members of Loksabha / lower house.

Whereas the Rajya sabha is called as Upper house because people elected by MP of loksabha are of generally from high society, research scholars , academician, business tycoon, person with great intellectual minds, renowned social workers etc which constitute to posses high position in society.

Natalie Peters (1817-1903), a British narrative painter and a Royal Academician, designed the first Christmas and New Year's card at the suggestion and request of her friend Sir Henry Cole (the first director of the Victoria and Albert Museum). In 1843 (three years after the card was designed) an edition of 1,000 of these Christmas cards was placed on sale in London for 1s per card. The Christmas card shows a family party in progress, beneath which is the greeting, "A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to You."

The cast of Chyornyy voron - 2001 includes: Yevgeni Aleksandrov as Uncle Koka Boris Birman as Leonid Rafailovich Evgeniy Dyatlov as Aleksei Zakharzhevsky Aleksey Fedotov as Nikita Zakharzhevsky Yuriy Galtsev as Eduard Borisovich Anna Germ as Tatyana Pribludova-Larina Yulia Gorshenina as Yolka Yaroslav Ivanov as Pavel Chernov Tatyana Kolganova as Tatyana Zakharzhevskaya Igor Kopylov as Ivan Larin Anna Korolyova as Anzhella Larisa Malevannaya as Marina Larina Aleksandr Romantsov as Sherov Anna Samokhina as Ada Zakharzhevskaya Olga Samoshina as Klava Denis Sinyavsky as General Boris Sokolov as Academician Zakharzhevsky Tatyana Tkach as Anna Davydovna Andrey Urgant as Poet

Dr. Velasquez is a pioneer in Philippine physiology. He was elected as Academician on 1978 and conferred as National Scientist on 1982. He made the original intensive study of the local Myxophyceae or the blue green algae and dedicates at least 30 years of fruitful work in the study of Philippine algae from which he acknowledged local and international credit. Way back, he was a laboratory assistant in the Department of Botany, University of the Philippines until he became Professor in Botany in 1958. He was selected Emeritus Professor when he stop working in November 1967. Among his abundant honors are Distinguished Science Medal and Diploma of Honor from the Republic of the Philippines(1956), the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowship (1956-57). He is also honored in the Men of Science, Division of Biological Sciences in1969, World's Who's Who in Sciences in 1970 and the Republic of the Philippines Cultural Heritage award in 1972.

He had dislexia so he was a slow learner at a small age.

1. Raymundo Favila: He was elected as Academician in 1979. He is one of the people who initiated mathematics in the Philippines. He had extensive contributions to the progression of mathematics in the country.
2. Amador Muriel: This mathematician was known due to his significant works and contributions to theoretical physics. He has made new kinetic equation which is essential for discovering problems on a statistical method that is non-equilibrium.
3. Bienvenido F. Nebres: Dr. Nebres contributed much to the development of higher mathematics teaching in the nation being the president of Mathematical Society of the Philippines for years. He has successfully published 15 documents about pure mathematics and mathematics education.
4. Tito A. Mijares: This doctor performs studies in relation to multi-variety hypothesis and analysis. These were published in the Annals of Mathematical Statistics, a global journal.
5. Gregorio Y. Zara: He became famous for his two-way television telephone and the Zara Effect or the electrical kinetic resistance.
6. Casimiro del Rosario: He was honored with the Presidential Award in 1965 for his excellent works in physics, astronomy, and meteorology. His workings on soft x-rays made him well-known.
7. Dr. Melecio S. Magno: He made researches on the absorption and fluorescence spectroscopy of rare-earth crystals and how gravitation is affected by typhoons.
8. Apolinario D. Nazarea: He played important roles to the theories on biophysics and recombinant biotechnology. His own conceptual framework on the structure of RNA/DNA investigation is also included.
9. Eduardo Padlan: He was elected as Academician in 2003. He has significant work on humanized antibodies which have possible applications in the healing of different diseases including cancer.
10. Jose A. Marasigan: He is a multi-awarded professor here and abroad. He has received awards like Young Mathematician Grant of the International Mathematical Union (IMU) to the International Congress of Mathematicians (Finland) and the Outstanding Young Scientist Award from the National Academy of Science and Technology. He also initiated the Program of Excellence in Mathematics for mathematically gifted high school students in Ateneo de Manila.

Dr. Amado Muriel was recognized because of his important works and marvelous contributionsto the field of theoretical physics, in particular, his advancement of theoretical apparatus to clarify turbulence. His new kinetic equation is valuable for discovering essential problems of non- equilibrium statistical procedure.

Dr. Muriel discovered the accurate and estimated solutions for the performance of a two-level system, which were considered by his peers as a revolutionary contribution to a quantum Turing machine, now a rising field in quantum computing. Also, in his studies on stellar dynamics, he has recognized realistically that self-gravitation alone is adequate to create a hierarchy of structures in one dimension.

He has unselfishly used up his own time and wealth in training many undergraduate and graduate students and researches at numerous universities in the country. Dr. Muriel has also extensively contributed to the progress of theoretical physics in the country.

Dr. Muriel was born on November 24, 1939 and elected Academician in year 2003.

Source: Famous Filipino

Nasonov pheromone are emitted by the worker bees and used for orientation. Discovered by Nasonov, Nikolai Viktorovich (1883) from Russia. Known as the "come and join us" scent. Nasonov includes a number of different terpenoids including geraniol, nerolic acid, citral and geranic acid. Bees use these to find the entrance to their colony or hive, and they release them on flowers so other bees know which flowers have nectar.Nasonov pheromone in synthetic form should be 2:1 ratio of citral and geraniol (Born Feb. 14 (26), 1855, in Moscow; died there Feb. 11, 1939. Soviet zoologist. Academician of the St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences (1906; corresponding member, 1897). It consists of glandular cells which secrete pheromone through c. 600 ducts into a groove between the 6th and 7th tergite.Honeybees release this pheromone for attracting other bees to join the swarm,to mark the entrance to the hive, to mark a source of water while foraging.

Completing a Bachelor of Vocation (B.Voc) in Physiotherapy, there are various career opportunities available for graduates. Some possible career pathways include:

1. Physiotherapist: Graduates can work as licensed physiotherapists in hospitals, clinics, rehabilitation centers, sports facilities, or private practices, providing therapy and treatment to patients.

2. Sports Physiotherapist: Specializing in treating sports-related injuries and working with athletes to improve performance and prevent injuries.

3. Geriatric Physiotherapist: Working with elderly patients to improve mobility, reduce pain, and enhance their quality of life.

4. Pediatric Physiotherapist: Specializing in providing therapy to children with physical disabilities or developmental delays.

5. Occupational Health Specialist: Working in corporate settings to prevent work-related injuries, assess ergonomic setups, and provide rehabilitation services.

6. Community Health Worker: Providing physiotherapy services in community health centers, outreach programs, or schools to promote overall health and wellness.

7. Researcher or Academician: Pursuing further studies to become a researcher or educator in the field of physiotherapy.

Ivan Dmitriyev has: Played Dmitri Pavlov in "Akademik Ivan Pavlov" in 1949. Performed in "Musorgskiy" in 1950. Played Mihail Ivanovich Krylov in "Za vitrinoy univermaga" in 1956. Performed in "Na perelome" in 1957. Played Gorelov in "Krutye gorki" in 1957. Performed in "Matros soshyol na bereg" in 1957. Performed in "Nepovtorimaya vesna" in 1957. Performed in "V yedinom stroyu" in 1959. Performed in "Vanya" in 1960. Played Starpom in "Polosatyy reys" in 1961. Performed in "Vienos dienos kronika" in 1963. Played Tennov in "Null kolm" in 1965. Played Rakhuba in "Tikhaya Odessa" in 1967. Performed in "Armiya Tryasoguzki snova v boyu" in 1968. Played Academician in "Stepen riska" in 1969. Performed in "Vzryv zamedlennogo deystviya" in 1970. Performed in "Poslednie dni Pompey" in 1972. Performed in "Nina" in 1972. Performed in "Pesn o Manshuk" in 1974. Played Kolomiets in "Rozhdyonnaya revolyutsiey" in 1974. Performed in "Menya eto ne kasaetsya" in 1976. Played Professor Ivolgin in "Chemi megobari dzia Vania" in 1977. Played Blinov in "Sibiriada" in 1979. Performed in "Moy papa - idealist" in 1980. Performed in "Kontrolnaya po spetsialnosti" in 1981. Performed in "Shurochka" in 1982. Played (1982) in "Nicolo Paganini" in 1982.

Boris Sokolov has: Performed in "Kolybelnaya" in 1961. Played Aleksandr Rayevsky in "Zvezda plenitelnogo schastya" in 1975. Performed in "Moy papa - idealist" in 1980. Performed in "Devushka i Grand" in 1981. Played Artuzov in "Sindikat-2" in 1981. Performed in "V pote litsa" in 1982. Played Correspondent in "Mesto deystviya" in 1983. Played Isayev in "Magistral" in 1983. Performed in "Mera Presecheniya" in 1983. Performed in "Prokhindiada, ili beg na meste" in 1984. Played Berd in "Skazochnoe puteshestvie mistera Bilbo Begginsa, Khobbita" in 1985. Performed in "Parol znali dvoye" in 1985. Played (1986) in "Zhizn Klima Samgina" in 1986. Performed in "Vzlomshchik" in 1987. Performed in "A byl li Karotin" in 1989. Played Lev Nikanorov in "V znak protesta" in 1989. Performed in "Kogda svyatye marshiruyut" in 1990. Performed in "Anekdoty" in 1990. Performed in "Tretya planeta" in 1991. Played Valeriy Metlitskiy in "Strannye muzhchiny Semyonovoy Yekateriny" in 1993. Played Boris Sokolov in "Tyuremnyy romans" in 1993. Performed in "Ischeznovenie" in 1994. Performed in "Zhizn i priklyucheniya chetyrekh druzei 3. Igra s ognem. 4. Kot v meshke." in 1994. Played Korolyov in "Uboynaya sila" in 2000. Played Academician Zakharzhevsky in "Chyornyy voron" in 2001. Played Police colonel in "Lyubov imperatora" in 2002. Performed in "Russkiy kovcheg" in 2002. Performed in "Zhenskaya logika-4" in 2004. Performed in "Prizvanie" in 2005.

The cast of The Scarlet and the Black - 1993 includes: Edward Atterton as Comte de Beauvoisis Michael Attwell as Monsieur Valenod Michael Attwell as Valenod David Belcher as Monsieur Saint-Girard Peter Benson as Monsieur de Moirod Sarah Berger as Madame Derville Julia Blalock as Madame Valenod Christopher Brand as Comte Norbert Richard Bremmer as Laughing Coachman Georges Corraface as Comte Altamira John Dallimore as Priest Robert David MacDonald as Academician Max Digby as Young Buck at Ball Ross Dunsmore as Chazel Jamie Edgel as Sorel Brother Helen FitzGerald as Madame de Fervaques Christopher Fulford as Napoleon Crispin Harris as Priest Zoe Hilson as Amanda Binet Gerald Home as Priest Martin Jarvis as Monsieur de Renal Clive Kneller as Valet Alice Krige as Madame de Renal Andrew MacLachlan as Sorel Kate Maravan as Etienette Kate Maravan as Etiennette Ewan McGregor as Julien Sorel Ian McNeice as Prosecutor Iain Mitchell as Monsieur Falcoz Alistair Petrie as Hussar George Raistrick as Gaoler Jo Ross as Marquise de la Mole Adrian Ross Magenty as Bishop of Agde Nicholas Selby as President of the Assizes Mark Southworth as Sorel Brother David Terence as Defence Counsel Rachel Weisz as Mathilde Toby Whithouse as Tanbeau Matthew Whittle as Young Buck at Ball Arthur Whybrow as Lieven Jeremy Young as Duke of Wellington

Yes, Socrates is considered one of the greatest philosophers in history. His Socratic method and emphasis on self-examination and critical thinking have had a profound influence on Western philosophy. His ideas on ethics, knowledge, and the nature of truth continue to be studied and debated today.

Sergey Byzgu has: Performed in "Mekhanicheskaya syuita" in 2001. Performed in "Nachalnik karuseley" in 2002. Performed in "Nedlinnyye istorii" in 2002. Performed in "Osobennosti natsionalnoy politiki" in 2003. Played Pretorius in "Nebesnyy sud" in 2011. Played Ugolovnik in "Sherlok Kholms" in 2013.

No. I'm an academician with an interest in his poetry, and Bond has confirmed in an email to me that he doesn't have a poetry collection. (I'm Neil Graves, a professor of English, and can be reached at .) Bond has at least eight published poems, all done before 1965 or so, and he doesn't regard this as an adequate number for a collection; some of these titles, five of them actually, have been rather frequently anthologized and reprinted. The 8 titles are "The Bishop of Atlanta: Ray Charles," "Cambridge, Mass.," "Habana" (I have an article on this poem forthcoming in THE EXPLICATOR late 2008), "I, Too, Hear America Singing," "Langston Hughes," "Look at that Gal" (titled "#3" in one of its publications), "Miles," and "Rotation." Four of his poems appear in the anthology BEYOND THE BLUES: NEW POEMS BY AMERICAN NEGROES (1962); four of them appear in the journal UMBRA (issue 1.1), 1963; two of them appear in NEW NEGRO POETS, USA (1964, RPT. 1970); one of them appears in THE BOOK OF NEGRO HUMOR (1966); one of them appears in 100 PLUS AMERICAN POEMS (1970); and three of them appear in THE NEW CRISIS 107/1 (Jan-Feb. 2000): 32. Essentially Bond didn't publish new poems beyond his student days, but he continues to list some of his verse publications (and mentions "poems and articles") on his professional web site at U VA, and in his bio releases he mentions his role as one of the founders of THE PEGASUS, a student literary magazine at Morehouse. (He was an English major.) Bond reports in an email to me that his memory is not precise about exactly how many poems he published. I've not seen copies of THE PEGASUS (Bond doesn't have them) and don't know whether any poems published in that journal (if indeed there are any) are different titles from the eight I have located. Prof. Esta Seaton, one of Bond's mentors ca. 1960 or earlier, says that some friends through he might follow the role of poet rather than that of civil rights advocate. Langston Hughes saw him as one of the bright young African American poets of the 1960s.

I'll try to simplify my answer. Epifanio de los Santos is the "First Filipino Academician". He has been called the foremost scholar, premier literarian and supreme authority of Arts and Letters of the Philippines. He made significant contributions in Philippine arts, music, history, journalism, literature, culture and politics. Likened to the great Segovia of Spain, he is one of the three best guitarist of the Philippines in his time which include his follower Guillermo Tolentino ( national artist). He is a humanist historian ( renaissance man) or the so called old school of great Filipino historians cultured, passionate, interpretative and humane. He also upgraded scholarship in the Philippines in the eyes of its colonizers and the world. He is also a great antiquarian who had preserved old books dating as far as the Incunabula period ( earliest books ever published by the printing press) and other collection of him include Philippine revolutionary materials, paintings of great Filipino artists, musical literatures, furniture, sculpture pieces, opera records etc. His home has been a tourist attraction for unrivaled artistic Philippines ("Treasure house of Philippine Arts and Culture). The Philippine government profited from his administration as Director of the Philippine Library and Museum up to his death. He died in his office and was given a stately funeral. Sorry, no You Tube back then but you can search for old newspapers. . He was touted by local and foreign scholars as " Great among the Great Filipino Scholars" What makes him so great is his unblemished service, sacrifices, self- discipline, humility, extraordinary talents and skills, profound scholarship and training, leadership, creativity, ingenuity, professionalism, versatility, patriotism, philanthropy, daring independence, excellence and we already had forgotten the many good things he had done and his gifts for our country. Without his major contributions and numerous investigations and publications we will never be acquainted greatly with our arts, music, history, literature, culture, politics, jurisprudence, Filipino heroes, national artists and writers .. our sole identity and foundation as a nation.

He is a Filipino who have done great services and honor for his country in more ways than one be it Spanish and American period because he knows a Filipino can rise up to any challenges thrown up to him! He died in his humble office serving but it seems like he is still serving the country even by his meaningful name. He is truly one of our notable Philippine heroes whom people have forgotten because times have changed and scholarly or disciplinary undertakings in the arts, culture, music, philosophy, literature, language and others is no longer valued highly for economic growth and national development. Should we let it be?

Ramon C. Barba is a Filipino horticulturist known for his research on plant physiology and flowering of tropical plants. He is best known for his work on inducing off-season flowering in mango trees using potassium nitrate, which has had significant impacts on the agricultural industry in tropical regions. His research has helped increase crop yield and income for farmers.

Amado Muriel Dr. Amado Muriel was recognized because of his important works and marvelous contributions to the field of theoretical physics, in particular, his advancement of theoretical apparatus to clarify turbulence. His new kinetic equation is valuable for discovering essential problems of non- equilibrium statistical procedure. Dr. Muriel discovered the accurate and estimated solutions for the performance of a two-level system, which were considered by his peers as a revolutionary contribution to a quantum Turing machine, now a rising field in quantum computing. Also, in his studies on stellar dynamics, he has recognized realistically that self-gravitation alone is adequate to create a hierarchy of structures in one dimension. He has unselfishly used up his own time and wealth in training many undergraduate and graduate students and researches at numerous universities in the country. Dr. Muriel has also extensively contributed to the progress of theoretical physics in the country. Dr. Muriel was born on November 24, 1939 and elected Academician in year 2003. Apolinario D. Nazarea Dr. Nazarea made significant role to the theories on biophysics and recombinant biotechnology including his own conceptual framework on the structure of RNA/DNA investigation. Born on October 11, 1940. On the turning point of the country's technical course, his part in the expansion of biophysics and biotechnology is both essential and well timed. With his worldwide-cited systematic work and hypothetical expertise, he has laid the groundwork for the design of artificial vaccines on a sounder molecular beginning. Melecio S. Magno Dr. Melecio Magno has researched on the assimilation and fluorescence spectroscopy of crystals, particularly rare-earth crystals; effects of typhoons on the allotment of gravitation; and the idea of science. He also a co-author of a Textbook in physics at the University of the Philippines named University Physics. He was a receiver of UNDP-WMO Fellowship in environmental physics and ozone study in 1974 and UP Endowment Professorial Chair possessor in physics from 1973-1976. He also becomes Vice-President for Academic Affairs at the UP in 1975. Dr. Magno was also appointed Chairman of the National Science Development Board (NSDB) in 1976, and he became the first minister of Science in 1978 when the NSDB became a ministry. Dr. Magno was born on May 24, 1920. Casimiro del Rosario Dr. Casimiro del Rosario was honored with the Presidential Award in 1965 for his excellent works in physics, meteorology and astronomy. But he became more well-known because of his workings on soft x-rays. Aside from researching and experimentation, Dr. del Rosario led the Philippine Weather Bureau for 11 years and also the vice-chairman for the National Science Development Board.

It's a bit more than a hundred i think but here u go:

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The custom of sending Christmas cards started in Britain in 1840 when the first 'Penny Post' public postal deliveries began. (Helped by the new railway system, the public postal service was the 19th century's communication revolution, just as email is for us today.) As printing methods improved, Christmas cards were produced in large numbers from about 1860. They became even more popular in Britain when a card could be posted in an unsealed envelope for one half-penny - half the price of an ordinary letter. Traditionally, Christmas cards showed religious pictures - Mary, Joseph and baby Jesus, or other parts of the Christmas story. Today, pictures are often jokes, winter pictures, Father Christmas, or romantic scenes of life in past times.

Michael Godfrey has: Played International Patrol C in "The Third Man" in 1949. Played Othello in "BBC Sunday-Night Theatre" in 1950. Played Hassan in "Cairo Road" in 1950. Played Felix Oblensky in "BBC Sunday-Night Theatre" in 1950. Played Black Ned in "The March of the Peasants" in 1952. Played Outlaw in "The Men of Sherwood Forest" in 1954. Played French Guard in "The Dark Avenger" in 1955. Played Crash Site Fireman in "The Quatermass Xperiment" in 1955. Played Charles Dubois in "Colonel March of Scotland Yard" in 1956. Played Michael Cave in "Emergency-Ward 10" in 1957. Played Headmaster in "No Hiding Place" in 1959. Performed in "Sykes and A..." in 1960. Played Det. Insp. Cully in "Z Cars" in 1962. Played Manuel Enriquez in "The Saint" in 1962. Played Ashcroft in "Z Cars" in 1962. Played Delgado in "The Saint" in 1962. Played Santos in "The Sentimental Agent" in 1963. Played Captain Samuel Pike in "Doctor Who" in 1963. Played Perez in "Crane" in 1963. Played Gandon in "Danger Man" in 1964. Played Inspector Lanner in "Sherlock Holmes" in 1964. Played Sea captain in "The Midnight Men" in 1964. Played Earl of Ormonde in "Witch Wood" in 1964. Played Abdul in "Danger Man" in 1964. Played Commandante Bekkat in "The Troubleshooters" in 1965. Played Roger in "Licensed to Kill" in 1965. Played Feruz Khan in "The Troubleshooters" in 1965. Played The Prince in "BBC Play of the Month" in 1965. Played Colonel Ahmed Bey in "The Baron" in 1966. Played Ramon Aguirre in "Death Is a Good Living" in 1966. Played Doctor in "Rasputin: The Mad Monk" in 1966. Played Lebidev in "Callan" in 1967. Played Manuelo in "The Magnificent Two" in 1967. Played Mendoza in "The Champions" in 1968. Played Lt Mercadet in "The Spanish Farm" in 1968. Played Stanic in "Department S" in 1969. Played Envoy in "Special Branch" in 1969. Played Police Superintendent Grant in "Menace" in 1970. Played Bishop of Coventry in "Edward II" in 1970. Played Patrick Liddell QC in "Justice" in 1971. Played Marquis of Pescara in "Stage 2" in 1971. Played Gardner in "The Tragedy of King Richard II" in 1971. Played George Askey in "Doctor at Large" in 1971. Performed in "Brett" in 1971. Played Sir Ralph Ellerker in "Henry VIII and His Six Wives" in 1972. Played Captain Arilla in "The Adventurer" in 1972. Played Garcia Cabrera in "New Scotland Yard" in 1972. Played French Academician in "Microbes and Men" in 1974. Played Chassaignac in "Microbes and Men" in 1974. Played Inspector Morgan in "Yellow Dog" in 1976. Played Barra in "The Message" in 1977. Performed in "Devenish" in 1977.

David Palffy has: Played himself in "Storm: In the Making" in 1983. Played Profiler in "21 Jump Street" in 1987. Played Lowell in "Storm" in 1987. Played Fred Marr in "Friday the 13th" in 1987. Played Mass Grave Soldier in "Full Metal Jacket" in 1987. Performed in "Neon Rider" in 1989. Performed in "Bordertown" in 1989. Played Gawky Soldier in "The Fourth War" in 1990. Played Det. Michael Ritter in "Street Justice" in 1991. Played Davies in "Palace Guard" in 1991. Played Pietr in "Street Justice" in 1991. Played Krueger in "Street Justice" in 1991. Played Jim Davies in "The Commish" in 1991. Played Ricky in "The Hat Squad" in 1992. Played Jack Graham in "Coverstory" in 1993. Played Dark Man in "The X Files" in 1993. Played Kramer in "The Outer Limits" in 1995. Played David in "Affair play" in 1995. Played Porter in "Viper" in 1996. Played Beck in "The Sentinel" in 1996. Played Jules Vandeveer in "Viper" in 1996. Played Sokar in "Stargate SG-1" in 1997. Played Anubis in "Stargate SG-1" in 1997. Played Captain in "Night Man" in 1997. Played Dr. LaBlanc in "The New Addams Family" in 1998. Played Bailey Gallanson in "Cold Squad" in 1998. Played Mel in "The Net" in 1998. Performed in "First Wave" in 1998. Played Art in "Urban Safari" in 1998. Played John Marr in "Eyes of a Cowboy" in 1998. Played Father Peter in "The Crow: Stairway to Heaven" in 1998. Played Gustavo Vasquez in "My Mother, the Spy" in 2000. Played Academician Ler-Near in "Andromeda" in 2000. Played Rourk in "Freedom" in 2000. Played Ursari in "Andromeda" in 2000. Played Mariano Cuchillo in "The Lone Gunmen" in 2001. Played Falco in "L.A.P.D.: To Protect and to Serve" in 2001. Played Dull Out Demon in "Of Lions and Lambs" in 2002. Played Cory in "Jeremiah" in 2002. Played Sleazy Man in "Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever" in 2002. Played Castillo in "House of the Dead" in 2003. Played Leon Papas in "Master Keaton" in 2003. Played Vince in "Firefight" in 2003. Played Caleb in "Need for Speed: Underground 2" in 2004. Played Phleg in "Bloodsuckers" in 2005. Played Bruno Slinger in "Third Man Out" in 2005. Played himself in "Howard Stern on Demand" in 2005. Played Prison Guard in "Edison" in 2005. Played Agent Wesson in "Oh, Baby" in 2005. Played Nazir in "Premonition" in 2005. Played Mark Fairfield in "Criminal Intent" in 2005. Played Marcel in "Caved In" in 2006. Played Fritz in "Blade: The Series" in 2006. Played himself in "Turning Blade" in 2007. Played Ari in "The Building" in 2009. Played Sylvan Elder in "Beyond Sherwood Forest" in 2009. Played Detective Ronald Billins in "Fatal Performance" in 2013.