Kernighan was the software editor for Prentice Hall International.

Many people felt that the dynamic between the Draytons and Dr. John Wade Prentice ( Poitier's character ) would have inevitably resulted in a happily-ever-after film ending because Poitier's character was so perfect, respectable, likable, and proper.

Some people went as far as saying Prentice was ' too white ' to not be accepted by the Draytons.

From 2003 the post was divided: Colin Walsh became Organist Laureate and Aric Prentice was appointed Director of Music.

The interface was developed by Robert Howard and Prentice Robinson at Centronics.

* George D. Prentice ( 1802 – 1870 ), controversial newspaper editor, was born in town.

Nathaniel Prentice ( or Prentiss ) Banks ( January 30, 1816 September 1, 1894 ) was an American politician and soldier, served as the 24th Governor of Massachusetts, Speaker of the U. S. House of Representatives and as a Union general during the American Civil War.

Picked up by MGM, Russell debuted in Evelyn Prentice ( 1934 ); and, although the role was small, she was noticed, with one critic saying that she was " convincing as the woman scorned.

Whitman was born in New York City and grew up in Hunterdon County, New Jersey, the daughter of Eleanor Prentice Todd ( née Schley ) and Webster B. Todd, both interested in New Jersey Republican politics.

Orchard was prepared to speak with either MacKay or Prentice to determine if a deal could be reached over some of the issues that he raised during the leadership campaign.

Under an order-in-council issued by Governor General Michaëlle Jean on February 6, 2006 — the day Harper was appointed prime minister — when " the prime minister is unable to perform the functions of his office " Lawrence Cannon, then Jim Prentice, then the balance of the cabinet by order of precedence, " is authorized to act for the prime minister.

Various examples for this are attested in the sources of the time, for instance, Joan Prentice from Essex, England, gave an account when she was interrogated for witchcraft in 1589 claiming that she was " alone in her chamber, and sitting upon a low stool preparing herself to bedward " when her familiar first appeared to her, while the Cornish cunning-woman Anne Jeffries related in 1645 that hers first appeared to her when she was " knitting in an arbour in our garden ".

In addition to the Paramount film, television, home video, and music publishing divisions, the company continued to own the Madison Square Garden properties ( which also included MSG Network ), a 50 % stake in USA Networks ( the other 50 % was owned by MCA / Universal Studios, which incidentally became the owner of the Famous Music Group catalog when it bought ABC Records in 1979 and a majority of the pre-1950 Paramount sound feature film library when it bought it in 1958 ) and Simon and Schuster ( which itself acquired Prentice Hall a few years before, and later Gousha ).

Viacom split into two companies in 2006, one retaining the Viacom name ( which continues to own Paramount Pictures ), while another was named CBS Corporation ( which now controls Paramount Television Group, which was renamed CBS Paramount Television, now known as CBS Television Studios and worldwide distribution unit is now CBS Television Distribution and CBS Studios International, in 2006, Simon & Schuster for Prentice Hall and other educational units, which Viacom sold to Pearson PLC in 1998, and what's left of the original Paramount Stations Group, now known as CBS Television Stations ).

* William B. Davis-Newman ( Locke's supervisor in the Company ; Newman was initially played by Ernie Prentice just in the first episode, " Blackjack ")

In December 2010, the Oil Sands Advisory Panel, commissioned by former environment minister Jim Prentice, found that the system in place for monitoring water quality in the region, including work by the Regional Aquatic Monitoring Program, the Alberta Water Research Institute, the Cumulative Environmental Management Association and others, was piecemeal and should become more comprehensive and coordinated.

Despite gaining votes on the second ballot, Brison was eliminated by a mere three votes and threw his support to Jim Prentice.

Collis Huntington was the adopted father of Clara Elizabeth Prentice, born in Sacramento, in 1860.

London, unsurprisingly, was the most common location mentioned in English folk songs, including ‘ London is a Fine Town ’, and the ‘ London Prentice ’ and it was the centre of the broadside publishing industry.

William Prentice disagrees with both, noting that archeological evidence suggests that the Achaeans instead migrated from " southern Asia Minor to Greece, probably settling first in lower Thessaly " probably prior to 2000 BC.

* Bertrand Meyer: < cite > Eiffel: The Language </ cite >, Prentice Hall, second printing, 1992 ( first printing: 1991 )

* Bertrand Meyer: < cite > Object-Oriented Software Construction </ cite >, Prentice Hall: first edition, 1988 ; second edition, 1997.

Other members of the group included: John Brotherton ( preacher ); Archibald Prentice ( later editor of the Manchester Times ); John Shuttleworth ( industrialist and municipal reformer ); Absalom Watkin ( parliamentary reformer and anti corn law campaigner ); William Cowdray Jnr ( editor of the Manchester Gazette ); Thomas Potter ( later first mayor of Manchester ) and Richard Potter ( later MP for Wigan ).

In the 41st Canadian Parliament, neither Cannon nor Prentice is still sitting as a Member of Parliament ; the current order-in-council names Marjory LeBreton, the current Leader of the Government in the Senate, as the first person authorized to act for the prime minister.

He divorced his first wife, Mary Alice Prentice in 1910, subsequently married his uncle's widow Arabella, and relocated from San Francisco to San Marino, near Los Angeles.

Prentice first ran for Parliament as the nominated Progressive Conservative candidate in a spring 2002 by-election in the riding of Calgary Southwest that followed the retirement of Preston Manning as the riding's Member of Parliament ( MP ).

Some political pundits noted that while Prentice was ultimately defeated in the final ballot, he had the ability to draw support from both the social conservative and Red Tory candidates who contested the race, after they were officially knocked off in the first and second ballots respectively.

Prentice began his campaign in Calgary and toured parts of Ontario, specifically visiting Kingston, Ontario, the hometown of the first Canadian Conservative Leader Sir John A. Macdonald and also the city where one of his daughters attends Queen's University.

" Prentice does not recall saying that: " I've always been very, very careful about what I've said about Kelowna ," According to Fontaine, in their first meeting after the 2006 election, "( Prentice ) wanted to apply a very focused approach to his responsibilities.

Prentice has promised to " put consumers first.

* The Making of Economic Society, 1963, Prentice Hall, 10th edition 1992, 11th edition 2001: ISBN 0-13-091050-3 ( the first edition served as his PhD dissertation )

Prentice was first elected at the 1992 general election, for Pendle.

Gerald Nye ( whose first name was pronounced with a hard " G "), was born in Hortonville, Wisconsin to Irwin Raymond Nye and Phoebe Ella Nye ( née Prentice ).

He was the first English captain of the Lions since Doug Prentice in 1930.

Whilst at Hibs, Cormack caught the eye of John Prentice who was then manager of the Scottish national side, Prentice awarded Cormack his first cap on the 25 June 1966 in a prestigious friendly with Brazil at Hampden Park, Brazil were warming up in readiness to play in the ' 66 World Cup which was to be held South of the border in England.

His first book, Zen and the Art of the Internet: A Beginner's Guide, first published by Prentice Hall in July 1992 was the first mass-published user's guide to the Internet.

Several opponents, including former PC Party Treasurer Jim Prentice, social conservative candidate Craig Chandler, and Red Tory Nova Scotia MP Scott Brison, painted MacKay as a status quo or " establishment " candidate who could effectively question the Prime Minister.

Jim Prentice, who had been a candidate in the 2003 PC leadership contest, entered the Conservative leadership race in mid-December but dropped out in mid-January due to an inability to raise funds so soon after his earlier leadership bid.

In the 1986 Alberta Provincial Election, Prentice ran for the Progressive Conservatives in Calgary Mountain View, being defeated by NDP candidate Bob Hawkesworth.

When newly elected Canadian Alliance leader Stephen Harper replaced nominated CA candidate Ezra Levant in the by-election, Prentice withdrew from the race as a gesture of compromise.

At the 2010 federal election, Johnson secured less than 9 % of the primary vote and was easily defeated by Liberal National candidate, Jane Prentice.