He joins many celebrated names to mark the culmination of the Guardian's Book Season.
Turning to factor VI, Maxwell never offered to sell the domain name, and certainly never had a pattern of selling domain names to mark owners.
An investigator on his team heard the names of Ms. Marker and Mr. Tull and remembered that an infected pack rat had been found on their property that July.
He eventually hit on the idea of selling his name to mark projects built by others around the world and began doing business with "some of the sketchiest people in the sketchiest countries," New Yorker writer Adam Davidson explains in the documentary.
In May 2015, MIT announced the naming of the Mark R. Epstein (Class of 1963) Director of the MIT Museum as the first endowed position in the museum.
The equivalent chapters in Leviathan and De Corpore start in the same way, with discussions of the role of names as marks to aid the memory (Hobbes 1651, 4.3; Hobbes 1655, 2.1).
One mural even bears the names of Republican fighters marked for assassination.
In the letter, the founders tell how they got their start at an investment bank with the "curious" name of Carl Marks & Company, and how they first met Mr. Handler when he was a "26-year-old baby in the business".
At annual commemorations of the 9/11 terror attacks, they join victims' families to read victims' names and mark moments of silence; on the tenth anniversary of 9/11, politicians read old poems, Bible passages, and an address by Abraham Lincoln rather than pen original remarks interpreting the meaning of the day.
Though it is now referred to by a number of different names — "hash mark," "number sign," and even "octothorpe," a jokey appellation coined by engineers working on the Touch-Tone telephone keypad — the phrase "pound sign" can be traced to the symbol's ancient origins.
The majority of US states did not move to that system – in which publicly-provided, printed ballots with the names of the candidates are marked in secret – until after 1884.
