Topic: Chris Wallace
Quotes
We are pleased today to introduce Lionel Hollins as the next head coach of the Grizzlies
Hollins becomes coach of Grizzlies Jan 25, 2009
Marc is a very skilled center in terms of his shooting and passing, possesses outstanding toughness and is a winning, team-oriented player,
Grizzlies sign European star Marc Gasol Jul 09, 2008
I'm the candidate who has had the strongest record as a fiscal conservative, the strongest record as a tax cutter
Giuliani focusing efforts on Florida Jan 13, 2008
I think Allen Iverson is going to be very fine with whatever role he would end up fulfilling here in Memphis
Iverson signs with Memphis Grizzlies Sep 09, 2009
The Grizzlies and Allen Iverson have come to a mutual agreement that because of personal matters that forced him to leave the team ... Allen will step away from the game at this time, allowing him to focus on those matters
Iverson's brief Memphis stint is over Nov 16, 2009
Professor Christopher Stewart Wallace (26 October 1933—7 August 2004) was an Australian computer scientist (and physicist, who also contributed to a variety of other areas) notable for having devised:
He was appointed Foundation Chair of Information Science at Monash University in 1968 at the age of 34 (before the Department was later re-named Computer Science), and Professor Emeritus in 1996. Wallace was a fellow of the Australian Computer Society and in 1995 he was appointed a fellow of the ACM "For research in a number of areas in Computer Science including fast multiplication algorithm, minimum message length principle and its applications, random number generation, computer architecture, numerical solution of ODE's, and contribution to Australian Computer Science."
Wallace received his PhD (in Physics) from the University of Sydney in 1959. He was married to Judy Ogilvie, the first operator of SILLIAC, one of Australia's first computers which was launched on the 12 of September 1956 at the University of Sydney . He also engineered one of the world's first Local Area Networks in the mid 1960s .
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