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Research comments: This is an early document on what became the world's first commercial computer program. That job was known internally at Lyons as L3, the Lyons Bakery Valuations job, which produced valuations of the output and sales of the Cadby Hall bakeries. The document refers to the experimental nature of these early programs and Lyons' need to approach the experiment as a test of what would happen once their new computer was fully operational in terms of the data required to feed the new machine, its output and the timings for both. (LM) In an earlier interview, Sarah said she was glad to have had her children so early in her career. The star told the Sunday Mirror in 2000: "To my children I am a mum. I am nothing more. I am a mum who happens to work on television, which they have been used to since they were born, so there’s no big deal.”

Home > LEO Computers > Lyons Electronic Office (LEO) Archive > CMLEO/DC - David Caminer Papers > Working Files > LEO Jobs - L3 Bakery Sales and Valuations > Memo regarding experi ... on Job, 4th June 1951 Salmond was awarded Royal Aero Club Aviator's Certificate no. 421 on 18 February 1913, [10] and then joined the reserve of the Royal Flying Corps on 17 April 1913. [11] He became a staff office atThe action referred to was during the operations in Sinai at the end of 1916. [1] In this command he was responsible for providing air cooperation for General Jan Smuts's force in East Africa, [5] for the forces in Salonika and Mesopotamia, for Allenby's conquest of Palestine, and for the RFC in India. [5] He was promoted to the substantive rank of lieutenant colonel on 3 September 1918. [18]

Salmond went on to take up the post of Officer Commanding No. 1 Squadron RFC on 26 January 1915. [14] In the First World War the squadron operated over the Western Front and Salmond and his squadron took part in the Battle of Neuve Chapelle, including the Battle of Hill 60 and the Battle of Aubers Ridge. [3] He was appointed a wing commander on 18 August 1915 [15] and sent to command the Fifth Wing in Egypt in November 1916. [3] He was promoted to brevet lieutenant colonel on 3 June 1916. [16] Geoffrey Salmon remembers a committed developer, full of enthusiasm for the design. Certainly, the Committee minutes bares this out, talking of the ‘courageous effort of Mr McLean’ who ‘came to the office full of enthusiasm for this design, to the extent that he wanted to buy it outright’.

Have your tried this simple but scrumptious recipe? Made any changes? Let us know in the comments below! PIN TO SAVE MICROWAVE SALMON FOR LATER In 1933, Salmond served as Chief of the Air Staff for only a matter of days before being taken ill and subsequently dying from cancer.

It was 900 square feet and I remember that very clearly because it was extremely tight and it was for a married couple and their two children. I don’t remember anything else being said, they had a car which needed protecting and …. It must have been just central heating but whether it was gas fired or all electricity, I don’t know”.Salmond died on 27 April 1933 and Sir John carried on his duties as Chief of the Air Staff for several more weeks afterwards. [3] Salmond had a large funeral procession with Trenchard as one of the pallbearers. [34] Publications [ edit ] BBC Happy Valley Viktor star Anthony Flanagan’s life from famous actress wife to Sheridan Smith link Peter John Lord, AA Dipl (Hons), RIBA, PPSIAD, FBIM was only 17 when he won a Leverhulme Scholarship to study at the AA, the youngest ever recipient of the award. PJL as he was known in his beloved architectural practice graduated to join Mike and Inette Austin-Smith at JM Austin-Smith and Partner. In 1963 Geoffrey Salmon and Peter became partners and the practice was renamed Austin-Smith/Salmon/Lord; then Austin-Smith:Lord, when in 1969 Geoffrey formed his own practice. Peter became Senior Partner in 1981 when Mike and Inette retired. He stepped down on his own retirement in 1995. Memo regarding experiment to use LEO for the Cadby Hall Bakeries Valuation Job, 4th June 1951 Home > LEO Computers > Lyons Electronic Office (LEO) Archive > CMLEO/DC - David Caminer Papers > Working Files > LEO Jobs - L3 Bakery Sales and Valuations > Memo regarding experi ... on Job, 4th June 1951