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3000 DRUMMOND ST.VICKSBURG,MS 39180
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A Hymn by C. Austin Miles
"A NEW NAME IN GLORY"
I was humbly kneeling by the Cross fearing naught but God's angry frown,
when the heavens opened and I saw that my name was written down,
'There's a new name in Glory, and its mine,
Oh, yes its mine... And, the white robed angels sing the story ----"
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Virginia May Calohan Harrell
Mrs. Harrell was born in Cairo Ill. After the 1917 flood there she moved to Chicago where she and her brother William grew up together. She has resided in Chicago, Ill, Bristol TN (going to Kings College majoring in journalism there), Greenville, MS, Houston, TX, and New York City, NY before moving to Vicksburg in 1949. There she worked for Star Search Magazine and the OSS (secretary to Mr. TiBorg Ekhart a Eastern European refugee) during WWII and married Judson Gordon Harrell (who had been living in China during the 1930s publishing an English language newspaper). She divorced from him and came to Vicksburg,MS in 1949, meeting and later marry Henry Ling. MacKnight a farmer and former state representative. For several years, she edited and published two farm magazines, the Mississippi Valley Stockman Farmer and the Mississippi Angus News. And, after Mr. McKnight died, serving out his term, she became one of the first women to serve in the MS State Legistature. She was also a long time member and past- president of the MS and Vicksburg chapters of the League of Women Voters. In 1982, she wrote a history of Vicksburg, “Vicksburg and the River.” From 1985 to 1988, she attended Millsaps College and finished out her BA degree, receiving a degree in history. She worked as a tutor at Good Shepher Community Center and attended Crawford St. United Methodist. Also, she had a long time interest in the Christian Science Religion and the teachings of Unity School of Christianity in Unity Village MO.
Editorial Column from
1963 National Federation of Press Women
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Rev. Stewart Smith
Reverend Smith Baptized Andrew W. Harrell at an early age in Crawford St. Methodist Church, and instructed
him in Methodist doctrine and Bible
based religious beliefs for confirmation.
Rev. Smith’s father was also a Methodist Minister who studied with Dr. Reinhold
Niehbor at Union Theological Seminary in NYC and served a long time ias
Protestant Christian Pastor n Kosciusko, MS Stewart preached many Sermons at Crawford St.
to us recollecting his own experiences as a young student athelete at the U. of
MS.
Henry L. McKnight
July 1898, January 1 1968 was a farmer
and MS State ,Representative District 55 . He grew up in Indiana inheriting farmland and
farming there before he moved to Warren Co. MS where he bought a cotton, corn,
cattle farm 12 miles North of Redwood MS. He had three Sons Roscoe, II March 28
1924 June 11 1984 Lewis, and Gene Mcknight December 5 1927, April 19,1978. He has these with
his previous wife before he married Viriginia Calohan Harell. . Gene was well
known in the area for being 7 feet tall, 350 pounbs and requiring a special
car, a Pink Cadillac, to be driven around in. In 1963 he maet and married
Virginia,.after being interviewed by her for her farm magazine the MS Stockman
Farme. They met and talked more in Crawford St. Methodist Church where they were later re-married
together. We lived on the farm with Gene, Roscoe, Edward, Tommy, and Emily, Roscoes children, until 1964. Then, having
many friends in town, such as the auctioneer Victor Bobb, local gas station owner
Oren Bailless, later to become a Port City Commissioner and Kiwanis club member with Andrew, Sport Shop owners the Klaus Brothers, and
other fellow Rotary Club members, deer hunters, mobile home builder F.L. Cappaert,
He told me he did not want to drive me into High school 22
miles every day. So, we moved in town, Vicksburg, MS, living first on SkyVale Ave. then moving to 3000 Drummond St.
Gene also came to town with us and lived in a small house which we built behind 3000
Drummond St. Also, Virginia could be near her Mother Alma May, living at 3036
Drummond St. This helped Virginia and Andy greatly whom he loved and went on
several vacations together in the Smokey Mountains and Yucatan Peninsula. While
in the MS Legislature he had an influential position on the Ways and means Committee
and was friends with Governor John Bell Williams.
William Franklin Calohan
Mr. Calohan was born in Cairo Illinois on November 30, 1907. He left Cairo with his sister and family in 1913 and moved to Chicago Illinois. In Chicago, Mr. Calohan attended Hyde Park High School and the University of Chicago where he earned his Bachelor of Science degree in 1930. He was a member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity and play on the varsity tennis team which he captained in 1929. Along with his partners George Lott and Scott Rexinger, he won the big Ten Doubles title in 1929 and 1930. Upon graduation , the country was in the depts. Of the depression, but Mr. Calohan was offered a job in geology with a newly formed company in Houston, TX, Union producing company. He was sent to Laredo, TX as a geological scout. From 1936 to 1939, Mr. Calohan was promoted to Superintendent of Geophysics for United Gas company. In this position he participated in the discoverey of the Tinsley Field, Yazoo County Mississippi. This was the first oil field for the state and one of the largest. This discovery brought oil and gas exploration back to Mississippi and the Southeastern Gulf Coast and established it as one of the countries great oil and gas reserves. Mr. Calohan resigned from United Gas in 1939 to become Division Geophysicist for British American oil company in Houston, TX. With his recommendation, the company found the first offshore Texas oil field in the open Gulf about two miles off of Sabine, Pass. In 1947 Mr. Calohan and his family moved to Laredo, TX. In 1972 he moved to San Antonio, TX and continued oil and gas exploration. He was a long time Rotarian as well as a member of the South Texas Geological Society, a Legion of Honor member of the Society of Petroleum Engineers, and an initial registrant to the TX state board of professional engineers. In San Antonio he belonged to the Saint Andrew’s Methodist Church where he was very active in the Tuesday Morning Bible Study, The United Methodist Men, and the Steering committee for Building to Serve Campaign.
William M. Calohan
Mr. William Monroe Calohan, father to William F. Calohan, was a retired Illinois Central freight agent who lived on Drummond St. in Vicksburg, MS. A native of Virginia, Mr. Calohan was born Nov. 23, 1873, in Mt. Jackson, VA. He spent his whole life in railroad work, having started as a young man with the Southern Railway. He transferred to the Illinois Central Railroad in 1903 as agent, and yardmaster in Gale, IL. He later became yardmaster at Mounds, IL and then spent about 20 years as station inspector and traveling freight claim agent out of the main Chicago office. In 1933 Mr. Calohan moved to Greenville, MS as freight agent, and then moved to Vicksburg, MS in the same capacity. He and his wife Mrs. Alma Calohan made there home on Drummond St. since that time. He retired from active service in 1945. He was a member of Crawford St. Methodist Church and a 32nd degree Mason.
Alma May Stophlet Calohan
Praying with Saints
My Grandmother, Alma May Calohan was, and still is, a Protestant Saint. Looking backward and forward in things, I believe I have been praying with her for several hundred years now. But, I did not start thinking about it until her funeral. It was then our Methodist Minister at Crawford St. Methodist Church in Vicksburg, Ms called her this. Just after my Grandfather married her they were flooded out of home in the great Cairo, Ill. flood early last century. The Calohan family of that time got in a railroad freight car and rode to Chicago, Ill where my grandfather could work for the Illinois Central Railroad. Because there was not enough money for five of us, my mother's twin sister was put in a different car that went to Atlanta, Ga. The family never thought they would see Annabelle again. Later, when grandmother had died and mother was in her seventies, we made contact through the rest of the Calohans in Virginia with Annabelle's son who was also working for the Corps of Engineers. He sent mother a nearly identical looking picture of her sister, also now in her seventies of his mother, her sister. My mother almost fainted. Later they had a very tough time during this U.S. Economic Great Depression period. A devout Protestant Christian [ her side the Stophlets were Mennonites from Germany and my Grandfather's side, the Calohan's had been kicked out of Ireland by the Catholics and lived in colonial Virginia at a water mill site with the Indians.]
*see footnote on Calohan's versus Harrells.
She and my grandfather raised and educated my uncle and his sister in Chicago in Christianity and solid work ethics. My uncle started off selling vacuum cleaners door to door, won an athletic scholarship to the U. of Chicago and ended up getting one of the jobs as an exploration geologist in Texas, Miss, Louisiana, in the 1930s.
She prayed for me constantly as I was growing up in Vicksburg, first without a father, then with a step-father. After, I got a half scholarship to Vanderbilt and decided to go to graduate school, grandmother, mother, and my step-father Henry McKnight drove all the way to Nashville, TN to attend my graduation. I had asked my honors program advisor to write me a recommendation to attend UC Berkeley Math Graduate. I had made all A's in my math class. But I hadn't done as well as two or three of the other's studying mathematics and logic with Dr. Jonsson who was a student at Berkeley of the famous logician Afred Tarski. I watched as Dr. Jonsson, shook hands and talked to Grandmother. I don't know what she said but she must have impressed him as a very kind and good person. Because, after the conversation he came over to me and said in awe" I will get right on it, you won't have any trouble getting in there."
After I finished my doctorate I returned to 3006 Drummond St. for the last time before she died. She and I sat on the sofa together for an hour without saying anything. I thanked her for her prayers and asked her to keep them up. After, returned to Washington DC a wandering looking for a job ex college football player and Federal Trade Commission Civil Service Employee and I meet at a Protestant Church Bible Study. He looked like St. Francis, and also Abraham Lincoln. To this day I believe he was Jesus in the flesh sent by God to talk and prayer with me. His soul and spirit inside of other people, a lot of times the poor, follows me around whatever city I live in. A few years later, there was a segment on 60 minutes about Mother Teresa and the New Pope John Paul II invited people to send them letters at the Vatican. I did this and received kind replies from both of them which I cherish to this day. After praying with Mother Teresa a while, she sent me copy of the famous prayer of St. Francis to pray with her. I have posted it as the beginning prayer for this prayer blog. As I prayed more with Mother Teresa I noticed that she began to look more and more like my grandmother Alms May.Also, the now almost Saint John Paul II said he was praying for my calling. It was about them I started trying to figure what this calling was, I determined it was to start the YHWH School of Christianity and help Protestants, Catholics, Jews to study contemplative prayer together online. Some ten years later I was invited to the Gordon-Conwell Seminary reenactment play of some of the events in the life of my other grandmother, Maria Hale Gordon. As I sat in the audience looking at the women college professor playing her I am sure I saw the same person again as Mother Teresa and my grandmother.
I will only list one more instance of praying with my grandmother as a Saint. But, there are many more. On this trip in Aix-France I was thinking about the prayers Mother Teresa[and my grandmother] and I had prayed for many times. A small slight poor beggar women who looked very much like Mother Teresa and my grandmother prostrated herself in front of me, saying nothing, begging for money, everyone else in the crowd passed her by, but I thought of her saying, "Whenever you have seen me in the poor you have seen Jesus." and dropped some French money in her hands. She looked at me as if to say, "I remember young pray for you, do you remember and pray for me?" I thought, why did this happen now years after her death. The next day I picked up the French newspapers and saw the headlines, "The Vatican just had a prayer mass yesterday glorifying the soul of Mother Teresa as a Saint."
How do
we pray with the Saints in the YHWH School of Chrlstianity? We do it many ways
during the prayer year. At any time we can pray with our main Saint Jesus
Christ using the Lord's Prayer
We pray
with Jesus and His Indwelling Holy Spirit in us like He taught us to:
...Centering first the Name of God YHWH at the top chakra and praying direct ed
looking downward with His Healing Holy Spirit...
We pray with Saint Andrew on St. Andrew's day using Psalms
19,24,96,100 and during the other days in the Jewish Christian liturgy using
the Jewish Hebrew prayers and also centering the Name of God YHWH on bottom to
top chakra. looking upward
We pray with our Catholic Saints Mary, Jospeh, John Paul II,
Mother Teresa using the Catholic Rosary prayers taught us by John Paul II.
We also pray with Saint Joseph and His two Sons Saint
Manasseh and Saint Ephraim the two Jewish Christian prayer months of Tishrei and Kislev by first using Christian
Science Unification with God healing denial and affirmation prayers that
anything is wrong, lke “YHWH Christ, The Light of God Surrounds us, the Love of
God Enfolds us, the Power of God Protects Us, The Presence of God Overwatches
Us, There is One Power and Presence, God the Good Omnipotent Indweling us” then
secondary affirmation prayers like “By Imitating Christ, I AM becoming Christ.”
We pray with Saint Francis using His famous prayer, “Lord
make me an instrument of Thy Peace…” sent to Andrew, by Mother Teresa.
We can pray with the seven Divinely ordered chronologically
Jewish Christian Saints, Noah, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Moses, Joshua during
Hanukkah by lighting the Menorah lights and using Hebrew prayers.
We pray
with the Hindu Yoga Saints during the year, Sivananda, Rama, and the Lord
Narayana by centering the Name of God YHWH in top chakra, looking downward to
bottom chakra and saying "I AM Hari Ram OM Tat Sat", then looking
upward to top and saying " I AM Rama Hari OM Tat Sat"
*The Harrell's are more mysterious, based on the fact that this was a common name given to people in orphanages in England in the15,16th centuries they were probably debtors, retired explorers, pirates, or criminals helped to leave Britain by the Episcopalians.
Adoniram Judson Gordon
A.J. Gordon was born in New Hampton, New Hampshire, on April 19,1836, to debout Christina parents. At about 15 years of age, Adoniram had a conversion experience and was baptized in his father’s millstream. At age 20 he entered Brown University, where he met his future wife, Maria Hale. In 1860 he entered the Newton Theological Institution. Upon graduation in 1863 he accepted a call to become pastor the Jamaica Plain Baptist Church near Boston. After six successful years there, he accepted the pastorate of the Clarendon Street Baptist Church in Boston, the church where his ministry would have its broad impact. Dr. Gordon remained a pastor of Clarendon Street Church for more than a quarter of a century. He wrote many books, and saw the church completely transformed into one of the most spiritual and aggressive missionary churches in America (you can google Gordon College, A.J. Gordon, Watchword for a book list and downloadable watchword pdfs). A. J. Gordon poured his heart and energy into the work of foreign missions. He traveled, preached, wrote and served with the passion of spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ worldwide. In 1889 he founded Gordon College in Boston, Massachusetts as a missionary training institute. In 1969 Gordon Divinity School, which emerged from the school A.J. Gordon founded, merged with the Conwell School of Theology to form Gordon-Conwell Thelogical Seminary.
Maria Hale Gordon
A devoted mother of six children. Worked to advance the cause of temperance. A leader of Boston's temperance union for two decades. Her home in Boston where she lived for 50 years was a refuge for anyone in need, and she multiplied that generosity by founding and leading the Society for the Fatherless and Widows. Considered by her husband Adoniram, "The most valued treasure he carried away from the University". When she was widowed at 53 she carried on as a Bible teacher.
COL CARL F. BERNARD
Col. Carl F. Bernard's military assignments took him to China,
Korea, Laos, Germany and Kansas. One sensitive assignment: reviving ROTC at
the University of California at Berkeley. (Family Photo)
By Joe
Holley
Washington
Post Staff Writer
Tuesday,
March 11, 2008
Carl
F. Bernard, 81, a retired Army colonel and decorated combat veteran who died of
a stroke March 4 at his Fort Belvoir home, found himself on more than one
occasion in a sticky situation that tested his bravery and ingenuity.
In
1950, for example, he was stationed in Japan as a platoon leader with L
Company, 21st Infantry, and was sent to Kokura Airfield to help a task force
led by Col. Charles B. Smith load a plane for a trip to Korea shortly after the
North Korean invasion of the south. "Stay on the plane. I've got work for
you," Smith told him.
Five
days later, then-Lt. Bernard was at Osan when it was overrun in the first
engagement between U.S. and North Korean forces in the Korean War. He led a
group of survivors through enemy lines and back to U.S. positions a week later.
He
rejoined L Company, but the unit was overrun again a few days later at
Chochiwon. Caught up in close combat with North Korean tanks and forced to rely
on weapons tagged "Combat Unserviceable," he fought to save himself
and his men. His Distinguished Service Cross citation noted that
"Lieutenant Bernard's aggressive attacks on the enemy tanks and
machine-gun emplacement inspired the outnumbered men of his command to fight
with him, until out of ammunition, against overwhelming odds."
He
found himself in a sticky situation of a different sort years later when he was
assigned the task of restoring an Army ROTC program at the University of
California at Berkeley in 1972. Striding in full uniform into the epicenter of
the antiwar movement, the decorated colonel was not particularly welcome on a
campus that was reviving its ROTC only because of pressure from the federal
government.
Working
out of a basement office in the athletic building, Col. Bernard jettisoned
elements of the ROTC curriculum that he considered the military equivalent of
basket-weaving classes and began putting together courses that explored topics
ranging from the Hegelian Dialectic to social justice and its relation to armed
conflict. Lecturing on such subjects as Che Guevara and revolution, he began to
attract audiences that included notable Berkeley radicals.
He
told friends over the years that winning the hearts and minds of Berkeley was
his proudest accomplishment.
In
an interview yesterday, retired Berkeley political science professor Kenneth
Neal Waltz recalled Col. Bernard conceding that during summer maneuvers his
ROTC students might have lacked the spit and polish and marching precision of
their counterparts from the University of Montana or the University of Wyoming.
"But my kids are smarter," he told Waltz. "And they make better
soldiers."
Col.
Bernard received a bachelor's degree in Asian studies from the University of
Kansas in 1960 and a master's degree in political science from Boston
University in 1967. He also completed doctoral course work at Berkeley.
Carl
Franklin Bernard was born in the oil-boom town of Borger, Tex., in 1926 and
grew up in the oil fields of the West during the Depression. He joined the
Marines as an 18-year-old in 1944 and served in the Pacific and China as an
enlisted man. He joined the Army in 1947.
In
1948, then-Cpl. Bernard was made an honorary member of the 555th, an African
American parachute regiment known as "Triple Nickel." Because he was
"the nerdy, bookish, glasses-wearing guy at 82nd [Airborne Division]
Headquarters" -- his son Joel Bernard's description -- he was assigned to
discover why the members of the unit did poorly on standardized Army tests.
He
quickly realized the answer was simple: No one had taught them to take such
tests. He put together a program of test-taking skills, and soon the unit was
achieving some of the highest aggregate test scores in the Army.
Commissioned
an infantry officer in 1949, Col. Bernard followed his Korean experience with
numerous posts, including a company command in Germany, Ranger School at Fort
Benning, Ga., and the Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth,
Kan. He also helped develop the curriculum at the newly formed John F. Kennedy
Special Warfare School at Fort Bragg, N.C.
In
1960, he was dispatched to Laos, where he worked with CIA officer William E.
Colby in villages of the Hmong hill tribes as part of the White Star Mobile
Training Teams. He developed an affinity for the Hmong people and became their
tireless advocate. He also became a persistent critic of what he considered the
U.S. government's abandonment of the Hmong to the Pathet Lao communists after
the fall of Saigon.
After
his retirement from the Army in 1978, Col. Bernard ran a consulting firm that
specialized in Army readiness and U.S.-French military relations.
His
marriage to Barbara Browne Bernard ended in divorce.
Survivors
include his wife of 42 years, Edith Jouanin Bernard of Fort Belvoir; two
children from his first marriage, Mary Santos of Jacksonville, Fla., and Hugh
Bernard of Annapolis; two sons from his second marriage, Joel Bernard of
Alexandria and Jacques Bernard of Vienna; a sister; five brothers; and five
grandchildren. And, his ROTC student at the UC Berkeley unit mentioned above , LTC Andrew W. Harrell, EN USAR (Ret.)
On
the afternoon he died, Col. Bernard stretched out for a nap, a book on Korea in
hand. He went to sleep and didn't wake up. "For an old soldier, it was the
perfect way to go," Joel Bernard said.
Dr. John Waidande, a very devout and committed Christian
Hindu Chaplain Theologian and from India living and ministering in the
Washington DC area who knows Sanskrit and the Bible.
John was born in Bhiliwadi village in Maharashtra State, India to his father Baburao and Mother Valuhui. While in India, Dr. Bhagavan John was Pastor of the Bombay Seven Day Adventist Church and Professor and Department Head of Social Services at Spicer Memorial College.He migrated to the US in 1986 and worked as an Addiction Conselor. Dr. Bhagavan John then studied at the National Institute of Health for chaplaincy and became a board certified Chaplain, Clinical Fellow in Hospice and Palliative Care and a Diplomate with the College of Pastoral Services and Psychotherapy working there for over 25 years. He later formed his own organization, Eastern Panhandle Chaplaincy services, where he began training others to become board certified chaplains and perform spiritual support services within affliated communities. Dr. Bhagavan John was also and adjunct Professor of REligion at Washington Adventist University at Tacoma Park, Maryland. He was a charismatic person, who loved people and people loved him. He loved God and liked to spend time in nature and in his home garden.
We met on Amtrak when he
was returning to Martinsburg, WV from visiting his son at the N. Inst. Of Health
in Washington, DC. When he found out that I lived in Washington DC from 1976 to
1988, while praying with Mother Teresa and Pope John Paul II then, he started up a conversation with me in the lounge
car. He had gone with Mother to help start churches in the Philippines and said
his wife Margie was also a Christian Hindu who had studied Yoga in India. We
talked about my great grandfather’s Adeniran Gordon’s Protestant Baptist
Theology and the Theology of the
Protestant missionaries from England to China and promised to continue praying
together. When I returned from my trip to Mississippi I was surprised to
receive a prayer call from Dr. Bhagavan (means God in Sanskrit) and we had from
then a series of long prayer conversations about our common prayer friend
Saints Jesus, Pope John Paul II, Mother Teresa. We prayed for the coronavirus
to be gotten under control by US politicians and also for his own and his
families well-being. Unfortunately, now
six months later, I recently received a detailed letter from his wife Ms.
Margie Waidande. Indicating that shortly thereafter he contracted the disease and
after a five month battle with it surrounded to Our Lord Jesus’ Christ’s help for
a home in glory, December 20, 2020. Dr. John I and Jesus Christ AM with you
always, whosoever lives and prays and believes with us, though they die and
whosoever dies and believes in us and all of YHWH God’s Saints, yet shall they
live. “We shall raise you up on the last
day, Dr. Waidande, and from the nice letter from your wife talking about what
happening during your funeral it sounds like that is just what has happened. May
YHWH God Bless you Eternally with Eternal Life and Happiness for Peace of Mind
and Soul, Andrew
on
September 4, 2016.
A Dedication for continuing prayer together
This part of the website is also dedicated to all those who have prayed with me
in Our Prayer Group YHWH School of Christianity 555 Monet Dr. Rockville MD,
1804 Edma Dr. Vicksburg, MS, 3000 Drummond St. Vicksburg, MS during the last 30
or 40 years gave me their name, and died:
Some of those are, my
Mother Virginia Harrell, Stepfather Henry McKnight, his son’s Gene McKnight and
Roscoe McKnight and his wife, maternal Grandmother Alma May Calohan and maternal
Grandfather William Monroe Calohan, of Vicksburg, MS, My Father Gordon Harrell
of New York NY, Los Angeles, CA,
Houston, TX, Gordon College, MA, Rabbi and Psychiatrist Vernon Padgett of
Bethesda, MD, my Uncle Captain William
Temme USN, shot down in a fighter plane at Truk Island in the Pacific,
commanded Guantanamo Naval Base during the cold war, later lived in Washington
DC and Jacksonville, FL, my uncle William Franklin Calohan of Laredo and San
Antonio, TX and basically the whole of South Texas, and Oklahoma as discovered
several gas fields and wells there, my niece Patty Hoenig’s daughter Paige , my
niece Sue’s Bouchercha’s daughter Linda,
Martin Gardner
mathematician, philosopher, theologian, fanatically inspired puzzle solver and
meditator about logic machines, who answered my letter to him in 1968 or so
about how to understand the logical prisoner’s dilemma in his Scientific
American column, my cousins Christine Harrell and Jonathan Harrell of Los
Angeles, CA, there father. Mr. Rudolf Richter, Port City Kiwanis and Engineer
Research and development Center, Vicksburg, MS.
My father’s brother Arthur Gordon Harrell, his sister, my
Aunt Constance Gordon Harrell and her husbands Bill Richardson and John Fernald, my paternal Grandmother Helen
Gordon Harrell, Saint John Paull II of Poland, AKA Carol Wojtyla, of the
Vatican whom I prayed have prayed with for about 50 years now, who gave me a
plaque with his picture on it inscrived “to Andrew Harrell and family, a pledge
of heavenly rewards”, he is my family, my
brother, my sister, my father, my mother, my all and all as the Indian
Yogis
would say about their Guru ( my and St. Andrew’s Guru, Divine teachers our
Jesus, St. John and St. James), and I am still actively praying with Him a lot
although some people think he is dead,
Princess Diana of the British Empire,
Princess Grace of Monaco, Reverend Billy Grahman of the whole world,
many Christian churches and mountains of North Carolna,
Dr. Wendall Holliday, a Jesuit physics teacher and academic
dean at Vanderbilt U. Swami Vishnudevanda
of the Himalayas, Rishikesh, India, and the Ganges River, India, Swami
Chidananda whose non-death, non-birth we
also celebrate yearly on the YHWH School of Christianity yearly Christian
Jewish prayer calendar, H. Ron Hubbard, a would be knower about knowing of the
World, of what a concept of a concept is, and each of us along with Cols.
Donald Marshall and Carl Bernard of the U.S. Army in the boder between North
and South Korea, US Army South Delta of Mekong River and Saigon, Vietnam,
Washington DC,, Mr. Euphayte Wlliams USPS and Port City Kiwanis Vicksburg,MS,.
Stuart Smith and Rev. Jim Biedenharn of Crawford St. and Porter’s Chapel Methodist
Churchs, Vicksburg, MS, James Cannizzaro of the Vicksburg Little Theater,
Vicksburg, MS, Mark Werner of Vicksburg, Ms, Mother Teresa of Calcutta and the
Vatican,
James Lowe of Vicksburg, MS and Kosciusko, Psychiatrist and Hypnotist Ms Joy Gurgevich
of Sedona Arizonia, Ms Francis Mackey
and Col. Clarence Mackey, Mr. Jerry and Ms Jane
Derivaux Sr.and Margaret Hermann
of Drummond St. Vicksburg, MS, Ms Deborah Gulley , strong hard working
family lady of Vicksbuerg, MS who struggled with back pain the last 15 years of
her life caused by cleaning some houses in town including mine for years, Dr.
Robert Pickett of Vicksburg Public Schools and Port City Kiwanis, Vicksburg,
MS, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Easley, Ms Yolanda Robbins, Vicksburg, MS, Ms Robert
Waring, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morrison, Ms Louise Cloud of Vicksburg, MS, Larry Floyd and John
Koffman of Vioksburg, MS,
President George Bush
Senior who knew my father when he was helping the US government through his
contacts living in China in the 1930s,Chief of our NASA Astronaut Corps John
Young who reviewed my application to be a NASA astronaut three times, from
around 1978 to 1985 I think it was and prayed with me and said I did not make
it, although I was in the top ten, “maybe my son would get selected and go to
Mars for us”. Cardinal Giovanni Re,
Secretariat of State, the Vatican, spymaster to the Vatican, I think, during
the 1980s and early 1990s, Mr. George
Rogers of Vicksburg, MS, the White House, and McLaen,VA CIA briefer to,President
Reagan of the White House,
Washington,DC,
Mathematics Professor
Dr. Ichiro Satake of Berkeley, CA Brigadier General Cameron, USMA Mathematics
Department, West Point, NY, Lt Col. Doug Lehmann US Army Engineers, Udorn Air
base, Thailand, Engineer Studies Group, HQDA Washington, DC, Ambassador Robert
Comer, the White House Washington DC, Saigon Vietnam, US Navy Research Lab,
Dahlgren,VA, Istanbul Turkey,
Psychiatrists Hayim Schwartz of Flushing, NY and Rabbi Samuel Feurst
“I know my sheep and my sheep know me.” Jesus Christ YHWH School
of Christianity Gospel of Saint John and Saint Andrew
“Love is Stronger than Death, Song of Songs, Our One
Bible” King Solomon, YHWH School of
Christianity teacher,
“Whoever dies and believes in me, yet shall He live, and
whosoever lives and believes in Me never shall He or She die.” The Lord Jesus
Christ, YHWH School of Christianity prophet and teacher, our main One Savior…
The Gospel of John, which is also a Gospel of Andrew….Through His Own
Uniqueness, He has redeemed and saved us, is still helping us today, and will
forever onward in the Eternal days and time going forth from now..
“Jesus Christ, dying you destroyed our dying, rising you
bring new life again Holy Mass of Our One Catholic Church
Dr. Feurst here is a logical, mathematical demonstration, using your words that
Jesus Christ is actually Who He said He was, the Only Son of God. 1) Jesus has
said in the Book of John that He is not smart on Hiw own, only speaking the
words His Father in Heaven gives to speak. 2) You have said that He is either
the smartest person on Earth or the Who He actually said He was, the Only Son
of God. Therefore, since He has said He
is not smart on His own, but only with His Father in Heaven’s help, and you
have said if He is not smart on His own, He is actually God, therefore He is
God
August 27, 1910,Skopie, Macedonia—died
September 5, 1997, Calcutta [now Kolkata], India; canonized September 4, 2016;
feast day September 5), founder of the Order of the Missionaries of Charity, a
Catholic congregation of women dedicated to the poor, particularly to the
destitute of India. She was the recipient of numerous honours, including the
1979 Nobel Prize for Peace.
The daughter of an
ethnic Albanian grocer, she went to Ireland in 1928 to join the Sisters of
Loreto at the Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary and sailed only six
weeks later to India as a teacher. She taught for 17 years at the order’s
school in Calcutta/
In 1946 Sister Teresa
experienced her “call within a call,” which she considered divine inspiration
to devote herself to caring for the sick and poor. She then moved into the
slums she had observed while teaching. Municipal authorities, upon her petition,
gave her a pilgrim hostel, near the sacred temple of Kali, where she founded
her order in 1948. Sympathetic companions soon flocked to her aid. Dispensaries
and outdoor schools were organized. Mother Teresa adopted Indian citizenship,
and her Indian nuns all donned the sari as their habit. In 1950 her order
received canonical sanction from Pope
Pius XII, and in 1965 it became a pontifical congregation (subject only
to the pope). In 1952 she established Nirmal Hriday (“Place for the Pure of
Heart”), a hospice where the terminally ill could die with dignity. Her order
also opened numerous centres serving the blind, the aged, and the disabled.
Under Mother Teresa’s guidance, the Missionaries of Charity built a leper
colony, called Shanti Nagar (“Town of Peace”), near Asansol, India.
In 1962 the Indian
government awarded Mother Teresa the Padma Shri, one of its highest civilian
honours, for her services to the people of India. Pope Paul VI on his trip to
India in 1964 gave her his ceremonial limousine, which she immediately raffled
to help finance her leper colony. She was summoned to Rome in 1968 to found a
home there, staffed primarily with Indian nuns. In recognition of her
apostolate, she was honoured on January 6, 1971, by Pope Paul, who awarded her
the first Pope John XXI. Peace Prize. In 1979 she received the Nobel Peace
Prize for her humanitarian work, and the following year the Indian government
conferred on her the Bharat Ratna, the country’s highest civilian honour.
In
her later years Mother Teresa spoke out again divorce,contraception, and
abortion. . She also suffered ill health and had a heart attack in
1989. In 1990 she resigned as head of the order but was returned to office by a
nearly unanimous vote—the lone dissenting voice was her own. A worsening heart
condition forced her retirement, and the order chose the Indian-born Sister
Nirmala as her successor in 1997. At the time of Mother Teresa’s death, her
order included hundreds of centres in more than 90 countries with some 4,000
nuns and hundreds of thousands of lay workers. Within two years of her death,
the process to declare her a Saint was begun, and Pope John Paul II issued
a special dispensation to expedite the process of canonization. She was
beatified on October 19, 2003, reaching the ranks of the blessed in what was
then the shortest time in the history of the church. She was canonized by Pope
Francis I
DR. ANDREW HARRELL
INDEPENDENT RESEARCH PROFESSIONAL
BACKGROUND
PAST EXPERIENCE
MATHEMATICIAN
MOBILITY SYSTEMS BRANCH
GEOTECHNICAL/STRUCTURES LABORATORY
US ARMY ENGINEER RESEARCH CENTER
Vicksburg,MS 39180 May l986-Present
. Conducted research aimed at determining test vehicle frame axis normal modes of vibration and improving mathematical methods to characterize military vehicle urban test course power spectra.
. Solved theoretical problems related to mathematically characterizing military vehicle off-road and urban test courses. Documented and published the results in the Journal of the Mississippi Academy of Sciences
. Developed a methodology to convert gravimetric to volumetric soil moisture readings for ARL White Sands, Hurlburt Field. Received a Dept. of Army commendation and US Army Reserves Meritorious Service Medal for this work.
. Improved the unit movement programs for the movement module of the Terrain Evaluation Module (TEM) of the U.S. Army Command and Control Common Software (ATCCS). Received a Dept. of Army Commendation for this work.
. Designed and directed the implementation of the movement module for ERDC's Obstacle Planner System (OPS). Awarded two Dept. of Army Commendation for this work.
. US representative at NATO working group on land mobility meeting at Brussels Belgium June l989. Presented Waterways Experiment Station response to German tests and research paper on vehicle steering model. Demonstrated WES developed US digital map network movement analyzer.
Obtained funds from the Dept. of Army planners and supervised the computations of U.S. M1A1 and Korean K1 vehicle speed predictions and movement corridors for U.S./Republic of Korea current tactical areas of interest. Contributed significantly to the development and implementation of a cross-country mobility evaluation in selected areas of Korea in support of an engineer assessment of OPLAN 5027-92
Conducted and analyzed computer predictions of vehicle dynamics programs for the U.S. Army's HMMWV, M1A1, 4x4 LMTV, and 6x6 MTV vehicles.
SPECIALITES
Served as applied mathematician, operations research and mobility expert with responsibility for solution of problems and development of new concepts and techniques in the area of mobility modeling.
Assisted in the design and implementation of a stream bed/river channel flow expert system to help the Corps of Engineer better classify and prevent floods in fast moving river channels.
LT COLONEL, OFFICER RESERVES, (RET)
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
. Conducted studies and analyses in R&D and military planning at Naval Surface Weapons Center (NSWC) Dahlgren, VA, OCE HQ DA, OASD Atomic Energy, US Army Harry Diamond Laboratories (HDL), Wash. D.C., US Army Ballistics Res. Laboratories (BRL), Aberdeen Maryland, Army Research Laboratory, Night Vision Laboratory, Ft. Belvoir, VA, and Environmental/Weather Research Division, White Sands NM . Helped develop computer programs to calculate the effects of chemical and nuclear weapons on Army units. Helped evaluate and compute results of warhead effectiveness and lethality data.Improved tactical movement module for HDL's Combat Information Processor (CIP). IMA R&D Coordinator Officer at BRL l978-1993,ARL Computational and Informational Sciences Directorate 1994-2002. Improved the Army's fielded IMETS Tactical Weather Intelligence System.
MATHEMATICIAN
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
ENGINEER STUDIES CENTER
Washington, D.C. 20315 April l976-Aug. l985
. Analyst and military planner for Army Corps of Engineers conducting studies in support of the Army in Middle East Europe and Korea.
. Supervised the designed and implementation an automated obstacle data base system for the Korean CFC which identifies gaps and deficiencies in target requirements, supply point material, and preparing unit capability. Awarded a letter of commendation from the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Republic of Korea for contributions made to the defense of the Republic of Korea and for work to help organize and develop plans for the employment of the Korean Army's Barrier System in the case a successful defense against attack is required.
.Supervised a team of analysts working to compile a study about bomb damage to critical US Facilities in Europe which was used by USAREUR's DSCOPS and DCSENG and HQDA to project damage repair requirements.
.Computed Survivability and general engineering requirements for US V and III Corps war plans.
. Managed and headed the development of air attack planning methodology for Middle East target assessment project, initiated by JCS/SAGA. Judged best study of the year by the Deputy Chief of Staff Operations Research and awarded a letter of commendation by the Vice Chief of Staff, Dept. of Defense US of America for this work.
Results incorporated into planning for RDF and HQ CENTCOM planning at Macdill AFB.
. Conducted analyses and prepared studies related to US 5th Corps Barrier plans, TEMAWS minefield effectiveness trials, USAREUR bridging requirements, and US Engineering Requirements for war damage repair to NATO. Received two significant accomplishment awards from the Department of Army.
MATHEMATICIAN
NAVAL SURFACE WEAPONS CENTER April l974-April l976
Dahlgren, VA 22448
. Resolved problems associated with the 8" guided projectile's operational use, 5"/155mm guided projectile commonality questions, and Smartroc cost effectiveness.
. Devised hypotheses to compute and present the overall effectiveness of these weapons.
--Defined their mission.
--Evaluated their performance analysis.
--Identified their operational limitations.
. Compiled two reports: (a) Deployment and Operational Utilization of the 8" Guided Projectile, and (b) Deployment and Operational Utilization of the 5"/155mm Guided Projectile. These reports were used by the Marine Corps and the Navy in OSD program reviews.
. Applied mathematical and statistical knowledge to research and development problems.
. Used cost effectiveness approach to compare alternative courses of action in the 5"/155mm guided projectile program.
ADJUNCT FACULTY
Mississippi State University
Mathematics Dept.
Mississippi State, MS 39762 May l988-Pres.
. Taught MSU graduate course in multivariate calculus for the Waterways Experiment Station's graduate institute.
. On adjunct facultly at WES for MSU math courses.
MATHEMATICS TEACHER
Hinds Jr. Community College
Vicksburg, MS 39180 Sept. l989-1993
. Taught 1st and 2nd semester calculus course for those interested in learning mathematics in Vicksburg.
MATHEMATICS TEACHER
University of California at Berkeley
Mathematics Dept.
Berkeley, California 94704 Sept. l971-Apr.l974
. As a Teaching Associate, taught second year calculus and differential equations.
. Handled graduate students questions and problem sets for a course in algebraic geometry.
. Worked on problems associate with complex analysis and differential geometry.
. Completed my Phd thesis entitled: "On Voronoi Reduction of Quadratic Forms."
EDUCATION
Ph.D., Mathematics, University of California, Berkeley, l974
B.A., Mathematics, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee, l970 Honors in Mathematics.
Engineer Officer Basic Course, Ft. Belvoir, VA l973.
Engineer Officer Advanced Course l978.
Command and General Staff Officer Course, Ft. Leavenworth, Missouri, 1987-88.
PROFESSIONAL AFFLIATIONS
Member:
American Mathematical Society,
Mathematics Association of America,
Mississippi Academy of Sciences
(1993-1994, 1995-1996, 2004-2005, 2005-2006 Chairman for the Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science Division,)
AWARDS
Honors degree in mathematics Vanderbilt U. l970
Phi Beta Kappa in graduate school at UC Berkeley 1974
Numerous Dept. of Army Civilian Service awards at HQDA, JCS, ROK Joint Command, and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers R&D Laboratories
U.S. Army Meritorious Service Medal as a LTC in the Reserves
PUBLICATIONS
"On Voronoi Reduction of Quadratic Forms",Thesis, University of California at Berkeley, l974.
http://www.yhwhschofchrist.org/5073/THESISPT1.pdf
http://www.yhwhschofchrist.org/5073/THESISPT2.pdf
http://www.yhwhschofchrist.org/5073/THESISPT3.pdf
"Operational Utilization of the 8" Guided Projectile", US Naval Surface Weapons Center,Confidental, Dahlgren,VA,l974.
"Cost Effectiveness of the 5"/155mm. Guided Projectile", US Naval Surface Weapons Center,Confidental Dahlgren, VA, l974.
Tactical and Non-Tactical Bridging (Annex to Study Plan for Engineer Assesssment Europe), Department of the Army, US Army Engineer Studies Center, Secret, Washington,D.C.,l981,
DTIC AD# C026618L.
Bomb Damage to Critical US Facilities in Europe,Department of the Army, US Army Engineer Studies Center, Secret, Washington,D.C. ,l981,DTIC AD# C026829L.
Engineer Estimate V Corps--Survivability Annex,Department of the Army, US Army Engineer Studies Center, Secret, Washington,D.C. ,l983,DTIC AD# C033837L.
Documentation--Korean Automated Barrier Planning System,Department of the Army, US Army Engineer Studies Center, unclassified,l983, Washington,D.C.
Middle East Targeting Assessment--Vol II Detailed Calculations,Department of the Army, US Army Engineer Studies Center, Secret,l983, Washington,D.C.DTIC AD# C952195L.
Engineer Estimate III Corps--Survivability Annex, Host Nation Support Annex,Department of the Army, US Army Engineer Studies Center, Secret,l984, Washington,D.C. ESC RPT# R-84-15.
Evaluating the Effect of Off-Road Obstacles on Unit Movement, US Army Engineer Waterways Experiment Station, Vicksburg, MS,WES ,l989,Declassified from Noforn, RPT# GL-89-4.
http://www.yhwhschofchrist.org/5073/LogicProgrammingNetworks.pdf
http://www.yhwhschofchrist.org/5073/LogicProgrammingNetworksII.pdf
http://www.yhwhschofchrist.org/5073/LogicProgrammingNetworksIII.pdf
http://www.yhwhschofchrist.org/5073/LogicProgrammingNetworksIV.pdf
http://www.yhwhschofchrist.org/5073/LogicProgrammingNetworksV.pdf
http://www.yhwhschofchrist.org/5073/LogicProgrammingNetworksVI.pdf
The code for the network analysis programs in Prolog and Turbo Pascal,
as originally written, is at the back of this report.
The longer and more complicated, uncompiled C-source code files, after they have been converted from the logic programming language Prolog to the more standard language C, can be downloaded from the public directory at
http://www.yhwhschofchrist.org/Networkanalysis/
The main program file is maxflrd.c, it needs various contributing .c files
as well as .h header files, which can also be found in the same directory. The directory also has
source code files which can be added to the network search optimization files to generate
large test networks, do both max-flow and minimal-cost network search, eliminate dead ends in the network search, create and search networks containing multiple start and end points, save the search paths in large pointer memory allocation in order to deal with larger networks,
display the networks on a graphic screen using open-source GUI's, display the search results inside of the network on the screen.
"The Concept of Individual Vehicular and Unit Mobility and its Effect on Wargaming", Proceedings 27th Army Operations Research Symposium, Vol.II,Unclassified,Fort Lee, VA, l988.
"The Concept of Individual Vehicular and Unit Mobility and its Effect on Wargaming",Proceedings 56 Military Operations Research Symposium,Unclassified,Monterey,CA, l989.
"A Logic Programming Approach to Network Flow Algorithms", Proceedings 8th Army Conference on Applied Mathematics and Computing,Unclassified, Cornell U., Army Research Office, Report 91-1,Durham, North Carolina,l991. http://www.yhwhschofchrist.org/5073/NetCombLogic1.pdf
"Implementing Mixed Chaining in a Classification Type Expert System", Proceedings 11th U.S.Army Conference on Applied Mathematics and Computing, Carnegie Institute of Technology, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, l993.
http://www.yhwhschofchrist.org/5073/EXPERTSYSPT1.pdf
http://www.yhwhschofchrist.org/5073/EXPERTSYSPT2.pdf
"Measures of Effectiveness for Monte Carlo Sensitivity Analyses", Proceedings 39th U.S. Army Conference on the Design of Experiments, Unclassified, Rice U., Army Research Office, Durhan North Carolina, l994.
http://www.yhwhschofchrist.org/5073/MONTCARLOSENS.pdf
"Methodology for the Curve Fitting of Non-Linear Ride Curves", MAS Report 95-1, MS Academy of Sciences, l995.
"Transactions of the Mathematics, Computer Science, Statistics Division, MAS Report 95-1, MS Academy of Sciences, l995.
"Network Routing and Unit/Task Scheduling Examples",Transactions of the Mathematics,Computer Science, Statatics Division,MAS Report 97-1,MS Academy of Sciencs,l997. http://www.yhwhschofchrist.org/5073/KorNetLogistics1.pdf
“Sensor Technology for Weather and Terrain”,TR-00-9, Engineerig Research and Development Center,Geotechnical and Structures Laboratory, Vicksburg, MS, 39180, 2000.
"Application of Wavelet Analysis to Logistic Test Ride Results." TR-01-16. Engineering Research and Development Center. Geotechnical and Structures Laboratory. Vicksburg, MS, 2001.
"ERDC Cammoflauge Carryall Drop Test Results". Engineering Research and Development Center, Geotechnical and Structures Laboratory. Vicksburg, MS.
"Characterization of Vehicle Test Courses by Power Spectra", Journal of the MS Academy of Sciences, Vol 49, No. 2, April 2004.
"Characterizing Urban Vehicle Test Courses by their Power Spectra", Transactions Mathematics, Computer Science, Statistics Division MAS, Report 2005-1.
http://www.yhwhschofchrist.org/5073/CHARURBANSPTPT1.pdf
http://www.yhwhschofchrist.org/5073/CHARURBANSPTPT2.pdf
http://www.yhwhschofchrist.org/5073/CHARURBANSPTPT3.pdf
"Transactions of the Mathematics, Computer Science, Statistics Division, MAS Report 2005-1, MS Academy of Sciences, 2005.
“Interpolatation Schemes for Sensor Data From Surfaces with Fractal Texture”, Transactions Mathmatics, Computer Science, Statistics Division, MS Academy of Sciences, February 2006, Vicksburg, MS, 39180.
"Transactions of the Mathematics, Computer Science, Statistics Division, MAS Report 2006-1, MS Academy of Sciences, 2006.http://www.yhwhschofchrist.org/5073/CHARURBANSPTPT3.pdf
"Initial Value Interpolation of Sensor Data from Natural Surfaces", YHWH School of Christianity, 2012, Vicksburg, MS 39180.
http://www.yhwhschofchrist.org/5073/SENSORINTPT1.pdf
http://www.yhwhschofchrist.org/5073/SENSORINTPT2.pdf.
TALKS AT CONFERENCES
"The Concept of Individual Vehicular and Unit Mobility and its Effect on Wargaming", Proceedings 27th Army Operations Research Symposium, Vol.II,Unclassified,Fort Lee, VA, l988.
"The Concept of Individual Vehicular and Unit Mobility and its Effect on Wargaming",Proceedings 56 Military Operations Research Symposium,Unclassified,Monterey,CA, l989.
"A Logic Programming Approach to Network Flow Algorithms", Proceedings 8th Army Conference on Applied Mathematics and Computing,Unclassified, Cornell U., Army Research Office, Report 91-1,Durham, North Carolina,l991.
"Measures of Effectiveness for Monte Carlo Sensitivity Analysis",Joint Tactical Battlefield Operations Working Group, 59th Military Operations Research Symposium, Unclassified, West Point, NY, l991.
"Sensitivity of Time Bounds for Network Flow Path Searches when Critical Nodes are Altered", Fourth SIAM Conference on Optimization, Unclassified, Chicago, Illinois, l992.
"Implementing Mixed Chaining in a Classification Type Expert System", 57th Annual Meeting, Mississippi Academy of Sciences, Jackson, Mississippi, February, l993.
"Implementing Mixed Chaining in a Classification Type Expert System", 11th U.S. Army Conference on Applied Mathematics and Computing, Unclassified, Carnegie Institute of Technology, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, June 1993.
"A Logic Programming Approach to Network Flow Algorithms",
Land Warfare Working Group, Logistics Working Group, 61th Military Operations Research Symposium, Unclassified, Wright Patterson, Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio, l993.
"Measures of Effectiveness for Monte Carlo Sensitivity Analyses", Proceedings 39th U.S. Army Conference on the Design of Experiments, Unclassified, Rice U., Army Research Office, Durhan North Carolina, l994.
"Curve Fitting of Nonlinear Ride Curves and Measuring the Effect of Varying Tire Pressure on Vehicle Ride Performance", 40th U.S. Army Conference on the Design of Experiments, Unclassified, West Point, N.Y.
"Examples of Network Routing and Unit/Task Scheduling Problems",5th S.I.A.M Conference on Optimization, Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics,l996
http://www.yhwhschofchrist.org/5073/SIAMNETANALTALKPT1.pdf
http://www.yhwhschofchrist.org/5073/SIAMNETANALTALKPT2.pdf
"Analysis of Logistic Test Vehicle Drop Tests". International Society for Terrain Vehicle Systems (ISTVS) Conference, Vicksburg, MS, 2001.
"How Do We Define the Number One?", MS Academy of Sciences Annual Convention, Hattisburg, MS, 2010.
'Interpolation Schemes for Sensor Data from Fractal Surfaces", MS Academy of Sciences Annual Convention, Hattisburg, MS 2010.
"A Short History of Logic Diagrams", MS Academy of Sciences Annual Convention, Hattisburg, MS, 2010. http://www.yhwhschofchrist.org/5073/LogicDiagrams1.pdf
"How Do We Define the Number One, Part II?", MS Academy of Sciences Annual Convention, Hattisburg, MS 2012. http://www.yhwhschofchrist.org/5073/HOWTODEFINE1PT1.pdf
http://www.yhwhschofchrist.org/5073/HOWTODEFINE1PT2.pdf
http://www.yhwhschofchrist.org/5073/HOWTODEFINE1PT3.pdf
"On Voronoi Reduction of Quadratic Forms.", MS Academy of Sciences Annual Convention, Hattisburg, MS 2012. http://www.yhwhschofchrist.org/5073/Voronoi1.pdf
"Is a Scientific Idea of Hope Possible?", talk at Mathematics, Computer Science, Statistics Division, MS Academy of Sciences Convention, Hattisburg, MS 2013.
http://www.yhwhschofchrist.org/5073/MAS2013MathTalkws.pdf
http://www.yhwhschofchrist.org/5073/MAS2013PhilosophyTalkws.pdf
How Did Plato Define the Number One?, 2017 MAS Annual Convention, Division of History and the Philosophy of Science.
http://www.yhwhschofchrist.org/5073/MAS2016HDPDEFINEONE.ppt
