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Box 42, Neg. No. 52503: John McCarthy
No full textThis black and white photograph features a portrait of John McCarthy - he is sitting and is wearing a suit. John McCarthy ordered the photograph.https://scholars.fhsu.edu/stafford_county/6014/thumbnail.jp
Rev & Mrs. John McCarthy, children Margaret and Griffin
No full textRev. & Mrs. John McCarthy, children Margaret and Griffin McCarthy, b&w. Rev. McCarthy pastor of 1st Congregational Church 1873-1884, Huntington back reads: Rev & Mrs John McCarthy, Miss Margaret McCarthy (married H. Clay Worth), Griffin McCarthy. Congregational Church 1873-1884 Long Family papers, Acc 348, June 1982https://mds.marshall.edu/marshall_regional_photograph_collection/1129/thumbnail.jp
Letter from John McCarthy to Hagan
No full textHolograph letter from John McCarthy, Hôtel Firenze, Via Carlo Alberto 31, Genoa, to (Hagan), explaining his failure to say goodbye, expressing his gratitude for hospitality and kindness. Enclosing a subscription to relieve the College's debt
John McCarthy
No full textHumans and intelligent computer programs must often jump to the conclusion that the objects they can determine to have certain properties or relations are the only objects that do. Circumscription formalizes such conjectural reasoning. 1 INTRODUCTION. THE QUALIFICATION PROBLEM (McCarthy 1959) 1 proposed a program with "common sense" that would represent what it knows (mainly) by sentences in a suitable logical language. It would decide what to do by deducing a conclusion that it should perform a certain act. Performing the act would create a new situation, and it would 1 http://www-formal.stanford.edu/jmc/mcc59.html 1 again decide what to do. This requires representing both knowledge about the particular situation and general common sense knowledge as sentences of logic. The "qualification problem", immediately arose in representing general common sense knowledge. It seemed that in order to fully represent the conditions for the successful performance of an action, an impra..
Letter from John McCarthy to Curran
No full textHolograph letter from John McCarthy, St. Joseph's Presbytery, Kangaroo Point, South Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, to Curran. Enclosing small donation to the College. Hoping his journey back from Australia was pleasant. In their new diocese, Fr. Cahalane, Charleville, is the only one of the 'Romani' who will be cut off
WikiLeaks [SEC=UNCLASSIFIED]
No full textWikiLeaks has underlined a widening gulf between official and community attitudes towards information flow argues John McCarthy.
WikiLeaks has underlined that community attitudes on freedom of information issues are going through substantial generational change. It behoves governments in democratic countries to go with the flow and begin to embrace the current towards greater openness with more vigour. Ultimately, principled open government should be the basis for the implementation of foreign policy. We promote transparency and open government elsewhere. We should be prepared to put our own houses in better order.
John McCarthy AO, served as Australia’s Ambassador to the United States, Mexico, Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Japan, and as High Commissioner to India.
 
Book Review -- Vladimir Lifschitz, ed., Formalizing Common Sense: Papers by John McCarthy
Get PDFThis is a review of Formalizing Common Sense: Papers by John McCarthy, ed. by Vladimir Lifschitz, published by Ablex Publishing Corp. in 1990
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