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Roger Douglas Melen (1946–2024) was an
electrical engineer recognized for his
early contributions to the
microcomputer industry, and for his technical...
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Ferit Sadi
Melen (2
November 1906 – 3
September 1988) was a
Turkish civil servant,
politician and
Prime Minister of Turkey.
After graduating from high...
- Van
Ferit Melen Airport (IATA: VAN, ICAO: LTCI) is an
airport in Van, a city in the
eastern region of Turkey. It is
named after the
Turkish politician...
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Margareta von
Melen née Vasa (1489–1541) was a
Swedish noble. She was
second cousin of King
Gustav Vasa and the
maternal aunt of
Queen Margaret Leijonhufvud...
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company began as a
partnership in 1974
between Harry Garland and
Roger Melen, two
Stanford Ph.D. students. The
company was
named for
their residence...
- Olya
Melen is a
Ukrainian attorney and
environmental activist. She was
awarded the
Goldman Environmental Prize in 2006 for her use of
legal channels to...
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prohibited such
activity on
campus property. Others, at the
suggestion of
Roger Melen,
convened at The Oasis, a bar and
grill they
considered a pub
located on...
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called the
Melen government.
After Nihat Erim, the
prime minister of the
previous government, resigned,
President Cevdet Sunay appointed Ferit Melen, the minister...
- and put
Roger Melen (co-developer of the Cyclops) in
contact with Ed
Roberts (president of MITS) to
discuss a collaboration.
Roger Melen met with Ed Roberts...
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Ernest Moreau de
Melen (20
February 1879 – 17
January 1979) was a
Belgian footballer who pla**** for FC Liégeois
between 1895 and 1907, and who competed...
