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Father of the Computer, and "The man who won the Battle of Britain"
by Hastings Pier with elder brother John
"Quockling" - a term invented by Alan Turing at Age of six to describe the sound made by Seagulls in Hastings
A campaign to get recognition for Alan Turing in Hastings, the town where he spent his formative years.
How to celebrate Turing in Hastings?
Alan Turing
Father of the Computer, and "The man who won the Battle of Britain"
Alan Turing in Hastings
by Hastings Pier with elder brother John
Contact
If you would like to join the campaign, please email me at:
Mordean at gmail dot com
or join the Facebook Cause:
http://apps.facebook.com/causes/368175/22571873
Mordean at gmail dot com
or join the Facebook Cause:
http://apps.facebook.com/causes/368175/22571873
Turing Links
- Facebook page
- Alan Turing Homepage
- Biography by Andrew Hodges
- Oration by Andrew Hodges
- BBC profile
- Wikipedia Entry
- AlanTuring.net - virtual archive
- Turing Archive
- Nationmaster Biography
- Inspiring off-the-cuff lecture on Turing VIDEO
- The death of Alan Turing VIDEO
- Alan Turing's trouble with convention VIDEO
- Turing explains his theory VIDEO
- Lecture on Turing from MIT VIDEO
- Weird Alan Turing Opera! VIDEO
- Newsnight on Turing VIDEO
- Turing family stories
- A Bletchly Park colleague on Turing
- Turing on Stage and Screen
- Turing memorials - The Guardian
- The Alan Turing Year
- Can machines think? The Turing Test
- "Hello John, it's Gordon Brown"
- Prime Minister's apology
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Quockling?
"Quockling" - a term invented by Alan Turing at Age of six to describe the sound made by Seagulls in Hastings
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