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Tyler

Tyler Cowen is an American economist, author, blogger, and public intellectual renowned for his interdisciplinary analyses of economics, culture, incentives, and innovation. He holds the Holbert L. Harris Chair of Economics at George Mason University, where he also directs the Mercatus Center, a think tank focused on market-oriented policy research.^[1]^[2]^[3] Cowen co-authors the widely read economics blog Marginal Revolution alongside Alex Tabarrok, which explores topics from public policy to global cuisine and has cultivated a large audience through data-driven commentary and contrarian insights. His podcast, Conversations with Tyler, features in-depth interviews with intellectuals, entrepreneurs, and policymakers, emphasizing empirical reasoning and cross-disciplinary exchanges.^[4] Among his significant contributions, Cowen authored books such as The Great Stagnation (2011), which contends that low-hanging fruit in technological progress has been exhausted, leading to slower growth in advanced economies, and Average is Over (2013), forecasting that automation will widen income disparities between high-skill adapters and others. He founded Emergent Ventures, a grants program under the Mercatus Center that funds unconventional ideas and early-stage talent, earning recognition for fostering innovation amid institutional skepticism toward risk-taking. While Cowen's advocacy for rapid economic growth and skepticism of overregulation has drawn criticism from progressive outlets for underemphasizing distributional concerns, his work consistently prioritizes incentive structures and measurable outcomes over ideological priors.^[5]^[6]

People

Individuals with the given name Tyler

Tyler, the Creator (born Tyler Gregory Okonma, March 6, 1991) is an American rapper, singer, songwriter, record producer, director, and fashion designer, best known as the founder of the hip-hop collective Odd Future and for albums such as Goblin (2011) and Chromakopia (2024).^[7] He has won a Grammy Award and directed music videos and the film Cherry Bomb.^[8] Tyler Posey (born Tyler Garcia-Posey, October 18, 1991) is an American actor and musician recognized for portraying Scott McCall in the MTV series Teen Wolf (2011–2017), which aired 100 episodes.^[9] His early roles included children's films and television, and he has also directed and produced independently.^[10] Tyler Hoechlin (born Tyler Lee Hoechlin, September 11, 1987) is an American actor who gained initial recognition for his role as Michael Sullivan Jr. in the film Road to Perdition (2002).^[11] He later starred as Superman in Superman & Lois (2021–2024) and appeared in Teen Wolf.^[12] Tyler Joseph (born Tyler Robert Joseph, December 1, 1988) is an American musician, singer, rapper, and multi-instrumentalist, serving as the lead vocalist and primary songwriter for the duo Twenty One Pilots.^[13] The band has released albums including Blurryface (2015), which topped the Billboard 200.^[14] Tyler Cowen (born January 21, 1962) is an American economist and professor at George Mason University, holding the Holbert L. Harris Chair in economics.^[15] He co-authors the blog Marginal Revolution and has written books such as The Great Stagnation (2011), influencing discussions on economic growth.^[16] Tyler Perry (born Emmitt Perry Jr., September 13, 1969; legally changed name to Tyler at age 16) is an American filmmaker, actor, and playwright known for creating the Madea franchise, which includes films like Madea's Family Reunion (2006) and the series Tyler Perry's House of Payne.^[17] He owns Tyler Perry Studios in Atlanta, producing multiple projects annually.^[18]

Individuals with the surname Tyler

John Tyler (March 29, 1790 – January 18, 1862) served as the tenth president of the United States from April 4, 1841, to March 4, 1845, assuming office after the death of William Henry Harrison.^[19] Born in Charles City County, Virginia, to an affluent family, he previously held positions as a U.S. representative, senator, and governor of Virginia.^[19] Anne Tyler (born October 25, 1941) is an American novelist known for her detailed portrayals of domestic life in works such as Dinner at the Homesick Restaurant (1982) and Breathing Lessons (1988), the latter earning the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 1989.^[20] Raised in Raleigh, North Carolina, after an unconventional early childhood, she has authored over twenty novels, often exploring family dynamics and personal quirks with compassionate realism.^[20] Steven Tyler (born Steven Victor Tallarico, March 26, 1948) is the lead singer and frontman of the rock band Aerosmith, formed in 1970, with whom he has sold over 150 million records worldwide through hits like "Dream On" (1973) and "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing" (1998).^[21] Born in Yonkers, New York, to a musician father, Tyler's career spans decades, marked by the band's induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2001.^[21] Liv Tyler (born Liv Rundgren, July 1, 1977) is an American actress and former model, recognized for roles including Grace Stamper in Armageddon (1998) and Arwen in The Lord of the Rings film trilogy (2001–2003).^[22] Daughter of Steven Tyler and model Bebe Buell, she began modeling at age 14 before transitioning to acting, appearing in over 40 films and television projects.^[22] Bonnie Tyler (born Gaynor Hopkins, June 8, 1951) is a Welsh singer who rose to international fame with raspy-voiced hits such as "It's a Heartache" (1978), which reached number four on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100, and "Total Eclipse of the Heart" (1983), topping charts in multiple countries.^[23] Born in Skewen, Wales, she has released 18 studio albums and continues performing, with sales exceeding 100 million records globally.^[23] Aisha Tyler (born September 18, 1970) is an American actress, comedian, director, and host, notable for voicing Lana Kane in the animated series Archer (2009–present) and hosting The Talk (2011–2017) and Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (2015–2016).^[24] Raised in San Francisco after her parents' divorce, she graduated from Dartmouth College and has authored books including the New York Times bestseller Whiskey for Women (2013).^[24]

Fictional characters

In literature and media

Tyler Durden is a central character in Chuck Palahniuk's 1996 novel Fight Club, serving as the charismatic and nihilistic alter ego of the unnamed narrator, who embodies rebellion against modern consumerism and emasculation through the formation of underground fight clubs and the terrorist organization Project Mayhem. In David Fincher's 1999 film adaptation, Tyler is portrayed by Brad Pitt as a soap salesman and projectionist who espouses anti-materialist philosophy, declaring that "self-improvement is masturbation" and urging destruction of financial records to erase debt records. The character's influence extends to cultural memes and analyses critiquing corporate alienation, though Palahniuk has noted Tyler's ideas stem from the narrator's dissociative identity rather than endorsement. Tyler Lockwood appears in the CW television series The Vampire Diaries (2009–2017), depicted as a privileged high school athlete in Mystic Falls who discovers his werewolf heritage after accidentally killing a classmate on May 15, 2009, triggering the curse during a full moon transformation. Played by Michael Trevino, Lockwood evolves into a hybrid vampire-werewolf following a ritual on October 21, 2011, involving Elena Gilbert's blood, granting sired loyalty to Klaus Mikaelson until broken in season 4. His arc explores themes of control and monstrosity, culminating in his death on May 13, 2013, when sired hybrids turn on him under Klaus's influence.^[25] The character recurs briefly in the spin-off The Originals, killed again on January 17, 2014. Other notable Tyilers include Tyler Gage from the Step Up film series, a street dancer from Baltimore's hip-hop scene who joins the Maryland School of the Arts in the 2006 original, leading to romantic and competitive tensions resolved through dance battles. Tyler Crowley, a minor vampire in Stephenie Meyer's Twilight saga, causes a near-fatal car accident with Bella Swan on January 23, 2005, in Forks, Washington, sparking Edward Cullen's intervention. These portrayals often feature Tyler as youthful, conflicted protagonists in genre fiction, reflecting archetypes of rebellion or transformation.^[26]

Places

In the United States

Tyler, Texas, serves as the most prominent locality named Tyler in the United States, functioning as the county seat of Smith County in East Texas. The city was established in 1846 following the creation of Smith County from Nacogdoches County, with formal incorporation occurring in 1850.^[27]^[28] Its population stood at 105,995 according to the 2020 United States census, with estimates reaching over 108,000 by 2023 amid steady growth driven by manufacturing, healthcare, education, and agriculture sectors.^[29] Named after the tenth U.S. President John Tyler, the city developed as a regional hub, experiencing population expansion from 51,230 in 1960 to rapid increases starting in the 1980s.^[27]^[30] Tyler, Texas, is recognized as the "Rose Capital of America" due to its historical prominence in rose cultivation and the annual Texas Rose Festival, which originated in the early 1930s and attracts visitors with exhibits of over 3,000 rose varieties. The local economy benefits from rose-related industries, alongside contributions from East Texas Medical Center and institutions like the University of Texas at Tyler, supporting a diversified base that includes brick manufacturing and distribution logistics.^[29] Beyond Tyler, Texas, several smaller communities share the name across 16 states, though most are unincorporated hamlets or minor towns with populations under 1,000. Notable among these is Tyler, Minnesota, a city in Lincoln County founded in 1879, with a population of 1,080 as of recent data; it functions primarily as an agricultural service center.^[31]^[32] Other examples include Tyler, a town in Mississippi with added municipal status, and historical hamlets such as Tyler, Kansas (incorporated 1850), and Tyler, West Virginia (established 1814), which remain rural and sparsely populated.^[32]^[33] These lesser locales typically derive their names from early settlers or figures like President Tyler but lack the economic or cultural scale of their Texas counterpart.^[34]

In the United Kingdom

Tyler Hill is a small village situated on the northern outskirts of Canterbury in Kent, England, within the civil parish of Hackington.^[35] The settlement serves primarily as a residential area, with its population nearly doubling since the 1960s due to expansion as a dormitory community for workers in Canterbury and at the University of Kent.^[36] Historically, the area includes the Tyler Hill Tunnel, a key structure on the Canterbury & Whitstable Railway, which opened on 3 September 1830 as one of Britain's earliest passenger railways.^[37] The tunnel, extending approximately 1.2 miles (2 km) and featuring north and south portals, was designated Grade II* listed in 1986 for its exceptional interest as an early example of railway engineering innovation, including the use of horse-drawn haulage within the tunnel.^[37] Tyler's Coppice is a woodland area in Buckinghamshire, classified as a historic forest site with coordinates at 51.703694° N, 0.763274° W.^[38] No other settlements directly named Tyler are recorded as significant populated places in the United Kingdom.

Ships and vessels

United States vessels

USS Tyler (1861) was a timberclad gunboat that served in the United States Navy during the American Civil War. Originally built as the commercial side-wheel steamer A.O. Tyler in 1857 at Cincinnati, Ohio, she displaced 575 tons, measured 180 feet in length with a beam of 45 feet 4 inches and draft of 6 feet, attained a speed of 8 knots, and mounted one 32-pounder gun and six 8-inch guns.^[39] Acquired by the U.S. War Department on June 5, 1861, for $20,666 and converted for naval use with an artillery platform, she joined the Western Flotilla and was commissioned USS Tyler on October 5, 1861, under Lieutenant William M. Gwin.^[39]^[40] Operating on rivers including the Mississippi, Ohio, Tennessee, Yazoo, Arkansas, and White, USS Tyler supported Union offensives against Confederate defenses from 1861 to 1865. Early actions included bombardments of batteries at Hickman and Columbus, Kentucky, in September and October 1861, and support for Ulysses S. Grant's expedition at Belmont, Missouri, in November 1861.^[39] In February 1862, she aided in the captures of Fort Henry on February 6 and Fort Donelson on February 16, and raided up the Tennessee River to Florence, Alabama, seizing three Confederate gunboats.^[39]^[40] During the Battle of Shiloh on April 6–7, 1862, she provided enfilading fire, expending over 200 rounds to protect Union troops.^[39]^[40] Subsequent engagements encompassed combat with the ironclad CSS Arkansas on the Yazoo River on July 15, 1862; the Yazoo River expedition from December 7, 1862, to January 3, 1863; the capture of Fort Hindman at Arkansas Post on January 9, 1863; contributions to the Vicksburg siege, including the fall of Haynes Bluff on May 1, 1863; firing 413 shells at the Battle of Helena on July 4, 1863; and repulsing Confederate forces at Clarendon on the White River on June 24, 1864.^[39]^[40] In April 1865, at war's end, USS Tyler was based at Memphis, Tennessee, where her crew assisted survivors of the Sultana steamboat disaster at Mound City, Illinois.^[40] Decommissioned later that year, she was sold at public auction on August 17, 1865, at Mound City for $6,000 to a civilian buyer.^[39]^[40]

Other nations' vessels

HMS Tyler (K576) was a Captain-class frigate commissioned into the Royal Navy on 14 January 1944 as part of the Lend-Lease program during World War II. Originally designated DE-567, a Buckley-class destroyer escort, her keel was laid down on 6 October 1943 by Bethlehem-Hingham Shipyard in Hingham, Massachusetts, and she was launched on 20 November 1943 before transfer to British service.^[41]^[42] Commanded initially by Acting Lieutenant Commander C. H. Ranking, RN, she displaced approximately 1,140 tons standard and measured 306 feet in length, armed with three 3-inch/50-caliber guns, depth charge projectors, and Hedgehog anti-submarine mortars for convoy protection duties.^[43] The vessel participated in Atlantic convoy escorts, including operations detailed in Royal Navy records of escort movements for Captain-class frigates. On 12 November 1943—prior to formal commissioning but during trials—she rescued the sole survivor, stoker Harald Hvidtsten, from the Norwegian merchant Galatea, torpedoed by U-966 off Bardsey Island, Wales, amid heavy weather that hindered further searches for the 19 lost crew.^[44]^[45] Her service emphasized anti-submarine warfare and rescue efforts typical of the class, which bolstered Allied shipping protection against U-boat threats. Tyler was returned to United States custody in 1946 following the war's end and subsequently sold for scrapping that same year, reflecting the rapid postwar disposal of many Lend-Lease vessels.^[41] No other non-United States naval or significant merchant vessels named Tyler have been documented in major historical records of foreign registries.^[46]

Other uses

In Freemasonry

In Freemasonry, the Tyler—also spelled Tiler in some jurisdictions—is an appointed lodge officer responsible for guarding the outer door of the lodge room during meetings to prevent the entry of unauthorized individuals, including cowans (unqualified or profane persons) and eavesdroppers.^[47]^[48] This role ensures the secrecy and sanctity of proceedings, with the Tyler typically stationed outside the lodge to verify the qualifications of entrants through signs, grips, or words of recognition.^[49] The position is often the first officer appointed in a lodge, underscoring its foundational importance to lodge security.^[48] The Tyler's primary implement is a drawn sword, handed to him with the explicit instruction to "ward off all cowans and intruders to Freemasonry," symbolizing vigilance, moral guardianship, and authoritative protection rather than aggression or violence.^[49]^[50] In historical contexts, early Tylers, such as the Grand Lodge Tyler of 1736, wore distinctive attire like red waistcoats under blue coats trimmed with gold lace, reflecting a ceremonial aspect to the role.^[51] Beyond door-guarding, duties may include preparing the lodge room for meetings, supplying regalia and equipment, maintaining attendance records, and occasionally serving as a steward for refreshments, though these vary by jurisdiction.^[47] The office emerged in speculative Freemasonry during the early 18th century, with the earliest recorded use of the term "Tyler" appearing in the minutes of the Grand Lodge of England in 1732.^[52] Tylers became standard in lodges by the mid-18th century, evolving from operative masonry practices where tile layers might have secured sites, but adapted to symbolize ethical and procedural boundaries in symbolic lodges.^[47] The Tyler complements the Inner Guard, who monitors the inner door, forming a dual layer of vigilance; in some traditions, the Tyler also escorts candidates or visitors, setting a tone of propriety from the outset.^[49]^[50] This role embodies Freemasonry's emphasis on discretion, with the Tyler acting as the lodge's first line of moral and physical defense.^[47]

Businesses and organizations

Tyler Technologies, Inc. is an American software company headquartered in Plano, Texas, that develops and provides integrated suites of applications for municipal governments, schools, and other public sector entities, including solutions for financial management, courts, public safety, and property appraisal.^[53] The firm pioneered computer-assisted mass appraisal software and offers end-to-end platforms for property tax lifecycle management, serving over 40,000 public sector clients across the United States.^[54] Originally rooted in industrial operations like pipe manufacturing before pivoting to software in the late 1990s, Tyler Technologies reported revenues exceeding $2 billion in 2023, positioning it as a dominant player in government technology with a market capitalization around $25 billion as of early 2025.^[55]^[56] Tyler Union is a manufacturer of ductile iron fittings, joint restraints, valve boxes, and related waterworks products, operating foundries in the United States and China as part of the McWane family of companies.^[57] The company produces standard and specialty items such as mechanical joint, flanged, and push-on fittings used in municipal water infrastructure projects.^[58] In 2025, Tyler Union expanded operations in Anniston, Alabama, creating additional manufacturing jobs to meet demand for domestic waterworks components.^[59] W.S. Tyler, founded in 1872, is an industrial manufacturer specializing in woven wire cloth, filtration products, and screening solutions for applications in mining, pharmaceuticals, and food processing.^[60] The company marked its 150th anniversary in 2022, highlighting a legacy of producing precision-engineered mesh products for separation and filtration processes.^[60]

Miscellaneous

The Tyler Standard Screen Scale, also known as the Tyler mesh or Tyler sieve series, is a classification system for particle sizes used in materials testing and engineering. It designates mesh openings in sieves, with equivalents to the US Sieve Series, such as Tyler mesh 200 corresponding to approximately 74 micrometers.^[61] This scale facilitates precise particle size analysis in industries like mining, pharmaceuticals, and metallurgy by standardizing sieve specifications for reproducible results.^[62] Originating from standards established by the W.S. Tyler company in the early 20th century, the scale remains a reference in laboratory protocols despite the prevalence of metric alternatives like ISO standards.^[63] For instance, coarser Tyler meshes (e.g., No. 4 at 4.75 mm) are applied to aggregate testing, while finer ones (e.g., No. 325 at 44 micrometers) suit powder characterization.^[61] Its logarithmic progression ensures consistent gradation across sizes, aiding in quality control and process optimization.^[62]

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Faculty and Staff: Tyler Cowen - Economics - George Mason University
Professor Tyler Cowen has a Ph.D in economics from Harvard University and is currently a professor of economics at George Mason University.
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Tyler Cowen | Mercatus Center
Tyler Cowen is the Holbert L. Harris Chair of Economics at George Mason University and serves as chairman and faculty director of the Mercatus Center.
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Celebrated polymath, blogger, and academic economist Tyler Cowen explores the minds and methods of today's top thinkers.All Episodes · Episode 246 Chris Arnade · Episode 240 Jack Clark · Paul Graham<|separator|>
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Tyler Cowen, the man who wants to know everything - The Economist
Feb 28, 2025 · Cowen is an economist and a utilitarian: he believes people do things for reasons, in response to incentives and disincentives, and that their ...
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TIME100 Philanthropy: Tyler Cowen - Time Magazine
May 20, 2025 · Noteworthy grants included $1 billion to Bloomberg's alma mater, Johns Hopkins University, to make medical school free for most students and ...Missing: notable achievements
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Tyler, The Creator - TeachRock
Tyler, the Creator was born as Tyler Gregory Okonma in Los Angeles, California on March 6, 1991. He was raised by his mother in the Ladera Heights and Hawthorne ...
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Tyler, The Creator age, hometown, biography | Last.fm
Aug 31, 2025 · Tyler Gregory Okonma (born March 6, 1991) also known as Tyler, The Creator, is a Grammy award-winning American rapper, singer, record producer, ...Missing: profession | Show results with:profession
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Tyler Posey Birthday - National Today
Oct 18, 2025 · Tyler Garcia-Posey was born on October 18, 1991. He is an American actor and singer best known for playing Scott McCall on M.T.V.'s “Teen ...Missing: notable | Show results with:notable
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Tyler Posey - IMDb
Along with acting, he is also a successful writer, editor, DP, camera operator, producer and director, and host. He had his professional directorial debut on ...Missing: notable | Show results with:notable
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Tyler Hoechlin - IMDb
Tyler Lee Hoechlin is an American actor. Initially earning recognition for starring as Michael Sullivan Jr. in the 2002 film Road to Perdition.Biography · News · Videos · 2 of 245Missing: profession | Show results with:profession
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Birth Name:Tyler Lee Hoechlin ; Birth Place:Corona, California, United States ; Profession Actor, Producer, Soundtrack ...
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Tyler Joseph Birthday - National Today
Dec 1, 2024 · Tyler Joseph was born on December 1, 1988. He was born in Columbus, Ohio, the eldest son of Kelly Joseph and Chris Joseph. He has three siblings ...
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Tyler Joseph - IMDb
Official sites · Instagram · Last.fm · Alternative name. Twenty One Pilots · Height. 5′ 9″ (1.75 m) · Born. December 1, 1988 · Columbus, Ohio, USA · Spouse. Jenna ...
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Cowen, Tyler 1962- | Encyclopedia.com
PERSONAL: Born January 21, 1962, in NJ; son of James and Nheiua (Bohan) Cowen; married Natasha Chernyak (a Russian-born lawyer) ...
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Oct 23, 2016 · Tyler Cowen is the Holbert C. Harris Professor of Economics at George Mason University. He received his PhD in Economics from Harvard University ...
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Tyler Perry's Real Name Isn't What You Think
Dec 15, 2022 · Perry was named Emmit Perry Jr. after his father, who was abusive to him throughout his childhood, per Biography. At the age of 16, Perry ...
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Oct 18, 2025 · Tyler Perry ; Original name: Emmitt Perry, Jr. ; Born: September 13, 1969, New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S. (age 56) ; Notable Works: “A Madea Family ...Missing: adoption | Show results with:adoption
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John Tyler - White House Historical Association
Born to an affluent family on March 29, 1790, John Tyler spent most of his life in Charles City County, Virginia. He was raised on the Tyler family ...
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Anne Tyler | Penguin Random House
ANNE TYLER was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, in 1941 and grew up in Raleigh, North Carolina. She is the author of more than twenty novels.
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Steven Tyler - Aerosmith, Age & Kids - Biography
Dec 1, 2021 · Steven Victor Tallarico, better known as Steven Tyler, was born on March 26, 1948, in Yonkers, New York. The son of a music teacher, he started ...<|control11|><|separator|>
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Liv Tyler - Biography - IMDb
Liv Tyler is an actress of international renown and has been a familiar face on our screens for over two decades and counting. She began modelling at the age ...Steven Tyler · Royston Langdon · Bebe Buell
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Biography - Bonnie Tyler - Official Site
Bonnie Tyler returns to the spotlight with a renewed passion and unstoppable energy. Decades after bursting onto the scene with her signature powerhouse voice.
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Aisha Tyler - Biography - IMDb
Aisha Tyler is an award-winning director, actor, comedian, New York Times bestselling author, podcaster and activist. She is an Emmy-winning television host and ...
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Tyler Lockwood | The Vampire Diaries Wiki | Fandom
Tyler Lockwood was a former main character, protagonist, current werewolf and a former hybrid on The Vampire Diaries, who played for the football team at Mystic ...Mason Lockwood · Tyler Lockwood/Appearance · Carol Lockwood · Sarah
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The Top Fictional Characters Named Tyler, Ranked By Votes - Ranker
Over 100 fans have voted on the 20+ characters on Top Fictional Characters Named Tyler. Current Top 3: Tyler Durden, Tyler Gage, Tyler Lockwood.
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Tyler, Texas, (population 108,969) was settled in 1846, when Smith County was created from Nacogdoches County. Tyler was incorporated in 1850 and serves as ...
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Tyler History
Today, Tyler has a population of more than 108,063 and covers 57.16 square miles. The city is considered the manufacturing, health care, educational and ...
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Tyler Texas History and Fun Facts to Know
Tyler was named after President John Tyler, is the "Rose Capital of America", and has a diversified economy with a population of over 100,000.
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US Cities Starting with T - World Population Review
Tyler · Minnesota, 1,080. Tilden · Michigan, 1,068. Town Creek · Alabama, 1,067. Taylors Falls · Minnesota, 1,055. The Cliffs Valley · South Carolina, 1,052.
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Apr 6, 2021 · West Virginia's town named Tyler was established in 1814. Tyler, Minnesota was founded in 1879. Tyler, Kansas was incorporated in 1850.
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HACKINGTON PARISH
Official page for HACKINGTON Parish ... It is also the name of a modern civil parish immediately north of Canterbury, the main community of which is Tyler Hill.
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The Parish and Design Statement - Hackington Parish Council
Since the 1960s Tyler Hill has almost doubled in population and has become a dormitory village for those working in the City or at the University.
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tyler hill railway tunnel, including north and south portals, under tyler ...
REASON FOR DESIGNATION DECISION: The Tyler Hill Tunnel on the Canterbury & Whistable Railway is designated at Grade II* for the following principal reasons:
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Tyler's Coppice, Buckinghamshire - Gazetteer of British Place Names
Tyler's Coppice, Buckinghamshire. Place Type: Wood, Forest Historic County: Buckinghamshire Lat, Long: 51.703694,-0.76327414. Grid Reference: ...
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HMS Tyler (K 576) of the Royal Navy - Allied Warships of WWII
HMS Tyler (A/Lt.Cdr. CH Ranking, RN) picks up the sole survivor from the Norwegian merchant Galatea that was torpedoed and sunk off Bardsey Island.
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Galatea (Norwegian Steam merchant) - Uboat.net
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[PDF] The Tyler and His Duties. - Provincial Grand Lodge of Staffordshire
The Tyler's duties and principal role is to ensure that only those who are duly qualified are allowed to enter the Lodge Room. He guards against cowans and ...
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What is the Role of a Tyler in Freemasonry? - MasonicFind
A Tyler is an appointed officer of a lodge who is responsible for guarding the lodge's meetings against those who are not recognized Masons and who seek entry.
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[PDF] THE TYLER - Ashlar College of Freemasonry
He shares responsibilities with the tyler, monitoring member's entry and exit, announcing visitors and advising entrants as to which degree the lodge is working.
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Officers of the Lodge – Tyler - The Square Magazine
The Tyler is the guardian of our moral compass, our attitude and behaviour ensuring that we never drop below the moral standard expected of every Freemason. You ...
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The Tyler - The Skirret
The early tylers wore very colorful clothing. The Grand Lodge Tyler of 1736, for example, was described as wearing a red waistcoat under a dark blue coat ...
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Origins: The Tyler And The Wavey Bladed Sword - The Craftsman
We learn from Carr the earliest mention of the word in Masonic usage is in the minutes of the Grand Lodge of England in 1732; there it is spelled "Tyler.”
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Tyler offers public sector software solutions designed specifically for the unique needs of state, local, and federal government organizations and school ...
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About Us - Tyler Technologies
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Originally a diversified industrial conglomerate with leading market positions in pipe manufacturing, trucking, and industrial explosives.Missing: notable organizations
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Tyler Technologies, Inc. provides integrated software and technology management solutions for the public sector.
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Tyler Union | Manufacturers of Quality Waterworks Products
At the McWane family of companies, we make the pipes, valves, fire hydrants and fittings that together build our nation's water infrastructure.ProductsList Price GuideCareersContact UsFittings
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Tyler Union | LinkedIn
Tyler Union is a manufacturer of ductile iron fittings, joint restraints and valve boxes for the waterworks industry.
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Sep 23, 2022 · W.S. Tyler celebrates its 150th Anniversary this month! To honor the founder, the people who are working W.S. Tyler, and have worked for ...<|separator|>
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Particle Size - US Sieve Series and Tyler Mesh Size Equivalents
May 15, 2002 · Two scales are used to classify particle sizes. These are the US Sieve Series and Tyler Equivalent, sometimes called Tyler Mesh Size or Tyler Standard Sieve ...
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[PDF] US Sieve Series and Tyler Mesh Size Equivalents
Two scales that are used to classify particle sizes are the US Sieve Series and Tyler. Equivalent, sometimes called Tyler Mesh Size or Tyler Standard Sieve ...
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Test Sieves - W.S. Tyler
W.S. Tyler's catalog of test sieves is designed to perfect your process. Explore each specification to create a comprehensive process built on precision.Standard Sieve · Test Sieve Accessories · Non-Standard Sieve · 3″ sonic Sieves