Jacques de Vaucanson (5230 bytes)
1: ...e:Jacques_de_Vaucanson.jpg|thumb|200px|Jacques de Vaucanson.]]
2: '''Jacques de Vaucanson''' ([[February 24]],[[1709]]-[[November 21]],[[17...
6: ... [http://www.automates.info/bibliotheque/articles/vaucanson.htm].
10: ...swarthmore.edu/Humanities/pschmid1/essays/pynchon/vaucanson.html].
11: ...e]], but most could be classified as toys, and de Vaucanson's creations were recognized as being revolutionar...

St. Jacques (180 bytes)
1: '''St. Jacques''' can be:

Jacques Loussier (1390 bytes)
1: ...e [[Conservatoire de Paris|Conservatoire National de Musique]] in [[Paris]], at the age of sixteen.
5: ... [[Pink Floyd]]s album ''[[The Wall]]'' were recorded at his studio.
7: ...tions of compositions by [[Erik Satie]], [[Claude Debussy]], [[Maurice Ravel]], [[Antonio Vivaldi]] an...

Jacques Attali (1558 bytes)
1: ...scholar. From 1981 to 1991, he was a French presidential adviser as a part of the country's [[sociali...
3: ...nd the former Soviet Union in their transition to democratic market economies. He was forced to leave ...
5: ..., ISBN 0816612870, which bears a foreward by [[Frederic Jameson]] and afterward by [[Susan McClary]].
8: *''Cannibalism and Civilization: Life and Death in the History of Medicine'' (1984)
9: ...ranslated by [[Brian Massumi]]. Foreward by [[Frederic Jameson]], afterward by [[Susan McClary]]. ISB...

Jacques Kallis (1168 bytes)
1: ...cricketer]]. An [[all-rounder]], he is a right-handed [[batsman]] and a very capable right-arm fast-me...
3: ...tern Province]]. His first test appearance was in December 1995 against [[England]] at [[Durban]], but...
7: [[Category:1975 births|Kallis, Jacques]]
8: [[Category:South African all-rounders|Kallis, Jacques]]

Jacques d'Amboise (155 bytes)
1: '''Jacques d'Amboise''' (born [[July 28]], [[1934]]) is a [[...
5: [[Category:1934 births|d'Amboise, Jacques]]

Jacques de la Palice (6597 bytes)
1: ...fficer. His full name and titles are ''Jacques II de [[Chabannes]], Lord of [[Lapalisse|La Palice]], o...
3: ... en vie'', inspired a burlesque song by [[Bernard de la Monnoye]], who replaced it by
5: ... the [[French language|French]] term ''[[lapalissade]]'' meaning an utterly obvious truth—i.e. a...
7: == Chanson de La Palisse / Song of La Palice ==
22: <td>You may indeed enjoy it</td>

Jacques Gillot (528 bytes)
1: ...|current]] President of the General Council of Guadeloupe.
5: ...deloupe Unie Socialisme and Réalités'' (United Guadeloupe Socialism and Realities) political party. Dr...
7: [[Category:1948 births|Gillot, Jacques]]

Jacques Monod (1219 bytes)
1: '''Jacques Lucien Monod''' ([[February 9]], [[1910]] - [[May...
2: ...of expression of [[gene]]s in the Lac operon provided the first example of a [[transcription]]al regul...
4: ...cell]]ular regulation for all organisms. The key idea is that ''E. coli'' does not bother to waste ene...
12: [[Category:1910 births|Monod, Jacques]]
13: [[Category:1976 deaths|Monod, Jacques]]

Jacques Ferron (395 bytes)
1: '''Jacques Ferron''' ([[January 20]], [[1921]] - [[April 22]...
3: ...eros Party of Canada|Parti Rhinocéros]], which he described as "an intellectual [[guerrilla]] party".
7: [[Category:1921 births|Ferron, Jacques]]
8: [[Category:1985 deaths|Ferron, Jacques]]
9: [[Category:Quebec authors|Ferron, Jacques]]

Jacques Halévy (4701 bytes)
1: [[Image:HalevyCartedeVisite.jpg|thumb|right|Jacques Fromental Halévy]]
2: '''Jacques Fromental Halévy''' ([[27 May]] [[1799]] - [[17 M...
4: ...fter two second-place attempts, he won the [[Prix de Rome]] in 1819: his cantata subject was ''Hermini...
6: ..., 1820. later, his brother Léon recalled that the De Profundis, "infused with religious fervor, create...
8: ...osition in 1840. He was elected to the [[Institut de France]] in 1836.

Jacques Villeré (916 bytes)
1: '''Jacques Phillippe Villeré''' ([[1760]] - [[7 March]], [[1...
9: He first ran for governor in [[1812]] but was defeated in the election by [[William C. C. Claiborn...
13: [[Category:1760 births|Villeré, Jacques]]
14: [[Category:1830 deaths|Villeré, Jacques]]
15: [[Category:Governors of Louisiana|Villeré, Jacques]]

Jacques Kinnaer (878 bytes)
1: '''Jacques Kinnaer''' is a [[Belgium|Belgian]] egyptologist ...
4: *Le Mekes et l'Imit-Per dans les scènes des temples Ptolémaiques et Romains, in OLP 22 (1991...
5: *De Ene en de Velen : Opmerkingen over het Oudegyptisch godsbeeld, in Scriba 1 (1992), pp. 71-137...
7: *The Decoration Program of the Propylon of Khonsu at Karn...
10: *Thutmose II Chronology Questioned, Reader's Letter in KMT 11/3 (2000), pp. 4-5

Jacques Joseph (496 bytes)
1: ... of the fathers of modern [[plastic surgery]] who developed methods for aesthetic plastic surgery incl...
3: [[Category:1865 births|Joseph, Jacques]]
4: [[Category:1934 deaths|Joseph, Jacques]]

Jacques Lafitte (230 bytes)
1: '''Jacques Lafitte''' could mean:
3: *[[Editions Jacques Lafitte]], a French publishing house
4: *The French banker and politician [[Jacques Laffitte]] (1767-1844)
5: *The French racing driver [[Jacques Laffite]] (born 1943)

Jacques Laffite (828 bytes)
1: '''Jacques-Henri Laffite''' (born [[November 21]], [[1943]])...
5: [[Category:1943 births|Laffite, Jacques]]
8: [[de:Jacques Laffite]]
9: [[it:Jacques Laffite]]
10: [[sv:Jacques Laffite]]

Jacques Rougeau (3178 bytes)
1: ... stage-names of '''The Mountie''' and, simply, '''Jacques'''.
3: ...ntreal, and brother Armand wrestled for smaller federations.
5: ...h his brother Raymond as the "Fabulous Rougeaus," Jacques participated in a relatively groundbreaking [[hee...
7: ...er, and the second, a heel marching theme sung by Jacques entitled "I'm the Mountie." The character was eve...
9: ... entitled "We're Not The Mounties." In the 1990s, Jacques and Pierre-Carl went on to wrestle as "The Amazin...

Jacques Lemaire (925 bytes)
1: ...994]] and [[2003]]. He won the [[Stanley Cup]] as Devils head coach in [[1995]] and as a player he won...
12: [[Category:1945 births|Lemaire, Jacques]]
13: [[Category:Canadian ice hockey players|Lemaire, Jacques]]

Jacques Poos (546 bytes)
1: '''Jacques Poos''' (born [[3 June]] [[1935]]) is a [[Luxembo...
3: ...of the negotiators of [[Brioni Agreement]] that ended ten-day war in [[Slovenia]].
6: [[lb:Jacques Poos]]
7: [[Category:1935 births|Poos, Jacques]]

Jacques Arnold (468 bytes)
1: ... in [[Kent]] until he lost his seat in the landslide [[UK general election, 1997|1997 election]]. Unl...

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