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St. Thomas & St. Denis Church – Cainhoy, South Carolina
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Built in 1819, the St. Thomas & St. Denis Church – also called White Church or Brick Church – still stands on the banks of the Wando River near Cainhoy in Berkeley County. It replaced an older church which was built on the site about 1708, but which burned in a forest fire in the spring of 1815.
St. Thomas and St. Denis were originally separate parishes, both established after the Church of England became the Province of Carolina's official church in 1706. (St. Denis, which was French, was actually located inside St. Thomas, which was Anglican; St. Denis was not officially dissolved until 1768, though for all intents and purposes the two had merged decades earlier. In 1784, the name St. Denis was revived and incorporated into the parish title.)
French Protestants came to this area in the late 1600s, having fled France as refugees upon the revocation of the Edict of Nantes. A variety of causes led them to merge with the Anglican church after just 20 years, including both assimilation and poverty. That said, the Huguenots were able to retain many of their own religious traditions and initially continued to conduct services in their native tongue.
Nevertheless, the transition to Episcopacy was not easy, and the residents of this area (then known as Orange Quarter or French Quarter) left the Anglican church in 1716 and again in the 1720s. At this time they worshiped in a small wooden church to the north of St. Thomas, which had previously been the parish church of St. Denis. They attempted to join the Huguenot church in Charleston but were rejected because they had previously accepted Anglican terms. As a result, the Dissenters had no choice but to return to the Episcopal church.
The church is built of brick and covered by stucco. When it was active, it was also known as "Brick Church," distinguishing it from the church at St. Denis. Thomas Hasell, a missionary at St. Thomas, described the building in a 1716 letter:
[A] strong and well finished Piece of Brick work but very small and not above thirty-seven feet an half in length and twenty seven and an half in Breadth. There is a handsome porch on each side, upon Columns Painted double doors on south and north Sides opposite to one another, with a single door at the West End all Glazed on the Tops, as also the upper part of the windows, the inside of the Church is furnished with a handsome Pulpit Reading Desk some Pews a Communion Table neatly railed in all of Cedar Wood, the rest of the floor is filled up with common seats and the Iles are Paved… The Church was built at the charge of the publick out of a certain fund raised by an Imposition laid on Skins and furs by an act of the General Assembly passed Nov 4, 1704 and appropriated by the said Act for the Building of Churches, Parsonage houses.
Pompion Hill Chapel, though older than St. Thomas, became the Chapel of Ease for the parish in 1747. The church of St. Thomas and St. Denis is listed in the National Register, which adds the following:
White Church, or St. Thomas & St. Dennis Parish Episcopal Church, was constructed in 1819 and occupies the site of the older parish church of St. Thomas, which was built about 1706 but which burned in 1815. During the Reconstruction period, the church was the scene of the 1876 "Cainhoy Massacre," a serious riot between whites and blacks which developed when some white men from Charleston journeyed to Cainhoy to attend a Negro Republican meeting. The blacks fired upon the white men with guns they had hidden in a vault at St. Thomas churchyard.
The church, charming in its simplicity of design, is a uniquely beautiful example of a small, rural parish church of the early 1800s. The church, with its Classical Revival or late Federal features, is made of stucco over brick with a medium gable roof made of tile. A high-arched doorway with a fanlight capped by a five-panel arch is set between pilasters. The side facades are identical. A balcony above the inside door was added about 1858. In 1937 the church was restored by Henry F. Guggenheim. An unusual and distinctive auxiliary building is the vestry, with hipped roof on one end and chimney on the other, giving the appearance of a half-completed building. A cemetery dating from 1782 is included in the nomination.
Reflections on St. Thomas and St. Denis
Harriott Cheves Leland, archivist for the Huguenot Society of South Carolina, adds the following helpful information: "There were two congregations before the Church Act – the Anglicans and the French – and St. Denis was set up to include the French who were allowed to conduct services in French (provided they used the Anglican liturgy) and to have French-speaking ministers (provided those ministers were sent by the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts (SPG) and ordained in the Anglican church). That said, both French Santee and Orange Quarter appear to have done what they wanted to, and they did not use the Anglican liturgy – but they didn't have prayer books to use either, at least at first. They both were reprimanded by the SPG representatives in Carolina and by Commissioner Garden and there were several periods of difficulty."
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Address: 1513 Cainhoy Road, Cainhoy, SC
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15 Comments about St. Thomas & St. Denis Church
April 22nd, 2015 at 8:58 am
Hello: Is there a list of the people buried at this church cemetery? Thank you.
April 15th, 2015 at 1:52 pm
Pretty Church, we need to visit.
September 14th, 2014 at 7:09 pm
I'm a descendant of Huguenots through the Vereens of Little River and a professional French translator. If anyone needs to translate any old documents in Huguenot French please feel free to contact me (firstname.lastname@example.com). Thanks.
July 18th, 2014 at 6:50 pm
Is the cemetery ever open for visitors?
July 8th, 2014 at 4:47 am
The church is on private property, so it would be a good idea to ask someone from the Huguenot Society of South Carolina first.
July 7th, 2014 at 9:08 pm
I stopped by here today after passing by it a couple times. The gate was chained up. Am I allowed to walk around the grounds or do I need to call someone ahead of time?
May 19th, 2014 at 10:14 am
The parish records of St. Thomas & St. Denis of South Carolina record the marriage of Moses Milliken and Mary Murrell on 9 September 1721. These are my ancestors. A. Horne
April 12th, 2014 at 2:53 pm
John Adkins – The "Annals of St. Thomas and Denis Parish" have the marriage records, you can look that up with the library I presume. I have records of my ancestors' births and burials dating to the 1700s, in these parish records. My ancestors were the Russells and Akins who lived west of the church on the river, part of it is where Nucor Steel is now.
My question is, are there graves dating to the 1700s still in the church yard? According to records, this is where my ancestor Jeremiah Russell is buried, 1748.
February 11th, 2014 at 8:02 pm
We were married there in 1993 when they were in the process of restoring it. Great memories.
July 9th, 2013 at 1:44 pm
What is the address at the church? All of my family is there, including my grandmother and my mom. I would like to come pay my respects.
January 21st, 2013 at 1:37 pm
I'm searching for marriage records from St. Thomas Parish for the marriage of Jacob Nathaniel Lord and Mary Elizabeth Tarbox on or about March 30, 1808. We believe the marriage was officiated by Rev. Nankevil. Any thoughts on where to find these marriage records? Thanks.
October 8th, 2012 at 7:52 am
We found it the next day and really enjoyed exploring… Too many of the markers from our time frame was beyond recognition to find any of the Russ graves…. Thanks so much!
October 6th, 2012 at 3:25 pm
Nick–I just passed by the church today and was curious about it, and after googleing it, found this site. To get to the church (and of course this depends on where you're coming from): take 526 to Clements Ferry Road (North) and go an estimated 7-8 miles before turning left at Cainhoy Road (there's a traffic light). Follow Cainhoy for maybe 2 miles (again an estimate!) and the church will be hard to spot on your left. The drive is gated, but there's a historical marker & you can just see the church while passing by.
Hope you can find it!
September 7th, 2012 at 4:30 pm
I have looked for this St. Thomas church and cannot find it, I think may have ancestors buried there. I need directions…
February 20th, 2012 at 12:02 pm
Does St Thomas have an active congregation and if so when are the masses celebrated?


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HTC has been quiet about the release of jelly beans where as Samsung has officially said next month the GS 3(international) will be receiving it. After that announcement I expected HTC to release a statement. So far nothing!
The One X+ is rumoured to be launching with JB so hopefully they have a working build somewhere and it's not too difficult to port over. No ETA's yet though.
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My missus will have it before me then, the JB update for European S3's has started now, she'll get it within 2 weeks... bugger
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I spoke with HTC yesterday regarding my wifi signal worsening.. 1 bar in same room as modem... He confirmed it was a known issue that would be resolved alongside the jelly bean ota before the end of September... Fingers crossed
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End of September for jelly bean? That's earlier than previously reported which was in October. Good news if it happens - though not sure if I believe it. Interesting they also told you this would address a weak WiFi signal - most people have been reporting this as a hardware issue. Mine also has weak WiFi - so I'll cross my fingers as well
Samsung has already started releasing jb in some parts of the world. I'm hoping HTC can bet them to the punch here in the states.


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-- CW Anderson suffered a badly strained tendon muscle while training for a job in North Carolina law enforcement. He will likely not need surgery to recover.
-- Former WWE Creative Team member Dave Lagana has posted a new podcast, which you can check out at http://www.iwantwrestling.com/
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Fact checking Mitt Romney's acceptance speech at the GOP convention
(BRIAN SNYDER/REUTERS) In his acceptance speech for the Republican presidential nomination, former Gov. Mitt Romney focused more on his biography than his policy positions. But there were moments when his facts went arwy or were missing important context Full Story »
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After the Philadelphia Eagles were blown out in their season finale, and Andy Reid was fired, Michael Vick blasted his Eagles teammates for "quitting, and their lack of desire."
Vick I assume thought his time with the Eagles was over, and he was just fed up with the lack of heart around him. Fast forward about a month and a half.
The Eagles have a new coach, new system, and surprisingly Vick is still with the team after restructuring his deal. Now Vick knowing he may have hurt some feelings that day is backtracking some, and according to Philly Mag, apologized for some of the things he said that day, and he tries to move forward with his team.
"I talked to about 15, 16 of my teammates already," said Vick."They know me as a person. They know me as a competitor. I wasn't pointing the finger at one person. It would have been easy to just point out one group of guys or a couple individuals who I thought could have played better, but I said that including myself."
Good choice by Vick to make things right. Everyone stunk last year, so it helps no one for their to be hurt feelings as off-season workouts begin.
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CONCORD (AP) - A California state senator who was called on to help a home invasion robbery victim says he is still stunned such a crime occurred in his neighborhood.
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PHOENIX (AP) - Customers of some medical marijuana dispensaries are discovering this week that they don't have to go far if they have a case of the munchies.
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The Texas defense has been bad. Fire the coordinator after two games kind of bad.
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And now come the surging Oklahoma Sooners and the annual showdown game at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas. The No. 12 Sooners have settled into a groove behind quarterback Blake Bell just in time for a rivalry that has been an embarrassment for the Longhorns the last two seasons.
Oklahoma has averaged 54 points against the Longhorns the last two games, including a 63-21 rout last year, and have put the game out of reach by halftime.
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News stories relating to cannabis are found in the articles below.
Cannabis Science Update:neuropathy pain, drugged driving laws, synthetic vs.natural
Written by Bob FroehlichIn February's Cannabis Science Update:
- New clinical trial data published online by The Journal of Pain, indicates that the administration of vaporized, low-THC cannabis mitigates pain in subjects with neuropathy. http://norml.org/news/2013/01/03/study-vaporized-low-potency-cannabis-mitigates-neuropathic-pain
- Another recent study challenges previous work linking cannabis use and lower IQ, but the authors of the original paper are standing by their findings. http://healthland.time.com/2013/01/15/new-research-questions-marijuanas-impact-in-lowering-iq/#ixzz2IjDjwkdg
- An additional study finds no evidence that per se drugged driving laws reduce traffic fatalities. Full text of the study, "Per Se Drugged Driving Laws and Traffic Fatalities" is available online at: http://ftp.iza.org/dp7048.pdf
- Survey data recently published in the journal Drug and Alcohol Dependence shows that British Consumers strongly prefer organic cannabis to retail herbal products that contain synthetic cannabinoid agonists. http://norml.org/news/2013/01/10/study-consumers-prefer-natural-cannabis-over-synthetic-marijuana-herbal-products
- Full text of the study, "Synthetic cannabis: A comparison of patterns of use and effect profile with natural cannabis in a large global sample," appears in Drug and Alcohol Dependence.
- An Amsterdam study finds that the availability of cannabis retail outlets in The Netherlands is not associated with greater incidences of cannabis use or an increase in the intensity of the public's consumption of cannabis. http://norml.org/news/2013/01/03/study-cannabis-retail-outlets-not-associated-with-rise-in-cannabis-use
- Full text of the study, "Cannabis use and proximity to coffee shops in the Netherlands," appears in the European Journal of Criminology.
Use the player below to hear the February Edition of Cannabis Science Update.
Cannabis Science Update is a regular feature of the KMUD radio show, Cannabis Consciousness (1:30-3:00pm on the first Sun. of every month), and is written by Kerry Reynolds, read by Harold Day, and recorded by Dave Smith.
Cal NORML hosts 2-day conference marking 100th year of cannabis prohibition; audio from conference posted
Written by Bob FroehlichA two day event hosted by the California chapter of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML) marked the 100th anniversary of marijuana prohibition in California.The conference, held January 26 and 27, 2013 at the Ft. Mason Conference Center in San Francisco, focused on the history, causes and costs of marijuana prohibition as well as the future of marijuana reform.
Speakers included California State Senator Mark Leno, California State Assemblyman, Tom Ammiano, Dr. Larry Bedard, and a host of others. During the conference "Pioneer Freedom Fighter"awards were presented to Dennis Peron, Michelle Aldrich, Michael Aldrich, Debby Goldsberry and Gordon Brownell.
KMUD programmer, Sue Maloney attended the conference and recorded the presentations. KMUD Technical Director, Simon Frech, processed the audio and posted it for your listening enjoyment.
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(Left) Senator Mark Leno speaks on a panel about state obstacles to human rights for marijuana users along with (left to right) attorneys Omar Figueroa and Michael Levinsohn, and Daisy Bram of freemybabies.org at the Cannabis in California: Ending the 100-Year War Conference in San Francisco on January 26, 2013. Photo by Amanda Holguin/CULTURE Magazine.
Court denies marijuana reclassification, but ASA vows to try congressional bill- update;new legislation proposed - audio included
Written by Bob FroehlichUpdate: Feb. 14, 2013
Marijuana related federal legislation was introduced in Congress this Feb. 14 by Representative Earl Blumenauer, a Democrat from Oregon. The proposed bill, HR 689, would provide for the rescheduling of marijuana and for the medical use of marijuana in accordance with the laws of the various States.
Use the player below to hear more on this story, including an interview with 2nd District Congressman from California, Jared Huffman. This piece was aired by KMUD News Coordinator, Christina Aanestad, on the KMUD Local News, Thurs., Feb. 14, 2013
The original post of this story appears below.
On Oct. 16, 2012, the Court of Appeals in Washington DC began hearing oral arguments in the landmark case, Americans for Safe Access v Drug Enforcement Administration. The plaintiffs in this case argued that the DEA acted irrationally in ruling that cannabis belongs in Schedule I of the Controlled Substances Act and that this scheduling of marijuana has harmed medical marijuana patients physically and financially. On behalf of Americans for Safe Access, Attorney Joseph Elford asked the court to force the DEA to reconsider its classification of cannabis as a dangerous drug without therapeutic benefits, arguing that the agency ignored 200 well-controlled studies which show cannabis has legitimate medical uses. On Tues., Jan. 22, 2013 the court issued its ruling on the case.
Use the player below to hear the outcome of that ruling and an interview with Chris Hermes from Americans for Safe Access.This story was aired by KMUD News Coordinator, Terri Klemetson, on Wed., Jan 23, 2013.
Click here for a pdf copy of the opinion issued Jan. 22, 2013.
According to a press release from the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office, dated Jan. 18, 2013:
On 01-17-2013 at about 4:15 pm an Agent with the Humboldt County Drug Task Force received a telephone call from a Special Agent with the Iowa State Narcotics Task Force. The Special Agent relayed the following information to the Humboldt County Drug Task Force Agent. On 01-16-2013 at about 2:00 pm an Iowa State Trooper made traffic stop on a vehicle traveling east bound on Interstate Highway 80 near Atlantic, Iowa for a traffic violation.
The State Trooper discovered 100 individual one- pound bags of processed marijuana in the vehicle. Two suspects were arrested from the vehicle. Through their investigation in Iowa Officers learned that the marijuana came from a residence located in the 700 block of Park Avenue, Arcata, California. With the information provided by law enforcement in Iowa a Drug Task Force Agent obtained a search warrant for the residence located on Park Avenue, Arcata.At about 6:30 pm the Humboldt County Drug Task Force assisted by the Arcata Police Department and the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office served a search warrant at the residence on Park Avenue.
Officers detained two subjects at the residence who were identified as Christopher Joseph Luddie age 21 and Patrick Joseph Wall age 21. When Officers searched the residence they located 122 individual one-pound bags of processed marijuana buds in one of the bedrooms. Officers located evidence of a butane hash lab in the residence, along with approximately one pound of hash. Officers also located an indoor marijuana growing room in the garage that had been recently harvested. When Officers searched one of the vehicles that was parked in front of the residence they discovered approximately $160,000 dollars in cash inside of a duffle bag in the trunk of the vehicle. Officers seized the money for possible asset forfeiture.
Wall and Luddie were both arrested for cultivation and possession for sales of marijuana, for manufacturing of a hash lab and for conspiracy to commit a crime. Both subjects were transported to the Humboldt County Correctional Facility and their bail was set at $500,000 dollars each.
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'Queen Takes King': The Nature Of Love June 28, 2009 NPR's Liane Hansen talks with Gigi Levangie Grazer about her new novel, Queen Takes King. Grazer is the author of The Starter Wife and Maneater, which was recently adapted for a miniseries. She also wrote the screenplay for the movie, Stepmom. Listen Loading… 6:06 Download Playlist
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Books Author's Short Stories Offer Peek Into Zimbabwe June 25, 2009 Petina Gappah, a writer from Zimbabwe, works as an international trade lawyer in Geneva. She's written fictional stories about every layer of Zimbabwean culture. Gappah talks with Renee Montagne about her first collection of short stories, An Elegy for Easterly. Listen Loading… 7:48 Download Playlist
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Books Irritation And Space: A Nigerian Writer In America June 21, 2009 No, she's not Jamaican and she doesn't care if you like elephants. Novelist Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie offers up condensed tales of immigrant life in America. The Nigerian writer pulls back the layers of how we perceive "the other." Listen Loading… 5:39 Download Playlist
Interviews Patton: A Famous Family's Personal Side June 21, 2009 Documentarian Benjamin Patton, the grandson of World War II Gen. George S. Patton, comes from the kind of family whose history is well known. But in exploring his family's past, he says he's discovered his grandfather's "warts-and-all side" and the ways that shaped his own father, Maj. Gen. George Patton. Listen Loading… 8:56 Download Playlist
Author Writes About Black Fatherhood June 18, 2009 Father's Day is drawing near and, especially in minority communities, the commemorative day means different things to different people, particularly men of color. We talk to Leonard Pitts, a renowned journalist, author and father, talks about his layered journey into fatherhood. The Pulitzer prize winning journalist has authored two books, Becoming Dad and Before I Forget. Listen Loading… 13:23 Download Playlist
Around the Nation Bloomsday Honors Irish Author James Joyce June 17, 2009 Once again, fans of Irish author James Joyce have celebrated Bloomsday. Thousands of people descend on Dublin each June 16 to celebrate Joyce's epic novel Ulysses by re-creating the events in the book. The novel chronicles the passage of Leopold Bloom through Dublin on a single day — June 16, 1904 — a day, as Bloom says, that's a "chapter of accidents." Listen Loading… 4:03 Download Playlist
Turning 'Unfriendly Fire' On U.S. Military's Gay Ban June 16, 2009 Intended as a productive if imperfect compromise, "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" has resulted in thousands of discharges — many of them involving servicemembers with critical skills. Historian Nathaniel Frank says it's time the ban was ended. Listen Loading… 31:55 Download Playlist
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Wallaby captain and former Leinster hero Rocky Elsom described his favourite holiday spots around Ireland, for an interview airing to over half a million fans this weekend on Australian channel Fox Sports News.
Tourism Ireland in Sydney arranged for Irish-born Fox Sports presenter Catherine Murphy to meet and interview Wallaby captain Rocky Elsom and hooker Stephen Moore, as well as Ireland captain Brian O'Driscoll, here in Dublin in the run-up to this weekend's clash between Ireland and Australia at Croke Park. Each of the players described his favourite place for a holiday in Ireland; Rocky Elsom mentioned the beautiful scenery of the Dingle Peninsula, Stephen Moore enjoys horse racing at Fairyhouse and Brian O'Driscoll recommended a visit to the Guinness Storehouse.
The interviews are airing in Australia this weekend, in the run-up to and during the match. With average viewership figures each weekend of about 550,000 Australians, these interviews on Fox Sports will be seen a huge audience of keen Australian rugby fans and potential holidaymakers for Ireland. As well as the TV coverage, footage from the interviews can also be seen on the popular Fox Sports website as well as on all News Limited websites around Australia.
With huge exposure about the match and Ireland through the media in Australia this weekend, the interviews with these well-know rugby stars provide Tourism Ireland with a fantastic opportunity to highlight the island of Ireland as a wonderful holiday destination, as well as a top location for sporting events. Orla Saul, Tourism Ireland Australia, said: "The match on Sunday is an excellent opportunity for us to raise the profile of Ireland in Australia. A huge number of people across Australia will be tuning in to watch the match - so the interviews with these celebrity players endorsing Ireland as a fantastic holiday destination gives us an opportunity to really capitalise on that wonderful exposure."
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Order shrimp cocktail at a nice restaurant, and they'll most likely serve you large, plump, firm-textured crustaceans. On Chowhound, chowhounder411 wondered how to get that texture at home, cooking shrimp yourself.
The first step is buying high-quality shrimp—wild-caught shrimp in the shell will have the best texture and flavor. But if your only option is less-than-great farmed shrimp, give them a brief brining. They'll become firmer, with a good snap when you bite into them, biondanonima says.
You should always cook shrimp for cocktails in the shell. You can boil them (add aromatics like lemon slices and peppercorns to the water if you like), or steam them. They'll take only a couple of minutes—as soon as they turn pink, they're done.
However you cook your shrimp, it's important to get them out of the pot or steamer basket and into a large bowl of ice water the moment they're done in order to stop the cooking, travelerjjm says. Leave them in the cold water for a couple of minutes, then drain on paper towels before shelling.
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Bridges, David and Kerry, Trevor (1993) Developing teachers professionally. Routledge, London. ISBN 0415092965
Kerry, Carolle and Kerry, Trevor (2000) The effective use of school time in the education of the most able. Australasian journal of gifted education, 9 (1). pp. 33-39. ISSN 13239686
Kerry, Trevor (1984) Analysing the cognitive demand made by classroom tasks in mixed ability classes. In: Classroom teaching skills: the research findings of the Teacher Education Project. Croom Helm, Beckenham, pp. 163-179. ISBN 0709927568
Kerry, Trevor (1999) Effective learning objectives, task setting and differentiation. Effective Teaching Skills . Hodder and Stoughton, London. ISBN 0340747900
Kerry, Trevor (2002) Explaining and questioning. Mastering teaching skills . Nelson Thornes, Cheltenham. ISBN 0748768599
Kerry, Trevor (1983) Finding and helping the able child. Croom Helm, London. ISBN 0709915144
Kerry, Trevor (1986) Improving thinking and learning through classroom language. In: The language of school subjects. Heinemann, London, pp. 76-85. ISBN 0435102699
Kerry, Trevor (1997) Mentoring: the great training confidence trick? In: Educational dilemmas: debate and diversity: teachers, teacher education and training. Educational dilemmas, one . Cassell, London, pp. 125-131. ISBN 0304328936
Kerry, Trevor (1982) Mixed-ability teaching. In: Educational research and development in Britain 1970-1980. NFER Nelson, Windsor, UK, pp. 557-567. ISBN 0856332437
Kerry, Trevor (1998) Questioning and explaining in classrooms. Effective Teaching Skills . Hodder and Stoughton, London. ISBN 0340725400
Kerry, Trevor (1981) Talking: the teacher's role. In: Communicating in the classroom. Hodder and Stoughton, London, pp. 58-69. ISBN 0340266597
Kerry, Trevor (2001) A review of some recent issues in the education of the more able. Gifted Education International, 15 . pp. 195-206. ISSN 02614294
Kerry, Trevor and Campbell, Andrew (2005) Beyond the cutting edge. Managing Schools Today, 14 (4). pp. 48-51. ISSN 09681558
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The Purrloiners and Cutpurrse in Round 1 all have a weakness to water so the frostbite spell from Oliver and Esther's, hopefully, evolved drongo's spells will go a long way in this fight. Be careful not to over do it though since you do not recover helath or MP from one round to the next.
All of the creatures in the second round are weak to fire so any creatures with fire spells or abilities, Oliver's fireball spell and any sword wielders with fire swords will help in this round.
The Shellraiser fights the same way he did when you fought him for the bounty hunt, if you have already done the bounty since you could technically fight him here first. His high defense makes it difficult to use strong attacks on him so either have a familiar lower his defense or raise your attack (sabotage and sharpen respectively) or have Swaine (Rotshot) or a familiar (hellitosis from the pom pom family is a good choice) poison him and play a fairly defensive game.
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Negative - State Electricity Commission, St Kilda, Victoria, Sep 1963 Reg. No: MM 011345
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- Part of a large photographic collection of glass plate and film negatives, photographic prints and photo albums, relating to the development of the electric power supply industry in Victoria, operated by the State Electricity Commission of Victoria (SECV) from 1919 to 1993 and various predecessor private and municipal power supply enterprises dating back to the late 1880s.
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Title: | Improved 3d-Fe Computational Method For Magnetostatic Field Problems Using Unconstrained Vector Potential |
Author: | Alhamadi, Mohamed A. |
Abstract: | This paper introduces an improved three dimensional finite-element (3D-FE) computational approach for magnetostatic field problems using unconstrained magnetic vector potential (MVP) formulation in conjunction with hexahedral type elements. It was found that the use of first order or second order hexahedral type element in the FE formulation eliminates the sensitivity of the FE computational results to grid geometries and elemental shape ill-conditioning associated with first order tetrahedral type elements. The method is shown to be computationally economical and is highly recommended for large scale global type 3D magnetostatic field computations in electrical devices. |
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Date: | 1996 |
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Cardinals ace Darryl Kile passed away 10 years ago today on June 22, 2002.
Fresh off seasons of 20 and 16 wins, Kile was still pretty much in his baseball prime at 33 when he died of a heart attack brought on by coronary disease. His body was found in his hotel room after he didn't show up for the Cardinals' game at Wrigley Field, and Cubs catcher Joe Girardi took to the field just before start time to announce the game was cancelled. A little while later, the reason was given.
Joe Strauss has an excellent remembrance of him over at Stltoday.com.
Kile's death came just days after legendary Cardinals broadcaster Jack Buck died. He was the most famous active player to die since Yankee great Thurman Munson was killed in a plane crash in 1979. A three-time All-Star, he had a record of 133-119 with a 4.12 ERA. In his three seasons with the Cardinals, he was 41-24 with a 3.54 ERA.
- butchhuskey - Jun 22, 2012 at 2:17 PM
I'll always remember Joe Girardi's emotional statement about the commissioner canceling the game – rest I peace, Darryl Kyle
- butchhuskey - Jun 22, 2012 at 2:18 PM
- dondada10 - Jun 22, 2012 at 2:24 PM
Wrigley Field was immediately understanding. Sad scene.
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- stlouis1baseball - Jun 22, 2012 at 2:48 PM
R.I.P. #57. I had the pleasure of watching him pitch in Cincinnati shortly before his death.
The dude through a Curve Ball like it was nobody's business!
- stlouis1baseball - Jun 22, 2012 at 3:04 PM
edit: "threw." My fault.
- WhenMattStairsIsKing - Jun 22, 2012 at 3:07 PM
I was at the first game after Kile died. The Cubs won by a large margin, but nobody cheered. No 7th inning stretch. No organ music. It was one of the saddest experiences of my life.
- ajcardsfan - Jun 22, 2012 at 3:10 PM
RIP, actually got to see him in 2001, and remember seeing the TV broadcasts. It was right after my uncle and aunt had moved, and we were at their new house.
- govtminion - Jun 22, 2012 at 3:30 PM
Watched him in Colorado a few times, I still remember how shocked I was when I heard that he had died.
- thefalcon123 - Jun 22, 2012 at 3:58 PM
I remember when the Cardinals clenched the division that year. Everyone piled on the field to celebrate but Pujols disappeared into the clubhouse.
…he emerged moments later holding Darryl Kile's jersey so it could be on the field during the celebration. I still almost get a bit misty-eyed thinking about that.
- stlouis1baseball - Jun 22, 2012 at 4:14 PM
That makes two of us Falcon.


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While many of the largest technology companies budget 5%, 15%, and higher portions of revenue for research and development, one computing industry star isn't even in the ballpark. Dell Computer spent a paltry 1.3% of revenue for its second quarter ended Aug. 2 -- about $111 million -- on R&D.
The investment is typical for Dell, which has been profitable in the tough PC and enterprise computing markets where others have faltered. A year ago, Dell spent 1.5% of revenue on R&D.
By contrast, Hewlett-Packard spent 6% of revenue, or $983 million, on R&D during its third quarter ended July 31. Sun Microsystems spent 16% of revenue, or $437 million, during its first quarter, ended Sept. 30. And IBM's R&D spending was $1.2 billion, or 6.1% of revenue, for its third quarter ended Sept. 30.
Kevin Rollins, Dell's president and chief operating officer, says the company relies on "collaborative R&D," leveraging the research and engineering investments of its suppliers -- including Microsoft and Intel -- to reduce costs as more business-computing products become standardized. "There are myriad suppliers who have developed the components that go into our systems," Rollins says. "We think there's a lot of hoopla about big research budgets in companies."
Dell is trying to pare $1 billion in costs this year from product design, manufacturing, and other areas, and slipstreaming innovation from other vendors into its products could help.
For example, Dell's network-attached storage products use a component operating system from Microsoft, while products in development could employ technology from Intel and others to offload work from the computers' CPUs to their host adapters.
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Ramaiah, C.K. and Sulaiman, Mubarak and Meadows, A.J. (1995) Iterative student‐based testing of automated information‐handling exercises. Association for Learning Technology Journal, 3 (2). pp. 35-41. ISSN 0968-7769
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The continuing rapid changes in how information is handled via computers means that training in computer‐based information handling must itself undergo continuous modification. The investigations reported here examine the use of student feedback to improve presentation of hands‐on exercises. Student responses appear to be reasonably consistent across both time and different student backgrounds. For the groups examined here, such factors as age and sex appear to have little effect on responses. The only significant factor is duration and extent of prior computer experience. Problems in hands‐on exercises noted by the students therefore tend to have a continuing applicability, which suggests the value of iterative feedback in the provision of such exercises.
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Depositing User: | Justin Smith |
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Curse-R finds himself in the Street Fighter world again...in the early days.
Because of its boredom (and because it's tired), it decides not to fight, instead it just spectate.
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Easter egg as always. Can you find it?
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ROCKINGHAM — A habitual drunken driver is due in court Friday after police arrested him on traffic charges two days in a row.
Travis Shertale Nelson, 29, of 242 Sparrow Lane in Bennetsville, South Carolina, was pulled over in Rockingham on July 7 and charged with driving while impaired, reckless driving to endanger and failing to wear a helmet while operating a motorcycle or mo-ped.
A magistrate ordered him jailed on a $3,500 secured bond and required him to sober up before he could be released to a licensed adult driver, according to Nelson's release order. Court records show that Nelson was back on the road the next day.
Police spotted Nelson driving recklessly in the area of U.S. 74 and Rockingham Road on July 8, according to a magistrate's order. Officers were responding to a holdup alarm in the area and stopped Nelson's car to investigate.
Nelson jumped out of the car and ran from Officer S. Dunn, charging documents state. He was arrested on charges of felony fleeing and eluding arrest with a motor vehicle and misdemeanor resisting a public officer. Nelson does not face any charges in connection with the holdup alarm.
A magistrate jailed Nelson under a $10,000 secured bond in the July 8 arrest, noting on his release order that he has a pending driving while impaired charge in Richmond County for which he has previously failed to appear in court.
Nelson has 10 criminal convictions in North Carolina dating back to 2004 — all in Richmond County. He was released from prison in October 2011 after serving a 9-month sentence on DWI Level 1 and possession of stolen goods convictions.
Nelson is scheduled to appear in Richmond County District Court on Friday morning.
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As Afghanistan's President Hamid Karzai prepares for a visit to the United States, Iran has made it plain that it opposes the presence of American troops on Afghan soil after a formal exit in 2014.
Using a convoluted formulation, the visiting head of Iran's Supreme National Security Council Saeed Jalili said in Kabul that not only should "aliens" leave the country, Afghanistan's national sovereignty must also always be respected. Mr. Jalili — fresh from his visit to India where Afghanistan's transition post-2014 was a salient topic for discussion — praised the Afghan people's "historical background in not accepting aliens". He added that this was Afghanistan's "big asset" that imparted a powerful impulse to preserve "national sovereignty".
The New York Times reported that the Obama administration was considering maintaining a force of 3,000 to 9,000 troops in Afghanistan after 2014. It noted that the U.S. and Afghanistan began talks in November on a possible agreement that would authorise an American troop presence in Afghanistan after 2014.
"Any force that remains is expected to have several missions. It would include Special Operations forces, which would be assigned to carry out raids against Al Qaeda and other terrorist groups that are deemed to threaten American interests," said the report. The write-up also observed that "troops would also advise and mentor the Afghan Army and police in conjunction with forces from other NATO nations".
On the contrary, Mr. Jalili signalled a regional approach, free from foreign presence, for providing security and enabling nation-building in Afghanistan.
"He [Mr. Jalili] expressed pleasure with process of formation and consolidation of national government in Afghanistan and expressed Iran's readiness to transfer its experiences in different fields for more security development, progress and prosperity for Afghan people," reported the state-run Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA) following Mr. Jalili's meeting with Mr. Karzai on Saturday.
Apart from the Iranians, the Russians have also declared their opposition to the presence in Afghanistan of American forces that are not mandated by the United Nations Security Council. In an interview with Afghan website Tolonews, Russian Foreign Minister stated that he found it "strange that while insisting that in 2014 the American troops, NATO troops I assume, would leave Afghanistan, at the same time Washington discusses with Afghanistan very purposefully the establishment of four five military bases for the post 2014 period". He added: "I don't think why this should be done this way because if you need the military presence, then you continue the implement the mandate of the Security Council. If you don't want to implement the mandate of the Security Council or you believe that you have implemented the mandate already, but still want to establish and keep the military bases, I don't think it's logical."
Separately, the Taliban has issued a statement berating Mr. Karzai for undertaking his journey to Washington "to sign a security pact which would pave the way for the presence of American troops in Afghanistan and through which America would continue its crooked policies in the region". The Talban warned Washington that if it believes "it can implement its malicious policies and find a secure base for itself by leaving a residual troops presence then we clearly state that these dreams are only dreams which can and will not materialise just as they failed to materialise in the past eleven years".
During his visit, Mr. Jalili also discussed with Rangeen Dadfar Spanta, Afghanistan's national security advisor, the expansion of the transit corridor from the Iranian port of Chabahar into Afghanistan — a move that would reduce the landlocked country's dependence on Pakistani ports for its trade.
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