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Congress leaders on Thursday conceded defeat in Gujarat, but said it was "not open skies" for Chief Minister Narendra Modi, nursing national ambitions.
"This Gujarat election proves that it's not open skies for Narendra Modi," External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid told reporters apparently seeking to underline that the Chief Minister will not have an easy task ahead.
When asked why Congress is unable to defeat Mr Modi in Gujarat, Mr Khurshid said, "Why is Modi not able to defeat us in the country."
His remarks came in the backdrop of a section of the BJP projecting Mr Modi as the most prominent prime ministerial candidate of the party in the next Lok Sabha polls.
Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kamal Nath sought to project the trends in Gujarat as an indication of improving popularity of Congress in the BJP-ruled State.
"In Gujarat, BJP had made tall claims that it will get 150 seats and that there will be a wave in its favour. But it has now been proved that Congress has emerged stronger and BJP is weak now," he told reporters outside Parliament House.
To a question on claims by Congress that BJP will be routed in the Assembly election in Gujarat, he said, "We knew victory is difficult, but we were sure that we would emerge stronger."
Referring to the Himachal Pradesh Assembly poll result, Mr Nath claimed, "The defeat of BJP shows the direction in which the wind is blowing."
'Congress is winner in Gujarat'
As results poured in from Gujarat, Finance Minister P. Chidambaram on Thursday said the Congress was a winner there also as it has been able to contain the BJP in the state.
"Congress has won in Himachal Pradesh. In Gujarat too, I think Congress is a winner. Congress has gained several seats and BJP has been contained, the last numbers that I saw, (it was) below 117. If the BJP does not cross 117 and Congress has improved its tally, Congress is a clear winner in Gujarat too," he told reporters in New Delhi.
On the victory of BJP in the polls, he said, "That was expected. The Government and the bureaucracy there has a stranglehold over the system. That is a general perception there."
"The important point is that the kind of sweeping victory was being predicted is not there. The fact is BJP has been contained below the number it had last time and Congress has improved its tally, even if marginally, it shows that the exaggerated claims made by the BJP are not correct," the Finance Minister said.
On suggestions that the results in Gujarat could be an indicator for the 2014 general elections, Mr. Chidambaram said, "We are not thinking on the lines of the 2014 elections. That is still some 16 months away".
On the Gujarat poll outcome, Telecom Minister Kapil Sibal said the verdict has shown that people who were against Mr. Modi are against him and those with him are with him.
"Both Shakti (Singh Gohil) and Arjun (Modvadia) have not produced the kind of results which we had hoped. We will certainly look into this," he said.
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Birleson, Peter and Brann, Peter* (2006) Reviewing the learning organisation model in a child and adolescent mental health service, Australian health review, vol. 30, no. 2, pp. 181-194, Australasian Medical Publishing Company Pty Ltd, Australia [C1.1]
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Ricciardelli, L., Banfield, S. and Birleson, P. (2004) Prevention program for depression in children : the role of peers, APS 2004 : Relationship Transitions : Abstracts of the 4th Annual Conference of the Australian Psychological Society's Psychology of Relationships Interest Group, pp. 245-246, Australian Psychology Society, Melbourne, Vic. [E3]
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Luk, Ernest S. L.*, Brann, Peter*, Sutherland, Sharon*, Mildred, Helen and Birleson, Peter (2002) Training general practitioners in the assessment of childhood mental health problems, Clinical child psychology and psychiatry, vol. 7, no. 4, pp. 571-579, Sage Publications Ltd, London, England [C1]
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Luk, Ernest S. L.*, Staiger, Petra, Mathai, John*, Wong, Lisa*, Birleson, Peter* and Adler, Robert* (2001) Evaluation of outcome in child and adolescent mental health services: children with persistent conduct problems, Clinical child psychology and psychiatry, vol. 6, no. 1, pp. 109-124, Sage Publications Ltd, London, England [C1.1]
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DRO entry for this publicationLuk, Ernest*, Staiger, P. K., Mathai, John*, Wong, Lisa*, Birleson, Peter* and Adler, Robert* (2001) Children with persistent conduct problems who dropout of treatment, European child & adolescent psychiatry, vol. 10, no. 1, pp. 28-36, Steinkopff, Heidelberg, Germany [C1.1]
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I got bent over paying for the box + sub. $150. I feel like I felt when I bought Vanguard for the full original price. Got my MMORPG shirt there for nothing though. Guess if you want to pay more to look how you want than do so but yeah it's a rip off pretty much.
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it's a rip off, but it's the only thing they can do to keep afloat. I just hope that the other companies, that will still be alive in 2013, start to realize how many people are not buying because of the costs and don't adopt this ludicrus revenue model.
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Playing TSW since headstart and so far it's the only released MMO currently worth playing for me. It has it's faults of course but which game doesn't. Speaking of cash shop - one day I noticed that FC has given me some bonus points to spend and there wasn't nothing in CS I actually wanted. Bought a dog, some cloths and spent the rest on chinese fireworks. You don't have to buy bag or bank slots from CS, actually there's nothing even remotedly important in it.
It's not a rip-off, but a subscription should allow access to everything the game has to offer, restricting this and making loyal subscribers pay extra for things is poor. They tried to copy WoW's formula in this respect but WoW has been established for years, TSW has not and this is where they failed. Couple this with the fact you still have to buy the original game and the significant lack of long-term content and decent pvp and it's just too steep for most people. As others have said, TSW's storyline is great, the world they have sculpted is great and the atmosphere and lore is also great, but the game has limited appeal, very limited appeal. For a box price + high-end sub + cash shop I expect a LOT more. Expresso gave me a Hearthstone beta key.....I'm so happy :) |
The way it should work is simple, everything should be available to a paying subscriber within the game. A shop should allow you to buy in-game items as a shortcut to gathering, crafting etc. If you have anything in the shop that is not available to the subscriber, even fluff, then you shouldn't be charging a sub. What it boils down to is you are paying a sub but not getting the whole game which just isn't fair. If the shop allows you to shortcut something, then that's a choice you can decide to make.
Who cares about the crappy clothes in the cash shop? Got serious issues if you'd rather dress up an avatar in normal true-to-life clothing when you could be dressing yourself in them instead. I played this all the way through and probably had over a hundred clothing items from the missions, ingame currency stores and such... didn't cost anything extra. If you can't say no to a shiny in a cash shop, get help.. If for some reason you have to have everything on offer, get help.. don't blame the game. |
Depends on the intent of the developer. If they are doing it to enrich your gaming experience then fair enough. In this instance I doubt that is the intent of Funcom. I would term it more cash grabbing and it tends to comes in two forms. The greedy... EA for example, and the needy... such as THQ. Funcom I think is a mixture of both, needy and greedy.


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Late last month, Griffith made stops around the state with a 20-foot high duck--symbolic, he said, of the governor "ducking" a forensic contest with him.
Bentley had expressed a willingness to debate Griffith after his primary victory on June 3. In his statement Monday, the governor said he once had hopes for a "civil conversation" on the issues. "My opponent's actions prove he has no interest in such civil political discourse, making any debate with him meaningless in helping people make up their mind in this election."
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Due to some recent past experiences in other threads wherein some members (who plainly state their honest dislike of vinyl) claim that modern LPs are just as dynamically clipped as their CD-counterparts, I'd like to take an opportunity to illustrate that this is IME not the case. I've heard it stated more than once that "vinyl is not about the music..it's about the ritual.) This is seemingly just plain-old lazy bias. It can easily be forgiven in that these posters make it pretty obvious that they don't purchase vinyl, let alone compare modern releases to their CD-counterparts.
Here are screenshots from needledrops I've done of some of my favorite recent records. All but one were released in the past two years. Warrel Dane's "Praises to the War Machine" was released in 2008. (As a fun side-note, the vinyl LP came with the CD and was limited to 1,000 copies worldwide.) I would like to note that I did not cherry-pick these examples. I only have about three more needledrops that I also have a CD copy or iTunes Matched version of. I can upload those as well. It should also be noted that all of these examples are on the heavier-side of the metal genre and probably are far more dense in sound than most other examples from other genres. I've brought each vinyl recording up to 0.1 under 0 dB for easier comparison. None of the peaks are "pops" or any artifacts associated with the LP medium. Only one had a "pop" that hit the ceiling and I corrected it before applying gain. Borknagar - "The Earthling" from "Urd" (2012) LP iTunes Matched AAC In Flames - "Ropes" from "Sounds of a Playground Fading" (2011) LP CD (This album is an egregious example of how bad they can make a modern CD sound through destructive normalization.) Saint Vitus - "Let Them Fall" from "Lillie: F-65" (2012) LP CD (Yes, really. It sounds worse than it looks IME.) Warrel Dane - "Brother" from "Praises to the War Machine" (2008) LP CD Septicflesh - "Oceans of Grey" from "The Great Mass" (2011) LP CD [continued in next post due to apparent image constraints] -------------------- The Loudness War is over. Now it's a hopeless occupation.
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I'll wait for the samples, to see what I can get out of them.
Still, to dynamically compress a song previous to put it on a CD is not something I would expect to see. The only reason I could make out of it is that one intentionally makes the CD to be played on small boomboxes or devices with low output power. I could believe that lossy files, especially if sold individually on internet stores could be generated like this (still a stupid thing to do, but more probable), but not as a general rule. On the other hand, to put a song on a Vinyl does require special treatment. (More so if it is loud). That's why i want to see with a little (not much) dsp processing, if the CD can be more like the vinyl version in this case. |
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On 14-Apr-00 Ulf Nordquist wrote: > This processor has enhanced MIPS-II instruction set architecture and > RC4000 compatible MMU. According to my documentation it has not only that but an R4000 compatible Coprocessor 0. That means R4000 exception handling and everything. Shouldn't be too hard to do unless it has severe hardware bugs like my RC64575 eval board. > Which linux should we start the port from? I would suggest to start with the CVS repository on oss.sgi.com. > And where can we find it? Instructions for accessing the CVS can be found at http://oss.sgi.com/www.linux.sgi.com/mips/mips-howto.html -- Regards, Harald |
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MANILA, Philippines—Yes, the lowly 25-centavo coin can build classrooms.
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Two wells in Brunei were completed at the end of the year, with results expected to be announced this quarter. Management guided for the potential to find 180 million gross barrels of recoverable oil equivalent through these two wells.
This year several exploratory wells are going to be completed around the globe -- in Indonesia, the Gulf of Mexico, Vietnam, and Cameroon. Results here could dictate where future investments go and if Murphy Oil can increase its reserve lifetime without acquisitions.
You don't want to get burned
Malaysia is home to the maintenance issue weighing on 2014 output, as a rig caught fire that was going to service the Siakap North-Petai field. Four oilfields were brought online in 2013 by assets owned by Murphy Oil, and investors need to see how the maintenance issue weighs on further development.
Block K development in 2014 and the construction of the first phase of Block H, due to be completed in 2017, will provide major cash flow growth over the next decade. Shareholders should look to see this quarter if that is how management wants to proceed, and how the maintenance issue will affect Malaysian operations. If the construction of wells is delayed then cost overruns and lost revenue could depress financial performance.
Foolish conclusion
Murphy Oil has built up quite the extensive portfolio of assets for a company with a market cap of just $12 billion. Offshore wells take much longer to bring online than wells in the Eagle Ford, but once they start producing stable cash flow they don't stop for decades. Malaysia and Cameroon are two key areas to watch for this quarter in terms of exploration, while technological improvements in the Eagle Ford also offer significant upside.
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Topic: New York Jets
Was a Palestinian Athlete Slandered?
Those who picked up the sports section of the New York Times on Saturday may have been shocked to learn of what the paper seemed to describe as a prejudiced attack on one of the newest members of the National Football League's New York Jets. According to a feature written by Ben Shpigel, who covers the Jets for the paper, Oday Aboushi, an offensive tackle, and a native of Brooklyn who played at the University of Virginia who was taken in the fifth round of the NFL draft this spring, was the victim of what the headline described as "aspersions." The Times claimed an article published in Frontpagemagazine.com had unfairly tarred him as someone with "terrorist ties" because of his attendance at a "cultural networking event." A piece on the Daily Beast's Open Zion site went further and described the article as a "hatchet job" published by "Islamophobes."
The Anti-Defamation League didn't go that far, but it did back up Aboushi and said nothing in his background justified the implications of the article, which it described as being full of "hyperbole and exaggeration." A Yahoo.com article that had noted the charges against Aboushi was taken down and its author apologized, as did an MLB.com employee who had tweeted about it. A few days after Frontpage first published the piece, it appeared that Aboushi had actually benefited from the attack as not just the leading monitor of anti-Semitism but his employers were speaking out about his dilemma, a not insignificant boost for a player who, like any other lower draft choice seen as a project, has very little job security.
But now that the dust has begun to clear with Aboushi emerging as a poster child for tolerance, a fair reading of the original broadside aimed at him as well as those seeking to defend the athlete shows that the truth isn't that simple. There is no evidence that Aboushi is a terrorist and he has now endorsed peace between Israelis and Palestinians. But those rushing to silence his critics need to acknowledge that some of the opinions he has endorsed go a little farther than merely, as the ADL claims, expressing pride in his Palestinian identity.


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Type: | Trad, 1 pitch, 50' |
Consensus: | YDS: 5.12a/b French: 7b Ewbanks: 26 UIAA: VIII+ ZA: 26 British: E5 6a [details] |
FA: | Randy Vogel, Todd Gordon and Cyndie Bransford, 1992 |
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Submitted By: | Randy on Jan 1, 2002 |
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By Sean From: Oak Park, CA Jan 5, 2015 CONDITION REPORT |
this route's two-bolt anchor no longer has any slings or rap rings, as of 4 Jan 2015. the two anchor bolts and their hangers are still there. just add slings and links for the rap. also possible to traverse up and to climber's far right to the bolted rap anchor of Six-Gun By My Side |
By Tony B From: Around Boulder, CO Jan 16, 2005 rating: 5.12 7b+ 27 VIII+ 26 E6 6b |
Hard, hard route. Impossible for me to on-sight anyway. I thought maybe 12+. I first tried to do this route without what I thought was a crux hold. It is not that I didn't see the hold, but more that I was avoiding it. It's size, shape, color and texture were consistent witha mud-douber wasp's nest, and I thought that grabbing it could result in a trip-ruining sting. Once I grabbed a TR rope and pulled my way way up past the hold I realized it was a large sloper of epoxy-crete. It was sugggested by my partner to grab a rock and smash it off, but I don't know the history here and I'm not a local so I left it. It has since been verified no-longer-present (removed?) and this is a good thing. |
By Randy Jan 16, 2005 |
WTF! Unless someone has seriously messed with this route in recent history, nothing Tony says makes the slightest bit of sense. The route involved some funky pinch layback moves which are pretty hard to fingure out. If some frustrated person decided to change the route because they couldn't do it, well, that is a shame. |
By Randy Jan 18, 2005 |
Tony: Not sure what you saw, but no glue or modifications when I recently checked it out. The crux is really hard to figure out, involving a layback/pinch on the right edge of the crack and highstepping onto it. It is one of those moves/combos that makes the route seem near impossible until you figure it out, then it seems not so bad. |
By Murf Jan 22, 2007 |
Took some falls off this one this w/e ( take it from me,the pin is good ). I didn't see any manufactured holds or wasp's nests. In fact, I wish there had been a sloper, 'cause the crimper I used ( repeatedly, I admit ), has worn a bloody hole in my finger. This would be an extremely difficult onsite. |
By toddgordon From: Joshua Tree, California Mar 30, 2010 |
I put the bolts in, and aided through the crux. Randy was able to do the route free. Cyndie was able to do the route with many hangs. |


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Lack of information hampers efforts to balance contractor and in-house workforce
The Defense Department has, at best, a blurry picture of its government acquisition workforce's makeup and skills, a hindrance to assessing its needs, the Government Accountability Office said last week.
The hidden force in acquisition
The lack of information "limits DOD's ability to make informed workforce allocation decisions and determine whether the total acquisition workforce — in-house and contractor personnel — is sufficient to accomplish its mission," John Needham, director of acquisition and sourcing issues at GAO, told the House Armed Services Committee's Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee.
As Congress pays more attention to contract management, defense officials know the least about the contracting officer's representative, he said. The COR's role is important to measure the contractor's work, keep costs under control and identify problems early on. But officials know so little about CORs because the work is often an added task for employees who have primary responsibilities.
However, Shay Assad, DOD's director of Defense procurement acquisition policy and strategic sourcing, said the department recently concluded an extensive review of the acquisition workforces for DOD and the military services.
"So we have the information that we need to look at that part of the workforce in a very detailed way," Assad said. The review took 18 months to finish and included more than 18,000 participants. He said it's the most comprehensive competency assessment ever of that workforce. DOD officials are using the information to map their needs as spending increases.
As part of a departmentwide strategy, officials would increase the size of the acquisition workforce by 15 percent, reaching a total of 20,000 people through fiscal 2015, he said. As a major element of the plan, DOD intends to convert approximately 11,000 contractor support positions to full-time government employees.
At the end of fiscal 2008, the number of civilian and military personnel in DOD's acquisition workforce totaled nearly 126,000, of which civilian employees comprised 88 percent, GAO said.
The goal is to restore the workforce to the 1998 levels of approximately 147,000 people, Assad said. DOD is bringing in interns as the new generation of contracting employees and hiring highly qualified experts, using the hiring authorities that Congress granted DOD in recent laws.
Needham said DOD's efforts are good, but it's too early to see the extent to which they can help DOD's management and oversight of its acquisition employees and contractors.
"These efforts may not provide the comprehensive information DOD needs to manage and oversee its acquisition workforce," he said.
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COTRs are one of the most important members of the acquisition workforce, serving the federal government as business leaders and helping ensure the health of the government-contractor relationship. It is very telling that DoD knows the least about these roles, which includes being a technical information conduit, contracting and regulatory liaison, and a business partnership manager. Acquisition reform must place close attention on filling strategic gaps, and provide appropriate support, training, and developmental tools to effectively perform their responsibilities and complete the mission. Although all the data collection will hopefully prove to be useful, I believe Mr. Needham is correct in that not only is too early to see the extent to which they can help DOD's management and oversight of its acquisition employees and contractors, but perhaps the data has not been thoroughly or adequately collected to provide the DoD the comprehensive information DOD needs to manage and oversee its acquisition workforce holistically.


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Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0001
[dateline] Germantown Decr. 30th. 1761
[salute] Dear Miss Polly1
[salute] I am, with compliments to your Family, your affectionate humble Servt.,
[salute] Dr. Ditto
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0002
[dateline] Octr. 4th. 1762
[salute] Miss Adorable
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0003
[dateline] [Braintree? 1762–1763]1
[salute] Dr. Miss Jemima
[salute] Yours,
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0004
[dateline] Braintree Feby. 14th. 1763
[salute] Dear Madam
[salute] Your—(all the rest is inexpressible)
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0005
[dateline] Weymouth March 16 1763
[salute] Dear Cousin1
[salute] That you may daily grow in virtue and useful Learning, and be a bright Orniment in Church or State is the sincere wish of Dear Cousin Your affectionat Friend,
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0006
[dateline] April 20th. 1763
[salute] Diana
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0007
[dateline] Weymouth August th 11 17631
[salute] My Friend
[salute] Accept this hasty Scrawl warm from the Heart of Your Sincere
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[dateline] Monday Morning [15 August?] 17631
[salute] Yours,
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[dateline] Saturday morning Aug. 1763
[salute] My dear Diana
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[dateline] Weymouth Sepbr. th 12 1763
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[dateline] Friday 10 O'clock [1763–1764]
[salute] My Dear Diana
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0012
[dateline] Boston Februry. 20th. 1764
[salute] Sir
"From Southern Climes the chearfull Sun returns,
And the late frozen North then gently warms;
His subtile Penetration op'rates so,
He does but look on Flowers and Plants they grow,
His loving Beams sweetly salute the Spring,
And dart their Virtue into every Thing."
[salute] I am Your Friend and Well-wisher,
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[dateline] Weymouth April th 2. 1764
[salute] Dear Unkle1
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[dateline] Weymouth April 7. 1764
[salute] Sir
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[dateline] Saturday Evening Eight O'Clock [7 April 1764]
[salute] My dear Diana
[dateline] Sunday Morning 1/2 After 10.
[dateline] 5 o clock afternoon.
[dateline] Monday. Ten O'Clock.
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0016
[dateline] Weymouth April 8. 1764
[salute] Sir
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[dateline] Ap. 9th 1764
[salute] My dear Friend
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0018
[dateline] Monday eve—Weymouth April 9. 1764
[salute] Dear Unkle
"He who directed and dispenced the past
O'er rules the present, and shall guide the last."
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0019
[dateline] Braintree Ap. 11th. 1764
[salute] My ever dear Diana
[salute] I am, and till then, and forever after will be your Admirer and Friend, and Lover,
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0020
[dateline] Wednesday Eveng. [11 April 1764]
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[dateline] Thurdsday. 5. Oclock. [12 April] 1764
[salute] Dr. Diana
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[dateline] Weymouth April 12. 1764
[salute] My Dearest Friend
"O Ye immortal powers! that guard the just
Watch round his Head, and soften the Disease
Banish all Sorrow from his Mind
Becalm his Soul with pleasing thoughts
And shew Mankind that virtue is your care."
[dateline] Fryday morning
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[dateline] [Boston, 13 April 1764]
[salute] My dearest
[salute] I am as ever Yr.
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[dateline] Saturday. Two O Clock [14 April 1764]
[salute] Pray write as often as you can to yr.
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[dateline] Sunday Noon Weymouth April th 15 1764
[salute] Sir
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[dateline] Weymouth April th 16 17641
[salute] My Friend
[salute] Adieu, evermore remember me with the tenderest affection, which is also borne unto you by Your ——
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[dateline] Tuesday 17th. April 1764
[dateline] 40 minutes after one O. Clock Tuesday April 17th. 1764
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[dateline] April 18. [1764] Wednesday 2 O Clock
[salute] Dr. Diana
[salute] Sylvia wants the Pen and I'm weary of it so I will use it no more than to subscribe the Name of
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[dateline] Thursday Eve.—Weymouth April th 19 1764
[dateline] Fryday Morning April th 20
[dateline] Fryday Evening
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[dateline] [Boston, 19? April 17641]
[salute] My Dear
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[dateline] Boston April 26th. 1764
[salute] I hope soon to see you, mean time write as often as possible to yrs.,
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[dateline] Weymouth April 30. 1764
[salute] Dear Lysander
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[dateline] Four O Clock afternoon May 4th. 1764
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[dateline] Weymouth May th 4: 1764
[salute] My ——
"Were I imprison'd e'an in paridice
I should leap the crystal walls."
[dateline] Sunday [6 May]
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[dateline] May 8th. 1764
[salute] Dr. Diana
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[dateline] Weymouth May. th 9 1764
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[dateline] Septr. 30th. 1764
[salute] My dear Diana
[salute] Believe me, now & ever yr. faithful
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[dateline] Boston Octobr. 4. 1764
[salute] Sir
[salute] I do not think of any thing further to add, nor any thing new to tell you, for tis an old Story tho I hope as pleasing as it is true, to tell you that I am unfeignedly Your
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[dateline] Saturday afternoon Boston Octobr. 13. 1764
[salute] Yours,
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[dateline] [post 14 July 1765]1
[salute] My Good old Friend
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[dateline] Braintree June 29th. 1766
[salute] Dr. Brother
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[dateline] Braintree july 15. 1766
[salute] My Dear Sister
"There, friendship full exerts her softest power,
Perfect Esteem, enliven'd by desire,
Ineffable, and Sympathy of Soul
Thought meeting thought, and will preventing will,
With boundless confidence."
"How Blessings brighten as they take their flight."
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[dateline] Braintree Octobr. 6. 1766
[salute] Dear Sister
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[dateline] Octobr. 13. 1766
[salute] Dear Sister
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[dateline] Braintree Jan'ry. 31 1767
[salute] My Dear Sister
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[dateline] Sunday Eveng. Weymouth Sepbr. 14 [i.e. 13] 17671
[salute] My Dearest Friend
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[dateline] September 23. 1767
[salute] Dr. sir
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[dateline] Weymouth April 13th 1768
[dateline] April 18th
[salute] Your Affectionate Cousin,
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[dateline] Falmouth <June 30> July 1 1769
[salute] [My]1 Dear
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[dateline] Boston Janry. 4 1770
[salute] Dear Cousin
"Give thy thoughts no tongue,
Nor any unproportioned thought his act
Be thou familiar; but by no means vulgar.
The Friends thou hast and their addoption try'd
Grapple them to thy Soul with hooks of Steel
But do not dull thy palm with entertainment
Of Each new hatch'd, unfledg'd comrade
Beware of entrance to a quarrel, but being in
Bear't that the opposed may beware of thee
Give every Man thine Ear but few thy voice
Take Each man['s] censure; but reserve thy judgment
Costly thy habit as thy purse can buy,
But not Express'd in fancy; rich not Gaudy
For the apparell oft proclaims the man
Neither a borrower nor a lender be
For loan oft looses oft itself and Friend
{ 69 }And borrowing dulls the Edge of husbandry
This above all, to thine own self be true
And it must follow as the Night the Day
Thou canst not then be fake to any man."
[salute] My good Friend
[salute] I am yr friend,
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[dateline] London, Feb. 21. 1771
[salute] Madam
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[dateline] London, Feb. 21. 1771
[salute] Dear sir
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[dateline] Boston April 11th.1 1771
[salute] My dear sir
[salute] Your Friend and servant,
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0058
[dateline] Braintree April the 20 1771
[salute] Dear Sir
"Where Contemplation p[l]umes her rufled Wings
And the free Soul look's down to pitty Kings."
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[dateline] London, Septr. 3: [1771]
[salute] Dear sir
[salute] In the mean time, sir, I am, with all the sincerity imaginable, Yr. very affect. & hum servt,
[salute] I write to Mrs. Adams, by this opportunity, or very soon; and am, sir, with all the respect possible to her, and to every body at Braintree or Weymouth—Yr. [ . . . ] &c.,
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[dateline] Septr. 17. 1771.
[salute] My Dear
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[dateline] [1771?]1
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[dateline] Plymouth May Saturday 17721
[salute] My Dr.
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[dateline] Boston July 16 1773
[salute] Madam
"Parent who vast pleasure find's
In forming of her childrens minds
In midst of whom with vast delight
She passes many a winters Night
Mingles in every play to find
What Bias Nature gave the mind
Resolving thence to take her aim
To guide them to the realms of fame
And wisely make those realms the way
To those of everlasting day.
Each Boisterous passion to controul
And early Humanize the Soul
In simple tales beside the fire,
The noblest Notions to inspire.
Her offspring conscious of her care
Transported hang around her chair."
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0064
[dateline] Plimouth july 25 1773
[salute] Dear Mrs. Adams
[salute] I subscribe with Great regard both his & your unfeigned Friend & Humble servant,
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0065
[dateline] Boston December 5. 1773
[salute] My Dear Mrs. Warren
[dateline] December 11
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0066
[dateline] Weymouth December 30 1773
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0067
[dateline] [1773?]1
[salute] Dear Cousing
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0068
[dateline] Plimouth january 19 1774
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0069
[dateline] Wey[mouth]February. 8th. 1774
[salute] My Dear Sister
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0070
[dateline] Feby. 24. 1774
[salute] My Dear
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0071
[dateline] [ante 27 February 1774]1
What tho the place be lost? All is not lost,
The unconquerable Will And Study of revenge,
Immortal hate And courage never to submit or yield,
And what is else not to be overcome;
That Glory never shall their Wrath or might
Extort from me.2
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0072-0001
[dateline] Plimouth February 27 1774
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0072-0002
Bright Phebus Drove his Rapid Car amain,
But Baits his steeds, beyond the Western plain,
Behind a Golden skirte'd Cloud to rest,
Er'e Ebon Night had spread her sable Vest,
And drawn her Curtains or'e the fragrant Vale,
Or Cinthias shadows drest the lonely dale.
The Heroes of the Tuskeraro Tribe,
Who scorn alike, A Fetter, or a Bribe,
In order Range'd, and waiting Freedoms Nod,
To make an off'ring, to the Watry God.
Grey Neptunes Rising, from his sea green Bed,
He Wave'd his Trident or'e his ouzy Head,
Stretching from shore to shore, his Regal Wand,
Bids all the River Deities Attend,
But least Refusal from some distant Dame,
Trytons Hoarse Clarion summon'd them by Name.
In Counsel met, to Adjust affairs of state,
Among their Godships, rose a warm debate,
What luscious Draught, they next shou'd substitute,
That might the palates, of Celestials suit,
{ 101 }As Nectars stream no more Meandering Rolls,
And Rich Ambrosia, quaff'd in flowing Bowls,
Profusely spent, nor Can Scamanders shore,
Yeald the fair sea Nimphs, one short Banquet more.
The Titans all with one accord Arouse'd,
To travil or'e Columbias Coast, propose'd,
To rob and plunder Ev'ry Neigh'bring Vine,
Regardless of Nemesis sacred shrine,
Nor leave untouch'd the peasants little store,
Or think of Right, while demi Gods have pow'r.
But they on No Alternative agreed,
Nor En'e Great Neptune further Could proceed,
Till Ev'ry Godess of the streams, and Lakes,
And lesser Dieties, of Fens and Brakes,
With all the Nymphs that swim around the Iles,
Deign to give sanction, by approving smiles.
For Females have their Influance over kings,
Nor wives, nor Mistresses, were useless things,
En'e to the Gods, of ancient Homers page.
Nor when in weighty Matters they Engage,
Could they Neglect the sexes sage advice,
And least of all, in any point so nice,
As to Forbid the Choice Ambrosial sip,
And offer Bohea to the rosey Lip.
Proud Amphitrite Rejects it in Disdain,
Refuse'd the Gift, and quits the Wat'ry main,
With servile Proteus laging by her side,
To take Advantage of the shifting tide,
To Catch a smile, or pick up Golden sands,
Either from Plutus, or the Naked strands.
Long practice'd, Easy he assumes the shape,
Of Fox, of panther, Crokedile, or ape,
If tis his Interest, his step dame He'll aid,
One pebble more, and Amphitrites Betray'd.
A Flaming Torch she took in Either Hand,
And as fell Discord Reign'd throughout the Land,
Was well appriz'd, the Centaurs would Conspire,
Resolv'd to set the No'thern World on Fire,
{ 102 }By scatering the Weeds of Indian shores,
Or Else to lodge them in Pigmalions stores,
But if the Artifice shou'd not succeed,
Then in Revenge Attempt some Bolder deed.
For while old Oceans mighty Billows roar,
Or Foaming surges lash the distant shore,
Shall Godeses Regale like Woodland dames,
First let Chinesean Herbage Feed the Flames.
But all the Neriads Wisper'd Murmers Round,
And Cragy Cliffs Re-echo Back the sound,
Till fair Salacia perch'd upon the Rocks.
The Rival Godess Waves her yellow Locks,
Proclaims that Hyson shall asswage their Grief,
With Choice Sochong, and the imperial Leaf.
The Heroes of the Tuskurarine Race
(Who Neither hold, nor Even wish for place,
While Faction Reigns, and Tyrany presides,
And Base oppression or'e the Virtues Rides,
While Venal Measures dance in silken sails,
And Avarice or'e Earth and sea prevails,
And Luxery creates such mighty Feuds
En'e [in] the Bosoms of the Demi Gods)
Lent their strong arm, in pity to the Fair,
To aid the Bright Salacias Gen'rous Care,
Poure'd a profusion of Delicious teas,
Which Wafte'd by a soft Favonian Breeze,
Supplied the Wa'try Deities in spight,
Of all the Rage, of jealous Amphitrite.
The Fair Salacia Victory, Victry sings
In spite of Heroes, demi Gods, And kings.
She bids Defiance: to the servile train,
The pimps, and sicophants, of G[eorg]es Reign.
The Virtuous Daughters of the Neigh'bring Mead
In Graceful smiles Approve the Glorious deed,
And 'tho the Syrens left their Coral beds,
Just or'e the surface, lifted up their Heads,
And sung soft peans, to the Brave and Fair,
Till almost Caught in the Delusive snare,
{ 103 }So sink securly in a Golden Dream,
And taste the sweet, innebriateing stream,
Which tho a Repast for the Watry Naiades,
Is Baneful poisen to the Mountain Dryades,
They saw delighted, from the Inland Rocks,
Or'e the Broad deep pour'd out Pandoras Box,
And join Salacias Victory to sing,
Ocean Rebounds, and songs of triumph Ring,
From Southern Lakes, Down to the Nothern Rills,
And spreads Confusion round Neponsit Hills.1
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0073
[dateline] Wey[mouth]March 7th. 1774
[salute] Dear Sister
[salute] This We do solemnly declare as witness our hand
[salute] Be so kind as to give my Love to Brother Adams, and the Children, and accept yourself of more than I can express from Your affectionate Sister,
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0074
[dateline] Boston May 12. 1774
[salute] My Dear
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0075
[dateline] May 17 74
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0076
[dateline] Ipswich June 23. 1774
[salute] My Dr.
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0077
[dateline] York June 29 1774
[salute] My Dr.
[salute] I am &c.,
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0078
[dateline] York June 29. 1774
[salute] I am yours,
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0079
[dateline] York June 29. 1774
[salute] My Dear
[salute] I am &c. your
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0080
[dateline] York June 30th, 1774
[salute] My Dr.
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0081
[dateline] York June 30. 1774
[salute] My Dr.
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0082
[dateline] York July 1st: 1774
[salute] I am &c.,
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0083
[dateline] York July 2. 1774
[salute] My Dr.
[salute] I am &c.,
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0084
[dateline] Littlefields at Wells. July 3. 1774
[salute] My Dear
[dateline] Pattens at Arundell July 4. 1774
[dateline] July 5th: Tuesday Morning
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0085
[dateline] Falmouth July 5. 1774
[salute] My Dr.
[dateline] July 6th.
[salute] I am &c.,
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0086
[dateline] Falmouth July. 6. 1774
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0087
[dateline] Falmouth July 6th: 1774
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0088
[dateline] Falmouth July 7th: 1774
[salute] My Dear
Shall falls Confession Save the Soul,
Who still retains what he has Stole,
Or having don his Neighbour wrong,
Will God be pleased with his Song[?]
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0089
[dateline] Falmouth July 9. 1774
[salute] My Dr.
Snatch me some God, Oh quickly bear me hence
To wholesome Solitude the Nurse of Sense
Where Contemplation prunes her ruffled Wings
And the free Soul looks down to pity Kings.
[salute] Your
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0090
[dateline] Satterday evening July 15th [16?] 17741
[salute] Dear Madam
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0091
[dateline] Plimouth August 9th 1774
[dateline] August 15.
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0092
[dateline] Braintree August th 15 1774
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0093
[dateline] Braintree August 19 1774
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0094
[dateline] Boston August 20 1774
[salute] Dear Sister
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0095
[dateline] Prince Town New Jersey Aug. 28th. 1774
[salute] My Dr.
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0096
[dateline] Braintree Sepbr. 2 1774
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0097
[dateline] Saturday 12 oClock [3 September 1774]
[salute] Dear Madam
[salute] I am with great Respect Your much oblig'd & Obt. Servt.,
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0098
[dateline] Phyladelphia Septr. 8. 1774
[salute] My Dear
[salute] Adieu.
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0099
[dateline] Braintree Sepbr. 14 1774
[salute] Dearest Friend
[dateline] September 16 1774
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0100
[dateline] Phyladelphia Septr. 14. 1774
[salute] My Dear
[salute] Adieu.
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0101
[dateline] Phyladelphia Septr. 16. 1774
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0102
[dateline] Phyladelphia Septr. 18. 1774
[salute] My Dear
[salute] Adieu.
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0103
[dateline] Phyladelphia Septr. 18. 1774
[salute] My Dear
[salute] Adieu.
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0104
[dateline] Phyladelphia Septr. 18. 1774
[salute] My dear Brother
[salute] Adieu.
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0105
[dateline] Philadelphia Sept. 19. 1774
[salute] My dear Child
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0106
[dateline] Philadelphia Septr. 20. 1774
[salute] My Dear
[salute] Adieu.
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0107
[dateline] Boston Garison Sepbr. 22 1774
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0108
[dateline] Phyladelphia Septr. 25. 1774
[salute] My Dear
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0109
[dateline] Phyladelphia Septr. 29. 1774
[salute] My Dear
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0110
[dateline] Phyladelphia Octr. 7. 1774
[salute] My Dear
[salute] Adieu my dear Wife—God bless you and yours. So wishes and prays, without ceasing,
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0111
[dateline] Phyladelphia Octr. 9. 1774
[salute] My Dear
[salute] Adieu.
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0112
[dateline] October 13 1774
[salute] Sir
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0113
[dateline] Wey— October 14th. 1774
"Braved the scorched vapours of the autumnal air"
"That give Mankind occasion to exert
Their hidden Strength, and throw out into Practice
{ 169 }Virtues which shun the Day, and lie conceald
In the smooth seasons and the calms of Life."
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0114
[dateline] Braintree October 15 1774
[salute] Sir
"Well-orderd Home—with her (who e're she be)
Who by Submissive Wisdom, Modest Skill,
With every gentle, care-eluding art
Will raise the Virtues, animate the bliss
And sweeten all the toils of Humane life."
[salute] That I may live to see you thus happy is the ardent wish of your assured Friend,
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0115
[dateline] Boston October 15 1774
[salute] Dear Cousin
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0116
[dateline] Braintree October 16 1774
[salute] My Much Loved Friend
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0117
[dateline] Cambridge, Octr. 20. [1774]
[salute] I am, your's, Mrs. Cranch, with the warmest regard,
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0118
[dateline] [1774?]1
[salute] Dear Sister
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0119
[dateline] [1774]
[salute] Madam
Are these thy deeds o Britton? this the praise
That points the growing Lusture of thy Name
These glorious works that in thy [better?] Days
fild the bright period of thine early fame
To rise in ravage and with arm prophane
From freedoms shrine each sacred Gift to rend
and mark the closing annals of thy reign
With every foe subdued, and every Friend.
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0120
[dateline] [Braintree, 25 January 1775]1
[salute] Dear Mrs. Warren
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0121
[dateline] Plimouth January 28 1775
[salute] With much Affection I subscribe your unfeigned Friend,
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0122
[dateline] [Braintree, 3? February 1775]1
[salute] My Dear Mrs. Warren
"Who combats virtues foe is virtue's friend"
"Well may they Dread the Muses fatal skill
Well may they tremble when she draws the quill
Her Magick quill that like Ithuriels Spear
Reveals the cloven hoof, or lengthen'd Ear,
Bids vice and folly take their Nat'ral Shapes
Turns Counsellors to knaves and Beaux to apes
Drags the vile whisp'rer from his dark abode
Till all the Deamon starts up from the toad."
"When Virtue sinks beneath unnumberd Woes
And passions born her Friends, revoult her foes
Tis Satire's power tis her corrective part
To calm the wild disorders of the heart
She points the arduous height where glory lies
And teaches mad ambition to be wise
In the Dark Bosome wakes the fair desire
Draws good from Ill, a Brighter flame from fire
Strips black oppression of her gay disguise
And bids the hag, in native horrour rise
Strikes tow'ring pride and Lawless rapine Dead
And plants the Wreath on Virtues awful head."
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0123
[dateline] Plimouth February 25 1775
"By smallest Violations apt to die
Reserve will Wound it and Distrust Destroy."
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0124
[dateline] Hartford. April 30th. 1775
[salute] My Dear
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0125
[dateline] Hartford. April 30th. 1775
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0126
[dateline] Braintree May 2 1775
[salute] My dear Mrs. Warren
[salute] Adieu my Dear Friend & believe me at all times most affectionately yours,
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0127
[dateline] Hartford May 2d. 1775
[salute] My Dear
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0128
[dateline] Hartford May 2d. 1775
[salute] My Dear
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0129
[dateline] Braintree May 4. 1775
[salute] Yours,
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0130
[dateline] Braintree May 7 1775
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0131
[dateline] New York May 8. 1775
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0132
[dateline] Braintree May 13 1775
[salute] Sir
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0133
[dateline] T[aun]t[o]n May 14th. 1775
[salute] Dear Portia
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0134
[dateline] Plimouth May 15 1775
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0135
[dateline] America New England May 22. 17[75]1
[salute] Sir
Whilst the tall Oak and quiv'ring willow bends
To make a Covert for their Countrys Friends
Deny'd a grave! amid the hurrying Scene
Of routed armies scouring o'er the plain.
"Reluctant freedom wave her last adieu,
And devastation sweep the vassal'd land."
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0136
[dateline] 24 May B[raintre]e 1775
"Yet to the Houseless child of want
our doors are open still.
And tho our portions are but scant
We give them with good will."
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0137
[dateline] Phyladelphia May 26. 1775
[salute] My Dear
[salute] I am [ . . . ]2
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0138
[dateline] Phyladelphia May 29. 1775
[salute] My Dear
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0139
[dateline] Phyladelphia June 2. 1775
[salute] My Dear
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0140
[dateline] B[raintre]e June 3 1775
[salute] Dear Silvia
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0141
[dateline] From the Green June 4th 1775
[salute] My Dear Portia
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0142
[dateline] Philadelphia June 6th 1775
[salute] My Dear
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0143
[dateline] Phyladelphia June 7. 1775
[salute] Dr. sir
[salute] I am, sir your most huml sert,
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0144
[dateline] Phyladelphia. June 10. 1775
[salute] My Dear
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0145
[dateline] Phyladelphia June 10th. 1775
[salute] My Dear
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0146
[dateline] Phyladelphia June 11. 1775
[salute] My Dear
[dateline] June 17
[salute] Adieu.6
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0147
[dateline] Weymouth June [16?] 17751
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0148
[dateline] Braintree June 16th. 1775
[salute] Sir
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0149
[dateline] Plymouth June 16 1775
[salute] Dear Mrs. Adams
Docno: ADMS-04-01-02-0150
[dateline] Sunday June 18 1775
[salute] Dearest Friend
[dateline] Tuesday afternoon [20 June]


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September 2, 2013
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Prospective memory in healthy Chinese people: The latent structure of the Comprehensive Assessment of Prospective Memory Questionnaire
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Title | Prospective memory in healthy Chinese people: The latent structure of the Comprehensive Assessment of Prospective Memory Questionnaire |
Author | Chan, Raymond C. K.; Qing, Yonghong; Wu, Quiping; Shum, David |
Journal Name | Neuropsychological Rehabilitation |
Year Published | 2010 |
Place of publication | United Kingdom |
Publisher | Psychology Press |
Abstract | This study aimed to examine the latent structure of the Chinese version of the Comprehensive Assessment of Prospective Memory (CAPM) using confirmatory factor analysis. A total of 264 healthy Chinese participants (118 men and 146 women) took part in the study and their ages ranged from 17 to 90 years. There was no gender effect upon the frequency of prospective memory (PM) forgetting but age and education were found to be correlated significantly with these frequencies in the current sample. Results of the study also showed that the model with the best fit had a tripartite structure which consisted of a general memory factor (with all items loading on it) plus a basic activities of daily living as well as an instrumental activities of daily living factor. Furthermore, this tripartite model was robust across subgroups with respect to gender, education, and age. These findings provide support for the construct validity of the original CAPM and demonstrate its utility in another culture. |
Peer Reviewed | Yes |
Published | Yes |
Alternative URI | http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/09602010903425710 |
Volume | 20 |
Issue Number | 3 |
Page from | 459 |
Page to | 470 |
Date Accessioned | 2010-11-13 |
Language | en_AU |
Research Centre | Behavioural Basis of Health; Griffith Health Institute |
Faculty | Griffith Health Faculty |
Subject | Biological Psychology (Neuropsychology, Psychopharmacology, Physiological Psychology) |
URI | http://hdl.handle.net/10072/35290 |
Publication Type | Journal Articles (Refereed Article) |
Publication Type Code | c1 |
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Type: | Sport, 1 pitch, 60' |
Consensus: | YDS: 5.11c French: 6c+ Ewbanks: 24 UIAA: VIII- ZA: 24 British: E4 6a [details] |
FA: | Will Niccolls, Ike Nicoll, April 1, 1989. |
Page Views: | 3,151 |
Submitted By: | Una Bonger on Jan 1, 2005 |
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By D. Rivers Dec 20, 2003 |
This route is harder than 11b. |
By Una Bonger Dec 29, 2003 |
It's definitely possible that this route is harder than 11b. Some have said as high as 12a, but most I've spoken with believe 11b or 11c. By the way, the first ascent was on April 1, 1989. Will |
By Anonymous Coward Aug 13, 2004 |
I also felt this route to be harder than 11b, significantly more difficult than "Touch Monkey". Albeit pretty good. |
By Anonymous Coward Aug 13, 2004 |
Should this route be classified as closed, since it's a hundred feet or so up the Sunnyside 2 ramp? |
By Dave J Mar 18, 2007 |
AC - this route AND Sunnyside 2 are open during the bat closures. |
By Tony B From: Around Boulder, CO May 10, 2007 rating: 5.11b 6c 23 VIII- 23 E3 5c |
April Fools!?!? What I got to the top and couldn't find the anchor, so April Fools? Did I just miss it at twilight? Well, going up and left to the top is mellow enough climbing, but it's a 60' runout to the summit! If you fell, you'd deck for sure. So, where are the anchors relative to the last bolt? Not up and not left... must be right. I ended up on the summit belaying my second from the ground. The crux of this route is harder than some of the other 11s in the area. |
By Will Niccolls Aug 3, 2007 |
Tony, it's possible the anchors are gone now, the last time I was on this route was in the late '90s, but I assure you we put in two bolts at the top. As I remember, you go straight up and slightly left of the last bolt, maybe 20 feet at most above that last one, and though my recollection is vague, I think is that there is a slight trough in the rock that one follows. Certainly not a groundfall, if you went for a 60' runout well, then your biggest problem is hauling your giant sac around. |
By Ted Lanzano From: Boulder, CO Jun 23, 2008 |
Thanks, Matt and Paul, and props to you guys for your efforts. It was great updating these routes with you yesterday. There are still routes to be replaced up there, and if anyone is ever interested, let one of us know. |
By Will Niccolls Aug 25, 2008 |
Wow! That's fantastic news. Thanks for all your efforts, it is much appreciated. Will |
By Robbie the Dog Jul 5, 2009 |
Maybe it was just my head today, but the spaces between the second and third to last bolts felt a little sporty. However, it's pretty easy going, there are a few spots for Aliens/stoppers, and you're probably not as much of a wuss as me. |
By Phil Lauffen From: The Bubble Aug 13, 2011 rating: 5.11+ 7a 24 VIII 24 E4 6a |
I think the name "April Fool's" is a direct reference to the grade. Also be careful between the second and third to last bolts, as mentioned above. My friend took two repeated ~30 footers right before the second to last bolt. It is solid 5.10 climbing there, and you are pumped from the insecure, slopey crux. It's all air, but my pinky jammed into my ATC :'(. He was probably 20 feet from the deck still, but the FA wasn't messing around with how the bolts are placed. |
By Steve Annecone From: boulder Apr 13, 2012 rating: 5.11d 7a 24 VIII 25 E5 6a |
Excellent route with a very technical crux and plenty of sustained climbing. I used a small cam before the first (very high) bolt, and a yellow Alien to reduce the big runout (15 ft?) between 4th and 5th bolts. Without this last piece, probably 10+ PG-13 in this section, which isn't too bad if you can do the crux. |
By Will Niccolls Sep 13, 2013 |
"I think the name "April Fool's" is a direct reference to the grade. Also be careful between the second and third to last bolts, as mentioned above. My friend took two repeated ~30 footers right before the second to last bolt. It is solid 5.10 climbing there, and you are pumped from the insecure, slopey crux. It's all air, but my pinky jammed into my ATC :'(. He was probably 20 feet from the deck still, but the FA wasn't messing around with how the bolts are placed." Among other dumb things I did in my youth was wire this route into submission on toprope, then put in the original 4 bolts on rappel. I subscribed to the idea that using less permanent protection was better, and I think it was possible to protect the reach to the first bolt with a tricam. Then the rest was just run and gun, and if you needed, maybe you could jam a cam into a pocket in the middle. I drilled those holes with a hammer and hand drill. At the top, I think we used webbing and a couple of rappel rings at two anchor bolts. A few months later the guy I did the route with originally, who I'm not sure ever redpointed it, came back and added 3 bolts with a hammerdrill. I responded with righteous indignation: "How dare you!" A couple of years later I came back to the route, out of shape, my body as soft as a ripe peach. Had to hang on every bolt and thanked God the extra bolts were there and wished for more of them too. We named it April Fools when we finished it on 4/1, and figured a sandbag grade was appropriate. Grades were harder in 1990, but it was still a sandbag when we reported 10d. Kind of silly, but I wasn't a particularly mature 23 year old. Later we discovered better practices for anchors with chains and stainless rings, but by then bolting was illegal in the Mountain Parks. Anyway, this is way too much detail on a modest route, but it's the only route I envisioned and put up from beginning to end and I'm pleased it sees some traffic. |