text:
Skip to comments.Reid: No bowing to Tea Party anarchists on Obamacare
Posted on 09/23/2013 12:55:21 PM PDT by Tailgunner Joe
click here to read article
I hope the senate is "torn asunder" because many of the esteemed senators are criminals of one ilk or another. Many are criminals because they broke their oath to defend the Constitution and to defend the country against enemies foreign and domestic. Many should be in prison.
I hope the senate is "torn asunder" because many of the esteemed senators are criminals of one ilk or another. Many are criminals because they broke their oath to defend the Constitution and to defend the country against enemies foreign and domestic. Many should be in prison.
It makes it so easy for government to persecute the opposition in any manner they deem necessary when the general public is conditioned to perceive certain fellow citizens as the enemy denying them their deserved utopia.
Juden raust! Judenrein!
I thought the RULES OF THE SENATE proscribed the calling of insults towards other members or officeholders within the current administration from the floor of the Senate.
If Leader Reid is establishing an easement upon these hallowed RULES of such an august deliberative body...
Perhaps Cruz and company, citing the Majority Leader's exercise of such privilege...
...Can think of a few descriptives of their own to focus on Dingy Harry...
Human Anatomy...
One Word...
Two Syllables...
First Syllable begins with "A" ...
Second Syllable begins with "H"...
Let's all be honest.
We know there is 0% chance that Obamacare is going to be defeated.
We all know that the House has absolutely NO backbone. On just about every important decision they have let us down.
This will be no different and all of us know it.
Not with this lame leadership.
how about not caving to loons, socialists and extremists.
No, Federal prison is way to good for him!
Tom morrow works for the country if he has nothing planned.
If Income taxes were not stolen directly from working US Citizens pay and that taxes were merit based it would be much easier to control these a-holes that call themselves representatives of the American people.
I'd be happy with the first part
He says it's the law. Yet he gets around the law by making the taxpayers pay for 75% of his premiums. Oh, how I despise that man! I would love to spit in his face.
Good thing the king doesn't have his schwanz hanging out or Obama would be bending lower. I cringe every time I see those photos.
Anarchists? How inflammatory! Is he trying to incite violence?
Let's see. I think the House voted against Obamacare this time. I think they would have voted against it the first time if anyone had read the bill. If the ship has a hole in it, then you abandon the ship. Obamacare is the Titanic, and it is full of holes.
I don't care where he dies, I just hope that it's extremely painful when he does.
Your Titanic comparison is on target. Cruz did a marvelous job but on reflection, I think there was one thing he could have said but didn't. How about "The American people don't want ObamaCare, and the more they learn about it, the more certain they are they don't want ObamaCare." Then he could have gone into the reasons why the American people were right using all the points he made. Probably no big deal but it would have been nice to hear.
Oooo...I've never been an "anarchist" before. Cool! I think I'll just keep bugging these freaks! :)
Harry Reid: crook.
I am SO afraid you're right. I wonder what methods will be created to load us into the rail cars, or trucks, or showers, and how the public will look the other way as we are taken away.
Shame that a senior United States senator is behaving so childish-calling people, US citizens no less, names.
Sounds like a threat to me.
"reckless course", how could it be reckless to save the taxpayer and every American money and probably years off the average lifespan?
I still cannot figure out if these democrats are incompetent, or really trying to destroy our economy and livelihoods. If the latter, what is the motive? There must be one, they must understand that by doing so they are destroying their children, and children's children future.
The U.S. Constitution will always be characterized as anarchy by left wing revolutionaries.
Harry, you're a piece of...work. I see your percentages are in the toilet,too. You aren't loved by anyone except God.
Tea Party anarchists? Anarchists? Chalk up one more example why Democrats should submit to a random drug test
Lets all be honest. We know there is 0% chance that Obamacare is going to be defeated.
Just want him to die...doesn't matter where.
He is the anarchist, for defying the origination clause of the Constitution. He did it to pass the bill in the first place, and he's probably fixing to do it again with the defunding bill. Read your history, comrade Reid, or just simply read the Constitution.
Why is everyone wearing black and white horizontal stripes? Do they subconsciously realize they are prisoners?
Man, that was one of the most hateful, repugnant things I've ever heard an elected politician say. I can't even use the proper words really, so over the top. Harry Reid is just a hatemonger, can hardly believe it.
He should be buried face down and pants to his knees.
Political ideology has come full circle. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Conservatives would refer to all left-wing radicals as "anarchists." Apparently now that the Left is fully in charge, the same epithet is now used as a label for conservatives and libertarians.
democrats hate freedom
When will u all see the democrat party is the enemy?
Pelosi, Obama, Reid, Feinstein ,Boxer, Schumer , TV news anchors, etc. what more vile evil group of pit vipers have there ever been than these democrats who are typical democrats? none ever. democrats are pure evil. there is no negotiating with democrats.
At my work, anytime politics comes up in the discussion, it inevitably goes into talking about Congress and how Reid and Pelosi are the two smartest and most capable members of Congress. And I get to listen to it.
I also get to listen to how these two have the best policies to help the poor and disenfranchised and if you are a white male, you need to support their positions out of compassion and selflessness, since white men by nature have too much privilege in America, have not been through enough hard times and have not had to overcome real adversity like women and minorities, and therefore are obligated to support Reid and Pelosi since they need to do everything they canto help those who can't make it in America because they don't have the privilege of white men.
So much fun listening to all the garbage while trying to hold my tongue /sarcasm and projectile vomit alert.
Look up the concept of Outer Darkness in Mormon Doctrine and then you'll know where Harry Reid will spend eternity.
Were do you work? You need a new job.
This coming from the leader of the bunch who passed a healthcare bill of over a thousand pages without reading it, and he wants to call his opposition a bunch of anarchists?
That's a nice prayer. I remember this scum when he was on the Gaming Commission in LV. He is still the same sniveling little coward scumbag he is today. He makes your skin crawl.
Reid is almost as terrible as B Hussein Obama.
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.


text:
The standing ovation problem is a simple model introduced by (Miller & Page, 2004) that provides a rich domain from which to explore the world. The problem is basically whether to join to the applauding audience or not. Tricky part is that the decision of an individual does not only depend on his impressions of the performance, but also on the audience surrounding him. If everyone around a person give standing ovation, it is very likely that so does the person, even if he does not enjoy the performance at all. This phenomenon is also named as descriptive norm. It is a behavioral rule that individuals follow when their empirical expectations of others following the same rule are met (Muldoon, Lisciandra, Bicchieri, Hartmann, & Sprenger, 2014). In this study, we model the standing ovation problem using agent-based modeling technique and MASON framework to explore the structure of the problem and observe the emergent patterns and behavior.
Download the jar file and play with it ! (Bonus, I throw other very nice examples in the MASON library ) //right click and open if your OS complains about security issues
Single rule: Follow the majority in the neighborhood, if the majority is standing so do I, if they sit I follow them !
Note: In the model pane, you will find standing rate of the audience (which you can track and save) and also the free parameters: rate of the confused people (act exactly the opposite of the rule), rate of consistent audience (don't care social pressure), agents' vision (distance 1 is Moore neighborhood without seeing the back row), and finally the initial standing probability of the agents.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Talk to a Lawyer
Want to talk to an attorney? Start here.
How It Works
- Briefly tell us about your case
- Provide your contact information
- Choose attorneys to contact you
Accident Law Auto Accidents Auto Insurance Issues Car Accident Claims Bankruptcy and Debt Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Debt Management
Business Business Contracts Business Structures Other Business Topics Criminal Law Criminal Defense Case Criminal Offenses Defendant's Rights


text:
Past Extra Credits
All issues
In Minnesota, No Child Left Behind Prompts "Unprecedented Attention to Individual Students"
As part of No Child Left Behind, states across the country are using test results and other criteria to identify schools in need of improvement. As recently reported in the Minneapolis Star-Tribune, these accountability measures are prompting principals and teachers in Minnesota to redouble their efforts to make sure they are meeting the needs of every child. Following is an excerpt from the Star-Tribune article:
"In the wake of the state's announcement last week that more than 400 Minnesota elementary schools may soon be tagged as needing improvement under the federal No Child Left Behind Act, schools are focusing on how to stay off that listor how to get off it.This article was originally published on June 1, 2003, and is no longer available online.
"For most, it means unprecedented attention to individual students and reaching those who struggle. Whether that includes summer school, after-school programs or outreach to parents depends on the school and the kids who go there, officials said. [emphasis added]
"The real list of low performers comes out July 31, based on schools' 2003 Minnesota Comprehensive Assessment (MCA) scores. That list may shock some. For the first time, whole schools could be tagged as needing improvement judging by the achievement of smaller subgroups of students.
"That means a school with high average scores but, for example, lower scores among English-language-learners or children living in poverty could be tagged as underperforming. It's a sobering thought for many.
"'This means we need a wider lens; we have to do this for all kids,' said Sue Roehrich, curriculum director for the Winona schools. 'But it's also a very focused lens. Accountability will be much sharper in reading and math. We'll have to do well across the board.'"
About Extra Credit
NCLB Extra Credit is a regular look at the No Child Left Behind Act, President Bush's landmark education reform initiative passed with bipartisan support in Congress.
If you would like the NCLB Extra Credit emailed to you, please send a request to Geoff Goodman at email@example.com or call (202) 205-9191.
Last Modified: 01/07/2004


text:
Spacious and Light Flat in De Pijp Amsterdam
מספר אנשים מקסימלי2
חדרי שינה1
גודל60 מטר רבוע
Floor No.
- מטבח
- טלויזיה
- חדר הניתן לנעילה
- אינטרנט/ אינטרנט אלחוטי
- מגבות
Accommodation summary
|Van Hilligaertstraat, 1072 JX Amsterdam, הולנד
|סוג נכס
|פרטי הזיהוי של מקום הלינה
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
|A week ago
In the apartment you will find a living room with TV, DVD and radio/ CD player, a bedroom with a double bed, a kitchen/ dining room with fridge, cooker, ceramic hob and microwave. There is a private bathroom with bath and separate toilet. Linen and towels and free WiFi are provided. There is coffee and tea (we do not serve breakfast) at your disposal.
Nearby you will find various shops including two supermarkets and dozens of restaurants and (food)bars.
From Central Station, take first tram 5 to stop Museumplein and then tram 12 to stop Cornelis Troost Plein, through 30 meters, is the first right van Hilligaertstraat, 30 meters further to the right is number 33.
From Amstel Station tram 12 to stop Cornelis Troost Plein, walk 30 meters back, first right is the Van Hilligaertstraat, 30 meters further to the right is number 33.
By car from A10 (the ring road around Amsterdam). Take exit S108 (Oud Zuid, Olympisch Stadion) bottom right, follow exit S108 direction Centrum. After 3 km turn right at Shell Station (actually straight) Van Hilligaertstraat, after 300 meters left number 33.
Nearby you can almost always park, but it is expensive (more than 25 euros per day). We recommend the car in the P + R (Park and Ride) to the Olympisch Stadion to park and then using public transport to the apartment to travel (trams 16 and 24 stop Albert Cuyp or bus 65, stop Scheldestraat). More information: parking in Amsterdam on the website of Amsterdam.
Tip: bring your luggage to the apartment first and drive the car park at the Olympic Stadium
כללי הבית
|תעריף שבועי
|תעריף חודשי
|מקסימום לילות
|2 months
|Check-in before
|עזיבה לפני
|מדיניות ביטולים
Dear all I would NOT recommend this accommodation to anyone. Although the area is not bad and you can get the tram to the center or even walk, however the flat was not as we thought when we were looking at the pics and most importantly the service of the host was not good AT ALL.
We had an incident with the outdoor lock that was not working (we were extremely lucky that we tried it before leaving - which I almost never do - so we were not locked outside). After a lot of texting, they called the technician to fix it but did so only partly. The problem did remain during our stay, the only thing that changed was that we found out a trick to unlock the door with the key..
On top of that, I did ask for an invoice (as I needed it for my employer) but 5 months have passed and still no news. I tried multiple times to find a solution through WINDU, but they said it is not their responsibility.
So to sum it up, I would recommend not to book this flat or anywhere really via WINDU. My past exprerience certainly made it unlikely to visit this site again...unfortunately!!!
The apartment was clean and comfortable as usual. But the new greeting system with iambnb is a bit confusing and contradictory and impersonal too. Upon arriving I had to fill out a form on a small screen of a smartphone, while not a huge thing, was hard to see and difficult to make corrections when my finger could not tap exactly the small button. And then the information in the "iambnb welcome magazine" was contradicting what the cardboard iambnb information plackard was saying. For example...Please take out the trash yourself, but only on your trash day" but in the part of the magazine where i find the information for trash day was absent. Same for what to do with the keys and sheets. And I missed seeing the host, who is very pleasant and I would have liked to say hello to.
Have stayed in this apartment before, I chose again this apartment because the host is very friendly, always checking to make sure everything is ok, and the location is good.
The apartment was clean and very cosy. The host welcomes us very friendly even at 22:30 after the train was too late. The stairs are very narrow, but that's typical for Amsterdam and it was a funny experience. Unfortunately the bedroom was bright early in the morning, because there are no useful curtains. The apartment was in a very nice quarter with bars and supermarkets.
So, all in all, we felt comfortable and recommend the apartment!
The flat is very spacious and clean, bed very comfy. Easy to get to from the airport and in a cool area with cafes and restaurants nearby. Josst waited up for us to arrive as we arrived wuite late and everything was straightforward. I recommend you hire bycicles (the place Joost recommended was fairly prices and the guys there really nice). Just beware of the two flight of stairs, they are quite step, but that's the Dutch way it seems.
Bright and comfortable apartment, furnished with everything that you need (towels, hair dry and so on...). Quite and beautiful location, not so far from the city centre.
Really nice appartement, very spacious for 2 persons and bright and nicely fournished! We absolutly enyojed staying there! The connection to the city center is easy and fast with trams nearby and to the Museumplein we could even walk as it is so closed. There are fantastic places to eat out around like the Omelegg, Le pain quotidien or an brasilian coffe shop.
Joost was very friendly and helpfull with advices where to go and what to see.
We would defnetly recomand Joost´s place and we would love to come back and stay there anytime soon!
Highly recommend. Not far away from the centre and the apartment definitely does the job, especially with the kitchen and being able to make your own food and saving money. Big plus is the Wifi included in the apartment. Will definitely recommend and more than likely return at some point.
- הבטחת איכות מקומות הלינה
- כל מארח מאושר טלפונית
- תשלום מאובטח


text: Emerald Lake is where you can find all the pleasures of a northern resort, offering a range of modern services and activities for every member of the family. Whether it be for a short stay with a motorhome, a summer place with a new park model,or a tow behind trailer. Emerald Lake can also accommodate your family large/small or corporate picnic. Emerald Lake is situated on 94 acres of property and has a 5-acre, pollution-free spring-fed lake, 200 ft waterslide, kiddie pool, and 3,400 sq ft splashpad; where only spring water from the lake is used. Also 18 Regulation Sand Volleyball courts & Snack bar. Coming for this year,we are adding an indoor pool, jacuzzi, Sauna & exercise room, and Banquet hall.


text:
Forgive me for returning to sherry so soon after writing about palo cortardo, but you need to scoop up the just-released, cloudy, full-flavoured, yeasty en rama finos and manzanillas now. These limited edition seasonal sherries start to deteriorate the moment they pop up here in May, with most bodegas citing a shelf life of just three to six months. Treat these en rama rarities just like grand white wines from good vintages and keep somewhere dark and cool. Once opened, store it in the fridge and drink it in two days.
En rama sherry is one of the most exciting


text:
I need to find all the solutions of the equation
I know that I can use the quadratic equation and then use a partial result of that to solve for the roots. However, when I use the quadratic equation, I come up with an answer that just doesn't make sense to me, i.e. . I am not sure where to go from here. I have gone over my calculations several times and this is just what I get... I will appreciate your help. (Sorry, I can't remember how to do the plus/minus sign). Thanks.
Actually, you did NOT make an error, you simply have not finished the problem. You want to write the solutions in the "standard" form "a+ bi".
Use the quadratic formula (not "quadratic equation") with a= 1, b= 4i, and c= -4- 2i.
(which is what you got) where I have dropped the " " since I will be using the two roots of 2i.
"2i" is at (0, 2) in the complex plane, 90 degrees from the real axis, so its square roots are at 45 and -45 degrees, still distance 2 from the origin. That is, they are and . The solutions to the equation are
and .
However, the OP has marked the thread as solved and Thanked HoI and generally seems perfectly happy to swap one careless error for another, so who am I to rock the boat ....


text:
The south park quiz Test
Tests others are taking
The How International Are You? Test
endemic_taco40 / m / Straight
VeganPhil28 / m / Straight
Benk_Ember23 / m / Straight
Aqueduc24 / m / Straight
NYsGreatest26 / m / Straight
Connect your existing OkCupid account
Sign in
Welcome Back!
Restore your account to continue meeting new people.
Reset your password
We'll email you a link to reset it.
Email sent!
An email is on its way to .
If you don't see it, try checking your Spam folder.
Enter Authentication Code
Sign in
Not so fast!
You need to complete your basic info on the mobile app before you can use the desktop site.


text:
Adult Education Entities Eligible for IES Researcher-Practitioner Partnerships
Adult education entities are among those eligible to apply for the research funding announced by the Institute of Education Sciences (IES) under its Researcher-Practitioner Partnerships in Education Research grant program. IES established the program to fund partnerships of research institutions and state or local education agencies, including those in adult education to highlight research in the area of improved student outcomes.. A Letter of Inten must be received by July 19, 2012 by 4:30 p.m. EDT. The application package will be available on July 19, 2012. Applications are due by Sept. 20, 2012 by 4:30 p.m. EDT.
The research-practitioner partnership program differs from other IES research grant programs in that it provides support for developing research plans. IES intends for the program to foster greater use of state and district administrative data for research. The partnerships must identify an education issue with important implications for improving student achievement that is of high priority for the education agency, carry out initial data analyses focused on the issue, and develop a plan for further research on the issue, culminating in an application to one of the other IES research grant programs.
Since the ultimate goal of each partnership is research resulting in improved student outcomes, applicants must show how their research partnership is linked to such outcomes. For adult education, the primary outcomes are student achievement in reading, writing, and mathematics as measured by specific assessments and course and program completion. Adult students are defined as being at least 16 years old, outside of the K–12 system, and engaged in adult basic education, adult secondary education, programs for adults who are learning English, or programs to help under-prepared adult students acquire the skills to succeed in college.
At the end of its research partnership project, each grantee is expected to provide descriptions of the partnership as it developed through the grant process and of the education issue it addressed; the results of the initial data analyses of administrative data and those from any additional data collections or analyses; an application, ready for submission to one of the IES grant competitions, designed to support the partnership in carrying out further research on the issue; recommendations for ways the partnership could be maintained over the longer term; and a statement of lessons learned from developing the partnership that others might consider in forming future partnerships.
We encourage interested parties, particularly state and local adult education entities, to review the full Request for Applications, which includes details on funding, requirements, eligibility, and the application process.
Collaboration in Action: Henry Ford Early College
This is the fourth column in a series on the Blueprint for Transforming Career and Technical Education. The focus this week is on an effort that exemplifies in important respects the concept of collaboration set forth in the Blueprint: "Strong collaborations between secondary and postsecondary institutions, employers, industry, and other partners are essential to creating high-quality CTE programs, and they result in numerous benefits" for students, education institutions and faculty, and employers. The Henry Ford Early College, in Dearborn, Mich., is a five-year collaborative program in partnership with Dearborn Public Schools, Henry Ford Community College, and Henry Ford Health System. It is also in coordination with Wayne County Regional Educational Service Agency and the State Board of Education, and together the entities collaborate to prepare students for careers in health fields, by providing them an opportunity to complete the requirements for high school graduation, an associate degree, and certification in a health field simultaneously. Henry Ford Early College entered its fifth year of operation in fall 2011.
The program enrolls 50 students each year, with 30 from the Dearborn district and 20 from the rest of Wayne County. Enrollees are selected from among the applicants based on a lottery. Approximately 220 students currently are participating in the program.
The early college program has implemented several interventions to raise student achievement, including a summer program focusing on mathematics, reading, and writing and after-school tutoring and classes in reading and mathematics. The curriculum meets all of Michigan's mandated requirements for high school graduation, as well as the Henry Ford Community College associate degree requirements. The students have varied opportunities to participate in clinical experiences at the Henry Ford Health System and are prepared for jobs such as surgical technologist, pharmacy technician, physical therapist assistant, respiratory therapist, radiographer, medical practitioner in clinical management, medical practice/facility business management, biotechnology, clinical and ophthalmic technician, and in the dialysis, paramedic, pre-nursing, and associate of science fields.
The complementary roles of each partner benefit both students and employers. Students accelerate their education at no cost for their college courses, and qualified graduates have the opportunity for immediate employment with the Henry Ford Health System, which, along with other potential employers, benefit from a trained workforce with relevant skills.
Henry Ford Early College made adequate yearly progress (AYP) in 2010-2011, and earned an "A" in 2010–11 from the Michigan Department of Education's Education Yes! – a Yardstick for Excellent Schools, the state school accreditation system.


text:
About Us
About Sinfonia
Performing Artists
Artistic Director
Administration & Board
Reviews & Photos
Cultural Arts Center at Silver Spring, Montgomery College
Concerts & Tickets
Oct 25, 2014 / Late Great Bach: The Mass in B Minor
Dec 20, 2014 / Bach Home For the Holidays
Feb 21, 2015 / Annual Chamber Program: REBEL Baroque Plays Bach
Apr 18, 2015 / Bach's Early Voice: The Weimar Cantatas
May 9, 2015 / Bach in the Middle: The Cöthen Concerto
Purchase Tickets
Cultural Arts Center at Silver Spring, Montgomery College
Mar 19, 2015 / Bach-analia Gala
Live Concert Clips
Our CDs
Education & Outreach
Making Concert Going
an Enlightening Experience
Open Dress Rehearsals for
Young Musicians
Free Tickets for Young Adults
Touring Programs
Educational Residencies
Support Us
Give as a Volunteer
Individual Contributions
Corporate Sponsorship
Donor Events
Mar 19, 2015 / Bach-analia Gala
Available Programming
Full Electronic Press Kit
Press Photos
Sinfonia Special Announcement:
We regret to inform you that the Bach Sinfonia will not be able to present its usual season of performances for 2015-16 due to budgetary and other issues. However, we hope to present at least one concert in the winter or spring of 2016. We will be making a further announcement regarding the future plans for the Bach Sinfonia as soon as we are able. Thanks for your patience and for your continuing support of the Bach Sinfonia.
PO Box 8704 • Silver Spring, MD 20907-8704 • Tel: (301) 362-6525 • Fax: (240) 632-9323 • E-mail:
Copyright © 2014 The Bach Sinfonia. All rights reserved.


text:
Manchester United entertain an in-form Queens Park Rangers at Old Trafford this game-week. And if recent results are indicative of anything, United will have to be overly cautious to avoid shedding points to Mark Hughes' team.
QPR have already defeated juggernauts like Arsenal and Liverpool, and they have enough grit and determination to grind out a result against the Red Devils.
The match is of enormous significance to both sides: Manchester United to retain the rift between them and crosstown rivals Manchester City, and QPR to survive for another year of top-flight football.
Sir Alex Ferguson has been in such positions before, and he won't be complacent. I envision a hiding.
Here's picking the Red Devils' starting XI to win heavily at Old Trafford.


text:
Module Title
This Revision is No Longer Current
The latest version of this module is available here
The latest version of this module is available here
|Prerequisites for Module
Normally a UK honours degree or equivalent, in Engineering or a related discipline at class 2.2 or above and proficiency in English language for academic purposes (IELTS minimum score of 6.5 or equivalent).
ENM226 Subsea Technology or 2 years of subsea pipeline engineering experience
Corequisite Modules
Precluded Modules
This module is not suitable for students following an MSc in Professional Studies programme unless they meet the entry qualifications stipulated in the University Regulations on admission and the prerequisites above.
Aims of Module
This module aims to extend the understanding of and to develop an ability, under supervision, to perform subsea and deepwater pipeline design calculations based on codes and industry guidelines.
Learning Outcomes for Module
On completion of this module, students are expected to be able to:
Indicative Module Content
Route selection, pipeline diameter, thermal design, material selection, design for strength, stability, expansion and buckling, pipeline spans and pipeline protection, lateral buckling, corrosion control, strain based design, protection of subsea pipelines, hydrostatic collapse, anchoring and walking, low cycle fatigue, insulation systems
Indicative Student Workload
|Mode of Delivery
The module will be delivered as a full time, intensive, short course, by means of lectures, tutorials, and student-centred learning activities over typically 6 days.
Students are supported after the short course by means of open and distance learning using supplementary materials available via the virtual campus.
Assessment Plan
Learning outcomes covered in this module represent interrelated elements of the module topic. Component 1 are in class tests.
Component 2 is coursework and relates to the preparation of a short report presenting results and may also require use of appropriate technical applications software. The short report output is based around a series of projects, which will require students to plan and then apply taught principals in order to achieve set objectives. Supervision will be available throughout coursework, but the emphasis will be on students to identify missing information and carry out further independent research where necessary.
Indicative Bibliography


text:
5 Thing You Need to Know Before You GoApril 3rd, 2014 at 6:00 am by Rebecca Valdez under 5 Things, Morning Show
Time for the five things you need to know before you go this morning.
5. At least four people are dead after another mass shooting at FortHood in Texas, including the shooter behind the chaos. At least 16 more were hurt when investigators say Ivan Lopez went on a shooting spree yesterday. He was having mental health issues and taking medicine for it.
4. Kevin Jaramillo is now on house arrest. He's charged with eight counts of child abuse, kidnapping and battery. Police are testing the fluid he squirted out of a toy gun into children's faces to see exactly what it is.
3. Albuquerque's mayor, R.J. Berry wants the Department of Justice to hurry up and finish its investigation so the police department can start making changes. He talked about some changes he already wants to make, including making it easier to go after bad cops. See all of what the mayor has to say at krqe.com and catch him on 2 KASA This Morning from 7:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.
2. One of the police officers on lapel camera investigating Omaree Varela's parents has been fired. APD Chief Gorden Eden fired Gil Vigil yesterday saying he didn't listen to the 911 call that shows verbal abuse or report it to CYFD. Vigil's lawyer says they will appeal.
1. Today you can expect isolated showers with mostly sunny skies and a high near 58. Chance of precipitation is 10 percent and winds could get as high as 30 mph. Tonight you can expect mostly clear skies with a low around 32. Northwest winds could get high as 20 mph.


text:
Comment this
Make sure your text complies with our rules
Today, my dad and I were shovelling snow off the roof. I told him I was going to jump off the roof. He told me to go ahead, so I did. He failed to tell me that the snow was packed and wouldn't break my fall. I now have an injured back. He didn't tell me because he didn't think I would actually do it. FML
by Braced / 02/21/2010 at 12:14am / United States (West Virginia) / Health
Make sure your text complies with our rules


text:
Teen Shot in Manchester
From RTD we get word of a shooting last night near Croaker's Spot in Manchester.
A 16-year-old male was shot multiple times by another teen Saturday night near the intersection of 11th and Decatur streets in South Richmond, police said early Sunday.
The victim, whose name has not been released, is in stable condition at VCU Medical Center after undergoing surgery for what police called life-threatening injuries. The suspect, last seen fleeing toward Hull Street, remains at large.Richmond Police Capt. Paul Kiniry said the shooting appeared to stem from an altercation at a party nearby. The call came into police at 9:50 p.m.
Kiniry said police are searching for a black male, approximately 5-foot-5, 150-pounds. Witnesses said he was wearing a blue shirt with black stripes and blue jeans.


text:
Not a lot of things go right when an NFL team finishes a season 2-14, and the case is true for the 2012 Jacksonville Jaguars.
The Jaguars struggled all season in every aspect of the game. Whether it was inconsistent play on offense or poor tackling on defense, it seemed as if the Jaguars could never get all 53 players on the same page.
A small part of the blame for the terrible season could be put off on injuries; the Jaguars led the NFL with 22 players on injured reserve.
Most of the blame, however, had to be placed on former general manager Gene Smith's poor roster moves, which cost Smith his job Monday.
It's tough to find positives in such a bad situation, but luckily for the Jaguars there are some silver linings even in the stormiest of weather.


text:
View Rule
|View EO 12866 Meetings
|Printer-Friendly Version Download RIN Data in XML
|Publication ID: Spring 2014
|Title: Imposition of Tax on Gifts and Bequests From Expatriates
|Abstract: On June 17, 2008, under section 301 of the Heroes Earnings Assistance and Relief Tax Act of 2008, Congress created a new chapter 15 of the Internal Revenue Code and added section 2801. This new provision imposes a tax on a U.S. citizen or resident receiving a covered gift or bequest during the calendar year. A covered gift or bequest is a gift or bequest received from a covered expatriate, with certain exceptions. The tax is calculated by multiplying the value of the total covered gifts and bequests received during the year, reduced by the section 2503(b) amount, by the highest estate tax rate (or gift tax rate if higher) for the taxable year. On July 20, 2009, the Treasury Department and IRS issued Announcement 2009-57, which states that the Treasury Department and IRS intend to issue guidance under section 2801 and new form 708, and that such guidance will provide the due date for filing and paying the section 2801 tax.
|Agency: Department of the Treasury(TREAS)
|Priority: Substantive, Nonsignificant
|RIN Status: Previously published in the Unified Agenda
|Agenda Stage of Rulemaking: Proposed Rule Stage
|Major: Undetermined
|Unfunded Mandates: Undetermined
|CFR Citation: 26 CFR 28
|Legal Authority: 26 USC 2801 26 USC 6011 26 USC 6075 26 USC 6081 26 USC 7805 ...
Legal Deadline:
|Additional Information: REG-112997-10 Drafting attorney: Laura U. Daly (202) 317-6859 Reviewing attorney: Leslie H. Finlow (202) 317-6859 Treasury attorney: Catherine Hughes (202) 622-9407 CC:PSI
|Regulatory Flexibility Analysis Required: No
|Government Levels Affected: None
|Small Entities Affected: No
|Federalism: No
|Included in the Regulatory Plan: No
|RIN Data Printed in the FR: No
Agency Contact:
Laura U. Daly
Department of the Treasury
Internal Revenue Service
1111 Constitution Avenue NW.,
Washington, DC 20224
Phone:202 317-6859
Fax:202 317-4644
Email: email@example.com


text:
MARYSVILLE — Marysville defeated the Concordia junior varsity girls' basketball team 52-16 on Tuesday night.
The Bulldogs got out to a 16-2 lead in the first quarter.
Marysville outscored Concordia 19-5 in the second period to make it a 35-7 game.
The Bulldogs added 12 points in the third quarter, to five for the Panthers.
Marysville scored five points in the final period, and Concordia scored four.
Maggie Lambert scored seven points for the Panthers.


text:
Starbucks c.e.o. Howard Schultz will keynote at the annual NRA Show.
Consummate bad boy Anthony Bourdain, Starbucks' Howard Schultz and an expanded show floor are a few of the main attractions at this year's National Restaurant Association Restaurant, Hotel-Motel Show, which returns to its customary late-May time slot. This year's NRA Show returns to Chicago's McCormick Place Saturday, May 18, through Tuesday, May 21. Chef/author/television personality Anthony Bourdain is on tap to host the third annual Restaurants Rock party on ...
Register to view this article
Why Register for FREE?
Registering for Premium Content on Restaurant Hospitality will give you INSTANT access to invaluable articles and media content that industry professionals rely on. You will have access to our special reports, feature articles, and industry analysis. It's FREE, easy and quick.


text:
If investigators can't come up with any clues in a decades-old cold case by Friday night they will call off the search.
The investigation continued Thursday into the 1947 disappearance of Georgia Weckler as Rock County Sheriff's deputies spent another day combing through what could be a crime scene at Rotamer and Wright Roads in Janesville.
A tipster, who was 16 at the time of Weckler's disappearance contacted authorities last week about suspicious activity in the area when Weckler was reported missing. She vanished from her Fort Atkinson home in 1947.


text:
Hho Titanium Dry Cell
People Who Liked This Video Also Liked
Did this video help you?
greyandme2: @HydroTuning if its morethen i think i can afford ill just have to use stainless steel but once again thanks for the reply
HydroTuning: @greyandme2 Hi and thanks for your comment. We have actually our very own supplier/factory, they do nothing else than produce to our requirements and specs. If you like to get the same plates, we sure can supply you. But to build to your own plate size and design it must be a large order to make it worth while. Thanks for your understanding. HT
greyandme2: hi cool vid where did you get the titanium from as been on the internet looking but cant find a good enough supplier to trust if you could email me that would be great
hho titanium dry cell 5 out of 5


text:
"You were so much more than just The Dove Lady!"
Whitebird Ceremonial Dove Releases is dedicated to providing the most beautiful and memorable special touches for your event in Sacramento, California, and surrounding area. Specializing in the traditional release of white doves for weddings and special events, we also provide a peaceful, healing, serene, inspirational, and memorable addition to funerals, memorial services, celebrations of life, and all ceremonies of remembrance.
"Grander openings, the grandest finales, and the crowning touch
to Sacramento area weddings, special events, and all rites of passage!"
Inspired by the opening ceremonies of the 1984 Summer Olympics, Whitebird employs pure white, clean and healthy homing pigeons for their spectacular releases. You will be pleased to know that they are raised and trained to fly home quickly and safely and are not harmed in any way.
Want to know what Whitebird can do for you? Call The Dove Lady, because custom releases are her specialty, unique ideas are free, and she'd love to hear what YOU have planned!
Don't miss our video. It's wedding related, but the birds are unclear on that concept and will perform just as beautifully at any event you're planning.
Dove Releases Sacramento
(Thank you, Jensen Wedding Films!)


text:
New Australian trade minister pushes for free trade talks
Australia's new trade minister Richard Marles says one of his key priorities is pushing for a conclusion to free trade agreement discussions with China, South Korea and Japan. Catherine McGrath spoke to Richard Marles in Canberra.
Source: The World | Duration: 6min 2sec
Topics: government-and-politics, australia


text:
The Roarin' Twenties
JoAnn Carter
Inspirational romance
Desert Breeze Publishing
July 2011
JoAnn Carter has done it again! She has given her followers another fabulous story and it's Book One (which means it's a series)! I cannot wait for the second book. Ms. Carter is definitely on another promising storyline.
This book was set in Lake Champlain, Vermont in 1923. Philip Lawhorn was a newly promoted Captain of the Ticonderoga. His relationship with the owner of the Champlain Transportation Company was an amiable one and Philip was thrilled with his new duties. That is, until he met his newly appointed steward(ess)! His relationship with women was less than stellar. His relationship with his own mother had tainted his opinions.
Ellie Dunkling had spent her entire life dreaming of working on the Ticonderoga. Her initial meeting with Captain Lawhorn wasn't exactly what she expected. He informed her she was definitely mistaken in her ideas that she would work for him. She, too, knew the ship's owner, Mr. Trembley. He was the one that gave her the opportunity to do this job. What else could happen to this trend-setting woman in the 1920s?
Ms. Carter has blessed us with her extraordinary writing abilities. The more I read, the more I wanted to read. It was definitely one I didn't want to put down. Her characters were better than ever! The exceptional support characters just enhanced the book even more. The actions and attitudes of these people are a study in how to trust God in everyday life.
The spirituality in this book is distinctive but definitely not offensive. As this couple faced daily challenges, it was refreshi ng to read how both dealt with the relationship, not only together, but also with God. The romance is effective and sweet. The storyline is something the entire reading population will enjoy. I highly recommend this book to everyone. Great job, Ms. Carter!
Overall rating:
Sensuality rating: Sweet
Reviewer: Brenda Talley


text:
your bag
Your bag is empty.
Sorry, this product has sold out!
If you would like ARCHFASHION to try to and find it for you complete the form below.
Keepsake flashback dress the flashback dress is a fully lined structured fitted dress with an angular v hem and invisible zip closure at the back.


text:
Alumni Entrepreneurs
Teri Hein, BA, 1976
826 Seattle / Greenwood Space Travel Supply
Type of Business
non-profit Youth Writing Center Disguised as a Space Travel Supply Company
Date of Operation
Contact Information
Greenwood Ave. N
Seattle, WA 98103
(206) 725-2625
Description of business, organization, invention
at 826 Seattle we believe that the ability to express oneself effectively in writing opens large doors. We offer free of charge to young people a myriad of programs to help them write better. All of this is done behind our space travel supply storefront – simply put, the foremost purveyor of space travel supplies in the universe. Teri Hein (Evergreen alum) founded the youth writing program Studio 26 which was quickly invited to become a part of the 826 National collection of chapters founded by author Dave Eggers. Each of the seven chapters nationally offers the same writing programs for young people, all hidden behind supply stores.
Evergreen helped prepare me for my professional life in the following way
It taught me to appreciate the pleasure in breaking unimportant rules. I am usually willing to go to the mat for the right reasons. I don't take myself too seriously. I was a fairly average kid from a wheat farming town in eastern Washington when I arrived at Evergreen – a place that convinced me I could do anything I wanted - even as a fairly average kid. And I have. I think all of these things were supported, encouraged and/or overlooked while at Evergreen....a place I arrived to at age 17....a formative time, to say the least.


text:
Closed-Cell Foam Sleeping Pads
ProLite Gear
Ozark Trail
ALPS Mountaineering
Priceless than $25
$25 - $49.99
$50 and above
Recent Closed-Cell Foam Sleeping Pad Reviews
Mammut Alpine Mat UL
Very lightweight, relatively warm. A high quality closed cell mat. R value only 1.2 , but relative to weight that is very high (weighs 135 grams). Packs quite small for a closed cell, and quite versatile, can be used as a seat or as a doubled up short mat (90 cm) with R value 2.4! Update 11/22/2016: After using it a few times I can see it is not very durable. Used it for a bit of yoga, lying down, all in the house. If it touches any hard edge like something on jeans or carpet it will leave a permanent… Full review
Naturehike Egg Crate Style Anti-Moisture Pad
This is the NatureHike brand CCF sleeping pad that is comparable to the Therm-a-Rest Z Lite Sol, complete with the aluminum coating on one side. At only $16.83, including shipping, it's a great deal. I held the NatureHike side-by-side with the Therm-a-Rest, and it's the same in all the dimensions, except mine is blue instead of the yellow Therm-a-Rest. I needed a CCF pad, and didn't want to pay $40 for the Therm-a-Rest. I found this one online, and took a chance. It was $16.83 including the shipping. Full review
Ensolite Sleeping Pad
Never fails, always works. My trusted blue pad has served me well for decades. It has handled Arizona rocks, thorns, and pokey plants. It worked on a coral rubble campsite in the Florida Keys. Wisconsin winter camping is no problem. This is a well used and essential item for all my camping. I now add a Therm-a-Rest pad on top for extra cushioning, something not needed when I was in my 20s but greatly appreciated now. The dual pad combo provides for a wonderful night's sleep, I even bring a tiny… Full review
Therm-a-Rest Z-Shield
The Therm-a-Rest Z-Shield is a dense, accordion style, closed cell foam mat. I'd recommend not relying on this as your primary sleeping pad, but it is good for beginners or younger campers. The Z-Shield also could be used as a back support in a frameless pack and comes in handy when a dry or clean place to sit is lacking around the campsite. Testing Conditions I've tested it primarily in Florida, but also in North Carolina between mid-October through January. I used the Z-Shield as my sole… Full review
Therm-a-Rest Z Lite Sol
Super light. Perfect for thru-hiking. I love this sleeping pad. I used to use an inflatable pad, but opted for this one because it is so much lighter. It's easy to use, won't get any holes, and it is pretty comfortable if you sleep on your back. It has an R-value of 2.6. So it's pretty good and it's cheap. It's durable. It's held up over time and I've even cut a couple corners off of it to use as padding when my shoulder got a nasty blister. I've had it for 8 months and it's in great shape. If… Full review
Therm-a-Rest Z-Seat
Packs small for transport, but it's maybe a little too small to comfortably use. For the price, it's an OK deal. This sitting pad is based on Therm-a-Rest's popular Z-Lite sleeping pad. I bought mine primarily so that I wouldn't have to sit in the dirt or on bumpy logs and to kneel on to get into my tent. I think it accomplishes these goals fairly well but I have two complaints. 1) It is truly just a sitting pad and as such, you're only ever going to get your butt to fit on it. I would prefer… Full review
Therm-a-Rest Z-Seat
Great little seat for when out hiking. Works perfectly. I purchased the Therm-a-Rest Z-Seat in Limon/Silver after seeing my friend had one on a winter hike. When everyone stopped to have lunch and we were all looking for a dry place to sit down he just took this out and sat on the nearest rock. The material is designed to insulate you from the cold wet ground and it does that well. The silver side radiates your body heat back up which helps keep you warmer and the material keeps the snow and… Full review
Therm-a-Rest Z-Rest
The Z-Rest is a Therm-a-Rest product, but it's not an air-filled type — rather it's closed cell foam. It's light, durable, and versatile. I've had this one for at least 20 years, maybe 25 and I'd buy another tomorrow (but I don't need to!). The model Z-rest I have is 520mm (2.5") wide and 1.8m (6') long. There are other sizes. It folds in a concertina-style and its egg-carton pattern (do you have egg cartons in the US?) enables each segment to nest. That same pattern means its effective thickness… Full review
REI Standard Blue Foam Pad
Better than the ground. Competitive weight. Does add some insulation. Should go great combined with another pad for winter use. So, to start off with, I do have, and have used the basic Thermarest self inflating pad in 3/4 length. But not being particularly plump, I tend to bottom-out at the pressure points (hips, elbows, etc.) with any type of air mattress. I'm also constantly afraid of getting a hole in it, though it hasn't happened yet. So for my last backpacking trip I had ordered the Thermarest… Full review
Top-Rated Closed-Cell Foam Sleeping Pads
Sort by: name | rating | price | availability | recently reviewed
In order to show you the most relevant gear, we have omitted some older, unreviewed products.
If you like, you can view the list with the older products included.


text:
"For if you forgive men when they sin against you, your heavenly father will also forgive you. But if you do not forgive men their sins, your father will not forgive your sins."
— Matthew 6:14
The power of this verse was displayed recently in, of all places, a courtroom in Tulia.
Many find it hard to get over their anger when a fellow motorist cuts us off in traffic (hardly a serious transgression), much less practice true and authentic forgiveness.
However, family members of Imogene Wilmoth Harris have provided an example of real forgiveness, as difficult and as painful as it may be to find.
There is a theme running through this family's story (Tulia family speaks of forgiveness, punishment during killer's sentencing, Jan. 8, amarillo.com) — a remarkable example of forgiveness.
In 2011, Imogene Wilmoth Harris was brutally murdered, and her developmentally disabled daughter (who died in July) was assaulted, by a 22-year-old individual. On Wednesday, this individual was sentenced to life in prison in 242nd District Court after pleading guilty to capital murder. (It should be noted that this individual also pleaded guilty to a 2012 sexual assault in Minnesota, but will spend the rest of his natural life behind bars in the state of Texas.)
This individual has left behind a horrific trail of crime and tragedy. The impact will be felt and endured by victims and the loved ones of victims for the rest of their lives.
Still, family members of Imogene Wilmoth Harris stated in court Wednesday that they have forgiven the individual responsible for their pain and loss — which cannot be measured.
"God won't forgive us if we don't forgive others," said one family member during Wednesday's hearing.
"I have forgiven you," another family member said to the individual responsible for changing her family forever.
Inspiring would be a word that might fit this family, but considering the horrible circumstances, that is probably not appropriate.
Amazing is a better word. The fitting way to describe the resolve of a family to live by its faith despite facing a hardship to which few can relate.
Yes, amazing, indeed.


text:
The Comfort Inn of Toms River offers both comfortable accommodations and convenience. This brand new Comfort Inn offers 50 well appointed guest rooms,indoor heated pool, fitness and business centers, free deluxecontinental breakfast daily and free Internet access. Guests willalso enjoy use of our indoor heated pool and hot tub. Our location provides easy access to both the NJ Turnpike and the Garden State Parkway. We look forward to seeing you soon. Must be 21 years or older to reserve.
Amenities· Air conditioning
· Alarm clock
· Brailed elevators
· Cable television
· Coffee/Tea maker
· Complimentary full american breakfast
· Exercise gym
· Free high speed internet connection
· Hairdryer
· Indoor pool
· Indoor pool
· Iron
· Laundry/Valet service
· Outdoor parking
· Parking
· Ramp access
· Refrigerator
· Telephone
· Vending machines
· Wireless internet connection
Room InformationHandicap room, Desk, Newspaper, Non-smoking, AM/FM radio
Miscellaneous Information
· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 3:00 PM
· Check out time is 11:00 AM
· 50 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 3 floors.
Cancellation Policy
Reservations not cancelled by deadline will be charged 1 night's stay, or full amount of stay for reservations requiring prepayment.
Restaurant InformationTGI Friday's Burger King Friendly's Band Wagon Diner Crystal Diner Dragon Chinese Kitchen IHOP Restaurant Pizza Hut Rivoli's Italian Restorante Applebee's Bar & Grill Chili's Grill & Bar Mulligan's Bar & Grill Ruby Tuesday Restaurant
Recreation Information
Indoor pool
Area Attractions- Newark Liberty Int'l Arpt.
- Philadelphia Int'l Airport
- Atlantic City Casinos
- Barnegat Lighthouse
- Batsto Village
- Blue Claws First Energy Park
- Boardwalk-Amusements
- Casino Pier Amusement Park
- Crestwood Village
- Dover Township
- Forked River
- Freehold Raceway Mall
- Six Flags Great Advneture
- Hurricane Harbor/Safari
- Jackson Outlet Village
- Jersey Shore
- Point Pleasant
- Seaside Heights
- Wall Stadium Race Track


text:
Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.3/39717
- Title
- In-shoe measurement for biomechanical monitoring
- Author(s)
- Billing, Daniel C.; Nagarajah, C. Romesh; Hayes, Jason P.; Baker, John
- Abstract
- The purpose of the research is to investigate the measurement and characterisation of biomechanical variables associated with ground contact during the course of athletic activity (e.g., running). The measurement approach will involve the appropriate instrumentation of a shoe insole, which lies between the foot and the shoe bed, using MicroElectroMechanical Stucture (MEMS) based sensors. The information obtained from the insole could be used to quantify training stress and competition demands which will greatly assist in enhancing athletic performance. This research will be carried out between the years of 2001 and 2004, under a collaboration between the Industrial Research Institute of the Swinburne University of Technology (IRIS), the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) and the Cooperative Research Centre (CRC) for MicroTechnology.
- Publication type
- Conference paper
- Research centre
- Swinburne University of Technology. Industrial Research Institute Swinburne
- Source
- Profiles in Industrial Research: Knowledge and Innovation 2002, St Kilda, Victoria, Australia, 15-19 July 2002, pp. 197-204
- Publication year
- 2002
- Keyword(s)
- AIS; Athletics; Australian Institute of Sport; MEMS; Micro electromechanical systems; Shoe design
- Publisher
- Industrial Research Institute Swinburne, Swinburne University of Technology
- Publisher URL
- Additional information
- The authors would like to acknowledge that Bill Filipou of Griffith University has conducted significant work in the development of data telemetry capability and analysis software, and the Australian Institute of Sport, who provided significant technical input into the work detailed in this paper


text:
EDUCATION BRIEFS: Highest Ever Percentage of Black Students Taking AP Courses in D.C.
2/19/2014, 3 p.m.
District of Columbia Public Schools
More District of Columbia Public Schools (DCPS) students than ever are taking Advanced Placement (AP) courses, according to data released Feb. 11 from the College Board.
The new report shows the District of Columbia outranks the nation with the highest percentage of African-American students taking and passing AP exams, with more than 33 percent of students in the city passing the exams, compared with 4.6 percent for the nation.
In addition, the number of AP exams on which District students earned a passing grade, has increased by 53 percent since 2010.
"This is another great victory for DCPS and for our city," said Mayor Vincent C. Gray. "The District as a whole, is outpacing the nation with our African-American students' performance on AP exams. This data makes it clear we are on the right track and that we need to continue supporting all of our high school students."
Prince George's County Public Schools
Male Educators' Summit
Prince George's County School Board member Curtis Valentine, along with the Association of Supervisory & Administrative School Personnel (ASASP), and Prince George's County Educators' Association (PGCEA) are poised to host the first annual "Male Educator Summit: Envisioning The Future of PGCPS."
The event which takes place on Saturday, March 1 at Charles Herbert Flowers High School in Springdale, Md., is designed to motivate and hone the abilities of the county's male educators with the presentation of topics that will include Educator Retention, Student Achievement and Teacher Quality.
The half-day summit will be held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Montgomery County Public Schools
Board of Education Approves New Operating Budget
The Montgomery County Board of Education has approved a $2.32 billion operating budget for Fiscal Year 2015.
In preparation for the future, the new spending plan – among other objectives – will allow school officials to manage enrollment growth and narrow achievement gaps.
The budget, which represents a 4 percent increase over the current list of expenditures, represents a 2.3 percent hike over minimum funding levels required by state law.
Alexandria City Public Schools
School Calendars, Snow Make-up Days Approved
The Alexandria City School Board has voted unanimously to modify current school year calendars to allow for more flexibility in making up days missed due to inclement weather.
The calendars previously required weather-related closures beyond three days to be made up only by adding school days to the end of the year. The revised calendar, however, allows those days to be made up on the following specific teacher work days and professional days, with the modified days designated as Friday, Feb. 28 and Friday, March 21.
Alvin Crawley, interim superintendent, explained that unplanned school closings and delays such as those that occurred recently, are made with students' safety in mind.
"Our operations team works in collaboration with our city staff to assess weather conditions," said Crawley, adding that impromptu school closings "is one of those areas, that regardless of the decision, there is rarely 100 percent agreement among all who are impacted."


text:
Biography of Dr. G. Smith:
Dr. Gilbert H. Smith received his Ph.D. in Biology from Brown University in 1965. He then came to the National Cancer Institute as a Staff Fellow in Research in the Ultrastructural Research Section of the Viral Biology Branch under the supervision of Dr. Albert J. Dalton.
Dr. Smith earned a reputation in the application of new research techniques to the analysis of viral and subcellular structures under the electron microscope. His research led to seminal papers describing the chemical ultrastructure in situ of the Mouse Mammary Tumor Virus (MMTV) and its putative nucleoprotein intracellular precursor in enzymatically digested ultrathin sections from mammary tumors embedded in water miscible plastic. Subsequently he developed new methodology for direct localization of viral antigens at the ultrastructural level employing biotin-labeled antibodies and horseradish peroxidase.
In 1970, Dr. Smith published the first three dimensional model of the nuclear pore-annulus complex which was derived from serial ultrathin sections of the nuclear envelope in cells embedded and sectioned directly from monolayer culture. This model in all its detail is identical to that used today to describe this important cellular organelle.
Currently, Dr. Smith is the Head of the Mammary Stem Cell Biology Section in the Mammary Biology and Tumorigenesis Laboratory in the Center for Cancer Research, NCI and has contributed significant advances to the understanding of adult somatic stem cells in the mammary gland, demonstrating that a single pluripotent mammary cell is capable of producing daughters sufficient to regenerate an entire functional lactating mammary gland and to be self-renewed among this population; capable of repeating this process over multiple generations. Dr. Smith has also defined two lineage-limited epithelial progenitors in the mouse mammary gland that exist downstream from the pluripotent mammary cell. In re-applying his expertise in electron microscopy, Dr. Smith has identified at the ultrastructural level, two undifferentiated mammary epithelial cell types that represent strong candidates for the morphologic counterparts of mammary epithelial stem cells. This supposition has received strong experimental support from recent studies in the human breast as well.
In 2006, Dr. Smith received an NIH Merit Award for his outstanding contributions to our understanding of the mammary stem cell niche in breast development and tumorigenesis, As the result of these advances, Dr. Smith has established himself as the leading international expert in the biology of mammary epithelial stem cells and has recently demonstrated that the signals comprising the mammary microenvironment can redirect the cell fates of testicular spermatogenic and neural stem cells in vivo.


text:
The grown-up generation has the responsibility for setting examples as well as explanations for the next batch of youngsters coming along. The older guys (men and women) must determine which of life's pleasures are fairly safe and must be regulated, and which are dangerous and must be forbidden.
Recently, a judge, whom we assume has never been shot, decreed that it must be legal to carry loaded guns to church, and now he says we must welcome concealed assault rifles and hidden hand guns into bars. Short of suicide bombers or drunks with guns, humankind must be the most dangerous of critters on the planet.
When Thanksgiving comes around, our thoughts turn to, of all things, football. Whatever its mortality or morbidity, football has all the gravitas of a religion. It feels like a matter of life or death. As we are gradually coming to realize: IT IS.
While kids tackle one another in the front yard, the old guys who played the game in their youth, prop themselves up on cushions in front of their big flat screens, medicate themselves with beer, and lose themselves in the glory of today's team. They don't even have to rely on miracles, on voodoo, hexes, demons or luck. They know what is likely and what is unlikely, what is a fool's quest and what is a pipe dream.
It is crucial for parents and other adults to make sure kids know the straight skinny about what is safe, and how safe, and what is dangerous and how dangerous. Mythology competes with statistics. We learn most of our store of information at home, along with piles of misinformation. An example: for centuries, the world believed that tomatoes were toxic. Apparently, no one had ever eaten one. We've learned that tomatoes are not only safe to eat but useful for killing the flavor of everything else on your plate. Pot may be far from safe and harmless: especially when compared to football.
Recently, a vigorous campaign was conducted in California to have marijuana declared legal. Pot, which could get you locked up for a year or so, is now being considered for legalization. With regular use and in large enough doses, it is touted as a medication for patients with chronic pain. At best, pot makes users giggle and withdraw. As a medication, it helps users overlook their pain. In high enough doses, users are unconcerned with their own behavior and their effect on other people. Marijuana is of course a disaster for adolescents who are already having enough trouble connecting with their fellow human beings. They can become insensitive to a fault.
There are people out there who get stoned on a daily basis. They assure one and all that pot is not addictive, and that it brings out the best in them by making them so mellow and calm and peaceful. There are many arguments on the subject. Some argue that pot should be illegal for those who have not yet reached their full maturity, and instead reserved for folks who don't have enough to do all day other than sit, rock and watch TV. Others seriously question the tradeoffs, i.e., pot smokers lose an estimated twenty I.Q. points, but who cares? Life is not that exciting for people seeking oblivion anyway.
About the worst accusation that can be made about pot is this: it seems harmless, it's not. It may be better and safer and healthier to go through life stoned than it is to go through life drunk. But those are not the only two choices. Driving drunk may be even worse than driving stoned, but neither is what you want driving in the next lane. About the best legitimate claim that can be made for pot is that it is something new to tax.
Pot renders its users somewhat less intelligent, with an estimated 20 IQ point loss for heavy, regular users. Grades plummet, but users don't notice that after a while. Regular pot use makes users so insensitive they don't notice the effect it is having. It does not often drive users crazy, or turn peaceful people into vacuous assassins. But in 50 years of psychiatric practice, I have seen busloads of susceptible people who have decompensated after pot use. Some have never completely recovered. It is not a totally safe drug, and should be discouraged.
We sometimes don't know the difference between those foods which are toxic and those which are healthy. Scurvy debilitated the crews of British war ships. It was finally realized that they were not infested with bugs, nor beat down by unseemly thoughts about God. Instead it was a shortage of Vitamin C in their diet. So in 1795 the British Navy began supplying limes to their crews. They accidentally chose the only citrus fruit that was devoid of Vitamin C. Other items saved the day, but the British sailors are still called "limeys."
Competitive, violent, brutal, and dangerous activities like playing football, shark wrestling, leaping from high places, eating fatty foods likely to produce heart attacks and strokes, car racing, and bungee jumping (I've never shark wrestled), may have some degree of danger, maybe more, maybe less than meets the eye. Actually, the most dangerous sport short of driving drunk or driving stoned may be football. A brain is far too valuable to use as disposable padding.
I realized during my days as a high school sportswriter, football is not a game so much as a rite of passage with human sacrifice. Unlike baseball, it is not graceful and elegant and paced for spectators. Boys are pressured by their peers and maybe their parents to play football, at least a little. When I was 11, in rural Alabama, I played two games. I learned quickly to hate the game. I strongly suspected and still believe that the other team was out to kill me. But for a day or two, I was a football player. I had been a member of a team. I could now focus my pursuit of masculinity in less death-defying ways.
My observations of the game read quite a bit like Andy Griffith's description in his famous skit: "What It Was, Was Football". Griffith explained the brutally violent contest over the lopsided "pumpkin", overseen by "convicts" in striped clothes blowing whistles. I learned a few things: I learned never to actually play the game, never drink before, during or after it, and don't let yourself get stepped on by 340 pound behemoths whose brains have been deadened by continued use as a battering ram. But you can run from them even if you can't stop them.
This was supposed to be the soul of sportsmanship (in rural Alabama in my youth where Bear Bryant was god), but the contest has no known health benefits. Those who have played football are likely to be crippled in the knees for life. We know the knees of young football players are turned to gravel. One popular way to emerge intact is to put on so much blubber, no one from the other team would dare topple you upon himself. The activity has all the grace and beauty of a demolition derby. Few in the stands manage to get through all four quarters stone-cold sober.
Football has redeeming virtues. It can inflate the self image. It can create a camaraderie akin to that of the 33 Chilean miners trapped underground. As Roman gladiators chanted "We who are about to die salute you." Football is a killer for the human body and maybe for the human soul as well. Yet the players who have covered their bodies with enough scars talk nostalgically of loving the head-banging, the roughness of it all. My father played football at Georgia Tech, but I didn't have to watch it. Instead I got to watch my grandson Frank V play it until his knees collapsed. I felt as if I was going to have a heart attack. I wanted to drag him out of there while lecturing him about what this is going to do to his brain.
The current research, as alarming news bulletins are warning us, is the long range impact of the head banging. The brain is largely replaced by lumps. I had visions of Frank flying over the line of scrimmage landing on his head, sending what was once intelligence up in smoke. What price glory? Thankfully, he switched to cross country and track, and is a 13 year old nationally ranked triathlete with a healthy brain.
Football is akin to a patriarchal worship of masculinity on the hoof. It throws observers or users into a state akin to ecstasy, which can not be interrupted by something so mundane as reality. Andy Griffith found the humorous underbelly of football back in the fifties. I wonder when some judge would approve football fans going to the games stoned and with loaded guns---to equalize the teams and to make the game even more intense.
The marijuana scare of the 30's was set off by a film, REEFER MADNESS (1936), which warned us in ridiculously overblown hysteria, of the horrifying dangers of pot. Pot was supposed to drive users mad, suicidal, homicidal much like the kiss of the vampire. The film was so absurd, it gave no indication of why and how pot was a danger and a bad idea.
The best thing that can be said of pot is it does not make you drunk. Instead it makes you relatively less intelligent by about 2O I.Q. points. The drop is even greater for youngsters with Attention Deficit Disorder, who seem particularly attracted to the weed. The illegality of pot makes it more appealing to those with a rebellious bent. Sending pot users to jail for a year or more makes us realize the possible consequences of pot, but is of little benefit to the pot users. For the past half century or two, the punishment and consequences of pot smoking are so devastating, that they overwhelm any concern about the real dangers of pot.
California voted down legalization of pot. Like it or not, pot will eventually be legalized. Our world changes no matter how hard we try to stop it. After decades of trying to fight against pot, we're on the verge of capitulating.
We are just beginning to notice how much damage is done to brains and bodies of fearless young athletes, especially football players.
What will happen in the gun toting churches and bars? There isn't much logic to the decisions about what will be approved and what will be punished. It's a crazy world.


text:
K&N Filter Not fitting
... Sorry moved
Re: K&N Filter Not fitting
I don't think you can make it fit.
I would check with the manufacture that you bought it from because to me, it's just the wrong size for this application.
|All times are GMT -5. The time now is 01:10 PM.
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.8 Beta 4
Copyright ©2000 - 2016, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.
Copyright 2012 - JeepGarage.Org
The Jeep Grand Cherokee Owners Community


text:
8 Amazingly Timed Photos of Birds in, and Out of, Their Element
The "interwebs" are good for so many things, the display of amazing photography—both crafted and coincidental—not the least of them. These eight photos of birds caught at the perfect moment of flying, preying, eating or otherwise engaged in life serve as a reminder of the billions of tiny miracles of timing that take place during the myriad split seconds of every day. Imagine how long life would feel if we could just slow it down enough to drink in each and every one of these.
Eagle With Jetpack
This jet-setting eagle gets the party started. Originally from Peter Dam photography.
Talk About Getting Goosed
Another Peter Dam special. This bird (probably not a goose) follows suit, appearing to hitch a ride on the contrails of a plane. It's the subject of a photo technique known as forced perspective, "a technique that employs optical illusion to make an object appear farther away, closer, larger or smaller than it actually is," as the website Ispsd.com notes. Many more examples of this phenomenon and technique are stored at the website.
You need to be logged in in order to post comments
Please use the log in option at the bottom of this page


text:
Saturday, September 15, 2012
4 comments:
- Hamptontoes said...
Wow, I thought the dogs having fun were great until I saw your son play the piano...impressive! Kudos to him! Would love to see more of Gus!
- September 15, 2012 at 8:28 PM
- Wasabi P said...
Would love to see a recent video when you have a chance! (Suffering from Harvey withdrawal.)
Priya :)
(Harvey's mom)
- September 28, 2012 at 4:04 PM
- Wasabi P said...
Would love to see a recent video! (Suffering from Harvey withdrawal.)
(Harvey's mom)
- September 28, 2012 at 4:05 PM
- gustavo dao said...
rttYAy! so cool to see the dogs having a nice time. Your property looks amazing! Would love to see Lula while she's still there!
- October 1, 2012 at 9:21 AM
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
Minard Editor Award Honoree
Alix Freedman
Deputy Managing Editor
The Wall Street Journal
Alix Freedman is a deputy managing editor for The Wall Street Journal, charged with spurring the Journal's efforts to maintain and extend the paper's unparalleled reputation for accuracy and fairness. She also oversees the final reading of Page One and other high-profile stories throughout the paper, and assures that complaints about Journal content are met with prompt and thorough responses. Prior to assuming her current position in December 2005, she was an assistant managing editor, beginning in December 2004. Ms. Freedman was a senior editor from 2002 to 2004. Before that, she was the Journal's investigative projects editor from 1999 to 2002.
Ms. Freedman joined the Philadelphia bureau of the Journal as a reporter in June 1984. She moved to the New York bureau in 1987, covering the food and tobacco industry and was promoted to senior special writer, doing investigative reporting in July 1991. In 1996, Ms. Freedman won a Pulitzer Prize in the national affairs category for her coverage of the tobacco industry, including a report that exposed how ammonia additives heighten nicotine potency.In December 2003, New York Women in Communications, Inc., named Ms. Freedman winner of their 2004 Matrix Award in the newspaper category. In 2002, Ms. Freedman and Journal colleague Steve Stecklow were nominated finalists for the Pulitzer Prize in the international reporting category for their reports revealing little-known ways that Saddam Hussein profited from the United Nations sanctions meant to punish him.
In 1999, Ms. Freedman won the George Polk Award for excellence in journalism in international reporting for her page-one story "Population Bomb." The story was an account of how two American contraceptive researchers arranged for chemical sterilization of more than 100,000 women in developing nations, using quinacrine, the potentially carcinogenic contraceptive. Also in 1999, Ms. Freedman was a Pulitzer Prize finalist for "Population Bomb."
Ms. Freedman has received two Gerald Loeb Awards. In 1998, she and another Journal reporter won in the deadline category for their coverage of the tobacco industry's liability settlement, and in 1993, she won in the large newspaper category for "Fire Power," an examination of how a secretive, Southern California family dominated the market for low-priced handguns frequently used in crimes. She was a 1994 Gerald Loeb finalist in the large newspaper category for her investigative article "Peddling Dreams."
Prior to joining the Journal, Ms. Freedman worked as a news assistant for the New York Times and as a staff reporter for Business Week magazine. Ms. Freedman is a graduate of Harvard University with a bachelor's degree in history and literature.


text:
NEW from Biketek comes a comprehensive range of base layers offering everything needed for optimum rider comfort in warm and cold weather. Comfort during riding is proven to minimise rider fatigue and promote better concentration and safer riding. This is achieved simply and effectively by using the correct base layers and combinations.
In Warm Weather: Use the Coolmax products. This product works wonders under leathers and textile garments. The Coolmax material has specialised properties which wicks moisture away from the skin to keep dry, as well as drawing heat away from the body. The breathable Coolmax layer will prevent the rider's skin being in contact with damp leathers or textiles.
In Cold Weather: Use the Thermolite products. Thermolite material has specialised properties to wick moisture away whilst keeping the body warm. For colder conditions, you can use Coolmax products under a Thermolite product. Adding additional base layers increases heat retention. Base layers use high-performance materials which offer superior warmth and protection in thin layers, avoiding use of bulky garments which prove cumbersome and restrict movement.
A close fitting design jersey manufactured from premium Coolmax Active cooling and wicking material. Stretch panelling on sides and under-sleeve optimises fitment. Features a chest pocket.
Coolmax Active
Moisture wicking material, superior wicking performance than nylons, cottons and polyestersFaster drying than other fabricsWicks sweat away from your bodyKeeps you cool, dry and comfortableLightweight, soft and breathable


text:
The terms DAP (Digital Audio Player) and PMP (Portable Media Player) are often used randomly regardless of whether or not the player in question only plays audio or if it does other media. With today's technology the majority of players over a certain size support video and pictures so these terms naturally get more and more merged.
The thing many people don't realize with video capable players however is that video isn't just video. The quality and usability the end user receives depend on two things; the screen and the video formats supported. Some players have so bad media support that they shouldn't be allowed to advertise PMP functionality and resolution is a major player in this game. Read on for the breakdown of screen resolution on PMPs.
To show how much difference there is from one example, I've taken two screenshots from TV shows – one 16:9 and one 4:3 show. Below each resolution's description are these screenshots resized to the screen resolution (click the thumbs for full size), both with the aspect ratio intact and stretched (which is either of the two screenshots depending on whether it's a 4:3 or 16:9 resolution). It should be fairly obvious which ones are stretched, so I've not marked them.
128×160/160×128 (iAudio U3, F2, X5, Creative Mozaic+++)
Technically 160×128 is a 5:4 aspect ratio but it's close enough to 4:3 to let go. The reason for that is that this is basically the worst resolution a video player can possible have in 2008, with 128×1288 players going out. Players with this resolution shouldn't be alowev to advertise video and picture support, the resolution is simply to useless. Screen sizes are normally around 1.8-2″ for this resolution, which gives 20480 pixels. That's about 10000 pixels per inch, which is 1/3 what's normal. Although these players are sometimes highscreens, videos are watched widescreen so thats what the screens are based off
176×220/220×176 (Sandisk Sansa e200, Sansa Fuze ++)
This is a resolution often used by SanDisk, and it's still long away from being a decent video resolution. 176×220 gives you 38720, which with 2″ screens give us 19360 pixels per inch, 4:3 aspect ratio. Twice the number of pixels and pixel density of the 128×160 players, but still far away from the standard in that screen range.
320×240 (Cowon D2, Creative Zen, Sony NWZ Video Players ++++++)
This is an extremely common resolution and also the first one that's worth watching anything on and so this resolution should be what separates DAPs and PMPs regardless of whether or not smaller players can play media. 320×240 aka QVGA (Quarter VGA) equals 76800 pixels, with 30720 pixels per inch on a 2.5″ screen, 4:3 aspect ratio. Most screens this resolution is 2.5″ but some are lower (Sony S610 is 1.8″, Sony A810 is 2″, Clix 2 is 2.2″, Archos 405 is 3.5″ etc). While some think this resolution and screen size is also too low, people with normal vision should be able to watch an occasional movie on it. I wouldn't recommend going too much over 2.5″ without stepping up resolution wise at it will bring down your pixel per inch count and it will be noticeable, especially on players such as the Archos 5.
480×272 (Samsung P2, PSP, Zen Vision:W, iAudio A2, O2, S9++)
For a long time this was the standard for big harddrive based PMPs, which now normally use 800×480 instead. With a common screen size of 4.3″, 480×272 aka WQVGA (Wide Quarter VGA) gives you 130560 pixels at 30360 pixels per inch, 16:9 aspect ratio. This is about the same pixel per inch count as 2.5″ 320×240 screens with double the actual number of pixels. The new Cowon O2 and S9 will both use this resolution, but while the 4.3″ screen of the O2 is rather normal the 3.3″ screen of the S9 will give you a much higher pixel per inch count – 39563. The Samsung P2 has the same resolution on 3″, which means 43520 pixels per inch. The pixel per inch count is important because it will give you a much more natural looking picture with less visible pixels, but higher pixel per inch count on a set screen size means higher resolution which again means you need a higher bitrate to keep the quality up and that in term gives you higher file sizes.
For example, the Cowon O2 and Cowon A3 have the same physical screen size but the A3′s resolution is 2.5 times bigger. That means more pixels per inch, which means more detailed image. The higher resolution however requires higher bitrate to compensate and that gives you larger files. As commenter coreying pointed out, you can also turn it around and look at it from a perspective with a set resolution and variable physical screen size: The Samsung P2 vs the O2 has more pixels per inch because it's only 3″ vs the 4.3″ of the O2 with same resolution. If you were to play the same video file on both, you'd be more picky about the quality on the O2 because the pixels are bigger and it's easier to see if something's off. Thus one can argue that you'd need higher bitrate also if the PPI is lower because you see the quality difference better than on a smaller screen with more piels per inch. It all depends on wheter or not the physical screen size or the resolution is the fixed value when you compare.
800×480 (Archos 605, 705, 5, 7, Cowon A3, Q5+++)
This is the holy grail of screen resolutions on a PMP. 800×480 aka WVGA (Wide VGA) gives you a whopping 384000 pixels with a 16:9 aspect ratio, about 2.5 times that of 480×272. With a common screen size ranging from 4.3″ t
o 7″ this gives you anywhere from 89302 to 54857 pixels per inch. This resolution is bigger than DVD resolution and your biggest problem with this resolution will be finding material that will use the entire resolution. The new generation 5 series of Archos players including the Archos 5 will use this resolution and in terms with older Archos players this huge resolution can be put to good use with a web browser.
Other Factors
There are other factors that have a say to screen quality besides resolution. The number of colors is the most common and is often given in the specs. The early cell phone screens were 4096 colors, and since then we've been through 65000 colors, 256000 colors and up to 16.4 million colors. This does make a difference, but might also be a marketing tool – the ability to display a lot of colors doesn't mean it does it well. For instance, the Cowon D2 and Sony PSP both have 16.4 million colors but the D2 looks so much better it's almost frightening.
The screen type itself also matters when looking for screen quality. More and more players use AMOLED screens, a technology where the pixels light up and you don't need a backlight like you do with LCD. Less power consumption, more battery life – and these screens are also very bright and generally good.
Furthermore you have the distance between pixels on a screen. 320×240 doesn't look good on a 2.5″ screen if you can see the space in between pixels, which on some low quality screens you can. Viewing angle is also a problem on some players, where the screen is unwatchable from a certain angle. The Cowon D2 is known to have a problem with this when tilting the player with the top slightly towards you. These issues aren't something you see in specs so the best option is to test a player before buying if you're concerned – reviews and feedback will almost always touch on such issues if there are any.
I could confuse people more and go on about interlacing and whatnot – something there's been a lot of talk about lately with the new PSP Bright – but it would serve no purpose. Lot of less known factors help decide the end result, but it's not something consumers can easily find out. My advice is: Look for screen resolution, then number of colors and read reviews to see real life experiences with the screens in case of issues like bad viewing angle. Last but not least, don't ignore video formats – something we'll come back to later.


text:
September 24, 2004
Audit Report on "Management Controls Over Title X Claims Reimbursement at the West Chicago Thorium Processing Facility
In 1992, Congress passed Title X of the Energy Policy Act of 1992 (Title X) which established the authority and framework for providing Federal assistance for the remediation of contamination at active uranium and thorium sites. Congress authorized the reimbursement of cleanup costs, on a cost-sharing basis, and has established a reimbursement limit of $365 million (plus inflation). Title X required the Department to administer all claims related to active uranium and thorium licensees. Federal regulation also provided the Department with claim approval authority and authorized it to obtain assurance as to the appropriateness for costs claimed by auditing documentation used to support claims for reimbursement.


text:
Biodiversity Heritage Library
Browse by:
advanced search
By "Bensley, Thomas, ca 1-60-1"
Books/Journals (3)
Chapters/Articles/Treatments (0)
Sort By:
The botanist's repository, for new and rare plants : containing coloured figures of such plants, as have not hitherto appeared in any similar publication ; with all their essential characters, botanically arranged, after the sexual system of the celebrated Linnaeus ; in English and Latin ; to each description is added, a short history of the plant, as to its time of flowering, culture, native place of growth, when introduced, and by whom /
By: Andrews, Henry C., - Bensley, Thomas, - Haworth, Adrian Hardy, - Jackson, George, - Kennedy, John,
Publication info: London :Printed by T. Bensley, and published by the author ... :1797-[1815]
Contributed by: Multiple institutions
View Book
The natural history and antiquities of Selborne, in the county of Southampton : with engravings, and an appendix.
By: White, Gilbert, - Barrington, Daines, - Bensley, Thomas, - Grimm, Samuel Hieronymus, - Lerpiniáere, Daniel, - Mazell, Peter, - Pennant, Thomas, - B. White and Son.
Publication info: London :Printed by T. Bensley, for B. White and Son, at Horace's Head, Fleet Street,1789.
Contributed by: Smithsonian Libraries
View Book
The new botanic garden : illustrated with one hundred and thirty-three plants /
By: Edwards, Sydenham, - Bensley, Thomas, - Dickson, R. W. - Kearsley, George, - Sansom, Frederick J. - Stockdale, John,
Publication info: London: :Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly, by T. Bensley, Bolt-Court, Fleet-Street.,c1812.
Contributed by: Research Library, The Getty Research Institute (archive.org)
View Book