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I recently purchased a used copy of Craigie's The Old Testament: Its Background, Growth, and Content and have found a similar posture. Although he felt that it was not within the scope of this particular book to discuss the doctrine of inspiration, nevertheless he insisted on acknowledging the unique nature of the Biblical text. He concludes his comments on the survival of the Old Testament by stating the following:
It is the conviction of both the Jewish and the Christian faiths (though exrpessed in different ways), that the Hebrew Bible, or the Old Testament, is more than just an ancient book. It is the Word of God, the divine revelation, a sacred text. In this sense, the Old Testament books differ fundamentally from works such as those of the Jewish historian Josephus, or the Christian theologian Augustine. Thus from the perspective of Christian or Jewish faith there is an aspect of the authenticity and preservation of the ancient manuscripts that cannot be easily submitted to the historian's investigation or the scientist's microscope. The faith that believes this ancient Scripture to be the Word of God may also exercise faith that in some mysterious fashion God has preserved the integrity of that word in its transmission. This approach is one of faith, consistent with the larger religious belief to which it belongs; it may be informed by a knowledge of the history of the transmission of the Hebrew texts, and indeed should be so informed, but it is not a natural consequence of that study. (p. 37)As his biographer, Lyle Eslinger, repeated emphasizes, Craigie was had resolved "to tackle the job of mediating biblical scholarship to a conservative popular audience" ("Peter C. Craigie" in BI20C, p. 416). In a certain sense Craigie appears to OT scholarship what George Ladd was to NT scholarship. That said, both Craigie and Ladd came from fairly different backgrounds and served in very different academic circles.
Eslinger also notes that "Craigie's characteristic caution set him as much against that brand of fideistic bibliolatry as it did against the speculations of historical criticism" (BI20C, p. 421).
Peter Campbell Craigie was born on August 18, 1938, in Lancaster, England. Religiously, he was reared in the Anglican tradition. However, he did his share of exploring as he matured; becoming involved with Baptist and Evangelical Free churches. Although he gravitated back to the Anglican tradition, Eslinger notes that Craigie avoided working in a confessional environment.
Having lost his opportunity of being a pilot in the Royal Air Force, Craigie went to Canada to study at Prarie Bible Institute (PBI). At that time, L. E. Maxwell (author of Born Crucified & Crowded to Christ) was the principal of this school. Although he only remained for two years, his biographer notes that the influence of this school remained with Craigie throughout his life. After PBI, Craigie enrolled at the University of Edinburgh. In 1965, he completed an M.A in Semitic languages. While working on this degree, Craigie spent a summer in Lebanon studying Arabic at the Middle East Centre for Arabic Studies. Craigie continued his studies by pursuing and completing the requirements for a diploma in theology at St. John's College, University of Durham. Craigie moved on to the University of Aberdeen for post-graduate work where he earned a Masters in Theology. Finally, Craigie returned to Canada where he completed the requirements for a Ph.D. at McMaster University.
Upon the completion of his studies (1970), Craigie was offered a teaching post at Carleton University. One year later (1971), Craigie returned to McMaster to fill a similar position. In 1974, Craigie moved to Alberta where he took up a lectureship at the University of Calgary. At the University of Calgary, Craigie was well received and quickly elevated to higher levels of leadership.
- 1977 - head of the religious studies department
- 1979 - dean of the faculty of humanities
- 1984 - associate vice-president (academic)
- 1985 - vice-president (academic)
Note (from the CSBS website):
The Craigie Lecture is held bi-annually during the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Society of Biblical Studies, in late May or early June. It is named after Dr. Peter Craigie, who died tragically in a car accident in 1985 at the age of 47. He was much beloved by his colleagues at the University of Calgary, and in the Canadian Society of Biblical Studies, and died while Vice-President Academic of the University of Calgary and President of the CSBS. During his abbreviated academic career, Craigie authored seven books and over forty articles. Following his death, funds were raised by the CSBS, with the support of his family, in order to sponsor public lectures by scholars of international stature.
Biographical Sketches & Bibliographies -
- Stephen G. Wilson, "Peter Campbell Craigie, 1938-1985: In Memoriam," Studies in Religion/Sciences Religieuses 14 (1985) 233.
- H.G. Coward, "Academic Biography of Peter C. Craigie," Ascribe to the Lord: Biblical & Other Essays in Memory of Peter C. Craigie (vol. 67; eds. L. Eslinger and J. G. Taylor; Sheffield: Sheffield Academic Press, 1988), 593-97.
- Rebecca G. S. Idestrom and J. Glen Taylor, "Addendum to the Bibliography of Peter C. Craigie," Journal for the Study of the Old Testament 51 (1991) 115-17.
- Lyle Eslinger, "Peter C. Craigie," Bible Interpreters of the 20th Century: A Selection of Evangelical Voices. (eds. W. A. Elwell and J. D. Weaver; Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Books, 1999) 411-22. [This resource is available for the Libronix Digital Library System from Logos: here.]
Bibliography of Works -
- Craigie, Peter C. The Book of Deuteronomy. The New international Commentary on the Old Testament. Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 1976. [WTS | Amazon | CBD]
- _____. Ugaritic Studies, 1972-1976: Reprint of the "Newsletter for Ugaritic Studies," No. 1/1972 -No. 10/1976. Calgary, Alta.: Dept. of Religious Studies, University of Calgary, 1976.
- _____. The Problem of War in the Old Testament. Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 1978. [Amazon]
- _____. Ezekiel. Daily Study Bible. Philadelphia: Westminster Press, 1983. [Amazon | CBD]
- _____. Psalms 1-50. Word Biblical Commentary. Vol. 19. Dallas: Word, 1983; 2nd ed., updated by Marvin Tate, Nashville: Thomas Nelson, 2005. [WTS | Amazon | CBD]
- _____. Ugarit and the Old Testament. Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 1983. [Amazon]
- _____. Twelve Prophets. Daily Study Bible. 2 vols. Philadelphia: Westminster Press, 1984-85. [Amazon | CBD & CBD]
- _____. The Old Testament: Its Background, Growth, and Content. Nashville: Abingdon Press, 1986. [Amazon]
- _____. Jeremiah 1-25. Word Biblical Commentary. Vol. 26. Dallas: Word, 1991. [WTS | Amazon | CBD]


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text: The NRL Footy Show was pretty good when the lineup was Harragon/Johns/Vautin/Sterling. Bloody awful now, I can't stand to watch it. Q&A is pretty horrible. I like the Australian version of Grand Designs but you are always going to find wackier building projects in the UK. Aside from a bigger population to choose from, most of the more interesting Grand Designs programmes are about buildings designed to combat pretty restrictive situations - funny shaped blocks, stringent building standards, historic building protections. There's far more of those in the densely populated and historic UK than there are here. As an aside, I often wonder how people afford those buildings. They always go way overbudget and the programme makes it seem like their initial budget is already pretty close to maxed out. Yet when they come back the place is always stuffed full of brand new designer furniture?


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Less a sequel to Ice Cube's 1995 cult movie Friday, more a joke for joke rehash. The scatological humour has not abated and the smoking of weed underlies most major plot points, with Craig (Ice Cube) and his sidekick Day-Day (Epps) coming on like a latter-day Cheech and Chong. The story, such as it is, begins four years after the fateful Friday when Craig bested local bully Debo. He's still living with his parents in the 'hood when news filters through that Debo has busted out of jail and is looking for revenge. He temporarily relocates in the suburbs with his lottery-winning uncle and nerdish cousin Day-Day. But even in here, there's plenty of trouble waiting to ruin his Friday. Despite the crass humour, Ice Cube's inert performance and the pre-adolescent attitude to women, this is a sporadically funny picture with a strong soundtrack. Like most stoner movie, it will probably find its niche as a video release.
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California Governor Jerry Brown has signed two bills supported by state industry lobbyist SPEC. Both are meant to close licensing loopholes and increase the authority of the Contractors State License Board in combating those operating without a license, enabling such activity or misrepresenting their own license status.
Senate Bill 261 allows the CSLB to take administrative action against contractors who lend out their license numbers or otherwise help unlicensed companies evade the law, cite a license number other than the one appearing on their valid license, continue to work under expired or suspended licenses, or commit similar crimes. CSLB can issue warning letters, citations or fines, or even suspend or revoke a license for these crimes, without the aid of local law enforcement.
"…giving the CSLB this authority to issue citations and keep a record of these bad actors is a necessary step in combating the underground economy and [helping] law-abiding small businesses succeed," SPEC said in a press release.
Senate Bill 262 says that the person named as the qualifier on a builders license now must directly supervise and control the work to ensure its quality and compliance with law. Applicants must submit detailed information explaining how the qualifier will perform these duties. The language also outlines limits and criteria for serving as qualifier for multiple companies. Where violations were previously punishable only by administrative action, they now are treated as misdemeanors punishable by up to six months' imprisonment in a county jail, a fine of $3,000 to $5,000, or both.
"Consumers need to know that they can trust the contractor they hire to do the job properly," SPEC said. "The consumer will be confident if they know a qualifier is ultimately responsible for job supervision, managing construction activities, making technical and administrative decisions, checking jobs for proper workmanship, and are directly supervising the work site."
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6 June 2005
Syndonia (Donie) Bret-Harte
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In June of 2005, Dr. Syndonia Bret-Harte presented a lecture at the Arctic Interagency Visitor Center in Coldfoot, Alaska. The center is located about halfway between Fairbanks and Prudhoe Bay on the Dalton Highway. Dr. Bret-Harte is conducting research at Toolik Field Station (TFS), an internationally recognized arctic research site located approximately 100 miles north of the visitor center, and she discussed her work on tundra plants and climate change. The event was open to the public and the audience was primarily composed of residents from the nearby communities of Coldfoot and Wiseman.


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Why does Viola decide to cut her hair and dress like a man?
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Society was dominated by men and the only position available in the Duke's household was that of a manservant to the Duke. A woman certainly could not have held that position so she was required to pretend to be a man. The irony is that men were playing the roles in Shakespeare's plays so there would have been a man pretending to be a woman who is pretending to be a man. "She" would have been trying to exist in a male-dominated world much like that of England in the 16th and 17th centuries where women were merely trophies and ordered to do things by fathers, husbands, or the royals. Women were not expected to provide for themselves. Viola then has to cut her hair to fit into the male world to survive.
Viola cuts her hair and dresses like a man so that she can work for the Duke. Although the Duke originally dislikes Viola's outfit, he then hires her as a page to woo Olivia. Viola decides to go by the name of Cesario
Viola cuts her hair and disguises herself as Cessario in order to serve Duke Orsinio. She first wanted to serve Olivia (due to how the story of love moved her [Viola]), but entered Orsinio's service to be involved in the love affair somehow.
Of course, if we look at this from the outside, she dressed like a man in order to set up the comedy that follows (and some women alone in foreign lands have disguised themselves to protect their virtue).
Viola is shipwrecked off the coast of Illyria and to find work and a safe place to stay; considering she was a woman without a chaperone in a strange place she diguised herself as a man. She took the name to Cesario and became a eunuch in Orsino's household. A eunuch is a man that was castrated at a young age and never allowed to develop, which is an explantion for some her feminine features like Cesario's high-pitched voice.
So she has a place to stay and a job
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I've had my WRX 06 since Dec 08 and have been loving every min. of it. Have dreamed about getting one since I first got to the State back in 01.
Well I guess I've riding her pretty hard because I feel like the brakes are due, and well I was looking for some advice on whether I should just swap break pads or go the whole 9 yards with rotors etc.


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Numoda Names John Boris CEO and President
The founder of the company, Ann Boris, will serve as Chairman of the Board; Changes Effective December 2013.
PHILADELPHIA - Jan. 31, 2014 - PRLog -- Numoda Corporation today announced that the Board of Directors has unanimously approved changes in senior leadership. Effective December, 2013, John Boris who held the position of Chief Counsel of Numoda for 14 years was promoted to the role of President and Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Boris' appointment is a clear demonstration of Numoda's return to its roots: service, innovation and value creation for its stakeholders.
The appointment follows the announcement that Mary Boris Schaheen is no longer with the Company, effective December 2013. Numoda wishes her well in her future endeavors.
Mr. Boris stated that the code for high performance is attention to improved client services, vendor partnerships and empowering organizational culture. More than ever Numoda will have a sharpened focus on providing value to its clients. Numoda Corporation continues to invest in innovative life science technology.
To drive the transformational change in the company, Numoda has been furthering efforts to assemble a powerful board of directors. Effective December 2013, Ann S. Boris, Founder and former COO of Numoda, serves as Chair and has invited Scott Zelov, Dr. Philip Gerbino and Alan Casnoff, well-regarded businessmen, to the board to help guide the company's future strategies and direction. Numoda's new board of directors is responsible for ensuring the success of the Company's senior leadership and that the executive team possesses the experience, skills and character required to achieve the Company's goals. The new COO is Yeda Mancini, who has been with the company in several roles, over 14 years.
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Luckily I managed, with a bit of luck to end up the the same train anyway, (but for a considerably lower price)which had a load of other backpackers on it that were going to Ulan Batar.
After now spending a couple of days on the train that moves all night and all day without stopping (apart from at stations) Im really starting to get a feel for how big Russia really is. I obvioulsy knew that it was the biggest country in the world but did not realise that is had 8 time zones and is 17,175,000 sq kilometeres (6.5million square miles)!
Crossing all of the times zones messed up our body clocks a bit and we ended up drinking quite early, met all of the other backpackers in the restuarant carrage and there were also a load of mogols which appeared more friendly (and up for a laugh) than any of the Russians, giving the train a much better atmosphere! There were all sorts of comedy moments, some of the funiest being me dancing and singing with the mogol women,playing cards with them, arm wrestling with the men, high fiving the majority of them...although this was all after alot of vodka.
The next day, after drinking all of the vodka on the train we attually found it hard to get hold of anymore as the little shops on the platform were not liecenced to sell it, so in the end we had to settle for a beer called Oxator which was 8%, we soon discovered that the best thing for a hang over was to continue drinking!!


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Sister of Duchess of Cambridge marrying wealthy financier James Matthews today.
Queen Elizabeth II's husband will stop carrying out public engagements this fall.
Monarch enjoyed a family day.
Duke, Duchess of Cambridge, Prince Harry speak candidly on issues they've faced.
Former Spice Girl made Officer of the Order of the British Empire.
Seek persuade people to be more open about their mental health.
65 years on the throne makes her Britain's longest-serving monarch.
The queen, a regular churchgoer, missed the Christmas Day service for the first time in decades.
Monarch also missed the Christmas church service last week for the first time in decades.
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Quick and Dirty Torque X 2D Optimization Tips: T2DAnimatedSprite
Last we left our mad hacker, he was staring at a screen like this one:
The last optimization worked to get T2DTileLayer out of the running for top framerate sink. Now T2DAnimatedSprite had risen up to claim the crown. A bit of investigation pinned vertex buffer updates as the slowest operation associated with rendering T2DAnimatedSprites. Similar to the index buffer updating that slowed T2DTileLayer rendering down, locking the actual graphical resource data for updates could be potentially very slow on the Xbox 360.
Unlike T2DTileLayer, however, simply skipping superfluous updates wouldn't work since, for the most part, T2DAnimatedSprite was already, via T2DQuad, skipping updates that shouldn't change the vertex buffer (it could do with being a little pickier about when actually perform the vertex buffer refill, but that's a story for another day.) The big problem for T2DAnimatedSprite is that the main feature that makes it so useful, the ability to change the part of a texture displayed based on animation data, causes it to lock and update the texture coordinates in the vertex buffer every time a frame of animation changes.
The key to optimizing T2DAnimatedSprite is to make it able to update texture sampling coordinates without locking the vertex buffer, thereby making the updates a whole lot cheaper.
Using the UV coordinates of a vertex buffer to define the portion of a texture used when drawing a quad is natural. When a quad needs to display a different part of a texture, it's straightforward and easy to change the UV coordinates in the vertex buffer to make this happen. It's also really slow and if, like T2DAnimatedSprite, you need to do it often, it can tank your framerate very quickly.
Luckily, there are other ways to access texture coordinates. With vertex and pixel shaders, there's a nearly infinite number of ways to address a texture. Since animating across a series of images on a single texture essentially boils down to tweaking the UV coordinates of a vertex, an implementation that takes care of the texture animation in a vertex shader instead of using UV coordinates of the vertex directly seems like a promising way to avoid expensive vertex buffer locks.
To do so, I created a vertex shader, basically a copy of SimpleVS with some extra logic to calculate the output texture coordinate by adding a float2 called uvDisplacement to the base coordinate passed in from the vertex buffer. I then modified T2DQuad to calculate the UV displacement value whenever its TextureCoordinates were set (usually by T2DAnimatedSprite.) Basically, the first time T2DQuad gets texture coordinates, it sets the base texture coordinates in the vertex buffer (incurring a vertex buffer lock.) After that, it calculates the UV displacement based on the difference between the texture coordinates it receives and the base values already set in the vertex buffer. After that, I just needed to ferry the UV displacement value from T2DQuad to the vertex shader via new data and logic in RenderInstance and SimpleMaterial, respectively. A link to the source code for this change is available at the end of this article.
With the optimization implemented, T2DAnimatedSprite loses its spot on the chart. T2DStaticSprite is still eating up a bit more time than it probably deserves doing redundant buffer locks, but my frame rate is now solid at 60fps.
That is, until I cast a spell and spawn a whole bunch of particle effects.
No rest for the wicked, it seems…
Click here to download the source code (as an SVN patch) for this change (implemented on top of the 3.1.0 version of Torque X 2D.) The code changes for the optimization are bracketed with #if USE_UV_DISPLACEMENT preprocessor directives to allow for easy toggling. Just add USE_UV_DISPLACEMENT to the conditonal compilation symbols for TorqueCore and Torque2D to put the optimization into action.


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If there was an Olympic event for which nation leads the world in having the highest inflation rate, Zimbabwe would win the gold, silver and bronze medals. Disastrous policies of President Mugabe have wrecked the nation, sent over two million fleeing to other nations, and left 80% of those remaining living in poverty. African nations have appealed to the Zimbabwe leader to work with the opposition Movement for Democratic Change, but he fears surrendering any power because it would leave open possible charges against the clique which surrounds him of stealing land and money.
President Thabo Mbeki for months has remained a close friend and supporter of a man who was running his nation's economy into the ground. Mbeki refused to be an impartial mediator and thus encouraged Mugabe to continue his ruinous policies. Now, Mbeki's reputation is in ruins within his own nation. But, the people of Zimbabwe continue living in poverty and hunger.


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Didn't know anything about the Cruze paint protection or rustproofing packages. I was at about 1100 under MSRP. My cousin works in sales where I deal. I did take a decent hit on trading the 2012 Cruze but I wanted some of the new safetly features of the 2013 plus the MyLink. And I got the color combo I was looking for in the 2012 that they couldn't locate.
I looked around and got the mats off ebay if I recall for just over $100 including sales tax. Shipping was free. Not a big savings over other places I saw them.
I see from the radio config screens they update the radio software via a USB key. It would be nice if GM would take in suggestions for improvements to the interface and provide updates via the dealer. I'm sure they wouldn't allow the consumer to do the update. For me. Having them add the inside temp setting and the having the option to enable the date on the home screen would be nice. Be nice if GM had a means to provide My Link consumer feedback.


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If your application is successful, based on the report of the technical examination, you will be granted protection for your plant variety for 25 years, subject to the payment of annual renewal fees.
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If your application for protection has not been granted yet, you are entitled to provisional protection for your plant variety. This means that you are able to take legal proceedings in respect of the plant variety for infringement activities that took place between the date of publication of the application and date of grant. However, such legal proceedings should commence only after the plant variety protection has been granted.
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Annual University of Toledo Internal Medicine Research and Clinical Resident Symposium
Dr. White obtained his college degree from Yale, M.D. degree from the University of Pennsylvania, also completed his residency in medicine and fellowship in Hematology-Oncology. In 1969, he joined MCO (Medical College Ohio) as an associate professor of medicine and was one of the founders of Internal Medicine department. Dr. White has numerous contributions to the literature and to the community. Dr. White is still active in teaching our residents and students.
Dr. White with the winners of the symposium. From left to right: Shahul Valavoor,
MD, Kevin Xiang, MD,
Raja Thotakura, MD, Peter White, MD, Ragheb Assaly, MD, Anis Toumeh, MD.
First Place:
Raja Thotakura, MD: "Incidence of Serrated Polyps in Colorectal Cancer Screening:
A Retrospective Review"
Second Place:
Shahul Valavoor, MD: "PPI induced hypomagnesemia, hypocalcemia and hypokalemia"
Anis Toumeh, MD: "More than a lymph node or a thyroid nodule"
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Kevin Xiang: "To Assess the Cost Effectiveness and Cost Reimbursement of Inpatient
Stress Test after Effective Risk Stratification of Patients Admitted with Acute Chest
Other Presentations:
Soha Alfares, MD: Fecal Transplantation in a Case of Refractory Clostridium difficile.
Faraz Khan Luni, MD: Apical Aneurysm in Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy : Interpreting the Image.
Ahlam Alsomali, MD: Atypical presentation of cryptosporidium in an immunocompetent patient.
Zubair Ashraf, MD: An interesting case of glomerulonephritis.
Ammar Alkayyali, MD: Motor variant of Guillian-Barre syndrome.
Dr. William Sodeman, Professor Emeritus, Department of medicine, obtained his MD degree from the University of Pennsylvania. He trained in Internal Medicine residency and fellowship in Gastroenterology & Hepatology from the University of Michigan. Dr. Sodeman has umpteen publications to his name and is active with resident teaching and training. This award is presented each year to the best Practice Based Learning presented in the annual symposium.
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Ankush Moza, MD, Hamzeh Almasri, MD, Mashhood Kakroo, MD, Quratulain Chaudhry, MD,
Yousef Al Ahwel, MD and Ammar Alkayyali, MD:
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Raja Thotakura MD, David Gachoka MD, Syed Hasan MD and Ehsan Rafiq, MD: "The Sepsis Protocol"
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Hani Shalabi, MD and Michael Hake, MD: "The Changes Made in the Pain Management in the GIM Clinic After Introduction of Pain Template"
Abhimanyu Ghose, MD and Yacin Zawam, MD: "All the Patients Admitted With GI Bleed
Both Upper and Lower from June 2010 to July 2011
and Stratify by Age/Gender/Alcohol/NSAID use/management"
Dr. Walsh had his undergraduate training in chemistry at Youngstown and Cincinnati Universities. He graduated as an M.D from Medical College of Ohio in 1978 and completed his residency as well as cardiology fellowship training at MCO. Dr. Walsh joined MCO faculty in 1983 until 2006 when he died after a tragic accident. Dr. Walsh was a distinguished teacher, scientist and a human being. His devotion to his fellows and to his patients was exemplary.
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Thomas Walsh Fellow Symposium 2012
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Mohammed Taleb, M.D. from Cardiology Fellowship for his presentation: "The Diagnostic accuracy of Doppler echocardiography in assessment of pulmonary artery systolic pressure."
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Fadi Safi, M.D. from Pulmonary/Critical Care Fellowship for his presentation: "Chest masses and Infiltrates, what's the diagnosis? What's the intervention? "
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Maisa Nazzal, M.D. from Nephrology for her presentation: "Loin Pain Hematuria syndrome."


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Fish n' Canada Part 1
Lots of Walleyes and
some Northern Pike
Fish'n Canada Part 2
Walleyes, Shore Lunch
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Wabatongushi Lake is a relatively shallow and friendly fishing lake for Northern Ontario Canada with an average depth of 17'. It's 10,000 acre area contains an abundance of varied fish structure such as rocky reefs, sandbars and weed beds allowing easy fishing for Walleye, Northern Pike and Perch. The extensive shallow bays are ideal fish spawning areas for northern pike while the many rocky reefs and 27 rivers and streams make optimum walleye fish spawning areas.
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st: RE: Problem with outreg2 in a do file
"Martin Weiss" <email@example.com>
st: RE: Problem with outreg2 in a do file
Sun, 10 Aug 2008 15:52:45 +0200
Let me take a first shot at this and say that results are usually returned
as -return scalar- by a program. I bet your problem has something to do with
the use of locals inside your program, and different handling of those in a
do-file vs. interactive use. See -h simulate- at the bottom for an example
of the -return scalar- command. Other listers will probably elaborate on
-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Sunday, August 10, 2008 1:18 PM
To: email@example.com
Subject: st: Problem with outreg2 in a do file
I have a problem with a certain -outreg2- line that does not work in a
do-file, but works perfectly when called up manually. I really can't
understand why that happens.
Here's the program. What I am doing there is defining a program to
test a nonlinear combination of coefficients (the long-run effect in a
dynamic panel), and therefore I create "testlreff". There, I save the
results (which are matrices) in scalars, so that I can use them in
-outreg2, addstat()-.
*** code begins here***
cap program drop testlreff
program testlreff
nlcom _b[L1.x]/(1-_b[L1.y])
mat b1=r(b)
mat v1=r(V)
local b=b1[1,1]
local se=sqrt(v1[1,1])
xtabond2 y L.(y x) yr* , gmm(L.(y)) iv(yr*) iv(L2.x, passthru) noleveleq
outreg2 L1.y L1.x using whatever, bdec(3) br addstat(long-run effect,
`b', se, `se') replace
*** code ends here***
The problem that appears when I run this do file is that right after
the outreg-line Stata stops and tells me:
. outreg2 L1.y L1.x using whatever.xls, bdec(3) br addstat(lon
> g-run effect, `b', se, `se')
invalid syntax
end of do-file
Now the weird thing is that if I now copy and paste that outreg2 line
manually into stata, right after the do file stalls, it works
perfectly. So I really can't understand why it does not work when it
is in a do file.
Thanks for any suggestions!
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By Samara Iodice | Friday, January 14, 2011
Foundations of Photography: Exposurewith Ben Long was released on December 23, and was the newest launch in the lynda.com Online Training Library® for several days into the new year. The holiday season could have been a very hectic and distracting time for members to find this new series, and yet, they turned out in droves—sending in comment after positive comment in record numbers, both through the course feedback link on the course page, and here on the blog. The comments suggest many things, of which two are recurrent themes. One, that members are hungry for photography skills courses such as the Foundations of Photography series. And, two, that members thoroughly enjoy Ben Long's training style, wit, enthusiasm, and comprehensive knowledge.
As lynda.com training producer for this course, it's hard to maintain complete neutrality on the subject, but I'll try to look at this from the point-of-view of a member. If I did not have experience working directly with Ben Long, and being very intimate with his scripts and outlines during the production of this course, what would my reaction be after watching this course for the first time, sight unseen? To be honest, I'd be completely blown away, and for the same reasons stated by members. Yet, even while I say this, I know something that keeps me from being completely impartial. It's this small, largely unknown, factoid that makes me watch each and every frame of Foundations of Photography: Exposure with utter disbelief and an immense feeling of achievement for Ben Long and the production team at lynda.com—myself included.
So, what is this piece of insider information? Well, simply that, at the time of its publication, Foundations of Photography: Exposure contained more live action video footage than any other lynda.com training course ever to be published in the Online Training Library. Out of 64 total movies in the course, 61 of those are live action video, shot both in the studio and out on location. Could the live action component be another reason why this course has been so popular in its relatively short time in the library? Many viewer comments have espoused the virtues of the live action video in this course, and the production value has been highly praised, and is what users are coming to expect from online training, in general. So, there's no doubt that this figures into the equation somewhere, but just how prominently, remains to be seen.
This does not mean that live action is superior to screen capture content. In the case of photography hard skills instruction, it is arguably a more effective approach to teaching this type of content, but for software training, screen capture is still the gold standard. What it does mean, however, is that the number of production hours and effort that went into making this training is five to eight times that of a standard screen capture course. And quite honestly, when I watch the videos, I find myself going over and over in my head the things we had to do to get things to look or work a certain way, and I'm constantly reminded of the incredible dedication of each and every member of the production team. I also think of all the unique moments and funny occurrences that happened behind-the-scenes, and how so much of that never gets shared with our members.
With that in mind, I've included a video of my production photos to invite subscribers in for a closer look at lynda.com live action shooting. Please note that while you will meet many of the key production team members in this video, you will not be meeting the post-production staff responsible for creating the beautiful graphics and additional photographs, and artfully splicing all the hours of footage together into the many individual instructional videos that make up this course. Special thanks goes out to those individuals, including Andy Ta, Bryce Poole, Fatima Anes, Angelica Chong, Paul Roper, and Lucas Deming. And, thanks also to Jim Heid, for his uncanny ability to find incredible authors.
Take a look at the accompanying behind-the-scenes video, and if you've already watched Foundations of Photography: Exposure, or if you're planning on watching it soon, you might just see it in a whole new light.
By Samara Iodice | Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Video shot by lynda.com's Taymar Pixley and Lucas Deming, and edited by Chris Chan Lee. Starring author Jen Kramer and training producer Samara Iodice.
You may be surprised to discover that behind every lynda.com author is a training producer, like me, who oversees all aspects of course production—from content development, to script review, to graphics creation, to booth and/or live action recording, and eventually publishing in the Online Training Library®. You may be even more surprised to learn that lynda.com training producers are not usually experts in the software for the courses they produce. In fact, often the first experience I have with a certain piece of software is in reviewing the early draft of a course table of contents in preparation for beginning work with an author. That doesn't mean training producers aren't extremely knowledgeable about the course content, but where the author must know details of how every individual feature of the software functions, the training producer is looking at something completely different—the overall educational integrity of the course and associated exercise files.
Some training producers are experts in some software programs—it's often how our career path brought us to where we are. Some of us are experts in certain products; all of us are skilled in many products, are very technologically savvy, and learn new software quite easily. Before becoming a training producer at lynda.com, my software expertise was in the computer-aided-drafting (CAD) area, having used AutoCAD extensively in my previous career as an engineer, and also in the web design area, using Dreamweaver for the last several versions.
One area of web design I had become increasingly interested in was the use of content management systems (CMS) such as Drupal, WordPress, and Joomla to create web sites that could be more easily maintained than the traditional static web site. So, when the opportunity arose to produce a Joomla title with the very enthusiastic author, Jen Kramer, I jumped right in. I was particularly excited to learn a CMS because I'd been doing volunteer media work for a youth-run nonprofit, Everybody Dance Now, and the teenage leaders desperately needed a new, modern web site they could learn to maintain themselves.
So, after a week of recording with Jen Kramer, I had my first real taste of Joomla, and that, in turn, stimulated my appetite to watch many of the other Joomla and CMS offerings in the lynda.com Online Training Library®. Before I knew it, I had designed a new Joomla-based national web site for the young ladies of Everybody Dance Now, and was being called upon to design other chapter web sites around the country for the same organization, in addition to providing training for those chapters to maintain their own sites. It's been a whirlwind of volunteer activity that I wouldn't have been able to participate in, had I not fully immersed myself in the lynda.com Online Training Library® to learn a new topic.
Click to watch the trailer for Jen's Joomla course.
With the release of Jen Kramer's Joomla! 1.6 Beta Preview title last week, many people are wondering what Joomla and other content management systems are all about, and how they can apply this technology in their own lives. I'm hoping that sharing my experience as a training producer practicing what we, at lynda.com, teach will help inspire lynda.com members to investigate Joomla and all the various content management systems in the library, and discover these practical and highly-effective solutions for creating and maintaining a powerful web presence.
Watch Jen's course, Joomla! 1.6 Beta Preview, and learn more about Joomla at the Joomla web site.
By Samara Iodice | Wednesday, July 7, 2010
With live action video shooting going full tilt in the production department these days, lynda.com producers and directors are always looking for new scenic locations at which to shoot content for the never-ending flow of courses released to the Online Training Library®. For a soon-to-launch title, Photoshop CS5: Landscape Photography with seasoned photographer, Ben Long, finding a suitable location was even more challenging than usual. With only a day before shooting was to begin, we were forced to back out of our initial shoot location, due to a logistics issue. During an internet search I made weeks earlier, I had tucked away the information for a 233-acre, oak-covered ranch, situated on one of the best vantage points in Ojai, California.
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Dreamweaver extension developer extraordinaire Massimo Foti has just released a new extension, which allows you to quickly and easily import and export your Dreamweaver snippets directly from the Snippets panel. As there's no out-of-the-box way to manage your custom code snippets in Dreamweaver save manually copying files out of your DW configuration directory, Massimo's extension is a very welcome addition, and a very slick and convenient way to manage Dreamweaver snippets in general. You can download the MXP extension file directly at Massimo's website, make sure to send him a good word if you find it handy. Nice!
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DEMBA Ba proved to be Chelsea's goalscoring hero for the second time in a week after his second-half finish secured a 1-0 win over 10-man Swansea City at the Liberty Stadium.
Just a few days after poaching the goal which sent Chelsea into the semi-finals of the UEFA Champions League, the striker's crucial effort in south Wales kept Jose Mourinho's side firmly in the title race after Liverpool had beaten Manchester City 3-2 earlier in the day.
Chelsea trails league leader Liverpool by two points with four games left but the two teams are still to meet at Anfield on April 27.
Ba struck firmly into the bottom left corner after a pass from midfielder Nemanja Matic.
Mohamed Salah side-footed an excellent early chance wide for Chelsea before Swansea defender Chico Flores was sent off on 16 minutes following two quick bookings.
Flores was first cautioned for bringing down Willian as the Brazilian tried to launch a quick counter-attack and was then shown a second yellow card, following lengthy deliberation by referee Phil Dowd, for a trip on Andre Schurrle just outside the penalty area.
Chelsea, though, struggled to take advantage of their numerical superiority for long periods, with half-time substitute Samuel Eto'o flashing an opportunity off target before the breakthrough goal arrived for Ba on 68 minutes.
For Swansea, Garry Monk's side are still sweating on their Premier League status following a run of two wins in 11 games which has left the club just three points above the relegation zone.
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Tennessee has claimed a top honor in the 2007 Site Selection Governor's Cup rankings, a 30-year tradition published by the magazine to honor states with the most new and expanded corporate facilities as tracked by Conway Data Inc.'s New Plant Database. Tennessee placed third with 293 corporate location projects.
"This is good news for Tennessee, and confirms that our state continues to build on its reputation as one of the most business-friendly states in the country," said Governor Phil Bredesen. "Site Selection's Governor's Cup rankings reflect Tennessee's commitment to driving economic growth and developing a world class workforce through education and training."
The survey also ranked metro areas, broken down into four categories by size, based on their number of job creation projects. Tennessee had four cities on the top 10 metro lists, more than any other state. Nashville-Murfreesboro ranked sixth for metro areas of more than 1 million, Knoxville ranked tenth for metros between 200,000 and 1 million and in the 50,000-200,000 metro category, Morristown ranked second and Johnson City ranked fourth.
"From Governor Bredesen's first day in office, the creation of higher skilled, better paying jobs has been a priority for us," said Matt Kisber, commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development. "Seeing smaller cities like Morristown and Johnson City excel on a national platform demonstrates our priorities are in the right place: collaborating and developing partnerships with local communities and focusing on rural job creation."
The tallies are based on expansion or relocation projects that meet at least one of three standards: a capital investment of at least $1 million, creation of at least 50 new jobs or creation of at least 20,000 square feet of new floor area. Only corporate projects are considered, meaning the magazine does not track retail or government projects, hospitals or schools.
"Tennessee's third-place finish in our Top 10 ranking means the state's economic development strategy is not only sound, but quite effective in attracting corporate investment," Mark Arend, editor-in-chief of Site Selection says. "A significant number of companies – nearly 300 – have found the factors they need in Tennessee with which to grow their operations."
Site Selection, published by Conway Data, is the oldest publication in the corporate real estate and economic development field and the official publication of the Industrial Asset Management Council. Many corporate real estate analysts regard the magazine's rankings as "the industry scoreboard." Site Selection's circulation, 44,000 strong, consists of executives involved in corporate site selection decisions, most at the CEO/President/COO level.
To read more and see the complete Governor's Cup rankings, visit Site Selection's Web site, www.siteselection.com
Source: Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development


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On October 17, 2012 the first NodeStack Online Conference was streamed live all over the world. Thousands of people from North & South America, Europe and Asia Pacific tuned in and many of them joined the conversation on Twitter using #NodeStack.
The event explored why organizations are gravitating towards these technologies and why they work so well as a production ready software stack. Experts from the companies behind these technologies (10gen & Joyent) as well as some of the most advanced productions users (Nodejitsu, MongoLab & Clock) review this stack from the top through the foundation and discuss or debate the surrounding aspects of the stack as a whole.
The event was recorded live and is now available to view online. Once you are registered you will have access to 3 main sessions and 90 minutes of panel discussions and audience questions.
This event was so successful and well received that the partners are already planning future events. Register to ensure you are kept informed.
Steve Tuck, GM of the Joyent Public cloud welcomes us to the online conference and discusses NodeStack, the agenda for the event and speakers.
Nuno Job - CCO at Nodejitsu
Node.js is a software system designed for writing highly scalable Internet applications. In this session Nuno Job, CCO of Nodejitsu reviews Node.js from the basics to the most amazing ways that node.js can and is being used. Nuno does an excellent job (no-pun intended) of balancing between new and advanced Node.js users through examples and analogies that include movies, cooking and even flying servers! Most popular quote according to twitter: "if you love something, open source it"
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Aaron Heckmann - Engineer at 10gen
Combining Node.js with the popular document- oriented MongoDB makes for powerful and robust application architecture. In this session, Aaron Heckmann, Engineer from 10gen, the company behind MongoDB, explores why these technologies fit so well together. Aaron walks us through the importance of Java Script to both systems and how to leverage the stack through live demos. Most popular quote according to twitter: "one language to rule them all"
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Bryan Cantrill - SVP Engineering at Joyent
SmartOS is an OS/hypervisor that is lean enough to run entirely in memory, powerful enough to run as much as you want to throw at it and provisions faster than any other hypervisor in the world. In this session Bryan Cantrill, Joyent's SVP of Engineering takes us on an energetic adventure through the history of software, the importance of SmartOS as the stack foundation and the inevitable debugging process of software. Most popular quote according to twitter: "the amateur thinks the bug went away, the professional knows that it is just waiting to pounce"
Bryan Cantrill - SVP at Engineering; Nuno Job - CCO at Nodejitsu; Aaron Heckmann - Engineer at 10gen; Paul Serby - CTO at Clock; Ben Wen - VP of Sales at MongoLab
Each tool in the stack has various benefits that relate to revenue, cost savings and time to market. This expert panel session focuses on how the parts and the whole produce faster returns for less investment. Themes include: Scaling the parts of the stack, support, staffing, business benefits, some great technology focused rants amongst the experts and questions from the online live audience. The recordings are split into 3 parts.
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Bryan Cantrill, Joyent
Bryan is the SVP of Engineering at Joyent, where he oversees worldwide development of the SmartOS and SmartDataCenter platforms. Prior to joining Joyent, Bryan served as a Distinguished Engineer at Sun Microsystems, where he spent over a decade working on system software, from the guts of the kernel to client-code on the browser. He co-designed and implemented DTrace, a facility for dynamic instrumentation of production systems that has won multiple awards.
Aaron Heckmann, 10gen
Aaron and engineer at 10gen. He is the maintainer of Mongoose, the MongoDB object document modeler and an active member of the Node.js community. He also authored express-mongoose, mongoose-keywords, mongoose-ttl, and others such as gm, gleak, node-ses, and has been a significant contributor to projects such as Express and the node-mongodb-native mongodb driver.
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Evening Dresses
Heading out for a night on the town? Ready to indulge at a wine buffet or have dinner at a fancy sushi restaurant? If you are a woman and the answer is yes, by now you MUST be thinking about what you are going to wear. If this is the case, let's take a look at some of the best options that you have to wine and dine in style.
First, assess who your companions will be and where the venue will be held. It is important to know what the occasion is in order to ensure that you dress appropriately. Once the details and complete itinerary are planned out, choose your dress for the evening. If you are simply planning to hang out at the nearest corner burger joint, jeans and a tank top are probably going to cut it. However, for locales that require a little more class, nothing says finesse like an evening dress. Evening dresses come in all colors and styles – beige, black, red, and purple being the most common types seen at social events. If you've ever watched Miss Universe, Miss World, or any type of beauty pageant, you'll know what we're talking about.
An evening dress is designed to stand out and make a big impression when seeing, but at the same time remain very comfortable to wear and cause as little restriction as possible to the wearer. One of the biggest things to keep in mind is the style of dress and the hairstyle – both should match and failure to do so can have disastrous effects on the overall image which you are trying to portray. If the hair is tied up in a bun and going for a more slick and pulled back look, try going for an evening dress that hugs the body curves. For hair that's let down and free to roam wild, a looser and flowing dress would be appropriate.
Accessories – these can make the difference between beautiful evening attire, and an absolutely drop-dead gorgeous outfit. A simple but perfectly placed necklace of piece of jewelry can enhance the look and feel of the evening dress and cause it to stand out even more, accentuated portions of the body and allowing people to keep their focus on one area. Try to experiment with different combinations until you find something that really fits you – you'll get the hang of it in no time!


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WWE Reports The Miz Was Injured On WWE Raw, SmackDown Rating, Reading Celebration Video
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– WWE's website reports that The Miz was injured by Randy Orton on last night's RAW. Dr. Chris Amann told WWE reporters that they were doing tests on The Miz but he had a preliminary diagnosis of an upper thoracic injury, a bruised breastbone and bruised collarbone. WWE reported The Miz also had difficulty moving his neck and arm and showed signs of a pinched nerve.
– As PWMania.com reported, Friday's WWE SmackDown episode did 2.827 million viewers, up 15% from the week before. The show did a 1.96 cable rating, up a bit from the previous week. This was SmackDown's highest rating since August 2nd.
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Google clearly caught the public's imagination on Wednesday when it introduced Chromecast — the $35 dongle that can turn any TV with an HDMI port, and access to Wi-Fi, into a smart TV. Plug it in, and you can access YouTube, Netflix and other media, including music and photos from your computer, phone, or tablet. The device is already sold out on Google Play, Amazon, and Best Buy. (You can find it for about $45 on eBay, though.) And Google has exhausted its allotment of promotions that gave early Chromecast buyers three months of Netflix for free. So is Google's new product worth all this excitement? Several critics who have tried it say that it is — but mostly because its cheaper than alternatives such as Apple TV and Roku. It "works as advertised, and it makes me feel like I'm a little further into the future," The Atlantic's Alexis Madrigal says. "For $35, that's a good deal." Wired's Mat Honan says that images don't show that Chromecast needs to draw power from either a USB port or an outlet. Still, he's "pretty blown away by how easy, versatile, and inexpensive this is. Given the low, low price … it's really hard not to like."PC Magazine made it an Editor's Choice, with a rating of four out of five — again, mostly because of the price. "If the Chromecast cost as much as the Apple TV (or even half as much), it would compare more poorly," Will Greenwald says. But CNET editors were less impressed, giving Chromecast three stars out of five. They complain that "there are no dedicated apps for many major services (including Amazon Instant, HBO Go, Spotify, Rdio, and MLB.TV), no dedicated TV interface for standalone use, no support for personal media sitting on your devices … and the awesome-sounding screen-mirroring feature ends up being entirely underwhelming in practice. Basically, you can stream Netflix, YouTube, and a couple of Google services; $35 feels about right."
Google's Chromecast Wins Early Adopters, But Mostly Due To Its Low Price
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Chromecast is useless as a standalone device, whereas Apple TV & Roku are full-featured standalone devices.
You can "push" video files from your computer by dropping them into a chrome tab and "casting" it to the device. Works very well but depends on the quality of the network.
But, add in the fees for the services and what do you have. It doesn't add up to ROKU or APPLE TV…
Its not a stand along device and there are a lot of other fees. Not worth it. Its Google, enough said
I just bought 4 Chromecast dongles for every TV we have. Chromecast is awesome. Apple TV (not just the $99 version but ANY TV that Apple was planning) is dead dead dead…
disagree. have had apple tv for a couple of years and it just keeps getting better. on top of all the movie services, it also has a digital optical out that runs into my stereo. i can control the music i'm listening to by my pool using my phone via airplay. it's fantastic. zero complaints.
Can't see the appeal of a device to watch on a TV set when so many people are migrating their watching to portable devices. The TV that just sits there is a dinosaur. Seems a bit doomed, like making a fancy tea cozy for a VHS player.
why in the world would i want to watch something on my phone, ipad or computer when i can watch it all on a big screen tv (via apple tv in my case) in surround sound, no headphones, as it was intended. only reason i'm not doing that is if i'm not in my home. the tv that's embedded in my wall is a work of art depending on what i'm viewing — and when i'm not viewing, an actual work of art slides down and conceals it.
Agree in part with HappyDance although there are still some of us who would rather watch "GAME OF THRONES" in HD on a 60″ plasma in Dolby Surround than on a 7″ tablet.
For something that cost $35.00 and claims to be all that it is. Well, it doesn't sound right to me.
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Nowadays spell check is an important part of our writing. How-do-you-spell.net is the place where you can find the correct spelling of fisherman and find out the common misspellings with percentage rankings. Here you can even get a list of synonyms for fisherman. Checking antonyms for fisherman may also be very helpful for you.
Spell check of fisherman
Correct spelling: fisherman
Common misspellings*:
- fishermans (88%)
- flyfishermen (12%)
piscator, caster, pekan, seaman, harpooner, game warden, fisher cat, whaler, sailor, huntsman, hunter, beater, angler, poacher, black cat, huntress, sealer, falconer, fisher, trawler, seiner.
Examples of usage:
1) He had been a fisherman, but now he was a farmer, because it paid better- he had an old mother, one enemy, and very many friends; he had loved a girl, and she had been engaged to him for two years, but another man had taken her away and married her- and that is why he had an enemy. - "Fortitude", Hugh Walpole.
2) He found it very difficult to see, but he bent his head and peered through the legs of a big fisherman in front of him. - "Fortitude", Hugh Walpole.
3) 'Twas down to Dunotter Cove and I, a lad, my father bein' a fisherman, and one night, I mind it as though it were yesterday, there was a mighty wreck. - "Fortitude", Hugh Walpole.
Similar words:
Fishermen, fisherman's lure, Fisheries, Fishwomen, fishery, fishers.
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To Richard Lamm and Bill Owens:
The local Steamboat Springs and Craig newspapers are running ads for your upcoming "Global Warming - Fact or Fiction?" debate ("Fueling Thought" Energy Summit 2009 in Craig).
Normally, I'd enjoy seeing both of you debate, but the choice of topic leaves me pretty disappointed.
It's as if you two were "debating" whether the Earth is flat versus round, or whether the planet revolves around the sun or the other way around. The outcome (who the audience thinks was more witty or persuasive) really doesn't affect what's really going on.
A room full of fossil fuel executives in Craig might be one of the only places left where such a "debate" still could be held.
Your debate won't change the physical reality, but it will have several negative effects:
1. Global warming. "Global warming" is a friendly term that suggests longer summers and milder winters ("Hey, who wouldn't want to wear shorts a little longer?"). "Climate disruption" probably is more accurate.
2. Indeterminate cause. A "debate" ("Global Warming - Fact or Fiction?") suggests there's still uncertainty. Not in the scientific community (even the scientists for the infamous Global Climate Coalition told the oil, gas and coal industries that the evidence was undeniable). The only uncertainty left is the speed of change, what we're going to do about it, and whether there's still time to avoid the climate from spiraling out of control.
3. Partisan politics. I can't help but notice that one of you is a Republican and the other a Democrat. Having you debate global warming implies that it's just another political or ideological disagreement. It's much more serious than that.
4. Deniability and inaction. It's pretty hard going to work each morning if you acknowledge your industry is destabilizing the Earth's atmosphere and making your kid's future uncertain. Much easier if a debate by two ex-governors gives you reason to deny the scientific evidence and to keep going to work and cashing your paycheck.
I'm hoping the whole "Fact or Fiction" thing is really a big set-up and that both of you will agree from the beginning that there really isn't any doubt left on causation and debate the solutions instead.
Here's to hope ...
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Sophomore guard Aric Kucel (Gloversville/Gloversville High School) led Hudson Valley with 20 points, six assists and three steals. Livingston added 14 points, four rebounds and four blocks, and freshman forward Khylan Hunt (Saratoga Springs/Saratoga Springs High School) contributed eight points, 11 boards and four blocked shots.
Antonio Kidd (Cleveland, OH/Lakewood High School) and Abebowale Olasokan (Brooklyn/Boys and Girls High School) had 12 points apiece to lead Morrisville State (0-1).
Hudson Valley will travel to North Country Community College on Saturday, November 6. The game is slated to start at 1 p.m.
Morrisville State (54) – Rashan McCormack 1-2-4, Antonio Kidd 4-4-12, Samuel Brown 1-0-2, Mike Sales 1-0-2, Dodrick Spencer 2-0-4, Abebowale Olasokan 5-2-12, Brandon Mitchell 4-0-8, Jamal McClure 4-1-9, Matt Brown 0-1-1, Totals: 22-10-54.
Hudson Valley (68) – Marlon Sousis 3-2-9, Aric Kucel 6-4-20, Mike Collopy 3-0-6, Maurice Frye 1-2-4, J.R. Battle 0-1-1, DuJuan Freeman 2-0-4, Anthony King 1-0-2, Khylan Hunt 2-4-8, Ryan Livingston 5-3-14, Totals: 23-16-68.
3-point goals: Hudson Valley 6 (Kucel 4, Sousis, Livingston).
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Dear Hosta Folk:
Bobbi Diehl and I are looking for favorite gardening related links for the
Q & A column for THJ. If you could steal a minute or two from your gardens
and your plans for attending major hosta events (read some serious
jealousy into this statement) and share just ONE garden link we would be
eternally grateful. The hosta library is my favorite site, but others might
well be commercial or merely places where one could wander in assorted
Edens. Please consider sending one such link to us and a couple of PITHY
sentences describing the site. The robins are an incredible resource for
such questions.
I am compiling a master list of invasive plants/companion plants...and
some commentary. There was an avalanche of material from all of you and we
appreciate it. I expect that the responses may be used in specific
categories in order to respond to some of the hosta gardening questions we
have. What makes many of these plant choices really intersting is the pithy
and personal experience comments that some of you shared. I had never
thought of lily of the valley as being a garden demon of the first order
requiring an exorcist, but I have had some burst through an asphalt walk
Clearly we should have asked for your zone, which is a major factor in
determining the nature of some invasive plants, and the viabilty and growth
patterns of some companion plants. Speaking of zones , many of my
plantagineas were severely stunted by this last winter in Vermont. I would
also say that this spring has genrally shown my hostas at their best. It
is truly is glorious out there. The hostas are still not quite tall enought
to begin to form the cascading clump phase of many, or has the serious leaf
color definition of the summer appeared yet.Right now the colors are
wonderfully subtle and all the hostas look so fresh and new. Enough rapture
, time to get out there and work. Did I mention the black flies in Eden?
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Anyone got any recommendations for a Fedora 17 ARM compatible and tested USB WiFi dongle suitable for use with the Raspi in the UK running on the images from http://scotland.proximity.on.ca/arm-nightlies/
I want to run the Raspi completely headless and with an absolute minimum of add on hardware, so the dongle must be capable of running off the USB port power available as well as being as small as possible.
Possible suggestions could be http://www.maplin.co.uk/micro-n150-wire ... tor-391034 or http://www.maplin.co.uk/edimax-n150-wir ... tor-396998 but I'm open to alternatives.
USB WiFi adapter suitable for F17 ARM?
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The Mission Need Statement for the Mobile Offshore Base (MOB) calls for a capability to perform full logistics support through Sea State 3, including waves of approximately 1.6 m (5 ft). However, a technical crane capability to do cargo container loading and unloading in Sea State 3 has not yet been demonstrated.The Office of Naval Research (ONR) MOB program management team has recognized crane development as a critical technology that will be necessary for any feasible MOB. ONR has requested the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) to assess the current state of practice in crane automation and motion compensation. This report is intended to establish a baseline and identify research needed to satisfy any gaps in the requisite technology.
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