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from the close-to-stock dept.
It would have been nice to see how all of these stack up to QNX and other real-time systems.
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Henry Max Hoenigswald, historical linguist and Indo-Europeanist: born Breslau, Germany 17 April 1915; Professor of Lingustics, University of Pennsylvania 1948-85 (Emeritus); married 1944 Gabriele Schoepflich (died 2001; two daughters); died Haverford, Pennsylvania 16 June 2003.
The historical linguist Henry Hoenigswald belonged to that generation of German refugees who profoundly altered American academic and intellectual life.
Born in 1915 in the city of Breslau (now Wroclaw in Poland), he learned the classical languages in the German Gymnasium and trained as an Indo-Europeanist and a historical and comparative linguist in various universities (Munich, Zurich, Padua, Florence), none of which kept him for long because of his refugee status - his grandparents were Jewish. In 1939 he escaped to the United States.
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The 1950s and 1960 saw a number of very influential articles on internal reconstruction, the comparative method and language change, some of which preluded to his two books Language Change and Language Reconstruction (1960) and Studies in Formal Historical Linguistics (1973) and to his later edited volumes. At the same time numerous papers (now more than 150) discussed concrete problems of Indo-European, Greek, Latin, Etruscan etc, as well as his innovative views on the history of 19th-century linguistics. His election to the National Academy of Sciences, a rare honour for a historical linguist, was a tribute to his rigour.
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05/26/15 - Found your posting of James & Hattie Woolley on findagrave.com today. My maternal grandparents, Ernest & Maude Currier, were best friends with the Woolleys when they were close neighbors in Rockingham, VT, from about 1935 to 1945. In fact, their gravesites are adjacent to each other in the cemetary at The Old Rockingham Meeting House.
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F.L. Pardall is not buried at Franklin Cemetery. He is buried at the United Church of Christ Cemetery (which is down the road from the Franklin City Cemetery). It is listed that Clarissa Kuhns was his spouse. She was not his spouse. His spouse was Katherine and she too is buried in the United Church of Christ cemetery.
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Concerning your memorial to Lieut. Nathaniel Gilbert. Find A Grave #9468217. (my second cousin) Dates of birth and death seem to be incorrect. Nathaniel Gilbert, son of Nathaniel Gilbert and Hannah Bradford born abt. 1719 and was killed in action at Lake George, NY on 8 Sep 1755. GSMD, Mayflower Families, William Bradford, Vol. 22 pg. 352
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On Anna Sperry Thompson's headstone the death year is 1903. Michigan, Deaths and Burials Index, 1867-1995 also has 1903 as her death date. You have put 1906?
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What the Olympic Games have done for us
The genuine scientific benefits that have emerged from the modern Olympic Games have often been lost in the hype surrounding these high profile international events. Vanessa Heggie, a Teaching Associate in the Department of History and Philosophy of Science, puts the record straight.
For more than a century, the Olympic Games have provided the inspiration, support, and subjects for thousands of clinical and scientific studies."
As the costs of hosting the upcoming Olympic Games spiral upwards, there is growing concern about the Olympic 'legacy'. Will Britain as a whole benefit from the 2012 Games – or will the benefits, if there are any, be confined to London? Most of the discussion focuses on the physical and financial legacy of the Games: the new buildings, improved transport infrastructure and influx of tourist money. Some has considered less material consequences, such as the possible health benefits the Games might bring in inspiring the nation to take up a more active lifestyle, but other legacies have often been under-reported.
What might be surprising is how much scientific research is inspired by the Olympic Games. My work has shown that some of the most overlooked legacies of the Modern Olympic Games are those in the realms of science and medicine. It is easy, when we are interested in amateur performers and natural talents, to ignore the scientific and medical professionals working behind the scenes. In fact, modern sport and modern experimental medicine have enjoyed a close relationship since the end of the 19th century. Athletes are, after all, useful experimental subjects - where else could you find clinical volunteers who are willing not only to have their blood taken, but also to run for more than two hours?
The first modern Olympic Games took place in 1896, in Athens. It was the inspiration for many other sporting events across the world, including the Boston Marathon, which was first held in 1897 and is now the oldest continuously-held marathon event. The Boston Marathon has attracted an extraordinary amount of medical attention. In 1899 several doctors from the Tufts Medical School performed respiratory and cardiovascular examinations of the entrants, concluding that long-distance running was a safe and healthy sport for robust young men. Between 1900 and 1903 a host of doctors performed more intensive studies - including weighing the competitors and examining their urine under microscopes - drawing conclusions about general human metabolism and health, and making suggestions for changes to military training and practice (particularly in relation to long-distance marching).
Olympic marathoners were first examined in 1908, when the London organising committee introduced medical checks, insisting that entrants to the marathon should bring a certificate or be examined by doctors. The committee also introduced the first Olympic dope ban. Similar checks were brought in for cyclists in 1912, but these examinations were to protect the health of the athletes, by looking for undiagnosed heart disease, rather than to produce scientific conclusions. The first serious research took place in 1928, when the Games were held in Amsterdam. This was a notable year for sports medicine in Britain as well as internationally; it was in 1928 that the British Olympic Association (BOA) first officially appointed a team doctor, Mr A L Baley. Adolphe Abrahams, brother of the famous sprinter Harold Abrahams, had already become the doctor for the athletics squad, and the boxers brought their own medic, J Wyatt.
In 1928, at the Winter Games in St Moritz, a meeting of doctors from Olympic nations founded the Association Internationale Médico-sportive (AIMS), which changed its name in 1934 to the Fédération Internationale de Médicine Sportive, and remains the major international sports medicine organisation. The first President of AIMS, physiologist Professor Buytendijk, arranged for an international team of doctors and scientists to examine the athletes at the 1928 Summer Games. Among them were Crighton Bramwell and Reginald Ellis from Manchester, who examined the hearts and pulses of runners, cyclists and weightlifters. Bramwell and Ellis noticed that marathon runners had exceptionally stable resting pulse rates - something we now attribute to the high fitness level the marathon requires, but which they suggested might be because of the phlegmatic temperament of the marathoner, compared to the more 'highly-strung' sprinters.
It was through examinations like these that the extraordinary nature of the elite athlete became apparent - unusually low resting heart rates, massive lung capacities and phenomenal muscle development. This was obviously important for further work in sports science and medicine, but also contributed insights into the metabolism and medical needs of the general population.
When, in 1948, Britain hosted the Olympics for a second time in London, the country was under the ration book. Much ink was spilt over the problem of feeding the visitors and athletes, and there were fears that the long-term under-fed British population would perform badly compared to teams coming from nations which had not been rationed. Eventually, athletes were given special dispensations to consume more calories than the average physical labourer, and special restaurants were set up to provide the extra food (some of which was donated, including deliveries of fresh fish from the British Trawler's Association). The Nutrition Society organised a special conference in 1948, which included a panel dedicated to the athletic diet. The discussions about the relative merits of high-protein, high-fat or high-carbohydrate diets, and the nutritional work this inspired, had an impact on general dietary advice, research into diabetes, and innumerable other areas of food science.
The Nutritional Society's panel noted that athletes were rather suspicious people; they favoured a traditional high-protein diet, despite the scientific evidence that it was carbohydrates which offered a sporting advantage. The 'psychological factor' in sporting success became a real bone of contention between scientists and sports authorities in the 1960s, when both began to worry about the effects altitude might have on performance. The 1968 Olympic Games were awarded to Mexico City, which at 7,500 feet above sea level is at mid-altitude, high enough for some visitors to experience the symptoms of low barometric pressure. What would the effect be on athletes? To answer this question the British Olympic Association (BOA) organised, for the first time, its own scientific expedition.
At a cost of £5,000 (something like £150,000 in today's money) the BOA collaborated with the Amateur Athletic Association, and co-funders the Medical Research Council and the newly-founded Sports Council to send a physiologist (Dr LGCE Pugh), BOA representatives, and six athletes to Mexico, to discover what effects altitude would have on performances. What became clear was that some high-profile events might be positively affected, as the lower air resistance improved performances; on the other hand, endurance events would be negatively affected by the lower oxygen partial pressure in Mexico City. Athletes would also have to acclimatise to altitude, which would be difficult because the amateur rules of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) were strict about how long athletes could spend in intensive 'training camps' (in the end the research from Britain and other countries persuaded the IOC to increase the maximum time from four to six weeks). The BOA was pretty sanguine about the ability of their athletes to acclimatise, but was worried about the overexcited coverage in the media; Gold medal winner Chris Brasher claimed in the Observer that some athletes might even die in Mexico. Because it was believed that some athletes could suffer psychosomatic altitude sickness and performance problems, the BOA needed to produce a convincingly objective and scientific report on the altitude problem.
With increasing security at Olympic Games, it has become far less common for research to take place at the Games themselves. However, the events have continued to prompt research, while sports organisations have continued to fund scientists in their work. When we think of sports medicine and the Olympics, the topics that spring most readily to mind are drugs and sex testing scandals. Here too there is a legacy beyond the headlines: sensitive drug tests are used outside sports too, and research into intersex and gender identities has been - at least in part - informed by the experience of sports authorities and their sex testing regimes. For more than a century, the Olympic Games have provided the inspiration, support, and subjects for thousands of clinical and scientific studies. From cardiology and nutrition to genetics and biomechanics, scientific innovations have started with an Olympic event. The Olympic science legacy has probably affected all of us far more than a glamorous new stadium or a healthy eating campaign ever could.
Vanessa Heggie is author of A History of British Sports Medicine (Manchester University Press, 2011). She is currently working on two other books - one on how athletes have been used in scientific experiments, and the other on the history of scientific expeditions and exploration physiology.
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Are you trying to reset the trip and mileage etc. gauges? On my 2005 Buick Terraza, the scroll button, if held down will zero out those gauges, also resets the oil change reminder. On my Pontiac, there is a small button to push on the instrument cluster. If you have a vehicle manual, it will give you that information. If not, drive into a Chevrolet service drive, and the service adviser should help you reset them. Like Tom asked above, what are you trying to reset or restart? To restart the Trailblazer, put it in park and turn the key.
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University of Phoenix and the ASIS Foundation today announced six full-tuition scholarships for security management professionals engaged in the protection of their organizations' assets—people, property and information. The scholarships build on the ASIS Foundation's commitment to research, education and future workforce development.
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