text: Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - Holiday in Thailand (August) Get TEFL Certified & Start Your Adventure Today! Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Holiday in Thailand (August) Goto page Previous 1, 2, 3, 4 Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Thailand View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message 7969Joined: 26 Mar 2003Posts: 5782Location: Coastal Guangdong Posted: Sun Aug 19, 2012 10:55 am Post subject: GeminiTiger wrote: We also planned to visit the Indian place but my gf walked alone near there to return out motorbike helmets and apparently the guy was really rude to a pack of girls. So that is out for us. Touts of any sort bother me, and Ao Nang has its share of them. Every place you go all the shops are selling basically the same things so why do I need to buy more of what I probably already have? I did buy one of those Ocean Pak 15 bags though. Great for going to the beach, nice water-tight seal and all. The guy that lured me into the Indian restaurant was ok with me (may or may not be the same guy you described above) and I ate there a couple of times. The food was really good . . . As for the rest of your trip: in Bangkok consider a day trip out to the Floating Market at Damnoensaduak, or try the trip out to Ayuthaya, the ancient capital. Most hotels organize this stuff, and either one of those will kill nearly a full day. Maybe visit the MBK shopping mall at Siam BTS for your second day. It's pretty big and you can easily waste half a day wandering around that place and the surrounding area. The outdoor market at Chatuchak near Mo Chit BTS can be interesting but I think they only run that on Sundays. If none of this sounds good just check the lonelyplanet.com thorn tree for ideas or ask at your hotel. Back to top GeminiTigerJoined: 15 Oct 2004Posts: 999Location: China, 2005--Present Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2012 11:36 am Post subject: I actually found a few shirts around Aonang all XXL. I picked up a total of six and most of them are Thai specific. It's strange you mentioned it but we also bought two ocean-pak bags one size 10 for her and one size 15 for me, both blue. We also have matching blue tshirts from taobao for added ridiculousness, if so desired. All of those suggestions for Bangkok sound really good I think we will do the old city as the shopping part of our trip has been good enough, but we found nothing at the Eporium suitable for me. Maybe I was just in the wrong part, that supermarket at the top is just about the most awesome ever. Tomorrow night after our flight if we have time I would like to go to the Siam, my gf says it's famous to Chinese. Today was cloudy again, just as well as I'm sunburned, still went swimming. Headed out to dinner, not sure what to eat. Had salmon for lunch. Back to top 7969Joined: 26 Mar 2003Posts: 5782Location: Coastal Guangdong Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2012 12:38 pm Post subject: I like the Emporium. I don't usually buy a lot in there (it's not cheap) but it is quality. The Kinokiniya Book Store a couple of floors up is pretty good, and the supermarket is very good also. I bought some hiking shoes there a few years back, still have them. Not always easy to find a 45 in these shops. Go to Sukhumvit Soi 7 (Nana BTS) and walk about 50-60 metres in. There's a nice little outdoor food court there (across from an Italian restaurant) with lots of dishes for about Bt150 each. It's also a short walk to Nana Plaza (Soi 4) where you can have a drink and a look at some of the bars. Might even see a ladyboy or two and get a photo. Back to top plumpy nutJoined: 12 Mar 2011Posts: 1652 Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2012 4:55 am Post subject: same as belowLast edited by plumpy nut on Thu Aug 23, 2012 8:01 am; edited 1 time in total Back to top plumpy nutJoined: 12 Mar 2011Posts: 1652 Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2012 1:16 pm Post subject: 7969 wrote: Touts of any sort bother me If a Thai walks up to you and starts talking just ignore them and keep walking. Thais are very conservative and rarely will talk to a foriegner except for personal gain at the foriegner's expense. Back to top 7969Joined: 26 Mar 2003Posts: 5782Location: Coastal Guangdong Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2012 3:39 pm Post subject: plumpy nut wrote: 7969 wrote: Touts of any sort bother me If a Thai walks up to you and starts talking just ignore them and keep walking. Thais are very conservative and rarely will talk to a foriegner except for personal gain at the foriegner's expense. Yeah it's easy for me to do. I've been around enough of these people in various places that ignoring them comes as second nature. Back to top GeminiTigerJoined: 15 Oct 2004Posts: 999Location: China, 2005--Present Posted: Fri Aug 24, 2012 12:35 pm Post subject: Back in Shanghai last night, stayed in a hotel near the airport, was a piece of crap that costs 208 rmb a night. Leaving Shanghai in a grey haze back to the Suzhou countryside today was depressing. Tomorrow night we are going back to Shanghai and taking a train back to my University town. Thankfully a much less polluted place than Shanghai is. Overall my fiancee and I had an amazing and positive experience in Thailand. We got jacked a few times on some meals and taxi rides but overall the prices were fair and reasonable, much more so than China. It seems like Thailand, especially between Siam and Emporium is leap years ahead of anything I've seen in China. The whole country is more polite, considerate of others and drives much better. The worst part of Thailand was customs, going in and out sucked. It was painfully slow trying to leave and over the top restrictions, every single person had to take off their shoes in order to get through and get scanned in that stupid glass tube, but the worst part was just that hour long line that only had 20 people in it at the "exit stamp" area. I almost missed my plane because I figured I could get through customs and get to my gate in 45 minutes. I had to have a guard bump us up in the queue, and I had to ask twice, to get out in time (last call). As a side note for archival purposes only, Thai females are in my opinion no where near as attractive as the average Chinese counterpart. I'm not sure that is important, but it seems a lot of people go to Thailand for that sort of thing and I have no idea why. The historical relics of Ayutthaya, the wonders and comforts of Bangkok and the natural majesty of Aonang. It will stay with me for a long, long time and hopefully have provided some much needed relief from the daily grind as well as insight into all things. Thanks to everyone who gave help in this thread. Mission Successful. 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With the number of complaints I have received about over-aggressive and sometimes incompetent parking enforcement in Salt Lake City, it was a matter of time before someone would say they have had enough and would no longer shop or dine in Utah's capital city.
So say hello to Lee Siegel, a Murray resident, University of Utah employee and former science writer for The Salt Lake Tribune.
Siegel has formally informed Mayor Ralph Becker he will no longer spend money in his city.
The breakup came Monday when Siegel stopped for an early lunch at Koko Kitchen, 702 S. 300 East, where he has dined many times in the past. He parked at the curb on the south side of 700 South in front of the restaurant, the same place he has parked when eating there for the past decade.
But this time, when he finished eating and returned to his car, he had a ticket, which said he was parked within 20 feet of a crosswalk at an intersection. The ticket was issued on Columbus Day, so he couldn't go to the parking services office to protest because it was closed, even though the enforcers were out and, for the first time in 10 years, decided where he parked was too close to the intersection.
It's not the first time I've heard of tickets being issued for things that were not seen as violations in the past. And, I suspect, it won't be the last time I hear about a boycott of city businesses because of it.
Speaking of Columbus Day • While enjoying a walk near downtown Salt Lake City Monday, a reader noticed many people parking at the curbs and putting money in the fancy new kiosks for parking. Curious, he later checked the Salt Lake City Parking website and noticed there was nothing on the site telling motorists that parking is free on legal holidays.
He then went to one of the kiosks and saw no notice that parking is free on holidays. He put some money in the kiosk to get a receipt and noticed there was nothing on the receipt about free parking on legal holidays.
But Salt Lake City ordinance 2.56.200 clearly says parking at metered spaces is free on legal holidays, and Columbus Day is one of the holidays listed.
So the city, subscribing to the theory that what you don't know won't hurt you, received a bit of a windfall on Monday.
But if you kept your receipt, you might want to go to parking enforcement and demand a refund.
Signs, signs, everywhere a sign • I recently was alerted to a small irony by an observer who noticed a campaign sign for Gov. Gary Herbert and Lt. Gov. Greg Bell on the Glover Lane overpass above I-15 in Farmington, about 40 feet away from a sign at the end of the overpass that says it is illegal to put signs on the overpass.
Bell, as lieutenant governor, is in charge of state election laws.
Mark Thomas, election law director, says he has discussed concerns with Utah Department of Transportation officials about signs illegally placed along public corridors. But it's difficult to control sign activity with all the other responsibilities road crews have.
University of Utah football patrons know about the hundreds of campaign signs placed on the lawn in front of Rice-Eccles Stadium before home football games this fall. That, too, is illegal. When Thomas contacted U. of U. police after he received complaints, the response was: "Do you want us to spend our time with traffic and crowd control, or taking down campaign signs?"
Maybe they were busy taking down campaign signs at the end of the Utah-BYU game when nobody stopped the crowd from storming the field, getting a penalty, and almost costing the Utes the victory.
Here comes the judge • I wrote in Wednesday's column that Congressman Jim Matheson almost walked into a Mia Love fundraiser at the Harmons near City Creek but noticed he was in enemy territory and walked away before Love supporters could snap pictures of him on their cellphones.
Actually, it was federal appellate Judge Scott Matheson Jr. who came close to inadvertently joining the fundraiser for his brother's opponent.


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So here is my first recipe with pandan. I was lucky to find some fresh but if you can't find it look for pandan essence in the baking section in Asian stores and just add some more coconut milk. You can make the pandan syrup in advance but the pandan juice should be made on the day as it will oxidize and lose the bright green colour.
125ml sunflower oil
100g sugar
2 eggs
150g plain flour
100g rice flour
6g baking powder
5 tbsp pandan juice*
5 tbsp pandan syrup**
5 tbsp coconut cream
toasted coconut flakes
for the buttercream
200g salted butter
400g icing sugar
5 tbsp pandan syrup*
5 tbsp coconut cream
Preheat the oven to 175°C. Mix the oil, sugar and the eggs. Beat until the mixture turns pale in colour. Mix the flour and baking powder and sift. Gently fold under the egg-sugar mix and incorporate the other ingredients, including some of the coconut flakes. Fill into muffin cases and bake for about 15 minutes. Let cool down on a wire rack. In the meantime prepare the butter cream. Beat the butter until pale and creamy. Add the icing sugar, beat well and add the pandan syrup and coconut cream. Spread over the cold muffins and decorate with the toasted coconut flakes.
* To make pandan juice take 10 pandan leaves, cut them in small strips and puree with 1/2 cup water in a food processor. Strain with a cheesecloth and discard the leaves.
** To make the pandan syrup put 1 cup of sugar, 1/2 cup of water and about 10 fresh pandan leaves (tied to a knot makes it easier to remove them later) in a pot and bring to the boil. Leave to simmer for about 10 minutes. Let cool down before handling.


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(NEW YORK) -- The state of Arkansas carried out its first execution in 12 years on Thursday just before midnight, after a series of rejected appeals that reached all the way up to the Supreme Court cleared the way for 51-year-old Ledell Lee to be put to death by lethal injection.
The execution took place after several last-minute appeals temporarily postponed the execution, which was initially scheduled for 7:00 p.m. CST.
Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge said that a federal appellate court had "denied all requests from inmate Ledell Lee for a stay of his execution," in a Twitter post at shortly after 9:00 p.m., noting that a temporary stay issued earlier by the Supreme Court remained in place while more appeals were considered.
But after 11:00 p.m., the Supreme Court issued orders denying the outstanding appeal requests, allowing the execution to proceed.
According to on-site reports from ABC station KATV, the Arkansas Department of Corrections said the first drug was administered at 11:44 p.m., and Lee was pronounced dead at 11:56 p.m.
Lee was sentenced to death in 1995 for the murder of Debra Reese, who was beaten to death inside her home. Lee and his attorneys have maintained his innocence in the crime.
The ACLU and the Innocence Project have contributed to Lee's defense. His attorneys appealed for a delay in his execution so evidence from his criminal case could be released for DNA testing.
"Arkansas's decision to rush through the execution of Mr. Lee just because its supply of lethal drugs are expiring at the end of the month denied him the opportunity to conduct DNA testing that could have proven his innocence," Nina Morrison, senior staff attorney at the Innocence Project, said in a statement. "While reasonable people can disagree on whether death is an appropriate form of punishment, no one should be executed when there is a possibility that person is innocent."
Arkansas originally planned to carry out a series of eight executions over the span of just 11 days -- an unprecedented number in such a short amount of time -- before one of the drugs it uses in lethal injections expires at the end of the month.
Legal challenges had until Thursday night prevented the state from following through on any of them.
"Tonight the lawful sentence of a jury which has been upheld by the courts through decades of challenges has been carried out," said Attorney General Rutledge in a statement. "I pray this lawful execution helps bring closure for the Reese family."
The Supreme Court played a key role in Thursday's execution. In his first votes since joining the court, Justice Neil Gorsuch joined the conservative majority in denying multiple requests to stay Lee's execution.
"Why these eight? Why now?" Justice Stephen Breyer wrote in his dissent. "The apparent reason has nothing to do with the heinousness of their crimes ... the reason the State decided to proceed with these eight executions is that the 'use by' date of the State's execution drug is about to expire."
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(NEW YORK) -- The state of Arkansas carried out its first execution in 12 years on Thursday just before midnight, after a series of rejected appeals that reached all the way up to the Supreme Court cleared the way for 51-year-old Ledell Lee to be put to death by lethal injection.


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Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman Debbie Stabenow says there aren't many comparisons between the conditions in agriculture today and the way things were nearly 80 years ago – thankfully.
Stabenow, a Democrat from Michigan, says the situation got so dire during the Great Depression in the early 1930s that crops were worth so little farmers burned them for fuel. Food was left in the fields because it wasn't worth the cost of harvesting.
"One farmer said that in South Dakota the county elevator listed corn as minus three cents," Stabenow said in a speech at the USDA Agricultural Outlook Forum in Arlington, Va., today. "If you wanted to sell them a bushel of corn, you had to bring in three cents. They couldn't afford to handle it."
Stabenow referred to that bit of history as she talked about the new farm bill her committee will begin working on sometime later this year or early in 2012. She said farmers need a "smarter, simpler and more streamlined" safety net in the new law. (Stabenow and former President Bill Clinton were featured speakers at the Outlook Forum.)
"As we look at the next Farm Bill, we need to make the best use of our limited dollars, and make sure we're using them on programs and policies that work for production agriculture today," Stabenow said.
"As we get started writing this bill, I'm going to ask members of the committee and the stakeholders – all of you here today – to focus on principles, not programs. We should start with principles that will guide us as we evaluate what works and what doesn't in today's economy and for the unique needs facing our farmers today."
The first principle will be to create the "best safety net and the best tools for managing risk.
"We have farmers sinking almost $300 per acre into the ground in the spring in the hopes that it will produce a valuable crop six months later," She said. "We need an effective safety net so that we aren't watching family businesses go under because of a few days of bad weather or market factors outside of their control."
Stabenow has been something of an unknown quantity for farm groups and other stakeholders because of her relatively low profile on the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry in the past. She succeeded Sen. Blanche Lincoln of Arkansas after the latter was defeated for re-election last Nov. 2.
Stabenow indicated she will work for smarter, simpler and streamlined farm programs. "You do not have the time to fill out a lot of paperwork or to try and understand a myriad of complex – sometimes conflicting – programs, much less try to explain them to bankers and landlords," She noted. "We can provide better service to farmers while also reducing their costs and respecting their time."
"In the long view, no nation is healthier than its children, or more prosperous than its farmers," she quoted President Harry Truman as saying. "That's another principle we need to be thinking about. America produces an abundance of safe, nutritious food. As we look at the programs that help feed America, we should make sure that they are effective and being delivered to the people who need them."
She said those programs also have to work for America's farmers and ranchers, "who are our partners in the effort to end hunger in America."
She did not give a timetable for work on the 2012 farm bill.


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This is Toby Wagoner's fifth season as assistant coach of the women's basketball program.
Wagoner moved over from the Bobcat men's team, where he served as graduate assistant coach for the 2009-10 season.
He helped the 2010-11 women's squad to a Peach Belt Tournament Championship.
Wagoner works with a mixture of players, guiding both guards and post and serves as the program's recruiting coordinator. His strong ties assist in bringing in top-level talent both locally and in the Midwest and Northwest.
The Bobcat men went 22-6 in 2009-10, picking up a Peach Belt Conference (PBC) West Division title. The men's squad also advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the second-straight season.
He came to Georgia College from Bishop McNamara Catholic High School in Kankakee, Ill., where he served as the head boys basketball coach since 2006. Prior to that he spent two seasons at the helm of the Athens High squad in Athens, Ill.
Wagoner is originally from Hoopeston, Ill. A graduate of Eastern Illinois University with a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education, he then went on to earn a Masters in Education from the University of North Dakota. At UND, he worked for two years as a graduate assistant coach for the NCAA Division II men's basketball program.
After finishing at UND, he moved on to Division II Tusculum College, working for another two seasons in men's basketball as the Pioneers' assistant coach.
He and his wife, the former Kimberly Benedict live in Milledgeville.


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United wait on Van Persie reply
Sir Alex Ferguson has revealed Manchester United have hit a brick wall in their attempts to sign Robin van Persie from Arsenal.
Ferguson revealed on United's recent tour of South Africa United had made a bid for last season's Premier League Golden Boot winner. The Red Devils interest seems to have fended off competition from Manchester City and Juventus.
However, Arsene Wenger has never sold a player to United. And, from Ferguson's comments to reporters following the penalty shoot-out defeat to Barcelona in Gothenburg, it doesn't appear he wants to start now. "We have made a bid and they've been trying to negotiate with other clubs," said Ferguson.
"I don't have a gut feeling on it at the moment, I must admit. We're not getting any breakthrough with Arsenal. It's difficult to say why they're operating this way. I don't know what their thoughts are because they're not giving anything away."
There had been rumours circulating prior to Wednesday night's game that Van Persie was heading to Manchester for a medical. It seems they were wide of the mark.
"I can't give you any more information," said Ferguson. "We just have to persevere. We are trying our best and hopefully it will come our way but there's no progress at this moment in time."
It was the second transfer blow of the day for United, who discovered prior to kick-off that Brazilian midfielder Lucas Moura had joined cash-rich Paris St-Germain. Ferguson was keen to sign the teenage midfielder from Sao Paulo and remained in Manchester at the weekend when his team headed to Norway "to do some business".
The clearest indication Moura was looking elsewhere was that Ferguson jetted out of Manchester prior to Brazil's Olympic semi-final win over South Korea on Tuesday night, when the midfielder was an unused substitute. It seems United simply could not compete with PSG's Qatari-backed spending power.
Following the huge purchases of Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Thiago Silva, Ferguson stated the world had 'gone mad' saying: "I find it quite amazing that a club can pay 45million euros for a 19-year-old boy," said the Scot. "To tell everyone that PSG are here they've signed Thiago Silva and Zlatan Ibrahimovic. They must have spent about £150m in the last month.
"The only deterrent to that is UEFA. In the conditions of European football, you don't qualify for Europe by winning the league or coming second - you only get in by invitation. That's where, hopefully, UEFA can have some power. When somebody's paying £45m for a 19-year-old boy you have to say the game's gone mad."


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Mitch Moreland has a definitive role on the Texas Rangers this season.
With Michael Young and Mike Napoli no longer on the team, Rangers manager Ron Washington says Moreland is his first baseman. The manager wants Moreland to relax and have some fun.
As a rookie in 2010, Moreland was the Rangers' best hitter in their first World Series.
Since then, Moreland has started more than half of the Rangers' games at first base. But he was hampered by a wrist injury the second half of 2011 and missed a month last year with a strained left calf.
Moreland arrived at camp this year more than 15 pounds lighter, in the low 230s. The left-hander's offseason workouts included batting practice against a lefty pitcher three times a week.
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Today, Nokia has released their official Six Flags app exclusively for Lumia Windows Phones. The app was announced back at the beginning of May and it is now available. Six Flags is one of the largest US operators of amusement parks and is the go-to place for riding roller coasters, rides and general entertainment. The timing is perfect too as the July 4th week/weekend is the busiest time for such parks and Nokia has nailed it with this app.
The app features an interactive map of your local Six Flags, where you can tap on an icon to grab more info. What's more, you can use the augmented-reality feature to find specific rides, bathrooms, restaurants, events or just shopping. The map has layers where you can filter specific rides (mild, moderate or maximum) etc. so you only see what you want. In addition, you have a satellite view and a general augmented-reality view to as well,
Park shows and their schedules are also listed including a calendar of events, which makes planning a snap and videos of various rides gives you a sneak peek of what to expect. Finally, you have Foursquare and Twitter feeds built in so you can checkin and or follow any local trends going on with the Six Flags hash-tag.
The app is fast, fluid and very well designed. We don't go to Six Flags very often but if we had a season pass or we were heading to one, grabbing our Lumia Windows Phone would be a must.
Besides Nokia making a Six Flags app, the park is supposed to reciprocate by heavily advertising and promoting the AT&T Lumia 900 throughout their various locations, creating a nice synergy between the two companies.
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Great, when I tried to upload one town (Perky) it wouldn't let me load the pics.
We are all caught up on all the pictures submitted to Ghosttowns.com up to this date. The picture submission form is working again and we welcome any pictures submitted.
Great, when I tried to upload one town (Perky) it wouldn't let me load the pics.
I just double checked and it is working and there is 1 picture of perky uploaded
Any chance you can assist on this picture submission (submitor?) inquiry?
He had a website back in 1998 I think and let us know we could use his info and then a few months later disappeared. Never heard from him again and his website went dark
I'm working on an AF Canyon research/book project and I've never been able to track him down. I'm interested in his photos but more so discussing any other photos and information he might have. Thanks again for the reply.
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no, it wasnt that - I think it was one of those Tripod sites or something like that. It wasnt a big domain name.
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Cost for the 12-week program is $25, which includes all course materials. Preregister until April 12 by contacting the local Extension Office at 903-843-4019 or by e-mail at email@example.com.
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Steve2009 needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 163 designs submitted by 34 freelance designers.
Our business is in the start-up phase and we are looking for fun fresh designs (with a 3D edge maybe) to help us in branding. Our company specializes in fine furniture, antiques and collectibles. We are looking for something classic and modern with a timeless quality.
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We are open to creative ideas that have a fresh and interesting approach to an industry that people often think of as dusty and uptight (i.e. ol' antique shops). We are innovative in our approach and carry a large variety of beautiful objects including: fine furniture, imported glassware, watercolour paintings among many other fine items. Our store is well staged and reflects the fine quality of our treasures - we would like a logo to reflect that quality in a modern way.
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- Tell how insects are different from all other animals. Show
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the differences among insects,centipedes ,and spiders.
- Point out and name the main parts of an insect.
- Collect and mount 50 different species.* Include six orders and 18 families of insects. Label each with common and scientific names, where possible.
- Describe the
thingscharacteristics that distinguish each ofthe principal families and orders in your collectionof insects.
- Show your collection.
- Compare the life histories of a butterfly and a grasshopper. Tell how they are different.
- Raise an insect through the complete metamorphosis from its
larval stage to its adult stage (e.g. raise a butterfly or moth from
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a butterfly or moth from a caterpillar.
- Tell the things that make social insects different from solitary insects.
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Weapons of Mass Distraction
|Weapons of Mass Distraction
|GTA Chinatown Wars
|Wade Heston
|East Island City, Dukes, Liberty City
|Street of Rage
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Weapons of Mass Distraction is a mission given to protagonist Huang Lee by Personal Investigator Wade Heston in Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars.
Mission Briefing
The IAD are all over Heston! He needs a big bust to clear his standing with them. In order to gain information, Heston is going to plant a bug in their base. Huang's job is to create a diversion whilst Heston does so.
It's good to have some Molotovs for this mission, as they help. Head down to the indicated location and stop in the yellow marker. Once there you will need to destroy one of the cars parked outside the building. Throw one or two molotovs at one to destroy it. After that about ten Korean gangsters will exit the building, kill them all. Next you will need to cause mayhem at two more locations. Head to either one, you will then need to eliminate all the Korean gang bangers at that location, watch out for Koreans looking for revenge on your drive over! After that head to the next location and kill all the gang bangers. Once they are all dead you will need to drive to the indicated position to lead them away. Once you are there you have to jump into the water and get into the nearby boat. After that it's mission complete.
(At Heston's Safehouse)
Heston: How you doing? Listen if we are going to find out what the fuck is wrong with those Koreans we're going to need some proper information. None of my contacts know shit about them. We need to put a bug inside a gang-house.
Huang: Sounds easy enough. Maybe I should just walk up and ask one of them to let me in and plant it?
Heston: I'm the one planting the bug, tough guy. I just need you to keep those low-lifes out of my hair for a while.
Huang: You're insane! Why take such a big risk?
Heston: Because IAD are gonna shut me down unless I deliver a big collar. I'm a good cop, but I've been doing bad shit ever since... Never mind. Enough of my annoying anecdotes. Just create a diversion, Huang and make sure it's a big one!
There is no monetery reward for this mission, however the next mission, Street of Rage is unlocked.
Mission Replay description
"IAD are breathing down Heston's neck, but not hard enough for my liking.
He needs a big collar, fast - or he's screwed. And if I don't help him he'll make sure I'm screwed.
So, while he planted a bug in a Korean hideout, I lured them out of the area."


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Get directions to Wabash College Fine Arts Center
The Wabash College Music Department will present its first concert of the fall semester at 4 p.m., Sunday, September 9, in Salter Concert Hall in the Fine Arts Center. The concert is free and open to the public.
The afternoon music will include adjunct instructors Alfred Abel and Cheryl Everett. They will perform four sonatas for violin and piano.
"The works offered on this program represent a sort of Grand Tour of the romantic repertoire for violin and piano, beginning with Schubert, 'the classicist of Romanticism and the romanticist of Classicism,' passing through the high romanticism of Schumann, and culminating with works of Johannes Brahms and Cesar Franck that stand as last bastions of German and French Romanticism," said Abel, who directs the Wabash College Chamber Orchestra.
Abel's career, based in Indianapolis, has taken him all over the Midwest during the past 25 years. He is the concertmaster of the Lafayette Symphony Orchestra, a position he has held for more than 20 years, as well as Assistant Principal Second Violin of the Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra. He has also served as concertmaster of the Kokomo Symphony and guest concertmaster of the Marion Philharmonic. As a teacher, in addition to Wabash College, Abel has served on the faculties of Purdue University, Butler University, the federally-funded IPS Arts Magnet Program, and the Indianapolis Academy of Strings. In addition, he maintains a large private studio. Former students have gone on to study with great artists and become prizewinners in the Queen Elizabeth and Menuhin Competitions, concertmaster of the University of Michigan Symphony Orchestra, and active professional musicians performing with major symphony orchestras.
Everett, in addition to teaching piano and organ at the College, is accompanist for the Glee Club. Everett is also a member of the accompanying staff of the Department of Music at the University of Indianapolis, organist at the Wabash Avenue Presbyterian Church, and accompanist for the Crawfordsville Community Chorus. She has an independent studio in her home where she teaches over 40 students a week, ranging in age from six to over 60. Everett was honored earlier this year by the Montgomery County Community Foundation as a person who has made a difference in the quality of life in the community. She is a member of the Executive Board of the Indiana Music Teachers Association and serves as the Ensemble Concert Chair. In 1999, she was honored by that organization as their Teacher of the Year. Everett has performed in recitals and master classes in conjunction with the International Workshops in Canada, France, Italy, Switzerland, and England, and with the Amalfi Coast Music Festival. In 2005, Everett was chosen as a performer in the Teachers Program of the 12th Van Cliburn International Piano Competition. In October 2006, she served as an adjudicator for the World Pianovision Competition sponsored by the World Piano Pedagogy Conference in Atlanta. In conjunction with the National Federation of Music Clubs, she is Chair of the Indianapolis West Festival at the Indiana School for the Blind. She also chairs the Young Hoosier Pianist Competition of the Indiana State Fair.


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Sequel to 7th Serpent: Crossfire, Genesis puts you into the skin of Vincent Petero, the 7th Serpent, a killing machine engineered to perform the Serpent Industries' dirty work and keeping its enemies at bay. One of them is H.A.B.I.T. – Humans Against Biological Intrusive Technologies, actively fighting against the deeds of Serpent Industries, or at least what leaked out to the public throughout the years. Along with a peer, another Serpent prototype, you are sent into the Conference Center, where the heads of the organization are having a meeting, with a simple goal: making sure they can no longer slow down the progress of SI's researches.
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One of the most explosive movie musicals in recent memory bursts onto the live stage with exhilarating results. When Ren and his mother move from Chicago to a small farming town, Ren is prepared for the inevitable adjustment period at his new high school. What he isn't prepared for are the rigorous local edicts, including a ban on dancing instituted by the local preacher, determined to exercise the control over the town's youth that he cannot command in his own home. When the reverend's rebellious daughter sets her sights on Ren, her roughneck boyfriend tries to sabotage Ren's reputation, with many of the locals eager to believe the worst about the new kid. The heartfelt story that emerges is of a father longing for the son he lost and of a young man aching for the father who walked out on him. To the rockin' rhythm of its Oscar and Tony-nominated top 40 score (the soundtrack album reached number one on the Billboard charts and has sold over 15 million copies!) and augmented with dynamic new songs for the stage musical, FOOTLOOSE celebrates the wisdom of listening to young people, guiding them with a warm heart and an open mind.
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Sean McKnight received nominations for the LA Drama Critics Circle Award and the LA Stage Alliance Ovation! Award for his choreography of Hot Mikado. Currently, his work with 24 Hour Musicals can be seen in Elisabeth Sperling's documentary "One Night Stand." Other choreographic credits include Dance Austria: The Big Waltz at Lincoln Center and extensive work with Broadway Cares. Most recently he served as Associate Choreographer on the new Kathie Lee Gifford musical, Saving Aimee at Seattle's Fifth Avenue Theatre. Performance credits include Broadway/National Tours of: Shrek The
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LONG BEACH – All Carlos Munoz had to do was survive the carnage.
Starting on the pole for Sunday's Firestone Indy Lights series Long Beach 100 accomplished that feat.
Race cars went spinning and crashing behind him going down the main straight only seconds after the start of the race, and the Andretti Autosport driver from Colombia led all 41 laps in the timed race for his second consecutive series victory.
"I saw the crash in the mirror and I said, 'Whoa, OK,'" Munoz said. "I watched two of my biggest competitors crash. I had to finish this race."
Before reaching the first turn of the race, caution flags were flying. The 10-car field went three-wide down the straight. Zach Veach, who qualified third, tried to make a run for second place on the outside of Jack Hawksworth, who qualified second and started on the outside of the front row.
Right at the kink in the straight, Hawksworth came up the track on Veach. His left rear tire rubbed with Veach's right front tire.
"We had a really good start," Veach said. "With Carlos ahead of me I had a pull, something that Hawksworth didn't have. Obviously he could tell in a way that I was gaining on him. I felt that we were going to get him going into Turn 1. I kept gaining on him and he kept trying to muscle me to the wall. At that point I was to a spot that I couldn't lift."
Veach went into the wall and Hawksworth slid across the track. He collected Peter Dempsey on the opposite side of the track.
"I thought I was clear on the inside for the first lap and when I came across there was a car there," said Hawksworth, who surrendered the series points lead. "It was my fault and I'm sorry to Zach (Veach)and Peter (Dempsey)for ruining their days. It was an awful weekend for me here in Long Beach."
Gabby Chavez of Colombia, who started behind Veach, avoided it all and finished second.
"I closed my eyes and hoped for the best," he said. "It's hard to tell who is at fault. They were really near the wall, and Zach touched the wall and just kind of bounced back onto Jack and then Jack went and got Peter as well. So it just kind of happened."
Smith Peterson teammate Sage Karam of Nazareth, Pa., who finished third, said he was lucky that he had crashed during Saturday's qualifying session and started last.
"I guess it's not so bad starting dead last," the 18-year-old said. "I was able to slow the car down. From there I put my head down."
The crash knocked the smallest Indy Lights field in the history of Long Beach down to seven cars. When Juan Pablo Garcia, running in second place, spun in Turn 1 of the 11 th lap, Mikael Grenier hit the wall beside him, trying to avoid his teammates,
"I braked really late on that lap because Karam was pretty close and when I came out and saw my teammate into the wall I couldn't do anything," Grenier said.
That knocked the field down to five cars, of which four finished on the lead lap. The second full-course caution also shortened the race length to its one-hour time limit, four laps short of going a full 45.
"The main key is to not make any mistakes, and that's what I did," Munoz said. "I tried to stay away from the walls; not take any risks. I was trying to be consistent and not to push 100 percent, and it paid off."
With Munoz well ahead of Chavez, Karam made the only significant pass of the race, getting by Venezuela's Jorge Goncalvez for third place on the 25 th lap.
"I was on Jorge, and made a pretty aggressive move going into Turn 8," he said. "It's kind of a last-minute decision. He kind of had a bad run coming out of (Turn) 6, so I saw an opportunity and I took it, and it ended up paying off getting on the podium."


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2014 has been a good year, but it's also been a sad one for me as I've lost some of my best and oldest friends. Most of them were friends from way back, and brilliant musicians that never got the recognition they deserved. Here is a song called "Old Friends" which I wrote many years ago, from my album "Spring Rain" performed live at the Jane Mallet Theatre in Toronto, Canada. I dedicate this song to my friends everywhere, but especially to those that I've lost this year, and in the past.
"Spring Rain" appears on the album, Spring Rain (a reworked version released in 2003).
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/kaleidoscopes-spring-rain/id396652708
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By Rick Eymer
Palo Alto Online Sports
Perhaps the biggest disappointment for the Stanford women's soccer team last year was not being able to unveil its "100th NCAA title" banner they had hidden at the championship site in Cary, N.C.
The Cardinal needed to beat Notre Dame in the finals to do that, but it didn't happen.
There are no plans to bring out a "102nd NCAA title" banner this weekend. It just doesn't have that historic feel to it, even though a victory by the Cardinal would be just that.
Top-ranked and top-seeded Stanford (23-0-1) will continue its quest for the first national title in program history when it takes on Florida State (18-6-1) on Friday in the semifinals at Kennesaw State in Georgia at 2 p.m.
Stanford will be looking to advance to its third consecutive title match against either Wake Forest (18-3-4) or Duke (21-3-1). The championship match is scheduled for Sunday at 10 a.m.
The Cardinal earned its trip to last year's Women's College Cup with a victory over the Seminoles from the ACC, which has a huge presence in this weekend's Final Four with three teams from the conference out to spoil Stanford's party.
Stanford was denied by Notre Dame in last year's championship match, and that banner was wisely placed aside.
Friday's semifinal against Stanford is a rematch of last year's Elite Eight, a game the Cardinal won, 5-0. It marked the most goals allowed by the Seminoles in an NCAA Tournament match. This will be only the second meeting between Florida State and Stanford all-time.
The Cardinal played an early season tournament in Chapel Hill and several players had the idea of creating the "100" banner. They managed to find a way into the stadium in Cary and taped the banner, signed by the entire team, under the bleachers.
The coaching staff even got into the act, getting it framed as a surprise in case the Cardinal won last year's title.
This year's team may have the confidence but they weren't going to tempt fate and decided it was better to err on the side of caution. Stanford realizes by now winning a national title is hard.
Just ask the current senior class. Kristy Zurmuhlen, Teresa Noyola, Lindsay Taylor and Camille Levin have been the most successful, in terms of wins, senior class (93-4-4) in NCAA history. They went through their careers without losing at home.
They've won back-to-back-to-back conference titles, gone unbeaten in three straight regular seasons and advanced to their fourth Final Four. They are still looking for their first national title.
"It's been a huge disappointment," Cardinal coach Paul Ratcliffe said. "I hope we can use that as motivation. Everybody was so somber and quiet. It was like we were in shock."
Stanford grad Katie Riley was part of that run, although injuries kept her from fully realizing her potential on the soccer field. She gets one more chance at it, as a Florida State defender. Riley spent five years with the Cardinal and earned her degree in psychology and religious studies, and is enrolled in graduate school at Florida State while working toward a master's in sports psychology.
At Stanford, Riley used a redshirt year and then missed another season because of injury. She played 1 1/2 years at Stanford. She's appeared in 21 matches for the Seminoles, including two starts.
Riley has helped Florida State to a 10-match (9-0-1) unbeaten streak entering the College Cup. Stanford is the third Pac-12 team Florida State will play in the College Cup. FSU faced UCLA in the 2005 semifinal and USC for the 2007 national championship game. Against Pac-12 teams all-time, Florida State is 13-4-1, including 3-3 in the NCAA Tournament.
As for the Stanford seniors, all those victories won't amount to a hill of beans unless they can capture the school's first soccer title.
"There have been so many exciting games," Levin said. "At this moment, though, we're looking at the national title. We're not done and we won't be satisfied without it."
Stanford leads the all-time series against Duke, 6-1 and has yet to beat the Wake Forest in three tries (0-2-1).
The most recent meeting (a 2-1 overtime loss on Aug. 27, 2006 at Santa Clara) was the last time the Cardinal scored and lost. Stanford has gone unbeaten in its past 127 matches when scoring a goal.
Stanford is 18-14-7 all-time against the ACC, 18-6-4 against schools other than North Carolina. The Cardinal is 7-3-1 against the three teams remaining, including a 3-1-1 mark against them in tournament play.
Stanford has allowed only nine goals in 24 matches and is second in the nation in goals-against average (0.37). The Cardinal has had two long shutout streaks, most recently one that lasted 604 minutes, 40 seconds until Oklahoma State scored last week in the quarterfinals.
Earlier, Stanford assembled a stretch of 675:24.
That streak included seven consecutive shutouts, tying a school record that has been reached four times.
There's a sense among people who have been around the team all year that it's all about business. Don't expect to see any planned celebrations.


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Beginning around 1900, returnable containers were widely used for the delivery of goods such as milk or soft drinks. Milk had been sold to customers from cans or covered buckets, but concerns about sanitation and freshness led to regulations for the sale and delivery of milk. Dairies either had their own bottles made, or they could purchase more generic bottles, like this one, which were sent to stores for sale. Stores then would return a specified number to the dairy for refilling. But the increasing cost of equipment needed to sterilize these bottles and the inherent savings in consolidating milk delivery led to increasingly larger milk distributors. By the 1950s, a smaller number of distributors were delivering milk. This milk was often collected from a number of small dairies in their vicinity. These larger operations usually had their own glassware custom-decorated with their own logos, and generic returnable glassware such as this example disappeared.
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Quote from: abelardsnazz on 13 May, 2017, 03:44:51 pmHard to believe we're into the home straight nowHachette's Marvel Ultimate Graphic Novel Collection, originally slated for 60 issues, has just been extended yet again to 170.If JDMC ends at 80, I'll eat my hat.
Nice little surprise getting in today. Next two volumes waiting. Black Museum was never really my cup of tea but it will be interesting to see how it stands up on a re-read.
Brothers of the Blood on the other hand is one of those volumes that shows the strengths of the series. The art team does help but it also includes some of the stronger non-epic writing to back it up. The repro stands up well to boot, including on Return of Rico.
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The American War for Independence as a Revolutionary War
Michael A. McDonnell
The American War for Independence lasted eight years. It was one of the longest and bloodiest wars in America's history, and yet it was not such a protracted conflict merely because the might of the British armed forces was brought to bear on the hapless colonials. The many divisions among Americans themselves over whether to fight, what to fight for, and who would do the fighting often had tragic and violent consequences. The Revolutionary War was by any measure the first American civil war. Yet national narratives of the Revolution and even much of the scholarship on the era focus more on simple stories of a contest between the Patriots and the British. Loyalists and other opponents of the Patriots are routinely left out of these narratives, or given short shrift. So, too, are the tens of thousands of ordinary colonists—perhaps a majority of the population—who were disaffected or alienated from either side or who tried to tack between the two main antagonists to make the best of a bad situation. Historians now estimate that as many as three-fifths of the colonial population were neither active Loyalists nor Patriots.
When we take the war seriously and begin to think about narratives that capture the experience of the many, rather than the few, an illuminating picture emerges. The remarkably wide scope of the activities of the disaffected during the war—ranging from nonpayment of taxes to draft dodging and even to armed resistance to protect their neutrality—has to be integrated with older stories of militant Patriots and timid Loyalists. Only then can we understand the profound consequences of disaffection—particularly in creating divisions within the states, increasing levels of violence, prolonging the war, and changing the nature of the political settlements in each state. Indeed, the very divisions among diverse Americans that made the War for Independence so long, bitter, and bloody also explains much of the Revolutionary energy of the period. Though it is not as seamless as traditional narratives of the Revolution would suggest, a more complicated story also helps better explain the many problems the new states and eventually the new nation would face. In making this argument, we may finally suggest ways we can overcome what John Shy long ago noted as the tendency of scholars to separate the 'destructive' War for Independence from the 'constructive' political Revolution.
The Enlightenment and America
John M. Dixon
The Enlightenment, a complex cultural phenomenon that lasted approximately from the late seventeenth century until the early nineteenth century, contained a dynamic mix of contrary beliefs and epistemologies. Its intellectual coherence arguably came from its distinctive historical sensibility, which was rooted in the notion that advances in the natural sciences had gifted humankind with an exceptional opportunity in the eighteenth century for self-improvement and societal progress. That unifying historical outlook was flexible and adaptable. Consequently, many aspects of the Enlightenment were left open to negotiation at local and transnational levels. They were debated by the philosophes who met in Europe's coffeehouses, salons, and scientific societies. Equally, they were contested outside of Europe through innumerable cross-cultural exchanges as well as via long-distance intellectual interactions.
America—whether it is understood expansively as the two full continents and neighboring islands within the Western Hemisphere or, in a more limited way, as the territory that now constitutes the United States—played an especially prominent role in the Enlightenment. The New World's abundance of plants, animals, and indigenous peoples fascinated early modern natural historians and social theorists, stimulated scientific activity, and challenged traditional beliefs. By the eighteenth century, the Western Hemisphere was an important site for empirical science and also for the intersection of different cultures of knowledge. At the same time, European conceptions of the New World as an undeveloped region inhabited by primitive savages problematized Enlightenment theories of universal progress. Comparisons of Native Americans to Africans, Asians, and Europeans led to speculation about the existence of separate human species or races. Similarly, the prevalence and profitability of American slavery fueled new and increasingly scientific conceptions of race. Eighteenth-century analyses of human differences complicated contemporary assertions that all men possessed basic natural rights. Toward the end of the eighteenth century, the American Revolution focused international attention on man's innate entitlement to life, liberty, and happiness. Yet, in a manner that typified the contradictions and paradoxes of the Enlightenment, the founders of the United States opted to preserve slavery and social inequality after winning political freedom from Britain.
Infrastructure: Streets, Roads, and Highways
Peter Norton
By serving travelers and commerce, roads and streets unite people and foster economic growth. But as they develop, roads and streets also disrupt old patterns, upset balances of power, and isolate some as they serve others. The consequent disagreements leave historical records documenting social struggles that might otherwise be overlooked. For long-distance travel in America before the middle of the 20th century, roads were generally poor alternatives, resorted to when superior means of travel, such as river and coastal vessels, canal boats, or railroads were unavailable. Most roads were unpaved, unmarked, and vulnerable to the effects of weather. Before the railroads, for travelers willing to pay the toll, rare turnpikes and plank roads could be much better. Even in towns, unpaved streets were common until the late 19th century, and persisted into the 20th. In the late 19th century, rapid urban growth, rural free delivery of the mails, and finally the proliferation of electric railways and bicycling contributed to growing pressure for better roads and streets. After 1910, the spread of the automobile accelerated the trend, but only with great controversy, especially in cities. Partly in response to the controversy, advocates of the automobile organized to promote state and county motor highways funded substantially by gasoline taxes; such roads were intended primarily for motor vehicles. In the 1950s, massive federal funds accelerated the trend; by then, motor vehicles were the primary transportation mode for both long and short distances. The consequences have been controversial, and alternatives have been attracting growing interest.
Print, the Press, and the American Revolution
Robert G. Parkinson
According to David Ramsay, one of the first historians of the American Revolution, "in establishing American independence, the pen and press had merit equal to that of the sword." Because of the unstable and fragile notions of unity among the thirteen American colonies, print acted as a binding agent that mitigated the chances that the colonies would not support one another when war with Britain broke out in 1775.
Two major types of print dealt with the political process of the American Revolution: pamphlets and newspapers. Pamphlets were one of the most important conveyors of ideas during the imperial crisis. Often written by elites under pseudonyms and published by booksellers, they have long been held by historians as the lifeblood of the American Revolution. There were also three dozen newspaper printers in the American mainland colonies at the start of the Revolution, each producing a four-page issue every week. These weekly papers, or one-sheet broadsides that appeared in American cities even more frequently, were the most important communication avenue to keep colonists informed of events hundreds of miles away. Because of the structure of the newspaper business in the 18th century, the stories that appeared in each paper were "exchanged" from other papers in different cities, creating a uniform effect akin to a modern news wire. The exchange system allowed for the same story to appear across North America, and it provided the Revolutionaries with a method to shore up that fragile sense of unity. It is difficult to imagine American independence—as a popular idea let alone a possible policy decision—without understanding how print worked in colonial America in the mid-18th century.


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The House has passed a bill that would provide another one-month extension of the current Medicare physician payment rate and avert a payment reduction scheduled to take effect under the sustainable growth rate, or SGR, formula on April 1.
The bill would extend the current Medicare payment rate through April 30 and give Congress more time to pass a longer-term payment patch, according to Kevin Burke, the AAFP's director of government relations. He added that the Senate is likely to pass the bill, as well, thus averting a scheduled 21.2 percent payment reduction in Medicare physician payments.
"I am fairly hopeful that Congress will approve this without too much controversy," said Burke. "They then will have a little more time to find the elusive longer-term solution to the SGR."
Congress passed a one-month extension of the Medicare physician payment rate in early March to reverse the 21.2 percent cut in the Medicare payment rate that went into effect on March 1. Although the Senate has passed a bill that would provide a payment fix until Oct. 1, the measure included offsetting reductions in spending and increases in taxes that are included in the larger health reform bill, said Burke. Congress cannot use the same offsets in both bills, so the House decided another one-month patch was necessary to give lawmakers more time to find new budget offsets to pay for provisions in the bill.
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Published, in part, as 2.755-772, except 757nl (pp. 44-108, except 86-87). Unpublished: Dedication "to the friend of my dreams." Autobiographical notes on CSP's early interest in logic. Neglected ("Humble") argument presented. Logical critic. The nature of real doubt and inquiry. Man's tendency toward correct conjectures illustrated. Retroduction and deduction. The division of signs into iconic, indexical, and symbolic. Two kinds of deductions: definitory and ratiocinative. The correction of crude induction, e.g., argument against miracles. Scholastic realism.
Autobiographical references, logical Critic, Deduction, definitory, Doubt, God, existence and reality of, Icon (see also Signs classification of), Index (see also Signs), Induction, Inquiry, Miracles, Scholastic Realism, Reality of God, Religion, Retroductions (see also Abduction), Scholastic realism, Sign(s), Symbol
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