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Aquatic Biology
Biologists study living organisms and their relation to one another and to the environment. Aquatic Biologists focus specifically on plants and animals living in water. They may conduct research, educate others or work to conserve our natural resources. Aquatic Biology includes the study of both freshwater and saltwater systems. Marine Biologists study saltwater organisms. Limnology is the technical term for Biologists who study freshwater systems, but, in the field, you will often hear Limnology referred to simply as Aquatic Biology. Both branches of Aquatic Biology are important, combining our need for unpolluted fresh water and natural resources with our desire to leave plants and animals the habitat they need to survive.
The Academic Requirements
Aquatic Biology students will study the physical, geological, chemical, and biological processes influencing fresh- and saltwater systems. In addition to studying the natural processes of these systems, students learn about human influences in our lakes, streams, rivers, ponds, and oceans. Pollution, erosion, over-fishing, and the alteration of natural areas around and within bodies of water all have serious consequences for the environment and, often, for human health.
Students also learn about the laws governing the use of freshwater systems, as well as the local, state, federal, and international agencies that enforce these laws. Laws help to control how fishing is conducted, so that we can use this important food source in sustainable ways. These laws also protect endangered species, such as sea turtles, and vulnerable species, such as coral.
Here are some courses that we've seen:
- Limnology
- Aquatic Vascular Plants
- Microbiology
- Conservation Biology
- Biogeochemistry
- Stream Ecology
- Aquatic Insects
- Community Ecology
- Marsh Ecology
- Phytoplankton Physiology
- Marine Zoogeography
- Oceanography
- Scientific Data Management
- Water Resources Law
- Environmental Modeling
Professional Outlook
Aquatic Biologists do work similar to those in other fields of biology, but they focus specifically on issues in freshwater systems. A Ph.D. is usually required to do independent research, but those with Master's degrees or Bachelor's degrees can still participate in research. While many Aquatic Biologists work in the field, exploring the ecology and environmental conditions of freshwater systems, some also work in the policy field, working to ensure that environmental regulations are up-to-date with industry knowledge.
Working conditions vary. Biologists in the field can expect to trek through lots of mud and water. Those who work in offices or academia keep more regular hours. Researchers can expect to spend a significant amount of time obtaining grants, reviewing their work, and submitting research results to others.
Here are some job titles that we've seen, including some of the organizations that offer them, all of which included a requirement for experience in Aquatic Biology:
- Intern, Coral Reef Ecology (Cayman Islands)
- Director (Lake Erie Research & Education Center)
- Researcher in Physical Oceanography (Prince William Sound Science Center)
- Assistant Professor in Marine Fisheries Biology (Stony Brook University)
- Director of Marine Sciences and Technology Center (University of Connecticut)
- Researcher in Estuarine Food Web Analysis and Modeling (Smithsonian Environmental Research Center)
- Environmental Modeler (U.S. Envrionemtnal Protection Agency)
- Director of Everglades Division (South Florida Water Management District)
- Dean, School of the Coast and Environment (Lousiana State University)
- Researcher in Socio-economics of Marine Biodiversity Conservation (Eritrean Ministry of Fisheries)
- Field Assistant in Estuarine Ecology (Chesepeake Biological Laboratory)
- Fisheries Observer (A.I.S. Inc.)
- Marine Ecologist (NOAA)
- American Society of Limnology and Oceanography, Jobs page
- Aquatic Network, Jobs page
- Bemidji State University, Aquatic Biology Program
- Bureau of Labor Statistics, Biological and Medical Scientists
- Grand Valley State University, Aquatic and Fisheries Biology
- Hillsdale College, Aquatic & Field Biology Program
- Murray State University, Department of Biological Sciences
- Purdue University, Fisheries & Aquatic Science Program
- St. Cloud State University, Aquatic Biology Program
- University of Alabama, Aquatic Biology Program
- University of California, Santa Barbara, Aquatic Biology Program


text: Thursday, September 22, 2011 New in the Literature: SCI Paraplegia and Shoulder Pain (Spinal Cord Med. 2011;34:278-284.) People with spinal cord injury (SCI) paraplegia who receive exercise treatment for shoulder pain experience significant increases in social participation and improvements in quality of life (QOL), say authors of an article in The Journal of Spinal Cord Medicine. However, they add, increases in social participation did not significantly affect improvements in QOL. Fifty-eight participants with SCI paraplegia and shoulder pain were selected and randomized to either an exercise treatment or a control group. Participants in the treatment group participated in a 12-week, at-home exercise and movement optimization program designed to strengthen shoulder muscles and modify movements related to upper extremity weight bearing. Participants filled out self-report measures at baseline, 12 weeks after the end of treatment, and at a 4-week follow-up. Outcomes were measured using the Wheelchair User's Shoulder Pain Index (WUSPI), the Social Interaction Inventory (SII), and the Subjective Quality of Life Scale. From the baseline to the end of treatment, repeated-measures analysis of variance revealed a significant interaction between WUSPI and SII scores, and between WUSPI and QOL scores. APTA member Sara Mulroy, PT, PhD, coauthored this study. Comments Interesting thought regards QOL. What improvements were you looking for? Social acceptance, dating et al. Posted by Helene on 9/22/2011 3:48 PM

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A recent post on Damn Interesting drew the Ranger's attention to a tree he'd vaguely heard of, but of which he never really knew the story.
The Tree of Ténéré (or l'Arbre du Ténéré) was an acacia in the Ténéré desert, an area of the Sahara in Niger. It was the very last of a once-great forest, and towards the end of its life it was in fact the only tree in a 400 kilometre (250 mile) radius. This made it an important landmark, one which was marked with respect and affection by travellers in the great desert. Continue reading The world's loneliest tree… and its ironic fate


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31st Circuit Court: Handles criminal felony matters, civil cases with claims over $25,000 and appeals from the 72nd District Court and administrative agencies.
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Correction An item in our January issue, page 70h, about Novartis's AgriFit program should have read "all prices for NK-brand seed will remain virtually unchanged for 2000."
agclick The National Pesticide Telecommunications Network's Web site at http://ace.orst.edu/info offers an abundance of information on agricultural chemicals.
Gun shy "Everybody around here likes biotech, but not a lot of guys are willing to take a bullet for biotech." Jim Miller, Belden, NE, farmer on what he sees may be a widespread defection from genetically modified crops that will bring an end to his and its proponents' dreams - Wall Street Journal
Seed vacuum option A new vacuum system for seed handling is available from SystemsOne, a Yetter company. The vacuum system is an option for the Seed Jet II that uses air to move seed from bulk storage to a planter or drill. The vacuum option lets growers use the system with bulk seed boxes and large seed bags or in self-contained storage and retrieval systems.
The vacuum attaches to the blower air intake side of the Seed Jet II to facilitate the vacuum action. Seed is then gathered in a heavy-duty plastic container. Quick-release couplers and hoses let growers switch seed by quickly emptying seed from the boxes. Price: $353. Contact Yetter Mfg. Co., Dept. FIN, Colchester, IL 62326, 309/776-4111.
Crop insurance deadline Growers worried about low soil moisture may want to consider federal crop insurance this year. Deadline for buying the insurance is March 15 in the Midwest. USDA's crop insurance market price elections are $1.90/bu. for corn and $5.16/bu. for soybeans. Catastrophic coverage is 55% of the established market price. - Doane's Agricultural Report
Soybean herbicide changes Although Dupont isn't introducing any new products for 2000, it has received federal approval for product label expansions. Canopy and Canopy XL herbicides can now be applied in the fall to ground going into soybeans the next spring. Both herbicides provide burn down and limited residual control of a broad spectrum of no-till weeds. Apply 2 to 2.5 oz./acre for variable rate pH soils and 5.8 to 7.9 oz./acre on soils of 6.8 pH or less.
The company's Authority soybean herbicide can now be used on conventional and Roundup Ready soybeans in all soybean-producing states. In addition to preemergence activity, it provides burn-down control of selected broadleaf weeds up to 3 in. tall and grasses up to 1 in. tall. Contact Dupont Agricultural Products, Dept. FIN, Wilmington, DE 19898, 888/638-7668.
Check non-GM contract wording Growers should exercise caution when signing any contract or certification with a grain dealer or processor for non-genetically modified (GM) crops, reports Kent Thiesse, University of Minnesota extension service. They should be careful not to certify what they can't control, such as segregation of the grain at the elevator, Thiesse warns.
He suggests that growers may commit to contract language that states: * No seed represented by the seed company as GM was planted. * Seed represented by the seed company as non-GM was planted. * Care was taken in avoiding contamination in all operations including harvest, on-farm storage and transportation of the crop.
Examples of statements to avoid are: * The crop has non-GM germ plasm. * No contamination occurred in harvest, on-farm storage or transportation of the crop. * No contamination from pollen drift occurred. Some local extension services offer free guides to help growers decide which contracts to sign.


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HAVELOCK � Havelock candidates for mayor and city commissioner gave their opinions on business and the future of Havelock during a forum Monday at the Havelock Tourist and Event Center.
HAVELOCK � Havelock candidates for mayor and city commissioner gave their opinions on business and the future of Havelock during a forum Monday at the Havelock Tourist and Event Center.
There was little disagreement among them on many of the questions asked by moderator Susan Braaten.
For example, all agreed they were relatively satisfied with the tax rate of 46.5 cents per $100 in property value based on the amount of services the city provides, and all wanted to see new businesses in Havelock.
In the mayor�s race, incumbent Jimmy Sanders is being challenged by Will Lewis, a commissioner who is giving up that seat in his bid for mayor.
Lewis said he was known for looking at both sides of an issue and being able to wisely settle differences. He said new approaches were needed to solve problems, such as the amount of funding Craven County provides the city.
Sanders pointed to his 40 years of service to the city and the progress that has been made since he has been a board member and mayor, saying he would like to continue the work that is in progress.
One of those is construction of a new city hall building, and one question dealt with whether the $1.7 million loan to build it was a good use of taxpayer money. Sanders and Lewis agreed that it was, pointing to the poor condition of the current 70-year-old structure.
Candidates for the two commissioner seats � incumbent Jim Stuart, George Corbin, Matthew �Sugarbear� Jones, Peter Van Vliet and Brenda Wilson � had different views. Van Vliet and Jones both questioned the approval of construction.
�No, it�s not an effective use, but it�s been set aside in the budget,� said Van Vliet. �I don�t want to see the city go into any further indebtedness.�
Jones agreed with Van Vliet. �I don�t, but it�s already been started,� he said. �We need to complete it. We need to finish it up.�
Wilson, Stuart and Corbin agreed that the project was needed.
�It�s needed, it�s time and we�re going forward with it,� Wilson said. �Now�s the time.�
Stuart said the current substructure of the building was �falling down,� and that the board made the right decision.
�I think that it�s something we can all be proud of,� he said. �It didn�t happen overnight. We put a lot of thought into it.�
Corbin agreed with Stuart.
�The floor joists are rotting,� he said. �Do I think it�s a good choice? Yes. It should have been done a long time ago.�
The commissioner candidates also differed on the question of the one item the city should focus on in the next year.
Stuart said he would like to see continued work to develop an economic plan with Craven County to bring light and heavy industry to Havelock.
Corbin said the city�s Brownfields community assessment to clean up derelict places in Havelock needed to be a priority.
Van Vliet said a strategic action plan to create an identity for the city was needed.
�Havelock does not have an identity outside of Cherry Point (air station),� he said.
Jones said he would like to focus on growth and bringing more outsiders into the city by putting out brochures and hiring a publicity director. �If you�re friendly to them, they�ll come,� he said.
Wilson said she supports economic diversity while supporting and protecting the military and Fleet Readiness Center East. �It is the major economic engine, but we need that diversity,� she said.
As for the mayoral candidates, Lewis and Sanders both pointed to Cherry Point and the economy.
Lewis said Cherry Point needed to always be the focus but that he supported �an aggressive, creative plan for economic growth in Havelock.�
Sanders said the city needed economic diversity. �We need to do that while doing everything we can to support Cherry Point and Fleet Readiness Center East,� he said.
Sanders and Lewis were both part of a meeting in August in which city leaders discussed Havelock�s share of funding from the county, a point of contention for years. City leaders have said the county is not providing its fair share of money for such things as the library and recreation department as compared to what other cities receive.
In response to a question about solving that issue, Sanders said he had �worn out three vehicles� riding up to New Bern to get support from the Craven County Board of Commissioners. He pointed squarely at those who represent parts of the city on the county board and encouraged residents to voice their opinions.
�We cannot do it alone,� he said. �If you�ll help us, we can make it happen.�
Lewis called the August meeting productive but stressed that the same approach to solving the issue hadn�t worked previously and that offering solutions, not complaints, was needed.
�Instead of going up there with a solution, we go up there with a spear,� Lewis said. �We all know that moving a bureaucracy is like turning a barge.�
The Havelock Chamber of Commerce and Havelock News sponsored the event, which was attended by about 100 people and offered the opportunity for the candidates to make opening and closing statements.
�It�s long been my desire to help the city of Havelock,� Stuart said. �I try to be approachable and responsible. I�m pretty straight forward. There aren�t a lot of frills.�
Stuart said sometimes people don�t appreciate what he says, but what he says is �from the heart.�
Corbin explained that he had retired in the city after 30 years in the Marine Corps, first becoming involved in the fire department in 1991. He now serves on three city committees and boards. Corbin said he frequents city board meetings and �occasionally aggravates the commissioners and the mayor.�
Van Vliet called himself a native Yankee, but said he fell in love in Havelock, even joking that he may love Havelock more than his wife. �My reason for running can be said in one word � community,� he said.
He said his desire to serve originated in the Marine Corps �That drive to serve is what drives me to serve now. With everybody giving a little, we can all get a lot,� Van Vleit said.
Jones said he continues to run for public office to offer a new voice in Havelock. �We need new leaders. We need to think outside the box,� Jones said. �We need to get the people together. I won�t turn anybody down. I�ll come back with an answer. I think we should grow a little more and pay more attention to the children and the senior citizens.�
Wilson has been a Realtor in Havelock for 31 years and said she has been involved in the Havelock Chamber of Commerce, Military Affairs Committee, Craven Community College Board of Trustees and the Havelock-Cherry Point Rotary Club. �I feel I have the opportunity and the time to give to the city government,� she said.
Wilson said she would bring experience in budgeting, collaboration and a business mindset to the board. �This is the climate that I will be able to serve the city.�
As for the mayoral candidates, Sanders said part of his desire to serve comes from his father, who was a member of the first Board of Commissioners when the city incorporated in 1959. He pointed to a number of accomplishments during his tenure, including the start of the sewer expansion project that he said would allow for the opportunity for more growth in the city.
�Havelock is our home. Serving you as your mayor has been a great honor,� he said. �I am always your public representative of this city. I have served this community for decades.
�I have been a successful leader. I have expressed over 40 years the desire to work for the city of Havelock.�
Lewis is a native of Havelock and has served as a city commissioner and mayor pro tem.
�What happens on your street is as important as something that happens at any place in the country,� said Lewis. �My promise to you is that my loyalty will always be with the city of Havelock. The best days are still ahead of us.�
The deadline to register to vote in the city election is Friday. Early voting is scheduled for Oct. 17 through Nov. 2 in New Bern at the Craven County Board of Elections. Election Day is Nov. 5. For more information, call the Board of Elections at 636-6610.


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Spanning Sync is a little utility that we haven't talked much about, mostly because it was a fantastic idea that seemed to be just a few fries short in its past releases. The utility's purpose is to sync your iCal on your Mac to your Google Calendar on the web (as well as syncing among multiple Google accounts and/or Macs). In addition to being able to sync between calendars, Spanning Sync also supports Google Apps for Your Domain (if you're a small biz owner) and any mobile phone or iPod that your Mac supports.
User reports from previous releases said that Spanning Sync still had a long ways to go. I read horror stories about Spanning Sync completely wiping out certain calendars, never to be seen again. But seven months of "intensive" development later—with some help from Apple and Google—and the Spanning Sync team has pushed out a brand new 1.0 client. Presumably, it works in mostly the same way that the old clients have worked (I have yet to install it myself. I'm a little scared.).
The 1.0 release, as of this morning, brings the software out of beta and gears up for commercial release. That's right, no more free syncing—but worry not, the price isn't... well.. it's okay. There is a 15-day free trial, but then the software costs $25 for a yearly sub or a $65 flat fee for a full copy. There is a list of FAQ for those looking to become more intimate with Spanning Sync as well as a discussion group for the software.
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Last Name: Hill
First Name : Enoch
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Subject's City: Hutchinson
Subject's State: KS
Subject's County: Reno
Subject's Country: USA
Date: 1901-1920
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Comments: Enoch Hill (Nee: Hill) | Hutchinson KS USA | 1901-1920 | Comments: Enoch was the eight child of Rebecca (Woodruff) Hill and Labon Hill. He was born on a farm called Chestnut Orchard near Rock Castle, Jackson County, West Virginia, September 17, 1846. At the age of sixteen he lied about his age and along with his brother, Elijah, he enlisted in the Union Army, Company ''K'' 13th West Virginia Volunteer Infantry. He served the last eighteen months of the Civil War. He took part in the Shenandoah Valley campaign and eight battles, including the battles of Winchester and Cedar Creek.
At the close of the war he returned home and entered the ministry of the United Brethren Church. He married Rachel Jane Kimberling of Union Township, Mason County, West Virginia. He acquired ownership of his father's home place which he sold to Joshua Shinn his brother-in-law. In 1876 they moved to Kansas where he continued in the ministry.
Rachel (Kimberling) Hill died January 6, 1914 (her birthday). After the death of Rachel, Enoch married a second time to Sarah, the widow of J.M. Anderson. She was a pioneer resident coming to the state from Iowa in 1873, with her first husband Mr. Anderson. Sarah died on March 24, 1935 at the age of 90. Enoch died December 22, 1928. Rachel Jane (Kimberling) Hill and Enoch Hill are buried in Nickerson, Kansas Cemetery. Rachel and Enoch were the parents of nine children
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CHICAGO (AP) _ Shaun Marcum pitched eight shutout innings for his first win of the season, and Eric Young Jr. had three hits and drove in a run to lead the New York Mets to a 3-0 victory over the Chicago White Sox on Wednesday night.
Marcum (1-9) won for the first time since Oct. 1, 2012, while pitching for Milwaukee. He avoided becoming the first to start a season 0-10 since St. Louis' Anthony Reyes did it in 2007.
Marcum had lost his previous four starts and posted a 9.58 ERA in his last two outings. The veteran right-hander faced just three batters over the minimum. He scattered four hits and pitched around two walks and was helped by good defense behind him.
Bobby Parnell pitched a perfect ninth for his 13th save in 16 chances.
Chicago's John Danks (1-5) allowed three runs _ one earned _ on seven hits. He struck out seven and didn't walk anyone in 7 1-3 innings.
Alexei Ramirez had two of Chicago's four hits.
Danks retired the first nine batters until giving up a leadoff single to Young in the fourth inning. Danks had retired 30 consecutive batters at home, dating to June 8 in a win against Oakland.
In the fifth, Josh Satin led off with a single, and one out later moved to third on Andrew Brown's single with Brown taking second on the throw. Juan Lagares followed with a hard grounder that got past Ramirez's glove at shortstop for an error that scored two runs.
With two outs, Young added an RBI single to give the Mets a 3-0 lead.
Marcum benefited from a nice defensive inning in the fifth. Second baseman Daniel Murphy took a barehanded flip to turn a double play, and shortstop Omar Quintanilla threw out Flowers from the outfield grass to end the inning.
In the ninth, Quintanilla made a sliding a stop on Ramirez's ball, turned around and made a long, strong throw for the second out of the inning.
NOTES: Before the game, Mets starter Jeremy Hefner went ahead of the team to Colorado, where he will pitch a makeup game on Thursday. Matt Harvey and Dillon Gee flew back to New York to prepare for starts against Washington on Friday and Saturday respectively. Mets manager Terry Collins said the rest of the team isn't expected to get back to New York until 4:00 Friday morning.
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Manhattanhenge makes its final appearance for the year this Friday and Saturday, July 11 and 12. Here is what you need to know:
What is Manhattanhenge?
Director of the Hayden Planetarium Neil deGrasse Tyson, who discovered the phenomenon and coined the term "Manhattanhenge," explains in his Hayden Planetarium blog, that Manhattanhenge takes place "when the setting Sun aligns precisely with the Manhattan street grid, creating a radiant glow of light across Manhattan's brick and steel canyons, simultaneously illuminating both the north and south sides of every cross street of the borough's grid." It is, he says, "a rare and beautiful sight."
When does it take place?
The full Sun can be seen on the horizon on Friday, July 11, at 8:24 pm. On Saturday, July 12, at 8:25 pm, half of the setting Sun can be seen from the grid.
Where's the best place to see it?
The best views are from the grid on the eastern side of Manhattan (looking toward New Jersey). Cross-streets including 14th, 23rd, 34th, 42nd, and 57th offer good views. The Empire State Building and Chrysler Building at 34th and 42nd make striking backdrops for photos.
How can I learn more about Manhattanhenge?
On Friday, July 11 at 7 pm the Museum will host a Manhattanhenge program in the Hayden Planetarium about the astronomy behind this event.
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"If you pick up something with a label (if it doesn't have a label, it's probably unprocessed) and find an ingredient you'd never use in your kitchen and couldn't possibly make yourself from the whole form, it's processed."
She says that people living in the Andes who brew chicha let travelers know by raising a flag above their home. Who wants to trek with me to Peru?
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Kaiser Health News has published a list of the 10 areas where health insurance is most expensive in the U.S. now that Obamacare is in effect.
Collecting data from the Kaiser Family Foundation, the government's HealthCare.gov website and state exchanges, the health news website has determined that the most expensive area in the U.S. to purchase coverage is -- drumroll, please -- Colorado mountain resorts.
Maybe it's the risk involved with skiing, or perhaps the population there is generally older AND more adventurous on the slopes -- undoubtedly a bad combination. But Aspen, Vail and the like are at the top of the list. And while you might expect to find pricier cities like New York, San Francisco or Los Angeles to be among the top 10 for insurance premiums, they take a back seat to such places as Southern Georgia and rural Nevada.
Some of the higher pricing can be attributed to the lack of competition in the regions; many states have only one or two insurers covering virtually the entire region. But it appears a lot of it is simply due to the actuarial tables.
Here's Kaiser's list. Prices are premiums for the lowest-cost silver plan for a 40-year-old person:
1. Colorado Mountain Resorts: Eagle, Garfield and Pitkin counties. Aspen and Vail ski resorts included -- $483.
2. Southwest Georgia: Baker, Calhoun, Clay, Crisp, Dougherty, Lee, Mitchell, Randolph, Schley, Sumter, Terrell and Worth counties -- $461.
3. Rural Nevada: Esmeralda, Eureka, Humboldt, Lander, Lincoln, Elko, Mineral, Pershing, White Pine and Churchill counties -- $456.
4. Western Wisconsin: Pierce, Polk and St. Croix counties -- $445.
5. Southern Georgia: Ben Hill, Berrien, Brooks, Clinch, Colquitt, Cook, Decatur, Early, Echols, Grady, Irwin, Lanier, Lowndes, Miller, Seminole, Thomas, Tift and Turner counties -- $423.
6. Most of Wyoming: Natrona and Laramie counties excluded -- $405.
7. Southeast Mississippi: George, Harrison, Jackson and Stone counties -- $399.
8. All of Vermont: $395.
9. Southwest Connecticut: Fairfield County -- $383.
10. All of Alaska: $381.
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The Mythology of Apple: Why Is Apple So Important to Us?
Apple's become more than just a company. It's become a set of values, rituals, beliefs, and passions.
Ask any consumer, stock picker, or analyst, and they'll tell you the same thing: the hottest company in business is none other than Apple (AAPL). Among more than 50 research firms that cover Apple, not a single one recommends selling Apple stock.
But in many ways, Apple's become more than just a company. It's become a set of values, rituals, beliefs, and passions. You might even ask: has Apple become a religion?
Our obsession with the company, its leader and its products of every type would seem to argue that if Apple is not a true religion, then it's at least the most mythologized company in American history. After all, any article we publish about Apple surges instantly up the Most Read list. Why is everyone so interested in it? And what does that interest... or obsession... say about us? In this package of 16 articles we take a look at Apple from every angle to try and figure out why it's so important to us. Click on a headline below to continue reading:
Apple CEO Steve Jobs: Myths Vs. Reality, by Diane Bullock
What Will Be Apple's Next Big Thing? by Mike Schuster
VIDEO: Is Apple a Religion? Two Experts on the Intersection of Faith and Technology, by Cory Bortnicker
How Much Is Your Old Apple Worth? by Danielle Beurteaux
Apple's Dark Side: Five Reasons to Dislike the Iconic Brand, by Matthew Mallon
iPad or iFad? Why the Tablet Will Remain a Niche Product, by Evan Koblentz
Apple's Foxconn Predicament, by Justin Rohrlich
Rotten Apples: Apple Products That Failed, by Sara Churchville
Apple People: Little-Known Facts About Apple's Most Influential Leaders, by Diane Bullock
Apple's Worst Commercial: "The Martinetti's Buy A Computer", by Diane Bullock
INFOGRAPHIC: The Apple Sphere of Influence, by Diane Bullock
Inside Apple's Fanboy Culture, by Steve Burgess
Selling the Apple Lifestyle; What Makes the Ads Work? by Ryan Goldberg
What's the Apple of....? by Drea Knufken
The Evolution of the Apple Logo, by Matthew Mallon
How to Kick the Apple Habit: A 12-Step Program, by Drea Knufken
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If you are looking for hypnosis in Hoddesdon, maybe you would consider travelling the short distance to Watford for your hypnotherapy requirements.
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Ichiro's Malt 15 years - "Tom Cruise not Alec Guinness"
I have struggled with this one: quite a buttoned up sort of a drink and not easy to characterize. It is not my favourite Ichiro`s Malt, not enough character for that, but there is nothing particularly wrong with it either. I wouldn`t even say it was boring, just not really striking in any particular way. Tom Cruise not Alec Guinness.
It had a fairly strong nose: a cross between sweet, cheap fizzy cider and the plastic smell of a freshly unpacked blow-up doll. The first taste was quite drying. Spicy. Cloves? There was also a wood flavour, like sucking on an ice lolly stick. It was balanced and classy enough but, as I say, quite a buttoned up, stiff upper lip sort of chap. Funnily enough, I found this one benefited more from a touch of water than the Ichiro's Malt Three of Diamonds or the Single Cask 2000, both of which are more powerfully alcoholic. Diluted, it was a bit more mellow and rounded.
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Thursday, January 17, 2013 - 7:00pm to 8:00pm
Ylvisaker Fine Arts Center
Minnesota ceramist Tom Abel will showcase his ceramic works in the gallery of the Ylvisaker Fine Arts Center from January 14 through February 22. He will be featured in a gallery lecture at 7 p.m. on Thursday, January 17 followed by a reception. The lecture and reception are free and open to the public.
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In an ideal world, this page will grow and eventually list all solutions to sicp. Suggested guidelines:
Hey guys i have also put part of my sicp solution on blogger http://www.lenatis.net .I'd like to hear from you,my email is lenatis@gmail,comments and contact are welcome!!
There is a wiki dedicated to SICP with solutions available in Scheme, Haskell and Oberon. Also discussions of solutions are present. http://sicp.org.ua
Some solutions I have completed
;;This program computes the cube root of a number. It also is in block structure (define (exercise-1.8 x) (define (good-enough? guess) (< (abs (- (cube guess) x)) 0.0001)) (define (cubert-iter guess) (if (good-enough? guess) guess (cubert-iter (improve guess)))) (define (improve guess) (/ (+ (/ x (* guess guess)) (* 2 guess)) 3)) (define (cube y) (* y y y)) (cubert-iter 1.0))
You might try this again after completing exercise 1.7; it has the same problems the sqrt defined in the text has.
;;http://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/full-text/book/book-Z-H-11.html#%_thm_1.11 ;;Note f(n) is in recursive form (define (f n) (cond ((< n 3) n) ((>= n 3) (+ (f (- n 1)) (* 2 (f (- n 2))) (* 3 (f (- n 3))))))) ;;Testing (f 0) (f 5) (f 10)
In the same vein, I've been posting SICP solutions on my blog: http://www.kendyck.com/solutions-to-sicp/
Comments and criticism welcome.
I have solved as well most of the exercises. I tried to do them in a systematic and explanatory way so others can benefit from using them. https://github.com/ivanjovanovic/sicp
I began posting my "readings" and exercise solutions of SICP in my blog: http://eli.thegreenplace.net/category/programming/lisp/sicp The examples and solutions are rewritten in Common Lisp instead of Scheme.
I've also begun blogging my SICP solutions in scheme and providing a little commentary. http://redlinernotes.com/blog/?cat=39
My attempt to complete SICP book here https://github.com/flaming0
I started to post raw solutions (sometimes with debug output) here http://voom4000.wordpress.com/ I also publish interesting things from the book and video, e.g. iterative tower of Hanoi, analysis of counting change, etc. If you tried to solve some exercises and want to discuss some solutions or details, welcome!
My solutions to the SICP book are available here: https://github.com/abdulapopoola/SICPBook
Welcome to my github: https://github.com/collins562/SICP-solutions
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Varee Chiangmai Schools 2nd Day Of Pride featured inter-school competitions, displays and booths run by the students. A huge amount of work goes into these productions and a good time was had by all!
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Pristine Jainism: Beyond Rituals and Superstitions
Parshwanath Vidyapeeth, 2003 - Jainism - 105 pages
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Introduction 13
Samyaktva Rationality 16 34
Symbiotic Aspects of Jainism 3541
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ABDUL KALAM Abhiseka According to Jainism activity Adipurana agriculture Anekanta animals Anuvratas Aparigraha Arhats astrologers Asura attributes bacteria Bahubali based model belief Bhakti big bang Brahmacarya Brahmanical carnivora Celibacy code of conduct commensalism concept consumerism consumerist Cosmology cyclic changes decibels deeds Deva Dhala Dharma dhyana Digambara emotions environment FICCI five vows flowers etc follow forests Kalpavrksas forms fruits greed Gujrat Hanumana Harappa harmful Himsa Hindu honeybee house holders householders However human idols India Indore indriya insects interactions Jaina Jaina literature Jaina tenets Jainism Jaipur Jinasena Jiva Karma karmic matter Kasaya Kevali Kitana knowledge Kundakunda laity Mahabharata Mahatma Gandhi Mahavira manifestations Maratha meals before sunset metonymical Moksa Mughal natural resources Naya Nirjara noise pollution non-violence occultism omniscience Parshwanath path person pesticides plants pleasure pollination pollution practice Pratima preach prescribed code principle Pristine Jainism Pudgala Rajasthan Patrika Raksasa Ramayana Rana Sanga rational religion retrogression rituals Rsabhadeva S.M. Jain saints salvation Samantabhadra Samyaktva Samyama Sanskrit scientific scriptures seeds sensuous Sholapur Shri Jain Siddhas soil soul Sramana stage stanza Sukhama Sukhama-Sukhama superstitious Sura Svetambara Syadvada symbiosis symbiotic tantrikas Tattvartha Sutra tenets of Jainism till Tiloyapannatti Tirthankaras transgressions trees Umasvati upadana Varanasi Veda Vedic Videha violence worship Yati Yati Vrsabhacarya