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Middle English Pronunciation How to pronounce Middle English Chaucers English falls between the trickier Germanic endings of Old AngloSaxon and the later Great Vowel Shift There are many similarities to Modern English especially when it comes to consonants In other words it should be easy for you to learn the basics Middle English spelling was in a period of transition If you traveled around England in 1300 and asked five literate people to spell a word they might have given you five different spellings Geoffrey Chaucer made a rough attempt to standardize spelling but even he spells the same word various ways in his works Well look at dialects other than Chaucer English but well use his speech and spelling as a starting point You may also want to hear longer streams of sound If so you can listen to the Canterbury Tales Prologue on this site as well Middle English Consonants Most consonant sounds act like English Since consonants in most words are nearly identical to their Modern English counterparts lets focus on the differences By default the letters th and f are voiceless like in th ing and f ish They are only voiced like th is and o f between two vowels ferne fowles forward oft VS fyfe ofer efer that thoghte thonder VS bathen sothe fother The letters gh or h depending on spelling represent the hard h sound in German a ch or Scottish lo ch between a o u and a consonant They represent the soft h of German i ch or English hee h ee between e or i and a consonant night ih VS ynogh oght draught The combination wh represents the sound of h w like an h pronounced just before the start of the Modern English version of the word whanne what who VS wende wo wissen The two letters ng sound like fi ng er not like the simple velar n of si ng ing fingeres The letter s sounds like s eem unless its between two vowels then its like plea s e seyde sothe VS cosin The sound of r is typically trilled like Spanish r but not rr rood ferne The k is pronounced in word initial kn knight or kniht Especially in older texts closer to Old English special characters appear notably the letter þ thorn and the letter ð edh Þorn and eð represent the sound th and follow the pronunciation guide for th above Middle English Vowels Vowels are a bit trickier but here are a few rules to get you pronouncing Middle English vowels in no time Note that long vowels come before a single consonant or on their own at the end of a word Short vowels on the other hand are found before two consonants or before a single consonant at the end of a word Any vowel written double aa ee oo uu is long Before two consonants or before a single consonant at the end of a word vowels tend to be short a sounds like p a t e like l e t i like s i t o like British r o b u like a shorter version of s oo n When its not stressed unstressed or unaccented the vowel e tends to have a neutral schwa sound like e in ang e l engel tendre Long a sounds like a lengthened version of f a ther pronounced for a slightly longer time Short a sounds more like p a t name or naame VS bak Long e sometimes sounds like the e of th e y and other times like the e of l e t both sounds held out for a longer time Short e sounds like l e t sweete breeth mete VS tendre Long i or y sounds like s ee m while short i or y sounds like s i t or s ee m pronounced for a shorter amount of time my ire VS ynogh Long o sometimes sounds like b oo and other times like British r o ck both for a slightly longer time Short o always sounds like the o in British r o ck good wo VS oft holt Long u sounds like c u e while short u sounds like f u ll nature VS unstraunge The diphthong ei is spelled ei ey ay or ai and sounds a bit like wh ey they day In older inscriptions documents works and texts nearer to Old English you may find vowels with a macron a bar written above like nāme The macron simply tells you that the vowel is long and follows the pronunciation guides above for long vowels

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pronounce middle english
great vowel shift


Shot

clock

reset

among

rule

changes

approved

by

Board

of

Governors

Official

release

Sep

PM

ET

NEW

YORK

The

NBA

Board

of

Governors

today

unanimously

approved

rules

changes

in

advance

of

the

season

Beginning

with

the

NBA

preseason

the

shot

clock

will

reset

to

seconds

in

offensive

rebounding

situations

as

opposed

to

the

clear

path

foul

rule

will

be

simplified

and

the

definition

of

a

hostile

act

will

be

expanded

for

purposes

of

triggering

instant

replay

review

Details

on

each

rule

modification

appear

below

Shot

Clock

Reset

The

shot

clock

will

reset

to

seconds

in

three

scenarios

after

an

offensive

rebound

of

a

missed

field

goal

or

free

throw

that

hit

the

rim

after

a

loose

ball

foul

is

called

on

the

defensive

team

immediately

following

a

missed

field

goal

or

free

throw

that

hit

the

rim

or

after

the

offensive

team

gets

possession

of

the

ball

after

it

goes

out

of

bounds

immediately

following

a

missed

field

goal

or

free

throw

that

hit

the

rim

The

rule

has

been

in

effect

in

the

NBA

G

League

since

the

season

in

the

WNBA

since

and

in

FIBA

play

since

The

rule

was

also

in

place

during

NBA

Summer

Leagues

Simplification

of

the

Clear

Path

Foul

Rule

The

changes

to

the

clear

path

foul

rule

establish

bright

line

standards

based

on

the

position

of

players

at

the

time

of

the

foul

while

also

narrowing

required

referee

judgment

and

reducing

the

number

of

variables

impacting

the

rules

application

A

clear

path

foul

is

now

defined

as

a

personal

foul

against

any

offensive

player

during

his

teams

transition

scoring

opportunity

in

the

following

circumstances

the

ball

is

ahead

of

the

tip

of

the

circle

in

the

backcourt

no

defender

is

ahead

of

the

offensive

player

with

the

transition

scoring

opportunity

the

player

with

the

transition

scoring

opportunity

is

in

control

of

the

ball

or

a

pass

has

been

thrown

to

him

and

if

the

foul

deprives

his

team

of

an

opportunity

to

score

As

part

of

the

clear

path

foul

rule

simplification

referees

will

no

longer

need

to

make

judgment

calls

as

to

whether

or

not

a

defender

was

between

or

had

the

opportunity

to

be

between

the

offensive

player

with

the

transition

scoring

opportunity

and

the

basket

In

addition

referees

will

no

longer

have

to

determine

whether

or

not

the

defender

was

at

any

time

ahead

of

the

offensive

player

prior

to

committing

the

foul

nor

will

it

be

relevant

whether

or

not

a

defender

beat

the

offensive

player

with

the

transition

scoring

opportunity

into

the

frontcourt

Further

plays

of

this

nature

Under

the

simplified

rule

a

clear

path

foul

can

not

occur

if

the

fouled

player

is

in

the

act

of

shooting

or

if

the

foul

is

caused

by

the

defenders

attempt

to

intercept

or

deflect

a

pass

intended

for

the

player

attempting

to

score

in

transition

If

a

clear

path

foul

is

committed

the

offended

team

will

continue

to

be

awarded

two

free

throws

and

possession

of

the

ball

on

the

sideline

nearest

the

spot

where

the

foul

occurred

To

view

examples

of

the

clear

path

foul

rule

simplification

click

on

the

following

link

httpofficialnbacomexampleofclearpathrulesimplifications

Expanded

Definition

of

Hostile

Act

for

Replay

Purposes

For

purposes

of

triggering

instant

replay

review

the

definition

of

a

hostile

act

has

been

broadened

to

enable

referees

to

determine

the

appropriate

penalty

for

players

or

coaches

if

they

are

involved

in

hostile

encounters

with

each

other

referees

or

fans

The

NBAs

Competition

Committee

unanimously

recommended

these

rules

changes

to

the

Board

of

Governors

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National Electrical Installation Standards Home Charlie Trouts Code Question of the Day Code Question NECA Online Help Desk Please leave a message Submit your Code Question Subscribe to CQD UnSubscribe To CQD Share This RSS Monday June 14 2010 Question Subject Where to use Bushings Charlie Thanks for the interesting and informative columns It helps to keep us all up on the rules of our trade My question is this throughout my career I have always thought that plastic bushings were required on conduits larger than 1 and that when using flexible metal conduit I needed to use ground bushings Having been questioned on to where this requirement comes from I fall short of being able to find code articles to support my practice The only requirements I have found are for RGS conduit requiring bushings underground conduit at its termination point and when a conduit run has a portion of nonmetallic conduit in along with metallic that needs to be made electrically continuous through the The cases that I thought required bushings were When using flexible metal conduit for termination as in a transformer connection bonding bushing When terminating in a concentric knockout bonding bushing When terminating a 1 or larger conduit in a panel plastic bushing 3004G When metal conduit is used as a protection for a grounding electrode and does not terminate at one or either end bonding bushing Are the bonding bushings only required if you are not pulling an equipment grounding conductor and using the conduit as such Are these requirements in the code or am I recalling job specs instead of actual code articles Please include any code sections that would apply Thanks Jim A Answer Hey Jim sorry this took so long but it got misplaced during one of our lengthy discussions on another subject Bushings are required by 25092B4 for bonding at services and by 3126C for conductors 4 AWG or larger Other references are 34246 34446 35246 44516 3126C 43013 31417D 31442 42622C 3005H and 30016B ABOUT CQD NECAs Code Question of the Day CQD is a leading National Electrical Code forum for NECA and the industry The CQD generates a lively dialogue and relative practical and Codebased responses to an everincreasing and interactive audience IMPORTANT NOTICE All answers are based on the latest edition of the National Electrical Code unless the question requests a response based on a specific edition This correspondence is not a formal interpretation of the NEC Any responses expressed to the questions are opinions and do not necessarily represent the official position of NECA NFPA or any technical committee In addition this correspondence is neither intended nor should it be relied upon to provide professional consultation or services ABOUT CHARLIE Charles M Trout better known as Charlie was a nationally known NEC expert and author He served on several NEC technical committees and is past chairman of CMP12 In 2006 Charlie was awarded the prestigious Coggeshall Award for outstanding contributions to the electrical contracting industry codes and standards development and technical training Charlie was also a member of NECAs Academy of Electrical Contracting Charlies experienced team of industry experts keep the CQD dialogue and discussions active and informative in the spirit of the man himself as he wanted NECA STANDARDS NECA publishes the National Electrical Installation Standards NEIS a series of ANSIapproved performance and quality standards for electrical construction Visit NECANEISorg for more information NEISÃ can be purchased in three formats as paper books on CD or as electronic downloads NECA SAFETY PRODUCTS NECA publishes valuable electrical safety books and CDs for the industry Visit necanetorgstore to view or purchase NECA safety products CONTACT US To submit a Code question subscribe or unsubscribe from this list please email codequestionnecanetorg

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Home QA Is the Netherlands below sea level QA Is the Netherlands below sea level 0 Afsluitdijk in the Netherlands Well yes About one third of the Netherlands lies below sea level with the lowest point being 22 feet 67 meters below sea level Meanwhile the highest point is about a thousand feet above sea level That gives you an idea of what the landscape of the Netherlands looks like Its almost completely flat How to keep the water out So why isnt the country underwater right now Well there is an extensive system in place that keeps the country safe Through a complex system of dikes pumps and sand dunes along the coast the Netherlands stays above water In fact it has one of the most sophisticated antiflood systems in place anywhere in the world Therefore go ahead and enjoy your visit without fear of floods Some of the dikes and deltas are open to the public which would make a fun afternoon out Other cool things to see in the Netherlands Aside from the cutting edge ways of preventing flooding the Netherlands offers some truly worldclass tourism attractions Since youll most likely land in the international airport in Amsterdam you can begin your Dutch adventure there Amsterdam has a beautiful historic center wonderful art museums as well as charming old canals and pleasant tidy bike lanes It also have an international reputation for a cosmopolitan culture and great parties You can also visit the Hague a seaside city with beautiful architecture and the home of the International Court of Justice Its not far from Amsterdam and is reachable via the train You can also visit the beach at Scheviningen where you can swim kitesurf and sail or have a light meal at one of the many cafes along the promenade Alternatively if you want to see the countryside and participate in a cultural event you can visit the Keukenof which occurs every year in the spring In this small town the country celebrate the festival of the tulips which appear every year in the massive gardens in the small town of Lisse Aside from getting some beautiful pictures of the flower show you can also bike or take a leisurely stroll around town These are just a few of the interesting things you can do in the Netherlands Indeed to see everything you would need a lifetime Fortunately the antiflooding system will keep everything dry for you when you make your trip 0 previous post Famous Dutch Painters next post Safaripark Beekse Bergen Explore the African Savannah

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Let Us Make it Easy for You Call 18778983290 for MyTime Support More about POP and IMAP Rate this Article 1 2 3 4 5 Article Rating 2 5 Votes 21 Setting to Leave a Copy of the Message on the Server If you do not leave a copy of the message on the server Messages come into your Network Solutions webmail and when your POP3 program receives a message it sends a command to automatically delete it from our server If you do leave a copy of the message on the server The messages come into your Network Solutions webmail and when your POP3 program receives a message it will leave that particular message stored in Webmail for whatever amount of time you have designated Reasons why you would leave a copy of the message on the server You have several devices that you use to receive mail If you dont select this option only the first program to receive will be able to see that message Remember it is deleted right after it is received so if you dont have leave a copy turned on and your computer is faster than your phone your phone wont have a chance to see that message You would like to use Webmail often and see the same messages that you may have already received to your POP3 program You would like a back up of your messages in case your POP3 program became inaccessible Reasons why you would not leave a copy of the message on the server You dont log in to your Network Solutions webmail to send and receive mail You only use one POP3 program to download mail and store local backups You are concerned about the Webmail getting too full or may forget to check Important points to remember If you are leaving a copy on the server please check the Webmail often to make sure you dont exceed the quota you are allotted for your mailbox nsMail and Hosting Package nsMail users 1GB nsMail Pro users 2GB There will not be a warning that you are getting close to exceeding Messages that are deleted because they are popped from the server are not retrievable It is highly recommended to purchase additional storage if you plan on leaving a copy of the message on the server How can I adjust this setting in my POP3 program Choose the POP3 program that you use from this list in order to obtain instructions Microsoft Outlook Express Microsoft Outlook 2003 Microsoft Outlook 2007 Microsoft Outlook 2010 Windows Live Mail Mac Mail for OSX 103 Panther and Mac Mail OSX 104 Tiger Mac Mail for OSX 105 Leopard Microsft Outlook for Mac 2011 Entourage Thunderbird iPhone iPad iPod Droid Microsoft Outlook Express From the Tools menu click the option for Accounts From the Internet Accounts screen choose the Mail tab and select the account you wish to edit by double clicking the account or highlighting it and selecting Properties on the right On the Advanced tab you will find the check box to Leave a copy of the Message on the Server Microsoft Outlook 2003 From the Tools menu choose the option for Email Accounts From the Email Accounts screen choose the option to View or change existing email accounts and press Next Select the account you wish to edit by double clicking the account or highlighting it and selecting Change on the right From the bottom right of the Internet Email Settings page select More Settings From the More Settings page choose the Advanced tab On the Advanced tab you will find the check box to Leave a copy of the Message on the Server Microsoft Outlook 2007 From the Tools menu choose the option for Account Settings From the Email accounts screen choose the Email tab Select the account you wish to edit by double clicking the account or highlighting it and selecting Change From the bottom right of the Internet Email Settings page select More Settings On the Advanced tab you will find the section for Outgoing server SMTP port number If this says 25 remove and type in the alternate port 2525 or 587 You are free to use either 2525 or 587 and may need to try both of them before you are successfully sending Microsoft Outlook 2010 From the File menu choose Account Settings Select the account you wish to edit by double clicking the account or highlighting it and selecting Change From the bottom right of the Internet Email Settings page select More Settings On the Advanced tab you will find the check box to Leave a copy of the Message on the Server Windows Live Mail From the Tools menu click the option for Accounts From the Internet Accounts screen select the account under Mail you wish to edit by double clicking the account or highlighting it and selecting Properties on the right On the Advanced tab you will find the check box to Leave a copy of the Message on the Server Mac Mail for OSX 103 Panther and Mac Mail OSX 104 Tiger From the Mail tab select the option for Preferences Select the email account you wish to edit by clicking on the account listed on the left menu Select the Advanced Tab You will find the option to Remove copy from server after retrieving a message You can either select the interval or uncheck that option entirely Mac Mail for OSX 105 Leopard From the Mail tab select the option for Preferences Select the email account you wish to edit by clicking on the account listed on the left menu Select the Advanced Tab You will find the option to Remove copy from server after retrieving a message You can either select the interval or uncheck that option entirely Microsft Outlook 2011 for Mac From the tools menu select the option for Accounts Select the email account you wish to edit by clicking on the account listed on the left menu At the bottom of the account details Select the Advanced Tab You will find the option to Remove copy from server after retrieving a message You can either select the interval or uncheck that option entirely Entourage From the tools menu select Accounts at the bottom From the Mail tab select the account you wish to edit by double clicking the account or highlighting it and pressing Edit Choose the Options tab under Edit Account You will find the option for Leave a copy of each message on the server under server options Thunderbird From the tools menu select the option for Account Settings From the left side menu choose the account you wish to edit Select the option on the left for Outgoing Server SMTP and select the SMTP server you wish to edit On the Server Settings page you will find the option for Leave Messages on Server iPhone iPad iPod From your home screen choose the option for Settings From the Settings screen choose the option for Mail Contacts and Calendars Choose the account you wish to edit by tapping that account Scroll to the bottom of the next screen and under Outgoing Mail Server select the option for SMTP Go to Incoming Settings You will find the settings to Delete from Server Droid Due to the different versions of Android and the many mail clients that can be used on those devices this is an example of just one of those clients Please contact your provider if you need assistance in finding the location of this advanced setting Access your mail application and choose the option typically a Menu button where you will be able to see more settings From the settings screen you will want to choose Account settings From the account settings screen you will select Incoming Settings From there you will find the settings to Delete Email from Server Related Articles POPIMAP Settings Changing Outgoing Port Numbers How to Enable SMTP Authentication Troubleshooting Sending Errors

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NGO ACT 2001 The proliferation of NGOs and CSOs after the transition to multiparty democracy necessitated the creation of an entity to regulate and oversee their functioning within the limits of the law Thus the NonGovernmental Organizations NGO Act was enacted in 2001 with five major objectives To promote the development of a strong independent civil society in Malawi and to facilitate the formation and effective functioning of NGOs for public benefit purposes To create a conducive environment for NGO development through Government provision of incentives To promote donor and public confidence in the NGO sector and encourage the development of an NGO code of conduct that incorporates principles of fiduciary public accountability democratic decision making developmental synergy nondiscrimination and beneficiary equity To facilitate a relationship between NGOs and the Government involving constructive collaboration and partnership in furtherance of the public interest and To affirm the human rights enshrined in the constitution of the Republic of Malawi In the recent past there have been debates and questions about the regulatory scope of the NGO Board In particular the issue has been about whether the mandate of the NGO Board covers the entire diversity of organizations NGOs CSOs associations networks coalitions faithbased organizations community based organizations and so on The NGO Act 2001 defines NGOs operationally for the purposes of the Act While the definition does not lend itself to the various analytic and theoretical definitions it delineates the types of organizations that fall under the regulatory mandate of the NGO Board Section 2 of the NGO Act 2001 defines NGO as a NonGovernmental organization constituted for a public benefit purpose and it defines public benefit purpose as organizational purposes involving developmental and charitable purposes including but not limited to educational health welfare advocacy cultural civic social recreational scientific environmental or other similar objects for the benefit of the

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Heart of Darkness Study Guide Choose to Continue Heart of Darkness Summary Part I Novel Summary Part I Novel Summary Part II Novel Summary Part III Character Profiles Metaphor Analysis Theme Analysis Top Ten Quotes Biography Conrad Joseph Essay QA Home Heart of Darkness Theme Analysis Introduction Summary Characters Metaphor Theme Top Ten Quotes Biography Heart of Darkness Theme Analysis 20 40 60 80 100 Average Overall Rating 3 Total Votes 4522 The Pervasiveness of Darkness Perhaps the strongest theme in the novel is that of darkness Indeed darkness seems to pervade the work Marlows tale begins and ends in literal darkness the setting of the novel is often dark such as when the steamboat is socked in by fog or when Marlow retrieves Kurtz darkskinned individuals inhabit the entire region and of course there is a certain philosophical darkness that permeates the work But within the tale darkness operates in several ways As any child knows darkness symbolizes the unknown it gains its power from its ability to conceal things we are too frightened to face Several times in the novel we see characters afraid not of the darkness itself but of that which potentially lies within it One of the most alarming scenes occurs when the men aboard the fogbound steamer hear a shrill cry from somewhere around them It is particularly frightening because the men know some potential threat is near but they can not see it it is simply out there in the darkness waiting Darkness also effectively conceals certain savage acts It is possible to operate in the cover of regions darkness in ways that would not be possible in the more civilized Europe For example when the Manager suggests that the scoundrel who is suspected of helping Kurtz procure his ivory should be hanged as an example his uncle agrees noting that such actions are possible in the Congo a region far from the light of civilized action And Kurtzs most disturbing act the placement of human heads atop poles surrounding his station house is only possible in the concealed Congo Of course darkness is also very compelling Despite the fear it induces there are plenty of men who are willing to brave it for its potential rewards For the company men the incentive is material wealth in the form of ivory There are however other rewards Marlow travels to the region because of a map he sees which lists the area as one of the few largely uncharted lands left To him the Congo is a place to undertake a great adventure The Harlequin is a physical and spiritual wanderer and through Kurtz and his dark station his mind has The Europeans try to push back the darkness if only temporarily through their white clothes adherence to European customs and morals and technological advances like the steamboat and the railroad But the novel argues that the darkness is too enveloping In the preface to his tale Marlow remarks that London was once one of the dark places of the earth Later he sees how quickly the jungle reclaims its territory When he locates the remains of his predecessor Captain Fresleven who died in an argument with a native chief he notes that the grass growing through his ribs was tall Colonization as Destruction Another major theme in the novel is the notion of colonization as a destructive rather than constructive force Kurtzs initial approach to colonization is very altruistic he believes that each company station should be like a beacon on the road toward better things a center for trade of course but also for humanising improving instructing Kurtz is not alone in this philosophy The International Society for the Suppression of Savage Customs which commissions Kurtz to write a report is likely an organization that believes in civilizing the inhabitants of Congo Even Marlows aunt who helps to secure his position is pleased that her nephew will help in weaning those ignorant millions from their horrid ways Of course the reality of colonization is very bleak As Marlow comments The conquest of the earth which mostly means the taking it away from those who have a different complexion or slightly flatter noses than ourselves is not a pretty thing when you look into it too much Marlow sees firsthand the cold truth of colonization physically wasted workers operating in deplorable conditions backstabbing coworkers jockeying for the most profit and recognition and a colonized people literally being shackled Its as if the company is a steamroller plowing through the jungle flattening anything and anyone that happens to be The Manager condemns Kurtz for his unsound methods yet in one sense Kurtz has achieved the ultimate form of colonization the natives actually worship him As a result he brings in the most ivory Of course it is at Kurtzs station where Marlow sees the greatest act of savagery the placement of the decapitated heads of rebels atop poles By the time Marlow encounters Kurtz Kurtz no longer has any noble intentions instead he feels the need to Exterminate all the brutes Colonization may help to maintain the surface luster of the home country but there are no benefits for those being colonized only hardship suffering and death Conrad Joseph Heart of Darkness or register to post comments Heart of Darkness Study Guide Choose to Continue Heart of Darkness Summary Part I Novel Summary Part I Novel Summary Part II Novel Summary Part III Character Profiles Metaphor Analysis Theme Analysis Top Ten Quotes Biography Conrad Joseph Essay QA Top Novelguides Apology A Christmas Carol A Clean Well Lighted Place A Clockwork Orange A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthurs Court A Dolls House A Farewell To Arms A Hope in the Unseen A Lost Lady A Man For All Seasons A Midsummer Nights Dream A Modest Proposal A Passage to India A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man A Raisin in the Sun A Room With a View A Separate Peace A Streetcar Named Desire A Tale of Two Cities A Thousand Splendid Suns A Tree Grows In Brooklyn A Walk to Remember A Wrinkle In Time AbsalomAbsalom Across Five Aprils Adam Bede Adventures of Augie March Agamemnon Alas Babylon Alice in Wonderland All My Sons All Quiet on the Western Front All the Kings Men All the Pretty Horses Alls Well That Ends Well An American Tragedy An Enemy of the People And Then There Were None Angelas Ashes Animal Farm Anna Karenina Anthem Antigone Sophocles Antigone Antony and Cleopatra April Morning Aristotles Ethics Aristotles Poetics Arms and the Man Around the World in Eighty Days Home Top Novelguides Items per page Novelguide Title 1 Apology 2 A Christmas Carol 3 A Clean Well Lighted Place 4 A Clockwork Orange 5 A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthurs Court 6 A Dolls House 7 A Farewell To Arms 8 A Hope in the Unseen 9 A Lost Lady 10 A Man For All Seasons 11 A Midsummer Nights Dream 12 A Modest Proposal 13 A Passage to India 14 A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man 15 A Raisin in the Sun 16 A Room With a View 17 A Separate Peace 18 A Streetcar Named Desire 19 A Tale of Two Cities 20 A Thousand Splendid Suns 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Scott M Browning MD FACS FASCRS Dr Browning trained in Colon and Rectal Surgery at the Mayo Clinic and has been in practice since 1997 While providing the full spectrum of Colorectal Surgery services his areas of greatest interest include minimally invasive Robotic Laparoscopic and Transanal Endoscopic Microsurgical procedures for benign and malignant colorectal diseases office nonoperative and surgical management of anorectal diseases hemorrhoids fissures fistulas etc and Screening Colonoscopy for the prevention of colorectal cancer Interview with Dr Scott Browning on screening for colorectal cancer Click here to listen to the interview Dr Browning In The Media PROFESSIONAL ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS Chairman Department of General and Vascular Surgery 215 117 Providence St Vincent Medical Center Portland Oregon Medical Staff PastPresident 210212 Providence Milwaukie Hospital Medical Staff President 208210 Providence Milwaukie Hospital Milwaukie Oregon Medical Staff PresidentElect 206208 Providence Milwaukee Hospital Milwaukie Oregon Chairman Department of Surgery 204206 Providence Milwaukee Hospital Milwaukie Oregon Clinical Assistant Professor of Surgery 701present Oregon Health Sciences University School of Medicine Department of Surgery Portland Oregon Assistant Professor of Surgery 498present Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences School of Medicine Department of Surgery Bethesda Maryland Clinical Assistant Professor of Surgery 398present University of Texas Health Sciences Center at San Antonio UTSA School of Medicine Division of General Surgery San Antonio Texas Chief Section of Colon and Rectal Surgery 799401 Wilford Hall Medical Center Lackland AFB TX Attending Colon and Rectal Surgeon 19972001 Wilford Hall Medical Center Lackland AFB TX Director Anorectal Physiology Lab 19972001 Wilford Hall Medical Center Lackland AFB TX Officer In Charge General Surgery Clinic 19982000 Wilford Hall Medical Center Lackland AFB TX AMERICAN BOARD CERTIFICATION American Board of Colon and Rectal Surgery Diplomate Certified 19 Sept 1998 Recertified 2 June 2007 OTHER CREDENTIALSCERTIFICATION National Board of Medical Examiners Diplomate 1992 Certificate No 397377 EDUCATION MEDICAL SCHOOL University of Maryland at Baltimore 19871991 School of Medicine Baltimore Maryland Degree Doctor of Medicine MD May 24 1991 UNDERGRADUATE University of Utah 19831987 College of Science Salt Lake City Utah Degree Bachelor of Science BS June 12 1987 Major Biology POSTGRADUATE TRAINING FELLOWSHIP The Mayo Clinic Rochester Minnesota Heidi Nelson MD Fellow Colon and Rectal Surgery 19961997 RESIDENCY Wilford Hall Medical Center Lackland AFB Texas Richard E Karulf MD Chief Resident General Surgery 19951996 General Surgery Resident 19921995 General Surgery Intern 19911992 General Surgery Intern 19911992 MEDICAL LICENSURE Oregon State Board of Medical Examiners 2000present Medical Physician andor Surgeon Issued October 30 2000 License Number MD22730 MILITARY EXPERIENCE University of Maryland at Baltimore Health Professions Scholarship Program Commissioned February 27 1987 19871991 US Air Force Medical Corps Active Duty 19912001 US Air Force Medical Corps Active Reserves Lt Col 20012004 US Air Force Medical Corps Inactive Reserves Lt Col 20042010 AWARDS AND HONORS Physician of the Year Providence Milwaukie Hospital 2005 Milwaukie Oregon Listing Portlands Top Doctors 2005 2010 Portland Monthly Magazine Society of Air Force Clinical Surgeons 1997 Surgeon Generals Award for the best scientific Colorectal paper Presented at the Annual Symposium The Society of Laparoendoscopic Surgeons 1995 Resident Achievement Award Society of Air Force Clinical Surgeons 1994 Surgeon Generals Award for the Outstanding Paper presented at the Annual Symposium WHMC Department of General Surgery Iron Intern Award 19911992 Listing Whos Who among students in American 1991 Universities and Colleges Cum Laude University of Maryland School of Medicine 1991 Hans R Wilhelmsen Prize For Academic Achievement 1991 Department of Surgery Univ of Maryland Honors Clinical Rotation in Surgery Univ of Maryland 1990 Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society 1990 US Air Force Health Professions Scholarship Program 19871991 Cum Laude University of Utah College of Science 1987 Salt Lake County Sheriffs Search and Rescue Dept 1987 Sheriffs Star Award Alpha Epsilon Delta Premedical Honor Society 1984 University of Utah Freshman Honor Society 1984 University of Utah Honors at Entrance Scholarship 19831987 maintained all four years SCIENTIFIC AND PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY MEMBERSHIPS Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society Member 1990 American College of Surgeons Fellow 1991 American Medical Association Member 1991 American Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons Fellow 1995 Mayo Alumni Association 1997 Medical Alumni Association of the University of Maryland 1991 Medical Society of Metropolitan Portland Member 2001 North Pacific Surgical Association Member 2003 Northwest Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons Member 1997 Oregon Medical Association Member 2001 Portland Surgical Society Member 2003 Society of Air Force Clinical Surgeons Member 1991 Society of American Gastrointestinal Endoscopic Surgeons Member 2003 OFFICES AND COMMITTEES NATIONALREGIONAL President Northwest Society of Colorectal Surgeons NWSCRS 20162017 PresidentElect Northwest Society of Colorectal Surgeons NWSCRS 20132015 SecretaryTreasurer Northwest Society of Colorectal Surgeons NWSCRS 20102013 Chairman Web Site Committee American Society 20062008 of Colon and Rectal Surgeons ASCRS ViceChairman Web Site Committee American 20052006 Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons ASCRS Member Web Site Committee American Society of 20022005 Colon and Rectal Surgeons ASCRS Member Program Committee American Society of 20022005 Colon and Rectal Surgeons ASCRS Member Bylaws Committee American Society of 20002004 Colon and Rectal Surgeons ASCRS Member Awards Committee American Society of 19992003 Colon and Rectal Surgeons ASCRS Secretary Colon and Rectal Surgery Section 19982001 Southern Medical Association Secretaryelect Colon and Rectal Surgery Section 19971998 Southern Medical Association LOCAL Providence Health Systems Portland Region Member Physician Advisory Committee 2006present Member Regional Executive Committee 20062012 Member Regional Surgical Executive Comm 20042006 Providence Milwaukie Hospital Chair Surgical Operations Committee 20042006 Member Peer and Clinical Systems Review Comm 20042010 Member Quality Council 20042012 Member Medical Executive Committee 20042012 Wilford Hall Medical Center Member Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee 20002001 Member Operating Room Steering Committee 19982001 Leader Operating Room Process Action Team 19941995 Member Laboratory Process Action Team 19931994 University of Maryland School of Medicine Member Dean Search Committee 19901991 Secretary University of Maryland 19901991 Alpha Omega Alpha Chapter Dr Browning CV Continued Section Resources 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New York teen learns 20 foreign languages in just four years By Michael Walsh NEW YORK DAILY NEWS Apr 13 2013 943 AM Timothy Doner taught himself how to speak Russian without the help of a teacher PolyglotPal via YouTube Most teens stuggle to master a few sentences in Hebrew for their bar mitzvahs Not Timothy Doner now 17 He began studying Hebrew and then taught himself about 19 more languages in the four years that followed Doner is what is known as a polyglot someone who speaks many different languages While this is common in many parts of the world it is extremely rare in the US where most people speak one language or two at most His uncanny ability with language led him to produce YouTube videos about his experiences and these have garnered a huge fan base in the past year One of his videos has already been viewed a million times Im just frankly happy that its garnering attention for language learning or for people to start learning about different cultures Doner told the Daily News The video shows Doner a student at The Dalton School on the Upper East Side speaking French Hausa Wolof Russian German Yiddish Hebrew Arabic Pashto Farsi Mandarin Chinese Italian Turkish Indonesian Dutch Xhosa Swahili Hindi and Ojibwe at varying levels of proficiency He has since been working on adding a few more to this already impressive list But with so many languages on the tip of his tongue how does Doner practice them all I really dont have time to practice everything every day But in general its what I like to do and Im happy doing it he said Doner is exceptionally articulate but modest about his gifts and sometimes fears he might one day lose his remarkable aptitude Doner introduces himself in Hausa a Chadic language that is widely spoken in West and Central Africa PolyglotPal via YouTube Thats because there is a linguistic theory that holds that there is a critical period for language learning when you are young The theory basically states that starting between the ages of nine and 12 your ability to comfortably and fluidly pick up a foreign language diminishes with regard to phonology syntactic processing or whatever it may be he said One of the things that is most unusual about Doner is that he did not even begin to acquire all of his languages until the very end of that window In fact he had been a middling language student at best He started learning French in the third grade and Latin in seventh but never found either particularly compelling But studying for his bar mitzvah sparked something in him His interest in speaking Modern Hebrew quickly broadened to include Israeli movies and music For a period he only listened to rap or electronica from Israeli artists committing his favorite songs to memory and parroting them as teens so often do As his ability in Hebrew grew he became interested in other languages The summer before ninth grade Doner attended an Arabic program at Brigham Young University Learning Arabic was born out of my interest in Hebrew and Middle Eastern culture and history he said From Arabic I went onto more or less everything else That was the key in the beginning Most of the languages Doner speaks come from places that are not as prominent in the American consciousness as Western European languages such as Pashto the official language of Afghanistan or Swahili the lingua franca throughout much of East Africa Many of his fans from other parts of the world are simply astonished and delighted to hear someone who grew up talking English speak their languages at all We dont learn a lot about Arab or Islamic history in school Doner said And I think that by learning languages you are effectively learning a lot more You are learning about the culture everything from cooking to TV to poetry to politics to whatever it may be And I think that fosters a much better understanding Although Doner started studying French at eight he never truly fell for its charms until he was a teenager PolyglotPal via YouTube Donner is often asked if he thinks his aptitude is innate learned or a little bit of both but he really is not sure All he knows is that acquiring more languages feels easier as he goes along You start to get more familiar with different grammatical systems different ways of idiomatically speaking different pronunciation systems he explained And of course also they bleed into each other I think a lot of it has to do with getting through that brick wall of learning your first language Doner just finished the SATs and does not know where he wants to go to college just yet He is considering a career in translation or working abroad in general But he can also imagine himself teaching languages here in the US Ive seen from language courses in my school he said that there are very effective ways of teaching people languages and it is something that can pretty easily be replicated to a large degree Doner fears that too much language instruction focuses overwhelmingly on grammar study because not all people share his zeal for syntax He thinks many wouldbe linguists are discouraged when teachers present foreign language as a sterile cold subject He often gets messages from strangers who struggled with Spanish or French in high school but are inspired to try again or try a completely different language after watching his videos He tries to write back to everyone he can with tips or advice and helps people on Skype regularly Try to make the language fun he suggested If you love Jazz or RB listen to that kind of music in the target language Anything you can do to make it relevant and interesting in your own life is definitely a positive step forward mwalshnydailynewscom

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Racism and prejudices are still Major League Baseballs biggest issues By Carron J Phillips NEW YORK DAILY NEWS Jun 08 2017 157 AM If Major League Baseball ever wants to stop being the third wheel behind the NFL and the NBA then it will have to start by getting rid of all the subtle and sometimes not so subtle racist antics that people of color have always realized are a part of Americas Pastime After dealing with what happened with Adam Jones in Fenway Park only weeks ago Major League Baseball is dealing with even more racism and bigotry this week On Tuesday Phillies legend and Hall of Famer Mike Schmidt a current Phillies broadcaster decided to let the world know how he really feels when he said that teams can only be constructed around Englishspeaking players First of all its a language barrier Because of that I think he cant be a guy that would sort of sit in a circle with four five American players and talk about the game said Schmidt as he commented on Phillies star Odubel Herrera Or try and learn about the game or discuss the inner workings of the game Or come over to a guy and say Man you gotta run that ball out Just cant be because of the language barrier that kind of a player Adam Jones goes public with the racist abuse he endured on a recent trip to Bostons Fenway Park Mind you 4233 of the players on nonDL active Opening Day rosters this season were either Black Latino Asian or not White according to the 2017 MLB Racial and Gender Report Card On top of that Herrera is one of 11 Latino players on the Phillies roster And between Herrera Freddy Galvis and Andres Blanco the Phillies best three players are all from Venezuela Schmidt then went on to say that hed probably hate playing against Herrera because of his antics on the field And THAT right there is why people of color tend to have a problem with baseball Because playing the game the right way usual means playing it the white way Blue Jays slugger Jose Bautista is accused of disrespecting the game with bat flips like this one Tom SzczerbowskiGetty Images If you show any emotion of any kind showboat play with some flair or commit the ultimate crime of flipping a bat after a home run then youve disrespected the game However benchclearing brawls are a part of the game But if the slightest tussle happens in sports like basketball and football where the rosters are dominated by athletes of color then players are quickly slapped with the thug label Did anyone call Bryce Harper a thug for charging the mound last week and firing his helmet and missing badly at reliever Hunter Strickland before striking Strickland with his fists Nope Most of the baseball world said his actions were justified During the World Baseball Classic in March Detroit Tigers infielder Ian Kinsler confirmed some of those notions Bryce Harper gets a pass from the same people for playing the game the right way Thearon W HendersonGetty Images I hope kids watching the WBC can watch the way we play the game and appreciate the way we play the game as opposed to the way Puerto Rico plays or the Dominican plays Kinsler said Thats not taking anything away from them That just wasnt the way we were raised They were raised differently and to show emotion and passion when you play We do show emotion we do show passion But we just do it in a different way Translation Make American Baseball Great Again But back to Schmidt As his words caught the wind Schmidt decided to release a statement that may be the worst apology ever crafted Odubel Herrera gets criticized by Phillies legend Mike Schmidt for his language skills Julie JacobsonAP Its been made known to me that my answer on a radio interview this morning to the question Can the Phillies build a team around Odubel Herrera was disrespectful to Herrera and Latin players in general Schmidt said Im very sorry that this misrepresentation of my answer occurred and may have offended someone I assure everyone I had no intention of that Odubel is a dynamo on the field and as he becomes more comfortable with the language his leadership skills will improve and no doubt he will be a centerpiece in the Phillies future Mike Schmidt doesnt even know that what he said was offensive or why In his mind he was speaking the truth But wait it gets better Mike Schmidt Rusty KennedyAP Also on Tuesday Boston Red Sox analyst Jerry Remy complained during a NESN broadcast that Yankees pitcher Masahiro Tanaka had a translator on the mound I dont think that should be legal Remy said He followed that up by saying that Tanaka should learn baseball language After the game Remy said this about his comments Ive got no comment on that Really NESN then released a statement Wednesday saying Remy regrets his comments Jerry Remy says pitchers such as Yankees ace Masahiro Tanaka shouldnt be allowed translators on the mound Frank Franklin IIAP Stay classy Boston In the past few weeks White baseball fans have had three blatant answers to the one question they love to ask Why dont more people of color play baseball Because of what happened on Tuesday thats why Major League Baseball has a ton of issues The games are too long and it isnt appealing to younger audiences But until they decide to actually fix their continued problems with race relations and cultural differences things will continue to be the same But if MLB commissioner Rob Manfred wants to get the ball rolling making sure that Schmidt and Remy get fired and stay off the airwaves would be a start

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