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Devi, Vimala. Monsoon. Tradução Paul Melo e Castro. Introdução Jason Keith Fernandes. London, New York, Calcutta: Seagull, 2019.
No full textMonsoon (2019) is an English translation of the short story book Monção (1963/2003) by the Goan Portuguese-speaking author, Vimala Devi, by the professor of Portuguese language literature Paul Melo e Castro (University of Glasgow). The book features an introduction written by Dr. Jason Keith Fernandes, a note on the translation by Melo e Castro and a glossary of terms in Concani, the official language of Goa, and in Portuguese, translated into English. For the literary value of the work and the quality of the translation, Monsoon appeared on The New York Times\u27 2019 Globetrotter List
The Christ-Centered Homiletics of Edmund Clowney and Sidney Greidanus in Contrast With the Human Author-Centered Hermeneutics of Walter Kaiser
No full textThis dissertation examines the Christ-centered homiletics of Edmund Clowney and Sidney Greidanus in contrast with the human author-centered hermeneutics of Walter Kaiser. Chapter 1 frames the dissertation by presenting the consequence of preaching and the marks of redemptive-historical preaching.
Chapter 2 presents Walter Kaiser's author-centered hermeneutic. Kaiser's hermeneutic is presented because it is used as a plumb line to assess if and how redemptive-historical preaching drifts from an author-centered hermeneutic.
Chapter 3 introduces Edmund Clowney as one of the seminal thinkers in redemptive-historical preaching. It considers Clowney's Christ-centered biblical theology and how that informs his use of symbolism and typology to preach Christ.
Chapter 4 juxtaposes Greidanus' seven ways of preaching Christ from the Old Testament alongside Kaiser's author-centered hermeneutic. Attention is also given to Greidanus' sermons from the Old Testament.
Chapter 5 presents summary conclusions, documenting some of the frequent cleavages between Kaiser and redemptive-historical preaching. It concludes with ways to implement the dissertation findings for preaching the Old Testament
EVOLUTIONARY GENETICS: CONCEPTS AND CASE STUDIES
No full textContributors -- Pt. I. Principles of evolutionary genetics -- 1. From Mendel to molecules: a brief history of evolutionary genetics / Michael R. Dietrich -- 2. Genetic variation / Marta L. Wayne and Michael M. Miyamoto -- Box 2.1. Maternal effects / Timothy A. Mousseau -- 3. Maturation / David Houle and Alexey Kondrashov -- 4. Natural selection / Michael J. Wade -- Box 4.1. Defining and measuring fitness / Daphne J. Fairbairn -- 5. Stochastic processes in evolution / John H. Gillespie -- Box 5.1. The probability of extinction of an allele -- Box 5.2. Mutational landscape model -- 6. Genetics and evolution in structured populations / Charles J. Goodnight -- Box 6.1. Epistasis and the conversion of genetic variance / Jason B. Wolf -- 7. Detecting selection at the molecular level / Michael W. Nachman -- 8. Rates of molecular evolution / Francisco Rodríguez-Trelles, Rosa Tarrío and Francisco J. Ayala -- Box 8.1. Timing evolutionary events with a molecular clock -- Box 8.2. Testing the hypothesis of the molecular clock -- 9. Weak selection on noncoding gene features / Ying Chen and Wolfgang Stephan -- 10. Evolution of eukaryotic genome structure / Dmitri A. Petrov and Jonathan F. Wendel -- 11. New genes, new functions: gene family evolution and phylogenetics / Joe Thornton -- 12. Gene genealogies / Noah A. Rosenberg -- Box 12.1. Horizontal inheritance -- Pt. III. From genotype to phenotype -- 13. Gene function and molecular evolution / Simon C. Lovell -- Box 13.1. The role of gene interaction networks in evolution / Stephen R. Proulx -- 14. Evolution of multidomain proteins / László Patthy -- 15. Evolutionary developmental bioethics / David L. Stern -- Box 15.1. Hox genes -- Box 15.2. Functional assays in nonmodel organisms -- 16. Canalization / Mark L. Siegal and Aviv Bergman -- Box 16.1. Computational modeling of the evolution of gene regulatory networks -- 17. Evolutionary epigenetics / Eva Jablonka and Marion J. Lamb -- Pt. IV. Quantitative genetics and selection -- 18. Evolutionary quantitative genetics / Derek A. Roff -- Box 18.1. Individual fitness surfaces and multivariate selection / Jason B. Wolf -- 19. Genetic architecture of quantitative variation / James M. Cheverud -- Box 19.1. Genotypic values: additivity, dominance, and epistasis -- Box 19.2. Genic values and genetic variances -- Box 19.3. How to perform a QTL analysis -- Box 19.4. Evolutionary morphometrics / Christian Peter Klingenberg -- Box 19.5. Modularity / Jason G. Mezey -- 20. Evolution of genetic variance-covariance structure / Patrick C. Phillips and Katrina L. McGuigan -- Box 20.1. What is a covariance? -- Box 20.2. Pleiotropic effects -- Box 20.3. Evolution of the G matrix -- 21. Genotype-environment interactions and evolution / Samuel M. Scheiner -- 22. Genetics of sexual selection / Allen J. Moore and Patricia J. Moore -- 23. Social selection / Steven A. Frank -- Box 23.1. Coefficients of relatedness -- Pt. V. Genetics of speciation -- Box. Species concepts / James Mallet -- 24. The evolution of reproductive isolating barriers / Norman A. Johnson -- 25. Genetics of reproductive isolation and species differences in model organisms / Pawel Michalak and Mohamed A.F. Noor -- Box 25.1. The Dobzhansky-Muller model -- 26. Natural hyrbridization / Michael L. Arnold and John M. Burke -- Box 26.1. Potential outcomes of natural hybridization -- 27. Population bottlenecks and founder effects / Lisa Marie Meffert -- Box 27.1. Models of the shifts in selection pressures experienced by bottlenecked populations -- 28. Theory of phylogenetic estimation / Ashley N. Egan and Keith A. Crandall -- Box 28.1. Philosophical and methodological differences in phylogenetics -- 29. Evolutionary genetics of host-parasite interactions / Paula X. Kover -- Box 29.1. The coevolutionary consequences of tolerance versus resistance -- Box 29.2. Arabidopis as a model organism in evolutionary genetics / Kentara K. Shimizu and Michael D. Puruggaman -- Box 29.3. Evolution of virulence -- 30. The evolutionary genetics of senescence / Daniel E.L. Promislow and Anne M. Bronikowski -- Box 30.1. Demography of an age-structured population -- Box 30.2. Drosophila as a model organism in evolutionary biology / Jeffrey R. Powell -- 31. Experimental evolution / Adam K. Chippindale -- Box 31.1. E. coli as a model organism in evolutionary genetics / Richard E. Lenski -- 32. Evolutionary conservation genetics / Richard Frankham -- Glossary -- References -- Inde
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A Trumpeter's Guide to Samuel Barber's Capricorn Concerto
No full textSamuel Barber's Capricorn Concerto for flute, oboe and trumpet with strings is an important though seldom performed work. The concerto is teeming with performance choices that are indicative of both historical and contemporary influences. At present, there are limited resources available to performers regarding Capricorn. The first section of this study presents an historical and contextual examination of Capricorn both in terms of Barber's own compositional output and that of his influences and contemporaries. The second section includes a performance analysis of the work, while the third section includes an analysis of existing recordings. Implications for the performer are outlined in last section. The guide provides performers with pertinent background, analytical and performance information in order to facilitate informed, high-level performance
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Men's Football team, 1995
No full textFront Row- Dan Joseph, Khalid Rucker, Don Chaban, Brad Forrest, Steve Astorino, Capt. Rich Regan, Capt. Kevin Ranucci, Capt. Ernie Ansah, Dan Horgan, Chris Moore, James Dubord, Tony Minto, Todd Kelleher; Second Row- Pat Holcomb, Darren Levack, Kyle Heppenstall, Frank TOwnsend, Pat Blais, Chuck QUinn, Brian Learned, Shawn Taylor, Todd Slade, Sean Wright, Jay Antonetti, Jason Mickey; Third Row- Justin Keith, om Kramer, Scott Theriault, Dan Murphy, Kevin O'Neil, Matt Barrows, James Blum, Erik THiemke, Kevin Groth, Ryan Horgan; Fourth Row- Damon Scott, Pat MacDonald, Jason Merry, Matt Surette, David Sullivan, Nate Cote, Josh HInes, Adams Abrams, Jim Usowicz, Brian Susol, Brian Spink, Rob Rucillo; Fifth Row- Mark Balcius, Erik Newland, Justin Dyer, Charles Swanberg, Jeff Navin, Mike Godfrey, Richard Boardman, Mike Tyburksi, Dylan O'Connor, Tyson Royce, Jason Dubois; Sixth Row- Paul Ganchi, Brett Fricke, Ryan Foreman, Dave Bernard, Mike Ondrasek, Jake Philbrick, Matt Seitz, Steve Gentilucci, Tim Bosco, Dylan Peters, Matt Coppola; Seventh Row- Bill Allen, ed Fichera, Greg Putnam Joel Oritz, Dave Lafleur, Scott Kendall, Sean Duffy, Matt Davy; Back Row- Coach Bob Lord, Coach Matt Ballard, Coach John Matuszewski, Coach Clay Moose, Head Coach Kevin Morris, Coach Ross Eberhart, Heach Eric LaPlaca, Coach Dave Mosi
University of Nebraska College of Medicine Class of 1999
No full textNeera Agrwal, Jill Adair Anderson, Nicole P. Anest, Amy Margreta Settles Badberg, Tonia Michelle Hanna Baldwin, Kimberly Ann Baptiste, Terri Renae Batterman, Matthew Alan Beacom, LeAnn Cari Smith Beran, Kaea Nanette Long Beresford, Gerry Chester Bohac, John Scott Bonta Bradley, Steven Bowdino, Anne Marie Breitinger, Nicholas Benjamin Bruggeman, Andrew James Buresh, Kenneth S. Burton, Jason Michael Citta, Andrew David Coen, Christopher Kinsman Corbit, Kerri Lynn Brown Corbit, Steven Tyler Cullen, Brent Marsden Cutshall, Murray Eugene D’Angelo, Tatyana Rashelle Demidovich, Mary Kay Drake, Christie Ann Mercer Dry, Steven Gary Dunder, Heather C. Due Eberspacher, David Ehsan, Kathryn Lynn Fick, Edward Marshall Ford, Erich Richard Fruehling, Jill Andrea Gaines, Jeffrey Scott Gilroy, Jason Edward Grennan, Jill Jene Heen Grennan, Cynthia Daun Kraus Guerue, Dawn Marie Massey Hagen, Brian Paul Hasley, Michael Edward Hauser, Scott Allen Heasty, Jay Michael Hoelscher, Nichelle Ree Horton, Matthew James Hrnicek, Kathryn Garrity Hughes, Michael Scott Jackson, Lynnette Sue Jacobsen, Angela Lynn Griffeth Jenkin, Jennifer Sue Kiesel Jenson, Joel Matthew Johnson, Emily Rachael Kean, Lynne M. Knowles, Douglas A. Koch, Alan Stuart Kricsfeld, Marcy K. Krueger, Todd Robert Kumm, David Derek Lee, Kerry Ann Leslie, Keith Raman Lodhia, Bryce H. Lund, Trevor Alden Lundstrom, James Michaael Mahalek, Tarek Helmy Mahrous, Andrea G. Marsh, Patrick Ian McConnell, Lisa Dyan McMeekin, Christopher Daniel Miller, Douglas Roy Mitchell, Anne Newland, Tan M. Nguyen, Vu T. Nguyen, Kendra Elizabeth Olson, Suzan S. Pae, Jeevan Jagdish Pai, Jennifer Rose Parsa, Kimberly Peck, James Allen Plasek, Kevin J. Policky, Jason Robert Potts, Christopher Edward Price, Mark Thomas Quinlan, Frances Ann Radkey, Trisha Marie Ragland, Kevin Joseph Reichmuth, Tracy Suzanne Asche Reichmuth, Andrew Young Reynolds, Ellen Kay Gilbert Roberts, Sheila Olivia Smith Roumpf, Steven Keith Roumpf, Stacey Lee Safford, Christopher Phillip Samuels, Tricia Marie Schmit, Lance Eric Shupbach, Christopher Charles Seip, Christopher William Spilker, Gelerie Darlene Arfiles Stenbakken, Sharon Rae Stoolman, Mikela Jennifer Swenson, Allison Luanne Toepfer, James Daniel Tollman, David Z. Tusek, Marilyn Evonne Ashby Valentine, Lars Erik Vanderbur, Christopher Alan Vanderneck, Amy Elizabeth Sack Vertin, Jennifer Rebecca Walker, David D. Weeks, Pamela Sue West, Scott Wesley Wilson, Dale A. Zarubahttps://digitalcommons.unmc.edu/comclass/1080/thumbnail.jp
Pollen-mediated gene flow from transgenic safflower ( Carthamus tinctorius L.) intended for plant molecular farming to conventional safflower
No full textField experiments were conducted in Chile and western Canada to measure short-distance (0 to 100 m) outcrossing from transgenic safflower (Carthamus tinctorius L.) intended for plant molecular farming to nontransgenic commodity safflower of the same variety. The transgenic safflower used as the pollen source was transformed with a construct for seed-specific expression of a high-value protein and constitutive expression of a gene conferring resistance to the broad-spectrum herbicide glufosinate. Progeny of non-transgenic plants grown in plots adjacent to the transgenic pollen source were screened for glufosinate resistance to measure outcrossing frequency. Outcrossing frequency differed among locations: values closest to the transgenic pollen source (0 to 3 m) ranged from 0.48 to 1.67% and rapidly declined to between 0.0024 to 0.03% at distances of 50 to 100 m. At each location, outcrossing frequency was spatially heterogeneous, indicating insects or wind moved pollen asymmetrically. A power analysis assuming a binomial distribution and a range of alpha values (type 1 error) was conducted to estimate an upper and lower confidence interval for the probable transgenic seed frequency in each sample. This facilitated interpretation when large numbers of seeds were screened from the outcrossing experiments and no transgenic seeds were found. This study should aid regulators and the plant molecular farming industry in developing confinement strategies to mitigate pollen mediated gene flow from transgenic to non-transgenic safflower
Blazer Game Day: The West Alabama Game, October 18, 1997
No full textPlayers 1997
Erik Gibson; Vaughn Clark; Keith Cooksey; Eric Doggett; VonfreH Mitchell; Mike Bowman; Jarmat Stevens; Antonio Speed; Tremaine Neal; Donnie Johnston; Wayne DeVane; Patrick Prewitt; Nathan Cronic; Jason Vaughan; James Lightfoot; Jerome Mills; Kevin Sams; Wendell Olden; Alberto Nurse; Carlos Hope; Brad Trout; Derek Dixon; Paul McCall; Austin Harmon; Reggie Cocker; Terrell Battle; Carlton Nelson; Jeff Glazer; Demeakey Williams; Marcus Ray; Dennis Fryzel; John Taylor; Jimbo SHubert; Mike Williams; Jesse Sutton; J.T. Fuller; Dominic June; Ryan Sulkowski; Chris Gaston; Hunter Taylor; Daniel Allen; Bill Epps; Jay Thompson; Kris Gingrow; Jason Ray; Brandon Jernigan; Arto Vartanian; John Gulyas; Craig Jefferson; Richard Freeman; Winston Williams; Terry Turner; David Fox; Rory Hogan; Josh Parker; Marc Lyles;Lighting Up the Red Zone -- Valdosta State continues to make dramatic improvement when crossing into the red zone. In its last two games, the offense is 10-10 (9 TDs and a field goal) inside the 20 and has now cashed points (15 TDs and 2 field goals) on 17 of 25 trips, a .680 percentage
Class of 1994, Indiana University School of Law
No full textPictured: Heidi Adair, Gary Alchin, Nathan Alder, Glenda Alexander, Margaret Allen, Arley Arthur, Derek Barekka, James Barnett, Michael Beck, Elena Becker, Shannon Bedgood, Kerrie Best, Kimberly Best, Edward Belski, Scott Boatman, Thomas Bove, Geoffrey Bradley, Jennifer Brajkovich, Douglas Brody, Rachel Brodsky, Angela Broughton, Don Brown, Ronald Brown, William Buckhannan IV, Craig C. Burke, Karl Butterer, Yolanda Cancio, Julia Carrell, Stacy Weeks Chin, Pamela Coffey, Thomas E. Cole, Rebecca Collins, Michael Coogan, Matthew Cook, Christa Coxon, Joanne McAnlis, Melisa Crosley, Stanley Crosely, Ron Danks, Charles Davis, Tom Deer, Lisa DeFerrari, Matthew Dever, Daniel DeWitt, Gretchen Doninger, James Doyle, Rachel Dreiband, David Ebroon, Dana Emery, Kristin Erato, Stephen Fardy, Juan Ferrucho, Anthony Fiore, Thomas Fisher, Melvin Fletcher, Sarah Funke, Scott Galloway, Yen Gang, Keith Gifford, Jeffrey Goldenberg, Susan Gradman, Tamara Gray, Maria Green, Bridgette Greene, Michael Green, Andrew Griffin, Keith Grindstaff, Kalpak Gudé, Diane Hayes, Gary Haynes, Deitra Hazelwood, Randall Head, Jonathan Henrichsen, James Hetzel, Shelley Hiles, Maile Hirota, Marc Horowitz, Karen Howe, Christopher Hughes, Michael Hylland, John Ix, Clark Johnson, Kerry Jones, David Jurkiewicz, Kelly Kahn, John Keith, Lawrence Kemper, Heidi Kendall-Sage, Leslie Kiriakos, Robert Kondras, Jr., Earle Kremp, Deborah Kubley, Jamey Kurtzer, Julia Kyles, Marc Lane, Michael Langford, Michelle LaRock, Robert Laudeman, Stephen Lentz, Benjamin Lo, David Mammel, Bradley Manns, Cynthia Marker, Donna Marron, Calvin Martin, Daniel Mathis, Lynette Mayfield, Meagan McAuley, David McClintock, Clara McDaniels, Alice McKenzie, Ronda Mink, Lisa Mohammed, Donna Moore, Gregory Morical, Amy Morris, Carol Nemeth, Henry Noyes, Kelly O\u27Malley, Brenda Osborne, Amanda Owens, Juli Paini, Elizabeth Parr, Cheryl Peebles, Doug Petrovic, Jeanne Picht, Wendy Pulliam, Douglas Purdy, Sandra Rasche, Yasmine Rassam, Liz Rawligns, George Rogers, Steven Rubick, Keeto Sabharwal, Douglas Saunders, Stephanie Schankerman, William Schenck, Julia Schlegel, Pamela Schneeman, Christopher Sears, Keith Sermersheim, Steven Sersic, Paul Sevanich, Scott Sikkenga, Clare Smith, Russell Stamets, Anne Stamper, Todd Stearn, James S. Strenski, Shawn Sullivan, Trevor Sutherland, Gerald Szpotek, Adam Tavitas, Christian Taylor, Dawnya Taylor, Thomas TexMaat, Jason Thomas, Phillip Troyer, Tracy Troyer, Gina Viola, Carol Vogel, Steven Wade, Stephen Wagner, Mark Walker, Leslie Warren, Jeff Weisiger, Douglas Welp, Troy Werner, Ellen Wiese, Lara Willner, Robert Winteringham, and Kevin Wolff.
Not Pictured: Peter Bagiackas, Craig Blanchard, Neal Bowling, Craig Chambers, Ozie Davis III, Julia Engelhardt, Stephen Harants, Paul Kiel, Sarah Kight, David Lazerwitz, Leah Lorber, Carlvert Miller, Stephen Miller, David Milne, Christopher Murphy, Frank Novak, Jeffrey Novak, Scott Piereson, Victoria Priuksa, Heather Reichert, Beth Ann Renaldi, Juliana Robertson, Harry Snow, Sean Steele, Michael Turner, Eric Vermeulen, Ronald Wilcox, and Laura Wisen
The Recognition Ceremony Program for the Class of 1994 can be found here.https://www.repository.law.indiana.edu/composite/1023/thumbnail.jp
Class of 1994, Indiana University School of Law
No full textPictured: Heidi Adair, Gary Alchin, Nathan Alder, Glenda Alexander, Margaret Allen, Arley Arthur, Derek Barekka, James Barnett, Michael Beck, Elena Becker, Shannon Bedgood, Kerrie Best, Kimberly Best, Edward Belski, Scott Boatman, Thomas Bove, Geoffrey Bradley, Jennifer Brajkovich, Douglas Brody, Rachel Brodsky, Angela Broughton, Don Brown, Ronald Brown, William Buckhannan IV, Craig C. Burke, Karl Butterer, Yolanda Cancio, Julia Carrell, Stacy Weeks Chin, Pamela Coffey, Thomas E. Cole, Rebecca Collins, Michael Coogan, Matthew Cook, Christa Coxon, Joanne McAnlis, Melisa Crosley, Stanley Crosely, Ron Danks, Charles Davis, Tom Deer, Lisa DeFerrari, Matthew Dever, Daniel DeWitt, Gretchen Doninger, James Doyle, Rachel Dreiband, David Ebroon, Dana Emery, Kristin Erato, Stephen Fardy, Juan Ferrucho, Anthony Fiore, Thomas Fisher, Melvin Fletcher, Sarah Funke, Scott Galloway, Yen Gang, Keith Gifford, Jeffrey Goldenberg, Susan Gradman, Tamara Gray, Maria Green, Bridgette Greene, Michael Green, Andrew Griffin, Keith Grindstaff, Kalpak Gudé, Diane Hayes, Gary Haynes, Deitra Hazelwood, Randall Head, Jonathan Henrichsen, James Hetzel, Shelley Hiles, Maile Hirota, Marc Horowitz, Karen Howe, Christopher Hughes, Michael Hylland, John Ix, Clark Johnson, Kerry Jones, David Jurkiewicz, Kelly Kahn, John Keith, Lawrence Kemper, Heidi Kendall-Sage, Leslie Kiriakos, Robert Kondras, Jr., Earle Kremp, Deborah Kubley, Jamey Kurtzer, Julia Kyles, Marc Lane, Michael Langford, Michelle LaRock, Robert Laudeman, Stephen Lentz, Benjamin Lo, David Mammel, Bradley Manns, Cynthia Marker, Donna Marron, Calvin Martin, Daniel Mathis, Lynette Mayfield, Meagan McAuley, David McClintock, Clara McDaniels, Alice McKenzie, Ronda Mink, Lisa Mohammed, Donna Moore, Gregory Morical, Amy Morris, Carol Nemeth, Henry Noyes, Kelly O\u27Malley, Brenda Osborne, Amanda Owens, Juli Paini, Elizabeth Parr, Cheryl Peebles, Doug Petrovic, Jeanne Picht, Wendy Pulliam, Douglas Purdy, Sandra Rasche, Yasmine Rassam, Liz Rawligns, George Rogers, Steven Rubick, Keeto Sabharwal, Douglas Saunders, Stephanie Schankerman, William Schenck, Julia Schlegel, Pamela Schneeman, Christopher Sears, Keith Sermersheim, Steven Sersic, Paul Sevanich, Scott Sikkenga, Clare Smith, Russell Stamets, Anne Stamper, Todd Stearn, James S. Strenski, Shawn Sullivan, Trevor Sutherland, Gerald Szpotek, Adam Tavitas, Christian Taylor, Dawnya Taylor, Thomas TexMaat, Jason Thomas, Phillip Troyer, Tracy Troyer, Gina Viola, Carol Vogel, Steven Wade, Stephen Wagner, Mark Walker, Leslie Warren, Jeff Weisiger, Douglas Welp, Troy Werner, Ellen Wiese, Lara Willner, Robert Winteringham, and Kevin Wolff.
Not Pictured: Peter Bagiackas, Craig Blanchard, Neal Bowling, Craig Chambers, Ozie Davis III, Julia Engelhardt, Stephen Harants, Paul Kiel, Sarah Kight, David Lazerwitz, Leah Lorber, Carlvert Miller, Stephen Miller, David Milne, Christopher Murphy, Frank Novak, Jeffrey Novak, Scott Piereson, Victoria Priuksa, Heather Reichert, Beth Ann Renaldi, Juliana Robertson, Harry Snow, Sean Steele, Michael Turner, Eric Vermeulen, Ronald Wilcox, and Laura Wisen
The Recognition Ceremony Program for the Class of 1994 can be found here.https://www.repository.law.indiana.edu/composite/1023/thumbnail.jp
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