5,405 research outputs found
Austin Pratt, Ashlawn Red Cross Hospital, Rugby, England, to his sister Claris, 29 May 1915
The John Joseph Murphy Collection contains diaries, correspondence, reports and photographs, relating to Murphy's service in the Australian administration of Papua New Guinea in a number of official positions between 1936 and 1969. Includes material relating to John J. Murphy's book, The book of Pidgin English; also a small amount of family history papers relating to the Campbell, Boyd, and Pratt families, including letters from Austin Pratt written after his evacuation from Gallipoli
Austin Pratt, Monte Video Camp, Weymouth, England to his mother, 14 Jun 1915
The John Joseph Murphy Collection contains diaries, correspondence, reports and photographs, relating to Murphy's service in the Australian administration of Papua New Guinea in a number of official positions between 1936 and 1969. Includes material relating to John J. Murphy's book, The book of Pidgin English; also a small amount of family history papers relating to the Campbell, Boyd, and Pratt families, including letters from Austin Pratt written after his evacuation from Gallipoli
Austin Papers: Series IV, 1831-1834
Copy of transcript for a letter from Sylvester Murphy to Stephen F. Austin, in which Sylvester informs Austin that he is suffering from persistent and severe lung inflammation which is keeping him from discussing matters in person. Murphy indicates that he is aware that Warren D.C. Hall has taken possession of the Phelps Tract and that based on prior negotiations, Murphy feels that he should be given the Clear Creek tract
1962 Eagle, Stephen F. Austin High School
Yearbook for Stephen F. Austin High School in Port Arthur, Texas includes photographs of and information about the school, student body, teachers, and organizations
An Empirical Analysis of Risk-Return Tradeoffs in the Futures Market
J . Austin Murphy is an Assistant Professor of Finance at Oakland University, Rochester. Michigan
A Large-Scale Cross-Sectional Test of the Risk-Return Implications of the Consumption Risk Model
J. Austin Murphy is an Assistant Professor of Finance in the Department of Accounting and Finance, School of Business Administration at Oakland University, Rochester, MI He is currently on leave as a Fulbright Scholar at the Freie Universitaet Berlin
Dr. Ashley Austin - Faculty Author Interview
Dr. Ashley Austin, Assistant Professor of Accounting, discusses a recent article in Contemporary Accounting Research, entitled “Improving Auditors’ Consideration of Evidence Contradicting Management’s Estimate Assumptions.” Dr. Austin’s research interests involve using experimental methods to understand and improve auditors’ judgments and decision making, with a focus on how to motivate auditors to exercise professional skepticism and be alert to fraud throughout the audit
Research report (University of Texas at Austin. Center for Transportation Research)
"The goal of the project was to conduct a workshop at CTR and in the Austin District that would educate the visiting peers on TxDOT"s maintenance practices and invite their feedback.
Murphy, Russ. Interview about broadcasting and radio history.
Russ Murphy talks about broadcasting and radio history, various radio stations, music and recording artists, sports and soccer, and changes to the radio industry over time."00:00: Russ Murphy, September 25, 2019, 76 years old, Marystown; 00:59:1962, CHCM, remote communities, two job offers, President Kennedy, instrumental music; 04:45: household radio, father, Michael Murphy, country and western, Don Messer; 05:53: 1940’s, VOCM, VONF, Ayre and Sons, churches, private stations; 06:45: 1936, Joe Butler, Walter Williams, call signs; 07:36: VOCM system, January, 2018; 08:06: Argentia, freight shed, islands, communities, Placentia Bay; 09:27: Austin Pike, wharf, Marystown, future wife, Margaret;09:55: 1964, Charlie Noseworthy, manager, Don Hollett, sales, Maggie Drake, receptionist, Geraldine Kelly, office and music library, announcers, Walt Forsey, Pat Murphy, Mick Stoxkley, George McLaren, three announcers left, new hires,Russ Murphy, Don Thistle, Ed Pike; 10:51; popular shows and theme music; 11:58; Charlie Noseworthy, mentor, great team leader; 12:17; 1966, transfer, VOCM, St John’s, Competition, CJON; 13:45: producer, VOCM phone show, Bill Williamson, Ron Pumphrey; 14:16: 1971, station manager, Marystown, detailed “tour” of radio station, CHCM; 20:59: music, library, formats, recording artists, local favourites; 26:25: listening audience, remote broadcasts, St Pierre and Miquelon, BBM statistics; 28:56: staff involvement in community;30;14; contests, promotions, radio bingo. Christmas Turkey Show; 31:50: renown, recognition, community support, accolades, recognition, small station, big agenda, big results; VOCM/CHCM 10k road race; 35:12: former employees, various achievements, celebrities, Ron Hynes, John Furlong, Jim Wellman, George McLaren, Don Hollett; 36:37: Russ Murphy interviews, singers, politicians, community events, cod filleting contest, Marystown Agricultural Craft Fair and Exhibition, live broadcast, listener hearing own voice for first time, Bas Jamieson, shipyard, fish plant, Marystown Mall, Peninsula Mall; 41:59: sports, Marystown Minor Baseball, Danny Corcoran, hockey, Don Holloway;42:38; soccer, St Lawrence, 2014 one hundred years of soccer, Don Turpin, Challenge Cup, nationals, only station in Canada to broadcast soccer, challenges, broadcasts, different time zones;44:29: Chilliwack or Surrey 1999, soccer nationals, death of father, Len Slaney, St Lawrence, bronze; 46:22; local phone-in show, John Furlong, Tina Fagan, still running 2019; 47:35: local weather, call to Gander office, Hurricane Igor, Rattle Brook Bridge, 1982, storm, Valentine’s Day, Jack Brenton, front end loader, Gary Myles, February 15, Ocean Ranger; 50:21: storm centre, ice storm, help, Burgeo, ship VHF, CHCM, relay messages to Burgeo, message “Passing through Marystown. Be home…”, roads challenging;51:36: Joey, Flying L Ranch, Harold Lees, radio really important, messages for every occasion; 52:29: power outage, call asking station to call power company; talk of coded messages, advising, shipment received from St Pierre;53:72: 12:30 news, Charlie Noseworthy, Blue Star sponsor, tradition since 1962, ended September 2016, personally anchored for more than 40 years, honour; 55:00: tragic stories, instances in local listening area, 1980 bus-asphalt carrier crash in Saskatchewan, Cape Royal still missing, Arrow Air disaster, Ocean Ranger, cod moratorium; 57:09: music, SOCAN, digital age;58:32: talk shows; 01:00:30: demographic changes, personal connection, viable business, personnel reductions, centralized control; 01:05:20: September 2016, retired, station closed, felt awful, staff, loyal listeners, let down;01:06:30: CHCM, best job, creative, innovative, relationship with listeners, replacing tower lights, story about cancer victim and Gospel music, appreciated every day, faith in process of work, loved people and programming, success.
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