7 research outputs found
NEWLIN GRIST MILL
No full textNewlin Grist Mill
Peter Sellers was a founding trustee and longtime supporter of the Nicholas Newlin Foundation. He attended almost every board meeting and provided astute guidance since the foundation was established in 1960.
The mission of the Foundation is to preserve the Newling Grist Mill and surrounding land in Glen Mills.https://digitalcommons.rockefeller.edu/sellers-exhibit/1023/thumbnail.jp
Role of aggressivity on reactivity and craving before and after cue exposure in recently detoxified alcoholics: Results from an experimental study
No full textThe role of aggressivity and cue exposure in induction of craving were investigated in a clinical setting. Thirty abstinent alcoholic patients were divided into a low and a high aggressive group based on scores on the physical aggression subscale of the Buss-Durkee Hostility Inventory and exposed to alcohol cues. Craving was measured by means of the Alcohol Craving Questionnaire (ACQ) and Visual Analogue Scales (VAS). Important findings are: (1) main effects of aggressivity on `emotionality', `purposefulness' and `expectancy' of ACQ were very significant; (2) on `drinking intention' and `craving for alcohol' of VAS, aggressivity and cue exposure showed a significant interaction; (3) the main effect of cue exposure on heart rate also reached a significance level of 0.007. The results were discussed in the context of the Classical, Operant Conditioning Theory, the Cognitive Craving Theory of Tiffany, Gilbert's STAR Model, and the Self-Medication Hypothesis Copyright (C) 2001 S. Karger AG, Basel
Dialogue and Collaboration in the Creation of New Works for Clarinet
No full textThis PhD thesis explores dialogue-based, “intimate” collaboration through the creation of new works for clarinet. It borrows from Grounded Theory in order to facilitate an analysis through which emergent themes within a dialogue-based
collaboration are discovered. The aim has not been to insist on one model of collaboration, but to discover methods for improving one’s collaborative skills and to identify ways in which one benefits from a focus on dialogue in
collaboration. Furthermore, it aims to suggest that through collaboration one can make discoveries about the instrument: original contributions to clarinet technique are made within this thesis. The literature from which the research draws inspiration to further collaborative “technique” is cross-disciplinary and wide-ranging: it draws from social theory, collaborative creative writing, dance, the visual arts and of course, music. Added to this is a select discussion of collaboration throughout the repertoire of the clarinet. Finally, this consists of practice-based research. Seven new pieces for clarinet accompany the text
Modeling Dense Star Clusters in the Milky Way and beyond with the Cluster Monte Carlo Code
No full textWe describe the public release of the Cluster Monte Carlo (CMC) code, a parallel, star-by-star N-body code for modeling dense star clusters. CMC treats collisional stellar dynamics using Hénon’s method, where the cumulative effect of many two-body encounters is statistically reproduced as a single effective encounter between nearest-neighbor particles on a relaxation timescale. The star-by-star approach allows for the inclusion of additional physics, including strong gravitational three- and four-body encounters, two-body tidal and gravitational-wave captures, mass loss in arbitrary galactic tidal fields, and stellar evolution for both single and binary stars. The public release of CMC is pinned directly to the COSMIC population synthesis code, allowing dynamical star cluster simulations and population synthesis studies to be performed using identical assumptions about the stellar physics and initial conditions. As a demonstration, we present two examples of star cluster modeling: first, we perform the largest (N = 108) star-by-star N-body simulation of a Plummer sphere evolving to core collapse, reproducing the expected self-similar density profile over more than 15 orders of magnitude; second, we generate realistic models for typical globular clusters, and we show that their dynamical evolution can produce significant numbers of black hole mergers with masses greater than those produced from isolated binary evolution (such as GW190521, a recently reported merger with component masses in the pulsational pair-instability mass gap)
The participatory web in the context of academic research : landscapes of change and conflicts
No full textThis thesis presents the results of a narrative inquiry study conducted in the context of Higher Education Institutions. The study aims to describe and foster understanding of the beliefs, perceptions, and felt constraints of ten academic researchers deeply involved in digital scholarship. Academic research, as one of the four categories of scholarship, is the focus of the analysis. The methods of data collection included in-depth online interviews, field notes, closed blog posts, and follow up dialogues via email and web-telephony. The literature review within this study presents a narrative on scholarship throughout the ages up to the current environment, highlighting the role of technology in assisting different forms of networking, communication, and dissemination of knowledge. It covers aspects of online participation and scholarship such as the open access movement, online networks and communities of practice that ultimately influence academic researchers’ sense of identity and their approaches to digital scholarship. The themes explored in the literature review had a crucial role in informing the interview guide that supported the narrative accounts of the research participants. However, the data collected uncovered a gap in knowledge not anticipated in the literature review, that of power relations between the individual and their institutions. Hence, an additional sociological research lens, that of Pierre Bourdieu, was adopted in order to complete the analysis of the data collected. There were three major stages of analysis: the construction of research narratives as a first pass analysis of the narrative inquiry, a thematic analysis of the interview transcripts, and a Bourdieuian analysis, supported by additional literature, that reveals the complexity of current academic practice in the context of the Participatory Web. This research set out to study the online practices of academic researchers in a changing environment and ended up examining the conflicts between modern and conservative approaches to research scholarship in the context of academic researchers’ practices. This study argues that the Participatory Web, in the context of academic research, can not only empower academic researchers but also place them in contention with traditional and persistent scholarly practice
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DAILY PALO ALTO TIMES. THURSDAY, OCT. 6,
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PAGE THREE
Do You Want
A Carpenter
That Carries
Liability Insurance?
I am yoar mtt. Toa take
no chances with me either la
accident or workmanship.
Wll) do new work or repairing, or wtll superintend
work If desired.
Residence opposite Jersey
dairy. Phoae f0_J.
E.C.LONQANECKER
PrREDIDlNT STANFORD
ALUMNI WEDS
FRESNO GIRL
yilllllllllllllllllllllH
WOOD
and
COAL
Phone 35
F. L. WORRELL
PIRo-ws steam cleaned, 75c pr.
Stanford Laundry
The l-*un.lry of Vuallij
Family wash—wed, dry or
rough-dry
PHONE oaaK.
When Leland Whitman Cutler.
Stanford '06. vice-president of the
Aetna Life and Accident Insurance
Company, and president of Stanford
alumni, went to Los Angeles recently to be the best man at the wedding
of J. R. Maloney. manager of tbe
Aetna Company, he did not dream
that he was laying the foundation
for bis own marriage. However, be
and Mrs. Cutler are at the Palace
hotel In San Francisco.
Wben the bast man from San
Francisco set eyes on tbe brides-
msld. M|ar Ethel Jane Pierce
Fresno he lest his heart. On ber
port, too, lt waa a case of love
EXERCISE AND HEALTH.
Sitipi* Rules Fer Da v. loping tha Body
and Ksspins -Fit"
"It Isn't necessary to give s lot of
time to the Job of keeping fit." said
the physical director of West Point
Military academy. "Ten or fifteen minutes of setting up eierctas ln tbe morning snd a walk every day—not neees-
aarlly s tong one, bot ono hi which
yon march briskly like a soldier, with
your besd aad chest op and your shoulders bsck—wtll work wonders. Do yoo
know why so many men sre narrow
chested and weak? It la because they
never have given themselves a chance
to breathe and never bave given their
muscles enough eierrlae.
"Many people, mea. women and children, are eetal-lnvaltda most of their
Uvea because of the lack of a few minutes of dally exercise and alao becsuse
they have never been taught a proper
posture and carriage—such, for Instance, as we insist upon at all times
I tn cadets--a position In which every
organ of the body is held In It* proper
place, with ample space to carry 00 Ita
own particular function without re-
first sight.
Tbe acquaintance ripened quickly strict Ion. snd In which every muscle of
and wben they decided to get -mar-
the body is furnishing Its own trans-
rled they Invited Mr. aad Mrs. Ha- ****** •»Jo speak, and not depend-
in... _« -nt .. ______ __,._. .nH -.Hrf**-!1**1* Q^°° 0thiPr °»U*l*« & &° *» It
looy to set as best msn and brides- wfaat „ Wm ta|tBdod u ihooM ^ ^
maid at their wedding. The Ualonys ltw.lf
saw the point and agreed lo thei "Proper postnre and carriage, witb
proposition. shoulders squsre, chest arcbed. head
So last Tuesday Cutler was mar- erect and body well stretched from tbe
tied to Miss Pierre, tha daughter of wtota* will of their own account
Hr. and Mrs. C. S. Pierre of Fresno,
where the wedding took place.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATRIX'S
SALE OP REAL ROTATE AT
PRIVATE SALE.
In the Seperlor Court ot tbe State of
OaUforala. in aad for the County
of Sent* (Yarn.
contribute much toward relieving our
people of the many petty and not a few
of the serious Ills from whlcb they
are now suffering. Tbey are the foundation of robust health and ahouid be
Insisted upon In children from tbe Tory
beginning until they become a habit
and as socb will displace the disease
breeding, sloucby habit now ao prevalent among people of all ages and ata-
tiona.**—World'a Work.
ELITE MARKET-
FRANK PHILLIPS
SIS ralvcrsity Ave. Phoae 7
Inspected meats. Nol grade
hams and bacon, fish, peulty
and delicacies.
AI'TO DELIVERY
In the Matter »r tbe
mini S. RICHAX.
Dei*. 2.
Notice is hereby given. That In
pursuance of an order of the Superior Court of tbe Bute of California, In and for the County of Santa
Clara, made on the C'th day of September. :'•'•'. In Ihe matter of tbe
estate of Rmllte S. Iluchan. deceased. 1, Irene W. Buch^. the Administratrix of the estate of Emilie
8. Rucban. dereaaed. will sell at
private sale. In one parcel to tbe
highest bidder, upon the terms and
conditions hereinafter mentioned.
Acta ef the Ape.tl.-__
The weight of testimony Is In fsvor
ef St Luke as the author of the Acta
of tbe Apostles, though aome respectable critics claim tbat tbe authorship
Is quite unknown. There are no sure
dsts for determining the date of tbe
Acts, Various dates have been ae
cribed. Some think tbat lt was written about tbe year ni. while others
bold tbat It could not bave been written before tbe aecond century, about
A. D. 12ft.—New York American.
Pillsbury Wins
Cup at Yosemite
CAMP ci'RHY. Yoaemite. Oct- 5.
—Last May David A. Curry. "Stentor of the Yosemite." offered a ISO
silver challenge cup to the party
making the quickest ran fay auto
from San Franclaco or Oakland to
Yosemite. A. C.Pillsbury, formerly
of Palo Alto, In hla Studebaker Six
won the cup June 9, making the run
from Oakland to Crane Flat checking station via the Big Oak Flat
road—a distance of 1SS miles—In S
hours and tl minutes. He was officially timed by the Western i'nlon
at Oakland and the Dnlted States
government checker at Crane Flat.
The cup was awarded lo him on
July -I for tbls run.
On July 27 C. F. Butler of Oakland, officially timed by L. E, War-
ford of the Lincoln Highway Association, made the run In a Peerless
Eight from Oakland to tbe Alder
Creek checking station via Madera,
Coarst Cold ar.d Wawona in 3 hours
and 10 minutes, thereby winning the
cup from Mr. Pillsbury. Mr. Butler's route waa 330 miles.
Not to be outdone. Mr. PHlabury
ln his Studebaker again made the
tnr and tbls time arrived at Crane
Flat via tbe Coultervllle route. In
7 hours and -n minutes, cutting the
distance to 176 miles. He now rests
happy again, having the stiver cup
In his possession.
This challenge cup will remain
with Mr. Pillsbury until someone
else makes better Ume.
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UNIVERSITY
GARAGE
H. P. W. H ROCK MANN.
Proprietor.
328 University Ave.
Phone 241
Where Cve le Burled.
Jcddsb ls s most Important town for
tbe entire bnman race, apart from be-
tng toe principal landing place for pilgrims to the holy cities. Close beside
the city la buried no leaa a persons***
tban Eve. Ttie reputed mother of
conditions hereinafter mentioned, mankind, like a good Moelemah. lies
and subject to confirmation by said, wltb ber feet toward Mecca. Her
Superior Court, on Tuesdsy, the' grave has ers-int. lly grown snd Is now
24th day of October, I»I«, at the; of huge dimensions.-Westminster Oe
hour of ten o'rlock A. M. or after
naid day. sl the I_sw Office of Monroe Thomas. Rooms 3 nnd i. Madl-
: sette.
Dealer ln robber, metal, sack a.
rope, stoves, tool*. Junk of
every description.
«3 Homer Aveaae. PALO ALTO
Juat Indorsee th* Check.
IITien yuu see 3td23. |f34, .'.v.-I, 84pd
(son-Tholts Building. In the City of. ^t. wed sat. medtoc snd kindred ei
[ Palo Alto, County of Santa CUra. prcealons hitched to the tall of a news-
[State of California, all the right., paper article. It Is a sign that the ed-
I title. Interest and estate of the said! R-We motives lo running the article
JEmllle R. Burhan. deeeaeed. at the "w* entirely mercenary and he may
tUme of her death. WHICH WAS AN <* mt? n* *^on* <*» -"-m""*"--* «-
ll'NDIVIDED ONE-HALP INTEREST pnM,a thereln-Emporta Casette.
llH AND TO THE REAL PROPER-j
TY HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED.' Tn,
,and alt the right, title, snd Interest j auntie,
that the said estate has, by opera-i "Why, my dearT'
tlon of law, or otherwise, acquired.) "Cox If you had a man to look after
other than or In addition to that of Mke n" "" J"00 wouldn't bare half so
j said deceased, at the time of her ^h^lme^to be good to me."-Detrolt
.death, of. in. and to that certain lot.|
ior parcel of land situate, lying, and;
I being In tb< City of Palo Alto. In the, •*•■<»«»« °r In enywlse appertaln-
Couoty of Santa Clara, State of ,n*
Seme Observer,
very glad you never married.
Black Silk
Stove Polish
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California, and bounded and particularly described as follows, to wit:
Commencing st a point on the
southwesterly line of Rsmona Streel,
distant (hereon 126 feet Southeasterly from the point of intersection of the Southwesterly line of Ramona Street with the Soutbeoaterly
line of Addison Avenue; running
thence Southeasterly along said
Southwesterly line of Ramona Street
50 feet; thence at a right angle
Southwesterly and parallel with Addison Avenue 105 feet to a fifteen-
foot alley; tbence at right angles
Northweaterly along said flfteen-
Blds or offers sre Invited for aald
property, and must be In writing
and wilt be received at the Law Office of Monroe Thomas, Rooms 3 and
4 Madlson-Tbolts Building, Pslo
AHo. Cslifomta, Attorney for said
Administratrix, or may be filed with
the Clerk of the said Superior Court
of the State of California. Io and for
the County of Santa Clara, or delivered to the said Administratrix
personally at any time after tbe first
publication ef tbls notice and before
tbe making of aald sale.
Civil Service Examinations
The I'nlted States civil service
commission announces that the examinations listed below will be held
In San Francisco at an early date:
Assistant (msle), 700 a year, hydrographlc
office of the bureau of navigation,
navy department.
Assistant tn-1 or of hull nu-
tcrlsl (male). 100
a month. Alratrax Island, San Fran-
rtsco.
Cas Inspector (male), !>00 a year. Washington.
D. C.
laboratory assistant, qualified In
metrography (male). 1.-100 a year,
office of market* snd rural organization, department of agriculture.
Washington, D. 0. '^rTT'
Supervtsor snd assistant supervisor In grain Inspection (male).
.1,r>00 and 2,-
400 n year, department of agriculture, Washington, D. C.
Assistant market milk spcclsllst
(male), 1,740 a year, bureau of animal tnduatry, department
of agriculture. Washington, D- C.
Aaalatant In marketing, arade 2
(male), 1,800. office of
markets and rural organisation, department of agriculture, Washington. D. C.
Foreat and field clerk. 1,200 a year, forest service. .
Application blanks and further Information relative to these examinations mny he obtained from tho secretary, twelfth civil service district,
room 241 postomce building, San
Francisco.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF
. SALE: Cash In lawful money of
» .\?J ""i1*1 *"?■«.. United State, of America, ten
? v _ : **»*•" * rt«b : Ptr cent of th. purchaae price to be
1 angle Northeasterly and parallel ... _ ._, . __. _._~_- ■_,
___«. ■ ____■ ... ___ 1 Paid on dsy or ssle, balance on con-
wlth Addison Avenue 106 feet to «.„_._. _. , ,_.._._. _. «, _.
!.. -_. . .Urination of ssle by the Court. Deed
the point of commencement, the _, ,»,. „_.__„_. _ _.._, _.
_______ . . 1 at tbe exponse or purchaser or pur-
Isame being a portion of Lot num-jchaMn|
ber 1 of Block "D" as laid down andj
delineated upon a map of "Subdl-I D*led °ctob«r 2d** 191«-
vision of Block D, University Park. IRENE W. BUCHAN.
now Palo Alto." and recorded in the. Administratrix of the Estate of
office of tbe County Recorder of thei Emilie 8. Iluchan. Deceased.
sald County of SanU Clara. Ratal' MONROE THOMAS. Attorney for
jof California. In Volume J of Maps. Administratrix. Rooms 3 and * Mad-
lal psge 9; together wllh all and : I ton-Tho It* Building. Palo Alto. Call-
't singular the tenements, heredlu- fornia.
menta. and appurtenances thereunto 10-2-141— Advt.
-Fslber. ts II very fsr scross the
ocean?"
-Yes: It s s K>ng way."
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NOTICE OF TIME SET FOR
PROBATE OF WILL
Daily Palo Alto Times
C._.rt«_*l_-It___
Telephone Directory
Xa this column not only your phons number but also your place
ef business la brought to the attention ef over sjoo readers every
day. Phoae yoar order or drop a Una and our -iircctcry department
solicitor will call upon you at once. Our phone number is 115.
Architectural Dealgner,
HENRY A HOYT.
100 Fulton St, Phone 1st.
WKLL liltlt-i.lNi.
W. H Yonnt Well Drilling O.
I'h ooe Palo Alto 701X
AUTO BLACKSMITH IRQ
Spring work, acetyls** welding.
H.RIelMer, T01 Blgh. I'h.MIX
PALO AI/TO L.-1'NltHY
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lectio* aad •eUvery. I*.»■»# sia
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it. a. JKWEI.I,
4111 Hlch street. PhOM Ul
CARPBT CLEANING
Compress ed air ar
GltMOB. 017 Alms. Ph. 1093.
J. A. PRBW1TT, BRICK OON.
tractor. Cblmaeya aad Mantels.
414 Emerson Rt. Phoae M4J
JAPANKHK HOME LAUNDRY
Ladles* clothes a specialty.
H.1P Emerson. I'hone 3P1J
GROCERIES. STATIONER*.
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achool block. Ph. 541
-in to 40 Oat Onel Gaa
which Is twice as expensive and ten
tlmea healthier than this gaa. Is being msde snd sold In a multitude of
European towns by private companies. You have lt within your own
power to cut down your rate by
burning gaa right. ANDERSON can
down your rate bere. Univ. Hotel.
Student Wanted
to lmi.ill.* rainpus affency for accident and tUtOttm Insurance.
I>nly live wires with -good student acquaintance need apply. Ho
ctperleoce neceasary. Excellent contract lo right i»arty. For fur*
titer i»ertlcuUm apply to
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P. O. BOX ll".
H_7 Lytton Avenue.
PHONE ISO
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Ladies and Gentlemen!
HUT TO BUIT A HKARON!
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PHONE S40W. 445 Ilry.nt BL, ror. (Diversity Ave.
In the Superior Court of the Connty
of SanU Clara, State of CaUfoi*-
In the Matter of the Estate of
LOUISIANA LAWRENCE WIGHT.
Deceased.
A document purporting to be tbe
last Wlll and Testament of Louisiana
Lawrence Wlgbt, Deceased, having
on the 22nd day of September. A. D.
1 SIC. come into the possession of
ssld Superior Court, and a petition,
for the probate thereof and for the,
Issuance of letters ot administration j
with tbe will annexed to Evelyn
Wight Allan having been filed by,
said Evelyn Wight Allan with me,
tha Clerk ot said Court, notice H
hereby given that Friday, the 13th
day of October, A. D. 191*. at ten
o'clock a. m. of said day In Depart-!
I ment Two at the Court room of said;
Court, at the Court House. In the!
City of San Jose, in the County of;
Santa Clara, haa been set as tbs time,
and place for proving tbe will of;
said 1-oulalana Lawrence Wight, de-j
ceased, and for hearing tbe application of said Evelyn Wight Allan
for the Issuance to her of Letters of
Administration with tbe Will Annexed when and where any person
Intereated may appear and content
the same.
Given under my hand and tbe Sea*
of aald Superior Court, tbls 29th day
of September, 1BK.
(Seal of Superior Court)
HENRY A. PFISTER. Clerk.
By ALBERT J. NEWLIN. Deputy
Clerk.
CHARLES A SCHNEIDER,
Attorney for Petitioner.
9-30-1 Ot—Adrt.
Tuesday Evening, Oct. 10
Hon. Joseph Scott
"Ideal Citizenship"
Free lecture, entertainment and dance! Reception given by Knights of
Columbus, San Mateo Council, and parishioners of St. Thomas Aquinas
Church to Catholic students attending Stanford University and preparatory
schools. Every student and parishioner is invited to be present.
Charles Bullotti
1 unions Tenor
I). IT. SIIKI-..ItlKKIN
SUr VlollnIM
DANCING!
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flood Mu"lr Aamrea
REFRESHMENTS!
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Bibliographie der Filmmusik
No full textIn die folgende Bibliographie sind Hinweise von Claudia Bullerjahn, Michael Hergt, Ludger Kaczmarek, Ingo Lehmann und Mirkko Stehn eingegangen. Die namentlich gekennzeichneten Annotationen sind uns freundlicherweise vom Projekt „Bibliographie für die Musikwissenschaft“, hrsg. v. Staatlichen Institut für Musikforschung Preußischer Kulturbesitz, Berlin, überlassen worden (online: http://www.sim.spk-berlin.de/start.php). Wir danken Herrn Carsten Schmidt für seine Kooperationsbereitschaft
