292 research outputs found
Review of Cooking Down East, with a profile of the author, Marjorie Standish,
No full textReview of Cooking Down East, with a profile of the author, Marjorie Standish, 88, of Hallowell
A man who represented himself as T. D. Standish of the firm of Hammon Standish & Co., Detroit, Mich
No full textPolice Department
OFFICE OF Detectives
Baltimore, MD. MAY 24, 1902.
WANTED FOR FORGERY AND FALSE PRETENSES.
A man who represented himself as T. D. Standish of the firm of Hammon Standish & Co., Detroit, Mich. Description of Standish: Age about 60, height about 5ft 7 or 8 inches, weight, 170 pounds, gray mustache,
dark complexion, dressed in a dark suit of clothes, and black derby hat; very neat in appearance, and pleasant manners; has a habit of' licking his lips with his tongue when talking. This man passed a check on the firm of Wm. A. Gault & Son, Stone Cutters, of this city, on May 1st, 1902 for $100 by representing that he was purchasing a tombstone for the grave of Captain E. S. Hall, said tombstone to be placed in the Addington Cemetery at Washington, D. C. Said check bears the stamp of Hammond Standish & Co., shippers of Fresh Pork and Beef, "Not in the Trust,'' certified; made out on the Commercial National Bank of Detroit., Michigan, signed .J. D. Standish, Hammond Standish &) Company
I have received information that he has succeeded in passing checks in other cities. We hold warrant and indictment for him. Arrest and notify, :
THOMAS F. FARNAN, Acting Marshal of Police, Baltimore, Md.
or A. J. PUMPHREY, Captain of Detectives, Baltimore, Md
Mournful song, on a man and wife, who both froze to death in one night, on Standish Cape, so called. [By Thomas Shaw of Standish Maine] [182-?]
No full textPositive Photostat.; Verse
Data Structures, Algorithms & Software Principles In C
No full textUsing C, this book develops the concepts and theory of data structures and algorithm analysis in a gradual, step-by-step manner, proceeding from concrete examples to abstract principles. Standish covers a wide range of both traditional and contemporary software engineering topics. The text also includes an introduction to object-oriented programming using C++. By introducing recurring themes such as levels of abstraction, recursion, efficiency, representation and trade-offs, the author unifies the material throughout. Mathematical foundations can be incorporated at a variety of depths, allowing the appropriate amount of math for each user
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Programming environment questionnaire / Irvine Programming Environment Research Center
No full textThis questionnaire was produced as a class project for a graduate seminar on programming environments. The class, mation and Computer Science 280B, behan on 24 October 1979 and will conclude on 2 December. It has been taught by professor A. Standish
Wanted for Forgery and False Pretenses J.D. Standish
No full textGovernor Stanley offers 100.Description of Standish: Age about 60, height about 5ft. 7 or 8 inches, weight 170 pounds, gray mustache, dark complexion, dressed in a dark suit of clothes, and black derby hat; very neat in appearance, and pleasant manners; has a habit of licking his lips with his tongue when talking.On the night of Sunday, April 13, 1902, one Fred Martin, charged with Grand Larceny, broke out of the Phillips County jail. Martin is a man about 30 years of age, and an ex-convict. He has light sandy hair; smooth shaven when he left, but if beard is allowed to grow is nearly red. His hair is very thin on his head and especially so in front of his ears. He has blue eyes and is a little inclined to be freckled. He is a man 5 feet 11 inches in height and weighs about 175 pounds. Square shouldered but stoops slightly when walking. He talks very slowly. When he left, he wore a Scotch cap and gray coat and vest. Wire all information to H.N. Yerton, Sheriff, Phillipsburg, Kansas.Wanted for forgery and false pretenses. A man who represented himself as J.D. Standish of the firm of Hammon Standish Co., Detroit, Mich. This man passed a check on the firm of Wm. A. Gault & Son, Stone Cutters, of this city on May 1st 1902 for 100 by representing that he was purchasing a tombstone for the grave of Captain E.S. Hall, said tombstone to be placed in the Arlington Cemetary at Washington, D.C. Said check bears the stamp of Hammond Standish & Co., shippers of Prok and Beef, "Not in the Trust" certified; made out on the Commercial National Bank of Detroit, Michigan, signed J.D. Standish, Hammond Standish & Company. I have received information that he has succeeded in passing checks in other cities. We hold warrant and indictment for him. Arrest and notify, Thomas F. Farnan or A.J Pumphrey. The following is a Fae Simile of the checks he succeeded in passing
Peace between the United States of America and Great-Britain ratified by the President of the United States, February 17, 1815, By Thomas Shaw, of Standish. [Standish? 1815] [Reprinted] on sale at A. J. Huston's Portland. and at all Maine booksh
No full textUnprecedented abundance of protein tyrosine phosphorylation modulates Shigella flexneri virulence
No full textAbstract not availableAlistair James Standish, Min Yan Teh, Elizabeth Ngoc Hoa Tran, Matthew Thomas Doyle, Paul J. Baker and Renato Moron
A mournful song, on the death of the wife and child of Mr. Nathaniel Knights, of Windham, who fell off the bridge at the falls above Horse-Beef Mills on Presumpscutt River, February 22, 1807. Written by Thomas Shaw of Standish. 4th ed.
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Laser ablation mass spectrometry blast through detection in R
No full textRationale: organisms that grow a hard carbonate shell or skeleton, such as foraminifera, corals or molluscs, incorporate trace elements into their shell during growth that reflect the environmental change and biological activity they experienced during life. These geochemical signals locked within the carbonate are archives used in proxy reconstructions to study past environments and climates, to decipher taxonomy of cryptic species and to resolve evolutionary responses to climatic changes.Methods: here, we use laser ablation inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (LA-ICP-MS) as a time-resolved acquisition to quantify the elemental composition of carbonate shells and skeletons. We present the LABLASTER (Laser Ablation BLASt Through Endpoint in R) package, which imports a single time-resolved LA-ICP-MS analysis, then detects when the laser has ablated through the carbonate as a function of change in signal over time and outputs key summary statistics. We provide two examples within the package: a fossil planktic foraminifer and a tropical coral skeleton.Results: we present the first R package that automates the selection of desired data during data reduction workflows. This is achieved by automating the detection of when the laser has ablated through a sample using a smoothed time series, followed by removal of off-target data points. The functions are flexible and adjust dynamically to maximise the duration of the desired geochemical target signal, making this package applicable to a wide range of heterogenous bioarchives. Visualisation tools for manual validation are also included.Conclusions: LABLASTER increases transparency and repeatability by algorithmically identifying when the laser has either ablated fully through a sample or across a mineral boundary and is thus no longer documenting a geochemical signal associated with the desired sample. LABLASTER's focus on better data targeting means more accurate extraction of biological and geochemical signals
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