Abram Games, Graphic Designer: maximum meaning, minimum means

Documents related to the Abram Games exhibition including the press release, invitation and inviatation reminder. Also included is a spreadsheet on the number of visitors to this exhibition

Joseph A. White - Tenth Pastor

A biography of Joseph Abram White, First Baptist Shelby\u27s tenth pastor. Handwritten notes.https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/first-baptist-shelby-joseph-abram-white/1002/thumbnail.jp

Correspondence - 1964 - R. Hubbard Hamrick and Edgar E. White

A correspondence to Hubbard Hamrick from Edgar E. White, son of Joseph Abram White.https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/first-baptist-shelby-joseph-abram-white/1001/thumbnail.jp

Correspondence - September 13, 1963 - Rev. Roland Leath and Harold W. Tribble

A correspondence from Harold W. Tribble to Roland Leath about Joseph Abram White.https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/first-baptist-shelby-joseph-abram-white/1000/thumbnail.jp

Abram Slutskin and Radiophysics in Ukraine of the First Half of the 20th Century: World Dimension

The article discusses the scientific and pedagogical activity of the outstanding Ukrainian radiophysicist Abram Slutskin in the context of the development of world radiophysical research. It is substantiated that the theoretical works of the scientist defined a new direction of research in Ukraine, namely the radar, and were important for the development of ultrahigh frequency physics. Innovative research initiated by Abram Slutskin found application in new defense technologies, military equipment, and special devices for medicine, biology, navigation, communications, household television and the radio industry. The article proves that Abram Slutskin had priority in launching research in the field of biophysics in Ukraine. The research on the use of ultrahigh frequencies for treatment of oncological patients carried out by scientists were unique for that time. Abram Slutskin᾽s graduate students became well-known specialists, who further developed the scientist’s ideas by initiating innovative areas of research and creating new institutions. We have grounds to consider Abram Slutskin as one of the founders of the Ukrainian scientific radio-physical school

An Iconoclast’s View of Collaboration

Collaborative Librarianship has an impressive Advisory Board, none more so than the brilliant, original, and always challenging Stephen Abram. Abram has a long and distinguished career as illustrated by the biography below, but it isn’t just his achievements that set Abram apart. He is a strong supporter of library cooperation and rethinking our profession. He is also fearlessness in confronting our sacred cows and hidebound thinking. At conferences, his audiences come away with Abram’s clear voice echoing a sober but potentially bright future for libraries; and occasionally they leave angry, stirred up by his bold willingness to tackle controversial topics

Jinks

Fiction by Tom Abram

The Sap Rises

Fiction by Tom Abram

From Abraham to Jacob: Promise and Fulfillment

In lieu of an abstract, below is the essay\u27s first paragraph. Since the beginning of time, God has had a special relationship with humans. After the creation of the heavens and the earth, God bestowed the rule of the land and sea to His most favored creation, man. Although Adam and Eve sinned against God, He still bestowed favor on them. He banished them from the Garden of Eden for their sin but gave them clothing (Genesis 3:21). When Cain killed Abel, God banned Cain from the land of his parents but put a mark upon him that he not be killed (Gen. 4:11-16). Even when humanity reached the point of pure wickedness, God could not totally destroy His creation. He entreated Noah to build an ark on which the chosen animals and people of the land would live while the rest of creation perished. After the flood waters subsided, God made a covenant with Noah that “never again shall all bodily creatures be destroyed by the waters of a flood” (Gen. 9:11-12). As a sign of this covenant with man and beast, God promised that if ever the clouds covered the sky, a rainbow would appear in the sky. Following His covenant with Noah, God called a man named Abram asking him to leave the city where he was living and go to the land of Canaan (Gen. 12:4-6). When Abram and his wife Sarah arrived in Canaan, God revealed to him what His purpose was. God had chosen Abram to be the keeper of His covenant with man. Abram was to become the father of all nations; his descendents would number the stars in the sky (Gen. 15:5-6). The custodians of this covenant would follow the blood line of Abram and Sarah to their son, Isaac, grandson, Jacob, and future generations. To mark this covenant, as God had marked the covenant with Noah, God commanded Abram to take all the males of his household and circumcise them. This act would be a sign to God that His covenant was being kept by man (Gen. 17:9-13). God also changed the names of his chosen ones from Abram to Abraham and Sarah to Sarah (Gen. 17:5, 17:15)