Harriet W. Blake v. Earnest E. Blake, Leta R. Blake : Brief of Respondent

Appeal from the Judgment of the Fifth District Court for Washington County Hon. C. Nelson Da

Monitoring of market prices of agricultural products in Bougouni and Koutiala, Mali

Playwright: Arthur Fauquez Director: Gayle Cornelison Setting: Warner Blake Costumes: Richard Levering Lighting: Kenneth R. Dorst Academic Year: 1972-1973https://scholarworks.sjsu.edu/production_images/1393/thumbnail.jp

Geological notes and local details for 1:10 000 sheet TM 49 NW : Thurlton : part of 1:50 000 sheet 162 (Great Yarmouth)

This report describes the geology of the 1:10,000 sheet TM 49 NW (Figure 1) which is included i n the l:5O,OOO Great Yarmouth (162) geological map. The area was first surveyed by J H Blake and C Reid as part of the Old Series oneinch sheets 67 SE (JHB) and 66 SE (CR/JHB) published i n 1882 and 1881 respectively. The primary six-inch survey of the Thurlton area was made by P M Hopson in 1985 under the direction of D r R G Thurrell, Programme Manager, Eastern England Land Survey. Uncoloured dye-line copies of the map can be obtained from the British Geological Survey, Keyworth. The area described covers part of the broad valley near the confluence of the lower Yare and Waveney rivers, together with some gently undulating country which rises towards the south west to a plateau founded on boulder clay

Harriet W. Blake v. Earnest E. Blake, Leta R. Blake : Appellant\u27s Brief Statement of the Kind of Case

Appeal from the Judgment of the Fifth District Court for Washington County Hon. C. Nelson Da

The Value of Discretion

[Excerpt] In Shakespeare’s Henry IV, the lazy and lecherous Sir John Falstaff is attacked during battle, falls to the ground, and feigns his death. Falstaff attempts to justify his act of cowardice by explaining: “The better part of valor is discretion, in the which better part I have sav’d my life.” By exercising his “discretion” to fake his death, Falstaff rationalizes that he is free to live to fight another day. There is little to be lauded in Falstaff’s distorted worldview. Yet, employers may find something illuminating in Falstaff’s value of “discretion.” Employers can forego paying minimum wages and overtime compensation if their employees qualify under one of many exemptions provided for under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) or its state counterparts. The most commonly invoked of these exemptions — the administrative exemption — requires that employees exercise “discretion and independent judgment” in the performance of their primary job duties

Book Reviews

Doubt\u27s Boundless Sea: Skepticism and Faith in the Renaissance (Don Cameron) (Reviewed by Helen C. White, University of Wisconsin)Contrary Music: The Prose Style of John Donne (Joan Webber) (Reviewed by John Yoklavich, Georgetown University)To the Palace of Wisdom: Studies in Order and Energy From Dryden to Blake (Martin Price) (Reviewed by Thomas R. Edwards Jr., Rutgers University)Swift and the Twentieth Century (Milton Voigt) (Reviewed by Richard I. Cook, University of Washington)William Blake: A Reading of the Shorter Poems (Hazard Adams) (Reviewed by Martin K. Nurmi, Kent State University)The Comic Spirit of Wallace Stevens (Daniel Fuchs) (Reviewed by Charles Philbrick, Brown University

Ore deposits in volcanic rocks on earth with lunar extrapolation

Ore deposits in volcanic rocks on earth with lunar extrapolatio

High resolution solar X-ray studies

Two high resolution solar X-ray payloads and their launches on Aerobee rockets with pointing system are described. The payloads included 5 to 25A X-ray spectrometers, multiaperture X-ray cameras, and command box attitude control inflight by means of a television image radioed to ground. Spatial resolution ranged from five arc minutes to ten arc seconds and spectral resolution ranged from 500 to 3000. Several laboratory tasks were completed in order to achieve the desired resolution. These included (1) development of techniques to align grid collimators, (2) studies of the spectrometric properties of crystals, (3) measurements of the absorption coefficients of various materials used in X-ray spectrometers, (4) evaluation of the performance of multiaperture cameras, and (5) development of facilities