The Life of Samuel Miller: Second Professor in the Theological Seminary of the Presbyterian Church, at Princeton, New Jersey (1869) is a biographical work written by Samuel Miller himself. The book provides a detailed account of Miller's life, including his childhood, education, career, and personal life. Miller was a prominent figure in the Presbyterian Church and played a significant role in the development of theological education in the United States. He served as the second professor at the Theological Seminary of the Presbyterian Church in Princeton ...

The method of paired comparisons is a technique in which the treatments or stimuli are presented in pairs to some respondents, who depending upon sensory evaluation, pick the better one. The experiment is repeatedly executed for all the treatments with a number of respondents to reach certain ranking of the treatments. In this study, an attempt is made to develop paired comparison models, namely the Pareto model and the Cauchy model. The Cauchy model is also extended to accommodate ties. Bayesian analysis is a modern inferential technique which endeavors ...

With a world-vibrating whoosh, a vast saucer-shaped spaceship dipped down through the atmosphere, blotting out the afternoon sun. Ian turned and there she was: Jane, his wife who had passed away 15 years ago... Once upon a time people wore t-shirts that said "Ian is God." In this century, though, Ian Better, 1970s guitar god, is old, alone, and about to lose everything he owns. In order to reclaim his life, Ian has to reunite Blue Smoke, his legendary band, and play a few concerts. But then there were flying saucers and dead wives and everything tilted ...

Cup and Platter: Or Notes on Food and Its Effects is a book written by George Overend Bartlett in 1879. It is a comprehensive guide to food and its effects on the human body. The book covers a wide range of topics related to food, including its chemical composition, nutritional value, and the effects of different cooking methods on its nutritional quality.The author provides detailed information on the different types of food, including meat, vegetables, fruits, and grains, and explains their nutritional benefits and potential health risks. He also discusses ...

A powerful example of a sincere effort to practice what you live and what you preach. Making Gumbo helps us feel the discomfort that naturally occurs when an institution pursues diversity. It places the responsibility for diversity at all levels of the university, but emphasizes the critical role of leadership in this effort. Such leadership must at minimum be unwavering in its commitment to diversity and willing to take risks for change. Craig C. Brookins, Director, Africana Studies, NC State University The truths that come out here show what diversity ...

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""Try Again: Or The Trials And Triumphs Of Harry West"" is a novel written by Oliver Optic and published in 1868. The story follows the life of Harry West, a young boy who faces numerous challenges and obstacles on his journey to success. Harry's father dies when he is young, leaving him to be raised by his mother, who struggles to make ends meet. Despite these difficulties, Harry remains determined to succeed in life and works hard to achieve his goals. Along the way, he faces setbacks and failures, but he never gives up and continues to try again. The novel ...

Bioinformatics is a helpful tool for experimental studies. It is less time consuming and may provide a plat form for experimental work. Post translational modification is investigated in silico, with the help of the bioinformatics tool MAPRes. This tool mines association pattern around a modified residue and non-modified residue. In this work association rules were mined around acetylated Lys residues in proteins. For this purpose 393 proteins were collected from the dbPTM database. The rules showed by MAPRes are highest preference for Alanine, Histidine ...

“Self Mastery Through Conscious Autosuggestion” is a 1922 self-help book by Émile Coué de la Châtaigneraie (1857 – 1926), a French pharmacist and psychologist who made popular a method of psychotherapeutic self-betterment that utilises optimistic autosuggestion. Contents include: “Self Mastery Through Concussion Autosuggestion”, “Thoughts and Precepts of Emile Coué”, “Observation on what Autosuggestion Can Do”, “Education as it Ought to Be”, “A Survey of the ...

In the glittering, steam-driven high society of Waldron’s Gate, no one needs to dream. Karl Gilmore spends his days caring for people with broken minds. The Dream Thief fulfills twisted fantasies. The seductive lure of irresistible power threatens to destroy all they both hold dear. A wildly imaginative tale of the seedy underbelly of the perfect Engine World city and beyond. An epic adventure of airships and monsters, love and heartbreak. An excerpt from  The Dream Thief : Karl Gilmore thought he knew every way the human mind ...