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Admissions Requirements and Application Procedures
MAERES (formerly REES MA) Program
Admission to the Master of Arts in Eurasian, Russian and East European Studies program is based on:
- completed Graduate School of Arts & Sciences application form (see below for link)
- official transcript(s) of the applicant's academic record that demonstrate graduation from an accredited college or university with a 3.0 average or better
- 500-word statement of purpose
- academic or professional writing sample in English (approximately 10-15 double-spaced pages in length with footnotes and a bibliography)
- three letters of recommendation, preferably from faculty who have taught you in class
- Graduate Record Examination (GRE) scores on the general verbal, quantitative, and analytical writing tests (the GRE code for GU is 5244; CERES does not have a department code). The GRE is only required of students who completed their bachelor's degree at a university where English was the primary language of instruction.
- For international applicants only: TOEFL score of 100 (iBT) or IELTS score of 7.5. These scores are required of students who completed their bachelor's degree at a university where English was not the primary language of instruction. (TOEFL code for GU is 5244).
- current resume
- application fee
Please have official transcripts sent to the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Admissions Office.
Language Requirement
Applicants should submit evidence that they have completed the equivalent of at least three years of study of an appropriate language of the region at the college level or that they are native speakers of one of the languages of the region. This level of language proficiency is keyed to the program requirement that students who are not native speakers of a language of the region complete two courses of advanced language study and the requirement in some courses that students conduct research in a regional language.
Some background in the Eurasian, Russian and East European area or in related disciplines is helpful but not essential.
Applicants must apply online. For general information about the applications process, please see Graduate School of Arts and Sciences website.
Joint MAERES/Government PhD Program
Prospective students must apply separately to CERES and the Government Department for this joint degree program.
For more information on Government Department admissions, click here or contact the Government Department at 202.687.6130 or email@example.com.
Joint MAERES/Law Center JD
Prospective students must apply separately to CERES and the Law Center.
For more information on Law Center admissions, click here, or contact the Law Center at email@example.com.
Application Deadlines
Applicants for joint degree programs should be aware that the joint department or school may have earlier deadlines.
For Spring 2019 Enrollment
November 1, 2018 - admission to MAERES program (no financial aid through CERES)
Please note: Students who matriculate in spring will only be eligible for merit-based aid starting the following fall.
For Fall 2019 Enrollment
- December 15, 2018 - admission to Government Department PhD for joint program applicants with consideration for financial aid through the Government Department .
- January 15, 2019 - admission to MAERES with consideration for financial aid through CERES.
- March 1, 2019- admission to Law Center JD program (final deadline) NOTE that the Law Center admits applicants on a rolling basis and that applications will be accepted beginning in September, 2018.
Admissions Inquiries
To join our mailing list, please click here and select Eurasian, Russian and East European Studies as your desired area of study.
If you have any questions about the admissions process, please consult our list of frequently asked questions. Please address all admissions inquiries (and all inquiries about financial aid) to Sarah Radmosky, Supervisor of Academic Programs at email@example.com. Be sure to include your full name and contact information.


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Multiuser DOS(Redirected from Concurrent DOS)
Multiuser DOS is a real-time multi-user multi-tasking operating system for IBM PC-compatible microcomputers.
|Digital Research, Inc.
|OS family
|Working state
|Source model
|Closed source
|Latest release
|Kernel type
|Monolithic kernel
|Default user interface
|Command line interface
|Official website
|Various (see notes)
An evolution of the older Concurrent CP/M-86 and Concurrent DOS operating systems, it was originally developed by Digital Research and later acquired and further developed by Novell. Its ancestry lies in the earlier Digital Research 8-bit operating systems CP/M and MP/M, and the 16-bit single-tasking CP/M-86 which evolved from CP/M.
When Novell abandoned the system, the three Master Value Added Resellers (VARs) DataPac Australasia, Concurrent Controls and Intelligent Micro Software took over and continued independent development into Datapac Multiuser DOS and System Manager, CCI Multiuser DOS, and IMS Multiuser DOS and REAL/32.
Concurrent CP/M-86Edit
The initial version of CP/M-86 1.0 (with BDOS 2.x) was adapted and became available to the IBM PC in 1982. It was commercially unsuccessful as IBM's PC DOS 1.0 offered much the same facilities for a considerably lower price. Like PC DOS, CP/M-86 did not fully exploit the power and capabilities of the new 16-bit machine.
It was soon supplemented by an implementation of CP/M's multitasking 'big brother', MP/M-86 2.0 since September 1981. This turned a PC into a multiuser machine capable of supporting multiple concurrent users using dumb terminals attached by serial ports. The environment presented to each user made it seem as if they had the entire computer to themselves. Since terminals cost a fraction of the then-substantial price of a complete PC, this offered considerable cost savings, as well as facilitating multi-user applications such as accounts or stock control in a time when PC networks were rare, very expensive and difficult to implement.
CP/M-86 1.1 (with BDOS 2.2) and MP/M-86 2.x were merged to create Concurrent CP/M-86 3.0 (also known as CCP/M-86) with BDOS 3.0 in 1982/1983. Initially, this was a single-user operating system supporting true multi-tasking of up to four (in its default configuration) CP/M-86 compatible programs. Later versions supported dumb terminals and so could be deployed as multiuser systems. Concurrent CP/M-86 3.1 (BDOS 3.1) shipped on 21 February 1984.[1]
Concurrent CP/M-86 with WindowsEdit
In February 1984 Digital Research also offered a version of Concurrent CP/M-86 with windowing capabilities named Concurrent CP/M with Windows for the IBM Personal Computer and Personal Computer XT.[2]
Concurrent CP/M-86/80Edit
This was an adaptation of Concurrent CP/M-86 for the LSI-M4, LSI Octopus and CAL PC computers. These machines had both 16-bit and 8-bit processors, because in the early days of 16-bit personal computing, 8-bit software was more available and often ran faster than the corresponding 16-bit software. Concurrent CP/M-86/80 allowed users to run both CP/M (8-bit) and CP/M-86 (16-bit) applications. When a command was entered, the operating system ran the corresponding application on either the 8-bit or the 16-bit processor, depending on whether the executable file had a .com or .cmd extension. It emulated a CP/M environment for 8-bit programs by translating CP/M system calls into CP/M-86 system calls, which were then executed by the 16-bit processor.[3]
Concurrent DOSEdit
In August 1983, Bruce Skidmore, Ray Pedrizetti, Dave Brown and Gordon Edmonds teamed up to create PC-MODE,[4] an optional module for Concurrent CP/M-86 3.1[5] (with BDOS 3.1) to provide basic compatibility with PC DOS (and MS-DOS). This was shown publicly at COMDEX in December 1983[4] and shipped in March 1984 as Concurrent DOS 3.1 (a.k.a. CDOS with BDOS 3.1) to hardware vendors.[6] Simple DOS applications, which did not directly access the screen or other hardware, could be run. For example, although a console program such as PKZIP worked perfectly and offered more facilities than the CP/M-native ARC archiver, applications which performed screen manipulations, such as the WordStar word processor for DOS, would not, and native Concurrent CP/M (or CP/M-86) versions were required.
While Concurrent DOS 3.1 up to 4.1 had been developed in the US, OEM adaptations and localizations were carried out by DR Europe's OEM Support Group in Newbury, UK, since 1983.
Digital Research positioned Concurrent DOS 4.1 with GEM as alternative for IBM's TopView in 1985.[7]
Concurrent PC DOSEdit
Concurrent DOS 3.2 (with BDOS 3.2) in 1984 was compatible with PC DOS 1.x and was available for many different hardware platforms. The version with an IBM PC compatible BIOS/XIOS was named Concurrent PC DOS 3.2.
The OEM Support Group was relocated into Digital Research's newly created European Development Centre (EDC) in Hungerford, UK in 1986, which started to take over further development of the Concurrent DOS family since Concurrent DOS 4.11, including siblings like DOS Plus and successors.
Concurrent DOS 286 and FlexOSEdit
In January 1985, Digital Research previewed Concurrent DOS 286 in cooperation with Intel. The operating system would function strictly in 80286 native mode, allowing protected mode multi-user, multitasking operation while running 8086 emulation.[8][9] While this worked on the B-1 step of prototype chip samples, Digital Research, with evaluation copies of their operating system already shipping in April, discovered problems with the emulation on the production level C-1 step of the processor in May, which would not allow Concurrent DOS 286 to run 8086 software in protected mode. The release of Concurrent DOS 286 had been scheduled for late May, but was delayed until Intel could develop a new version of the chip.[8] In August, after extensive testing E-1 step samples of the 80286, Digital Research said that Intel had corrected all documented 286 errata, but that there were still undocumented chip performance problems with the prerelease version of Concurrent DOS 286 running on the E-1 step. Intel said that the approach Digital Research wished to take in emulating 8086 software in protected mode differed from the original specifications; nevertheless they incorporated into the E-2 step minor changes in the microcode that allowed Digital Research to run emulation mode much faster (see LOADALL).[10] These same limitations affected FlexOS 286 version 1.0, a reengineered derivation of Concurrent DOS 286,[11] which was developed by Digital Research's new Flexible Automation Business Unit in Monterey, CA, since 1986.
Later versions added compatibility with PC DOS 2.x and 3.x.
Concurrent DOS 386 and Concurrent DOS XMEdit
Developed in Digital Research's European Development Centre in Hungerford, UK, versions 5 and 6 (Concurrent DOS XM) could bank switch up to 8 MB of EEMS to provide a real-mode environment to run multiple CP/M-86 and DOS programs concurrently and support up to three users (one local and up to two hooked up via serial terminals).
In 1987, Concurrent DOS was rewritten to become Concurrent DOS 386.[12] This ran on machines equipped with the Intel 80386 and later processors, using the 386's hardware facilities for virtualizing the hardware, allowing most DOS applications to run unmodified under Concurrent DOS 386, even on terminals. The OS supported concurrent multiuser file access, allowing multiuser applications to run as if they were on individual PCs attached to a network server. Concurrent DOS 386 allowed a single server to support a number of users on dumb terminals or inexpensive low-specification PCs running terminal emulation software, without the need for expensive workstations and then-expensive network cards. It was a true multiuser system; several users could use a single database with record locking to prevent mutual interference.
Known versions include:
- DR Concurrent DOS XM 5.0 (BDOS 5.0, October 1986)
- DR Concurrent DOS XM 6.0 (BDOS 6.0, 1987-11-18),,[13] 6.01 (1987)
- DR Concurrent DOS XM 6.2,[14] 6.21
- DR Concurrent DOS 386 1.0 (1987)
- DR Concurrent DOS 386 2.0 (BDOS 6.0, 1987-11-18)[13]
- DR Concurrent DOS 386 3.0 (1988-12, 1989-01),[14] 3.01 (1989-05-19), 3.02 (1989)
Known CCI Concurrent DOS adaptations by Concurrent Controls, Inc. include:
- CCI Concurrent DOS 386 1.12 (BDOS 5.0?, 1987-10)
- CCI Concurrent DOS 386 2.01 (BDOS 6.0?, 1988-05)
- CCI Concurrent DOS 386 3.01 (BDOS 6.2?, 1989-03)
- CCI Concurrent DOS 386 3.02 (1990-04)
- CCI Concurrent DOS 386 3.03 (1991-03)
- CCI Concurrent DOS 386 3.04 (1991-07)[15] aka "CCI Concurrent DOS 4.0"[16]
- CCI Concurrent DOS 3.05 R1 (1992-02), R2 (1992), R3+R4 (1992), R5+R6 (1992), R7+R8 (1993), R9+R10 (1993), R11 (1993-08)
- CCI Concurrent DOS 3.06 R1 (1993-12), R2+R3 (1994), R4+R5+R6 (1994), R7 (1994-07)
- CCI Concurrent DOS 3.07 R1 (1995-03), R2 (1995), R3 (1996), R4 (1996), R5 (1997), R6 (1997), R7 (1998-06)[17]
- CCI Concurrent DOS 3.08
- CCI Concurrent DOS 3.10 R1 (2003-10-05)[18]
Multiuser DOSEdit
Later versions of Concurrent DOS 386 incorporated some of the enhanced functionality of DR's later single-user PC DOS clone DR DOS 5.0, after which the product was renamed to the more explanatory Multiuser DOS (a.k.a. MDOS), starting with version 5.0 (with BDOS 6.5) in 1991.[19]
Multiuser DOS suffered from several technical limitations that restricted its ability to compete with LANs based on PC DOS. It required its own special device drivers for much common hardware, as PC DOS drivers were not multiuser or multi-tasking aware. Driver installation was more complex than the simple PC DOS method of copying the files onto the boot disk and modifying CONFIG.SYS appropriately – it was necessary to relink the Multiuser DOS kernel (known as a nucleus) using the SYSGEN command.
Multiuser DOS was also unable to use many common PC DOS additions such as network stacks, and it was limited in its ability to support later developments in the PC-compatible world, such as graphics adaptors, sound cards, CD-ROM drives and mice. Although many of these were soon rectified – for example, graphical terminals were developed, allowing users to use CGA, EGA and VGA software – it was less flexible in this regard than a network of individual PCs, and as the prices of these fell, it became less and less competitive, although it still offered benefits in terms of management and lower total cost of ownership. Unlike MP/M, it never became popular for single-user but multitasking use. It was priced as a multi-user operating system, of course, and required special device drivers, unlike single-user multitasking DOS additions such as Quarterdeck's DESQview.
Known versions include:
- DR Multiuser DOS 5.00 (1991), 5.01
- Novell DR Multiuser DOS 5.10 (1992-04-13),[20] 5.11
- Novell DR Multiuser DOS 5.13 (BDOS 6.6, 1992)
All versions of Digital Research and Novell DR Multiuser DOS reported themselves as "IBM PC DOS" version 3.31.
DataPac AustralasiaEdit
Known versions by DataPac Australasia Pty Limited include:
- Datapac Multiuser DOS 5.0
- Datapac Multiuser DOS 5.1 (BDOS 6.6)
- Datapac System Manager 7.0 (1996-08-22)
In 1997, Datapac was bought by Citrix Systems, Inc.[21][22][23] and System Manager was abandoned soon later. In 2002, the Sydney-based unit was spun out into Citrix' Advanced Products Group.[24]
Concurrent ControlsEdit
Known CCI Multiuser DOS versions by Concurrent Controls, Inc. (CCI) include:
- CCI Multiuser DOS 7.00
- CCI Multiuser DOS 7.10
- CCI Multiuser DOS 7.21[25]
- CCI Multiuser DOS 7.22[25] R1 (1996-09), R2 (1996), R3 (1997), R4 GOLD/PLUS/LITE (BDOS 6.6, 1997-02-10), R5 GOLD (1997), R6 GOLD (1997), R7 GOLD (1998-06), R8 GOLD, R9 GOLD, R10 GOLD, R11 GOLD (2000-09-25), R12 GOLD (2002-05-15), R13 GOLD (2002-07-15), R14 GOLD (2002-09-13), R15 GOLD, R16 GOLD (2003-10-10), R17 GOLD (2004-02-09), R18 GOLD (2005-04-21)
All versions of CCI Multiuser DOS report themselves as "IBM PC DOS" version 3.31.[25] Similar to SETVER under DOS, this can be changed using the Multiuser DOS DOSVER x.y utility.[25]
In 1999, CCI changed its name to Applica, Inc.[26] In 2002, Applica Technology became Aplycon Technologies, Inc.[27]
Intelligent Micro Software, Itera and Integrated SolutionsEdit
DOS 386 ProfessionalEdit
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IMS Multiuser DOSEdit
Known adaptations of IMS Multiuser DOS include:
- IMS Multiuser DOS Enhanced Release 5.1 (1992)
- IMS Multiuser DOS 5.11
- IMS Multiuser DOS 5.14
- IMS Multiuser DOS 7.0
- IMS Multiuser DOS 7.1 (BDOS 6.7, 1994)
All versions of IMS Multiuser DOS report themselves as "IBM PC DOS" version 3.31.
Intelligent Micro Software Ltd. (IMS) of Thatcham, UK, acquired a license to further develop Multiuser DOS from Novell in 1994 and renamed their product REAL/32 in 1995.[28]
IMS REAL/32 versions:
- Integrated Solutions IMS REAL/32 7.95[33]
REAL/32 7.50 to 7.74 report themselves as "IBM PC DOS" version 3.31, whereas 7.80 and higher report a version of 6.20. LBA and FAT32 support was added with REAL/32 7.90 in 1999.[30] On 2002-04-19, Intelligent Micro Software Ltd. filed for insolvency and was taken over by one of its major customers, Barry Quittenton's Itera Ltd.[34][35][36] This company was dissolved on 2006-03-28.[37][38] Since then REAL/32 is maintained by Integrated Solutions Ltd. of Thatcham, UK.[33]
REAL/NG was IMS' attempt to create the "Next Generation" of REAL/32, also named "REAL/32 for the internet age". REAL/NG promised "increased range of hardware from PCs to x86 multi-processor server systems".[39]
Advertised feature list, as of 2003:[40]
- Runs with RedHat 7.3 or later version of Linux
- Backward compatible with DOS and REAL/32
- Max 65535 virtual consoles, each of these can be a user.
- No Linux expertise required
- Administration/setup/upgrade by web browser (local and remote)
- Supplied with TCP/IP Linux-/Windows-based terminal emulator for the number of users purchased
- Print and file sharing built in
- Drive mapping between Linux and REAL/NG servers built in
- user hardware support
- Increased performance
- Vastly increased TPA
- Multi-processor support
- Improved hardware support
- Built-in firewall support
- Very low cost per seat
- Low total cost of ownership
- Supplied on CD
- Supplied with a set of RedHat CDs
By 10 December 2003, IMS made "REALNG V1.60-V1.19-V1.12" available,[41] which, based on the Internet Archive, seems to be the latest release.
By 2005, the realng.com website was mirroring the IMS main website, and had no mention of REAL/NG, only REAL/32.[42]
Application softwareEdit
While the various releases of this operating system had increasing ability to run MS-DOS programs, software written for the platform could take advantage of its features by using function calls specifically suitable for multiuser operation. It used pre-emptive multitasking, preventing badly-written applications from delaying other processes by retaining control of the processor.
The API provided support for blocking and non-blocking message queues, mutual-exclusion queues, the ability to create sub-process threads which executed independently from the parent, and a method of pausing execution which did not waste processor cycles, unlike idle loops used by single-user operating systems. Applications were started as "attached" to a console. However, if an application did not need user interaction it could "detach" from the console and run as a background process, later reattaching to a console if needed.
Another key feature was that the memory management supported a "shared" memory model for processes (in addition to the usual models available to normal DOS programs). In the shared memory model the "code" and "data" sections of a program were isolated from each other. Because the "code" contained no modifiable data, code sections in memory could be shared by several processes running the same program.
Programs written, or adapted, for any multitasking platform need to avoid the technique used by single-tasking systems of going into endless loops until interrupted when, for example, waiting for a user to press a key; this wasted processor time that could be used by other processes. Instead, Concurrent DOS provided an API call which a process could call to "sleep" for a period of time. Later versions of the Concurrent DOS kernel included Idle Detection, which monitored MS-DOS API calls to determine whether the application was doing useful work or in fact idle, in which case the process was suspended allowing other processes to run. Idle Detection was the catalyst for the patented DR-DOS Dynamic Idle Detection power management feature invented in 1989 by Roger Gross and John Constant and marketed as BatteryMax (US Patent 5,355501)
See alsoEdit
- FlexOS
- PC DOS – IBM's OEM version of MS-DOS
- PC-MOS/386 – unrelated, but similarly named multitasking DOS clone
- VM/386 – unrelated multitasking DOS environment
- Virtual DOS machine
- Multiuser DOS Federation
- Timeline of operating systems
- List of mergers and acquisitions by Citrix
- ^ Digital Research (1984): Concurrent CP/M ships early in response to team effort. Digital Dialogue - Employee Newsletter of Digital Research Inc., Volume 3, Number 1, p. 1 ([1]).
- ^ "Concurrent CP/M with Windows Operating System - Technical Note for the IBM Personal Computer and Personal Computer XT" (PDF) (1 ed.). Digital Research. February 1984. Archived (PDF) from the original on 2017-01-04. Retrieved 2017-01-04.
- ^ Kildall, Gary Arlen (1982-09-16). "Running 8-bit software on dual-processor computers" (PDF). Electronic Design: 157. Archived (PDF) from the original on 2017-08-19. Retrieved 2017-08-19.
- ^ a b Digital Research (1984): PC-Mode bridges CP/M and PC-DOS. Digital Dialogue - Employee Newsletter of Digital Research Inc., Volume 3, Number 1, p. 3 ([2]).
- ^ Digital Research: Concurrent CP/M Release 3.1 offers PC-DOS compatibility. Digital Research News - For Digital Research Users Everywhere, Volume 4, No. 1, p. 5, first quarter 1984 ([3]): "Concurrent CP/M Release 3.1 replaces MP/M-86 as Digital Research's multiuser system. Targeted at 16-bit microcomputers, Release 3.1 may also be configured for a single user environment. Kevin Wandryk, product line manager for the new release, said the PC-DOS mode in the new release increases the availability of applications software. End users can choose between products for Concurrent CP/M or PC-DOS. Digital Research will provide a list of those applications from PC-DOS which may be used, Wandryk said. The manufacturer's version was introduced in December at the COMDEX/Fall trade show in Las Vegas and is scheduled to ship in March."
- ^ Digital Research: Concurrent™ DOS bridges PC-DOS, CP/M. Digital Research News - For Digital Research Users Everywhere, Volume 4, No. 2, p. 3, May 1984 ([4]): '"Concurrent DOS Release 3.1 is rapidly gaining momentum and support from a wide range of microcomputer manufacturers," Wandryk said. "Some 60 hardware companies have licensed the product since it was released in early March."'
- ^ CW (1985-06-21). "Concurrent DOS 4.1 in den USA angekündigt". Computerwoche (in German). Archived from the original on 2017-01-18. Retrieved 2017-01-18.
- ^ a b Edward Foster: Super DOS awaits new 80286 - Concurrent DOS 286 - delayed until Intel upgrades chip - offers Xenix's power and IBM PC compatibility. InfoWorld Media Group, InfoWorld, Volume 7, No. 19, 1985-05-13, ISSN 0199-6649, pages 17-18, ([5]).
- ^ "Concurrent DOS-286 Challenges Unix". BYTE Magazine. May 1985. Retrieved 2017-01-23.
- ^ Edward Foster: Intel shows new 80286 chip - Future of DRI's Concurrent DOS 286 still unclear after processor fixed. InfoWorld Media Group, InfoWorld, Volume 7, No. 34, 1985-08-26, ISSN 0199-6649, page 21 ([6]).
- ^ CBR Staff Writer (1987-01-15). "Digital Research launches FlexOS 286 Real-Time Manufacturing Operating System".
- ^ Weiss, Jiri (1987-02-16). "DRI To Release Multiuser 80386 Operating System". InfoWorld. 9 (7): 1, 8. Retrieved 2017-01-22.
- ^ a b Ryan, Alan J. (1987-10-19). "Concurrent DOS 386 fired up". Computerworld. 21 (42): 37, 40. Archived from the original on 2017-01-22. Retrieved 2017-01-22.
- ^ a b "Digital to announce Concurrent DOS 386, Release 3.0 at COMDEX". InfoWorld. 10 (46): 29. 1988-11-14. Archived from the original on 2017-01-22. Retrieved 2017-01-22.
- ^ Scannell, Ed (1991-06-03). "386 Multiuser/Multitasking DOS Gets Scripting Language, File Flush". InfoWorld. Retrieved 2017-01-19.
- ^ Scannell, Ed (1991-10-07). "Concurrent revs multiuser DOS". InfoWorld: 17. Retrieved 2017-01-19.
- ^ "CCI Concurrent DOS Features". Concurrent Controls, Inc. 1998. Archived from the original on 2005-02-17.
- ^ "CCI CDOS V3.10 Release 1". Concurrent Controls, Inc. 2003. Archived from the original on 2005-03-13.
- ^ Scannell, Ed (1991-03-04). "DRI Adds Multiuser Tools To DRDOS; MS DOS 5.0 Release Slips To June". InfoWorld. 13 (9): 1, 97. Retrieved 2017-01-21.
- ^ http://www.computerwoche.de/a/digital-research-kommt-mit-der-version-5-1-von-multiuser-dos,1133624
- ^ Citrix Systems, Inc. (1997-09-09). "Citrix to Acquire DataPac Australasia; Acquisition to Accelerate Citrix Presence in High-Growth Asia-Pacific Market". Business Wire. Fort Lauderdale, FL, USA. Retrieved 2017-01-20.
- ^ Duursma, Martin (2006-10-15) [2005]. Muir, Jeff, ed. "Datapac history (Citrix R&D Australia)". Citrix Blogger. Archived from the original on 2017-01-20. Retrieved 2017-01-19.
- ^ Costello, John (1997-09-17). "DataPac sale expected to benefit channel". Australian Reseller News. Archived from the original on 2017-01-20. Retrieved 2015-07-28.
- ^ Mulcaster, Glenn (2002-10-29). "Citrix leading a silicon charge". Australian Reseller News. Archived from the original on 2017-01-20. Retrieved 2015-07-28.
- ^ a b c d CCI Multiuser DOS 7.22 GOLD Online Documentation. Concurrent Controls, Inc. (CCI). 1997-02-10. HELP.HLP.
- ^ Applica Inc. (1999-11-08). "Reflecting its continuing focus on the Applica PC-sharing software products, Concurrent Controls Inc. today announced a move to Applica Inc". PRNewswire. South San Francisco, CA, USA. Archived from the original on 2016-05-16. Retrieved 2017-01-20.
- ^ Aplycon Technologies (2002-10-15). "Letter to Applica Distributors, Dealers, Partners and Users". Archived from the original on 2002-11-22.
- ^ Pontin, Jason (1995-11-27). "IMS offers Real32 OS for application servers". InfoWorld. Retrieved 2017-01-17.
- ^ R. M. (1996-07-31). "REAL/32 Upgrade Disk - Version 7.54 - Batch 08-96-01 - SRN0167.WP". R32UP754.ZIP. Retrieved 2017-01-17.
- ^ a b "IMS REAL/32 7.9 Announcement". Intelligent Micro Software. 1999. Archived from the original on 2017-01-18.
- ^ "Real/32 7.93 Enhancements and Bug fixes". Intelligent Micro Software. 2002-11-22. Archived from the original on 2017-01-18. Retrieved 2017-01-17.
- ^ "Real/32 7.94 Enhancements and Bug fixes". Intelligent Micro Software. 2003-01-31. Archived from the original on 2017-01-18. Retrieved 2017-01-17.
- ^ a b "IMS PRICE LIST – AUTUMN 2010". Integrated Solutions. August 2010. Archived from the original on 2017-01-18. Retrieved 2017-01-17. (NB. Lists REAL/32 7.95.)
- ^ "REAL/32 products discontinued". Logan Industries, Inc. (LLI). 2002-04-22. Archived from the original on 2003-04-23.
- ^ "REAL/32 under new ownership". Logan Industries, Inc. (LLI). 2002-05-22 [2002-05-02]. Archived from the original on 2002-12-03.
- ^ "IMS acquired by ITERA". Logan Industries, Inc. (LLI). 2002-05-23. Archived from the original on 2003-04-23.
- ^ ITERA LIMITED, UK Companies List (Retrieved on 2017-01-18)
- ^ "Itera Limited". NEXOK. Retrieved 2017-01-18.
- ^ REAL/NG main page (2001) ([7]).
- ^ Key features of REAL/NG (2003) (from realng.com 2003).
- ^ Probably latest REAL/NG (realng.com 2003).
- ^ REAL/NG disappearing from realng.com (realng.com 2005).
External linksEdit
- http://www.imsltd.com/ Intelligent Micro Software (IMS) website (vendors of IMS Multiuser DOS, IMS REAL/32, and REAL/NG)
- https://web.archive.org/web/20010515195706/http://www.lii.com/ former Logan Industries (LLI) website (IMS REAL/32 US distributor up to 2002-05-01)
- https://web.archive.org/web/20071213140207/http://www.conctrls.com/ former Concurrent Controls website (CCI Multiuser DOS)
- https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://applica.com Applica, Inc. website
- https://web.archive.org/web/20040412051935/http://www.aplycon.com/ former Aplycon Technologies, Inc. website

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Well my kiln has been on the fritz and I feel like someone has tied my hands. I have orders from Etsy that I haven't been able to fill. My brother and I replaced the elements on Friday morn, but that wasn't the problem. So into the car trunk the kiln goes, and there is a very nice man at Orton that is going to help me tomorrow morning. I also had some greenware fired at Adobi ceramics, where another nice man said he would put my pots of pendants into the kiln at no charge.
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My Name Should Be MelanoBy Leonie A. Ryder
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OK~ The Roaring Spring items that I received to review from shoplet.com were fun and enticing! I love being online and using a keypad, but I also like to actually write with a pen and paper. These products are also some of the greenest you will find! I received six items and am sharing three items with detailed information for you. Shoplet.com also offers a fantastic line of office supplies, which include Ink & Toner, Paper, Binders, notebooks and much more.
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Why is the news of Tanya Plibersek's rambamming not up on her website or Facebook page? Why should one have to go to The Australian Jewish News to learn of it?
"Shadow foreign minister Tanya Plibersek lamented the lack of progress towards peace after spending two and a half days in Israel and the West Bank. The deputy Labor leader's itinerary last month saw her visit Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and Ramallah, and meet with figures including Israeli Labor leader Isaac Herzog, Ministry of Defence foreign relations head Major General (Ret) Amos Gilad and Palestinian Prime Minister Rami Hamdallah." (Plibersek reflects on Israel trip, 21/2/14)
Herzog? Of course. They have have much in common:
"As a politician, Herzog made a name for himself always adhering to the party line." (The Bougieman: Much hope rests on small shoulders of Isaac Herzog, Asher Schechter, Haaretz, 1/12/13)
And how rich is this: the woman who once referred to Sharon as a 'war criminal' ends up having a cuppa with one of his cronies:
"[Amos Gilad became] the army's co-ordinator in the occupied territories and helped... Ariel Sharon engineer the reoccupation of the West Bank and crush the Palestinian Authority." (Amos Gilad 'running Israel', Jonathan Cook, The Electronic Intifada, 26/2/09)
"She told The AJN one of the most memorable moments was visiting Yad Vashem and the children's memorial was moving,' she said. 'A political highlight was my visit to the Knesset, and the interesting and influential people I was able to talk with there.' She said the country remained 'as beautiful as I remember it from my first visit [in 2000]'."
Funny how the rambammed never seem to notice THE WALL...
"'It is a privilege to visit cities, towns and regions with such a long and rich history,' she said. 'In my opinion, one of the great strengths of Israel is its diversity, where people from many backgrounds live together in a pluralist, democratic society'."
Yes, Tanya, it doesn't come much more diverse than a Jewish state. And OMG, that "pluralist, democratic" stuff is pure Tony Abbott! (See my 13/9/13 post Just How Bright is Tony Abbott.)
"But she observed: 'Politically, my general observation is that Israeli politics has gradually moved towards the right, including the growing strength of settler parties'."
That's all you observed, Tanya? Seems it's not only pluralist, democratic Israel that's lurched to the right. Whatever happened to the woman who once (2002) described Israel as a 'rogue state'?
Saturday, February 22, 2014
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Labels: Rambamming, Tanya Plibersek
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Strange bedfellows indeed Tanya[once were warriors]Plibersek.
I guess she now belives that the world is six thousand years old. A common dogma of the Christian-Zionist set.
- February 24, 2014 at 3:48 PM
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The Team
Associate Professor Christy Newman
Chief Investigator, Study Coordinator
Centre for Social Research in Health
Level 2, John Goodsell Building
email: firstname.lastname@example.com
phone: +61 2 9385 4717
Christy is a social researcher of health and relationships. She is devoted to understanding our diverse experiences of and responses to sexual health, infectious disease and chronic illness. She is passionate about promoting the value of sociological and qualitative approaches to these often culturally and politically sensitive areas of health. She believes that achieving an equitable, safe and responsive health system will require transdisciplinary thinking and collaboration. To this end, Christy aims to locate points of productive intersection between social and biomedical scientists, public health decision makers, and affected communities.
Dr Asha Persson
Senior Research Fellow, Chief Investigator
Centre for Social Research in Health
Level 2, John Goodsell Building
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Dr Asha Persson is a Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Social Research in Health, UNSW Arts and Social Sciences, where over 15 years she has developed a research program that is not only conceptually innovative but also addresses concrete problems and informs practice. Her research aims to draw attention to the experiences and needs of previously hidden and underresearched populations in the HIV epidemic, including HIVpositive people with iatrogenic body shape changes, heterosexual men and women, children growing up with HIV, and serodiscordant couples. In opening up these areas of inquiry, her research has produced new scholarly knowledge of the cultural interplay between illness, medicine, gender, sexuality and society. This research has also contributed to local and international understandings and debates around these populations and has played a valuable role in local program design and service delivery for people living with HIV.
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Associate Professor, Chief Investigator
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Level 2, John Goodsell Building
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Associate Professor kylie valentine is the Deputy Director and an Associate Professor at the Social Policy Research Centre, in UNSW Arts and Social Sciences. Her research interests include the impact of human services policies and programs; and the application of methods and concepts from the sociology of knowledge to new areas and concerns, with a specific focus on social disadvantage and exclusion. kylie conducts evaluation research on integrated service delivery and programs for children and families, and has expertise in qualitative methodologies and evaluation design. She has held significant leadership responsibilities in maintaining relationships with research partners in government and nongovernment agencies.
Dr Myra Hamilton
Research Fellow, Chief Investigator
Social Policy Research Centre
Level 2, John Goodsell Building
email: firstname.lastname@example.com
phone: +61 2 9385 5504
Dr Myra Hamilton is a Research Fellow at the Social Policy Research Centre, in UNSW Arts and Social Sciences. She has developed a research program focused on understanding how families experience, understand and respond to health and illness at different stages of the lifecourse. Conceptually, her contribution has been to understanding the relationship between states, families and individuals in managing risks such as health and illness and the need to provide care at different stages of the lifecourse. It has extended current thinking about the concept of care and the impact it has on families and challenged an individualised approach to risk in favour of an approach that situates the experience and management of risk in social and familial contexts. Empirically, her research program has advanced knowledge of families' involvement in managing health and illness. It has also had an explicit focus on, and made an important contribution to, improving policy and service provision for people experiencing adversity with a particular focus on supporting families and carers and has had a tangible impact on policy and
Dr Joanne Bryant
Senior Research Fellow, Chief Investigator
Centre for Social Research in Health
Level 2, John Goodsell Building
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phone: +61 2 9385 6438
Dr Joanne Bryant is a Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Social Research in Health, UNSW Arts and Social Sciences. Her main areas of research include illicit and injecting drug use among vulnerable youth populations including homeless and disenfranchised young people, and Indigenous youth. She has published widely about issues relating to risk reduction, including about needle sharing between heterosexual couples, population level syringe coverage, and novel methods of harm reduction such as secondary exchange or peer distribution. Her main contributions to the fields of relevance to this project have been in understanding social aspects of hepatitis C prevention and treatment. This includes her notable contribution beginning in 2010 of identifying Hepatitis C serodiscordance in intimate heterosexual relationships as a necessary and important topic of academic enquiry.
Dr Kerryn Drysdale
Research Associate
Centre for Social Research in Health
Level 2, John Goodsell Building
email: firstname.lastname@example.com
phone: +61 2 9385 6412
Kerryn Drysdale is a Research Associate at the Centre for Social Research in Health, located within UNSW Arts and Social Sciences. Her disciplinary background is in cultural studies, with a particular focus on LGBTQ social scenes, identities and practices. She is currently working on a number of projects relating to blood-borne virus prevention and treatment. Kerryn's interests lie broadly in LGBTQ cultures and social spaces, urban night time economies policy and planning, andsocial justice initiatives around substance use among same-sex attracted and sex/gender diverse people.
Mr Jake Rance
Research Associate
Centre for Social Research in Health
Level 2, John Goodsell Building
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Jake Rance is a Research Associate at the Centre for Social Research in Health, UNSW Australia. He joined the Centre's hepatitis research team following nearly a decade working in harm reduction services in Sydney's Kings Cross, including a number of years as the Counselling Unit Manager at the Sydney Medically Supervised Injecting Centre.
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Research Associate
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Level 2, John Goodsell Building
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Dr Lise Lafferty is a Research Associate, co-appointed across the Centre for Social Research in Health and The Kirby Institute, both at UNSW. She is currently working on a number of studies pertaining to prisoner health and wellbeing, Aboriginal health and wellbeing, blood-borne viruses, and social justice. Lise recently completed her PhD, titled, "Relationships Matter: Social capital theory and hepatitis C treatment uptake among men in prison, and has a community background working with diverse disadvantaged communities including people with disabilities, young people at risk of entering the criminal justice system, and Aboriginal communities.
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La Trobe University
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I'm not a fan of research. I want to be, and I try to be, but I just don't have the head for it. I'm more of a scanner than an in-depth reader. And even on those topics that I am engaged enough to settle down and read about, I don't have great retention. For instance, I read Adria Vasil's Ecoholic book cover to cover, and took away a ton of good information. But I couldn't tell you which plastics are good and which are bad… #2 is good? #7 is bad? Similarly, when I read labels there are a few particular ingredients I avoid, but there are a dozen other I've read about that I'll never remember. I'm just not good at being an informed consumer.
This is why I'm so grateful for regulated language and certification programs. I know that if something is labelled organic, it is. If it's certified fair trade, it is. However, there are lots of products out there that don't fit in these categories, and even if they did, one has to prioritize one's purchases. I'd love to buy an organic mattress, but I just can't pony up that kind of cash. So what is a girl to do? Short of researching each and every product carefully, which I think we've already established I'm not going to do.
What I will do is check out these super helpful (and simple!) resources. B Corps was covered on CBC today, and is a program that certifies corporations who engage stakeholders beyond their shareholders – they look at community, environment, consumer, etc… It's a stringent process, and only a fraction of those companies that have applied have been certified. Another great resource is Better World Shopper, which ranks various companies with a letter grade.
If you're a hard-core greenie you'll probably want to dig deeper into these sites to learn about the grading and certification processes. But if you're like me, you're more than happy to be trusting and have someone else do the legwork for you. 🙂
The pledge? To consult with one of these resources (or one like them), when making major purchases, or for products that I consistently buy non-organic. Like hair products. So sue me, I have not found a natural hair product that doesn't make my hair look like I used dish water. But that's a topic for another day.


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Brush Lettering Workshop
Our Humber College Graphic Design for Print & Web program offers students workshops in brush lettering, hosted by Leslie Harrod of LigaturesYYZ. Our students learn the art of brush lettering during their Typography course within the first section of our program. Each student learns how to construct letter forms and acquire some practical skills in brush lettering using TomBow Markers. Many of our students are not familiar with the tools and techniques of brush lettering. However, after familiarizing themselves with Tombow Brush Markers and creating various line weights, curves and letter forms, they are able to create characters, numerals and glyphs. By the end of the workshop, students create a various brush lettered logos and quotes that are used to create vector type.
Check out some of the activities throughout the day below:
"I really enjoyed this workshop because it was the first time in a while I got to actually slow down my writing… It was also quite therapeutic too!"
— Sean's Blog
"I Had a blast at the hand lettering workshop!…The entire experience was very relaxing and grounding."
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Conventional digital signage can be very expensive. That's why you're used to seeing it in shopping malls, airports and office towers – where daily foot traffic tends to be high. ScreenScape is different. It uses the Internet and standards-based technologies, allowing for dramatic cost savings, ease of use, and scalability.
This gives ScreenScape the ability to access a much larger population of target venues with its brand of digital signage solution, thus creating value in its network by adding many new points of presence. When you think about it…the larger share of the opportunity that is place-based media is actually in selling smaller size solutions to businesses in much greater number. ScreenScape is the first to cultivate this "long-tail opportunity" in place-based media that has been enabled only recently by new networking technology. It's also helping to drive a new network economics that has greater scale and helps ScreenScape to continue to keep its costs and its prices the lowest in the industry. Clearly place-based media isn't just for shopping malls, airports and office towers. It's a powerful sales & marketing technique that anyone can access now. Here is the proof! Using ScreenScape, you now see place-based media being used everywhere: from health clinics to pool halls, recreation centres to restaurants, and even schools.
Wakefield Canada, marketers of Castrol Motor Oil, uses ScreenScape as an onsite media solution and offers it as an added perk to their more than 8,000 customers. Natalee Davis, from Wakefield Canada's marketing team, has seen a lot of success in using this technology compared to other more conventional digital signage options:
Food and Beverage
Pub Concepts designs and builds British-style pubs, and is using ScreenScape in their member pubs in Eastern Canada. Doug Ranch notes:
Not only restaurants can use place-based media to easily and effectively communicate with their customers, but bars, food carts, ice cream parlours, yogurt shops and hotels can too!
Health Clinics
Health clinics can put up a display in their waiting rooms to provide information that is relevant to those biding their time before appointments. Instead of having to flip through random magazines and newspapers that may be left around and out of date (not to mention touched by others that may have be sick), people have the chance to read more relevant items. This may include anything from local news, weather and event information, to more specific and catered information, depending on the type of clinic.
For example, at an optometrist's office, there may be a ScreenScape display with a video explaining various vision-related diseases or providing education about maintaining eye health. Or there could be a promotion available on the purchase of eyeglasses or contact lenses that may be necessary after the visit. Alternatively, if at a general doctor's office, information may be displayed telling everyone that it's flu season again and time to get annual shots updated. Content can be updated quickly and easily for a clinic's place-based marketing needs, and thus fine-tuned specifically for any type – from hearing to travel clinics, pharmacies, and everything else in between.
Recreation Centres
The Ontario Tennis Association uses ScreenScape as a communications tool to reach out to their 210 member clubs. Peter Malcomson, Marketing Manager, notes that ScreenScape: "is a useful tool to get our message out to the 55,000 players who are members of our member clubs. I feel that it is a value-added service for their players, and at the same time has the ability to generate revenue for these clubs through the use of local advertising and sponsorship."
This type of place-based marketing could be used in similar facilities, such as aquatic centres, skating rinks, bowling centres, pool halls and public gyms, just to name a few others in the recreational industry. It's a way to speak more effectively to on-location customers in a flexible, yet cost-effective manner.
Schools are even getting in on the action. Colonel Gray High School, located in Charlottetown, PEI, with approximately a thousand students and eighty staff members, uses ScreenScape for several purposes. They display upcoming events, show YouTube videos of past tournaments, promote school clubs and student council information, along with other items of relevance to the student body. Colonel Gray even rotates in a digital year-book. The sky is the limit!
The same could be done with universities, colleges, language schools, and other educational institutions.
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Check out how place-based marketing using ScreenScape can be cost-effective and flexible for your organization – just sign up for a free 14 day trial today!


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What's On My Music Playlist?
I've always been one of those people that are always listening to music. When I was teen, I used to always fall asleep with my ipod and now with Spotify, I am listening to music on my phone when I'm at the gym or working out, at work while I'm in the zone on a project, while driving in the car…. you get the point. Music is everywhere for me, and it's totally a mood booster. I thought I'd share a few of my favorite songs at the moment before Christmas music comes, but I'll be totally honest and tell you that I've already started playing it ;).
Hello – Adele
Sorry – Justin Bieber
Hold My Hand – Jess Glyne
#beautiful – Mariah Carey
Stole The Show – Parson James & Kygo
Levels – Nick Jonas
Wildest Dreams – T.Swift
It's always interesting for me to see what other songs people are listening to. Music reflects your mood and personal style, and I like to think it helps me get to know people better (& expand my taste in music!)
What's on your playlist? Hope you have a great monday!


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Join us as we move into our 8th Year!
GamerCon is San Diego's Gaming Convention for Gamers by Gamers! GamerCon aims to bring gamers, geeks, cosplayers, and pop culture fans together to celebrate all things gaming. This year GamerCon is shifting our dates to July 5th - 9th!
Go to www.gamercon.com for more information.
GamerCon's tickets have moved to a tiered system; remember to get your tickets early to save a few bucks!
Event FAQ
Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event?
Unsupervised children under the age of 12 will not be admitted. The Slobbering Troll beer garden at The Tenth is 21+, you will be required to show ID at the entrance, and bartenders will serve at their discretion. GamerCon showcases live art, plays and short movies, some of which might have adult language, themes, or suggestive material. Parents are encouraged to attend children under 16 years of age, and use their own discretion. Children under 6 years of age may attend the event for free, but must be accompanied by a legal guardian who has purchased a ticket.
There is no babysitting available on site, see Gamer's Code.
What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event?
GamerCon is held at the Tenth Avenue Arts Center in San Diego, there are several paid parking lots within a few blocks and there are several parking metered spaces. We are also within a 3 block walk of the Trolley Station.
What can I bring into the event?
Headphones, Keyboards, Mice, Mouse Pad, Custom Controllers, and other peripheral devices are encouraged for Gamers who want to compete in our Video Gaming events (we do provide standard mouse/keyboard and controllers). War Gaming Armies, Custom Trading Card Game decks, role playing dice and miniatures are also encouraged.
See our Gamer's Code for more information and our Cosplay rules.
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Dollars by Date | Silver Dollars by Type
Circulation strikes: 0
Proofs: 12 (39 struck, less 27 melted)
Designer: Obv: Glenna Goodacre.
Rev: Thomas D. Rogers, Sr.
Diameter: ±27 millimeters (the
same diameter as half-ounce gold American Eagle coins -- normal
Sacagawea Dollars measure 26.5 millimeters in diameter)
Metal content: 91.67% Gold
Weight: ± grams
Edge: Plain
Mintmark: "W"
(for West Point) centered below the date
39 Proof 2000-W Sacagawea Dollar coins were struck in 22 Karat gold at the West
Point Mint in June 1999. 27 were melted and the remaining dozen
examples were sent to space aboard the space shuttle Columbia, returning to
earth five days later on July 22, 1999. Thereafter, the coins were
stored in a vault at the Mint Headquarters in Washington, DC. One coin
was displayed at a private congressional dinner on or about August 5,
1999. One coin was displayed at the Philadelphia Mint during the
first-strike ceremonies for the 2000-P Sacagawea circulation strike coins on
November 18, 1999. Sometime in August or September 2001, the dozen
Proofs were sent to the Gold Bullion Depository in Fort Knox,
The dies for the Gold Proofs
were prepared with Thomas D. Rogers, Sr.'s original reverse design featuring
12 tail feathers. Circulation strikes from other mints have 13 tail
Sources and/or recommended
"Remember those real gold
Sacagawea dollars?" by Paul Gilkes, COIN WORLD, September 17, 2001,
front page and page 8
Tom Delorey's Letter to the
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This short course is simply designed to take you through the basics of how to navigate around the CLM Online site.
Our study of the Book of Galatians will begin with a closer look at the pedigree, life, and ministry of the Apostle Paul, its author.
This is part 2 of our study on the book of Galatians.
This is part three of our continuing in-depth study of Galatians.
How to Approach the New Testament
Course Instructor: Dr. C. Scott Fowler
Course Description: How did the New Testament come into existence? How has it been transmitted down through the centuries? Why do we consider it to be authoritative? How can we best approach it so that we can know what it means, why it matters, and how it applies to our lives and the lives of those we influence?
These are just a few of the questions that will arise as we discover concepts such as
- Inerrancy and Inspiration
- Textual Criticism (the science of the reconstruction of the original autographs and how we can be confident that our modern day Bible translations are faithful to the original autographs)
- Exegesis in comparison to Eisegesis and
- Inductive Bible Study
We will also outline the proper way to do a
- Proper Biblical Word Study
We'll learn something of the New Testament's original language—Koine Greek—and, before we are finished, we will have encountered the study of
- Biblical Hermeneutics and the proper approach to Biblical interpretation
All of these concepts are necessary in order to approach the New Testament correctly and with confidence.
Course Objectives: At the completion of this course, the diligent student will have a deeper understanding of the origin and transmission of the New Testament, why it is claimed as authoritative for the believer, and be able to approach the study of the New Testament through intentional, ordered steps that will produce balanced, responsible interpretation, and understand why—based on its authority—that any study of the New Testament is not complete until its truths have been applied to the one who studies it.
In-Process Assessment: Along the way, the student will frequently encounter assessment videos in which the instructor will ask a question, give the student a chance to pause the video and settle on an answer, then resume the video and hear the answer with some explanation from the instructor.
If we are trying to say anything through the Eight Essentials of Discipleship (EED) program . . .
. . . surely it is that discipleship is important,
not optional, and that it should be pursued intentionally. Having said that, the
mission of EED is to provide an intentional path to discipleship that is
theologically sound, spiritually transforming, culturally relevant, and
relationally genuine.
The word "program" can be kind of a dead word (or at least one that seems dead). But, in this case, any suggestions about discipleship that do not result in some kind of "program" designed to enact those values has missed the point. Every attempt has been made in the formulation of the EED ideal, and thus of this material, to produce something that can be immediately put into practice or at least to inform some kind of attempt at discipleship.
You can clearly see the eight essentials in what we call the Great Commission (Matthew 28:18-20) and in the behavior of the early church as seen in Acts 2:42-47. Those verses affirm the importance of discipleship and reveal the following eight essentials of discipleship:
1-Scripture 5-Ministry
2-Worship 6-Service
3-Prayer/Spiritual Disciplines 7-Evangelism (or outreach)
4-Fellowship 8-Stewardship
The Daily Prayer Project, in its online form, is a five week blended course in which the content of the course is given through Power Point videos. Course interaction will be engaged either through conference calls or video conferencing.
The course is based on the book by Dr. Scott Fowler called, Contending for the Habit of Daily Prayer, Revised and Expanded, and, like the book, is designed to help those who struggle with maintaining a genuine, dynamic, meaningful, DAILY prayer time to learn to cultivate the Secret Place.
Hebrews 12:4-11 speaks of God's discipline. The KJV uses the word chastisement. Modern versions typically use the word discipline. But when you dig deep into the Greek word lying beneath the English, a great and encouraging discovery is made.
In this easy-in/easy-out, QuickWord study, we will learn about prayer legitimacy and why it matters to your prayer life and growth as a disciple.
employees, ministry leaders, and ministry volunteers:
and God bless.
welcome you to this online training and trust that your experience will be
enriching as you learn how your role is significant in creating a safe place at
Smithtown Gospel Tabernacle for our youth and children to grow and mature in
As you will see, the CAPS training is
applicable for all of our employees and volunteers even if you do not work directly
our youth and children.
Together, we can create
a safe place at Smithtown Gospel Tabernacle to preserve and protect the call
of God in the lives of our youth and children.
you have any questions about this course or experience technical difficulty,
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you for all that you do through your ministry to advance the Kingdom of God,
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We convene research workshops on global concerns.
Call for Applications
Inquiry on Religion & Global Issues:
Research Workshops in Princeton on Religion & Economic Inequality
Fall Semester 2019 - Spring Semester 2020
The Center welcomes proposals from researchers in the humanities and sciences
Growing disparities of income and wealth are a global concern. While poverty is a critical issue, our interdisciplinary inquiry focuses on inequality itself, the effects that a difference in income and wealth makes. Theology, philosophy, and religious ethics rightly address the inequalities of status experienced in society. More attention needs to be given to the related issue of economic inequality and the normative questions it raises for the humanities, in dialogue with the sciences.
We welcome proposals that relate scientific questions to our concern with the social and environmental impact of economic inequality. For economists, what does extreme inequality do to an economic system? For sociologists, what is its impact on society? For political scientists, how does it affect political participation? For psychologists, what are its effects on personal wellbeing? How do the life sciences link it to public health? Is religion a variable in all these areas?
We welcome proposals that connect the fundamental human concerns of the humanities with the economic reality of inequalities of income and wealth. Does extreme economic inequality impair a basic sense of human dignity, equality, and belonging in society? Does it raise new questions for theology, philosophy, history, literary studies, or the arts? For example, should the world's religions consider economic inequality a moral issue, as they have poverty and wealth?
The Center of Theological Inquiry is an independent research institution in Princeton, NJ, with an interdisciplinary program for visiting scholars who welcome theology's dialogue with other fields.
We convene research workshops, where resident members discuss their work in progress, before presenting it in a concluding symposium with Princeton University's Center for the Study of Religion. We waive a monthly housing fee for working and lunching daily together in the Center, Monday to Thursday. Members cover all other costs.
Fall Workshop - Full-time in residence from mid-August to mid-December 2019
Spring Workshop - Full-time in residence from mid-January to mid-May 2020
APPLY online between September 1 and December 1, 2018
40th Anniversary Public Lecture
Thursday, October 4, 2018 at 4:30pm
Heinrich Bedford-Strohm will give the 2018 William H. Scheide Lecture on Global Concerns, with a lecture titled "The Ethical Challenge of the Digital Economy." This event will mark the 40th Anniversary of the founding of CTI in 1978.
Prof. Bedford-Strohm is the Presiding Bishop of the German Protestant Church and Lutheran Bishop of Bavaria. He was formerly Professor of Theology and founding Director of the Dietrich Bonhoeffer Centre for Public Theology at Bamberg University. In that capacity he was one of the founders of the Global Network for Public Theology at its inaugural consultation at CTI in 2007.
Location: Luce Hall, the home of CTI in Princeton, NJ
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The Director is pleased to announce the following members of the Center's Research Workshop on Religion & Violence for the 2018-2019 academic year:
Etin Anwar, Associate Professor of Religious Studies (Islamic Studies), Hobart and William Smith Colleges, United States
Richard Davis, Senior Lecturer in Theology and Ethics, Pacific Theological College, Fiji
Louise Du Toit, Associate Professor of Philosophy, Stellenbosch University, South Africa
Mark Eaton, Professor of American Literature, Azusa Pacific University, United States
Joel Hodge, Senior Lecturer in Theology, Australian Catholic University, Australia
Pauline Kollontai, Professor of Higher Education in Theology and Religious Studies, York St. John University, United Kingdom
Elisabet Le Roux, Research Director for Religion and Developmental Research, Stellenbosch University, South Africa
Ephraim Meir, Professor of Modern Jewish Philosophy, Bar-Ilan University, Israel
Paul Middleton, Senior Lecturer in New Testament and Early Christianity, University of Chester, United Kingdom
Ed Noort, Professor Emeritus of Ancient Hebrew Literature and History of Ancient Israel, University of Groningen, Netherlands
Peter Ochs, Bronfman Professor of Modern Judaic Studies, University of Virginia, United States
Wolfgang Palaver, Professor of Systematic Theology, University of Innsbruck, Austria
Antti Pentikäinen, Executive Director, Network for Religious and Traditional Peacemakers, Finland
Christine Schliesser, Research Associate in Systematic Theology and Ethics, Zurich University, Switzerland
Hannah Strømmen, Senior Lecturer in Biblical Studies, University of Chichester, United Kingdom
Jonathan Teubner, Associate Director of the Initiative on Religion, Politics and Conflict, University of Virginia, United States
David Tombs, Howard Paterson Professor of Theology and Public Issues, University of Otago, New Zealand


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A few updates of interest:
- This coming Tuesday, May 16th, my colleague Wendra Johnson, SPHR and I are hosting the CBIZ webinar event, The Business Case for Understanding Benefits and HR Trends. Start time is 2 PM EDT. We'll survey recent developments, chart where we might be heading next, and share strategies to consider. We're especially focused on cutting through the ACA & AHCA noise and focusing on what matters to large group employer health plans, both fully insured and self-funded.
- In the meantime, CBIZ HRB 128 provides the latest updates on the AHCA bill.
- Historically, we've posted brief introductions to my monthly Employee Benefit News (EBN) essays to this blog site. EBN archives these essays one week after publishing. In order to allow my clients & friends indefinite access to these essays, EBN kindly now permits me to repost the essays to LinkedIn's publishing platform, on my author page.
Thus, we've ceased providing introductions, here. The essays published to date, include:
- Tupelos, telescopic pruning saws, & urgent care facilities
- How to audit & redesign health plan employee contribution rates
- How to turn the endowment effect on its head
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2581 Paris Ave NE, Paris, OH 44669
- Status For Sale
- Listed 2 Years 7 Months 11 Days Ago
- 3 Beds · 3 Baths · 1 Partial Bath
- Single Family Home
- Lot Size232175 Sqft
- Year Built2007
1 Year Home Warranty Included with Purchase! Mineral rights included! 3 beds 3 Full and 1 Half baths 2,800 soft on 5.33 acres!This is a custom built ranch home situated in a peaceful setting overlooking your own stocked pond. Woods in the front and back offer privacy and opportunities for watching nature. Large windows provide stunning views and natural sunlight. Custom solid-wood cabinetry, Corian countertops, wood burning fireplace with blowers that can heat the main floor and basement, finished rec room/family room in the basement with walk-out patio for additional space. Huge office area with stunning views of the lake with glass pocket doors to the hallway. Ample storage in the unfinished basement or for your own hobby or workshop area. It is complete solid concrete basement walls, entrance to garage from the basement, and many additional features.Abundant wildlife viewsProperty is landscaped with beautiful perennials and shrubs.Two patios and a large front porch to enjoy the nature views from the outside.Three car extra deep attached garage,Large pantry in the kitchen with custom glass window, for storageStainless steel appliances,Geothermal heating/coolingStone wood burning fireplace, Geothermal, central air, Other electric back up.Features include:Cable Ready,Ceiling Fans,Jetted Tub,Parking: Garage - Attached, 3 spaces, 1080 softPartially finished full basement,Patio,Pond,Porch,Security System,Vaulted Ceiling,Wet Bar!
This listing is brokered by:
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- Beds Total: 3
- Baths Total: 4
- Baths Full: 3
- Baths Half: 1
- Full Baths Main: 2
- Half Baths Main: 1
- Full Baths Lower: 1
Other rooms
- Basement Detail: Full,Partially Finished
- Basement YN: Yes
Building and Construction
- Style: Ranch
- Num Of Stories: 1
- Roof: Asphalt/Fiberglass
- Year Built Exception: Actual YBT
Exterior and Lot Features
- Patio, Porch, Storage Shed/Out Bld
- Exterior: Stone, Vinyl
- Lot Description: Pond
- View Description: Wooded
- Driveway: None
- Lot Size Units: Acres
Garage and Parking
- Garage Num Of Cars: 3
- Attached
Heating and Cooling
- Cooling: Central Air
- Heating: Geothermal
- Heat Fuel: Electric
- Well
- Septic
- Appliances Equipment: Dishwasher, Garbage Disposal, Microwave, Range, Refrigerator, Smoke Detector, Sump Pump, Water Softener, Whirlpool/Hot Tub
School Information
- School District: Minerva LSD
Other Property Info
- City: Paris
- State: OH
- County Or Parish: Stark
- MLS Area Major: Minerva
- APN Number: 04105318
- Directions: south of georgetown and north of 172.
- Township: Paris Twp
- House Faces: Northeast
- Warranty YN: Yes
- Property Type: Residential
Listing Information
- Status: Active
- Property Subtype: Single Family
- Listing Contract Date: 2017-01-03
- Status Change Timestamp: 2017-01-06
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