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A comfortable win over an inexperienced Heriots side. New boy Angus Hinton opened and scored 50no on debut, building his innings well. He let Ruari Macpherson, who played a range of good cricket shots, do the bulk of the scoring in an unbeaten second wicket partnership and then took over after Ruari retired, increasing his tempo towards the end with lots of good straight shots. Greg Murdoch also batted well for 20 and Dougal Main showed great promise towards the end of the innings.
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Sam, David and Gregor all impressed with the ball and Olly showed how much he has developed recently by generating genuine pace and picking up a couple of wickets. However, the bowlers had no answer to the hard-hitting Paddy Halliday, whose unbeaten 50 proved to be the difference between the sides.
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Keshav Arvind 3 for 2, Greg Murdoch 2 for 2, Rory Allardice 2 for 10
115 for 6
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51 for 6 (20 overs)
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52 for 2 (11 overs)
Greg Murdoch 33, Dougal Main 11*
45 all out
Ben White 3 for 10
139 for 5
Tim Harvey 35, Angus Hinton 26. Dougal Main 18
71 for 5
Adam MacDonald 2 for 14
23 all out
David Mitchell 4 for 1
24 for 0
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Haris and Angus then knocked off the runs with the minimum of fuss to set up a final with Forfarshire, who had overcome Drumpellier in a thriller earlier in the day
59 for 9
60 for 6
Angus Hinton 28
Skipper Ruari won the toss and asked Forfarshire to bat and his team were soon celebrating when Greg produced a great yorker to dismiss Scott Cameron, who had scored a rapid half-century in his side's semi-final earlier. A superb direct hit from Dougal reduced Forfs to 12 for 2. A wicket for Calum and a couple from Haris had the score at 31 for 5 with just 5 overs to go, but a good fightback from the young Forfarshire lower order took them to 59 for 9 at the end, despite a wicket apiece for Rory and Olly and another couple of runouts.
A target of 60 in 20 overs could normally seem straightforward but nobody was under any illusions given the nature of the surface. And sure enough, Haris was heading back tot the pavilion at the end of a superb first over from Scotland U15 skipper Cameron. 1 for 1 became 11 for 3 after 5 overs, with Greg bowled and Ruari departing courtesy of his Scotland team-mate. Angus, however, was batting calmly and Dougal showed good resolve to see out Cameron's remaining overs before the turning point of the innings came when Angus pounced on two rare short balls to hit two massive sixes – the second of which required a replacement ball.
Although Dougal went and Angus eventually fell for a fine 28, this Carlton side bat all the way down and a boundary from Olly eased the nerves of the watching parents before he was lbw with just 3 more needed. No problem for Rory, however, who stroked the winning boundary to see his side home with 4 wickets and a couple of overs to spare.
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How reinforcement context affects temporal production and categorization
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Beam, JJ, Killeen, PR, Bizo, LA, & Fetterman, JG 1998, 'How reinforcement context affects temporal production and categorization', Animal Learning & Behavior, vol. 26, no. 4, pp. 388-396.
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The behavioral theory of timing assumes that timing is governed by a pacemaker whose pulses move organisms from one state to the next, and that the speed of the pacemaker covaries with the rate of reinforcement in the experimental context. The goal of the present experiments was to clarify just what constitutes that context. In Experiment 1, pigeons responded on signaled fixed-interval 20-sec and 40- sec schedules of food reinforcement that were presented randomly within sessions (alternating condition) or between sessions (isolated condition). In Experiment 2, pigeons categorized the duration of a short or a long set of intervals in the alternating or the isolated condition. Performance in both experiments was under strong control by the signals, with scalar timing between long and short sets, but no significant differences between the alternating and isolated conditions. The context of reinforcement that determines pacemaker period can thus be specific to a particular timing task and signal.


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Servus! Greetings from the 2019 edition of the annual TEI international conference, hosted this year by the University of Graz, Austria.
The TEI Conference is where every year hundreds of scholars, practitioners and enthusiasts gather together to talk about the Text Encoding Initiative and discuss all sorts of of ideas related to encoding text and human knowledge.
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P. Dängeli [1,2], C. Forney [2]. Referencing annotations as a core concept of the hallerNet edition and research platform. This talk reports on the (re-)edition in digital form of existing editions of Haller's correspondence and their integration in the hallerNet platform. The main point of the presentation is showing how annotations went from footnotes attached to a specific position on a printed page to annotated references targeting first-class digital objects in a database, paving the way for many different kinds of computer-assisted analysis. [Abstract]
A. Rojas Castro [1,12]. Modeling FRBR Entities and their Relationships with TEI: A Look at HallerNet Bibliographic Descriptions. An in-depth discussion of how the FRBR data model has been implemented in TEI markup and then adopted in hallerNet to represent a complex set of bibliographic records, as well as their relationships. [Abstract]
E. Cugliana [1,3], G. Barabucci [1]. A sign of the times: medieval punctuation, its encoding and its rendition in modern times. A successful experiment in applying the principles of reproducible XML data curation with functional XProc pipelines to Elisa Cugliana's digital scholarly edition of a previously unedited medieval German translation of Marco Polo's Devisement dou Monde, part of her PhD on the digital representation of the analogic continuum spanning between facsimile and interpretative transcription. [Abstract]
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Thomas Jefferson to James Madison, 21 February 1813
To James Madison
Monticello Feb. 21. 13.
Dear Sir
On the occasion of your separation from mr Robert Smith, I recollect your mentioning in one of your letters to me that among the circumstances which afflicted you, was the impression it might make on his connections in this quarter, for whom you entertained so much friendship & esteem. it was soon discernable that on one of them1 whom I had the most frequent opportunities of seeing, no other impression was made than that which every man of understanding felt: of which I think I informed you at the time: and there has never been one moment of remission on his part in his zealous attachment to yourself and your administration. of mr Nicholas's feelings I have not had as good occasions of judging for myself. I see him seldom, at his own house only, and in the midst of his family, before whom, of course, neither he nor I should think of introducing the subject. indulgence to the feelings of their families would necessarily, in their presence, impose reserve on both of these gentlemen. I have lately however, thro' a channel which can leave no doubt on the subject, ascertained that on mr Nicholas also no impression unfavorable to you was made by that transaction, and that his friendship for you has never felt a moment's abatement. indeed we might have been sure of this from his integrity, his good sense, and his sound judgment of men and things. very serious and urgent letters too written by him to both General Smith and Giles on the course pursued by them are proofs of the undeviating character of his own. knowing your value of him, and that which we both set on the attachment to republican government of a family so estimable, so able, and so strong in it's connections, I have believed it would be pleasing to you to be assured of these facts. I am led to the communication too by another motive, the opportunity which I think I see of cementing these dispositions by a measure which will at the same time be useful to the public. he has a son, Robert Carter Nicholas, whom I cannot praise more than by saying he is exactly the father over again. the same strong observation, sound judgment, prudence and honesty of purpose improved by more education and reading. he has been brought up to the bar; but on the insults to his country, he felt the animation they were calculated to inspire, more especially in young & ardent minds, and he obtained a captaincy in one of the regiments lately authorised. there can be few such men in our army, and it is highly interesting to us all, that these few should be approached, on all fair occasions, as much as possible towards the higher grades of the army. he is one of those who, in relation, as well as in action, will gratify our national feelings. there being more regiments now to be raised, I have supposed he might be advanced a grade, say to a majority, in one of these. I wish his age and experience had been such as to justify more. such a measure, while promoting the good of the service, would have a cordial effect on the mind of the father; and the more so in proportion as it is unsollicited and unexpected. it would remove all scruples & anxieties on both sides, by manifesting to him the state of your mind, & strengthening your conviction of his dispositions towards you. I will take the liberty of suggesting this transfer to Genl Armstrong also, whose particular acquaintance with the father will raise more favorable presumptions as to the son, and facilitate the measure should it meet with your own approbation. Another General it seems has given proof of his military qualifications by the loss of another thousand of men: for there cannot be a surprise but thro' the fault of the Commander, and especially by an enemy who has given us heretofore so many of these lessons. perhaps we ought to expect such trials after the deperdition of all military science consequent on so long a peace: and I am happy to observe the public mind not discouraged, and that it does not associate it's government with these unfortunate agents. these experiments will at least have the good effect of bringing forward those whom nature has qualified for military trust; and whenever we have good commanders, we shall have good souldiers, and good successes. God bless you, and give you that success which wisdom & integrity ought to ensure to you.
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RC (DLC: Madison Papers, Rives Collection); at foot of first page: "The President of the US." PoC (DLC); endorsed by TJ.
No letters have been found from Madison to TJ expressing concern about the local reaction to Madison's political rupture with Robert Smith, his former secretary of state. Smith's connections in this quarter included his brothers-in-law Wilson Cary Nicholas, Philip Norborne Nicholas, and Peter Carr. Despite TJ's assurance that Wilson Cary Nicholas's friendship for Madison had never felt a moment's abatement, on 27 Oct. 1812 Nicholas advised Samuel Smith that he had severed his personal ties to Madison and that "as individuals we are probably separated for ever" (DLC: Nicholas Papers). Samuel Smith and William Branch giles united in their opposition to Madison's original intention to appoint Albert Gallatin secretary of state, and to his later replacement in that post of Robert Smith with James Monroe (Dice Robins Anderson, William Branch Giles: A Study in the Politics of Virginia and the Nation from 1790 to 1830 [1914], 147–9, 168–70). another general: James Winchester. deperdition: loss, wasting away (OED description begins James A. H. Murray, J. A. Simpson, E. S. C. Weiner, and others, eds., The Oxford English Dictionary, 2d ed., 1989, 20 vols. description ends ).
1. Someone, possibly Madison, noted in the left margin that this was "P. Carr" and used a cross to key it to this point in the text.
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- Armstrong, John; and R. C. Nicholas's appointment search
- Carr, Peter (TJ's nephew); and R. Smith's dismissal search
- Gallatin, Albert; and J. Madison search
- Giles, William Branch; and R. Smith's dismissal search
- Madison, James; letters to search
- Madison, James; on R. Smith's dismissal search
- Monroe, James; appointed secretary of state search
- Nicholas, Philip Norborne; and R. Smith's dismissal search
- Nicholas, Robert Carter (ca.1788–1856); seeks military appointment search
- Nicholas, Wilson Cary (1761–1820); and R. Smith's dismissal search
- Smith, Robert; dismissed as secretary of state search
- Smith, Samuel (of Maryland); and R. Smith's dismissal search
- Winchester, James; and Battle of River Raisin search