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Reg Trim: only one game for Arsenal but a varied career as a footballer
Today, playing large numbers of matches in the Football Combination (the reserve league) would be derided, but many is the player for whom doing just this in the 1930s was a matter of significance, and the medals to be won as Arsenal regularly won the Combination league were items to be cherished. Here is the picture of the 1934/5 team reserve team. Quality copies of this picture are available via Amazon, if you are interested.
Back (left to right) Frank Robert Tiger Hill, Ray Parkin, Leslie Compton, Alex Wilson, Reg Trim, Sidney Cartwright, William Milne (trainer). Front Ralph Birkett, Dr.Jimmy Marshall, Norman Sidey, George Cox, Ronnie Green, Pat Beasley.
In this picture we can see Reginald Frederick Trim who was born on 1 October 1913 in Portsmouth, and became the captain of England Schoolboys at left back, signing for Arsenal in April 1933 and remaining with the club until 1937 despite making just one first team appearance during all that time.
That appearance was in the infamous 1-0 home defeat to Derby on the final day of the 1934/35 season. The game was infamous because Arsenal had already won the league with two games to spare, and Derby were under no threat of relegation as the table with two games to go clearly shows.
1 Arsenal 40 22 12 6 110 42 2.62 56
2 Sunderland 40 18 15 7 84 48 1.75 51
3 Manchester City 40 19 8 13 75 63 1.19 46
4 Sheffield Wednesday 40 17 12 11 67 62 1.08 46
5 Liverpool 40 19 6 15 82 81 1.01 44
6 Grimsby Town 40 16 11 13 75 59 1.27 43
7 West Bromwich Albion 40 17 9 14 83 80 1.04 43
8 Derby County 40 17 8 15 79 65 1.22 42
9 Everton 40 15 11 14 84 84 1.00 41
So there was no excuse for Derby to do anything other than play an entertaining exhibition game, and try and catch Arsenal being less than fully focused. With Eddie Hapgood out again, Compton was rested and Trim given his chance,
But Derby had no such thoughts of entertainment in mind and went on an outrageous physical rampage which the ref did nothing to stop. So violent was the assault that during the game Ted Drake, Tim Rogers, Bobby Davidson, George Male and Pat Beasley were all injured. The Arsenal management were so shocked that rather than the normal policy of keeping injured players on the pitch at all costs they allowed players to come off and receive extended treatment as a way of protesting them against the brutality. At one time three players were off the pitch together getting treatment.
Reg Trim never made it as a first team player other than for his one game, but did make over 150 appearances in the Combination. This picture shows him playing in the regular pre-season game of the first team against the reserves in August 1935
Reg Trim's career started with the amateur side Bournemouth Postal, of whom I can find no detailed reference save a note about Reg playing with them. He then moved to Winton and Moordown – and again I am stuck concerning information. The name sounds reasonable for a club since the two districts of Bournemouth are right next to each other, but there are not club records I can find.
Next he joined Bournemouth and Boscombe Athletic FC, and played 22 first team games for them from 1 April 1931 to 1933 (and as a war guest 1940/41 and 1945/46) before moving on to Arsenal where he stayed until 1 July 1937. He then signed for Nottingham Forest where he played 70 games at which point he moved across the East Midlands to Derby County but did not play first team football for them.
He stayed registered with Derby through the war years although he also guested for Bournemouth while serving his country in the RAF. In 1946/7 he played for Swindon Town playing 15 games for them, making a career total of 108 league games before returning the Hampshire where he worked in flight refuelling at Hurn (now Bournemouth) airport until his retirement in October 1978.
He died in Bournemouth in July 1997 aged 84.
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Interesting article Tony. I think these days so many footballers do not play anything like enough matches. They spend a lot of time, if they are lucky, sitting on the bench. Many others do not even get that far very often and when they do get called on for a few minutes have a hard job to excel. Fit they might be from training games but competitive match fit they are not. Also more likely to get injured in my opinion.
Arsenal pre and post second world war always had reserves who often won the Football Combination and took great pride in their club and were ready to step up to the first team when required. It was a natural progression from junior to senior player but now there appears no intermediate stage. Unless you count the knock out cups which can be a very few games. A lot of Arsenal greats worked their way up to the first team this way, or when getting back from injury or a loss of form had full games in which to get their confidence back. You look at the statistics and you will see some of the first team squad have hardly played when being fully fit. Goalkeepers in particular are very short of real match practice.
I am probably a dinosaur but a good reserve league would be beneficial to all clubs in my opinion and I would hope the players would be happier as well without the need to being loaned out so much losing that personal contact with the club. There was suggestions of the bigger clubs allowed to have reserve teams in the league but understandably most other clubs were against it. Having seven players on the bench seems to have been the final nail in the coffin for proper reserve football, mores the pity.
Tony Attwood
Nigel as a person whose introduction to football, and Arsenal, was the Combination, I agree with you. It was low cost, there was a decent enough crowd for me to feel I had been at a proper match, and it was a bonding thing with my dad. But Mr Wenger seems to want players to train and not play too many matches, so the reserve leagues have far lower interest for everyone. And of course who would go and see the reserves when the first team is on TV? I do get to one or two under 23 games a season at the Emirates, but the crowds are very tiny.
Brian C. Evans
Have you any idea of the wages for Reg in the reserves? I wonder if they were quite good and he had nothing to gain by seeking first team football elsewhere. Around the time of Reg Arsenal won a lot of trophies and i was reading about the celebration dinners, was this for the first team squad only or would the reserves have been invited also?
I read where Reg was bought as cover for Eddie Hapgood yet whenever he played for England Reg didn't take his place in the Arsenal team, why?
I guess the simple answer is that Compton could play left and right back and was considered a fine player.
I have no idea of the wages, but I do know that winning the Combination was considered a trophy in itself. One of the reasons for setting up Margate was that the reserve players didn't want untried youngsters coming in for games – they wanted to clock up enough games to get their medal. The Combination games got serious crowds – 10,000 plus sometimes, and there was always the chance of impression the manager and getting to play for the most famous and highly regarded team in the world – hence the willingness to play there. Unlike now they had a game each saturday, and given that there was a maximum wage for players, I suspect their earnings were not much less than they were for first team players
Brian Evans
Yes, i guessed he would be on a decent wage that wouldn't improve much if he got first team football at another club. I also wondered if he had a good job or a business as well as the football that maybe kept him happy playing in the reserves.

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Like many people, the other week I downloaded and installed Google Drive. This is the long-awaited competitor to services like Dropbox and Microsoft's SkyDrive. It offers free online storage with the ability to upgrade to higher capacity at a cost. Dropbox and the various other lookalikes have been around for some time, so is Google coming to this market too late and is the party already over?
The concept of Cloud Storage is pretty simple. Services like Dropbox allow you to share a local folder on your PC or Mac and have that data replicated into "the cloud". From there it can be accessed by other devices, including smartphones, web browsers and tablets. The great benefit of cloud storage offerings is that they allow all copies of data to be kept in sync, while retaining a backup copy that can be used if any or all of the local device copies are lost or corrupted.
When you upload or otherwise submit content to our Services, you give Google (and those we work with) a worldwide licence to use, host, store, reproduce, modify, create derivative works (such as those resulting from translations, adaptations or other changes that we make so that your content works better with our Services), communicate, publish, publicly perform, publicly display and distribute such content.
This amount of freedom with my data seems a little generous; effectively Google (or any company they choose) can redistribute my content, including modifying it, for their purposes. Now it could be argued that Google are providing this service for free and somehow they need to recover their costs. But as others have done, when you offer a "free" service you rather hope to upsell the customer to a paid offering, either by giving enhanced features or capacity and cover the cost of offering the service to some for free.
So far I've chosen not to write any content into the Google Drive while I work out the best way to encrypt my data and still have it accessible across all platforms. Ultimately if you're not happy with what Google are doing, then encryption is the way forward. The trouble with encryption though, is it restricts the use of plugin apps (like Google Docs) and reduces the effectiveness of sharing, when keys have to be shared around those accessing the shared data.
There is another way this problem could be solved and that's to develop a hybrid solution. Content can be separated from the metadata and access method, allowing users to retain data on their equipment, using a provider to store metadata and provide the shared access API. This is what OxygenCloud now offer and VMware will offer with Project Octopus. These kinds of solutions allow customers to retain control over their data whilst having the benefit of Dropbox-like functionality and eventually (as these service providers hope) to store only their critical information locally, pushing more into the Cloud (and their partner service providers) as they trust security and service levels.
Google will do well with Drive simply because they have a critical mass of users who like "free" and don't care about the security and data access issues. Pushing Drive into corporate territory will require a different approach; charging a fee and offering encryption and/or better terms of service may be one way forward. However, in the meantime, there are plenty of others out there already eating Google's lunch. The hybrid on/offsite model will develop and mature. The hybrid solution is something I can't see Google engaging in. They like to own everything, so perhaps Drive will not be as successful as Google would like it to be after all.
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Free form jazz, also known as free jazz, is a style of music that emerged in the United States in the mid-twentieth century. It is a loosely defined movement that includes many different musical styles, all of which place an emphasis on improvisation and a deconstruction of earlier jazz styles.
Free form jazz rose to prominence in the 1950s as a reaction to the status quo in jazz music. The conventional form at the time was known as modal jazz, in which musicians followed established musical patterns, or modes. Jazz musicians of the 1950s saw these patterns as limitations on their expressive creativity and sought new forms in which experimentation and improvisation were encouraged.
In the mid 1950s, saxophonist Ornette Coleman recorded on the Contemporary record label and produced what are commonly cited as the first pieces of free form jazz. Meanwhile, the records "Jazz Advance" and "Looking Ahead" by Cecil Taylor were commercially successful, establishing free jazz as a popular new form.
Major Figures
Ornette Coleman's 1960 album "Free Jazz" gave the movement its name. Other figures associated with the free form jazz movement include Archie Shepp, John Coltrane, Bill Dixon, Sun Ra and Eric Dolphy. Bassist Charles Mingus included elements of free jazz in many of his compositions, often coming as improvised solos within a more structured piece of music. In Europe, free jazz was popularized by saxophonist Joe Harriott. Jeanne Lee is notable for being one of few free jazz vocalists in what is otherwise primarily an instrumental genre.
Free form jazz defies most attempts to apply a simple definition. It defies traditional melodic patterns and harmonic structures. Instead, a spirit of spontaneous improvisation sets the tone and takes on the characteristics of the musical style of whichever free jazz artist is under consideration. The genre is also known for incorporating different rhythmic tempos, including sections of acceleration or ritardando (i.e., slowing down). Some free jazz is based on previously composed melodies, whereas other musicians prefer to improvise even those most basic elements. To some purists, the term "free form jazz" is reserved for music that contains no previously composed elements.
Some of the earliest free jazz performers saw themselves as historians, bringing jazz music back to its primitive roots and away from the structured, formal attributes it had acquired in the 1930s and 1940s. In particular, John Coltrane professed the link between his music and his religious beliefs. Black performers formed the majority of free jazz players and generally saw jazz as a fundamentally African American, or just African, musical form. These cultural views were extended by musicians who saw a spiritual element to free jazz. Sun Ra's "Angels & Demons At Play" included tracks with spiritual themes. For them, the improvisation on which free jazz was based was about finding inspiration and transcendence in music.
Reaching its peak in the 1960s, free form jazz evolved into a number of newer musical forms. In the 1970s, free jazz led to the establishment of downtown jazz and loft jazz, both based in New York. The emergence of rock and roll brought new musical possibilities to free jazz musicians, and many members of the younger free jazz generation borrowed heavily from rock and pop styles. Moving beyond his position as a free form jazz pioneer, Ornette Coleman formed the band Prime Time in the 1970s to experiment with electronic music and further stretch the definition of jazz.


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82: Constructing Forgiveness with Derek Stone
EPISODE 82: Derek Stone learned to forgive his dad and grow a million dollar business.
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81: Get Back on the Horse with Amberley Snyder
EPISODE 81: Amberley shares her comeback story to become a rodeo champion after breaking her back.
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80: Run Free Run with Maggie Seymour
EPISODE 80: Maggie is a Marine and has a goal to run across all 50 states to raise money for small local charities.
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79: Rip the Bandage with Adriane Fields
EPISODE 79: Adriane Fields is a survivor of rape and the founder of the organization Rip the Bandage.
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c) 2019 Scott Kujak
78: Limbitless with Unstoppable Tracy Schmitt
EPISODE 78: Tracy Schmitt was born a 4-way amputee and became the #1 Female Transformational Speaker in 2019.
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77: I am, I can, I will with Ryan Harris
EPISODE 77: Ryan Harris overcame three back surgeries and won Superbowl 50 with the Denver Broncos.
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(c) 2019 Scott Kujak
EPISODE 76: Mark Pattison is trying to become the first NFL veteran to climb the 7 Summits.
75: Homeless to Yale with Chelesa Fearce
EPISODE 75: Chelesa Fearce grew up homeless while in high school, yet she earned a full ride scholarship to college and is pursuing a medical degree at Yale University.
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74: Hammer Driven Athlete with Steph Hammerman
EPISODE 74: Steph lives with Cerebral Palsy, beat cancer, is a Crossfit trainer, and a Nike sponsored athlete.
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73: The Naval Archer with Andre Shelby
EPISODE 73: Andre Shelby served in the Navy for 18 years before he won a Gold Medal in archery at the 2016 Paralympics.
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EPISODE 72: Dr. Richard Shuster survived a terrible car accident, redefined his purpose in life, and created the nonprofit Every Kid Rocks after his son was born with neurological complications.
71: Seven Long Yards with Chris Norton
EPISODE 71: Chris Norton became paralyzed after a football injury, but it didn't stop him from walking his wife down the aisle.
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70: Weightlifting Champion with Lupus with Amanda May
EPISODE 70: State weightlifting champion, Amanda May, on her journey with the autoimmune disease, Lupus.
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All of these plays are available through my publisher, Pioneer Drama Service.
After their princes sail off in pursuit of the dread pirate Blacktooth, five pampered princesses pose as pirates so that they can experience the romance of the sea themselves. Unfortunately, they discover that the life as a pirate ain't all it's cracked up to be. The food stinks, the rats are rude, and the captain--well, he bears an uncanny resemblance to Blacktooth himself!
The Harmony Cafe could be any quaint European restaurant except for one thing. A line of paint, and the international border it represents, runs smack dab through the middle of it. The loyal staff nimbly manages the multiple border crossings required to serve a single meal, but when the two countries go to war and the border is closed, it takes a whole new level of cooperation to keep the place in business. For more info, click here.
A Texas cattleman gets his revenge on his uncaring family by leaving his entire 36 million dollar fortune to his cat. Now the family must learn to work together in order to save Wiggles from a pair of crooks posing as pet psychics. For more info, click here.
In this follow-up to the famous fairy tales, the four Wickeds--Snow White's Wicked Queen, Cinderella's Wicked Stepmother, Sleeping Beauty's Wicked Fairy and the Frog Prince's Wicked Witch--fight back after learning of a fiendish plot to banish them to an icy wasteland. For more info, click here.
After a band of diamond smugglers use a bookshop as a dropoff point, Dorothy, Robin Hood, Heidi, Tom Sawyer, Pollyanna and Sherlock Holmes team up to defeat the bad guys--even if it means risking their very existence. For more info, click here.
Maladorous Mel and his gang of outlaws have a secret weapon: their smelly feet, guaranteed to incapacitate anyone at a distance of twenty yards. Only Rose Peddles and the other flower-named shopkeepers of Garden City can stop them. All they have to do is outstink these stinky stinkers. For more info, click here.
When a TV network offers "the best little town on earth" five million dollars to film a reality show there, the townsfolk jump at the chance. But host Wink Smiley has his own agenda. To boost the show's ratings, he plans to trick the residents into destroying their beloved town on live television. For more info, click here.
The O. Howe Dulle Museum is about to unveil their latest find--a mysterious mummy named Yo-Wut-Sup--and everyone wants to get their hands on him. Can Melvin Trimble, the world's most cowardly security guard, stop them? Or will he be left taking the "wrap"? For more info, click here.
A collection of four 10-minute plays exploring the wacky world of driver's ed class. For more info, click here.
#1: A teenage boy discovers that his driver's ed teacher doesn't know the first thing about driving a car.
#2: A teenage girl bring some unexpected guests to her driver's ed class.
#3: A teenage boy gets the backseat driver from hell when he's forced to share a driver's ed car with his temperamental ex-girlfriend.
#4: A teenage girl can't break away from her smartphone long enough to learn how to drive.
Two bumbling thieves pose as French chefs while hunting for the seven priceless diamonds they lost in a plate of meatballs. For more info, click here.
Fairy Tale Land has been hit by a wave of nefarious crimes. Could an evil mastermind be behind them all? Only hard-boiled detective Rumpelstiltskin can crack this case. For more info, click here.
After a womanizing cad is found stabbed to death in an old English manor, the family's loyal butler is accused of the crime. Now he's got to find the real murderer--while tied to a chair. For more info, click here.
In the Old West, a meek encyclopedia salesman is drafted to fight a notorious outlaw. But he shocks the townspeople when he refuses to use a gun, insisting brains are more powerful than brawn. For more info, click here.
A beautiful nightclub singer hires a hard-boiled detective to find her missing letter. Only it's not an old love letter. It's the letter P. And without it, she can't sing, let alone recite "Peter Piper Picked a Peck of Pickled Peppers". For more info, click here.
These plays haven't been published yet. If you'd like to read a full script for possible production, email me by clicking here. No charge. No obligation.
A cafe which straddles the border between two mythical European countries strives to maintain peace after one of those countries declares war on the other. World premiere opportunity available!
In 1948, a temperamental movie star drops dead during the shooting of a detective film and the film's perky young press agent takes it upon herself to find the man's killer. To read a sample, click here.
Follow Sherlock Bones and Sam Spayed as they uncover a fiendish plot to turn all the town's dogs into cats. World premiere opportunity available! To read a sample, click here.
It's 1946, and KUKU Radio is in trouble. Their broadcast tower keeps falling over. The electric company is about to cut off their power. And now a mysterious series of "accidents" threatens to shut them down for good. To read a sample, click here.
A neurotic young barrister sets off a disastrous chain of events at a cocktail party when, in an attempt to disprove the butterfly effect, he randomly tosses an olive. World premiere opportunity available! To read a sample, click here.
On the night of his Broadway debut, Trevor Stanton kidnaps New York City's most powerful theatre critic to prevent him from writing a bad review. There's just one problem. Trevor accidentally poisons the critic, and as showtime nears he must take increasingly desperate measures to hide the corpse from a parade of outrageous characters. To read a sample, click here.
Georgia O'Keeffe finds new inspiration when her car breaks down in the New Mexico desert. World premiere opportunity available! To read a sample, click here.
A clown seeks help from a psychiatrist for his lifelong fear of people. To read a sample, click here.
A middle-aged businessman seeks an explanation from his father after the old man is arrested for shoplifting. To read a sample, click here.
A romantic anniversary dinner turns ugly after the couple is repeatedly interrupted by a teary-eyed waitress.
A hot-headed Hamlet attempts to teach two clueless teenagers the rules of theatre etiquette. A fresh, fun way to make that pre-show "no pagers or cell phones" announcement. World premiere opportunity available! To read a sample, click here.


The 2nd most popular snorkel dive spot in Grand Cayman.
South of Georgetown on Grand Cayman Island, the snorkelling at Smiths Cove is known for it parrotfish, angelfish, peacock flounder and surgeonfish. This very narrow cove harbors a small beach that tends to be extremely popular with cruiseship tourists. Also known as Smiths Barcadere, this scenic cove is flanked by iron shore which adds to the water clarity. But, that clarity requires extremely calm surf with no wind - otherwise the water is very murky. Even with the clarity, there really isn't much to see near shore. The best Smiths Cove snorkeling is several hundred feet offshore. This shore-accessed snorkeling spot is considered by many as the most beautiful on Grand Cayman. The good snorkeling starts about 60 feet off the limestone shore and it extends out to 150 feet. You can usually find parrotfish, sergeant majors, turtles angelfish and butterflyfish. Beginners may enjoy snorkeling left (south) from the cove along the shore in the shallows.
The main reef formations are from 150 feet to 300 feet offshore and is marked by a buoy. The water depths range from 6 feet to 40 feet. Experienced snorkelers at Smith Cove can try heading straight out of the cove for about 600 feet to the edge of the coral reef to depths of 35 feet and you may see stingrays, nurse sharks and hawksbill turtles.
The Smiths Cove is located about 1.5 miles south of Georgetown. It is located on South Church Street in the South Sound. There is a large signed parking lot across the street. Try snorkelling at Smiths Cove on weekend mornings for some peace and avoid cruise crowds.
After a long day of snorkeling at Smiths Cove, you might want to grab a cool, refreshing drink at Sunset House's My Beach Bar.
Overall, Smiths Cove is the 2nd most popular snorkel dive spot of all 25 snorkeling dives in Grand Cayman. Several of the better snorkeling spots are nearby Smiths Cove including Eden Rock, Sunset House, Wreck Of The Gamma, Cheeseburger Reef and Wreck Of The Cali.
For snorkeling at Smiths Cove in Cayman Islands, our printable snorkeling dive guides offers dive descriptions, maps, lodging suggestions, driving directions, levels of difficulty and points-of-contact.


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Terrace, H. S. (2002). Serial Expertise and the Evolution of Language. In J. H. A. Wray, & F. J. Newmeyer (Ed.), The Transition to Language (Vol. 64-90). New York, NY: Oxford University Press.
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Terrace, H. S. (2000). The Comparative Psychology of Serially Organized Behavior. In R. Cook (Ed.), Avian cognition. Cambridge, MA: MIT press.
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Brannon, E. M., & Terrace, H. S. (2000). Representation of the numerosities 1-9 by rhesus macaques (Macaca mulatta). Journal of Experimental Psychology: Animal Behavior Processes, 26(1), 31-49.
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Brannon, E. M., & Terrace, H. S. (1999). Response - Monkey Numeration. Science, 283(5409), 1849.
Brannon, E. M., Anderson, E., A,, Chen, S., & Terrace, H. S. (1998). Monkeys spontaneously discriminate numerosities 5-9 after training on 1-4. Proceedings of the Eastern Psychological Association.
Brannon, E. M., & Terrace, H. S. (1998). Ordering of the numerosities 1 to 9 by monkeys. Science, 282(5389), 746-749.
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Chen, S. F., Swartz, K. B., & Terrace, H. S. (1997). Knowledge of the ordinal position of list items in rhesus monkeys. Psychological Science, 8(2), 80-86.
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Terrace, H. S., Chen, S. F., & Jaswal, V. (1996). Recall of three-item sequences by pigeons. Animal Learning & Behavior, 24(2), 193-205.
Terrace, H. S., Chen, S., & Newman, A. B. (1995). Serial Learning With a Wild Card by Pigeons (Columba livia): Effect of List Length. Journal of comparative psychology, 109(2), 162 (111 pages).
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Terrace, H. S., & Mcgonigle, B. (1994). Memory and Representation of Serial Order by Children, Monkeys, and Pigeons. Current Directions in Psychological Science, 3(6), 180-185.
Terrace, H. S. (1994). Are Infants Human. Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 17(3), 425-426.
Terrace, H. S. (1993). The phylogeny & ontogeny of serial memory: List learning by pigeons and monkeys. Psychological Science, 4, 162-169.
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Swartz, K., Himmanen, S., & Terrace, H. S. (1993). Strategies for List Execution by List-Sophisticated Monkeys. Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society, 31, 362.
Terrace, H. S., Swartz, K., Chen, S., & Gibbon, J. (1992). Same-different judgments of photographs by rhesus monkeys. Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society, 10(269).
Terrace, H. (1992). The Phylogeny and Ontogeny of Cognition. International Journal of Psychology, 27(3-4), 423.
Swartz, K. B., Gibbon, J., & Terrace, H. S. (1992). Similarity Judgments of Facial Stimuli by Rhesus-Monkeys. International Journal of Psychology, 27(3-4), 428.
Terrace, H., & Chen, S. (1991). Chunking during serial learning by a pigeon: II. Integrity of a chunk on a new list. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Animal Behavior Processes, 17(1), 94-106.
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Swartz, K. B., Chen, S., & Terrace, H. S. (1991). Acquisition of 6-item lists by rhesus monkeys. Paper presented at the Eastern Psychological Association annual meeting.
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In this segment we will be reviewing some of the top scorers from Week 5 who are under 50% owned in ESPN leagues. We will be taking a look at their production from Week 5 and analyzing whether or not we think that they have much value going forward.
Smith exploded in Week 5 against the Redskins, racking up three receptions for 111 yards and two touchdowns. In PPR leagues, Smith posted 26.1 points, which was among the top 5 scorers at the WR position overall. He's available in almost all leagues, being 0.9% owned, but it's difficult to see him sustaining any of that value going forward. Outside of Monday night's outing, Smith had just 2.8 fantasy points in PPR formats, and while he showed his grit on Monday, it's highly unlikely that he puts up another double-digit performance.
Synopsis: Trash – don't waste an add on Smith. Brees has too many mouths to feed in New Orleans and he typically will not be one of the primary targets in their passing game.
Robby Anderson has a lot of upside, but his floor is extremely low, as we have seen throughout the first five weeks of Jets football. He failed to produce much value in Weeks 1-4, but in Week 5 he found the end zone on two of his three receptions, including a 76-yard touchdown. Anderson is purely a one-trick pony, but he is elite on go-routes and his athletic ability makes him capable of torching secondaries for long touchdowns. Sam Darnold is starting to look his way more, as he led the Jets with five targets this week, so perhaps Anderson can start to return some of the value that saw him drafted with an ADP of 89.3. As Darnold gets more comfortable throwing deep balls, Anderson could regain his value. In Week 5 he snagged three receptions for 123 yards and two touchdowns. He's only owned in 41.9% of leagues right now, so he could be a viable option on this week's waiver wire.
Synopsis: Treasure – Anderson is a boom/bust player, as if the deep ball isn't thrown his way, he doesn't offer much value. But he is capable of turning a disappointing outing into a fantastic one on just a single play. He would be a solid plug-in when your team has a receiver or two on a BYE week.
Smallwood has been making the most of his opportunities this year as he has been effective in the passing game for the Eagles. With Jay Ajayi likely out for the remainder of the season, Smallwood will be a sought after commodity on the waiver wire as his touches should increase dramatically. He has three receptions in each of his last three outings and should continue to have a role in the Eagles offense going forward. He's averaging 6.0 yards per carry this season and while that number doesn't seem sustainable, Smallwood should be on the radar of every fantasy owner in need of RB help. He will be competing with Corey Clement for carries but his production thus far has warranted a healthy uptick in touches for the remainder of the season. In PPR leagues, Smallwood put up more than 18 points for the second time this season and with his increase in workload it's possible that he continues to produce double-digit performances.
Synopsis: Treasure- RB is shallow this season and finding one with value off the waiver wire has proven to be difficult. Smallwood could be a beneficial pickup for those lacking depth at the position and his production is likely to trend upwards from here on out.
Lamar Miller has been somewhat of a bust this season and after sitting out Week 5, Alfred Blue took over the primary back duties. Blue ran the ball 20 times against the Cowboys, and while he only picked up 46 yards on the ground he played a major role in the passing game. Blue was targeted eight times and caught all of the passes thrown his way for 73 yards. He was up against a premier rush defense last week so his 2.3 yards per carry can be somewhat overlooked. Miller looks to be losing his grip on the Texans RB role and Blue is the next guy in line. 28 touches is more than Lamar Miller has seen in a single game all season, so perhaps the Texans feel that Blue may be the more dependable option.
Synopsis: Treasure (in deep leagues) – Alfred Blue could be a viable play in deeper leagues and if you're a Lamar Miller owner I would be rushing to scoop him off the wire.
Week 5 wasn't the first time that the Packers rookie saw a lot of game action, but it's the first time that he was productive for Green Bay. Valdes-Scantling received 10 targets against the Lions and caught 7 passes for 68 yards and a touchdown. His uptick in targets (he had 5 targets on the season prior to Week 5) was largely due to the absence of Randall Cobb and Geronimo Allison, so it's unlikely that the rookie WR will sustain even close to this level of production. In PPR leagues he put up 19.8 fantasy points, and unless Cobb and Allison remain inactive, it's hard to imagine him performing like that again, as there are simply too many superior receiving options on the Packers.
Synopsis: Trash – Scantling was a one-week wonder, barring further injury to the Packers receiving core. While he was effective this week, Rodgers will most likely not be looking his way 10 times in a game again.


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Manas és l'heroi suprem de la tradició èpica i oral dels quirguisos.

Manas o la seva família apareixen a tots els poemes èpics. Quatre milions de versos han estat registrats al llarg del segle XX al Kirguizistan. Manas ha estat utilitzat sovint com a figura cabdal del nacionalisme quirguís.

A la tradició Mana té un sol fill, Semetey, i un sol net, Seytek.

Referències
 Enciclopèdia de l'Islam, VI, 355

Vegeu també
 Poema èpic de Manas

Kirguizistan

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Q: Is asking for a list of discussions "Subjective and argumentative"? The question Where can I find good discussions of PHP vs Ruby vs Python? was closed as "Subjective and Argumentative".
While I understand that discussions aren't welcome within Stack Overflow, that shouldn't mean that links to discussions aren't welcome. You wouldn't close questions asking for links to blogs or podcasts merely because you shouldn't blog within Stack Overflow, so why should it be different for discussions?
Or is there some other reason that the question was closed?

A: What exactly is it that you want to know?
Are you trying to choose between the two?
If so then try posting a more specific "which one should I choose?" question detailing specifics about your project or situation, or if you are just learning for the sake of it be specific about what you already know and what you want to learn.
Bear in mind that your question is still fairly likely to be closed, but might fare a little better if it is more specific.
Are you trying to understand the syntax / technical differences between the language?
If so then again be specific about what it is you want to know:
Bad:

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*Which is faster?

*Why does X not have Y?

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*Are there available benchmarks of the performance between x and y?

*In X I can do Z using, Y how do I do this in W?

Ultimately the trick to asking this sort of question is weighting it so that it can't just degenerate into an X vs Y argument.  Being specific about exactly what it is that you need to know is the only way to avoid the inevitable pointless subjective argument bound to follow. (don't think links to X vs Y arguments don't count!)
Remember: If a question can turn into a subjective argument then it will - If it's going to turn into an argument then it's going to get closed.


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RTTY and FT8 Successfully Coexist in 2019 ARRL RTTY Roundup
Based on informal polling and log-submission trends, it appears that RTTY and FT8 successfully shared spectrum during the ARRL RTTY Roundup over the January 5 – 6 weekend. The event is seeing a dramatic uptick from last year in the number of logs submitted, with more than 2,400 and counting received by midweek, as opposed to 1,622 in the 2018 running. ARRL Contest Branch Manager Bart Jahnke, W9JJ, is urging everyone who participated in the 2019 RTTY Roundup to turn in a log — no matter the number of contacts made. Logs for the 2019 RTTY Roundup are due by Sunday, January 13, at 2359 UTC, and may be uploaded via the ARRL website (or see mailing instructions for paper logs).
"The 30th running of the ARRL RTTY Roundup is now in the books," Jahnke said. "All indications are that the event — in both RTTY and other digital categories — gained significant additional attention and increased popularity with the inclusion of FT8 in the digital line up." Jahnke said the digital operating experience gained through the RTTY Roundup should benefit participants in the upcoming ARRL January VHF Contest and in future VHF contests, where WSJT-X protocols such as JTx, MSK144, and FT8 continue to gain popularity as a means to work hard-to-reach grids beyond the usual 400-mile tropo-scatter range, and for slower activity periods.
Jahnke reminds those submitting RTTY Roundup logs to make sure they're entering in the correct category. All entries that made contacts in FT8 or PSKxx (with their multi-channel decoder technology) must enter in one of the Unlimited categories, unless they're Multioperator entries. Contact the ARRL Contest Branch with any questions.
The inclusion of FT8 for the first time in the RTTY Roundup had generated considerable pre-contest debate, but when all was said and done, most stations tended to operate one mode or the other, although a few utilized both (and perhaps other digital modes), judging from logs posted on the 3830scores website. The RTTY Roundup came close on the heels of the inaugural FT8 Roundup over the first weekend in December, which was deemed a success (it was the first-ever contest for the winner — only licensed for 2 years — and for one other Top 10 finisher).
Alex Panoiu, YO9HP, in Romania, initially was hesitant about the idea of mixing RTTY and FT8, but set up for both modes anyway. "Definitely in the first hours, the rates were three times higher in RTTY compared to FT8," he said in his 3830scores comments. "But later, when less 'fresh meat' was available in RTTY and propagation became marginal, FT8 became interesting. I noticed that most of the calls worked in FT8 never appeared in my RTTY log." He logged 369 digital contacts and 639 RTTY contacts.
The WW4LL Multi-Single, High Power team made about one-third of its contacts using digital modes. J42L, operating Multi-Single, Low Power from SV2DCD, avoided RTTY altogether, logging 535 contacts.
FT8 co-developer Joe Taylor, K1JT, operating Single Operator Unlimited, Low Power use only FT8, logging 585 contacts. He noted "close to zero" inter-mode interference between RTTY and FT8 signals.
NCJ Digital Contesting Editor Ed Muns, W0YK, said he was very impressed with how the first RTTY Roundup to permit FT8 worked out.
"FT8 has significant advantages for a much larger group of contest participants who are constrained by geography, housing limitations, solar conditions, power, and noise," Muns said. "The amazing explosive growth of FT8 activity since its introduction in mid-2017 also means that there are many more participants for all of us to work in contests."
Muns said he initially didn't believe that RTTY and FT8 could coexist in the same contest. "Of course, like many things we can debate ad infinitum, a little bit of actual experience goes a long way to inform our [preconceived notions]," he added. "I'm very impressed with how it all worked out."


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Expect exciting trends in dermatology care
Whitney J. Palmer
Dermatology Times, Dermatology Times, February 2019 (Vol. 40, No. 2), Volume 40, Issue 2
Looking into the future, dermatologists can anticipate new technologies and treatments to enhance services. In this article, we delve into the how these advances will affect daily workflow.
Lasers, targeted therapies, and biologics. These were great advancements in dermatology in the past several decades. They changed clinical practice and re-defined patient care. And, they also laid the groundwork for the next generation of accomplishments.
Looking into the future, dermatologists can anticipate new technologies and treatments to, again, enhance services. Some things will directly impact daily workflow.
"Overall, the future of the specialty is bright," said Brett Coldiron, M.D., president of the Ohio Dermatological Foundation and clinical associate professor at the University of Cincinnati, noting the next decades will be an exciting time.
Many new technologies will focus on improving care for skin cancer, particularly melanoma, said Eric Tkaczyk, M.D., Ph.D., director of the Cutaneous Imaging Clinic and assistant professor of medicine in the dermatology division at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
"It's a common daily routine to look at hundreds of pigmented lesions to determine if patients can go home, need follow-up, or require an excision," he said. "'We're pretty good with visual analysis, but even top dermatologists with extensive experience usually have to cut out dozens of pigmented lesions from many patients to remove one melanoma."
These technologies could better facilitate care:
Confocal microscopy: Although it's existed for 20 years, confocal microscopy was approved for reimbursement in the United States approximately two years ago. It provides high-resolution microscopy lesion images at the beside. Although it cannot penetrate into deeper dermis layers, several large clinical studies have shown it reduces benign lesion excisions by more than a factor of two.
Photo-acoustic tomography (PAT): The Food & Drug Administration (FDA) hasn't approved PAT yet, and there are no existing multi-center studies, but this 3D imaging is based on the principle "light-in, sound-out." Biological tissues absorb light and convert it to transient heating, creating an ultrasonic wave. Broadband ultrasonic transducers detect ultrasound waves and convert them to a tomographic image. This reveals a lesion's depth, facilitating prognosis or staging.
One less than 50-participant study also indicated PAT can identify melanin in lymph nodes. Results revealed PAT pinpoints instances where lymph node excision is not necessary.
Raman spectroscopy (RS): RS uses vibrational spectra of molecules at optical wavelengths to identify chemical and biological compounds in the outermost skin layers. It monitors conformational changes in the skin's lipids and proteins and can measure skin hydration, retinol, lactate, and other molecules. RS is a burgeoning technology in engineering, Tkaczyk said, with moderate clinical impact to-date.
NEW THERAPEUTICS
Alongside technology advancements, the future also holds new medications and therapies, said Seemal Desai, M.D., president of the Skin of Color Society and president and medical director for Innovative Dermatology, PA, in Texas.
"There are a couple of things in development that will be used for diseases we haven't had FDA-approved treatments for," he said. "It's really new and exciting that these things are being done."
JAK inhibitors: This class of drug, including tofacitinib (Xeljanz, Pfizer) and ruxolitinib (Jakafi, Incyte Corp.) is already used to treat rheumatoid arthritis, Dr. Desai said, but current research is investigating its utility for treating vitiligo, alopecia areata, and psoriasis. Phase 1 trials are also underway for additional JAK inhibitors.
Gene & stem cell therapy: The National Institutes of Health is also beginning to invest more research funding into genetic and rare skin conditions with no existing treatments, he said.
The coming years are also likely to change how dermatologists manage their daily activities.
Physician extenders: Physician assistants and nurse practitioners will likely provide more dermatology care, Dr. Coldiron said, as aging dermatologists retire and patient volumes continue to rise. He cautioned dermatologists to closely supervise these extenders and to have them provide care during follow-up visits for existing patients, never for an initial appointment.
Ultimately, he said, dermatology can look forward to many positive developments.
"It's the most attractive specialty in all of medicine," Coldiron said. "It's been rewarding to watch dermatology develop treatments for things we once couldn't help. And, there's more promising areas like that on the way."ƒ
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Kajetan Borowski (ur. 11 stycznia 1990 roku w Tarnowie) – polski pianista i kompozytor. Absolwent Akademii Muzycznej im. Karola Szymanowskiego w Katowicach, obecnie jej wykładowca. Od początku swojej działalności artystycznej lider własnego trio.

Współtwórca zespołów: Piotr Budniak Essential Group, Julia Kania Quartet, Sandwich On The Floor. Stypendysta Ministra Nauki i Szkolnictwa Wyższego, laureat nagród na konkursach jazzowych m.in. Poznań Blue Note Competition, Tarnów Jazz Contest, Jazz Juniors, RCK Pro Jazz. Nominowany do nagrody polskiego przemysłu muzycznego Fryderyk 2017 w kategorii Muzyka Jazzowa - Debiut Roku.

Dyskografia
Piotr Budniak Essential Group "Simple Stories About Hope And Worries" (Soliton, 2015)

Kajetan Borowski Trio "Totem"(Inetive Records, 2016)

Piotr Budniak Essential Group "Into The Life" (SJ Records, 2017)

Julia Kania "here" (SJ Records, 2017)

Piotr Budniak Essential Group "The Days Of Wine And Noises" (Inetive Records, 2018)

Nagrody i wyróżnienia

Przypisy

Ludzie urodzeni w Tarnowie
Polscy kompozytorzy jazzowi
Polscy pianiści jazzowi
Urodzeni w 1990