61. [Aavso-photometry] Binning Considerations AAVSO Original Message - From David trowbridge David at tinyblue.com To AAVSO Photometry aavso-photometry at mira.aavso.org http://www.aavso.org/pipermail/aavso-photometry/2007-June/002475.html

[Aavso-photometry] binning considerations Michael Newberry mnewberry at mirametrics.com Tue Jun 12 01:14:51 EDT 2007 Previous message: [Aavso-photometry] binning considerations Next message: [Aavso-photometry] binning considerations Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] For those not familiar with Lumogen, it is a UV fluorescent dye. Painted in a thin film over the chip, it absorbs UV photons and re-emits them at a longer wavelength where the chip can detect them with higher QE. The only problem with Lumogen is that is decays with time. It is good for at least a few years. I have heard stories about it showing noticable loss in effectiveness not long after that. Michael Newberry - Original Message - From: "Wolfgang Renz" < w_renz at onlinehome.de > To: "David Trowbridge" < David at tinyblue.com > Cc: "AAVSO-PHOTOMETRY" < aavso-photometry at mira.aavso.org Hi David If you really consider serious U Band photometry a mirror-only scope will be the best choice as any glas (if its not quarz or fused silica will absorb 100% somewhere in the range of 300-400nm) and its coating (usually optimized for the visual range and reflecting more than uncoated glas in the NUV and NIR) will absorb most of the far NUV light in the U band (e.g. Jeff Hopkins gets about twice as many photons in the U

62. The Whole Bible: New Testament History Geoff trowbridge, 10/96 (rev. 9/98) . Liberalis Liberal Christian Homepage by David Walker; The Role of the Bible for Christian Faith by Rev. http://www.maplenet.net/~trowbridge/NT_Hist.htm

Brief History of the New Testament Analysis of the Canonical and Apocryphal Scriptures Introduction: A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE NEW TESTAMENT In the two thousand years since the birth of Jesus of Nazareth, the world of Christendom has seen incredible changes, including a split with the Eastern Orthodox Church and a Protestant Reformation, accompanied by a rejection of much core ideology. Yet throughout it all, the collection of scripture called the New Testament has remained unchanged and largely unquestioned, even though it was assembled by the same church leaders whose beliefs many now refute. The source texts: Sifting through the scores of different English versions of the New Testament, one is poignantly reminded of how translation, particularly of archaic language, is subject to personal interpretation. It is therefore vitally important that we get as close to the original source as possible. The oldest surviving complete text of the New Testament is the Codex Sinaiticus, dating back to the middle of the fourth century. The oldest fragments, the Bodmer and Beatty Papyri and Papyrus 52, date back to the second century but only contain bits of the Gospel of John. All of these texts are Greek. This presents a few disturbing problems. First, Jesus's native tongue was Aramaic, and even if he knew Greek, he certainly did not speak it to his apostles, many of whom were uneducated fishermen. Without any surviving Aramaic texts, the actual words of Christ are lost forever, mired in a sea of subjective translation by ancient scribes. Second, we are faced with a gap of as much as three hundred years between the composition of a text and our surviving copies. In a world without a printing press, texts would often undergo drastic evolution through centuries of handwritten duplication.

63. PLATO People: A History Book Research Project trowbridge, David Trueblood, Jim Truss, Earl Tucker, Paul Turkle, Sherry Turoff, Murray Twiss, Phil Twiss, Richard Umpleby, Stuart Unger, James M. http://www.platopeople.com/people.html

Home About What's New Research Questions People Contact FAQ People I've Been In Touch With Over the years, I've interviewed a lot of people from all walks of life who have had some connection to the PLATO phenomenon or the computer-based education (CBE) and computer-assisted instruction (CAI) fields. In fact I've gone back even further than that, to talk to people who built mechanical teaching machines and programmed instructional texts. As you'll no doubt note in the list below, I've also talked to many non-PLATO folk who have written about the future of education, computer-mediated communications (CMC), or business and technology, or who had some kind of involvement with computing, education, programmed instruction, or other field that's relevant to the overall PLATO story. Here's a list of some of the people I've been in contact with since 1985 for information for the book: Achenbach, Mike Adams, Sam Albert, Alix (Gaby) Alesandrini, Kathryn (Lutz) Alfille, Paul Alix, Chris Allen, David Allen, Mike

64. Scott And Trowbridge This site covers our trowbridge s that started in Morris County, New Jersey (David Lydia), and continues on to those who remained in Morris County. http://members.aol.com/kjtcet2/sctrow.htm

and Allied Families ((with "other" Trowbridge links @ bottom of the page)) SCOTT PAGE CHASE TROWBRIDGE ... DYKSTRA Search Rootsweb Genealogy Sites - all states Keywords: Or Exact Phrase: HIGGINSON BOOKS -GENEALOGIES TROWBRIDGE GENEALOGY by F.B. Trowbridge "You are welcome to list the above at the "discounted" price of $90.00, plus $6.00 shipping on your web site. We accept mastercard, visa and checks. We do print to order, however, and delivery time is about ten weeks." Higginson Books SUBSCRIBE to the TROWBRIDGE List Write SUBSCRIBE in body not in subject line: Turn off any signature, and put nothing but subscribe in the body. You can post queries about your family,read other queries, find other researchers of your line etc. Bob Juch is the list owner. Bob Juch's Family The MORRIS COUNTY TROWBRIDGE's HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!! EARLY DEEDS EARLY WILLS and EARLY CHURCH RECORDS The DOCUMENTED ANCESTRY of AGNES PROWSE to CHARLEMAGNE This record work has been accepted by the "Order of the Crown of Charlemagne in the United States" - Lovingly provided by FRANK TROWBIDGE for the benifit of all Trowbridge Researchers! The TROWBRIDGE FAMILY of POMFRET, CT

65. Marriages-T trowbridge James W, 14 Nov 1931, Biddle Doris L, trowbridge David H, Griffith Mildred T, 12 Oct 1951 trowbridge Janet L, 17 Jun 1953, McKinley Thomas A, http://www.rootsweb.com/~innoble/Marriages/T.htm

Marriages-T To Marriages Preface and Index Bride/Groom, Born, Spouse, Father, Mother, Book-Page No/Date Taber Ida E, 25 Sep 1856, Kimball Charles D, Taber Freeman, Bingham Rosaline, 3-553 Taber Jess W, 27 Apr 1890, McGee Carrie, Taber Charles, Sowle Emma, 7 Feb 1939 Taber Lelia A, 1853, Burt Benjamin C, Taber Freeman, Bingham Rosaline, 3-445 Taber Lewis, ca 1839, Dunn Emma, , , 29 Sep 1861 Taber Pliny C, 1850, Campbell Geraldine, Taber Freeman, Bingham Rosaline, 2 Oct 1878 Taber Susan, , Mott Simon, , , 2-61 Tabor Lisa A, 18 Dec 1959, Cordial Harold R, Tabor Robert W, Monhollen Dorothy J, 54-174 Tackett Ballard E, 12 Oct 1922, Moore Iolet, Tackett Kings, Johnson Annie, 19 Aug 1964 Tackett Ballard E, 12 Oct 1922, Polly Dicy, Tackett Haynes, Johnson Annie, 13 Oct 1967 Tackett Brad E, 13 Aug 1976, Elkins Kyla R, Tackett William F, Reddin Nancy L, 6 Nov 2003 Tackett Carol A, 2 Nov 1956, McDaniels Rex, Tackett Earl, Gallagher Winifred L, 50-567 Tackett Chad Jr, 19 Nov 1968, Wagner Jenifer L, Tackett Challios, Hall Helen M, 10 Sep 1988 Tackett Charles L, 5 Mar 1960, Greer Mary A, Tackett Walker, Conley Linda, 5 May 1979

66. Introduction: Jazz On The Screen: A Jazz And Blues Filmography By David Meeker ( For many kindnesses, for facts, practical assistance and friendship my sincere personal thanks are due to Angus trowbridge, Don McGlynn, David Shire, http://lcweb2.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/html/jots/jazzscreen-about.html

The Library of Congress presents . . . SEARCH BROWSE ABOUT HELP ... home about back Introduction The data, where known, is arranged as follows: Title of production. As given on screen and in original language excepting where a non-Roman alphabet is involved in which case a transliteration is used. Listed in strict alphabetical order, ignoring the article, under the terms of the long established Rules for Cataloguing as set out by the Library of Congress. Alternative title/s. These may be working titles, co-production alternatives, UK or USA release titles, re-issue titles, television or video or DVD release titles. Alternative foreign titles are only given in the case of authorized co-productions. Country of production. tvm=made-for-tv movie tvs= made-for-tv series tv= made-for-tv programme or made-for-video/-DVD release f= feature film over 60 minutes m= medium length film 30-60 minutes s= short film under 30 minutes Director Composer Music director and/or conductor Orchestrator Music supervisor Arranger Personnel (or part personnel) on soundtrack Songs, whether new or pre-composed

67. Ask Your Neighbour - Trowbridge - Local Advice David of trowbridge. Sun 2nd Dec 07, 805am. Shopping. Help I need an advent ring/wreath with four candles for Monday morning (3rd). http://www.askyourneighbour.co.uk/site.php?tid=27472&cid=0

68. TROWBRIDGE Bibliography Of Resources These are the resources from which I gleaned the data for the trowbridge Outline Descendant BUCHROEDER, David, A wee bit of flakeyness , ( http// WC. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~dav4is/Sources/TROWBRIDGE.shtml

Directory Help Search Indices: Home Pedigrees ODTs Sources ... Annex Gallery Misc document.getElementById('FLAG').src = '../Images/loading.gif'; THIS IS A FREE SITE http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~dav4is/ TROWBRIDGE pages Pedigrees ODTs Sources Celebs Annex Gallery TROWBRIDGE Bibliography of Resources These are the resources from which I gleaned the data for the TROWBRIDGE Outline Descendant Tree ( ODT Some of these sources with a network address may be proprietary resources requiring membership for access, possibly after paying a fee. Examples: the Genealogy.com GenealogyLibrary , or the Ancestry.com databases To find individual source citations (and notes), go to the Annex if available. Use the link in the TROWBRIDGE pages navigation bar above. ANDERSON, Jimmie Anne, "Anderson-Clarke-Owens-Staley Genealogy" Medium: Electronic, [ID= , Citations=3] BARROWS, Julia, "Black/NobleCT" Medium: Electronic, [ID= , Citations=73] BUCHROEDER, David, "A wee bit of flakeyness" Medium: Electronic, [ID= , Citations=14] CHAPMAN, Rev. F. W.

69. + + 20 SYMPOSIUM B 830 AM *B1.1 900 AM *B1.2 930 AM BREAK 1000 Your browser may not have a PDF reader available. Google recommends visiting our text version of this document. http://www.mrs.org/s_mrs/bin.asp?CID=2123&DID=91507&DOC=FILE.PDF

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