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Skeleton Leaves Of Hayes And Wheeler, I. L. Rogers

Photographs

The stereograph contains a sepia-toned image of a skeleton leaf arrangement in honor of Rutherford B. Hayes (the nineteenth President of the United States) and William A. Wheeler (the nineteenth Vice-President of the United States). Portrait images of Hayes and Wheeler appear at the base of the arrangement. The image is adhered to an off-white paper card mount.

The "Red Front Store," Sheep Camp, Alaska, Keystone View Company, B. L. Singley

Photographs

The stereograph contains a black and white image of a storefront selling mining supplies such as boots, packs, ropes, pans, etc. Additionally, two men are standing at the Red Front Store's entrance. A tree-line mountain appears in the background of the image. The image is adhered to an orange-colored paper card mount.

The Martyred Presidents, Lincoln, Garfield And Mckinley, Carlton Harlow Graves

Photographs

The stereograph features a black and white image of three portraits hung on a wall, which include Abraham Lincoln, William McKinley, and James A. Garfield. A table decorated with flowers sits in front of the portraits and an arch of flowers hangs overhead. The albumen print is mounted on a gray card with rounded corners.

A Klondike Camp

Photographs

The stereograph contains a color image of a man standing on a pathway in a Klondike camp with a dog laying in front of him. A line of log buildings stands behind the man, and several tree stumps are pictured throughout the camp. The image and a green-colored border are printed on a paper card mount.

Interior Of Heimbold's Drug Store Broadway, American Views

Photographs

The stereograph features a black and white image of the interior of a store. The floor is a checkered design, and a counter surrounds the parameter of the store. Shelves full of various supplies stand behind the counters, and globe chandeliers hang from the ceiling. The albumen print is mounted on an orange card with rounded edges.

Lover's Path

Photographs

The stereograph contains a black and white image of two women and three children standing on a pathway in Central Park. The image is on an orange-colored mount.

Taking In Washing, Keystone View Company

Photographs

The stereograph contains a black and white image of a goat chewing on hanging laundry. The laundry hangs outside on a clothesline, and several buildings stand in the background. The image is on a peach-colored mount.

Emancipation Monument, A.A. Childs And Co

Photographs

The stereograph features a black and white image of a small statue featuring Abraham Lincoln standing by a kneeling male slave with his proper left hand raised as he is about to emancipate the slave (a small replica of the much larger Emancipation Monument). In his proper right hand, which rests on a bronze podium, Lincoln holds an unrolled copy of the Emancipation Proclamation. The albumen print is mounted on a yellow card with squared corners.

Sunset, Niagara N.Y., Charles Bierstadt

Photographs

The stereograph features a black and white image of the silhouette of a person standing on the edge of a body of water. Trees line the horizon, and clouds are pictured overhead. The image is mounted on an orange card with rounded edges.

Dewey In N.Y. 7th Reg. N. Y.N.G. On Riverside Drive

Photographs

The stereograph contains a sepia-toned image of a military regiment marching outdoors. The regiment is led by George Dewey, Admiral of the Navy and only person in United States history to attain the rank.

A Lesson On Brother's Bike, Sterro-Photo Co.

Photographs

The stereograph is a black and white image of a woman on a bike with another woman supporting the bike. The image is on a gray card mount.

Klondikers Climbing The "Golden Stair" And "Peterson's" Trail, Chilcoot Pass, Alaska., Keystone View Company, B. L. Singley

Photographs

The stereograph contains a black and white image of a mining camp that sat at the base of the Golden Stair, a difficult incline that leads to the Chilkoot Pass. The Pass is between the state of Alaska (United States) and British Columbia (Canada). Numerous men and tents are pictured throughout the camp. The image is adhered to an orange-colored paper card mount.

"I'S Boun' To Hab A Christmas Dinna!", Keystone View Company, B. L. Singley

Photographs

The stereograph is numbered 9397 in the series. It features a black and white image (twice) depicting a racial caricature of an African-American man. The man is shown reaching into a chicken coop and grasping for a hen. It is mounted on a peach-colored card with rounded corners.

Learning To Coast - The Finish., George W. Griffith

Photographs

The stereograph contains a black and white image of two women lying on the ground with overturned bicycles. Four individuals look on in the distance. A bridge stands in the background. The image is mounted on a peach-colored mount.

Is Yo' Sho' Lady When I Wears Dese Stockings I Won' Fin' Ma Laigs All Black!, Underwood And Underwood

Photographs

This object is a caricature reminiscent of the plate ""Have you any flesh coloured silk stockings...?"" from E.W. Clay's racist satiric series, Life in Philadelphia, originally published in the late 1820s and early 1830s. Depicts an African-American man dressed as a woman, sitting in front of the counter of a dry goods store and inquiring about a pair of dark stockings which ""she"" holds. A smiling female sales clerk assists the customer while displaying a second pair of dark stockings. Bolts of fabric rest on shelves behind the clerk, socks and hosiery hang above, and a white female customer shops …

North Front Of The Executive Mansion, From Pennsylvania Ave., H. T. Anthony

Photographs

The stereograph is mounted on an orange card and features a black and white image of the White House from the North Lawn

Transdiaphragmatic Intercostal Hernia Repair In A Patient With Previous Thoracic Surgery, Lilyan T. Starkey, Ruth P. Gerola, David A. Denning

Marshall Journal of Medicine

A transdiaphragmatic intercostal hernia (TDIH) describes the herniation of abdominal contents through diaphragm and chest wall defects. It has been documented following traumatic injuries as well as after episodes of increased thoracoabdominal pressure. However, those resulting from iatrogenic cause remain uncommon and are less often recorded. We report an iatrogenic TDIH in a patient presenting 39 days after a complicated thoracic procedure, highlighting the surgical technique used for successful hernia reduction, diaphragmatic closure, and rib re-approximation. The case reinforces the possibility of a TDIH occurring as a post-surgical complication. Surgeons should anticipate the potential development of TDIH, particularly after thoracic …

A Case Of Immune-Mediated Necrotizing Myopathy In A 75-Year-Old With Anti-Hmg-Coa Reductase Antibodies, Dylan Smith, Kassandra Flores, Adenrele Olajide

Marshall Journal of Medicine

No abstract provided.

Propofol Related Infusion Syndrome: A Subtle Adversary, Brandon Harris, Elizabeth C. Taylor, John W. Pickstone, Errington C. Thompson Md

Marshall Journal of Medicine

Propofol Related Infusion Syndrome (PRIS) was first described in 1998. It has a strange collection of symptoms, including marked bradycardia, persistent, recalcitrant metabolic acidosis, liver enlargement, rhabdomyolysis, and lipemic blood. We present two recent patients who appeared to have had PRIS. Creatinine kinase seems to be an early detector of PRIS. If PRIS is recognized early, this complex metabolic process seems to be completely reversible.

Robotic Hysterectomy: Surgical Approach And Outcomes Among A Large Institutional Cohort, Shirin Azadi, Sydney Graham, Stephen Bush, Rachel Lee, Nadim Bou Zgheib

Marshall Journal of Medicine

Introduction

The purpose of this report is to describe a technique for performing a robotic total laparoscopic hysterectomy (rTLH) with clinical outcomes on safety and efficiency. The rationale for our approach is based on a critical evaluation of the literature.

Methods

Data from all rTLH procedures performed on our gynecologic oncology service between January 2017 and December 2019 were retrospectively reviewed. Using this database, perioperative data including surgical times, intra- and postoperative complications, and length of hospital stays were evaluated. The steps used to perform the procedure were outlined and illustrated.

Results

826 cases of rTLH were performed during the …

Leading Positive Change In Academia, Brad D. Smith President

Marshall Journal of Medicine

No abstract provided.

More On Applied Research Categories Pertaining To Aviation, David Trafimow

International Journal of Aviation Sciences (IJAS)

No abstract provided.

Applied Research Categories Within Aviation: A Commentary On Trafimow (2016), Chris Sidor

International Journal of Aviation Sciences (IJAS)

No abstract provided.

The Academic Side Of Applied Aviation Research: A Commentary On Trafimow (2016), Steven Leib

International Journal of Aviation Sciences (IJAS)

No abstract provided.

Rethinking The Value Of Applied Research And Researcher Accountability: A Commentary On Trafimow (2016), Richard O. Fanjoy Ph.D.

International Journal of Aviation Sciences (IJAS)

No abstract provided.

When To Link Theory And Research: A Commentary On Trafimow (2016), John E. Deaton

International Journal of Aviation Sciences (IJAS)

No abstract provided.

A Taxonomy Of Applied Research Categories As An Aid To Research Pertaining To Aviation, David Trafimow

International Journal of Aviation Sciences (IJAS)

Based on the notion that applied research can be theoretically grounded or not theoretically grounded, I suggest that there are roughly four categories within which quality work in this area can fall: basic research, auxiliary assumptions, theory combined with auxiliary assumptions, and research without theory. Although the importance of auxiliary assumptions in traversing the distance between theories and their applications cannot validly be denied, applied researchers, including those in the aviation area, often have ignored them. But auxiliary assumptions play an important role in understanding the four categories that I propose. Finally, I argue that much of the applied research …

Avionics Market Forecasting: Comparing The Performance Of Artificial Neural Networks Forecasting With Traditional Forecasting Techniques, Jason Alexander Hoop, Walter Rodriguez

International Journal of Aviation Sciences (IJAS)

Avionics can be thought of as the nervous system sustaining aircraft operations, and accurate forecasting is critical in predicting system demand. Modeled after their biological counterpart, artificial neural networks (ANNs) maintain the ability to recognize trends in chaotic and nonlinear systems. These models possess the capability to produce more accurate predictions than those of traditional forecasting methods. The purpose of this paper is to provide a comprehensive overview of ANNs and detail the use of these techniques as a tool for forecasting in the avionics field. Furthermore, it introduces and examines several commonly used types of predictive ANNs. The performance …

Moving Towards Unmanned Aircraft Systems Integration Into The National Airspace System: Evaluating Visual Observers’ Imminent Collision Anticipation During Day, Dusk, And Night Suas Operations, Igor Dolgov

International Journal of Aviation Sciences (IJAS)

An experiment was conducted in an austere desert location (entirely lacking artificial light pollution) to evaluate visual observers’ ability to maintain line of sight with a light-sport manned aircraft and a small unmanned aircraft system (sUAS; Raven RQ-11B or Wasp III) and predict imminent collisions between them. We investigated the impact of night and dusk operational settings on observers’ performance as compared to daytime and manipulated the placement of the critical visual observer in relation to the sUAS pilot. Analyses revealed that the light-sport aircraft was identified at significantly farther distances at night and dusk than during the day, and …

General Solution Of The Wind Triangle Problem And The Critical Tailwind Angle, Nihad E. Daidzic Ph.D., Sc.D.

International Journal of Aviation Sciences (IJAS)

A general analytical solution of the navigational wind-triangle problem and the calculation of the critical tailwind angle are presented in this study among other findings. Any crosswind component will effectively create a headwind component on fixed course tracks. The meaning of a route track is lost with excessive crosswinds representing the bifurcation point between the possible and the impossible navigational solutions. Any wind of constant direction and speed will effectively reduce groundspeed and increase time-of-flight on closed-loop multi-segment flights. Effective wind track component consists, in general, of true and induced components. The average groundspeed of multiple-leg flights is a harmonic …