Welland Canal Survey of Lands Adam Gould 1827

Survey map and description of Adam Gould's land created by The Welland Canal Company. Included is a written description of the land along with a drawing of the land. Noteable features include; allowance between 4th and 5th concession, line of Northrup's land. Total land mass is 6 acres and 6 perches. The deed for the land is dated May 7th, 1827. Surveyor notes are seen in pencil on the map.

1507 BH17 NP 2014

Brown sediment with clasts ranging from small to large in size. Clast shape ranges from angular to rounded. Lineations and rotation structures were abundant in this sample, Rotation structures were seen with and without central grains. Comet structures were also present in this sample along with minor amounts of grain stacking.

Indenture of Sale from Adam Hutt and wife Dorothy to Mathias Cairns, 1806

Indenture of bargain and sale from Adam Hutt and his wife Dorothy of Lincoln County regarding 27 acres to Mathias Cairns, of Stamford Township beginning at the northeast angle of Lot 29 of Stamford Township. This was registered on May 16, 1839 in Book U, folio 239 - instrument no. 12448, January 17, 1806.

Indenture of Land Sold by Jacob Cochanour to Adam Hutt

Indenture regarding land sold by Jacob Cochanour of Flamborough West to Adam Hutt of Stamford Township. This land included 100 acres in Lot. no. 11, Stamford - instrument no. 5057, July 9, 1816.

Receipt from Adam, Meldrum and Anderson Dry Goods and Carpets

Receipt from Adam, Meldrum and Anderson Dry Goods and Carpets, Buffalo, New York for curtains, materials and hooks, Sept. 6, 1886.

Receipt from Adam, Meldrum and Anderson, Buffalo, New York

Receipt from Adam, Meldrum and Anderson, Buffalo, New York for sateen, May 17, 1887.

The writings of George Eliot; Adam Bede

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Adam Smith, Moral Motivation and Business Ethics

This paper shows how Adam Smith’s concept of moral motivation applies to business ethics and ethical consumption. Moral motivation for Smith is embedded in his moral psychology and his theory of virtue, particularly in terms of socialization and our social interactions and in his view that people always seek approval for their conduct, either though actual or ideal spectators. It follows that right conduct depends on the spectator’s awareness of one’s conduct. Thus concerning business ethics, transparency and accountability are essential, as opposed to anonymity which is detrimental. Applying Smith’s theory of motivation to consumption entails two further points: One, information concerning business conduct without consumers seeking it and acting accordingly will only have a limited effect. Two, people’s concern for the propriety of their action can and should include consumption, such that purchasing behavior becomes a moral issue rather than a mere economic one.

ADAM: A Decentralized Parallel Computer Architecture Featuring Fast Thread and Data Migration and a Uniform Hardware Abstraction

The furious pace of Moore's Law is driving computer architecture into a realm where the the speed of light is the dominant factor in system latencies. The number of clock cycles to span a chip are increasing, while the number of bits that can be accessed within a clock cycle is decreasing. Hence, it is becoming more difficult to hide latency. One alternative solution is to reduce latency by migrating threads and data, but the overhead of existing implementations has previously made migration an unserviceable solution so far. I present an architecture, implementation, and mechanisms that reduces the overhead of migration to the point where migration is a viable supplement to other latency hiding mechanisms, such as multithreading. The architecture is abstract, and presents programmers with a simple, uniform fine-grained multithreaded parallel programming model with implicit memory management. In other words, the spatial nature and implementation details (such as the number of processors) of a parallel machine are entirely hidden from the programmer. Compiler writers are encouraged to devise programming languages for the machine that guide a programmer to express their ideas in terms of objects, since objects exhibit an inherent physical locality of data and code. The machine implementation can then leverage this locality to automatically distribute data and threads across the physical machine by using a set of high performance migration mechanisms. An implementation of this architecture could migrate a null thread in 66 cycles -- over a factor of 1000 improvement over previous work. Performance also scales well; the time required to move a typical thread is only 4 to 5 times that of a null thread. Data migration performance is similar, and scales linearly with data block size. Since the performance of the migration mechanism is on par with that of an L2 cache, the implementation simulated in my work has no data caches and relies instead on multithreading and the migration mechanism to hide and reduce access latencies.

La gubernamentalidad a través del estudio del Programa ADAM (Áreas de Desarrollo Alternativo Municipal) en el departamento del Putumayo

El siguiente trabajo muestra las nuevas dinámicas del desarrollo, a través del estudio de dos programas recientes de desarrollo alternativo, el caso Chemonics y el caso ADAM (Áreas de Desarrollo Alternativo Municipal) , en el Putumayo. Se pregunta, específicamente, por cuáles son las estrategias que implementa el programa ADAM y cómo se conforman las redes de poder que se tejen en el marco de los programas de desarrollo alternativo, en el departamento del Putumayo.

Adam Smith y la economía moral del sistema del aula.

Resumen basado en el de la revista

Puig Adam, in memoriam : los viejos maestros nunca mueren.

Resumen basado en el que aporta la revista.

Did??ctica de las matem??ticas : homenaje a D. Pedro Puig Adam

Bibliograf??a al final de los cap??tulos