Religious pamphlets

A collection of miscellaneous pamphlets on religion.

The American journal of roentgenology.

Imprint varies: New York, Nov. 1915- ; Springfield, Ill., <1920-> ; New York, -Dec. 1922.

"In Christ's stead", autobiographical sketches.

Mode of access: Internet.

Syllabus of home economics,

Mode of access: Internet.

Inquiry into the character and tendency of the American colonization and American anti-slavery societies.

Mode of access: Internet.

American slavery as it is : testimony of a thousand witnesses.

On spine: Ames, Liberty.

The American Hackney stud book.

Includes the Society's constitution and by-laws.

Annual report

1815-18 printed at Philadelphia. Other slight variations in imprint.

The Psalms : the common version revised for the American Bible Union, with an introduction and occasional notes /

United Bible Societies language: English.

The Missionary outlook.

"Representing the General Missionary Society and the Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church, Canada" (<1903-1904> also the Young People's Forward Movement for Missions).

An analysis and comparison of rural land sales

Rural land prices, in developed, free trade real estate markets, are influenced not only by prevailing economic conditions but also physical factors such as climate, topography and soil type. In broad acre farming and grazing operations, both commodity price and yields determine farm income. Yields, in turn, are a function of climate, topography and soil type. The strength of a rural land market is influenced by the overall rural economy in a Country, State or region. These differences in rural land markets can also vary within smaller regions. It has been held that rural land, in relative safe production areas, is less effected by adverse economic and climatic factors than land in more marginal agricultural areas. This paper will analyse rural land sales in both traditional cropping areas and marginal cropping areas for the period 1975 to 1996. The analysis will determine the overall trend in rural land prices over the period, compare the average annual return between marginal and established farming areas and determine which economic and production factors have influenced this change. The impact of this analysis will also be discussed in relation to rural land appraisal.

Evaluation of the luminous environment in open-plan offices with skylights

High Dynamic Range (HDR) imaging was used to collect luminance information at workstations in 2 open-plan office buildings in Queensland, Australia: one lit by skylights, vertical windows and electric light, and another by skylights and electric light. This paper compares illuminance and luminance data collected in these offices with occupant feedback to evaluate these open-plan environments based on available and emerging metrics for visual comfort and glare. This study highlights issues of daylighting quality and measurement specific to open plan spaces. The results demonstrate that overhead glare is a serious threat to user acceptance of skylights, and that electric and daylight integration and controls have a major impact on the perception of daylighting quality. With regards to measurement of visual comfort it was found that the Daylight Glare Probability (DGP) gave poor agreement with occupant reports of discomfort glare in open-plan spaces with skylights, and the CIE Glare Index (CGI) gave the best agreement. Horizontal and vertical illuminances gave no indication of visual comfort in these spaces.